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HRAD0U AzTxRs ORDNAEuS DHP AsFn'r,
Riehmond, Va March 20 b. 1881 {

HRADsu AzTxRs ORnNASus DHPAkfn'r,
Richmopd. va. March 70 b. 1853
THIS DEPARTMENT Is DE>1RIUS De
purchasing ARMS from those parties
nlving good double barrel shot guns, sport
ing fflss. or any ktnd OF weapons that will
be nse;uI In the deld These arms will he
fairly appraised On thsir delivery In Rich-
II ond, and payments will ne promptly made.
Agents hats tofors coliectiug state am 9
for this Depar sment are requested 70 collect
and forward these privste srms rs proEp:ty
rnn 1s.-.f Col OF Ord anee OF Tirgiaia.
NJ ~nle ana Er9airer cay.
NUR Gempsny Ct FLYING ARTiLLERY ~
iag cse-lv compile :. those was ria. 70 d+E-
ter Major b 0as's s.sassoa are invited 10 j3i7as
epcs. Twevs exoe,isncsd DRlVhas CAT. e.
curs good plzns og applying esTtT st tha Rs
cru;liag Once OF the Basssuen. Banh ssfsss I~c
S. TAYLOR MARTYR
let C5Dpsoy hawiE-s.s,
WM r q GARNETT is,
Fayssts sAFsss.y;
AI.nxANDasa O. HoLI
I'.u9. satk Rsa's Va " Is
BsGHASD NJ BOILING,
4 ST 70 -i~. Gonehlsrd Light DraF ssss~
TEavY ar iILI.EaY
II 500 Haulty, ALL
Ifs.ifcrras furnished.
tins undsy- gHea are authorized hg me Ssoo
ret..gy N War ~ fe.iss . sj3T1rsEy 10 the
heavy Artillery service. We have osen TO-
tas past ELEVEN Rlonins IL alt.vs serYioe 81
LisI ter aTsss q. sEcA a ey.nsh-lKt nnt 6avs
already . nunbee OF men enlisted.
sa All who desire tG jG.a uh s.ss tsssS ar9iF
at our racrIiisg ufless No ~. Msin street, az
stairs, 70 Wa1. LAWSON, Ocmrsry II. yt~si
Regiment Virginia Volunteers; or 1t par
TaQssas 9. JACKSON.
! NH l7--luas THOMAS LAWSON
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HEAVY Artillery.
.IrRSrfTurE.

SUBSTITUTES, >
SUBSTITUTES,
al HSriiUTER
am authorized By tae Government 20
muster In suhssts u tes. They with be mustered
10 daily Those wanting substi u fss and sub
stitutes, will apply at my office. a. corner or
Ffsakltc and lath stress.
SAINT. T. BAYLT Captain
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Portsmouth, ksfah 5. 1891.
y OoH1EDIEATR STATES or AaxRIcA,
WAR CRPARTnBsT

