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Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1862-03-15

PRoFlTABLE.-We see it stated that j.
II. Smith, Of Quincy, Illinois, made dur
ing the past season, from one acre Of
African Sugar Cane, 800 lbs. of sugar
besides lis gallons Of good syrup. The
cos. O. production to him was but 4 cents
per gallon for the syrup. making his clear
profit on one acre Of Understanding
sugar at ten cents, and molasses at so cts.
the very handsome sum Of $l24,50!
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1862-03-15
ANOTHER GREAT VICTORY,

Just as we were ready to 60 to press the
Nonpareit Of the 18th reached US, con.
tang the following glorious news:
A battle between Gen. Curtis and the
combined rebel forces under Van Dorm,
Price, McCullocb and Mcintosh, which
lasted three days, resulted in = federal
victory.
Our loss is one thousand killed and
wounded-that Of the enemy much larger
Manassas was occupied peacesbly by
the Federal troops on tie lth inst.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1862-03-15
LAND OFFICE, SIouN CITY, IOWA,
February 10th, 1862.
Public Land Sale.

NOTICE is hereby given thar in pursuance Of m
~ strneti"ns from the Commissioner Of the Gen.
eral Land Office, under authority vested in him bv
the 9th section Of the Act of Congress approved 81
OF August. isi6 We shsil proceed to offer at public
sale On the 3lsf day Of March next, At
this Office, the following trscts of land all in Town
snip Eighty nine, north of Range Forty eight west
tu-wii:
NV fri :, Sc 4 and SW !, OF Section one; l..
Of NE ', OF Section tive, e Of MEL, SW |. Of
NV a and 81 4 OF Section twSlye, All of section
tive, = -ienT aud Lot three in section twenty-six
Also, at the Same time, the following tracts In
Township Ninety north Of the same Range viz =
NV of Section fifteen; Lot number two of Section
twenty seven, and all Of Section thirty six
All persons having presumption rights to any
portion OF the above described lands arc advised 10
day above designated for the common cement Of said
sale, otherwise theic rights Will be forfeited
WM. Il. BlGELuW. Register,
n27.'w JAMES 2. EpIE, Receiver
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1862-03-15

Gen. Ha!leck has taken prompt meas
urer to prevent any further barbarities
like those of the enemy at Midtown
Retribut;ou for these vilanious violations
of the laws Of war and civilization sheuld
be secured by punishment swift and
condign.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1862-03-15

The Springfield Republican says The
work Of eunmsking is crowded to such an
extent at the armory now. that all the day.
light there between sun ADD sun is used,
and over $4,000 worth Of gas per quarter.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1862-03-15

A nephew Of John C. Breckenridge,
named c. Bullock, was among the Done!-
son prisoners. At tho commencement of
the war he lived at St. Louis. A nephew
Of General Zach. Taylor was in the gar
rison, but managed to escape
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1862-03-15

MEAN MAS.-An exchange says: The
fellow who licked the ,nolasses from a
blind nisgers pancake is generally held
up as sample Of perversity But he was
good Christian compared to the scamps
who siwdle the printer out Of a news paper
and then return them return it through
the postmaster as refused Ii a man is
too poor to pay, he should be honest enough
to call and stop his paper like man. II
he inclines 20 thieving he should never
commence at the highest grade Of crime
by cheating the printer. He should begin
small-robbng children fpennies--steal
chickens six months as army con-
tractor-torge bonds on the Southern Con =.
iederacy, and when he is ready for per-
scnal interview with the hangman or the
devil. he can cap the climax OF viliany by
subscribing for a newspaper and swindling
the publisher.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1862-03-15
TO BUILDERS, CONTRACTORS AND


