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BY de orip,ion Of the method BY whiehthe distno.
tive ohaIsctsris,ie or usst y made.
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nd e sss r sss''ss ssss ss afss Ss
shaets tof Y By " ssosss and with the nams o. the
oSss vi b ,.ssk.a o.ly iro. the manuf.o,u
TeIs Of thS samples e0set LII. y.g!...t'.
hs q .Ssst Or lntfTnsdat. partis' will not he
I'D must B, sealed, and the envelope plainly en-
do'Ssf Proposals or Bond spd Trertury Note Pa.
per- md be tddrt ssd - ths Ssoretkfy 0ftbs Treas
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The national Republican., 1862-06-27

u no MATTaR WI0's fsEsIbnHI
Coassquently, shsll remain in Washlngtoa, atd
isndnss 70 Psfsas ~ osnpshsa Of g.t
a.h .MoVeE, eeoM,rAbto 0aMA MgNTAl 7
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tgllov% %lkaa1p ~ the pasFlst, fInstSalfy sfiSilI
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The national Republican., 1862-06-27

Lands appropriated BY law for The use Of schools
miBtArSy snd Omar yVurpaaDs, -togsther ysth- -thl
q su1mp aadl ovsslovSd- lAa3s msas thereby phnl
f9 sNl.st'on, Hanys yr5nted taihs Slsts bI ths
sst entitled "A An m ofna6tsthe Stste ~ Arkisas
aod other staxt, tsreolhim the swtmp laoda with
ID ihtif iInt,, spproved september is, 1850, wiH
be excluded from The sale. 'tgsalJ II 'gfia.'W 7
TleigHSribg q the above l.nds will be com neneef
In which they sts sdyeriissd, uAil the whole shsE
have been oRerfd And the sale thds eiosed; but i'll
ssis ,l,sllast b kept open longer than two week
mitted until alter the xprAiion Of the two weeks
Given qLder my hand II tue ctyu Wshtngtod
this thi,tieh da, If May, ammo Dt mini, one fhpu
sand eight hp5 5drd and Fxty two
pnuM.a.IL .YARRAHAh LINCOLN
COpml~ion,rs Of the G.n.r.l Lsnd ono.
The national Republican., 1862-06-27

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= ayis sosaytlans Ssrste50ss sGssd . ~ Ssfissl
Hssk Il dsSafd NsfW Tltsfss, ieslnf Ss14lsn7
Az Sns& = The sbsys llns htrsstsd 70 on %, |
L % rs9tH 'HHOWT NYERs 4 AFGHAN, u
'sas A-snanar,n ~ "a No. ne D aFsst
The national Republican., 1862-06-27

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uDw sssllAs thspsss asd ssassst isoeas h sss uss
,kst san b found h asy hoss ~ sSsassy. o. q
The national Republican., 1862-06-27

