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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-01-04

II RUSTEE'S SALE.--W hereas, on the % day
Of March, A. b 1860, Rosanna Kelley, u
Clinton county, Iowa, executed unto Austin Cor
bin as Trustee, certain deed Of Trust, conveyir &
20 said Trustee The land in Clinton county, Iowa,
described as follows, to wit: The west half Of
the southwest quarter of section number five
(5,) in township number eighty-one (8i,) north
Of range numbet four "a, east Of Il 5th principal
meridian which said conveyance was made by
the said Rosanna Kelley for the purpose of secur
ing the payment Of two certain promissory notes
and tho interest thereon. signed by said ROsanna,
one OF which was dated the u day Of March, A !.
D., $50, and payable one year after date, for one
hundred and twelve ard 90 100 dollars to the or
der Of Lewis Pe1y, with interest after due at ten
per cent, on which is endorsed Ss5-loD.
And now, said note having become due and pay
able, and the said Rosanna having failed to nav
the same, except as above stated, /, Austin
Corbin Trusteee' rs aforesaid, do hereby give
this public notice thatby virtue the power which
is in me vested by said Deed Of Trust, will, on
saturday, the 18th day Of January, A. d. 1852, at
day, at the Court house door, in the city Of Dsven
pert expose and offer Tor sale, at public auction for
cash the parcel Of land above described or so much
thereof as shall be sufficient TO satisfy ana pay
the amount said note with the interest tn ereon
to the day Of sale together with all the costs and
xpenses attending said SALE costs Of this notice
and Trustees fees,
Dated the 18th day of December, A. D., 1861.
AUSTIN CORBlN
doon 3t,l T.,stoo
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MEDICAL.
TA0KsFATs9
LIFE Pu.LS AND PHOENIX BlTTERS

THESE MEDICINES HAVE NOW BEEN
/ before the public Tor period Of THlR
YEARS, anai during that time have maintained .
high character ia almost every part OF the Globe.
for their extr aordinary and immediate power Of
restoring perfect health 70 persons suffering under
nearly every kind Of disease to which the human
frame is liable. %
The following are among the distressiug varlety
Of human ii ga se in which tho
The New York herald., 1862-03-05
The Navy.

business very brisk at tho Navy Yard, Brooklyn,
present. but nothing Of general interest occurred yester
day further than the arrival of three vessels 10 be fitted
Out Immediately for cruising
The steam gunboats sachem and currituck are an
chored of the buoy and tho steam transport Connecticut
is receiving stores for the bockading squadron
The storeshps Relief and supply ready for sea- ana
will leave ON Friday or saturday. -
The prize schooner Stephen Hunt Is at the yard WIN
large force Of taking out her cargo OF arms whch
are to be given in charge OF the ordinance officer COM
mander Gansevoor
The Adirondack. ID is sad viii be ready 70 receive her
machinery at the end of this week. which is aimos CON-
pie ed at the Alaire Iron Works.
marine named Easton charged with deserton ard
inducing men to desert from the Gulf squadron last De-
cenber, as discharged from custody on Monday last
and received his dismissal from the service there being
no evidence rodf ccd to establish the charge He has
be'n confined in the Marine Barracks since tho 10th OF
December.
The new cooking apparatus in the North Carolina
gives entire satisfaction 10 the officers OF this ship who
are now enabled to provide food for thousand
men.
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The Army.

Brigader General Rathbone, commanding tho New
York state Volunteers, accompanied by Captain Smith,
OF his STAFF arrived at the Astor House yesterday from
Albany their way to Hancock, Delaware county, for
the purpose Of rerfectng the consolidation Of the Ono
dafa (l02i) regiment with skeleton command at Camp
Hill house, in that county, numbering some four
hundred The frll regiment, it is under
st od will bo tho command Of Enrco
Fardella, Joseph ;. Blown being Lieutenant
Colonel, and Gusiavus nj Major. There is no doubt
that the consolidation l., be effected, without prejudice
TO the ympahcs Of either OF the present commands
within two three days. The Colonel Of tho rcgi
mont Colonel Fardeila native of sicily, and has
seen twenty-five years Of foreign military service, ana
has been recently connected with the organization OF tho
military looking to service in the war in the western
portion of this State It is thou sht that tho nsodated
5. Scroggs.
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SHIP PIN G NE w S.
~ MOON III IL
............. s. HIGH ii IL
Port OF New York, March A, 1861.

