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The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1862-01-02

Or knowing, AZ
Il Like that from glory growing, iIfI
For a bowld sojer boy"
Persons leaving for the seat of war should not
be unmindful of their health. Disease will kill
more of our gallant soldiers than the enemy's
bullets To cure fevers and other sickness peculiar
to the climate and camp life, have with you a few
of Herrick's Sugar Coated Pills. Millions have
tested them. They never disappoint the sick.
Large boxes 25 cents.
The Albany Evening Standard says: sour
popular townsman Dr. He rick has supplied gratui-
tously all the volunteers which have left the city
for war with his pills. He has also, with his
accustomed liberality, contributed one hundred
dollars towards the support Of the families of the
25th Regiment, and offers more if necessary"
Such a man should be respected and patronized.
We are glad to learn that the sale of Herrick's
Pills in Hudson exceeds that of all others combined.
See advertisement on third page. aug22-1syl
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1862-01-02

cosRrcrsD WEEKLY.

REPUBLICAN, OFFICE,
January 2, 1862.
FLoua- SO q $500 per Dbl.
wurAr-75c. for Red Soc. for White.
CoKN-cob, 2oc. shelled 22c.
OArs-i6c. per bushel.
PorAroEs-25c. per bushel.
BEANs-s7c. q 800 per bushel
HAxs-sc. per pound.
BurrER-12c. per pound.
CHrckrss-4c @ &c. per Is! II lll
TuRkErs-5c. a &c. perm. II ~ II -
CHEEsE-sc q SIC. per pound,
LARD-sc. per pound.
INDIAN MExL-s1. 90 per cwt. 81
H1Dorss-greeb, &C. q ~. per b.
H1DEs-dry, &c q Zoe. per b. 9
PELrs-25c. q 1 90 each. ,lsat ~
,WooL--36c. per. ID. ~ .9nissHsp'
APPLEs-Dried, 81. lOc. per bushel.
APrLEs-Dried, SIC. per ID.
81" ,,.-green a71zc. a soc. per bushel.5 g
EGes-10c. per dozen.
SALr-fne; 2.a5 per bbl.; coarse, s2.75; 2oe|
ersack. az r. efsffff- .sisT1 iiam ea1 $3.50 of
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1862-01-02

CoNGREss.-But very little business
was done in Congress last week, and
probably none of any consequence VIII
he done until after the holidays.
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1862-01-02
EDW ARD j.. KING.
4
SURGEON DENTIST!
WILL VISIT. DOwXGIAC THE Sd.

'" I'LL v ISII DOW AN11<AO- y n Z Sd.
18th & 5th OF EACH MONTH.
hR. KING has visited Cassapolis reoularlv
~ during the past four years, and will cont;nus
to do so on the LIST and I'd of every month. and in
extending his ride to Dowagiac, hopes TO meet
with as good success.in the latter place as be has
hitherto done in the former. =
5 Az ferk at Detroit Prices, and Warranted.
first door to the left =.
Dowagiac, Sept. IL. 1861. sepl9-22yT
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1862-01-02
LOOK AT THIS.
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so'7 NOW is THE TIME To-
S u 3 S 9 r I "a II
List Of Letters

DREAMING in the Dowagiac Post Office
III January LIST, 1862.
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1862-01-02


American cause based upon principles
that constitute large portion of the
distinctive policy by which the United
States have developed the recources of
continent, and thus become consid-
cradle power and won the respect and
confidence of many nations. These
principles were laid down for us by
James Madison in 1904, when Secre-
tary of State under Jefferson, in his in
structions to James Monroe, our then
Minister to England. Mr. Seward
says, after quoting these instructions,
shat if / decide this case in favor of
my own Government, / must disavow
its most cherished principles, release
and reverse and forever abandon its es-
sential policy. The country cannot af.
ford the sacrifices. If l maintain that
principle and adhere to that policy. /
must surrender the case itself. It will.
be seen, therefore, that this Govern
ment could not deny the justice of the
claim presented. We are asked to do
to the British nation what we always
insisted all nations ought to do to us.
In this conclusion, have, not forgot
ten that if the safety of this Union, re-
CURED the detention of the Union pris-
oners, it would be the duty of this
Government to detain them. But the
effective check and waning proportions
of the existing iusurrection, as well as
the comparative unimportance of the
captured persons themselves, when dis
passionately weighed, happily forbid
me from resorting to that defence. l
sh aware that Union citizens are not
I'D any case to be unnecessary surrcn-
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1862-01-02
~ OFF FOR THE WAR. -A
There's not trade that's going -..