4 ALL WON a. MAY C0NCERN:
Motto. is hereby given that on Saturday. the osnd
day Of March next, will proceed to let 10 contracs
"a the lowest responsible bidder, the building of two
Bridges across the Floyd river, in Plymouth coun-
~ Iowa, one n III" crossing Of the Plymouth and
Sioux City rad. tat Van o'LiHda'sl One at the
crossing "f sionN City and Cherokee road, at Nor
gan stafford Sd
Ss!s "ih be opened at the front door OF the Court
House, in Melbourne, al IL o'clock NJ. Of said dav
Contractors will he required to enter into bond,
with approved security. Contracts to expire July
LIST, 1852
The swamp Lands If said county at the arpra,,-
ed value thereof. the proceeds Of the same when
sold will constitute . legal tender 10 contractors
Choice ut their discretion.
Plans and specifications will be exhibited At NV
residence until he day Of letting. aud on that day
at the Court honse Aforesaid. by authority Of tho
Board Of Supervisors.
z. STAFFORD,
nu2s--+w Drainage Com. Plymouth Co. Iowa
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1862-03-15

ROMANCE IN Real LirE.-Ihe following
bit OF romance which we iiud narrated in
the columns Of the New Hampton C0urier
IS CLEAN Of sunshine III the rude havoc
Of war, which, AS chronielers Of present
living history, We cannot omit to chronicle
George Pease. one Of the most worthy
Of the gallant Young men who went from
this co lnty with the Lincoln Guards. had
the misfortune, early III September, to
iniure his foot so seriously, that he was
sent to the hospital at St Louis for reco.
very. His nurse Florence Nightingale
in spirit, proved to be an old sweetheart
whom George had known and loved IN
former years in Wisconsin and so we'll
did she care for the disabled soldier, that
he has since taken her rs nurse and
companion for life George as a soldier,
and his wife as a minestering Angel Of
Mercy. will follow the fortunes Of the war,
and may God protect them both to the
end Of the fearful journey.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1862-03-15

Harper's Weekly recently gave a splen
did engraving descriptive Of the Mexican
victory over the spanish troops at the Ma.
tional Bridge. Il ROW turns out that there
never was battle there at all. That is as
good as the spirited engraving last fall in
one of the EDITORIALS, of the Federal forces
rushing in columns over the bridge at Ed.
wards Ferry, when it turned on. there
was not bridge over the Potomac within
twenty miles Of the spot.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1862-03-15
Original Notice - State of lows,
~ Woodbury. county. IS.

0xilNie {. Tr,dwny, John Curricr, VS. janice
Libel fG the above napied daf.ndant:
Sir-Iuu ar: hsroly notIiled that there Is now
GA Tile IL, TIA" oihCc 81 the Cttrk OF the Dist Court
in and for Woodbury. c"rnty. Iowa. the petition Of
ri:itvi" g. irslwav and Iu'in Currier rlaiuiur ~
YOU Ii.- sam ii $500. AMI interest thereon from
the 3th day oi September, 1851. rs money iu.tly
due them ~. matter q account, purchased by
ptsinit's # u IN Il. Uenrv, and unless You arue,r
t!''r"tu AMI :"itnch"tlrc "a 4 IL. second dav
81 the next term Of TIE hia,viet Cuutt to lie holden
]" ard for the c,Hrty IF Moo,!Lury, on the ar,t
fon L.. Of Air!i rsx' f~f.uNt " III Re uttered
asaInss GA. all j!.. ,a.e..: rsstrt,5 / thereon
bGtLNlE TREpWAi
JOHN CUE.IER.
'IoNN 'If, ED. -lth, t2-4" Plaintiffs.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1862-03-15

The Treasury Department has issued
permitSto trade with those portions Of the
South that have been reposssssed, under
certain restrictions
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1862-03-15
Hsieinal No.ice.-Sta,e Of low.