CLEARED.
Ship Isaac Webb, Hutchinson, Lyerpoo-Chas Marshall
Ship Dorcas Prince Meady. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS sons
BARK Daphne (Nor), Larsen, Cork-Funch, Aeinckc
Bark Ceder (rem), Rohfs, Pcnarth Raads-Ruger Bros
Bark Louis tBrem) Gcerdes Bremen-Funch, Meincke
Bark Union (Brem), Horstmann Brcmen-Hennings 4
Bark Mcneil CPrps), Maschke, Antwerp,;w Salem Co.
Chase.
bark Hannibal, Kline, .Phiadclphia.M N Freeman Co.
Brig William Mary, Morton, Zaza-Bret Son Co
Brig Ellen Stewart, Cain, Port Royal SC-N McCready
Brig A Adams, York, Philadcpha. Thompson Hunter
schr J Northrup, Ross CornwailIs--D Dswof
schr Warner, Hawkins, Baltimore-N L McCready
Schr r II vermiyea, Gnitz, Deals Isla,d-Mas,er.
seSr Putnam hFeer Pesrh prumnlSha aser Sxn'
Slo6p Sophia, Jones, Drummondtown.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Arabia (Br) Shannon, Liverpool Feb Is, via
Queenstown 10th at $50 PM and Halifax March l. at so
Pm, with mdse and passengers Cunard. Had strong
steamship Bremen tBrcm), Vessels, Bremen, Feb = via
southampton 10Th with mdse and to oelrichs
quantities Of and sailed through for l6 hours; Feb a.
lat 40 TO- lon 80 10, lost seaman overheard
ed r &njisr Nov = with teas sc Sale Co. ~ ~ p.''
schr Lane (Brl HaIscy, Rack River, ia, Feb with log
wood &c to 4 sc!1mon Has been days OF Cape Hen
Mnssr sTIsr Fortress
& schr Il Lew 2xS Mumford, chne1ieague days
Steamer 0c,arara, Mel aughlin, Baltimore.
Steamer Westchester. Jones. Providence.
BELOW.
Ship Georgana Br) Jones, from Annoy, Oct a. passed
Also, two ships and two barks, unknown
SAILED.
3d-Steamships Atlantic, Port Royal sc; Suwannee, Hat
eras; ship VIM Singer London; brig Smith, Havana schr
Wind at sunset W, fresh.
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sApAK AND KArAsRADE, At BARSrNs.-A new spectacu.
lar play called "Sadak and Kaasradc, the Waters Of
Oblivion, is produced at barnums Museum this week
Like most modern spectacular Affairs this play has bu,
little plot aud still less scope for acting but as skee
ton 10 DO bedecked with fine scenery and rich
fairies and fun, 1t Is admirable ME completeness and
excellence OF the scenery costumes and appointments
do credit to Mr. f. T. Taylor the efficient stage manager
and TO the scenic artist Mr. Hege, who has painted
number OF gorgeous bat tasteful scenes which would
adorn any theatre In the city Altogether the glitter
the fairy work, the military cvoutons the comcaIi,ie,
OF Brookes and the wonderful singing Of Mr. Hadawsv
carry the picce through in triumph secure crowd
cd and applauding audiences. Commodore Hut appears
usual aud bis performances tic very reverse Of
his size.
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Court Calendar-This Day.