rJ,o aE coon LonIk- >; +; :.
l. oiSS.-O!d faces made
TO iook" ycung snd beau b.
ifai You ijnsy obtain ~ r.
hsndtGme cOmpltxion, ex. fk
empt from Peoples, BIO obe'
sc I, by al Y tr Tumblety =
iimpIe BsnisheS. Price, u
ter bottle ~
6snt By nail Or EXPIRE Sto y
40 ! Addreea "
Odfcr-No. II Washington U,
'IIaildiog, Psnnsylvanis aye q -
me, corner OF Seventh lt.fet. *
Washin9sob, d. c.Gh'>LAI1GAt
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- bsneots friicics.
/. SdSssa waserboim Or other sood four blade
tuch or pearl handled kn.vss, psr dozen.
.'' handle, per do1-n. III , =
sdossn Rogers ivory handle srsssIs, per dol
b. q ao1.n I,ossnssrog erAser., ivory or sbopy
- ne handles, per d0stn
= So,sn So,sn o,cy ,gS Tsis, Ts.,. ,,%s Pc, a",sn
. drh offoe scissors, per dszeR
" ~ dGzea silk taste, In hanks, Ter dozen
100 Ess red t,ps, sssott d, perd zor,
LSSs sa heavy e per aa1:r do.s"
T.. Is pound. unprspsfsd indis rubber per pound
I35'sdosss Grsa MS inh eraser al paper cleaner
saapsf d0zsn. ~ 49, y.
IS. 50 quartz bess blass sand, per quart
IL y Dozen bs.i cSiss.s Isdis Ink. per dozen
s dossn samsls hsir psscils assorted, per do1
e e dSi d win %SlsSs Es$ sssssn's sS Oe., English
=. w.is! eolSts, Yer dezsnL
q 100 pound. pound. sD snsu twin, twin, Rsr Possd, ,,.
%. % poupAs best cotton tw.ne, per pound :
y 20 pounds best English linen twine, Per pound
-, dozen mahsg my rulers. round or fxt, %
A. inches long, per dozen.
No. do.sS % iss!. IIoesr o, rulers, round or Dat
5dozsp, liepumvis rulers round or nst. 80
~ u inchsslong, per dozen, =
B.-e pounds best quality sponge, per pound "'
- pounds gu@ arabic, Per pound
" eo bsu.s %s.S.s saa &. lss sp. i sars with
Al dozen muciisse Ia esrtlea o. Ga jsrs pinis
without D ssh or tops, psr dosen
.. " dozen psnholders assoTt d, per dozen
3. " dozen penholders, ebony, per dozen,
adosen wsfsr stands or boxes, Cocoa, per dox
The national Republican., 1862-06-27
Gas FITTING:

'!.@a,.i ,ao,"aFHsu1AAA@N'
iUAS AND eTEAH rfITTER,
~ d6sssaAh st,as@ 0sAAi 1ysSgs, WasAisgio~
0eet uhstna1hl nAAn9 I'D % rseAssssbis t~iss, =
fSsA eaOtD givsa = svery depastnsnt Of th'
The New York herald., 1862-01-19
The New Depot for Rebel Prisoners OF

40 "eW OePos TOT NepcA Fr1sonere OF
Especial sandusky) Correspondencs Cleveland Herald
Yesterday morning made water excursion to
BUNS Island, to SEQ the buildings In process OF
erection for the prisoners depot and having thought
with reference to ts sanitary position give you the re-
Bulls Island lies within sandusky bay, about mile
from Its mouth, and about two miles from sandusky
Ohlo, with easy access BY ferry II contains about
in the CENTRE with gentle descent n each direction the
water edge, and with marsh swampy ground within
its borders Sixty have been leased by the govern
msnt for the purpose OF prisoners depot in which to
place tho captured rebels for safe keeping and which will
be ready for their occupation BY tho LIST Of February
next, and which will be guarded by two companies or
soldiers. The buildings erected comprise .
storshouse, three houses for officers quarters, SOL
esrs bsrracIs-each are large and roomy-a hospital
building, 10 dimensions hundred fset long by twenty
our feet wde long story house in the rear Of the
others and somewhat retired and Immediately under the
westerly winds with doors and windows opposite each
other adording free draft and ventation-a nice and
comfortable tenement for those poor customers consigned
70 the tender mercies OF the doctors and surgeons
Farther TO the east Of these buildings s tho enclosure
for the prisoners of Aftesn acres . stout plank
sentry walks Within are eight large two story struc
eures substantially built sy and spacious, and contrast
favorany with shs marrow crowded unhealthy jail &C
cast There Is ample room for the erection OF other
buldihSs % any extent, the numbers Of the
the enclssurefo and games upon plateau
Of ground, which, by-theby, should have few blind
drains TO carry on the more readily superu
GUS moisture, and render the whole the more dry.
The pcsticnof the depot fortunate selection, and
does credit tothe judgment Of Col Holman 1t is safe
from its isolated island position easily supplied with all
She necessities ofsubsstence with eassery and south
ern exposure having the grateful health bearing winds
Of Lake Eric full Ia their 'front.' abundance Of soft lake
wster-a matter Of much Importance in asantary point
Of view-and altogether charming spot.
Much yet remains to be done, az but she outside OF
most Of the enclosures arc finished Eighty mechanics
however, make rapid progress As yet nothing is done
in the construction OF outhouses ice cellars wells, cis
terns, drains &c. &C., Of which all viii CONT around in
due time. n.
The New York herald., 1862-01-19
Married.