- S~So"'I 'S"h' ) 81
10 Mnrshnl F. Moore, Fannie Y. r Moore VIM
Trip, j"s1' il n. Field. Natthies George,
Samuel Iotfntt, George 3. Thumpson Cyrus
Strong. j., I. Nct all, Wa -h,D1 .un A. Young,
A. c. l.. Ieyer, Tcorl' x jackson, Lewis Dan
ziser. and CrisliH rclr,hy.
fou. and each ii y"n herri'~ notified that on
ar I"!oG" the ~1th .av ug March, A. u. 1852 there
will he on file '' the Office &c IL" Clerk ct the Dis
tri't Court OF Woodbury. County, state OF Iowa
III pc'Iiio, Il ON pr $ Pussy TrIs'scI claiming
81 Marshall +. Moore the sum Of Six hundred and
siAtyfor and 81 -CUn dollars 500 Gil on his two
lr"n';saory rstes dated February IL h, 1857 also
the foreclosure Of his deed of trust Of sane date
given npon otS and >. in tiuck unr--lut7 block l6
lots and Q, ii X plot !, block 23-lot | block
26-l"! 6, block 4O-luts anA To- block 64-lot s.
h.ur! riot |, block 7t-lot {. tipck 7s-io,s 4 s.
6, hl"cN So lot l, block 81 SIOUX City, +. Addition
Ais" los and 2 die X 81, in Sioux City. No per
s'nn demand Is insde against any Of the shove de-
PENDANTS -Nr"r' n I. Moore.
Now, unless v"'I tipear ana answer II reto on or
before noon "f III" second day II the next April
term 4. u. Is Il ;ho Di>tri Court Of Woodbury.
co'n'N, Iowa. Judgment BY de- ault will be render
Cd AGAINST you thereon.
n"25-4" PAT. RoRB, Atty. for PIn,
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1862-03-15

A Lint Society has been organized at
Nusca.ine, to provide . very necessary
com modify for WOUNDED sold>5s.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1862-03-15

There is a soldier at Camp Mcclellan,
Davenport, who could not find coat to
&, him 10 the thousand sent 10 tia, cnne
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1862-03-15
Pay Up!

I'VE undersigned is settnnE up the business of
i the late firms of James A, Saw, err 4 Co. and
sawyers 4 Kirk. And all sccounts. and notes not
paid 10y the Goth day of December. will be placed in
the hands of an Attorney for Immediate collection.
l viii tahs any kind Of marketable produce At It's
market on accounts or In payment Of notsa. Plcses
"i ms. G, .r a. and a. .n'F costs ~ KIRK.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1862-03-15

Child Found IN A WELL-A child, 4
years old. says the Marion Republican.
belonging to Fred Manheart, living on
Cedar, was found dead in . veil, about
two weeks since. A coroner's inquest was
had on last Saturday week. and rendered
a verdict Of cause Of death a mystery
A short time after this, suspicion being
entertained BY some thu. the childs step
mother had caused its death, another in.
quest was held over the corpse, and yer
diet duplicating the mother. /. is sup
posed the mother beat the child until it
died, then cast i, in the we'll to avoid sus.
picion. So much for step mothers.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1862-03-15
Original Notice.

TO CONSTANT PROVOST, Def:
You are hereby notified that there is now on nl.
in the Office OF the Clerk Of the District Court Of
Ply meuth unity, State Of Iowa, petition Of II I'D
son Joy claiming Of you Ninety three and Ss.IOO
Dollars, and six per cent. interest thereon until
paid. as money due them from You On accoup, for
services rendered on by them attorneys and for
money expended for you. Said petition asks for
writ Of attachment against yonr property in said
county, and the same has been issued
Aud unless yon appear thereto and defend beftre
noon OF the second day of the next term of said Dis
trct Court, TO be begun and holden in said county
sn TIE 2nd day Of April 1862. default will be enter
ed agaiust YOU and judgin.n; endercd th-rsor
HUDSON 4 JOY, Plaintiff
March I, 1867 -29..w
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1862-03-15