SUPREME Court CIRoUu.-Part mos 6035, 3179, g.,
$751; $685. 145, 1890 1875, 1916. 1885, 1877, 1882 $780,
1lo5, 116O, 116S, 1889, 1922, 1888, l346, 1858.
Sri EmoR CorRr.-Part I--Nos. 2s93, 343 900, 1025,
1865 1899 1908 1905 1907 12o9 1911 1213 1885, 1871
1919 Part IT-Nos. $500, 1860, $685. 2352 1922, 256
264 274 3o6 324 400 502 504, $3.50, t034 Part IL
12z5 1888, 1865, 1857, 1859 1878. Part IvNos 1860
I2o 1878 1904 1922 113o, l44, 1862, 1l54 1885, 1885,
COMMON Plnas-Part Mos. 1885, 572, SIS, s7s, ESQ,
43o $685. 7so ssl ss3, $50 1913, so4, $685. 500. Part IL
Nos 590 $685. 1906 1093 IT'S, 759 6s7, 1885, 1867 136s
sss $50 500. Sg2 sn3.
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The stabbing Ahrray I'm Mott Street.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.

In your Of the sabbing sraya No 80 Mott street.
IN your Of to-day you mention me ms one Of the four
PEI tht entered the premises question hour
last n.t two o whom (Roe aud Hcnry)
ensted which resulted the stabbny OF the latter
live No. 81 Mott street. and, at quarter to four clock
yesterday afternoon, stopped nt The premises ~ question:
which are Mr.. Patrick Reynolds where remained
about ins aud then loft did not return after that
al al There alteration or dNcutS with any one
while was there; oiic was stabbed or blurred IN any
way willie thcrc ard the dicr tn question di not
ocruF until about hours after had lsf futvUr knew
ol il until was informed OF IL BY NJ, ltryn0ll.
MATTHEW FULLY.
NrM YnnK. March 4. I6l
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axed application Of the rules adopted for the
Of the various branches will still further commend its
faithful administration.
OUTDOOR POOR
This portion Of duty Of great socitrde The
administration OF its detail has entire confidence yet
are welded system oarly established and
insisted upon The nterrogatories which have been cir
culsted to the extent o thousands beyond those that
have been responded TO- have, doubtless been nsru-
mental Of great good. andswi render great service In
the revision OF work. and hope bring to light
where IL was really needed. The figures show de-
Of appropriation TO this class applicants not
whstandng may add the fact that cases Of reluctant
applications have really increased.
BEtIKvrg HOSPITAL
We present as an institution worthy OF especial notice
No department Of our trust has been faithfully ad
mnstered and the changes which have been made
not only been practical and sound but beneficial aud
economical The economy In the use of gas the reduc-
tlon In almost every minute expenditure has extended
throughout the Whole Of the various drains Of the ns
tuition.
The apothecary, store keeper and engineer show an
attention 10 detail which comfnends them 10 the Com
missioners as well as the citizen for whom they act.
The Matron and her assistants, the Gate Keeper and
other officers have united with the Warden 10 make the
institution equal IN oil respects with any other iustu.
ton Ia or out Of the Department of Public Cbaritiey
The Medical Board has been jealous in its action en-
deavorng TO increase tho importance Of its connection
with the Institution by adding to their he; etoore great
advantages that OF an established medical college Their
has exceeded the expectations Of It's most ardent
friends and we hope aud believe that tho ron or ,ha
| facilities which abound In the Department of Public
Charities and Corrections with the recently esabcd
Bellevue Hospital College, may bc applied and 80
justly considerably and huauely conducted rs 20 com
nand tle appreciation of the entire community Thero
has been abridgement of the ordinary facilities hero
ofore accorded TO other schools il the intention 10
alter the rules to effect the great demands Of other col
leges AZ the same time, thofe be a frank arLov
Iedgcment u the claims which servisc Justly
demands.
Has been much improved IN condition. ard has Yielded
as Will he seen, fair CROP. We hopo lcr Improved
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imously adopted, the meeting adjourned
WHssEas, We lsok ppon the Council
Blufisfa and 81. J pseph Railroad Enterprise
at this time, az Of The utmost importance
to this country, beisg the shortest ropte to
an Eastern and SoUthern connection BY
Railroad, and tho cheap ct road inthe State
to build, and be loving the early completion
Of the same will secure an carly location
and completion of the Branch OF the Pa
clio Road West froo Council Bluhs.-
Therefore.
Resoiyed. That We authorize and instruct
j. s. Andrews, the Agent Of this Company,
to confer with the officers Of the Platte
Country Road, to ascertain il they were
prepared 20 complete their road to the Stste
line At anseary Day And be it further
Resolved, That We pledge our united es-
fort in the prosecution IT the work OF the
Council Bluffs 4 st. Joseph Railroad to the
earliest compilation.
Rcsolved, That al newspapers in the
Missesr. Valley, who feel favorable 50 this
enterprise, be requested to publish the pro-
ceedIbgs Of this meeting.
r. L. DOUGLASS, Chr'm.
J. s. ANDREWS. Sec'ty. rn
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CovcR rss1onAL, CoNyENrIoN,

