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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-08
TIE CONGRESSIONAL EbEJTIoN.

To the Bditor Of The Wig:
viii you permit an out si,cr to cay a very feE
words, through your piper, to tho voters In
your Congressional District. BIt in truth, can
any Of be properly called outsider, In any thing
pertaining to the sacrei struggle ia which are eBgsg.
ed Are we not all embarked in the vessel wh 20
freight ia every thing that is dear to usour Gyes our
fortunes, our honor Nay not then claim hearrR,
due to felor-passenger whose ali is embarked In
ship sacred, with freight precious, and
seas dangerous than the contained God thoes en-
countered by 1.-THE sacred Argo, filled with demigod,s
Udn the conviction that Justly entitled to 81, d.
hearing, LEI e earnestly gay that this no time to c.
suit personal predictions in dischargirg cur pub s
duties. The crisis demands that the public good shou
b, the unrvaed claimant of our public ervices That "a,
quirs not only the sbos Of all but that those labsrs
should be most sklful!y oIered. To effect his t.s
right must be put In the right place. Il an horcr
your District to have eueh list Of csndtes for Coz
gress you announce in yous last i.sue and know at
What painful sacrifice Of feeling M ~ Of your voters
will be obliged to cast their srfrge to Nhcmscever
they may fall But asa fl!o-.p sfen ycr 10 cur Ago
FIRE GIFTED with the destiues OF the glorious sou,s d..
mnd Of them to scri6e every personal preference nay
every domestic tie on the only altar lee, sacIed AID in
the only faith lees divine, than these which the ,ampe
Of Abraham has sanciihsd fer the bsneft of mankind
From the experience Of modern nations Il may in uy
pass into proverb that s longest purse sias e las,
bate Hence the bss; faancer is better than The best
General. Ws,hingtons army could not, at one Tine,
have been kept together, but for the saanea resources
supplied by the genius Of ebert Morris, ssd Napoleon
himself bad 10 succuub vbsn his Ercheousr vss e1hust
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-08

including William Smith, who. has been convicted to
Fort lafayette New York. and report the name, date,
arrest and Of vessel upon which employed to this
Department Teis includes offenders against the laws
for the prevention Of the slave trade
am, sir, your obsdent servant,
WILLIAM q. eKwARp.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-08

THT TESSEssET FoKrs Fort Henry Is 30 miles from
PAdueah and twenty miles below the long bridge,
the Tennessee of the Memphis and Ohio railroad 1t s
an open fort (Got casemIed) but has, We understand,
sever very heavy guls Ia bG;ery. Fort D1neson lie
the Cumberland river and thirteen miles distant fro
Fort Henry.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-08
NOTICE..

ITO NIL whom it may concern-Take notice that
l. shall BY mJ Attorney al the April term OF the oiree
the county aud state Of Vrg mia petition
Judge fsad Court for order 70 all and e.
fects be onspg to Virginia A, Wu. ana Lyeugus Gum
OF James H. Gunn from the hands Of samuel ssun
d.rs Commpone and all other peso,s holding ,dsc. :,
said Infants In Vgin TO The hands Of Jsme' Gum, th'
Guardian the county OF Pike and State Of Aksns where
your petitioner guardian and raid minors reside.
f.s-Was JAS. n. QUINN, Guardian.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-08

TIE se-moa Of the Rev Dr.. Burrows. which appeared
IA Yesterday PaF-r not delivered with any view
70 publication. Il heard and admired by many who
taoa<At IL publication would do good and At hsir so
station, R 80 prepared for the pres,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-08
Editorial Convention,

Atlanta Ca and the 18Th of March, are the place and
tine designated for the meeting of Southern Eitors to
dsyise some better arrangements for procuring tele-
", nhin nova than exist at present.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-08
MARRIED..

