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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1862-01-03

ABOUT THE FIRE.

When summers roseate couch is stript,
And autumn's frost her garner fills,
And winter lifts her hoafy head
Above the bare Drowned northern hills;
When gables quaint and sloaping ewes
Are hung with ornaments of ice,
And window panes traced Ger and Ger
With tree, and flower, and strange device ;
When lane and paddock for while
Are carpeted with the virgin snow,
And truant feet betray themselves
When from the beaten path they 60;
NHow pleasant tits to draw ones chair
AbOy1bthe fire as night descends
And cosy con some favorite pages,
Or join in chat with genial friends.
To quaff the social cup Of tea,
And talk about the olden time,
Ere we had known the cares of men,
Or Joy of putting thoughts in rhyme.
Ere we had joine d the field of fight,
To battle for our daily bread, :
Or learned how oft fair truth is crushed
Beneath the money seekers tread.
The table cleared, the candles trimm'd,
And wife's accustomed corner ta'en,
From joke to anecdote we slip
From gay to grave, from land to main.
We wander meath burning sun
With Bruce, or Park. or Livingstone;
With Ross or hapless Franklin track
The icy wastes of the frigid zone.
A pause song now becomes the theme,
We dwell on Milton's sacred lay,
Seek Shelly to his mystic fight.
Or Keats, who died while yet the bay
His brow had won was being wove;
Then list while Tennys0n doth fling
Rare notes upon the wind, and then
Take freshening drafts from Browning
spring,
Thus lUred by pleasantries, Gi3 Time
Gii@es ~@siftly on az leng-h b we START
To fnd how .aVe it is; shaE5 hands,
And grieye that we'E. Compelled to part
Then, while we sing to verdant spring.
Or summer with her birds and Towers e
And autumn's fruitage-add a strain
To winter, for her socaii hours.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1862-01-03
THE CRAB.APPLES.

A New Farce in one Short Act.
ifs being performed vith unbountled applause
an ta0o bemispheres.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1862-01-03

An, exchange says that Bishop Polk, tn
Confederate General at Columbus, Ker
lucky, "has learned to swear like troope,
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1862-01-03
DRAMATIS PERSONE.

DRAMAT1S PERS0NE.
Mr.. JOHN BULL--A puffy, quarrelsome old
fellow.
MRS. COLUMBIA - A respectable school
teacher, recently much afflicted by domes.
tic griefs.
MASTER WILKES - One of her favorite
scholars, very spunky little boy and
others.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1862-01-03

Serenade to General Havelock at An
napOlis.
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1862, 1862-07-11
GAnHlrr ) SALE.

July II. 1862. w
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1862, 1862-07-11
LEGAL NOTICES.
EXECUToRs' SALE.

"a
By virtue Of an order Of the Court Of
Common Pleas Of Randolph County, Ia
diana, We viii offer az private sale lhe
followin g real estate, As the property Of
Samuel Jackson. deceased.
The south half OF the northeast ga irter
aud the west bait Of the southeast IA trt,r
of section ., township ~, range Is east,
lying in Randolph county, Indiana.
TERMS OF SALE.-One third tn be
paid on day Of sale, one thi.d ia one scar
ana the residue IA two years, the deferred
paym.nts 20 bear interest from date. The
purchaser will be required 70 give notes
for deferred payments, with approved sur
IS, waving valuation or apprais, ment
laws. The purchaser will receive a cor
tifcatc Of purchase on day Of sale, and
when the court confirms the sale, he Will
receive a deed for said premises, when be-
sill be required 20 execute a mortgage on
said premises 20 better secure deferred
payments. JouS JAcKsoN,
JANEs BALLrsGrR,
Executors Of the last will OF samuel
Jackson. deed.
July II, lsG2. 4w
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1862, 1862-07-11
HOME TESTINTONY.