X
The Republicans Of tho 9Th Congressional District
Of Iowa requested to meet in Convention, At Win
tsrsst. Madison County, Monday. the list day Of
July next At 10 O'Clock A. Of said day 70 nominate
candidate 70 represent the District In the next Con-
B,ch County win be entitled 70 one delegate and ono
Sddtioi delegass for ovsry ono hundred votes cast
for Abraham Lincoln tho last Presidential election
RrseticrG Of fty, or upwards, win be entitled to .
AL loyal voters, who are Internationally in favor Of
sustaining the Government in suppressng the rebel
Iiso are Invited to cooperate With in nominating
and eecng the candidate regardless 81 their former
party associations.
Tho time and place Of holding the Convention have
been liked 70 meet the views nearly possible, Of
the majority Of the Chairmsn Of the several County
Committees who have given any expression upon the
subjeet.
II, BROWN. Fremont County, ~
-rI4 SAL r, A. MATSUN Lucas County. sa
.r-.T q 5 HENRY FORD, Harrison County. g
b SHOEMAKER, Page County.
sAv"-sH ID, ELLISON. MONTGOMERY County.
H. TEMPLE, Cass County. MS $40
THOS. TOSTEVIN, Pottawattamio Co.
III yigJ ). ssrswARr, Polk County.
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Brown, Jf., son Of Old John Brown-the
Eppendipe sekas AFTERNOON with . Swedish
son8 VIE hsd bcenssiDe mon,hs ! purse
20 the lGilitsry Hospital at Georgstoso, D.
10, ~ onl1 resissed her situation 90 the
Etssalf6s ., and 4emovsI farther seuth OF
the Hosrital-of pleasant evening spent
e the house Of Mr.. Bascom-of the xenia
sorob.lighs, where Mrs. Gage vasialsS :
suest-of. tho seeing Of ono Of our gun.
boats lying in the river at St. Louis, huge
black monster, with guns oil pointed, and
Asgs Aying-butI must reserysfhsp arsicus
laUfof al these things till can tell them
to you morea t leisure. q s-ssgassa9
SOC BY the Nonparsil, that there was
great rejoicing among the g Secssh q
home, over the supposed victory Of tho reb-
els It Richmond. Their open expressions
Of sympathy with the South reminds mo
Of an incident related to me at Xsnia.-
They have there . wealthy citisep with
strong Southern .sympa.hies. Hisson 10 in
the rebel army. The people 10 Renia we're
raising money for the benefit Of the SOL
diers, or their families, md among others
called upon this SecesK to contribute. He
not only refused positively to give them .
cent, but accompanied his refusal with de-
naseiatieps Of Northern soidiers, and ex-
pressions Of sympathy with, and determi-
nation to aid all be could the rebel army.
One evening, soon after, . crowd gathered
round bis house and demanded Of him i've
hundred dollars, for the benefit Of our ar
my, and threatened if it was not forthcom-
ing to tear bis house down over bis head.
The man had to yield. The money was
handed over, the crowd dispersed, and Sc
cesh was sieneed. ! do not pretend to say
whether or not this course was entirely jus.
tifiabie, but it shows how the people Of
some places deal with traitors, and | i'm
agine the verdict OF oil loyal men and
women would be, s Served him right /"
The weather here hasbeen very fns--not
too warm with occasional showers, and no
wind. Everything is looking well, and the
fruits Of the season are abundant. There
are many attractions here, but ! do not for
get that tits not now my home, and that
ere long I must leave all and bic me awey
over the Western praries to the city Of hills
which is now our home. z vt rta
-E3s with kind regards to all friends.
remain most truly yours, rs
~ gi. sHH7 4Hi#5. ~ AMELIA BLOOMER.
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DY VIRTUE OF A SPECIAL EXECUTION 70 Nh
directed from the Once Of the Clerk Of the District
Court OF Pottawatamie County, Iowa shalt proceed
tween the hours Of 10 O'Clock A. H. and o'clock r r.
OF said In front Of the county Teasure Once the
tate Of Thomas r. Benton and Susan Benton to-Wit:
Lots nineteen and twenty 10 and 90 in block two m
IN Glendale Addition to the cityof Cvonc Diuns Iowa
Sale to commence at o'clock p. n. OF said dav
Taken rs the property Of Thomas H. Benton ana
Susan sentcn 70 satisfy executi In favor :. eoree
Wilson. Hs5st gs-
p. WILLIAMS SheriR.
Council Blum, Iowa, June 9Th, 1e1a.-nl01 -
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ySoLplrls', ,HEls-The following de6ni.
ton OF who are the heirs OF soldiers will be
OF interest to many:
Pensions are granted BY the Uoitsd States
Government. And the sum afterwards 10
paid to the heirs Of the deceased. 1.-THE PEN
sioner Was married, the wife receives the
mouey. u no wife is living, then the chill
dren. 1t the deceased soldier vas not mar.
rieds tho parents receive the pensions which
ceases With the life Of the parents. II the
nearest living relatives are brothers or sis
tsss depeudent upon the soldiess for support,
the pcnsions Will b awarded to then.
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QYv VIRTUE OF A SPECIAL EXECUTION 10 Nh Dr.
the Oce Of the Clefk Of theDist ~ Conf
o. county, Iowa. shall proceed ~ ~
On SATURDAY ths 9Th day Of July. A. d. loe9 beluoea
ne neurs o. 70 oeioek and e'cieeA r n, =
the city Of Couneil BIu the following Described real
essats % Alvarado Ford. so-wu. :,
Ihe South-we~tquarter Of the Southeast quarter.
ana the quarter Of the south.east Quarter
section twelve Aud tho Northeast quarter 81 90
tion thirteen all In Township seventy -four ranea
forfy.fOur west;
Also The south quarter of the Northeast GUAR
.er q section sixteen in said Township
Also, Lots one hundred and sxty.f ,ur .pA one hu~
ana sixy-nve IN the Original Plat Of Council
suMs: Lot nve in Block thirteen, In 1ayliss' Pint
Addition to Council Bluffs; 3, 49, es-,T - -.
Also Lots one two and three 10 Block fourteen; u
one r. Block eleven; lots three and f.1r in ilock
hIee IN Grim's Addition TO Council Rum.
sale 70 commence At O'Clock p. II. Of said day.
Iaken.as the propertyiof Avaredp O. Ford = satis
, an execution In favor Of James Deauchaup
J. p. WILLIAMS SAsytE
Council Biufb. Iowa. June TN, laes.-n5w.
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bnrv Sherl
Dated July 18th, 1863.
sHERTFF'S sALE.v