Eichraeni. Marc Ii, n6e.
Capt &. WILLIS, .4ta Va Ragt
Sir; nave cons ented, as The request OF thu LIZ
gss!atnre Of Virgfnia % secspt no mo g addition
q caupaaias, bsttalacns, or regiments VI voluz,
teefs 10 Virginia. until: after lbs quota Of he State
has been iuruisasd TOR the war baa shis-aoes not
In ASP manner n.erfers ith susaatity previously
granted 70 ra.sa companies ost.ssians rssi1 ents
w.:ntn the htAte as Virginia. Anyc eo1pan,s s,
therefore. which may bsv- been, nay be- raj. ed
or org snisei und*r tins a0t,osity ersated ais ut
Col. dIdwin to ,aiss q Regiment for she war, via
he accepted, aad msv be mustered into service N
conformity With tins terms o; thai authority.
Respectfully.
J.. r. HEFJA.tF,
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a. - n HitUHTY
D.1U CRRsoKsT ZoU A<ns VAFTALIoH.
WAsrsD-.Reer1its TO fill rp the battalion
OF crescent Zouas E3,der The command OF
MsjoI w. n iles.ed. A honn4y Of flf,y dol
lars will be paid each recrn:t Dpca enlist
IT ant a neat aHitoIrn O: sIay csoth, Z0uavs
sty!e, VIII be furnished.
.his corps will be ons Of tbs best organ.
izst end equipped ia the service, 49,. "a coIl-
mamie hayta9 lad May year.' n iftayy
experience. u3tb "a this ana faIaign eou,s.
tries, W.T.! make 1t 4 battalion thy az me
admiration OF his mf1Gi1g GensI l. and
puS that young men will be propj 20 serve
IN, Tuose wishing TO sniist viii apply 10
CAPT, WI. Fly.
Recruiting officer,
10. Excn ange Block.
ap i-2W' Under Exchange Hotel.
SsUkL'S RsAFY Aa1li LRaY.-A ie.y r11rs
RENGUITs are wanIed e aii up tbs rsrks
o: the above company 10 Gael nndrsd man. Ths
company Ia NC. stationed at JcInestovyo: a1ls is
sttsch % to Asi, Wa. Aliens Battalion of Heavy
Artillery Tia asas; bounty of $50 will be raid
Ell clothing furnished. For inforIr sticn, sppsy
at H. JoNEss. Ok Gary street, CT address eithe.
OF It's uD dsrsigrSd a. JazesssowI
Capt TRCS BL.KM
tss Ii. THoS. IsAt.ThG
91L 80 ~. u HsSEDf ..
.slh 2s~-7t' 81 1t J. Ar @iSFBAD ALIEN
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Il l. u s.
The BELvIDERE MASUF AOTD sfS1 con-
FANNY win pay four $50 ia PSI pound eash * r
dean mixed COTTON RAGS, delivered at TIE
Franklin Paper Mill, on 9Th rtreet sarner OF
Arch, near tbs Richmond and Petersburg Rv,-
road DEPOT,
Al persons having Oh tsnte, tent clippings, or
sDE hiEs IN the way Of pafes stock oan dispose
OF them oS apply Ing az above
ono, WHITFIELp President
H. W LrBBos-E ce~'v. Re 31-.mf2dp,
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ADpf & F.}Si'. GENE l. > SErrtCst.l
3 Ach-o1d, March 2ssn le.2
= 49,.
XIX Army segulst,ons publ 81 oI.dss az.
thosity fom tic Tar Depart nent s~e nosr CT, ss;s
by Tbs pu5iisbsr j. w. hsndoph, RienIaard
Va At s 50, price fsternlip ed uoaa OF tie "a
th?F1sss Officers Of the Army thus tlierxa.
ed, IL enable item 10 parehgSe sr.a asacapt
Themselves With ths requ rem snts OF the gary,oa
~ eonnaaa OF the SseFetHry ol Wsg:
jG..a 9fITHEaS
NH Sit. Assists 4 A:i;'s tssazT a.
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a TTRNrlON. TEAMSTERs,rI wist 70 "a
"A hss tan good DRlvkEg To- M Hatsssy. To
expeGisnsed men. VIII give . 80 40 IL sssitioD
70 ths 0ovefnmelt bounty OF ecn.
Volunteers acw IL service but whose tsfm.rf
IN ssr1eat WIN expire 5aring Via rsonth, will bs
rscsffss upap sppDcasina 10 she uuHfrsisnsd ~
Letter, Il Comp Lee, near nlehn0ad
0nHENLNE DAVID5nA,
- Eta Cara. Issohsr ~ .fisesy 3
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sy AJAX HoTT. A,.a1