BRAEx-BRIDoE -On Wednesday morning, January Is,
the residence or the brides mother by the Rev DR.
samuel osgood, HENRI N. BRAEx to EMILY NJ. + BRlDGE,
all Of this city.
FNK-FNEeAN.-On Thursday, January 10, by the
Rev. Arthur j. Donne Mr. WILLIAM NJ FINK of Brooklyn
TO MARY FRANCES FISEGAS, OF New York
Philadelphia papers please copy
JAoKsoN-SouIB.--AtH Harlem, on Thursday January 13
by the Rev j. s. Lord, DAVID JACKSON to EMILE W thiad
daughter OF G. ". Soule, Esq, all Of this city.
OsBoRSE-DAvs Thursday December IL, by he
Rev. J. c. Dutcher W. H. OSBORNE to Miss 5. d. DAvI
The New York herald., 1862-01-19

A Pure TObaccO.-YellOw Bank T0bac.
coGoodwin's Pure Yellow Bank Tobacco, free from all
puities for sale by all tobacco and dealers
The New York herald., 1862-01-19

To Job Printers.-StcreOtype Copies OF
the beautiful border Of the Carriers New Address
the New York Herald ready for SALE The border
consists Of twenty elegant portraits Of the proi
nent generals and civilians engaged in the restoration Of
Price S25 Proof sheets of the border ali who
The New York herald., 1862-01-19

Ladies' BalmOral Boots, Fine Double
Soes, for So at BARTLETTS, 2i5 Eighth avenue, near
Twenty. third street
The New York herald., 1862-01-19

OmcisI rawlings or Murray, Eddy T.
Oo.'s kentucky and Missouri State Dsttsries.
KxsIucKY. EXTRA CLASS 29-Jan. 1s. 1852.
30, II, 80, Is, SO, 20, 81, IS, SO, As, 80, 25..
KENTUCKY. CLASS 30-Jars 49, 1852.
%, rs, 76, SO, 7, 3, So, 54, 65, Al, II, A, AZ.
Circulars sens free of charge by addressing etherto
MURRAY, EDDY co.,
Covlngton, Ky.r or st. Louis. Mo.
The New York herald., 1862-01-19
CENERAL BUTI ,ER,s YACHT.

There Is now lying noar the end Of Long wharf Bos.
ton propeller Of $50 TONS named the Saxon, taking in
stores for Buffers expedition. She was built at Bangor
Name TO run packet between that port and Boston,
but has since been fitted as gunboat and armed Her
machinery oil below the line Of aotaton. and she has
condenser attached TO her boilers for the purpose Of
extracting fresh water from salt water, for tho
use Of her crow, which OF course, will give
her more capacity for coal or stores for u
will not be necessary 70 carry fresh water She is
quito sharp forward and lean aft with rounded stern
Her upper deck flush fore and AFT with raised plat
forms At both extremes, dpon which she carries two Of
Sawyers r1ed cannon mounted on old fashioned car.
riages Instead Of brwarks she has only an open rail
for protection on s upper deck but she has two largo
ports amidshps lpon the deck below, which viii be
supplied With surls hereafter These will be well protect
cd by her sides sho has the bad luck TO encounter
heavy gale, We fear those board will be compelled 10
throw The ans overheard. We would advise her cap.
tain put them below before he leaves tho port The
Saxon s ore and aft schooner rggsd and has long top
masts Ltoo long for winter Captain Josiah snow com.
ds her. and she will have crew OF nifty OF sixty
al told She has spacious cabin accommodations for
General Butler and his staff and viii no doubt prove
handy vessel In smooth water She IA fairly supplied
] With COED boats, aud altogether s well asted out
The New York herald., 1862-01-19