On Pst ruAy 5th the residence tie
TIER by Rev. Charles Beach Hon GEORGE TYLEL Of Caroline
Miss y0LIA " MAGRUDER daughter Of non. B. cru.
der,of Able marie county, Va.
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sICUMOND W AIG
..rUapAY nORNING, FEB. $. 1854.
no CoRaESPONDESTS.

- .rs 5ssss U'usi % addressed 70 ~ Ao-''"
[ ,i.sp % boa stes els pfpsr ,oiz Sot .. vaes.S1-
A NJ. q q ~. y log st1s1Rg 0.gI 70 % &C., 49,
- or ii ~ crss b dpGTset or CotiaiTy not'css s1''
q IA ass rrscLGrgsl tOr ~ atcsrfsef';as.
.. s,fa-rt i-r;fs q rsiTH rejected eoa'aaI a''o'A
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UIRGINIA. To Wu.-A Role, held 10 the CLERK

VIRGINIA. To Wu:-At Relies held 10 the Clerks
Once Of the County Court Of Northumberland Coaaty
Monday, the 81 day Of February 1852:
william r. Alien and Mary his wife, Plaintiff
Gg1insf In Chaneery.
PGrkSr hal-y, Defendant
The fu partition Of the land Of which
Daniel Maley oitd seized aud essed In the BIZ and pro-
eeedng mentioned aong bis Heirs atlav. And appearing BY
satisfactory evidence Ai the Defendant readent OF the
state Nginl, On motion OF the PsntGs By Counsel Is
ordere Aid Defendant does appear here within
month publication Of ihs order and do what
To protect his interest," ard hsta copy OF This order be psb he'd
opcs week for cur successive weeks In the "Rehmohd VIII
newspaper pubshe In the City OF kchmond and that another
copy r posted door Of the Court House Of
said cOunty on The arsi day Of the County cou
Acopy-Tts:
hs-s4s AB CRALLE, O. O.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-08

HBNNBsSY BRANUY.-Af Fey haf pipes OF Hsnn,s
ID ser fniase u 1884, issfA iSss Imported ,. ny
zen am on hand Ind for sale W. o. CRAM,
fei No. Z, Exchange Hotel BocS, l+i',t.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-08
ANOTHER EXPEDITION SEIDKD.

Il Is grea, pity thu, Government does not hurry
I'D the expedition for York river advance up there
would meet With but it'll, resistance, and short dis
lance beyond Yorkosn the railroad to Richmond could
be seized positively placing General Woods army in the
rear the Rebel army OF the Potomac, within two day
maitA TO the Rebel capital, Richmond. An expedition
up the RICH, bank Of the James River from Newports
Ness would be practicable. The latter river could be
EASILY crossed Hog Island and the Petersburg and
Norfolk Railroad z,d aud Norfolk, cut of from com.
munication with Richmond, would be at the mercy OF
Burn ide entirely.
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49, BY REFERENCE To THE
A Advertisement In another lumn, Il win be that
daily ieAsn bew,e this city aud Yorktovn has been
established Pass noss leave Rchmo d al oel'ct
~ ht Yoktnun pping ~ The intermediate landn's and
reuri % kiehmo I'D By r. NJ jAn-im
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1862-04-09

.a@ From all accounts we get from the
gulf squadron, it seems there is some hot
work to be done there soon, and we will
venture to say that New Orleans, the great
southern Metropolis, will be in the hands of
our government soon. But this is not the
most important subject We wish to impress
upon the minds of our fellow readers is
another Of greater magnitude and of vaster
Importance to the citizens of Clayton and
adjoining counties, viz: these hard and
trying times, il behooves everybody to save
every dime possible, and in order to do
this, you ought to be posted where and
how to buy the cheapest and best Clothing
and Domestics, suoh as Shcctings, Calicos,
Hickory and Checks, Pantstuffs, Denims,
&C., &c, as well as the most complete stock
Mems, Womcn's and Children's Shoes and
Boots to be found at McGregor. The lace
is as everybody ought to know, at the cele-
brated Clothing House Of Hammerslough
Bros. 1D
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TELEGRAPHIC.
iReported for the North Iowa Times.
MONDAY AFTERNOONS REPORT.
MILWAUKEE, Anril z