h-R0OM FlxrUkES. ~ !. At kUsS
ID 1toN,-W'U - sold q tAs HWk Jlv,s
Cyssss 5a:eo-. on isyh ai.ss4 besweae MttG ~
ssas ssress4, Friday. AcgI AsA,sH -
- toek. sas ,s -Ac~sc f.xtuEasS O2saF 1aaa4
E'ahi-s. ua>ara. Dssansass, 'TsmhlEs, Lan11ne
Al.o, the KsY ol The sala kSsaa s.,v
ApS & ALtA lOExe kuA.
a V5ri6r.-Wt soti 8 FRI61Y 8
"A kp.k. a. r. c'e,oek. - he ss111eoom -
srbsrfssss upper end u Clay sls4e2 aAaeths &C.
y - Il L n e. twks - decfn1n4 hnnoponnnn9 =
ssc ant Of s.tFg enlist q ~ y - sUuR - ~
H-lt ehe,a ind RssekAn 9UAHaTU1A a
kEi % see Jas. - MI
Drsh eoNO a hD DANVl1sIsE ekAlL.
"a. RDs u Lila ana afs<rs 64IlAA3sN Mach
- B, thu Passenger Trains VIII u1Aa fn1leWAs
soyBe W1Ae. as sss.ss
Mail Trssn leaves RtchInona dasJKm 4.
M. . SID arrives In Danvttie q . WRA
= 80 sarssvsiss as coz AsctD With teoknnsun ~
scasE side Railroad tor taa Wtak 49,
-5<e oouInA AAS1 xsxasse &C.,
Nall Tram taAvao SaAsixsn &nH1r, fex0aD1
Saadays,l as Il. N. ara Arn1aa/ Ia 0sekr
mot d 81 a. e 80 x.sss essx 49,
at Barkeviils II ooanecs via 35A1ne a
tins Soasn hide Railroad Tor Norfolk AnA ~
tsrsozrg.
sGrSsviie. & whicS rolnS u q - Vita
the rraia" s's 'As ss.'1s ~.
rA.s e b 0sneFal TiekA A6sAA
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Z AVN DEPT OF HENRI ~, {
RIoHxosD, Va. March 2stb, 1852.
APEClAL ORDERS, No. 81. q

