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IL The dispatch boat, Henry Burden, under
IA charge of Capt Stevenson, Of the Pennsylva-
MIA Marine Artillery, arrived here Last night,
bringing from the James river Adjutani Thomas
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spirit Of the Morning Prsss.

The Istslltss-csr notices the fact that those
southern papers which were foremost and loudes
In their sndeavors 70 "precipitate the cotton
5tases Into revolution" now complains that the
Federal Government had forced the war upon
them.
The Rspssliean points out some Of the defects
IN the law Of August. s, 1851, which nberates
slaves who have been employed by the rebels.
Ire law, on the whole, however, is asserted to
re benehcent one.
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Cot. TuRcHIs We learn that ths courtmar.
usl e'led 70 try this ofnces has cashiered hin
and IA tmissed him hon the service We Learn
this thRough member OF the oourt- ma rtial who
vas in our city the other day. Unquestionably
The decL Won Is Just one. The whole COUNTRY
will sppl. Iud f.-lexisciIk yorrsaL.
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The 10 >ai nssasd ns.. % the state Sal o. Mis-,
L01isians ccTnJp. 7ciRg August 9Th. The IsiI-
70 ia az reset com, 'anles nav entered into tne
z as u tie EoyenaTi, nd given free returns To
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IL ~ Nszrr -. Is naytxable fox hnv
Eii.'H, cd ngl,s '"'s tue Misissippi a few
miles above NicAsDurg.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-09