VALPsRAiso, Ind, Dec. ;, 1889.
Drew Roback-Dcar sir: | write
this for che benefit OF thesafering and at
iicted. This H. 60 certify that our daugh-
ter. Almiri Frances. - years old. ha.
been afflicted for nine years with lnfam-
matol Rheumatism, or Neuralgia. She
was attended hy the most skilliul physi.
clans. but instead Of being relieved she
continue % grow worse tll she bccam,
a. helpless a. an infant, her hands and
knees ELI drawn ana enlarged so as 10
cause her % suffer the most excruciaiing
paius, and worn down % q mere skeleton.
AZ lcneih | was induced 20 Try your
Blood Purifier and Pills. and She began 20
ansnl. anG Is ROW comfortable and going
% school. We believe YOUR remedies 60
De The best ever tried.
Yours with great r%csncct.
A. r.. NPiiILT.
Mrs. VI. nEMPHlIL.
See advertisement may 9wl
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1862, 1862-07-11
A SALE.

NOTICE is hereby given that the un
dcr.iehed, administrator OF the estate OF
Benjamin Cox, deceased, will sell at pub
lie sale, az the court honse door in the
town OF Winchester, on Saturd ~, the oh
day Of August next, the following real es-
tate in Randolph county. Indiana, belong.
ing 20 said estate, to-wit:
Fourteen acres, commencing AZ the
southwest corner Of the northeast qua rter
OF section %. township 90, north Of range
~ east, running from thence eat II rods
o.. links, thence north = rods and ! link,
thence west 81 rods % links, thence
south 70 rods and link to the place Of be-
ginning. living in said northeast quarter.
TERMS OF SALE.-The purchase
money must all be paid on day Of sale
The purchaser will receivc a certificate Of
purchase on the day Of sale, and as soon
"a the court confirms the sale. he viii re.
ceive a deed from the administrator. and
a quit claim deed from the widow Of the
d~ecedcnt, which will make q good title.
RlLEY Cox,
Administrator or the estate of Bcnja
min Cox, deceased.
July II, le62. 3w
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1862, 1862-07-11
SHERIFr's SALE.

IS virtue Of a venii Joni sni OK eca,ion 10
M, directed from the Randolph Circuit
Court. I will Expose 70 sale It the court.
house door in Winchester, Randolph Co,
Indiana. on Saturday. the 9Th day ot AN.
gust, iSG2, between tnc hours Of 10 o'clk
A and 4 o'clock p m Of said day the col.
lowing real estate. situated ia Randolph
count, Indiana, tofwt:
The south half OF the noriheastQusr;er
Of ae southwest quarter OF section sin.
ten, township nineteen, range fourteen
east. containing twenty acres NOR or less
Executed as the property % Meredith
Smali. ~ the suit of Pleasant Uuth ana
aud Griffin Davis.
All JENKINS.
Jsly ,i.is0 fees shrR 9
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1862, 1862-07-11
NOTICE

Is hereby given hat the undersigned has
b en- appointed administrator OF tue estnte
of John b. Heavenridge, deceased. Said
estate is supposed 20 be solvent.
SuLAs Il. GORDoN.
July IL, 1869. 3w Admir-.
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1862, 1862-07-11
DIR. McLean,s unirnrsai Pills.

For LIVER COMPLAINT, BirIousSEss, &c.
There has never been a CATHARTTC medi.
cine. offered &" the public. that has given such
entire satisfaction as McBEAN'SUNlVERSAL
PILLS.
Being entirely vegetable. they are perfectly
innOcrBtand can be taken bN the most tender
inftnl; vet prompt and powerful in removing
all Bilious secrctions. Acid or Impure. Fcted
Matter rom the stomach. In fact. they ara
the only Pulls that should bc used N ma~lariou.
districts
They produce NO Gripping. Sickness or Pain
in the stomach or Bowels. though very active
ana searching IN their operation. promoting
health, -ecretiOns ofthe Liver and Ktducye.
Who will suffer from Biliousness Headache
and Foul stomach. when so cheap a remedy
can be obtained! Keep them constantly on
hand; "A single lose. taken IN season. may
prevent hours. days and months Of sickness.
Nsk for pr. J. II Mclean. Universal pills.
Take no other. Being coated. they are taste
less. Price only % cents ner box. and can he
scntby maiito any part ofthc United States.
j. n. Mclean, Sole Pror'r.
ST. LOUIS, NO.
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1862, 1862-07-11
DIR. j. II. NcLPan,s
VOLCANf &c OIL LINN ENT.
The Best + xternalin the World for Man
ar Hnu.t