Worth showing
Or knowing, u
Like that from glory growing, tsN
For hould eo;or how
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-09-05


THk RKBLL AkMY From the South No
have the following data in relation TO the
strength of the Confederate forces from the
date OF the Confederate retreat from Ma
nassas Our informant states that Gen.
Johnson left Manassas with 40.0 900 effective
men. Gen Magruder held yorktown with
500 Elective men. when the Union army
landed The Coniederates, acting under the
advice of Gen. Lee. LETT Yorktown with 81 :
900 men On June lst. = 900 ratons were
Issued TO the Confederate army before Rich.
mond Detailed reports. by regiments. bri-
gades and battalons. Of all bot seventeen
captains. showed that 6J57 soldiers were
placed hors ds combat in the battle of Seven
Pines On June 2lst. l2s 600 rations were
issued to the Rebel army before Richmond
BY July Goth. 30 600 new troops had reached
Richmond from the South. most OF whom
we're new leyics. aud rot regarded a.
thoroughly sac. On the 18Th OF Angus;
there were six regiments of infantry At Sa
vannah. and a force Of 20 900 near Charles
ton. Gen Lee and staff left Richmond head
quarters Tabs farm, Nine Mile road for
Gordonsvillc. after telesraphing To ten.
Mercer. nc Savannah. for the infantry at that
post. and to Gen. Pemberton Zoe as many as
could be spared from the defence OF Charles
ton. Deduct from lbs 600. on June 2lth
10 600 for double rations aud followers,
which would leave 10000. Losses IN bat
ties Of Richmond say $1,000. Number re-
naming, 100 900. to which add new troops
30 600. and deduct therefrsm 20 900 for de-
fence OF Richmond. would make tho Con-
lederate army OF Virgins opposite our lines
90 number no. 600 effective mcs.- Washise
Ton Sfar
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-09-05

The news We have this morning i exciting
calls for immediate aud earnest action
bur We $50 nothing in IL 90 cause alarm
We presume the rebel force % which Lex
lngtoa surrendered was only an advances
guard 81 cavalry. AMI that Kirby Smith will
remain With his command on the south bank
u kentucky river The position - occu-
pies i threatening our. sEi calls a thur
der tone, upon every man who can 10 80.
Who = able 20 carry gun. 10 raise IN de-
tense % his home and no man AZ all able
can refuse Who Is not either : coward OF a
traitor
kirby smith advance upon Lexng:oa i
a loud call fct defenders, but Il = not cause
for alarm. for p,nic. Tor dependency. no
more than. nor ~ much a.. Bucknefs lava
sion Of Kentucky = wear ago. Our forces
andcr Gen. Wright hare fallen back 20 a
more tenable posiiicn. ~hsse they sill be
able speedily - draw reinlorcemenss. and
from vhirh. Il smith rcmans long enough,
they Ill &c ere long psecipiiated IN over
whsitalns columns upon hfa. A. n the
movements o. foot. iookiag - driving hin
from he state re az noth.nr-we onls al
sise Ouson men and women % ~ caol. %
YORK 0aickly and quietly. and work =. IL
tine vi'h intense energy anl fali ~ hsae
- auffrifir = aserraf Isl
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-09-05