FOB sAL SALE; very hands, N. and well nsds
!KSa1tas W "a - m v1h Pole and sa,ft,
Of sa ns has NC uss for and u
sssr Is sfs r. S.Tahp .ss1 h
ts.ea o and Il. also. an unframed Ma. E. never
trotted raos, and We think can outfoot any
green horse in WashInrton. an %
nAYTON's DYsPEPTI0 CRACKERS
Izsy Shszsthsn and InvtgOrate
They Create Healthy bppetIIe!
They Cure Dyspepsia
These Crsoke-s are P.rtieulsrly recommended By
phy.icis7s for the use Of all those Who are suffer
s so cur ana sound'd
ID For sale st al The g ss1Ie: o.vr,v
s-st 45s tleveaih .t. between a and h.
Tue ioOE OUTLOOK QUIT
ssS SHOE h1i ~ 1f
0oo SSs ana 5ss o.. ars
!s.ore you purchase, az The old place, twelfth O.,
n .a1 So ''''us' 40. eos' island. g. CLARE
CAHSiAtL ii rAcE EIIlI BOAT EhYI Ns oLoUo
a SSs:s s%,sEs; Sss. nns
SaI.ss X $sis 8; sss::
fsssti Williams 0sfs % s e fsssns:s 70
OtFldE o % APsss EHbRS6h 81 ss, &C.; Mo-
M0TICE-GonrIgnee OF tssnfy, seven bore
shssss, fJSn 81 New YoIf, per Eclipse Line. nslksd
Pee LIN Ne. f sss'n s sas::
ts 70 az. .s
be stored at Their risk and exIenee = ,-'s' Wa
aust lnepl z. c. DUNN, Agent.
L~9 iMPoRTANT MOVEMENTS,
DSsffiss Already Com.acsd ~ Wssks.stos!
BRILLIANT CHARGE!
kEsr adviees ini9rm us that the s0LACE
si1sl part Of ihs dfsftinS falls upon The soIkcE
::s sss:: ass1 5, :; d. ss.. sss
, teerers OF this city, capturing over I've
f5em sttroil or Ioiso mons drug cali for SOLACK
IL IL b. .ss! 2ls se e.. s'''' It. .u,a.
II TIE BERKELEY sPINss. = I
as B 5sHssss q Gsis s sssH;
az: q g Ss s ss .ss
re mos. g SSSfs;s1
aSI Iosss VII 3 tsss II . ssi G Ssss.I
81 g. !: s j
e In go -. TEE PRoRaIErois.
BAsks OF Iss cSEd I'm TIE DIsElIoI or
sssnk 81 SM2%msroe = Farmers ana nsohsnies
ahe bsnf 81 sCopmercei and the Balliol B>nk
Ss OF ne denomination az One Dollar end
{ schFoHrANB RAISE In ONE MINUFR
r
S3rns seai pa Gallo, itiss, Cllb and Inverted
EznA Cd Aud a isessed JOINTS, MATT.
20 ma ExHresc, no 30 OF the r ett, Hsnds.
fhu ace, lnstanta eoufly rer OVID " IN put the
1, ~ or inconvs n CT oe 60 q Q tst 81 bT Dr.
n. NO. 426 Pa Aven 40. bety cen al aud III
NTns aissaon hours hen q. m. 70 3, N,
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EREE PROMENADE CoNcEET,- A, fAs
l. 6sr6sx sdjetstss Mseksstcs' HsH, Mssy}sst
respectfully lnfofns tie pubic tist he sss nsds
e sr e.! q
S.fss e; s & ne !. e:
i,sn.y o R,nd;a 10 Ii: ssrdsS s!T e Sssuai-
w - n i i'm. lA'''f fRspubhc.n.I Pro1fieicr.
n Pie man.Eer tts great Ipense his efected
re engagement with Billy Worreh, the crest negro
se.insstoC and sta;e managers Annie Wea5 he
ington. Coatinued snoosss Of Miss Julia PTios.
s9e Pleasing singer from the yhiadell hi. Olyppic
a.. yiSs G'I.to5, 9I the ,b safr1Sro Msiod ty
Wintersein, She immense pianist; and Prof SEQ.
Eschmap. the veil tpoyn vlollnist and mlslcsl
CONG aotor; Adnlsslon fres lunch and kshesrs-
'IsTi' in0rnins' ie-la 0iSI1 FREY, pro,ns.or.
WAsHINsTOE CITY GARDEN, Nos, Ye.i
bsr respectfully informs The pubic TRAIT he has 70
on ss MSsay .pa
attendance. A hne Ten-pln. Alisy and sSoo1nS
JESSE Clubs md sssocs.Ops s can have The uss
PoSsss 6st s 70 a:s &c III 81. s
se.s a. fnI t s9PfI III F s.i
pATENT OFFICE CURIOsITIEs-0uide y
Il Pltents, CstaloIre OF Ouriosittes and Govern
mont 6srdenlt % The stand IN Patent Once; Rsrs
Antlszsrian B9ofs; 6oyeynment BookI Dess-
sTniihed to Pedlsrs; Mi.itsis Tr.sls; mili liar
Law: Army Regulations; Panor.na Of the Gosi
'ssI; sisf:. s sasi 5."p :, ~. ~
-
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Administer u ccuts; Orchestra Chairs % oenta.
Doors olen at &c Ierfor mlnce 90 % o'oloeE.
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TRUsTEET SALE BY virtue OF . deed o
- trust rom yesse n. ID. Wall deoeascd, 20 me-.
recorded N LibsI ?. :. No. 7, enc Of The and re
10 sale on TaURs6kY. August q. isss. a Il
o'clock, % If fsir, not on the next fair day there
AfeT, on the premites AZ the late Of sald
Wal, the land therein partiou sriy doeori led, con
tanning about 22e Acres. Thus property IL mobtI
elglbJ situated, adjoining the lsnds Of nessrs.
Thomas Walker and lanes Smith, distant
shout one and q bali miles from SoAgghH switch.
on the Baltimore and Washington Railroad. CON
yenien % church and mill, and remarkably healthy.
The improvements consist OF q Frame Dwelling,
in good repair, and eli necessary and convenient
eut bulldtnGs. There is = Pesoh and Apple or
ehtrd OF ohoice frnit upon the prtmlses, and the
soil 10 well adj ptcq 20 tbs OTdInsrT productions Of
the county, Dartlou srly Irast and wheat. which
10 e1cells, 10 IN well wooded and vetercd, hF hlr
susceptible Of Inprovcnent, and 20 one de yirinr o
most easSnt and s&iuorious oouutrJ residence.
ans vlthA PROT Table fnrD IL certainly Possesses
superior advantages.
terms Of sale: one Thousand dollars ossh; and
the Iesidue In tvslve and eng hteep months from
ne dsy Of ale % be secured b. the notes Of The
purchaser vita security 20 be approved By the IN
de!nsned, bearing inherent from the day Of sals.
FIELDER Cross,
UN-avh Surviving Trustee.
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s,cees.ors 70 WALL & B ITsIIp'
VssssS jsss, Ss.fES I.r.n Eof a.
Hon. - a. DoueLAs AT ADcTICN-Un 6UkSE
Va. Vii e.. Il c1t ns sh AIGssG O. o'0'f
Tie spper.er PAIR Bay Horses and C.loish, Hsr-
n "a sss Hon A. DoaIIss. sad The nos Il y
exec lent order.
saS SRspJ w. o. WALL q CO., Auots.
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ssh ToHrANB RAISE In ONs MINVTR