MILWAUKEE, April Z.
The gunboat Carondolct has run the
rebel blockade, passing all their batteries
and arrived safely at New Madrid.
All the batteries opened a terrific fire
upon her, but she hugg,d the shore so
close they passed over harmless.
The Merrimac was coalrg Friday ready
to come out, but all Is quiet.
$50 HARTFORD, April Up. NJ.
Annual State election is progressing
quietly, with every indication that the Re.
publican and Union ticket will carry the
State.
WASHINGTON, April7.
An extensive fire broke out here this
morning, destroying completely three large
buldings-two Of them with costly iron
fronts, located on Pennsylvania Avenue.
They were respectively occupied by VIM.
Tucker, dealer in Suffers goods VIM.
Eagan, dry goods merchants j. b. Wilson,
grocer: The loss is very heavy, but is par
tally insured
The Ft Monroe boat to Baltimore brings
information from tho ncighborhood Of
Yorktown up TO Saturday, p. NJ.
Shipping Point had been taken by our
troops, and other places on the route form.
crly occupied by the rebels Some skirm-
ishing had taken place between the out
posts of the enemy and our forces in which
several casualties are said to have occurred
mostly in eastern regiments.
Senate Mr.. Wilson, of Mass, from the
military committe, reported authorizing the
President to transfer the appropriation
made for fortifcations to the building Of
iron clad gunboats -,
The confiscation bill was taken IN
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Congressional AppOrtionment ofIOvva.
The six Congressional districts compris-
ing the new apportionmcnt Of Iowa, have
been designated by our Legislature as fol-
lows---the first election to take place in
October next:
First District-Lee, Des Moines, Louisa,
Henry, Washington, Jefferson, Van Buren,,
Davis.
Second Di.trict- Muscatine, Scott, Gin
ton, jackson, Jones, Linn, Cedar.
Third District Dubuque,
Clayton, Allamakee, Winneshiek, Howard,
Mitchell, Worth, Cerro Gordo, Floyd, Chick.
asaw, Faystte, Bremen.
Fourth District -Appanoose, Monroe,
Wapcllo, Kcokuk, Mahasks, Marion, John.
son, Iowa, Poweshick, Jasper, Ta,na, Ben.
ton.
Fifth District Wayne, Decatur, Ring.
gold, Taylor, Page, Fremont, Lucaa, Clark,
Union, Adams, Montgomery, Mills, War.
rem, Madison, Adair, Cass, Pottawattamie,
Polk, Dallas, Guthrie, Audubon, Shelby
Harrison.
SirtA District--Marsllall, Story, Boone
Greene, Carroll, Crawford, Monona, Buchan
an, Black Hawk, Grundy, Hardin, Hamil
ton, Webster, Calhoun, Sac, Ida, Wood
bury. Butler, Franklin, Wright, Humboldt
Pocahontas, Bucna Vista, Cherokee, Plym
outh, Hancock, Kossuth, Palo Alto, Clay
4 'BrieH, Sioux, Winnehago, Emmett, Dick
inson, Osceola, Buncombe.
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4 nytllings.