4. candidate for Congress, by TIE Gun
mon cou.en. OF the Union men Of this Dis
lric,, Joseph l. Wright having declined
The seclination Of GOV. Wright viii disap-
point many Of ii frie-ds in this District but
circumstances are such as 10 absolutely pre-
vent tho use Of his name a. candidate Tor
Congress. The election Is too near at hand
. admit OF holding another convention, and
Mr. Scott has become candidate by com
mon cousept. upon CONSULTATION Of the Union
1leu In different parts Of the District. IL
would be useless for Us to say anything Va
behalf Of Mr.. Scott lie Is known to be
honest. capable and faiatf;' and VIII %
elected over Mr.. Voorhees, by handsome
majority. He will make appointments aud
address the people of the District at differ
ent places
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-09-05

Start nai gentle resle. We Do rot mesa
g ~ that he metropolis i e,pslrc,l. o. IA,
there 5. he siightes probability that i 81
be There are 10 mzny strong arms AL
brave hearts srFayc.i 10 Is defcace . asfzci
fate sa<A catastrophe. aad. eoald we A.
same he ofAce q prophesy. &C sAoald more
consistently prc3ict that kichmond I'll BE
captarcd long before Washington Bot IN
writiog lie date o! iA.s rl,fning's p4rer. i
remin3ei as that 49, < ne saniscf~arv 81
he DARK dsy forty eiehl years ago shea re
Cseifcl uas buras Ard tae ofice of TIE
Natenai Intcii'gr1cef saSke1 AID DESTROYED
The enlv asivate psepsrty xingled cat for
tat harsh intt tioa-by ~ invadinE foreign
ere1s. Mat 49, e. ser. short q lie
pssine prescience. eoai1 then have eoncsir-
81 - foseiold that some who wilnessel The
eoeeagrations % hat tax woad I've - see
nc ssze 3e~ciatisn Of ~ natioas capsssi
thrckterwl ~ tAifeed fot by inferia,ea
srzsed leEsoss q ear ON ceantrvncr ard
essshres Nsfssssl Isfsli.srncrr.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-09-05

Tns news from the 7lst Regiment IS vast
IL more cheering. Most Of those Who wrre
c,p,ured have been paroled and arc return
iar home. Many uere wounded but are
beng veil cared for b. the citizens OF Rich
mond where tho battle occurred. The
number Of killed ia not 90 large as wa al
nrst represented We trust further infoF-
nation vii. still devclope better state OF
matters with members Of the Regiment
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-09-05

PcrxAM BaowS. ESQ. Of this city. IS a
candidate for Circuit Attorney Of this judi
cal D..isict. NJ BEowS i good lawyer,
an honorable gentleman. and viii make a
good PROSECUTOR. The Union men Of this
District canno, vote for a better man for
that Office than Nr. BsOwS
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-09-05

the whole war. The conduct Of the officers
in nany cases demands investigation. The
interests the country. which cannot be dis
REGARDED demand Il. and il Is the hope Of the
people whose welfare Is at stake that such
an examination will be speedily made.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-09-05
MEDICAL.
HELMBoLD's GENUINE PREP
IL TlON.

GENUINE PREPA
IL Tl0N.
'-nlouIy CONCENTRATED"
COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT sucnp
Positive and Specific Remedy
sor Diseases ofthe BfADDxR, KIDNEYS. GRAVEL
and DkOfSlCAL SNELIISGS.
Thls Medicine increases the dover o. Diresiion
and exeites the ASSoRBFNTS into healthy action
ey which the wATERi OK CALCAROUS cepasA-
ue,s, ana ali UNNATURAL ENLARGENENTS srs
tsaoeed. as well a. PAIN AND INFLAMMATION
MIN. WOMEN. or CHILDREN.
HusRoi0s EXTRACT BUcnu
Arising from K>eesSes asAits ~ t,ss,,sssss r.,,s
indiscretioD ~ Abuse. 10y
h,LrhNpkD Mira THE FOLLOWING SYMPTOMS
1 Ic~s - Ns,,,, - Ns'i'"". Los u Pseer
Weak Nerves N" 81 tFesthinks
Horror Of fHSes>. iemtHns.
Dimnesso Of NiSicn "a>stelt