Werefer tothe following parties with whom we
have done business
Park Bank, NY. .-"
oh. Arnold, Esq, pres't Mercantile Bank, N. Y.
Mcssrs. knauth. Nachod Kunuc, Bankers. \. Y.
Chas. Camb'os Co., Banker, Philadelphia.
'" H. Barksdae & Co. B'nks, ST. Louis, Mo.
Mcssrs. Clark Bros 4 Co.. bankers, st. Louis, Mo.
Geo. Il. Harding. Esq, President of Union Bank ,
St. Louis, No.
FIG. Adams, Esq, Banker, Chicago, III.
4. Partridge, Esq, " Seneca Falls, n. ".
G. W. Norton, ESQ, President Southern Bank, o
Kentucky, Russclhiiie, Ky
I.d. Lash. Esq, Salem, n. c.
+. Dumont, Esq, Indianapolis, Indiana.
Hon. Vim Montgomery. N C, Washingto n,P
7. II. Walker, Esq. Salem,N /.
Messrs. Easiey 4 Willinsham. Halifax G. ", Va.
% Markell, barrow Co. ,lBankers. Du'uqne.Io
% Manklot Corbin, :. Davenport To-
Sioux City, Sept 9th, 1860.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1862-03-15
JAMES HVTCHINs,
MERCHANT TAILOR,
enc door south Of .4ppl,ior's Prug Store,

PEARL ST. .. =. SIOUX CITY.
NR. IT. respectfully calls 'hc attention of the
w citizens of Sioux City. Nebraska and Dakota
Territories. to his establishment The most tss h
ionable and astItinus persons suited in ry-ry re
spcCt. tlothc, L a-p A RE u ard CtEs NED In a
Superior manner. CiIiLDEENS' GARMENTS
mace up IN The most approved styles.
Particular attrntion paid 20 the mai ing M of
rurS. Indian dressed otter aud Beaver Euts con-
stantly kept on hand.
ScOtt's Fashion Plates
Received regularly. Mr.. II hopes by unremittire
attention t" business, hlriity and prumEtness in
tho execution Of orders, to merit a Continuance +
the public patronage.
Aug. II, 1861. JAMES HUTCHINS
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1862-03-15
GEORGE wEAnE. JoHsp AI,Issr
BANKING AND AGENCY OFFICE
WEARE & A LLISON,
Cor. eth and Dorslds Sts.,
sioux CITY, -. IOWA
JoHNP. ALLISON

COLLECTIONS made and remitted at cure nj
~ rates of exchange; Bills Of Exchange, UncGr
rent Money and Coin bought and sold: Deposits re-
ceived and Money invested; Draftsfor Sale on any
Country in Europe.
Reliable Insurance Effected against Lossor Dam
age by Fire.
Particular attention given to the Payment o
Taxes in any County in Iowa.
Real Estate bought and sold; Land Warranttlo-
Gated.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-10-28
r C tie EtS yy.k Tor!a.l
GRATTirG.

D;.f>in,: Tss 1rtd iortvo daya.iu ID. city
ii 3 .srnr Tie7 he courage at lbs 9n:hori-
-, iai;sd i.sT. and it GAS stopped. sithcusn
| zcTe so ...a WeTa fsS 70 !aisa "a com
p'-,r,ir Quota. 10 save sPp~iltsoc:T 'te
Ca.u1nGn COun i voted r haunt5 CT S2C0.
wclca j; ". expected would Go e. iii cIu.!
As = yTrit, aus sorid ho; crcait cutie SO U1uca
"Xcii~mrnt-
In Pill d.'phia, also. the .:rst has beer
n's'p'r,d. al hnuEh in the rest Of the STATE ii
SaS proceeded Ti,h md the quota Of ire rnral
~iistlc' i e led az TINS da.s not lrok well,
especially for boctcr, snd " should operate
as 4 warning 10 New York. No have scT
n rn"2ah &c G ur or c .o.s, %ad 8 deter
T1!acc if1lt should i2 5sH'l. t. do 50. .anr,-
iur INIT Of TIA dTaiti: Ibis cit7 sill untouNt
2dlI r,%ata ,nr-h Ill feeling which it vcIid
o. d~.;tshio 80 avoid. Our cnnsoriE.t lac, or
rH.,,c, Re ah.cr' ia ~proptiir rig; "i.:, oT",
rrnk'e -" cuturc, e 1T uf lhe dr,ft neea:hssly
1iui j. r. ~: pIa,e ia Pennsylvania thr,-
hr";hers vsr" = IN in one case. and IN
.r.tnrr ihI husband Of p wrrnap EhG mad
sl,"&ig i.cr iwo SONS in the army. L, liar
ford :. sa1, Cue only 81 ?rcIt * 4 ~Ian"td
rnalnpT, = l"Sr other san Ia heeU killed IN
bsnic, vas drawn. Cas- IKE :h=ss c"u'd
ne,e! orcuT - Germany, Franz cr sussia,
ssh"ra ZOE cor scnpt laTs ara rlads rs hu-
mars ana a. little oAtrDus IS possible " bri'
C,rgres; i-sssenhIeS in Decsmher i ougtr
! II Immediately amerd cur mIs)tins laea, So
S. 10 pr,7eit actual Injustice bing dose On.
der thar Cp,Tatra';-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-10-28
Aitbmon0 Enquiycr.
TUESDAY MORNING. OFT. q, 1860.
q Brush with me neuy.

