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THE STEAMER NASHVILLE RUNS THE
BLOCKADE INTO WILMINGTON, NC.


FoRTRRss MONROE, March Q, (via Baltimore,
March 1.-THE steamer Express, Capt Galway,
left Old Point yesterday at 10 q. m, for James
river, to receive the Union prisoners who were
expected on Friday. They were not met, how.
ever, according TO appointment; and having
remained at the appointed meeting place until
noon to-day, the George Washington WA sent up
with the order for the Express to return, unless
something had been heard nom them She ac-
cordingly came back, arriving at 2 p m
About O'Clock yesterday afternoon the Con-
federate steamer Jamestown (which with the
Yorktown 10 stationed of Hogg Island) steamed
down to the Express, with Gag Of truce, to
ascertain the cause Of her appearance in the river
on two successive days. She stopped abreast, at
few rods distant from her, and lowered boat
with lieutensnt on board, to communicate.
He was Informed Of the GRAND Of the Express,
and that she was acting upon information fur
nished by Gen. Huger. He explained that his
command had no knowledge Of any expected
prisoners; and from seeing the Express on two
days in succession, he had come down 10 learn
the occasion Of her visit.
He expressed himself satisfied; and returning
to the Jamestown she went back to her station
She has been armed with a gun at her bow and
another at her stern, and has q sharp iron cut
water projecting some three feet from her bows
at the water-line. She IL umored to be COM
manded by Capt. Barnard.
Having been twice disappointed in relation to
the expected prisoners, 1t 10 not known when
they will he sent down the river It IL uncertain
whether Col. Corcoran will be among the num-
Der, although 1t Is quite probable.
Another interview took place yesterday, off
Craney Island, between Generals Wool and Cobb,
in reference to the exchange Of prisoners.
We hear, via Norfolk, that the steamer Nash.
Vile arrived at w Wilmington, N. G., Yesterday
having run the blockade at that place.
A quantity Of telegrapbic cable has arrived here
for the completion af the line across the bay. As
soon as the soundings can be completed the cable
will be extended to Cape Charles. This will be
within two or three days, II is supposed
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FICES,
Ne. S0T PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
OPP0efTH
WILLARDS HOTEL.

" NOTICE,
= HEREBY Forevarn all persons from harbor-
boarding without any pro voostion. / Win NOT Do
10 now better known - Margaret BfoWnmiiier.
e. Ussa sss.s jan
w..hns.on. D. c. F.b,H 4 }sss 4sSSH
ScHENCK's ,M4ANDRAKE PILks,..Thi: e
n Se :sysr NeGi %1S
10 the United States. The Msudfsks PPiII Pill ass
"A SUBSTITUTES FOR CALOMEL.
DIR. SCHENCK AYERS that his Mandrake Pills
WILL effect every object for which the preparations
.s Ss1 ,Sssiby be s.sG and r. aec.rs
Pills may 30 l.ed With perfect ssfsty IN iii cSsss
where elterstiyee or lnrgatives are fesuired.
cn that sSs dss. o. 81 Ts.
yellow and sallov skin, the oontsd tonr a.
" the m sp and ne dill PAIR IN The imbg
sis these pins q Vii moi oni a0 v =,
:: but sswss its
beve piles and the dull heavy ssiinSs over Ike
whole hsmes which Cleanliness make life b,,Ss sn an
zone, ana render the letient wholly anti for en-
,RR. J. q. sCHENCK Viii Be at his agent, "a a.
Welte'sl, corner Louisiana avenue nd m, strsst
on Wsdnesday, February 18th and MSrch 18th, 70
g sss IansIn eoRslsinl3s with Coqg CGs Liy
Gonsametlon. Hs gives advice without shsssS,
IN ess they want thorough sxsminafior with sis
prs. ns e tnen hls fee is thrse dollars
haf so. ~ ramonie syrup 81 psf bottle OF es per
hI Pfss q ssswssd Tome q per bosa. or ss ,sr
siSis;SSni AssSs.ts rms . s.ass ,.r boa. 5
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Further Particulars Of the Movement Of
Gen. Banks.