tssversal iAs>tr,- a.. A....,., $50. s'' tae1.
/ $500, Flushing 81 tie Nct,
D's"'-s ~ ~ truftionS cn the F.e.
These symptoms. II allowed 10 10 ea- .A,.h a.
nrdicine invariably removes. soon follo~s
lMP0TkScr, fkTUrTy. EPlLRp1Ic FITS
IN oSK OF WHICH THK PATIENT NAY RxPiRK
Who can say that they are not frequently fclloWe'
by those "DlREftl. DISEASES
INSANITY ANDCONsJMPllor."
Many are aware Of the cause q their SUFFERING
But NOSE I'LL CONFESS
THE RECORDS or THE INSANE ASYIUNs
Andihe Melancholy Deaths By Consumption,
sfkk shrif WITNESS TO rkUfu 90 rssx Assrsrsos
THE CONSTITUTION ONCE AFFECTED WIFE
ORGANIC WEAKNESS,
Requires the aid u medicine to strengthen and
inyigerste the system
TRIAL VIII coS,iscs sns MOST sxsrrc.t
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-09-05
Y0a CIRCUIT ATTORNEY.
PUTNAM BROWN

GOV. McHroS has appointed JoHS + BAIRD
Colonel Of the s5ih regiment, CEASs. Lieu
tenant Coloael. and RoBERr CRAIc. Major
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-09-05
rsIox STATE TICKET

UNION StAlG Nv
sEcRr1kzT or STATE.
WILLIAM A. PEELLE
sfpfroa oT sTATE.
ALBERT LANCE.
raEAsrRER OF srsrf.
JONATHAN :. HARVEY.
ATTORNEY GENERAL.
DELANAE WILLIAMSON.
- rrpfSrKxpEx1 or PUBLIC fSsTRrc1IoS.
JOHN I. MORRISON.
HKPosTER sUPRExT corRT.
WILLIAM 5. SMITH
seventh Congressional District
FoR coScREss.
HARVEY D. SCOTT.
poa cosxox PLEAS DISTRICT PROSECUTOR.
JAMES II. MOORE.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-09-05
Use HklssoIlgs kAgRAcr sucHu fs' III .s-.


How Lose sTxk DING
Di-eases ofthese organs rrcrlre the Of Ilar.us
HSIABoi.D's EXTRACT BUChC
II THf GREAT DIURErICl
And IL certain to have the desired effect IN ali Ds
.'sses for which II Is recommended
Evidence of most reliable aud gespcf.sSe character
will accompany the mcdicines ~
CERTIFICATES OBJ cuRKs.
From 10 20 years standing,
With names known 10
SCIENCE AND PAM
Price o. per bottle, or ain Tor a. delivered 40 a.
address, Securely packed from ok~erva'icr
Describe SYM toms In all communications
Cures Guaranteed. Advice q rasas
AFFIDAVIT.
Personally i~>esrfd before rue an Alderman u A =
city Of philAdephis. Al. 4. HFi.NBofp Chemist ~
being duly sworn, ioes say that his preparation col
tans 10 narcotic, mercury. Injurious drugs. but IL
purely vegetable N. r. BELhBoLD
sole Manufacturer
sworn sri subscribed before me. tbs 9sd day 81
yoy cmber, lisa. WN. p .HiBfAllD, Aiisrr at.
Adde'S i-tfers for Information I'm rsaftcuce e.
H.T. HFIMRoin
Practical and Analytical Chemist
l0s south Tenth 81. below Chestnut fhis
8GW aHE 0F COUNTEHFGgT~
AND uffkINcif1fD DEALEks,
Who endeavor 10 dispose "aS rnEn cws" and "c1z-
ss'' AkrqcfSs o. rsx zxrurAros ArTArsspuM
bH'msOld'' Genuine PrsesI.,lons.
sar-spsrill-
Improved Rose wasi
sSla by tn. BAggA Co
J.R. CUNNINGHAM. P.h.D0SSEIir,
ALI.ES PENCE, O.. W. PATRICK s'o d.
And all Druggisis everywhere.
AK FOR HKIhRplb's TAKE 80 oTHKh
Out out the advertisement and send sor H.
AND Avo.DIhposrT1or AND ExPOsrFk
Msrch5G2d4vly
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-09-05
PROPOSALS.


NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS. -
4 Notice Is hereby given. that Sealed Proposals
viii b. received b, the Common Counsel o. the city
Tsfre Hsufe. ai their Hall, on the evening Of sep
tsnher 10th lss1 for the grading and grsvellins Of
Wabash street. between 9Th and eth streets.
Grade D. be made Of COED earth. 10 be covered
with good screened gravel sixteen inche~ thick in
the CENTER gradually sioplhg 10 eight inches Al the
side.
Grade g. be established by the City Engineer aud
and the work b. done under the direction q the
DECEMBER neNt
The bids q D. a much per running foot, and
tbe work 20 Re iet o. the lowest responsible bidder
Up. GuLiCk,
sept 4. did City Clerk.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-09-05
EVERY FORM AND SPECIES or


Those Preparations unlike ali o,her.' are
Free from PoisoEs."
''Not dsngeTe-s to the Human Family
''Rats DO not die on the premise"
They come out Of their holes to dic.''
"Ihey are iic only InIaibe remedies knosn'
ia years and more established in New York CITY
fsed by-iho City Post one.
Jssd by-the City iiisons and S,Atioa Hou.e
tssd BY The City Steamers. Ships. &c
tSef bg-the City IIospifals. Aims House,, Ac.
tsed the CITY Hotels, 'As:ors. 81 Nicholas
Used by-the Boarding Houses. A.. &c.
Js,d by-mOrs than 50. 900 Private Families.
cS-.S. one ~ f'ro >,ecir.fas Of ,cA0f Is Ftsfv.
tcAsre said a. re FsoI'e- Edaors- l',aisrs. a.
H0UsEKEFPERs--troubl with ssrmln need b.
% no longer, II they use CosrAxs' Exterminatofs.
We have used Il 20 our satisfaction, and IL a hex
cost 90 We would have t. We had tried poisons
hut they effected nothing; but ''CozTAR'R" article
knocks the breath out oi Rats. Nice, Reaches. and
Bed Bugs quicker than we can write Il. Its "a
great demand all over the country Medina 10 !
.,as<ae
x0RL GRAIN and provisions DESTROYED an
for tons Of this Rat and Iasect Killer Lancaster
| Wis HsfdH.
1 fRENEJ Il. CAST live are sslliag your pre-
paratlons rapidly. Wherever they have been used,
Rats. Mice. Reaches and Nermli disappear rapidly
Fcsrn srourFf~. Drugsi-fs, Windsor Nd
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-09-05

A PATRIOTIC widow lately of Portland. has
consented = let the board of her patrons
"ruu right Cd In ease they volunteer.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-09-05
YER MIN.

10 Issfroy-Rsss. Rosehss. A..
10 Discrepancies, Moles, and Au,..
10 Desfrsy-Bed-Buxs
10 Desfroy-Hoths in Furs. Clothes, Ss.
10 Dtsfroy-Nosquitoes and rless
Io Desf'psf-Insects on Plants and Powls.
u lssf'oy-lnsectsO on Auinals, a..
II hsSt0as--Every form ami SPECIES Of v,rm,,
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-09-05