We learn .r' 6 cone pondtn nj ofthc HfiF-
tol 'AivccAlr," who wlileS fron k,alqral-
tefs nc Hickory Flats, Lee coun'y, r.,
OHobr il. that &c Contrdcratcs, under com-
rnacd Of Major SILVER, met $50 Of the Ker-
lucky Hrma Guards. a few days since. on or
Hea: 1he hne of Harlan.county, Ky.;and after
= hrilT Contested fight &c 40 minu,e, succeed
I'd !" driving 'ha Invaders p"il mel! into the
.a'nn!s'ns, ki ling 4 capturing % prs 'ner.,
- 'upraH"fi nu Sseic,4 olsss sd rrl.s." al
Il which vsro ntr@ah. irtn camp st Hickory
E.ai's. The Safe crrr r-E..rJ,at says IT,,
enemy are asaia ,*lij itg t5r ann.Ger incur,
SIGN into Lac connty, e"i all t. is needed 10
r'h'p ti'ssI e SLY. Is 900 mussIu= s1e . plenty
If awmuniian-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-10-28
from itn Neg yori rn.nlh Oh Q

"'
PCELIC Ur1.NIDN ~ IHMEbftTE
, ADFIN FTPU.N 7HF NhNEL liz
MY DF TI2GIHiI.
Tue pr'b.ic ouiii,n re our ioT5l Gta- *
poets AVID d~a:,and: sr imm'diita ta:a';a Nv
General Mcclellan " fell - fnsu, npon IL"
crest T"'rl army g Ti"pi1i,. The 5eosnE ard
tbs ,"%ds IL l'st Gnlrnr arr Eos .E" most
isvoraolc uf all lbs y"ar !.r a"'i,s military
operations. Tar trU ps, n. III III vc.o;i"u.
fields o. 5 iu.h VI un:ara a1G A1rirtar, are
eager for The tinrl settlement with General
Lie, and th"y ale ylevei 20 ne sufficiently
strong in runper cith their late rair!,rc.-
m"n:-, :" :'.tcN gp,H Yin 8. cn:: and pu,
hin; 70 aiZhs-
TtlIrr 's :. snr..i rn:~fsn-ijr o, t1a
c:h.T had !h,t nurasmv m,7 li1gsT a. EtT-
.ror's Fecre w-til "~:ur:l.f th.ra - = ~,
HinteT aHAtt,i. 80 itat '"t.> oar siuGii;r
in Erg'u'a p.'i,- Nav 1861 Q pet much
as it wss in Msy, 1862. wnsn, H., vigorous
action now. Me gr-nt wo,E b Ic ~ .nar
t1 :ut.i"anciir ~a"ccup'iSheh hire Christ
mas. TT" r.hal, - n. West nav. i"eH
''alcn "stk Lum N&'..ir; AID iir ii7= Il
tho Ohio ,i,~., msi a." Ir'W ia iu'i ti1r;
frnm &antcEy s. aihsa d. TGer h'v butn
cut to pieces &c CoCialL, "ri l. n"ni. iJu"ig
routed near E'as.v.i,. Thar ~h.la :chtme
oi operations ~ ,bc West has been CrStT 'yei,
and all that our vicso,i5"st7osp5. naa t;.rir
able le'd rs iav- Nv 81 Dc il lhst Q~:sFv4'.
from kentucky 70 tbe G IL of Nix, j. .
gather ~ tie r. smshtg e Tho r.h.l irIi,s
wnleh they Davv ornk'u up na5 iisp>rS.a.-
H=nce, sinh Ina uIi:e?5O! liza Of tna r!!pe-
S,nri,y Of McClciian's .rEr, he :~ec.Tai he
I u, : Ib-> = = -: .,- mo, 4, a. -, - - ~ ,,-
u: Fir:;ni, i: this :i4- !".ui3 lie The d.4th
blow y. IL" LIN.
WIZ, ;:.+a, dos. NJ re army nf 6 neral