The Best Externalin The World for Man
or Beast.
Thousands OF Human beings have been saved
a live 81 dccrcpituNe and misery. by the use
ofthi- Invaluable Liuiment. II will relieve
PAIN almost simultaneously. and il will
cleanse. purify and heal the ionlrst SORE in
au iucredllle short time. NcIEAN'S VOL
CANlC OH L1NGMENT willreliove the most
invctcratr eases OF Rheumatism. Govt or Men
ralgia For Paralysis. Contracted Muscles,
~tinuess 'r weakness IN The Joints. Muscles
or ligamcnts. il will never fail. Two appfi-
pllcations viii cure sore Throat. Headache or
karache. For Burns or Scalds. or any Pain.
IL is an lnfaiiiblc Remedy. Tr, il. and yoe.
viii dnd 1t an indispensable remedy Keep Il
always or hand.
PLANTERS. FARMERS. or any one havinc
charge ofhor~.s. viii save money by using
McLean's Volcanic oil Linimcnt. Itiraspee-
dy aud infa'liblc curc fr Calls. Sprains.
Chafes. Swelling. Iamensss. Sweeney. Sores.
Wounds. Scratches. or a " c%Ntcrnal disease.
Try IL. aud YOU WILDE convinced.
DR.. j.. n. MCLEAN, Sole Prof. r.
decj-iy ST. LOUIS, MO.
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1862, 1862-07-11

W p N'HNNF -"
>
By virtue Of an execution TO me direct
ed from the Randolph Circuit court, |
viii expose 10 sale at the court house
door ia Winchester, Randolph chuntv,
Indiana. @ % Saturday, the IN Day OF
AUGUST, 1869 between the hours of 10 ok
q m ana O'clock p m Of sad day. the
follow ny real estate. stu Ated ia Randolph
county. Indiana to-wit:
The northeast quarter Of the northeast
quarter az section twenty ak eco, town
Shin twenty (2l), range thirteen I'D G. ss'.
Executed as the property of Daniel
Fisher, at the suit of Ahsnlom Roe.
a. II. JENKINS.
july llth. 1862. fee - Sin II k. G..
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1862, 1862-07-11
TILE n BRICK.
TILE! TILE! TILE!i
DrWin yOIsr WEE E0ndS.'

VNlIE Drain Tile manufactured by the
Undersigned have been pronounced
thrbcatinu use. Try them, auG If you do not
bccom, satisfied that they are just the
fhiag fer Training Det lands. We Will re-
fund YOU the money paid or them. We
a'so keep on hnnds BRICK Of our own
mmuf r'urr, winch We warrant TO give
entir, s0tl.fletiOu.
~ C We MS call 10 our Ylrd. north
ofthe D.not, Winchester IT, -.
may 2 w o. & 4. X. NRTIN.
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1862, 1862-07-11
lNoTIcE

Is hereby given that the County Survey.
or Will, CA the 9th day Of August next, be.
gin the survey Of section six 60 town
ship twenty (aO,) range fourteen ll4) east
aud continue from day To day until said
survey IS completed.
+. NJ. WAY,
July II, lSGe. w s. n. 4.
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1862, 1862-07-11
tiEALTH And
IeHgtheHIng ECYdiai 4 blood
pr,ifcr.

Delay not "A momcnt tits warranted 10 give
satisfaction. II VIII cure any disease of the
Kidneys. N omb. or Bladder; Painting. OBJ
s%trHcted Mensifuation. Failing of the Womb,
bafrcnncss. or any disease alislnFfrom ChroL-
ic or NerNou- Debility tits an lnfal.ble Rem
edy.
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1862, 1862-07-11