Anythings.
The government is inaugurating great
moral movement by putting the players of
cards and billiards up among the "twen.
ties" thus Inducing them into the refining
influence of the home circle and the literary
clubs. Twenty dollars per table for bill
lizards, and twenty cents per pack for play
ing cards, in other than war times is no
slight tax to pay for that species of fun.
We plcsume chess and draughts will grow
in favor forthwith. Pea Ridge is fast
becoming classical as dcnoting the place
where the rebels were shellcd out 4. . Van,
ity Fair says the rebels compare the Moni.
tor to cheese box, ard gives its own opn.
ion in conclusion that they certainly found
it very weighty. There is no doubt also
that she was very strong affair and fash
Toned from good mold. Su-et seems,
don't it? William Brown, Of the Mack
ercl Brigade, New York V. NJ, writes from
Manassas: 1--WE have met the enemy and
they are hours ahead Of US" -. "A young
candidate for the legal profession was asked
what he should do first when employed to
bring an action. ASK for money on &C.
count was the prompt reply. Further
examination was therefore waived. :.
Among the proceedings Of the Ohio Sun.
day School Convention, we find the follow
ing resolution, agreed to, on'the motion of
Rev. r.. Jones, a promising young preach
err: "Resolred, That committee of la
dies and gentlemen be appointed to raise
children for the Sabbath School," =. The
Southern Confederacy can't be put to her
trumps" for she has played them all out
Nevertheless she holds good assortment
Of "knaves" and will ''stand her hand"
with inevitable defeat plainly before her. :.
jeff. Davis has issued a proclamation call
ing on Virginia to maintain her integrity,
| when he, poor wretch, was never able to
maintain his own. The North Carolina
| Standard says the seat of the rebel govern
ment is to be removed from Richmond to
Raleigh. This may be denominated the
last rebel rally 30. Prentice addresses this
consolation to the sccesh Of Memphis
"You may think what you please, ladies
and gentlemen Of Memphis, bit we tell you
Commodore Foote is the coming pan "
The same gent is responsible also for this,
1.-THE rebels insist that JEFF. Davis shall
take the field We'll, right before him there
is field occupied by Gen--.McC GILLIAN; lci
him 20 and take that" i. Poor Beaurcgar,l
for three months soldiers prays, for which
he bounty promises and thanks but
Louisiana drafts at ninety days, can't meet
the checks on Mississippi banks. -. Muzzlia
is offered as the only appropriate wear for
| trait3rous souls.
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Notice 70 zuE Pa ve,.s Or
eMeMdO1s and 1;tNr@
zOaU1AShhiO4.

TasAsvREns OFFICE, CLAYTON Co.. Iowa, =
Eksder, March goth, 1862. I
TIME tax payers OF Mendon and t;isrd Townshirs.
l. are hereby informed that the under.ignsd Treas.
urer OF Clayton County Iowa, will BE 1t Mc0regor.-
aud receive taxes ut the Office Of Mo.srs. 0dsil 4
UpdersrsS, from Monday morning the 2ist 70
weine day evening tina 23d OF Arr,l next II will 30
remembered, that under the revenue laws Of 1880.
the taxes OF 1861 delinquent .incethe lst OF Feb
ult., al.o, that Federal Of two mills on the del.
lac has been levied by the General Assembly Of the
State OF Iowa. and that the be- paid by the
last Of May ssxt 1t Is therefore expected thst all
those, whose taxes delinquent will avail them.
selves Of this opportunity to pay the zane without
expense. Those persons who have already paid their
County and state, etc. tn xss and wish to'pay the
Federal :ax, are requested to bring along Their tax
receipts for 1851 In consequences Of the increased
expenses Of the state and County, tho Treasure 10
compelled to collect all the delinquent taxes strictly
according to Law, BY distrss. and sale Of personal
property where per-o0al property Il found. By
the ae u real sstas; therefore the people will take
notice that all the receipts paid to the under.
signed ut the time hxed above, will b placed in the
hands Of Deputy Collectors to enforce the collsetioa
At the expense Of the tax payers.
Times and places for the collection 10 other TeWu.
ships, will be 6xcd and published hereafter.
JACOB hlCKLAUa,
IS5w0 - Treas. Clayton &c. Iowa.
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Corporate Articles
or TIN
McGregor & Fort Atkinso