Bachelors Hair pye-The Best I'm the
world Harmless. reliable and instantaneous Sold and ap
piled at BACHELORS wig factory, l6 Bond street.
The New York herald., 1862-01-19

Barry's TricOpherOus is the Best and
cheapes, article for dressing beautfyng curling cleaning
preserving and restoring the hair Ladies. try It. Sold by
all druggists.
The New York herald., 1862-01-19

At Jeners', 573 Broadway, q Very
cheap and excellent Bamora Boot to be hsd at 81 so
pair; Cump Soles at 81.
The New York herald., 1862-01-19

ABeautifuI Com irtl's Bloom
Of Youth Liquid Pearl has equal for preserving
beautifyng the complexion and skin For sale by drug
giss and at 40 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1862-01-19

At Jcners', 573 Broadway, will Receive
Treasury his entire ladies' and children
Shoes. Ladies bring along your Treasury notes to
JEFFERS, 573 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1862-01-19

Trusses, Abdominal Supporters, suspen-
sorry Bandages, Elastic Stockings. Drs. GLOVER 4
THORNE, No. 4 Ann street, under Barnum's Museum
The New York herald., 1862-01-19

CristadorO's Hair Dye, Wigs and Tou-
pees the best the world wholesale retail and the dye
privately applied. No. s Astor House.
The New York herald., 1862-01-19

Royal H9vana Lottery.
Prizes cashed information furnished by TAYLOR
Co., Bankers, l6 Wall street, New York
The New York herald., 1862-01-19

Ladies' Bea eautificd.-Phalon q Sons
"Snow White Oriental Cream imrarts beautiful pearl
tint 10 the complexion upon the first application Sold
adruggssin the United States Europe and South America
The New York herald., 1862-01-19

Cramps, Rheumatic Pains and Stin
Joints promptly seyated by the immediate
loway's Ointment and Pills.
The New York herald., 1862-01-19

Trusses.-Marsh' d Co.'s Radical Cure
Trusses Shoulder Braces DR. Wadsworhs Uterine Ee.
vatora superior article No. vesey street, As,or House,
opp site he hurch
The New York herald., 1862-01-19

Mrs. 8. A. Aliens Worlds Hair Restorer
and Worlds Hair Dressing excel all other preparations
the hair. Depot l96 Greenwich street.
The New York herald., 1862-01-19

Omcial Drawings of the Delaware state
Lottery.
EXTRA CLASS l6--Jaauary ls, 1882
Al, ., IL, 81 4S l, ~, IS; II, 81. 81, ~.
49, rs, 81, 50, 81, co. 49, 10, "a, ~, 65, 20, 81.
JOHM A. MORRIS 4 Coz.
Wilmington Delaware.
The New York herald., 1862-01-19