= O9rns baait nss Gallo, itiss, Cllb and Invertsd
Fco 80 Esla cd Aud "a issssed yoints, Vert.
20 ma l ExGrsscs uoss OF the fett, Hands,
- = or lne9nvsn os 60 q tstsD, bJ DR.
NJ. 4. no. $40 "a syen Ie. between al and Oh
yl-lWs S " <'&'
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Al NUglCE.
WILL Be sold NJ Publn Auoslsn 81 the Menu-
neut Grounds, In ths city. On the llth daJ Of Au-
rust, ltG1 81 10 O'CLOCK o. M, larEe suannfy OF
Hogs and yeunE PIgs- "A quantity Of Stook Catts,
Cow and Calves. Alfo,t snantlty Of very fns
FERNS cash, Payments made in Treasury Notes.
A. BECEWlTH,
iy Se-dts CO A 10 q arc o q
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By J. G. MceUIkE q CO.. Auotloneer,.
A4kuE sA65sEI tPs92kkFENoS sn1.,f 4
et o'clock. We shall sell, 81 EGE5y Wharf foot
efD sGees one entirely new Csnsl fcefet B,st.
Terms cash 900 st IN tune Of sale; bsIsna o.
ne foioylng DAY when the boat viii be launched
"a dts j. c. Mo6UlRE CO.. Auots.
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1862-10-23
Ole yntelligenter.
Alb. r. HILDRETH, Editor.
Charles City, Iowa, Oct. %, 1862
The Indian War in Minnesota.

1t appears that the Indian war, so
far as the Lower Sioux are concerned,
is nearly terminated. With tue ex-
ception of scarcely half a dozen who
still remain with Little Crow, the en-,
tire force of Indians belonging to the
lower bald have surrendered to Gen.
Sibley, and he now has upwards OF
two thousand prisoners. A portion OF
the Sissitons, under Slcepy-Eyes, have
gone off over the Coteau prairie, tow
ards the Big Sioux river. These are
believed to be ones who committed the
murders at lake Shctek and other pla.
ces near the Iowa line. A force of
mounted men are in pursuit, and will
no doubt capture the merciless gang.
The Yanctons, or Cut Heads, who are
mixed up in their barbaritics, will also
be pursued and punished.
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1862-10-23

uniform system shall be enforced al
every port. =,
The high officer appointed by the
Chinese Government 10 supcrihteno
foreign trade will accordingly, from
time to time, either himself visit OF
will send deputy to visit the differ
ent ports. The said high officer vii
be at liberty of his own choice, indie
pendently of the suggestion or noml
nation of any American authority, tc
select any citizen Of the United States
he may see fit to aid him in the ad'
ministration Of the customs revenue,
in the prevention of smuggling, IN tne
definition of port boundaries, or In
discharging the duties of harbor-mas-
ter ; also, in the distribution of lights,
buoys, bcacons, and the like, the main
tenancc of which shall be provided
for out of the tonnage dues.
The Chinese Government will adopt
what measures it shall find requisite
to prevent smuggling up the Yang
sz-Kiang, when that river shall be
open to trade.
[sEAL.1 WILLIAM B. REED.
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1862-10-23
From Virginia.