In Pursuance # the Requirements Of the
General Internal Improvement Laus of
the State of Io,oa.
LIST. The name Of this cooperation shall be s'rhe
McGregor Fort Atkinson lIor.s Railway Company"
its principal place OF business shall be Monona,
Iowa.
ID. The general nature Of business shall be that OF
common carriers, and the conducting II such other
business e. to Railroad companies under the
laws OF this state.
Sd. The amount Of capital stock authorized, 1.
nve hundred thousand $500 OOo,) dollars, divided in
to shares OF 6fty t$a0.) dollars esc he paid in
CO.? twenty Ave per cent. upon .igsing the stock
DOCKS OF SAID company, AVID twenty-five per cent. IN
each TO. l2O and 16O days afler signing.
Ath This corporation shall be in full force on the
FIRST day Of April, A. b 1862 and continue for fifty
years with right Of renewal.
oth. Thi, company shall be controlled by . Board
OF I'VE (5) Director Of whose number shall 10
elected rresident said direc to bs elected by the
stockholders on the first Tuesday in October, A. D..
1902, aud annually thereafter.
9TH The highest amount Of liabilities Of this com.
thirty thousand t$33c, O0o) dollars.
7th. All private property Of stockholders shalt be
exempt from the payment OF corporate debts.
Sfh All stock issued by said company shall he
legal tender tn the OF freight said road
subject, however to such restr tons and bylaws
the board Of directors may create; but all such mod
ncati"ns or bylaws, shall be publicly posted il all
sta Ion houses OF said company. 4w2S9
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On Time.
MI ssRs. EDlToRs-
Approaching the importance Of
having in our town 4 CORRECT STANDARD OF
TINE tor the adjustment and regulation OF time
pieces, and inasmuch as the imperfections and
Inaccuracies Of a sun dial, (and all other simple
means for taking the time) are so great, it
renders observations from them quite unsatis-
factory. have therefore made arrangements
with Messrs Matson e. LOOMS, Of Milwaukee,
to telegraph the time expressly to me-that
firm having time observatory and transit in.
strumsnt, whereby they are enabled to take the
TRUE Sun TINE to Il fraction of a second, from
which we reduce to true clock time, and also
by calculating the difference in Longitude we
obtain the true local time at McGregor.
shall hereafter keep my Large Regulator ex.
actly with the Milwaukee or r. X. Time. !
also have another Regulator which will indicate
the true local time. l shall hereafter take the
greatest pains (by receiving every week the
transit observations from Milwaukee) to be ex-
actly d time. AUGUSTUS FRENCH.
i, McGresor, Feb. Gath, 1862. tt
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Time Unchanged.

Time Unchanged.
MEssRs. EDIroRs-
beg leave to state through the
columns Of your paper that having obtained
from Germany REGULATOR with CoMPEx-
sATED PENDULUM, keep correct time SO that
those wish to REGULATE their time pieces
can do so without the Inconvenience OF chang
ing them every day to keep them with the tel.
egrsphed time Of Railroad Co., whose time
is liable to vary from week to week.
Those who want the correct time, mot
changed every morning to suit kilograms from
Milwaukce,) will find my Regulator to be with
the true Milwaukee, or r. r. time, which by
computation Of the difference in Longitude
will be found t" be IL x minutes faster than
McGREcoR TINE w. A. GILES.
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Life Insurance.

Life Insurance.
Those desiring this safest amdcheapest protecr
ton for their families, can secure it in our
Wisconsin Company. 1t has already become,
in reality, State institution, having Agents
and patrons among the best business men in all
the principal towns in the State. 1t is no lon
ger a matter of doubt that Life Insurance can
be conducted as well in Wisconsin Us in COnnec.
ticut or any other Eastern States.
Thus while duty demands that men should
insure their lives, it also demands that they
should keep their money for investment ut
home. Confident that our success has been
more than equal to that OF the most "unprece.
dented, we would cordially invite all our citi.
zens to call at the Office, south west corner Of
Main and Wisconsin streets, and examine for
themselves. S. S. DAGGETF, Pres't.
A. w. KELLOGG, Sec'y.
G. L. SCOTT, Agent, McGregor, Iowa
May 80 1861 vi.
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A CARD.-We wish to announce to our
customers that we have discontinued our
small store adjoin ing Haight's News Depot.
and that We will hereafter keep but one stcre'
known as the "Bis Red Sign Store" in Ex-
change Block where We are now in receipt Of
the largest stock of spri- goods ever exhibit.
ed in any store in Clayton county, and we
pledge ourselves and our good reputation, to
sell goods lower than ever
HAMMERSLOUGH BROS,
Exchange Block, McGregor. Iowa.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1862-04-09