SPEECH OF GENERAL WIN. HALL.
In response TO toast in honor OF the state OF Now
patriotic remarks He declared with much feeling, that
although ho had not been engaged scenes OF his
heart throbbed and beat warmly Tor the cause OF the
Union He gave as sentiment
The Flag Of Our Union-whether Il s spread % the
s NG, Es wss star
soNa FOR OLD NEW ENGLAND.
A. w. Tenny, Esq, New Hampshire lawyer, domicili.
In this city here sung the following the chorus
| being given by the whole company with dne effect
GOLD NEW ENGLAND"
This Is our own, our native land,
Tho poor and rough she be,
The home Of many noble soul,
The birthplace OF the free ~
Well love her rocks and rivers,
Till ago our quick blood cnils,
Hurrah for " Old New England"
| And her oloud-cappd granite hills.
Shall not tho land, tho poor II be,
That gave webster birth,
With pride step forth and take its place,
with the mshtiest Of the carthS
Then, for his sake, whose LOFTY fame
Wen shout for " Old New England"
And her coud-cappd granite hills.
I others may seek Western CLINE;
They say tits passing fair
That sunny It's laughing skies,
l And soft its bamy air
/ Wen lingor round our chdhood's home,
/ Till age our iifo blood chlls
| IT'LL we dio in /" Old New England"
! And sleep beneath her hills.
NEW HAMPSHIRE LAWYERS ON THE NEW YORK pENcH
| The following sentiment was given
| The Bench OF New York--The Sons OF New Hampshire
| have sat upon 1t and left Its ermne untarnished.
Judge CHARLES A. PEABODY responded sloquenty, 70
fcrring 10 tho necessity for lawyers showing more
thorough devotion TO the interests Of the country thar
they have done and are now doing. lie spoke Of th
high favor In which New Hampshire soldiers were held
and said he had the authority Of Major Roland OF Ber
| dams sharpshooters, for stating that not man 4
that regiment In tho company from New Hamp
vi shire had ever incurred censure from a superlo
officer He praised the patriotsn and sallantry Of th
people Of New Hampshire, ard said that he believe
when liberty takes her last fight from the world sb
would do " from tho lofty hills Of the Granite stat,
(Choers) He feared ths the bar Of New York was mo-
little IN the cloud, ard urged that tho bar does tho mos
good when yisd@ 70 the necessities Of occssious III
0 the pres9pt'
The New York herald., 1862-01-19


terms draius, &C., &C., Of which all will CONT around in
due time riaa
Ohicial Drawings of the Delaware State
!, EXTRA CLASS l6--Ja.uary ls 1882
Al, Q, Is, 81, 43, l, n, IS, II, 81, 81, ~.
4s; rs, 81. 81 g! co. u, 10, "a, II, IS, 20, 81.
soHT x,I.s,,s n MORRIS : CO..:
omeI.l Drawing. Of Murray, Eddy. &
Oo.s Kentucky and Missouri State Dsttsries
- KxslucxY EXTRA Glass 2s-Jsn. ls. 1852.
80, II, $s: Is. ss; 20. 81, IS, se; g, 50, 25.-
~, rs, 76, 50, Z, 8, SO, 81, IS, Al, u, 4, Al.
covingson. KyrOr St. Louis. No.
Royal Hevana Lottery.
Co., Sanfers IS sS Wai street. New sA'' Yors " "
To Job Printers.-stcreotype Copies or
the beautiful border of the Carriers
he mo
nsG and "a G the esoraon RAJ Of the
er Price s25 Pro,f sheets Of the border ali who
wish to purchase Address A. s. Hope, New York Herald
At JeMers', 573 Broadway, Very
cheap and excellent Bsmoral Boot is to be hsd 81 so
pair; Clump Soles at 81
At Jcfers', 573 broadway, will Receive
Treasury notes for his entire stock of ladies' children
'n'e '''S jEFFEks Vsss IS B1oadway
Latlfes' BalmOral Boots, Fine Double
soles, for 81 at BARTLETTS. 2i5 Eighth avenue
Twenty third street.
A Pure Tobacco.-YelIow Bank Tobac-
co.Goodwin's Pure Yellow Bank Tobacco all
puities, for sale by all dealers
Wholesale by E. GOODWIN BROTHER, 209 Water street.
Batchelor's Hair Dye-The Best in the
world Harmless. reliable and instantaneous Sold and
piled at BACHELORS wig factory, IL Bond street.
CristadorO's Hair Dye, Wigs and Tou-
pees the best in the world wholesale aud retail dye
privately applied. No 6Astor House.
Barry's Tricopherous is the Best and
preserving and restoring the hair Ladies' try It. Sold by
all druggists.
ABeautifuI Conn mplexi0n.-Lairtl's Bloom
Of Youth Liquid Pear has equal for preserving
beautfyng the complexion and skin For sale by all drug
giss and at 40 Broadway
Ladies' Beautifcd.-Phalon q Sons
Snow White Oriental Cream imIarts beautiful pearl
tint 10 the complexion upon the first application Sold
adruggssn the United States Europe and South America
Mrs. 8. A. Aliens Worlds Hair Restorer
Worlds Hair Dressing excel all other for
the hair. Depot, 1913 Greenwich street.
Trusses, AbdOmina al Supporters, Suspen-
sorry Bandages, Elastic Stockings. Drs. GLOVER 4
THOENE No. Ann street, under Barnum's Museum.
Trusses..Marsh d Co.'s Radical Cure
Tusse Shoulder Braces and DR. Wadsworhs Uterine Ele
vator-a superior article No. vesey street. Asor House,
opposite the church
Cramps, Rheumatic Pains and Stin
Joints promptly slleyiated BY the immediate of Ho
loway's Ointment and Pills
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1862-11-06
THE IOWA FIFTH.