These Preparations unlike all other) are
"Frcr from fuisous.r
"Not danaerou. % the Human Famiiy.n
"kats 90 NOT die on the PROMISES
"IhcN come out of their holes to die.n
1.-The! are The oniA iniallible remcJicsknown.
80 years aud more estab. ia ~. Y. City,
Used blythe City POST ONCE
Used blythe CITY Prisons and Station Houses
Uscd by The GA, Steamers, Ships. NC.
Used by-the Clty Hospitals. Aims Houses &c
Used by the city Hotels, 'Astor.' Nc.
Used blythe Boarding HOn~es. &c
Used ignore than jn.NOc Private Families.
See me or ticO specimens Of ,chat
is Erery1ohcre said by Me People, Edit
0rs, DcaleTS, Sc.
MISUNDERSTANDING with vermln
reed be 80 90 ionger.if ther dsr ''CosrAR's''
kyierminators. We have ed il to our salts
iacuon. and " "a box "a ~ wOuld haze IL
We had tried pOis0n-. ... they effected moth
Rats. Mice. Reaches and BOD Bugs quicker
ihun we can write IL. II rs IN great demand
all over the country.- Medina, o., Gazette.
MORE GRAIN aud provisional are dest row
ed annually 10 Grant County by vermin. than
would pay for tous ~ this Rat and Insect Kill
.-~llancasier. Wis. Herald.
HENRY 4. COSTAR-We are selling your
preparations rapidly. Wherever the, have
been used. Rats. Nice. Roaches aud Vermin
disappear rapidly. EcKrp a. >TOuFFrR.
Druggists, Windsor. Nd.
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1862, 1862-07-11
~ Office

notice
l. hereby given that 7 W n sell, at public
auction, ON Saturday, the 81 dny Of Au-
gust, lr62, AZ the residenceof Ucrith Nc
Cracker, late Of Randolph county, dccei-
scd. all her personal property, consisting
Of one COW one ycarliug calf, one bed
and bedding, cov,rlcts, blank cts, quilts,
one bureau, one dining table, one stand,
chairs and other household aud kitchen
furniture too tedious TO mention.
A credit of nine months will hc given
on an sums over three dollars, the purCha
ser giving his note with approved surety,
waving valuation and aUpriiscment laws.
DocroR r. FoRD.
Administrator Of the estate Of Ucrith
McCrlckcn, deceased.
July H., 1862. 3s
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1862, 1862-07-11

C0NrLAiNivG.-We have heard repeat
cdly during the last few days. persons
complaining Of weakness anl debility
We would say 10 al such. get some or
MGLLN's SrRryaLIENING CORDIAL Avn
BiOJw PunifiER. Efs beyond al. doubt
the only remedy that will Nreuo,ate and
strengthen the system. The immense de-
mand tor q from all parts OF the United
States il proof enough Of is beneficial
effects. We know by experience that it
g. a delicious remedy to take. Call and
try IL. see the advertisement in another
column. 10
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1862, 1862-07-11
FOR CHILDREN.

DO YOU want yonr delicate. sicbly. runv
'hldrru.to Dee Healthy. Strong an0 Robustf
-'heh give them MciEAN'S STRENGTH
ENlNh CDkl4AL.' (~ca the directions on
each bottc). q 10 G,Irious 30 take.
NJ zone table spoonful. taken every morn
ingfasting, j. "a sure preventive against Chills
and Fever. Yellow Fever. Cholera, or any
prevailing diseuSe.
NPCAUTION! - Beware Of Druggists or
Dealers VINO may Try 70 p i'm upon YOU a bot
Tie Of Bitters or arsapariila. (Which they can
buy cheap. by saying ia H. just as good. There
arc men EASE enough 10 steal pay. OF my
nams 10 dub their VIII dec0cti0n. Avoid
such PIRATES and their villainous
compounds! Ask for Or. J. H.. McLean's
Strengthening Cordial and Blood Purifier
Take nothing else. ltiathe only remedy that
viii PURIFY Your iood thoroughly. and. ut the
saIsetime.S iRENGTHkN and TNVIGORATR
the whole organization. III put up in large
Bottlei--sl per bottle. or six bottles for SIS.
Or. j. II. ~ LEAN, sole Prop'r,
Con. or TmRD AND r.sE SIS.
81. Louis, NO.
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1862, 1862-07-11
SPECIAL NOTICES.
PARTNER WANTED