HARPER's FERRY, Feb. "A ponton brIdus
.rived here by the train from Baltimore yestef-
day morning in charge Of Captain Duane and a
corps Of engineers, who had II throw n across the
river at half past o'clock, ready for service.
Gen. Banks was about the first to cross followed
oy hamiitons brigade, the ID Wisconsin being
Col. Geary's command had been In possession
Of Harper's Ferry for several days having crossed
over by rope Ferry on Monday.
Knapp's battery succeeded Hamilton's COM
maDd, and Gen. Germans brig AIDE and squadron
OF Michigan cavalry, under Major Atwood and
OsPt Fisher, followed, and reached the sacred
The inhabitants Of Harper's Ferry, Csmptown
and Bolivar received our troops with every dem
onstration Of rejoicing and joy "Yankee Doodle;,
and Dixie" were performed BY the regimental
bands respectively as they reached the land
Col. Geary, who was In Harper,s Ferry' learn.
ing during the forenoon that secession scouts were
on Loudoun Heights, and within rife shot on the
bridge, crossed the Shenandoah with four COM
penies, who ascended the mountain on three
sides and routed two companies Of their cavalry.
who were evidently observing our operations
The Colonel held the mountain until our position
on the Virginia side was safe from attack
Capt Hampton's battery also passed over the
bridge and took position on Bolivar n Fights last
night This battery 10 now attached TO 6 len Ham,
lltons brigade, which also occupied the same
Posluon In advance Of other commands
The signal corps, advisor which was sta.
TONED In Bolivar during the transit of the army.
rendered important service. The river was ouite
nisn' ana consequently strong current was run
ming, out not the least apprehension was felt for
the safety Of man OF beast, and no accident oe.
CURED. H' o0-
Intelligence from Poolesvilie state, tina, n,
Tuesday night the rebel batteries opposite Ed.
wards Ferry opened on the canal storehouses
there, and also directed several shots A. tbs I Is
Of the canal, with the evident intention Of de.Tov
Ing them and draining the canal above. II !,
also stated that they have strengthened thai,
earthworks In front OF Leesburg 70 formidable
extent
A few rebel scouts from Charlestown have been
observed beyond Bolivar Heights accommodating.
but no large bodies have been seen.
Hundreds Of refugees are thronging Sandy
HOOK, anxious to return TO their deserted homes
HARIER's FkRRY, Feb. 2e.-Yesterday morning
tne nrst squadron Of Michigan Cavalry, Major
Atwood, Apr. aebed near Charlie stown They
Uncovered no large body Of rebels there but cap
tured three cavsirymen and three fine horses
IL Is Tumored here that Winchester has been
largely reinforced By troops from Manassas.
The ponton bridge withstood the gale Of last
night without moving. Wagons with forage.
provisions, and camp equipsge are crossing this
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-03-03

U- The Gottschalk- Strakosch concert, to-
wards which our music lovers are looking for
ward with so much interest, will take place at
Willard's Hall on Thursday evening next.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-03-03

APpoIsrEp.-The place In the Post Oface De-
partment, made vacant by the death OF George J.
Fumes, has been filled BY the appointment Of
b. r. wilkins.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-03-03

OvR FRIENDS at the various military campo and
positions VIII confer favor by Keeping us posted
~ 70 movement and afaiu In their vicinites.
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Spirit Of the Mernins Press.

The Istslligeseu treats upon the ignorance Of
the English in relation to the political and geo.
graphical characteristics Of the United States
The RspxBlioas urges the abolition Of the Ca
madam reciprocity treaty.
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AUCTION SALES.

AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON 8 ro.MoRRoV
By VAL a BsRNARD, AgctioneeF.
TUESDAY, NJ RNIS6. Marc. SGh a.. HvecSiri
g. Il S Cur s9OsOn rooms IS here prim. New YOfE
ff.l' positive T E;Srrrf o : HS;,s,..n.,.
gsGCa M,GIIRE& s CO., Aye,loaser,,
sIII Iss GSsoSSA'YH St ffR S. fSs
~ s.Ssre OF n naS ToS,ns fla ,s LSt
street vest, between q and streets forth, and
1sSt eos.. NJ a yts The
Dwelling house With BRICK bakery stisehed.
twelve. ana eishteen months. With iut.T.,,''
secured 3, deed Of trust on the premises
fsssd C. Mcguire a CO, AuOt,.
By BoNTz a GRIFFITH. AuOtiOpeer,.
DOsITivE SALE OF A STOCK OF DRY
Z G9oDst EANST xNp mLLJskkr Soops, te-
and IN the evening a. IN O'Clock. nnn the whole
Iss.r. Gs'PS'' ". OF S.ysnSers. No. csS.s Sf
Market space. under Inc Avenue House. their
Rs:sss ssSls SOstS. @ d s3t and 'Sioioun...
Ninf. ss1ifrsI: Fitch. Stone Martin. water
C!oaks, and y Capes, Victorines,
Fine s.soTtnent OF Giildrens' Fancy Fun.
Wei Deer S and BsS.i S'ee: .r.s. ROb..
CsIIoos, DeIsines, Bsr.Tes. ch.Ihes.
MouslIns, Vsleooles. Fancy silks,
Linen hcetinss, Towels, NAPKINS, Table CIc,h..
Six Velvet and other Xsstngs.
A fine assortment Of ciosfs, Msutel... ard Dr.-
Brochs. stello and WOODEN shsvis.
'-U'' ' MILLINERY G6oDs
Fine French Flowers, sihbops,
kushes, Trimmings Of 81 kinds,
Embroidery, Laces. EdEings,
Cambric Bands, inseTtnEs, &C., &C.,
Together yIth general assortment Of Dry snd
sale po.Itlve, without regard to weather.
e "a ,KsRL BoNTz 4 GRIFFITH. AuCt..
By WALL q BARNARD. Aucuoneers
soNth CcrHer Pa. ar. dsd ETA street.
GALE OF GROCERIES, Suffers GOODS,
e@ Of qU II woo SSkSiSS s'y 80
Rooms Without reserve. The remsindsr A Of .sd
8 B6ls cIassss: Refine. and yellow Sugars,
Ghe.te. starch, and Candles, and Soap,
Case: M1;t,rd. Cinnamon. Pepper. @SstsId. and
saa.. faS. SsSas .Iass. s:s
Casks Hamy, Best and Pork,
Cases Whisky. Brandy, Sherry, soheldsm
Schnaps, kespbery, Blackberry Brandy,
Gases ClaTet, Hungarian and Lemon CordIals
Barrels w hltky, different brands,
sndh Casks Brandy and Jsmslcs Spirits,
500 Wlndow sash,
IS Barrels Flour.
Ore nearly new Spring Covered Express Wagon.
The attention OF callers and otkers is a. I'd 20
tnIs esle, as the whole stock val be sold without
reserve, 70 close the business.
lie % WALL a. BARNARD, Aucts
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O Ohio pays ih Governor only 81 500 wear
salsFy, and there is talk Of even reducing that N
o. 40
.U The sale Of rebel property a, st. Loui,
Yielded the sum Of $500. 's~4I
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-03-03

Mas the Hd,Re Of AsdsrsoH re'sr tstfker,
Nor the Skytss of las glory g-otr dtr1
THE MEMBERS OF THE ANDERSON
Club take great pleasure in announcing a
90 their many friends and tbs P16iIc general,
ASSEM- BLY, at Franklin Hall, corner eth "
and streets, on TUESDAY,. March 9TH, 1882
The Committee pledge themselves 70 leave
nothing undOne that wifi add 70 the comfort and
pl,ssu of those Who may honor th EN- With their
presence. Arth's celebrated Cotillon Band has
been engaged for the occasion.
Tickets 81, admitting gentleman and ladies,
Floor hdsdsOS.
P.kely, j. BrasheArs,
J. Hughes. III. Reside. NH 81
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-03-03

III Though THE STAR 10 printed on the tastes.
steam press In use south Of Baltimore, Its edition
% large 10 require IL 10 be put to press at an
early hour: AdrrtiSsmsnts, therefore, should be
cent In before IL O'Clock N; otherwise they may
may not appear until the next day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-03-03
FUTURE DAYS.