We are Indebted to DR.. Carpenter fol
the roster Of the I.ws Fifth, which W
give below. He writes U. thss he srriv'
ed 10 camp on the 23rd uls sbss be
found ii 10 the bo.pitsl and 40 sick 10
quarters. The unusual amount OF sex
ness 10 attributed to recent fatigue aud
exposure. Only one from T;pso9 John
McCIure) was 10 the hospital. lie says
'shc boys were glad to get the stockings
srd mi,teus the good ladies of Upton
sent them, only there were not quite
enough to supply the company, and they
are 10 need of such articles now" Col.
Matthias, Adj.. Patterson and Capt. Dean
were home on furlough. Lieut.. McEires
was 10 command Of Co. A.:
RosrER Of COMMISSIONED OFFICERS OF FIFTH
IOWA INFANTRY.
Names: Rank: Occupation: Residence:
Cha's l.. Mathies I olonel: hyrcu"nt Darlington
Z. :. Sampson, Lieut.. Co; Ia yer, Sig"Grhey
Jabez y .nbur, Major: Carpenter, Marshall
z. A. Ia pentrr. Surgeon: Surgeon; Upton
r. r Patterson, Adjt Merchant, keokuk:
W. :. Mashal', Or Master; Lawyer, Iniep"nence
n. e. Hunt,msn, Asst sur; Surgeon, Peiia;
W, H. barrow. I'd - Columbus city
Thomas Merrill, Chaplsin; mot yet comm.sdl:
Co AVN. De ~, Captain; Mer, hani, Iinton;
J hn W. Casai -, Li-ni; g
". G.. McEIres, 2i :" Farmer, Cedar CO
B-Jvhn II. TAFT. Captain;
tNacautt
Rob A Mckee, 81 Lieut.; clerk; Monroe:
C-Jno ~ augh, captain; !aIm er: Columbus city {
Albert Ellis, Isl Lieut.;
J Lenbocker, I'd "
)--oLed Casweil. captain: Lawyer; Marshall;
John + Page LIST Lieu; sa,ider;
Benz Jsrris I'd Mechanic; !,
= ,snfeirs Les, Captain; Lawyer; Independence; .
Alex Lewis, Tt Lieut.; "
c S White, "a " clerk: ,
.Uriah :, kea,b, Capt: LAWYER; Sigourney;
Vacant
~ Mccoy .! Lieu; Farmer: MaTtinsbnTS; !,
W PickerilI Capt. livery keeper; \lnt"n;
S : Sample, 1t Lirut; Merchant; heoknk;
p.nsh0rr. ID Farmer: Shell spurg:
joel Brown, Cap,; hlacSsn I'll: Birmingham U
: b Lrndse, l>t Li-nt; farmer;
VIM { Huber. "a emf e"r; Winchester;
aud 1t lieut.. vacant 4
Vim Cotton. "a Lieut.; prin ct; Bellevue;
ban : havIr, Capt: farmer; toles"urg; 0
. r. b Bascon 1t Lieu; carpenter; Lansing;
] barring "a Lieut.; farmer: Delaware CO :
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1862-11-06