:
vi. Recruits, with or without of6csTs Ia
Oh srge, eonval escsnts ard other soldiers,
now or hereafsa detail ned in this city, fos
any cause whatever, Will immediately pro-
coed to Damp Windar. near lha ReseTv OR :,
and report to Colonel John G. Porter, com
maniiing at ia at rosts ss--
BY order of Hrsgadter General JoHs Il.
WINpBR. L. Il. PAG 4,
ah8l-d4w Assistant AdjussRt General
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vi OTEY BATTERY
will rersrt immediately t. the Captain 1T
Damp Lse, New Fair GTounds.l The crm-
pany is now under orders a1i will leave In T.
few days FOR the seat OF war.
nh 2S-6t*
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81 xIClAx. tAuT10Rf, kr1vvs
A ~ JON @- VII s~u at our ,toea @oe
n FElIsAY tia d tast.. ecUnsne;se O. II
veruk~-
10 hi-.. p..-.e - SGnlce Nsn 0rlssns SO
Hs2; ssNe@
100 eoxes asca1d egPPEa H2
bas Gsssn DO, ~
bo1 & AA.JE' &s SIS
esss rAsSNg A@zS ,
- hhls And Gsxcss MsR sd FAnzly HEEg
s bags ALLEP.GE;
"a ssAas MsSufactureG To- 1uCO
IgRAs ofEAxK.--tjasa. asa * n. go
u7eS r. WORT HAN ScO.
sale 70 oe ecnGa sss by r cAUr10Dg, AM@.
a-sds - 80 -
q bsgs Enba Co6se,' 81, -
Bess srnHga-s, HeyHi1aa. = q, 49,
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0knIADB NOIu43MDe is !
MAaFLzS6 HEN. ~ .,r,,, !. !. !,
:. n .assass.rlsa. saa hAvs 81 had ! Il q
ns1land BADGES, weioA VIII hsvs /. 30 siDe. 4
o.: h iva wesks. Az = oss , ~ansct the ssras
I'll s'sa'' call '.''s' e 1--we ss1Esf / xArrca
ist.. pss~ iusit. ssd tsr9 So, Ri.h souA, va
l.. q Prsee. . saas pises, BY i i. IS cents
s ) = n = ~ - : --------s
- sUAsIirurE
d.. " besfs ID. ,.aafsssirG s
g~-s & 500EpaUs''
- - III :. =. 81 t1tS E1AeEs
MLffAaY No fle,Ii -7O 6js As IA s1r
IN maies bstwssa IN aSes Of - nnA s.. bslOw
'sh street., and sass Of nsoad, Asa wssada ca@
rad. = z: ,orpGs.s:Sn lin. wl' nsss 2. a,is !.
OF Howard's Grows, .oss1ONRAY, o. DC 'aloek
H., sccs riding " the 0svesnprs pY,,easmatioa
BY order If Is 80 = =
ap So Capt Z n aILTEasMsR.
4 's-inNfloh saUOND oLAss MILITIA.
e'a VISIT q lsth ssress. ere req ars4 20 s.ttnd >
aalesl P. N. THis e sslas.
By ordss Of Uaoi. VIC. FIONA,
e t-l. L 9. rATuAs q. s.
|. A TTANTioN. shuuND GLASS slILIrIA.
1hs Company boasdea by Tn sDd i<th streets
VIII assemble At the Cay Hail prop ptly, n l. In
stssd Of Z o'clrsss r u .srHIa DAY and on eseh
MONDAY and FRIDAY hereafter until further
srde,s. sac '.zfl', - re qu,rad ~ law.
? .E asasf Of CAPT To1ra as,s.,
4 TTEN1lON KEOEUfTs -
~ FOR IA MPnGM ARrTI.I.Epv
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EatWlTZn.R Ard RIFLE
III LIGHT HATTERY.
By aasaoSitv OF tbs Secretary OF Vs., my s.ia-
oany viii be transferred to the
LIGHT ARTILLERY SERVICE
and have Secured . spla-.did Battery Of
H0WfTZkRS
aud wrought iIoa breach loading
2IFlA GUMS.
OF the mat sppT0 ssd oasalt-
This Is the most affective, popalss ana d.stip
guishsd arm Of the service,
The Battery vii, 30 fully
nSuNTED sqd
EQUIPPED
A 6ounsy IT
FIFTY I~DLt.Asa
allowed To eaoh feSI uit, A.sd
THIRTY noLLABs
~ thx site ~ FSisTatusS
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| gSLYiNa AkTiLLGny~~
We r.fs aat:Aorizat to ra.=a { a..57- psay ~
siyfae ArtGlsTy, 80 be cas- posed # young
l.n Oct .f@en .As gss at sts teai els tsen
AMI 70 30 attached &c al S.cbar's Tretss-
gar .signth, 2astaiio:' Virsf-i - Eatuu.esS
Ene eU1s vTe proyoao ~ sas4 - sesn 1T
GnS siEetiS gar W orEe
Es'A B-sza Der y9iii tie : J l,eetad 10 L-Oyias
him ssil With q cheap uetfJr;a
INC. e TANNER
YradssaI iyou wo1ks,
Ricamoud- Mar "a. 1884,. rnss 2s--t@
NJ I7TfQes - Eae Second lIsn pa.:sy = i. III
~ MoNp hUW1TZEkas has bsen Ioo.-
gan. so, srd !,isateosni Jaws. Y atsca sisot-
Ga Oe,p,a VIZ are anxious 20 increess ths
nambeT Of oar company ~ I2t. An oTgor-
unity is TINS offered ~ voaGg men &C good
mo3i.s oharaotsr to ioin an Oh o-San.xaJic-.
vnioa has TWO rtAes Gsd two hGHiLzers l.ai
is thoroughly g aieoAa fur raia &c. ~ics
Apply 4 l. 4, Esi.EafsI.25 Is - Il 44SaY
y ,,s 5oNE s, ~ = -. :' stE;a eni97 3,
ia s'TaaaE St@tica,. LalpepsE ccs-n.y, Cis-
enia, or GEO. l.. pliRISTracs. t:hs rles C.ty
Il a., .srgtnia lif fa--I4ts
Z AAvE REEN aUcaokfzED BY TIE
I 4 &c GEcAky ~ wsK . rti . . Eegi.
/ nsrt Of E,EavY ARTii.I.FkY for IL, o.
i ga or III ~az
fhIs rssirsat Il rep ly ltug up AID wauta
onis afsw mpsniss sgnssiss tits coEapisI oD
should he risa to ecpfsr With ca ns . ho I ave
rasc companes
VOLUNTEERS or recruits snl;sins ios thF.s ears
or shs wa, will r. eeive b unity Of So. rasabl4
rs 1cn as thay are a. p.a Into service lid ac
certsd rpcn b spaetion ~ Q msf les, Office, To
gesSes with trspsp yta / q s's bsis srcs tom
he 'imi s2d see Of enlis mex, IcsI i.sp -cts1
aIt tered"
%wslsc monshs' men can re-snliss siasi Il n hy
ecu eRnies for two Years or ,hs war. a. Teesive
500 bounty ana wiu also be srsrsfe-y "a during
the twenty das previous ta he expiration Of
their 81 sent tsr,rs.
Volunteers with to received -irsiy CT bY ecnpss
nj from ans pnytier OF he lonfse ersc~.
E 02lcs-Ten' b strae., tn5 as coorsf err Il sisaa
Chg POST dacs. box ST 4
ap a--Ims RUBT. E. MORHISS. 4
NT6TICE.-Caps WM. y naaEsia Ccm.i
~ pany Of LIGHT ARTILLERY hsving " "A
mustered Entc sNvics and sscarsd = tsttsev of
SIX gcns, nov Ia sc csmp If snstruc Ion, q. u
VIII recesve q fsw more RECRUIT-, Il .1.y are
Of the right sort apply at bis Office Il tbs Law
Building. At wee nh fa-ts
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L>XaIE TuEA skJAE % yAbQA 49,
-, Fzi EFT a2.zr - Ma. r1sr vxiI "a 8
w:s.n :; s E z = :. 30 =. - -
p s. f. s.s RI l,a Il q s ss 1890, :ssss
f.. tbs fllswicg valuable fsaa css.is. ~ 49,
Lot nth susIi hr,ck tsaemsnss $780, 49,
sos rsi :, a r. ssa ssors ,sss. : y
l5ns bach 8 feet. ID, A bs.a::sL xptAwens~
sorsa ode !. said sr~es. BE wSn eeAsm16I
. sass r. ss~ = ~ ssrd s 4 ~
ahosa aMss, ~lss = sraaii s,sss tersnsss 80
Il q y ar ss.a s wss fss v:ss
Tssss --s,ss.,airs se.h; salxaas = 8 - -
sar:: by .s:uss eesd. ras nHs =. DsseAr
pad by the purchasers. $50 esaa Tsxassa
|yyALuBIG 1T On I'm FA6rE1uns :
y CT 1wxs1y-sIEar. s17wA11 NA1H -
saAsSLa@ SFAxETA. FoA SALE * xre11044
after ne for. GOING sale VIII hs sod sAa1va.&
yrIa oy mr.. VIM. q. Davis. epdeT AaO0
sl2s per anasm--fo..lAs evenly Ase ma
| Lis h.seS @ sI.y iset - = a
sg. commit z e.Eason. sss.
By RzpUoop %KE10k, $780,. 80;
~ Mxls rIRxxf 49,
r,UgNTTURa. .lAlN 5, faI4Aaa. A1rH
e URoCKEAY WARE rQBA0lU. Ct
CARS, Ac.-On FRiDAy, April 1f6. c.
tps1.clug q. 10 o'olook, we will sell :. SOMA
,a'ge lot OF desirable 0coda. We nAm1H
Tis1 - AAG
splendid hlahsgacy Wardrobe.
ssolsnaia h-es sing RuTsaus, 1880 81
Mahogany hsdssesd.
Eaicus do s
d. Srtcs H>d ~. M-Sti s0
do WAirs ANda,
1crysT q issksr's sewing Haahina
ana variety ot q bar nsw "a Sc oond- hAnd
scrpisS-e; .assss
White. French and E1gsish Oeoofat4A IA
ssss. -. Il s5ss5A~ s. -
taiorsd Dirna- Sets,
Dessert Sess 0'sss Dishes, Ptetxs. &c.
REDWOOD Z kGAN8
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"A FLYIN9 ARTILLERY
The understgned having authority to raise
g COMPANY, to form part OF this spisncid
corps. for which the most approved Light
rified pieces are now being turned ont, all
those wishing to Join a select company, and
avoid the mill tia, will do we'll 70 enroll them
selves at once, Rs the ranks are filing rapidly
The special attention Of the militia Is invited
to the fact tina. we are authoriza6 to give he
most positive assn rance that no man OF lis-
Ing in this company remairs liza bic eli Their 70
the present call of the Cover nor, or 70 any
future draft upon the militia. Who will wait
to be q drafted mihtiamaHY
apply At the Rsoruiu, Once Of tts Eft.
TALON, Bank strest, near the corner VI 18TH,
Hourly down--hf.y dollars.
We refer particularly 70 Major LJggps
card, calling OF those who wish TO enter his
corps to report to the officers OF this Com pany.
s. TAYLOR MARTIN,
LIST Company Howitxers
ALEX'R Q HOLLADAX.
Lieut.. 2oth Rtgt Va Vols.
VIA +. q. GARNET, JR.. -
Fayetto ARTILLERY.
ElUHARD NJ. BOILING.
0oochlana I.iSnt DraEoous.
". B.-,N5ne but men os good character
need apply. mn lA~ia.s
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AMY 81 Visce.
JAS y. BRANCH,
Csst. Jo < lstn Reg vs Vols,
Cfsnsy Island. nsnx Norfolk. Va
~ l shaii remain Ia Petersburg feyy tsyg 70
recsivs recruits lmh 2a--l2.l JR p
I'M ID, q 4 .a(Yx TTIitYNt. >. r q a.,I..
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II. Railroad COIN p>.aiss ase ros0idtan q
TRANSPORT inuc THE citg or 3us 81 Il, sp.llsI3ul
liquors ca 9.her inteIiea'iax beverages 4
III SursriE tendsrts OF raiireadS az reg
quessed 10 repor. daily - rue srCyost Mar.
shat the ncmhsr CT passengers passir & eve:
tt air roaos oGt ot the city OF Richmond.
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svsa CJYfKK.-i0 Is1s UsSS UoaSS
.cssving and for saIs.
BACON = HAsEE1yII.L
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1862-09-27
ed the polls and opened again at Q A. NJ.