The Washington Star says circum-
stances induce the general impression
among military men that the rebels
in front of Mcclellan will soon fight
He has evidently crowded them, and
they have evinccd no disposition to
retreat. The reason why il is thought
they must fight is, that Mcclellan, by
moving upon the arc Of the circle
through some near part of the Blue
Ridge, may get before Richmond as
soon, if not sooner, than the rebels
can march down the valley to Staun-
ton. .. ..
$50 ofStewart's cavalry have been
captured, and it is expected thatmore
will be. Six were found Friday night
in Gen. Ricketts, camp, wearing fed
eral uniforms.
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1862-10-23
Gagw aaa Tgaa,8 &BmGB@

Corp. V. r. Rider, in the hand and
breast by grape shot-doing well.
Corp. l.. NJ Langstaff, in the hand
by grape shot Is doing well.
Private j A. Parmelec, severely in
the leg.
Private E. B. Taylor, in the back
by grapeshot.
Private S. j. Tracy, in the knee by
muskct ball.
Private Geo. Morris, in the arm by a
musket ball.
The total regimental loss was, two
killed and SO wounded. Among the
wounded are Captains Weiser and
kostman Lieutenants Anderson,
Foote, and Gray; and killed, Lieut.
Dodd and Serg. Dcrringer.
G. NJ. Townsend, of Floyd county,
in Company X, was severely wounded
in the abdomen.
Two OF the wounded have died oil
their wounds. Several have had a
limb amputated.
The wounded have the satisfaction
of knowing that they paid the rebels
off with hit for hit
My usual good fortune attended me
and came out unframed.
WINFIELD.
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1862-10-23
LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES,
Passed at the Second Session of the Thirty
..... seventh Congress.

[PuBLIC REsoLUTIoN--No. 40
A RESOLUTION for the relief of the
Officers, Non-commissioncd Officers,
and Privates of the Battalion OF
Marines on board the Transport
Governor on the third Of Novem-
Der, 1861.
Resolved by the Senate and House
of Representatives of the United
States of America in Congress assem-
bled, That the sum of seven thousand
one hundred and sixty-thrcc dollars
and fifty-oue cents be, and the same
is hereby, appropriated, out of any
money in the treasury not otherwise
appropriated, to compensate the Off
GERS, non-commissioned officers, and
privatcs who composed the marine
battalion attached to the Port Royal
naval expedition under Flag Officer
Du Pont, for the losses of their per
sonal effects 10y the laundering Of the
steamer Governor, in which they were
embarked, on the third of Novcmbe
last; and that the Secretary of tn
Navy cause the said sum, or SO niue
thereof as may he necessary, t
be paid to them according to TIL
estimated value of their personal c
fccts lost in the manner aforesaid.
Approved, July III, 1862.
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1862-10-23
Miscellaneous.

Best Specimens Printing,
A. T. +. Hildreth, 200
Best Specimen Pcnmanship, ii. Wilbur,
Best Single Harness, Ferguson X Sampson,
Ag. Paper and loo
Best Set Double Harness,
Ferguson & Sampson, Ag. Paper, 100
Best Pair Mems Fine Boots,
Ferguson & Sampson, loo
Flowing Match.
Best Flowing by Horse Team, J. G. Mutch-
Ter, plowed / acre in As minutes, "A. P. 90
Discretionary.
/ Vol. Intelligenccr, A. b. F. Hildrcth, loo
I Pair Kip Boots, Ferguson & Sampson, rs
Photograph Frame, Mrs. s. p. Gage, 50
Knots linen Thread, manufactured in the
County, Mrs. J. c. Woolley, %
Samples Stocking Yarn, Mrs. j. Blunt, 80
Set lmpressing Stamps, flor Embroidery
Pattcrns) A. }. Cottrcll, %
Sample Embroidery, do do %
| Pair Ornamental Mats, Mrs. McNabb, 81
Pair Ladies Cotton Hose, Mrs. Whitney, %
l Fancy Cug, Miss Ada Rice, g
l Snare Drum. made in county, ii .Sprague sc
Peck Kohl Rabbi, s. Stowe %
Sample Tobacco, grown in county,
r W. Gilman, AZ
! Sample Cigars, manufactured, in
-. county, W. Gilman, q
Sample Tomato Figs Mrs. J.C. Whitney, 2t
! Lot Wagon Wheels. 5. p. Gage Ag. Paper
l Sowing Harrow, }. Richardson A. =, Loo
The Premiums of Field Crops and Seeds
will be awarded in December
JAMES CoLEY, President,
j. V. w. MONTAGUE, Secretary.
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1862-10-23
State of Iowa.
ADJUTANT GENERALS OFFICE,
DAVENPORT, Oct. 4th, 1862.