NJ Ct Ian aa>arer? VIZ are form d tia!
h:s se:imrs arc Fnd y ir Han, VI IT. -, AID
thA. n"ti: hey a. suirl'sG ~i'a snaes ard
son.c liner c~-,cnlial Att L. N wit'sr clG-.~
iaS. :h"caauni Gtrs25c. Bot wFo gre rs
f,,r.ir;r Tor :tos" de ~i,nrsa: L = n: lae.
inrss Ct the Secretary Il. Va: 10 kaoS, as
- ~ -" grric; parties 10 ~racour', nd =
. = ta't !teie @snis Vi our tTGcIs are Il: cr.c'
Suapi !. Or ]ayal peoi,te VII uc;cp! ~
patty eAcna:s tx inCoe delays ii 'he fer
SarG, moSemtniS o. OAR ~arIni~s, it thus ii?
the great aivsni.5.G We f,ro !alsiJ g.iGti
0reT rac emmy ass 70 he l9tr, Ard FL CIR
p:11eit "PTJ.itii.its io7 d.:s.Tc ac'i2u ~
! isnG and ia.
II. rsai!s "f Pennsylvania, c j. ~ =.
; diaa: h.re Sc lrred in hv,T ii "giou-
tro>":aI!nn oi he SlT :nt ior ti:a ...4'..
nor iJr aD,h Ion, bit Cor .h5 TIioa. T.
nave y on3ur CD @--#ast cir .dhr..ti n CMs y
saui2 rs, ard IA favor # P:esioy.g Lj.:.i..'s
consaf"t'.a cou.:e, ard il ETy, < = ~.
p0nirg ina satt cut .! IT, G1-a-tva At
cln .!1ve,y Until = i; nav: S,l.;ti ei'i:
.. - cT Ri h. A. Al, =,
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@hsfe the 'a''s "e'e I'D am n'''h nait
my t-fp"i' "'ie ROOM ~
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Bries5lr G:sre1aiC

Ter Sas,~s OF WAR.-A letter from
Scsrpsou'g Md, = les de-. sage, ss:a'
M<ns scracs Vi ,Ee most dis'r'sinE ear
s.,rr aic de l. wines d In the hospi ais ana
On n" f ID. lis rs5t c%auntT5, TILED VII.
tho d sd frcIr 49, StNre, - the goal Of
p,snv Z >sd i'g-" -'ln': rom 6s to nna
The dvsd, arr ye,i st h'd ne the cfJ7ct
Q; th,ir saa- sli! lvrr;U'hers sho SIX
IT,. iivurc, i-s'o~r 10 tit pot = h-'e liz" the
dead. | ne haginning Of the We x a mother
; sd daughter frcio = j s's!t 81 t.: et'nt 10 the
! &c 2itsi il. Sra-2shrrE: hoping 70 ada'i"isleT
e. tia <tnls ci :1..r hlsb .nrs, whom hey be-
l,svei /, be ccnvaIs acrI,:- a!mnhi alb 10 &c
! co,nvanv Them home. BIT a!as shn can mes-
sure the anguish CT tr'ir hes'ts shen they
learned ,hu Lu:hanit, isther and IN, Fers
dra and a!Iesds three osrs beneath the
i,srth. They xe.s !=c IL csep sorro- TO The
grave, ara il mr0i,siY threw ir' tGsr'T's upon
, he rinurd., atd, i: lhe a.! 2? OF oetph''
" i,h Il eI- r:a!s:oieaTay Ire 60 und.sc'eau
Ing a.a crj i7g aloud il :ac 'Inst ceaIt-fe"u.
i-gtra;. E:lsn .hay had Thsiy s15a"s'sd
, III. :GseIev> with ece lug, zoe iadieI Rno ac-
! corp .:ict th,I n to laeH u I'd 5rorg-'
!a2- y &c t-!:s-
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DESCRIPTION OF TH.opCHFARE GAP.