ed the polls and opened again at . A. NJ.
Never was there such an uprising of
hardy pioneer voters Is was exhibited at
the polls in this Territory on the lat of
September. There seemed to be an iron
determination to crush out the official
combination Jayne and his friends fore
saw the tide arising before election, and
they were bound to meet it with storm
of frauds that he might thereby receive
the highest number Of votes and contest
his seat in Congress. But the Red River
vote overrides all his cyphering. Rejecting
the Brule Creek and Pease settlement
vote, and Todd has majority of sixty>
one legal votes on the Missouri. Including
the votes of those precincts Jayne is Isl
soldiers ahead, which vote is overtopped,
however, by return Of 1872 from Red
River, placing Todd Al votes ahead of all
contingencies.
There will be three contested seats in
the House, next session. Notwithstanding
the Indian fright, Yankton, the Territorial
Capitol, bids fair to be lively place dur
ing the winter. Messrs. Changers have
to-day arrived with their steam saw mill,
and intend to have it running in four or
FIVE weeks. G. F. Piecott is also proceed.
ing with his new Legislative Hall, and the
people generally seem determined to keep
at work until they see Indians coming.
The mails have just met here from
Sioux City below and Fl. Randall above,
unescorted and unmolested, and report oil
quiet along the line CT travel.
LOGROLEER.
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BE JUST.