BY THOMAS DoMLINs, AuOtiOneer.
j at krcTfos.S6n wE6NksbAY M NOM
dSS sth instant. a. 10 ocloot. will sell IN front
comprising the usas variety kept in q Respectable
trocer!, ipouoinE the Fixt6res, Scales, Counters.
NH Sd THOMAS BOWLING. Auot.
nRIEk & SosR RSdst CO On AsSie2.f
sts SEIT Nv tfG IS s ESfEf
shall the S1 Io, On n1 sns r.
sguare u. fronting q feet on Mary and avenue.
feet inches TO WIDE alley. together With the I'M
provemeuts, consisting of atvo-stOry frame dive
ing house with back building. and containing
Terms: One hsl cash; the remainder ina,a
Ans months, with interest, secured By q deed Of
NH s:st j. Q: MCGUIRE CO, Auot..
NoTICE.BAILIFF's sALE.-By virtue Of
.,.;s an order Of olstrsIn from John M. Your,
Tectsd have this day Ct ssrcs, is . se f cd
tEDAS MORNING msrSS stS i inss 9s all a
.hs 0ar the s.d horse: q sssGH
the hI : hest hes bidder for c,,h;:, -
pEREMPToIRSYS SALE OF E ERHsO EsTfiiRE
1rx tCg I.I Ho,, EFFECTS, AID Coop Will OF
Bay Marc, Is5' ssh II Il o ThSR
the Ral of the CLAW HOtel, On PennsyIysnia
avenue between s. and ~ streets, We shall ge1
70 the highest bidder the entire Furniture and
Effects and SOod Will Of the Clay Hotel, contsip-
log about one hundred rooms, and doing an
Immediate possession will be tIyeu "a the mn
p,hietor has made his arrangements 20 euIste in
Terms: One half cash; the remainder in tvo
iOnT, ana SIX months, satisfactorily secured win
fe sd &C. Mc6UIRE a CO, Auct..
MARsHAL's sALE--In virtue of a writ Of Teri
iaoles under hen law, issued from the Clerks
S@Ss the coa6tg n sas 1s sS Il GO
alrected: Will expose 70 puslIc sale for cask in
front OF the court louGe door Of said COUNTY on
EhIDAY, the 2lst day Of March next. Issa. ct h
wit, Viz AL defendants night. title. aim or IN
Ierest 10 and 20 certain dwelling houssterected
On lot No. and the south IL feet Inches OF Iot
p. G., seIed and levied upon a. The ,rons1tSo ~
Julius viedt. and will be sold 20 sstisf. i1Sic{..
70 ~ 20 October term, lss7, in favor Of ion.tksn
ie sedts ' d. HooNy ,s,s;.
MARsHAL's sALE.-In virtue of . VII, a.
the circuit court of the District OF Coumbi. Tor tbe
e9nny OF WeshinEton, and 20 me directed, |
gu expose 70 public SALE for cash, in front of the
EN9 puWt house door Of said county, on WEDNEs-
the following described property, 10 vitNAll de-
iendauts night, title, claim and intere.t an And 10
ne south IS feet inches Of Lot No. u. IN ssUsrs
DO; - irontipE on sth street vest, between and
together with oil and singular the improvements
tnsleon, selxed and levied upon the property OF
Ivlns Barker, and will be sold 20 satsS Jndiossls
kendel. WAN III n N.Y. ~
~ Lo u u. 3 Marshal ID, L,
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LATE NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
rRoM FORTRESS MONROE.