/ letter wri:er ~ho aecoupa1:h General
Stl is command on t5a !ata -.o,HSo;eehce to
Th-,ugafata Gap ssy5t
Itsr ar, not aH5 g.;s liz La Virginia
movurs:ns Do:e TuIa.iiGl t2sa tie Thuy-
vrgiisIc.
Ii" ,mrsnsc Ill Rin Mountain sseIos
cltf, ~ train aa if IS - rc Inigl:J P,Her.-
Thn ss, ii:caT'eiy "ide tI,ursn ~ sdU't Of
,hs rn.sase of 3 wagon. u 81 i'm ntlIse
keph, % "a-h sid, rise usa piles OF i'Int-
Il, la rocks, tMm hose tpting a
thonrara + ~ua;ain', whose sp'sShing nIon The
Tw Is teassth ID scGord Lea tGJuaand .iE;e ..
iluCc tres form an immense cai,..py 10 tie
h.:sh.s, rjs'0g Orc shvvs the other. The SUD
| smiles bet III L~ pl:c.s ii tho dsIk pas
s.ge-
Tire b"t,m Of tie Zap j.. filled with rochs
and mud, and It ST., u scarcely P'sslhe TO )
NOVICE u Il ,uut9in ~"rde1s mat either Torres
VI vrhi"iya Could pass the ,.rrpuous, rruS n ann
ds'k l;hyliuth. Bat it vas done tbs MIN
{. The aGvai &c guard, LAD ty S'shl aEd
;%nr!bau.. IS iuilvn.d With the rush OF ar
| i;iyry ard hnrAeMeu. Tie iona Tef@c.
.iar from The bright hraEs t",ivr-Pounoeit,
! a d liz. .re:a yduus IunGlrg t & The wheei',
tie /, ,s that ;h-y are rapidly passing through
th~ q y 'ul debip.
TIE clas,.r of tn III OF hoof| ard TIE
~clankins of Lhe sahr<S tchu with such force
a. TO oe p~,iafui. 10 the e4[ But oh0arn
pra.s the gallant bard; in 3 lew moments
the old Gag emerGtS INTO the el.wihs su:"
li!ht, fulln~rd by = host VI brave ieilo~f' TIE
,cno,s OF whose shouts hurst form win q
.tupendous roar from lie depths Vf Inc Gar.
The passage is nads RAPID =, and ese'y
one br-,x nrtr as Ir ,hinss lhe usually
ccwarcly ereuy have no. this tine
made lie Gap q nj sdty tepb for many O
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Donald " ksr. he utl'-known A@~'ica
shi;,-hu de-. ha' - rot'"rc 'ro1i \ 'i,:, ."
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NOSE c,ul.1ies. il iter iv,c,.D."s In'-c
60 q, u,ts The prcpri-fy Il cu' tJnSriactns
So msnv vessels vf Il" M"nitoT 0s.i;?", -
ne nriG-rry -.snris tcs,a ss ~:af-7fo" 10 he
l.7re vessels c:i ding shT'si flr c~iI.nS!"" tu-.
v>ec. Tn-,r ~lG~nesr n me v3f j add in'er'-
v7speei ~ouid, fetti' IL, put tdem az TIC me'-
cy ui tie huge ISIS, snch th'g ali ere.
that CO.'S 20 ,he European a";s. rnc IRON
Si;as AID the gres,I4n bulldog b: Mr.. N'hh.
he fears. xii ne s:s o:,jy ,Tcirt ' -
- ",r navy iJr deep Sat'r bu's'S'-, hr.
Mrt;av - regarded 8; he', av@Io'i'y sr'
= n4l hi ,syS d. aii +, h@sucd +. 10 %tr:
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