To show the animus which governs
these sur posed Indian outrages, it is au-
chemically reported that an individual we'll
known in Northern Iowa made speech
at Spirit Lake in which he said If there
was not general Indian war, he would
be one Of ten to bring it on; for it
was the interest Of the North to do SO. II
would then be necessary to establish
large force in the vicinity Of the bounda.
~ = or words to that effect. The senti.
ment Of this fellow was that, in vie " Of
the fact that many portions Of the cou ntry
we're realizing financial harvest from the
war, it would be we'll enough for Northern
Iowa to reap small portion Of that har
vest. In fact, Investigation reveals the
truth that for purposes Of plumber and
speculation, . certain class-not Of per.
manent settlers-but Of sporadic sojourn.
ers and County organizers and Swamp
Land Spectators, have been Instrumental
in creating much Of the alarm with refer.
ence to Indian incursions.-Des Moines
Register. :
There is no doubt some truth in the
above, but our friends Of the Register put
the matter little too strong. We don't
know who the we'll known individual us,
but we can assure the Register that 1t was
not this foolish speech that set this whole
upper country wild with Indian excite
ment. The 6endish massacre of innocent
women and children, the destruction Of
property, and burning Of homes. had more
to do with the alarm. There doubtless
are some in Northern Iowa, there will be
some in every community, who would cry
"wolf' and alarm the whole country if
b, so doing they could make good spec.
ula,ion. So too there arc some sporadic
sojourners,' and "Swamp Land specula-
tors and We have endeavored to have
our readers make their acquaintance, and
beware Of their winning ways. We have
no stock in these men. Ye: is is net true
that the Indian excitement is due to their
selfish efforts. The general uneasiness,
aud insecurity felt here have better foun.
dation. Wild rumors and exaggerated
reports have gone abroad, and no doubt
have deceived many, but it is far easier to
condemn than than to avoid such things
The people are honest in this matter, and
have not originated this excitement for
selfish purpose, and they should no, be
judged by or held responsible for wha. a
few specializing adventurers who have
neither habitation or name" may do
or say.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1862-09-27
JUDICIAL TICKET.
LOOKING BETTER.