Our srluy mud naval operations sre tv-
identity assuming enerey. Every de.
par,m.nt If Tie army - now IN uot'"n.
Mcrlei;sn's truops are m",ing against
LEES rr.a: reie. Iriny 10 North, rn Eir.
yiuis, md either an extensive r.t. re-
treat or the mos, terrific and Important
battle Of the war will soon be htralded
from ,hn, quarter Oar Preparations be.
ing compete, the discrimination Is 10
push against The en' my with unrem'tln=
energy. They will be dcfr",,d, Rich
mond will b" capture d. and the scene of
rpera'i""s will, il .il r,"bab Ivy. be
trans'trr, south Of Virginia in less than
fortnight.
In Western Eir-inia, G.n. Cox has
already fore, i the r, bel amy to retreat,
and his army is Tow III IL position to CO.
operate With that If HctIeIan.
The cr.nt army recently So tnnglinely
managed by Buell., and how under the
cunlnaud Of the brave aud h IUic Ro-
secrsns, is moving s,u'hward in pursuit
Of the running rebels under Bragg. and
General Grant. army. which Gently
achieved such ,p!endid victories nv2r
Corinth, is ais" reported again on the
move = u:hward. t" e'g; - Tie rebels
concentrate i, Holy Sp,rg>. General
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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1862-11-06

tell them that the wish that wss "fsther
to the thought" cannot be grsti6e -
The Regimen, will be formed; 'nd when
formed will be second to none heretofore
formed. ether in efficiency or appear
,nc.. We have been drilling for about
a week, and sre not ashamed to let those
l,ol or who have been longer in the ser
vice Some Of the best men Of the eoun
try are 10 the ranks. believe that al
most every profession except lawyers are
here. We have merchants, mechanics
Of oil kinds. and ministers Of every or
der. There sre three in our barracks,
aud some | think in .very one. Aud rs
to meu qusli6ci to ill the different ON
ees We have a Urge surplus, If every 'p
plicant is SLOWED to be his own Judge.
I. is amusing no. 10 say disgu.t'ng to see
several of the clereyu.u hanging to the
button hole Of every captain to get his
influence 10 procuring the ehapIa'ney'-
There are about twenty applicants for
the post. The same may be said Of every
other post
There is 8 strong religious element 10
the regiment Services were held IN
three different barracks 10 the forenoon
of las, Sabbath aud 10 eight in the even.
ing.
There are now about $50 men reported
n camp and more coming. The hea.sh
+ she regiment is good, there being but
~ uuf. for duty. 1t will take about a
eek yet to get the regiment oraau',ed, ,
I'd then comes the arms, clothing. and
st Of all, the green backs" There is
i, little driukin; or profanity among
The prospect row is til our ce.tira
% will be Washington CITY. So ifany
the T'prou meu wish to see tie Fed
al capital, they mus, hurry up to the
pssiu's .tfice aud get their tickets
here are few more vacsu, bcrths.
The ooih are here yet, armed sad
uitped ss the law dir,cGs. They will
,b.biy leave within NV" WEEKS Oar
wn>,usn, Lieut.. Col Kolhlvck, makes
good officer. More .uun.
Yours truly, NOX. i
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1862-11-06

age the livina The MEMORY o. '"e
br,ve Hneklemsn, the chivssrous h'roy
smith. the true aud -cbls Colonies
Thrush. Baker sud Mills, and Cspts'"
CIV c. Wsrd with many others, i've
with Us end in the memory Of . free PEG
pie, while history will iu>er'be their
nan - snons IFS heroes
w. 8 ROSECRANS,
Mai. Gen. Commanding.