N-ARRIvAL OF COT. cORCoRAN AND
TIE OTHER UNION PRISONERS.
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4 NoTHER VOgs!eNMENTI

kobes. Spring sIlks by the ward. EyenIns DTe
a 5S,e n Grenadines, &e.. oonsgned 70 M from
Large,t Silk Houses in Nsv York,
has induced the assignees TO send on more 70 DDS.
ano We AXE pleasure N saying 70 the ladies' that
s n, fnmeese assortment We now offer them to 20:
the Prices they Are being sold Ct 10 certainly OF
more .nan one half The COST of importation
most hvorsoie olRoItunity % lurohase their
SIZING DRESSES
main on sale in this city oniy Isy vssEs,
90. gLAGErr & NAY,
ie 0-N sth and 10Th sfroets.
M,. JUST OPENED.
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M, JUST OPENED.
SsS Is erect, betvee u and ltth sts, e . Tvs
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NEW WHOLESALE DRY GOODS HOUSE.
large stock of DRY GOODS NOTIONS, GO.
at No. 341 West Baltimore street, Baltimore.
The entire stock Was purchased IN September
and October last, at prices enabling them TO soil 70
dealers on such terms as will make II the Interest
Of both olfy and country merchants to examine
their stock.
~ Their terms Will be Dash fe2sSv.
The New York herald., 1862-11-05
xyaTCIJEs. 1JEwELRY. sc.

~ gentlemen having old 0cld Silver or Diamonds
BY going 70 LOUIS 81 , ~ assr hr NV
civ lie offers 10 pay the highest freetwrnty
more than other person, and pays in city n0ny With
being compelled 70 take any other goJasir xehange
Reneln ber, 72S Broadway. II M-.----
The New York herald., 1862-11-05
sEeAI,s AND T0RACco.

GEGAES AT LESS THAN MARkEr PRI, Ls-Ar
- te sesar Agcncy, No " Bros iups M stars. srters
" Broadway, up sta ra
SM0kfSI AND tBbWIvG Tp8sCsu -rtrkED ~
- toll aud sng urs nj hay All t,vt pre- aAl.en.
The aa'i. snpl flet ri NS-rst de. zoe
J W. cARLE o. Le.rvr'fseL
The New York herald., 1862-11-05

- ~ 30
The New York herald., 1862-11-05
FURNITURE.

BEDROOM sUrr OF ENAMEILED FURSIrugE
"A In ali colors of warranted manufacture, also .olt
che smut Chamber suits plain ana ornalnrntn ~ y.
lIshod In lS45
FURNITURE BOUGHr.-ALL PERSONS HAVING
Household Furniture 20 sell either IN snsc pieces or
Inc entire furniture ind cash buyer ny
calling on r. wliELAN 40 Third avenue Of address no~
q above.
vivANTED TO ExClIANGE-FoR GOOD SECOND
with ali the improvements used only iwo months, a.
cosi es new Also set lne Jewelry. Any hai
ins such to disrose Of address VIM Pabcs isi y.
". Post Olicf. gNt #Wfu
The New York herald., 1862-11-05
slTUAriOss wAHTED-rEMAI.Es.

m. .a M - NEW
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-01-15
0AhD
For Delinquent City Taxes for 1851.

DUBLIU NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, that
/ on Monday, the ID day Of February, 1862. at
my office, No. IS East second, near the corner of
Perry st., in the city Of Davenport, scott County
losa, shall offer 1t pablo sale 'hs Lands and
Lots described below for the amount Of City Isxes
costs and Printers fees thereon, for the year OF
1861, rs stated below, unless in the meantime the
owners Of said lands and lots hall pay the amount
due thereon.
Sale to commence at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, Of said
day, and continue from day to day ill the said
lands and lots are III sold. U. >. McNklI.,
Marshal Of the City Of Davenport.
DAVENPORT, December 18th, 1861.
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DRS. NEWELL 4 CHARLES,

ONSs NEWELL 4 CHA Lk&,
DRNTIsrs,
~ RESPECTFULLY ANNOUNCE TO
~ the oit.Sens OF Davenport and sur
10000 rounding country, that they have
permanently located in this city
All patients favoring Drs. N. q. with their cen
hdence may rely upon their utmost exestions to
perform every operation II as perfect manner as
possible. Particular attention paid to the regu-
ia,ion Of Childrens Teeth. Terms of artificial
work made known upon application. Charges
moderate. Office on Brs ~ stses,, between Third
and Fourth.
nERsBENCHs:
R. BaAsD. Mayor, Galena.
EsY. CAlgsELL,
WEIGHLY I SMALL,
DIR. J. A. SCRo00s, Dentist.
PA. LIvgRxOsB,
9. W. HRsrsrEAD, n. D.,
Il. CRONls. N. ID,
Da jW. P. H1Is, Davsapoet
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II DN0oVAL.