ADJUTANT Generals OFFICE,
DAVENPORT Oct. 4th, 1862.
General Oorder, No. 81.
The War Department has author
lied Henry Markell, Esq, of Dubuque,
to raise one or more companies of
Sharp.shootcrs, on the recommended
ton of the Governor of this State.
1t will be known as the Battalion or
Regiment of lTawkeye Riilemcn. The
companies will have separate organi-
zations, SO that in case of necessity, q
choice company of the Battalion or
regiment may be assigned to special
duty, as the demands of the service
may require. -. B..
The rendezvous of the companies
above named will hereafter be dcsig.
mated.
All facilities will be furnished fol
raising these companies upon appli
cation to Mr.. Markell or to
n. b. BAKER,
Adiutant General of Iowa.
County scat papers please copy
once, #-... T.
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1862-10-23

We learn that little daughter of
Mr.. George Wood, of Nashua, recent
ly met with a serious accident, which
came near causing her death. During
the temporary absence of her mother,
she approached too near the stove,
when her clothes took fire, envcloping
her in flames. The flesh on her left arm
was burned to a cinder, and her left
side was also badly burned, so that
large masses Of flesh have dropped
off. The physicians are now of opin-
ion that che will recover. Mr.. Wood
and family formerly resided in this
town. He recently volunteered, and
is, we believe, a member of Capt. Slo
GUMS company.
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1862-10-23

We hear of a general rendezvous
Of the enemy at Holly Springs, some
sixty miles southwest of Corinth and
report says that they again number
fifty thousand. Admit that Price has
made junction with Van Dorm, and
the number is far too high, unless, as
is probable, the new conscripts arc
counted in. We apprehend that they
will not speedily seek another trial o
strength. The aspect of affairs ives
of the Alleganies is highly encoura
ging.
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1862-10-23
From Kentucky.

Buell. is reported just south of Mt.
Vernon.
Gen. Crittenden's army corps is
further south, in pursuit of Bragg.
1t is supposed the rebels are aiming
to cross into Tennessee by Big Creek
and Wilson's Gap. Bncll is in close
pursuit. 1t is believed he will force
the rebels to a fight or capture large
portion before they can reach Cum
berland Gap.
The Perryville battle at Chaplin
Hills, was brought on prematurely
and against the orders of Gen. Buell.,
whose plans for cnvcloping the whole
of Bragg's army were thwaried, and
his pursuit of the rebels delayed by
that circumstance.
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1862-10-23
Letter from E. P. Harrington,
THE GREAT SUBMARINE EXPLORER.


NEwBERN, n. c., Oct. I'd, 1862.
FRIEND Sir. Believing
that some facts which have come I'M
der my observation within the last
few days would be of interest TO the
readers of the lntelligcncer, you will
please allow me space for few lines.
left Charles City to join T. f..
Wells, of Boston, in raising the sunk
en- vessels belonging to the Govern.
mcnt. On my arrival at Norfolk, the
place where the wrecks were, found
that Mr.. Wells had not arrived, but
learned that he would be on hand in
due time. Wishing, however, to be
at work while waiting for him, went
on board the Steamboat Dirigo, q
wrccking craft, built at Bangor, Me-,
at an expense of 100000, where /
found employment.
The Dirigo is large boat, has ten
engines, two large pumps capable of
displacing $50 tons Of water per min
ute. She has also very large Shear
Derrick capable of lifting 100 tons !;
and in fact is the only craft of this
description on American waters. Her
commander, 5. b. Pratt, is not only q
scientific man, but we'll calculated to
ill the position to which he has been
assigned. Mr.. Bartlett, the Engineer,
is well verscd in his line of business,
and is always at his post. Z. p. Har-
rington, the Submarine operator, hav-
ing just commenced on this craft,
shall receive his commentator when
further evidence, through his opera
tons, shall have found him worthy.
The first work the Dirigo had to
perform, after my arrival, was to
clear the Instructions in the river at
Norfolk The channel had beeen OBJ
structcd by driving piles arcoss the
river and combining them together by
a heavy chain made of two inch wire
After the chain was displaced, the Di-
rigo found no difficulty in pulling tie
piles, which were driven from fifteen
to twenty-five feet into the earth. She
also lifted one vessel which was full
Of stone After having cleared the
channel, her next work was to go to
Newbern, North Carolina, and com
mencc labors where there are about
twenty-five vessels sunk. She has
taken up two and is about to COM
mence on the third As the work
progresses ] will post you up if it be
your wish. Send me copy of the
Intelligcncer to Norfolk, Va.
Respectfully yours,
f. u. HARRINGTON.
We shall be glad to hear from our
old friend and ncighbor as often as
he may find time TO write.-EDIroR.
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1862-10-23
100000 AGENTS HaEG 5" TO bhH shLIi