Az Irishman who was lately reprieysd. as
he stated the night before iis execution. and
who wished to get rid of bis wife, wrote to
her as follows Il vas Yesterday hanged.
and died like a hero do as ! did, and bear
il like a man.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-09-05
fENALkS-fKkAIES-F
Id OR YOUNG, sINGLk, MARRIED., OR CON-
TENpIATING MARRIAGE


fENALkS-fKkAiEs-F
OLD or YOUNG, sINGLk, MARRIED., OR CON-
TENpl.ATfNG MARRIAGE
IN MANY AFFECTIONS PECULIAR TO FEAAlks
the Extract Bnehu u uneeualle by any oth,r remscy
as In Chloross o. Retention. kr1egulsrity Painfv4-
ness, Suppression Of Customary kvscustions. III
csrsted Scrrhoss state Of the Uterus eucorfhs<a
OF whites, steri;y aud for all complaints ipcds nj
10 The sex. whether arising nom Indseretor Habit.
Of Dissipation. or Ia The
DECLINE OK CEANGE or IIFE
SEE SYMPTOMS ABOVE
No FAMILY SHOULD De WITHOUT III.
TAXI 10 sosK BAlSAs. Nrncrnf. c. uNrisssAs<
hrpiofss rox rSrikAssSr sSp psssrKoUs pssxksks
hkLNBoiD'S EXTRACT BUCdU
SECRET DlSEASESo
In ell their Stages, At lfttiS Txpeuss
Little change Of Diet. No Inconvenience
ANDNO ENrosuRr.
IL caIses frequent desire and gives sfrens IN -
UrinAts. thereby Removing Distractions.
Preventing and Curing Structures Of the ursthrs
Ailaying Pain and Inflammation, go frequent
the class Of diseases, and expeling all Poison "a
Disc ssed. aid worn-eu Matter.
rHcrssNps vros THOUSANDS
Who kAyk BEHN The VICTIMS of QrACKs,
ssd who have paid fUAyf vrrs 70 be cured In she's
tine, have found they were deceived, and that the
POISON" has. BY the use OF ''po~erfal Astfin-
gents been dried NJ IN the system 20 break on, IN
an agsra, ated form, and
PERHAPS AFrfR MARRIAGE.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-09-05

"Costar's' Rot. Roach, dc. ETfermfnafor
Coasters"
"Cosfa-'s" Bed-bBQ Egfermisafor.
"Cosfsrs1
"Cosfar's" Electric i'omder for insects, Dc
II &c. TO- a-d II. 90 Eoses Rottles and VI -
snd o. Sg's TOT Plantations. ships. Boats
hotcl.. etc. ttc.
CAUTION III To prevent the public from
being imposed upon ~ ,IiH. sgus and Highly PsrAi-
cs0Hs kRiidfioHs, NV label has been prepared
hcarng f0csfDsHe oi fhe Propriet"r's sigua;ure.
Examine each box, hoiiis. OF fisk carefully before
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1862-05-24
FROM prrrssuRe LANDING.

Mr.. VIM. n. Osborn returned to this city Sa.
turday from Pittsburgh Landing, where he has
spent . couple Of weeks among the camps hos
pitfalls, etc., etc. he says there is considerable
sickness among our troops, who are not accli-
mated. The water disagrees with them. MrA
Harlan and Mrs. Faies, he thinks, are doing more
for the sick than all the Governors who have
visited Pittsburgh. They are laboring indefati-
gably and deserve great praise. One thousand
siok Iowa soldiers are in the various camps and
hospitals in the vicinity of tn. late battle field.
Nrs Harlan will send steamboat load to Bur;
!ingtou II they can be taken care of. She has
already sent another load to Keokuk, which is
expected daily. She says hospital stores sent
from this State to Doctor Douglas are used for
general purposes and not for Iowa troops-that
she had great difficulty in getting articles con-
tributed by our people to use for our soldiers
where they were greatly needed. @s
Ar. Osborne saw only portion of our troops
did not get to see those in Gen. Pope's Diyi-
sion. He says the older regiments are in the
best condition--the new ones suffer most from
sickness The 18th and 18th have large mum.
Der Of sick. 1t Is not true that the I'd Cavalry
xhss been or is to be disbanied. 1t is one Of the
best In the service. He met Capt. Mcfarland,
Of Mt. Pleasant, sick; also Lieutenant, now act
ing Captain, CIuue, of this city, sick. Clune has
been we'll since be entered the service until the
present time. and has done remarkably we'll
he is we'll spoken of in the Regiment, as good
and efficient officer. active and courageous, all
Of which We take pleasure in recording.
Mr.. O. thinks there will not be battle there
for . week or perhaps more-perhaps not at all.
But Of this he is by no means certain.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1862-05-24
IOWA sRcorD cAvALRY.