DIT virtue Of ~ sxeoution to me directed from the
ON Of the Clerk OF the District Court Of potta-
wattsnie county, Iowa. shall proceed 70 sell % Tues-
day the 18th day Of August. A. D., 1851 between the
hours Of 10 O'Clock, A. n and O'Clock p. II, Of saiA
day. front Of tho county treasurers Once in the city
OF Council Bluffs, the following described real estate
OF c. stone fo-wE Rrty (l0l fest OF the west -ide
Of lot ono hundred and ninety;hree (S0 on Brosdwsy
in the city Of Council Bluns, Poftawatamte county.
Iowa. Sale to commence 1t O'Clock p. y. OF said
day. Taken fhe prvpsrty Of G. Stoae 70 sasis6y
execution in favor OF Aberdeen Nallett.
Up. WILLIAMS, 6AsriH.
Council Blu6s, Iowa, July 10, 1853.
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yssiesi. 9r..t ~ q s1lse tpusl,e.n
o,te Coavsatien viii b held at Dss 1oines a we'd
SUPERINTENDENT sSy. i. .. Ia. mr. ne pulposs
q pseiing n nominaion Secretary and Auditor Of
sel&e, xcen9 osssrai ana Ragtstsr Of the late Land
Oea nd scr ths tsihsAe "a oths basiuess y
snsy se deemsd sxpsdisnt vhsn mes. 'e assp'l'
{hs ratio Of representative will b As Follows. yts
one Dsissats from each organized county Or one Dele
gate for every one hun ired votes cast for Abraham
Lmen e Presideat Of the United States in 1850 and
ess additional Delegate every fractional vote ex-
ceedipg atty. E.s5ss4e ts4 eta Haee4x
Loyal citisens regardless Of former political associe-
tioos, who are In IA = giving the National Admin
istration their Aossst superb in thorough and Wig
srs prosecatnn q for the suppression Of
ssSiia, are invissa to Cooperate throushout the
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NOTICE