100000 A NaEE SN TO phH shLE
LIOYD'S NEW STEEL Plate COUNTY
COLORED MAP OF The UNITED i
STATES, CANADAS. ANDE
NEW BRUNSWICK. E
From recent surveys completed August ~
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years time. r@ ~
Superior to any SO map ever mat,e nv Col,
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MY cents 37o,o 600 names are engraved on
this map. "
1t is not only County Map, but is also n
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! of the United States and Cdnadas combined in
one, giving
$1,000 EVERY RAiLRoADsTaTIoN.---
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I Guarantee any woman or man SO to SIS per
! day. and will take back all maps that cannot
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| Send for 81 worth to try.
| Printed instructions how to canvas well,
furnished all our agents. EET
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every State. California, Canada. England.
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with n few hundred dollars capital, 40 Ohm.
petition. J. z. LLOYD, No. lea. broadway.
The War Department uses our Map Of yir-
ginia, Maryland, and Pennsylvania. y cost
500, 600, on which is marked Antietam
Creek, Sharpsbnrg, Maryland flights, Will
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and all Others on the Potomac, and every 9th
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vania, or money refunded.
ILOYD'S t'.'af
TYPOGRAPHICAL MAP OF KENTUCKY.
OHIO, INDIANA. and ILLINOIS. 40
Is the ouly authority for Gen Buell. and the
War Department Money refunded to any
one finding an error in it,. ftgr g1tSs
} Price, so cents.
From the Tribune. Anq. Q.
LLOYD ) MAP 0F VIRGINIA, 1MAf3Y-
LAND, AND PENNSYLVANIA This Man
, Is very large its cost is but % cents, and i !,
The best scitjch can be purchased 81
LLOiDS GREAT MAP OF THE INSISTS.
SlPPl RIVER From Actual Surveys by Cap
, tains Bart and VIM. Bowen. Mississippi River
Pilots, of st Louis, Mo, shows every mans
plantation and owners hume from st Louis Il,
the Gulf OF Mexico $50 miles-cvcry sand.
| bar, Island. town, landing, and all places 20
miles back from the river colored in counties
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. Sept 20. s#
8 NAVY DEPARTMENT, WASHINGTON, Sept. II, go.
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D Mississippi River, with price per hundred
) copies Rear Admiral Charles H. uavis
commanding the Mississippi squadron, rs au.
thorized to purchase as many us are requirced
} for use of that squadron
) GIDEON WELLE.S, Secretary OF the NAVY.
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1862-10-23
An Indians Letter.

Mr.. Dawley, Of this county, permits
us to copy the following letter written
by an educated Winnebago chief pop.
ularly known as Capt Bradford, in be-
half Of his brother chief, French
man." or Capt. Jim:
WrxSEBAco AGEsoy, MIMI Sept 80.
10 my Friend Mr.. Damiey:
You says you wants of us to be
friends of whites always. hopes we
will try to do so all time. We don't
wants to do like the Sioux did. am
very glad hear from you. If could
get chance to get off this fall, would
come down and send my boy in school
again next winter. But our Agent,
Mr.. Balcombe, he would not let any
one Indian go outside of Reserve now.
All our people here now. They raise
excitement great deal every day.
Don't know when we have battle at
our place.
Mr. Frenchman he going to start to
st. Paul tomorrow. Ihave write this
letter for him. He is my cousin. Ny
name Bradford l.. Porter. Most any
body know me in St. Charles. am
teaching school Frcnchman's boy he
in my school now. His name John ii.
FrenclIman-leit his Indian name since
he get in my school. Tell your daugh-
ter, Joanna Dawlcy. John II. French
man very glad hear from her. He say
he like to come down this fall if he
conld, but he stay in my school this
winter till get excitement over.
Your truly friend,
BRADFORD l.. PORTER.
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1862-10-23

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