IN the nursery business, to whom I will
sell one half OF my Nursery Of one. two,
and three year OLD Fruit Trees and Plants
AZ Wholesale prices. The Nursery is well
situated AZ the Cross Roads two miles
south west Of Union City, Ind. This Is a
rare chance Cor an active aud industrious
man With 4 small capital. ! profess TO
thoroughly understand the Nursery busi-
ucss
Apply az the Nursery. or address the
Proprietor at Urion City. Randolph coun-
ty, Ind. GEO. GEBHART,
june 2l.-3t Proprietor.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1862-07-19

WASHINGTON, July 15.-The coniscation
bill has not yet been returned to Congress
with the Presidents approval. It's gener-
ally thought that his request for prolong
alton of the session has reference to this
measure There is some hesitancy in sign
ing the act.
A report has been current to-day that the
President is preparing veto message, while
another rumor among politicians, is that ne
will suggest modification Of the bill. In
either event, there is no doubt, judging
from the large majority by which it was
passed, namely: two-thirds Of the Senate,
and nearly SO in the House, that Congress
will not adjourn without passing measure
of that character
The border State Representatives to-day,
finally agreed upon their reply to the Presi.
dents Emancipation Proclamation. 1t is
represented as temperate and respectful
They cannot, for reasons stated, endorse his
policy, and differ from his belief, that the
declination Of these States to act upon and
sdopt it, may or will prolong the war. They
join in the recommendation that these States
give respectful consideration to the sub.
ject, but in no way commit themselves to its
support
Probably twenty members Of Congress
have been in consultation on the subject.
Some Of these from the Border Slave States
were not present at the meeting, while
others have left the city. Several will pre-
pare to repy Of their own.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1862-07-19

Removed. Taylor has established himself
in his new Drug Store. bottles, boxes, drugs,
medicines, books and ALL He looks nice in
deed. The finest, largest store-room in the
State. 1t is really worth seeing. Call and
take q look.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1862-07-19

Doors AND SHOES. -Devin has stock OF
boots aud shoes well worthy the attention Of
both wholesale and retail buyers. He has
some two hundred cases, a good stock to Sc
lect from. 1t is unnecessary to say that
these goods are selling at marvelously low
prices, as Devin's has become famous as the
place for cheap goods. At all events If you
want pair of boots or shoes, 60 to Devin's
and be CONVINCED.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1862-07-19

WALL PAPER AND SCHOOL BOOKS
1t Taylor's is one Of the attractive features of
Ottumwa; no stranger should neglect the
opportunity of looking at his attacks of Books
and Paper, and more particularly should any
one wishing to purchase anything in this
line not fail to examine his unusually cheap
goods before buying. just think of It,
Wall Paper from 9 to 10 cents per roll; the
best UNBIASED paper at - cents--costing
from 81 to 80 to paper room. He has
also the finest stock Of Fancy Goods ever
shown in the city. Be certain and call =
4syior's.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1862-07-19

A company Of - men from Charlton and
the surrounding region, destined for the 18th
Regiment, spent Thursday night in this
place, and left on the l:20 p. m. train, Of the
b. & NJ. Road, for Clinton. The officers are
D. N. Smith, Captain Adam Bird, lst
Lieut., and j. yanDen Thusen, I'd Lieut.
Abortion Of company, about so, from
Eddyville, under Capt Evans passed on
their way to Clinton, to enter the 18th, On
Tuesday.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1862-07-19