JOHN w. THOM PSON
HAS REMOVED HIS LAW OFFICE TO
i L ID story Of No. Z, West Second street, Da-
venport, over
.DA1a8herty'0 store.
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And they all universally testify that the
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offered to the American people.
The Hyperion can be SO applied rs to cause the
Hair to Curl for one Day, or enc Week, or for one
Month or tor any longer period desired.
The Hyperion is the only article in the world
but what San DO COUNTER cited by usp-incipled
persons. TO prevent this, do not offer it for
aale At any Druggists in tho United States =
Therefore, airy Lady or Gentlemen who deslr the
soft luxuriant Curls, and whs desires to beautify
then selves hy using tho Hyperion, must enclose
tho
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in = letter, and address
w. CHAPPELL / CO.,
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and it will be carefully sent by mail.
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Nay James, Dp1 50 u Of 5 snd
SH 800 50
do Do Do Aoa7s 4,
hsadlsy J 3. Michele ID sddi.
tloo, 81 $50 50
Mailer Chris, eonusnciag q poist
on the south side Of - street,
$50 II from the line betweeo
section 32l and IS, sussiae
fhencs y 80 Il. thence 800 {:
NOR. u less 70 the bsak Of The
Mississippi sivss, thence ssloee
the bank Of said river 10 .
point, whore . line drawn due
south fron place u bsgianing.
would inssrSect said river
bank, thence 70 place II north
beginning. $40 .
Marshall John b, Opt, III 2 u
l27 IL II Of Y $50 It oil ont
lot - -
Macklot i Corbiu, lot bounded as fol.
lows: on the north BY lots |
and = in block al Amil's sd-
d,ion. on the east by the CEN
ter Of Gaines street on the Shy
north Inc Of Locust street, west
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-01-15

Mitchell u y k,Dpt,s ooft,l % 90 II
do do do 20 e12 Of
AFT, 3 40 $50 50 40
do do do 8 and hf
Of as 20 10 50 70 ~
do do do part Of 50
one.feurth Of section ~. town
ship 7s, range 3, and bounded
en- the north BY 5th street and
on the east BY Desoto street,
and on the south BY the nth
line Of section "a, being tho
wet division line between the
east and west line Of the south
east one.fouYth ten acres, ~ 20 2 50 81 u
Mitchell G G R, Dpt, Mitchell's 4th
addition, III of 800 80 5l
do Nitcheil's ad, al OF 8 800 50 sc
do do d. do 800 30 3 81
do do ID, all (excspt1
Mitchell @ O 4, Opt. Hitchell's Sd
addition, Ill Of 10 10 ~ 30
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1862-10-02
LAWS OF IOWA.
CHAPTER 80.
MILITIA.

AN ACT for the organization and dis
ciplinc of the Militia and to amend an
Act entitled !" An Act to amend the
Militia Law" being Chapter It's, Of
the laws Of the 9th General Assem-
bly,.
81. Be 1t enacted By the General As.
sembly Of the State Of loma, That all
able. bodied white male citizens OF this
State, between the ages Of eighteen and
forty-fve years, and not exempted by
the laws of the United States, excepting,
however, all persons in the army or navy
of the United States, shall be subject to
military duty.
81. The distinction between the ac-
tive or volunteer militia and the reserve
militia, is hereby bolished; and the en-
tire militia of the State are hereby re-
ouircd and it is made their duty 10 or.
esnise Immediately into compan,e: %, o,
infap try and m eet for the purpose OF drill