s.r.vss 1o0g OF A11 Lee o00 " OoO0e0s
Z We cot the following list Of killed and woun-
ded in this regiment from the New York Times.
This Was in the battle near Pennington bstween
portion of Gen. Pope's Division and largely
superior body of rebels l'A
Company A.-sergt. L. Aver, killed; Sergt.
Geddes, arm and side, slight; B. F. Wagner,
shoulder.
Corp. z. J. Welsh, leg, slight; Daniel Craft, side
j. 8. Brush, shoulder.
= Company C,-Cspt Egbert, thigh, slight; Jas
Armstrong, three places, mortally; James Tay.
ior, shoulder, severe; VIM. Gordon, foot, ampu.
tated. - e
= Gempery R-Lewis Kephars, hand; VIM.
Dusdsrdale, scalp, slight; Corp. Aldritch. do;
6ergt J. W. Jennings. -
Company E-Sergt Fought, slieht: I. !,
Parks. breast, severe; ". b. Butler, two places.
severe; Daniel OkisoD. missing. -.
Company G.-Capt. Lundy, scalp. alisht. An.
derson auntlsy, severe; J. =. Haight, two pIsces
severe; Ssfgt Z. Waterman, leg. severe. I. e !,
Company A-Lieut. Ovens, killed; Oorporal
H.s.in;. lsg. slight Reeves, thish. siisht; De-. :
Company K-G. r. Bradley. ler .,;,s..
Corp. Shepherd, scalp, slIght; LeahaT H.. d p
y. Doxne,. leg. slight; 4 Leiisr. ssaip : To- .ad =
chest; D. Dovnef, Leg, digit :
Company Nv. Y. Hubbard, scalp, sliehs:
9; ". Ksllss'. thigh, slight; James Ksymend'
Company A-Sylvsster Hsssn, shoulds,.
Nathan, Smith. foot amputatsd; J. 4. Brsodes'
leg, slignt; John Parker, wounded aad nissipe.
!. IN 6kivwish Of ~ sN.-Joha Wiieoa. - e
Killed; Jams 6lawtsr, %. D, thsee 49, II.
Il Doethiu, ball n brain.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1862-05-24

NAsHULIp. Nav 10
tn, TEsxssssr UNION Coxvssrios-LAro.
IND INFLUENTIAL GAfHHRIxo.- "A speciel Dis
patch to the Cincinnati Gazette saye:
The State Union Convention, for which o.ll
signed BY one hundred Of the leading nsn Of
Tennessee, who have become diseustcd with
the rebellion, had been recently circulated. &C.
cording 70 advertisement, assembled q the
Capitol TO day. A. was anticipated, from he
high standing Of the men with whom the move
nent originated, the meeting was large ana
enthusiastic. Delegates we're present from all
parts Of the State. Ex-Governor William p
Campbell presided The Convention ~ fror
eleven to four in the day, and will meet asair
tonight. The COMMITTEES ON resolutions ofF.r.
I'd one that the people Of Tennessee rsturn 10
their allegiance; another inviting the sssist.
ancs Of oil good citissas to that end; third. 10
appoint committee TO confer with the eovs,r.
ment for the release Of Tennessee prieoners on
condition Of their returning to their allerisnss:
fourth, complimentary Of the nationsi ,oldr
isrs for their fcrbsaranes, mod odsrstion snd ~.
us condnct. Addresses were made by 5ovsr..
Or Campbsll; Mr.. wssensr, Of Bedford oountv.
Wm. b. Stokes Of Dsxalb; Edward Boohsr ~
bedford; VIM. Polk Of Nearing; @. 8. Hrisn ~ y
NasAvtle; 0ovsrner Johnson snd othsrs. -