We have never despsired Of the republic
We have always fslt--even in the darkest
hour, and never moro strongly than in the
darkest horr-that It pas in tho Republic to
sare itse!f. We see nothing in the present
situation to change our opinions or our feel
ings. We think that AZ must see--what
secma most evident to us--that therebelion
has had its largest proportions and its height
of power Under no imaginable circum-
stances can the South shov such power in
the future movements of the rebellion ~ 1t
has shown hitherto. Conscription has Civ.
en- It all the soldiers il has arms for, and for
those arms II depends entirely upon tie run
ming ofthe blockade. II is now making its
last stand in the border states and on the
Mississippi river. It has summoned all the
force it can possibly combine for a single
effort to retain its hold Of Richmond That
effort is certain, We think, to fail We have
all confidence in Mcclellan, in his noble
army, in the navy that backs up all, and
hast, but by no means least, in the good
providence of God Of this nation. The peo-
Pile Of the South are ragged, and some Of
them are already half starved. They have
not the meaus for subsisting, for another
year, their great army Of themselves. II
seems evident that the South must be fed by
the North and North west within few
months, or there will be famine Throughout.
she rebellious states which will be king
among the calamities that will prevail there.
Their paper money is universally distrusted,
and their gold is universally boarded or sent
out ofthe country. Their navy is not only
destroyed, but all hope of building another
is abandoned.
1t is under these Circumstances that the
president calls for 100000 more troops, to
give the finishing touch to the work it has
30 we'll nigh accomplished. It is when the
hard fighting has been mainly done when
nothing is left to do but to wipe out waning
power, which may be shattered AMI scatter
ed in day before Richmond; vixen the OBJ
serving nations have ceased to menace us
with intervenhon when our navy has be-
come a magnificent one, and il growing With
rapidity in number and efficiency when
our communities are reco. ering from the
shock which war gave to Northern business;
when our gNenaries are OVERLOOKING with
brcadstuffs and new and splendid harvest
is adding to the stock, that the call for troops
is made. That these are Eeeded, for the
work which remains to be done, we have no
doubt for we must rise with such power
that the leaders of the South and the people
Of the South shall see that further resistance
is hopeless. When this shah be done, the
rebellion will be essentially squelched.--
The quicker this is done, the quicker will
the long-desired result he reached. ANY
lingering on the part Of the North to fiji up
the regiments called for, would encourage
the Southern leaders and strengthen the
llion.--(Sprin2fsld Republican.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1862-07-19
Money from Co. D, 18Th Reg,

Messrs. Bonnifield & Bros, Bankers Of
this city, have on deposit. funds for several
parties, families and friends Of the members
of Co. d, 18th Regiment, iowa Infantry,
which they will be happy to pay oyer on
application Of the parties entitled to it. We
understand that Capt. Madison brought home
some $4,000.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1862-07-19

HoUsE SroNED.--A house in Dahlonega,
occupied by John Rush, was stoned and the
windows broken out on Wednesday night
last Mr.. Rush and another man came to
town during the night to get process and an
officer to arrest the perpetrators. We have
not heard of any arrests at this writing.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1862-07-19
GENERAL ORDERS, NUMBER Z
ADJUTANT GENERALS OFFICE,
CLINTON, June 26th 1862. {

ADJUrANT GENERALS OFFICE,
CLINTON, June 26th 1862. {
Particular attention Of soldiers on fur.
loughs il called TO the following paragraph
from, Gen. Orders, No. go, War Department.,
Adjutant Generals Office, Washington,
June 9th, 1862.
=
"A large number Of volunteers are absent from
them to RETURN the Governors Of States author
Used 20 give ih-m certificates " passss which will
r. 81: nS
WIN nay the q each cstiacste
pass and provide transportation for the soldier
his regiment Or station"
The mastering officers in this State are
Capt. II. B. Hendershott, Davenport; Capt.
L. 3. York;. or George F. Pierce, Dubuque;
1t. G. J. Ball, Keokuk.
Passes Of the Adjutant General, by order
Of the Governor, viii be found ia the hands
Of the following named persons 1t. Col.
w. B. Allison, Dubuque 1t. N. H, Brain
ard. Iowa City DR.. Frank Woodruff, Des
Moines 1t. Col G. w. Lowrie, Keoknk
Lyman Cook, ESQ, Burlington Hon. j. J.
Rurtis, Davenport; Cashier Of the Branch
State Bank, Muscatine Hon. A. +. Brown,
Cedar Falls 1t. COL H. @. Mutt, Council
Bluffs; VIM. B. Mack, Esq, Cedar Rapids
Post Master at EddyviIle.
Rasses will soon be furnished at othe,
points. Soldiers can apply directly to this
Office for passes. but the application mus
state the distance from their residences Il
the mastering Officers in this State.
Passes Of this Department, heretofore is
sued. will no longer be used for the trans
portstion Of furloughed soldiers to thei
Regiments. N. B. BAKER,
Adjutant General Of Iowa.