hereby given to al people, to beware Of purcAa.ing
acerfatn tract OF land Of Alexander MARSHAL, Of Of
Thomas Aarshal, or any other perMn. This traa OF
land amounts to 80 acres being and lying In North.
east quarter, in the South side Of secton 1e towsAp
Is North OF range - West for the said 50 10
forfeiture By the virtue Of hnd made and eneesel
upon on the 9Th day OF November 1851 and any 90
purchasing the same, their deed will DO rested ~
WILLIAM HETHERlN6TON
Ash have paid the Government tsx upou IL years.
and have the receipts to show and .m nj legal possee
sion Of 1t named in thebond.
June II, 1852.
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BY Tss8 GOVERNOR TC
TINE PEOPLE or IOWA.

FPaocLAMATI0N By rat GOVERNOR TO
TINE PEOPLE OF IOWA.
Il have this. day received fromfs6e Score.
tary Of Wapa teleefam asrquesting me to
raise. & soou AZ prsbticat1 for the United
States service for thfse ysass or during the
var. Eve regiments Of infantry being a
part 81 the quota OF this State under the
late call Of the Precedent for 800 900 men.
The preservation of the Union, the perpe.
suisy lof, our Government, thp honor of our
State, demand that tbis requisition should
be promptly met. Our harvest is upon III
and No have feared lack of force to Sc
cure Il. But We, pnust initiate our brave
Iowa boys in the, Asld, meet new asmasseD-
oies With new exsrtiops. Our old men and
our boys, Un6s lor war, il need be, our wo-
men must beip to gather harvest. while
those able to bear arms 60 forth to aid their
brave brethren 10 the field. The necessity
10 .nsgent. Our national existence is a.
ssake. The more promptly the President is
fpfnished the needed troops the more
speedily will this unhoIy rebellion be crush
ed, and the blessings OF peace visit our
land. Until then we must expect the priva-
tions and hardships of war.
The time has come when men must make,
10 uauy uovo niIcuuy muuCs eoO' 'Aoo0 y.
case, comfort and business for she cause Of
tie country. t
The enemy, BY . sweeping transcription,
have forced into their ranks all men capa
bic Of bearing arms. Our government has
az yet relied upon the volunteer action Of
DUR citiseps. But il need be, tho same en-
ergiss must be exerted to preserve our Gov
eminent that traitors are using to destroy
it. To simplify and syssematixe the raising
Of these regiments, l have assigned one to
each Of the 1st, "a, Sd and 4th Congress
sionsl Districts, and to the 5th and 9th to-
gether. This will prevent interference in
recruiting, and enable those from the same
section to 20 to the Reld together.
Which District will have its regiment frst
10 the field /? Places OF rendezvous for the
different regiments will be designated when
receive notice OF their destination. will
be necessarily absent at Washington for
some weeks. Meantime all information in
regard to the new regiments can be obtain.
ed of Adj. General Baker stC linton.
e .tL .uc f16s SAnusi j. kIRKwoAD.
Iowa City. July 9, 1867 Har4ria e ait