Affairs on the Potomac begin to wear
brighter aspect. The whole force OF the
rebels have been met by our brave soldiers,
and repulsed, beaten and driven in dis.
ordered retreat into Virginia, there to meet
with new disasters, and another chastise-
ment from the forces Of Sigel and Heint.
zleman, while Mcclellan presses lard upon
their rear.
The aggressive war policy Of the rebels
has come to a sudden and disgraceful ter.
mination. Flushed with their successes
on the Rappanhannock and Rapidan, they
invaded with proud steps the loyal soil Of
the North, demoralized, decimated and
dishearteped by the disasters At Anticlam,
they now seek safety in prec;pitous fight,
back to their old theatre of defensive war
So closely will they be pursued by McClel-
Ian that if they escape capture, and dis.
persion, they will have to contend with the
determined army Of the Republic for the
fate of Richmond before they can recover
from the casualties that have attended
them at every step since they invaded
Maryland.
The reason of all this is apparent For
months the elements of strife and discord
have been at work in the Army of the Po-
tomac. The rapid promotion of General
Pope engendeFed unkind, and bitter feel.
ings in other excellent officers. 1t was
unnatural tina: i, should be otherwise. The
attack of that General upon Mcclellan,
styled procla nation, could be productive
Of nothing else than untold injury to the
service.
Newspapers warmed into controversies
over the rivalries, and jsalousies thus
stirred up in the army. Cabinet officers
engaged in the improbable work, and tho
result was the late disasters that attended
the Federal arms. This lesson expensive,
and sad, is by no means profitless.
The cause of detection, aud inefficiency
in our army has been removed, the wishes
of officers and soldiers consulted, and Gen
Mcclellan replaced in full command of
the Army of the Potomac There will
now be the warmest feeling, and most
cordial cooperation among the officers,
and that enthusiasm, and confidence
among the men that insure victory.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1862-09-27
n O-Partytsnl.

The Boston Courier breaks forth into
eulogy Of the no party position OF the Ad
ninistra,ion, as eviaced in recent tax
appointments:
The strictness with which the Treasury
Department adheres to the sentiment
mo party'-in the appointment Of col
lectors and assessors under the new tax
bill, is very striking. There is no silly
recognition of the old distinctions Of Dem
ocrats, Wings, or Constitutional Union
men and although every man appointed
is actually of the former Republican party,
yet this must, Of course, be owing to
the fact of superior qualifications, and
cannot, in these times, certainly be attri.
butable to party predictions, interests. or
objects.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1862-09-27
- - . -
MAINE CONGRESSMEN.

Lorenzo D. Sweat, Democrat, is elected
10 Congress from the first District of
Maine, by two hundred and twenty nine
majority. The Republican vots in the
State is eight thousand less than last year.
The Maine delegation in the present Con.
gress is six Republicans. In the next
Congress it will stand four Republicans
and one Democrat, the State having lost
one Representative by the new apporton,
ment.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1862-09-27

"The Tax Payers Manual" has just
been published, and, in brevity, beats the
Military Manual all hollow 1t has but
three principal orders, which are as fol-
lows:
l. Draw wallets
2 Fork over
). Retire = FANNY Far.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1862-09-27

Gen. Herron's brigade consists Of the
10Th and Goth Iowa Infantry, aud the Goth
Wisconsin Infantry and the Gath and 9ath
Illinois Infantry. 1t will be formed at
Rolla, Mo. whittier Gen. Heron has gone
to assume command. The 2lst regiment,
Col. Merrill. at Dubuque, has also been
ordered to report to Gen Horror at Rolla.
-Iotcd City Republican,
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1862-09-27

BATTALION OF CAvALRY.--We learn
tina. an old cavalry officer Of this place is
about to commence recruiting battalion
of cavalry to be attached to Col. Wilson's
regiment for service on the border against
the Indians. Now is the time to get into
a good mounted regiment Dem.