WAukoN RoUTE.-Wc are permitted to
make the following extract from letter
just received by Col. Richardson of this
place from Hon. Schuyler Colfax, Chairman
Of the Committee Oh Post Offices and Post
Roads in the National House of Rcpresen-
sativcs: !" = Tell your Allamakee
friends that put the post route they desire,
in the post route bill to.day from Waukon
70 AcGregor. The bill will be reported
and pass the House in week or so. Then
Il will 80 to the Senate: your friends shod
watch it there" The letter bears date March
goth, and Col. r. informs us that he has
written to Senator's Harlan and Grimes to
watch It. =,
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DIED

On Saturday, 5th inst, Nellie Il. Benton, daughter
Of "A, and Anna N. Benton, aged three years ten
months and 70 days.
We remember NsLLlE beautiful. briyht.eyed,
healthy, s6cctionats child, intelligent beyond her
years. and apparently destined long to make glad the
hearts Of her parents. Her good constitution, the
skill Of excellent physician, the tender Of
parental hearts, all, however, failed to battle the
dreaded Dipthers, which numbers NsLLIs among
its choicest victims.
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Business Notices.

Business Notices.
The corporate articles of the McGregor
& Fort Atkinson Horse Railway Company,
will be found in our advertising columns.
We arc positively assured that this road
will be built.
Bass & Elmcndorf want l. 100000 hoop
polcs-and on receipt thereof will give some
body something to pay taxes with.
W. A. Durham cautions the public in re-
gard to the purchase Of certain notes.
Miss James will commence her select
school at the Academy building this
wednesday, morning-competent me-
chanics having pronounced the building
safe.
The firm Of Hoffman, Benton, & Co., is
no morc-thc copartnership having been
dissolved by mutual consent Mr. Ilof.
man retircs and goes into the warehouse
business. The new member Of the firm is
John Jacebia, trustworthy, efficient man;
the name Of the firm will be Benton Broth
ers. Tho new firm will maintain fully the
reputation Of the old firm, for business sa-
gacity, thrift, and enterprise.
Dsniels, Haywood, & Co., new Corners to
McGregor, have opened their store, next
door to Allen & Southmayd, and filled it
full Of fine stock Of boots, shoes, CATERS,
balmorals, slippers, rubbers, etc. See their
advertisement in another column.
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~ We have recsiyed . communica-
hon from Farnsrsburg, too lengthy for
our eolumns, rejecting severely upon Ser
eseat Gsasy. 10 ths 18th regular recruiting
services. We presume Sergeant G. will
Rot further trouble Northern Iowa with
Me services, and there is no redress At
present for his deceptioas.
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SAD CAsUALIry.-C. r. Sackett, Of Gar
navillo, informs Us that on the evening of
ahe 18th ut., Mrs. Caroline Taylor, wife Of
Marccllus Taylor, Of Volga Township, with
On adopted son named Emmett, four years
Of age, and Edna Amsden, young lady
nineteen years Of age, while returning from
Garnavillo, and attempting to cross tho &c.
dar Creek, were turned out of the sleigh by
she force Of the water just as they reached
the opposite shore and drowned. Their
bodies were not found until the next morn
ink. Mr.. Taylor was with them but could
render them no assistance. The sad occur
renee has thrown gloom over the neigh
Aorhood u. which they resided.
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10y We are indebted to the Hon. Geo.
L. Bass, for compact little pamphlet con-
tanning very important statistics relative to
the ninth General Assembly Of Iowa AID
the State departments Of the same, both
civil and military.