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The Grand street Catastrophe.
To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.

Your issue OF the I'D contains card signed John j.
Bren substance denying that he had excavaed below
the foundation wall recently up by under the
ing house. No go and also that this foundation
properly constructed, and asking the public 10 withhold
Judgment until the matter was thoroughly investigated
houd have noticed this card II Twas not really
the of Mr. OBrsen 10 cxclpate himself
expense Of my reputation. did not answer tunl the
thorough investigation he asked Tor wns had This day,
IN my presence and In the presence OF Mr. OBrfcn four
experienced boss builders, the Superintendent OF Unsafe
Buildings and City took OF the
depth Of said wall ihcy found i % 10 nm ten feet tour
inches TO ten feet eli inches below the level Of the curb
en feet all lie rad notified f0l AMI well aud snh
stantay built, aud at thu ony 81 The hBdiur fall.
ing was the undernin he Il unhon ~ tie abolclB
In the employ 81 Mr. oifr The SH'rr ntcn nj q un.
safe Buildings sWprc tforf Gplp4cfE 4iN HAT lad
charge Of taking ont The III uN tea tes That M
he took the te spot rle 81 iei
one Of them was WArn iuint Ani t4i4Dd II se
feet beow ne cftl ~ hc rih, ard aaf nc apcr WA
imbeddcd siNl hNFr tcirfn tr, III g ars ON no
case; nut have gwen currency - tpls .te a. ~,
reputation Lotc stG Wiil sake rlaa ,u ity n nal
Yours, respectfully ssIts, 4 NH 10, .E
NEW NoRK, IA ~ Us =
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BLoux dropsy, ION Friday, juno 81, GorrrIEB D.
BLoHM, aged 30 years and days.
The friends and acquaintance, also those Of his bro
Their Frederick Blohm, and tho members OF the Land
wurster Guard respectfully invited to attend the fu
neral from the residence Of his brother 2s5 Monroe
street, this (sanday) afternoon at two O'Clock The re-
mains will be taken 20 the Lutheran Cemetery
Enthusiastically, at Orange, n j., on Friday
morning, June 81 WHEATON BRApisH, Esq, Of New York
in the 10th year Of his age.
The relatives and friends Of the family and also those
OF his sons-in-law, II. r. Kunhardt and Charles g.
Smith, respectfully invited 10 attend the funeral, ~
st Mary's church. corner Of Second and Tenth
street. Monday, at twelve so'cock, without further
BuIsra-Ou Friday June q, CATHERINE, tina belovsd
daughter of Peter and Eliza Buigcr aged months an
The friends and acquaintance Of the family in
ved attend the funeral this Sunday afternoon, Al
tor street. Her remains will be taken to Calvary Gene
cunnIH suddenly on Tuesday, June "a, WILLIAM H.
CuRRn organist, native Of Dublin aged "a years and
The remains were Inferred in Greenwood Cemetery.
Chicago and Dublin papers please copy.
DuNSE.-On Friday, June ~ JonS DUNE, aged 80
years.
40 Pearl street this Sunday Afternoon at hafpast
O'Clock His remains will be inferred on staten Island.
GASSos-on Friday, June 81, JOIN CANNON, native Of
the county OF Meath, Navin, ireland, aged ~ years.
The relatives and friends Of the family respect.
fully invited to attend tho funeral from his lats resi-
dence NO. Gosrss s,rsss ms sunday afternoon a
terry for interment.
HAYns-on Friday, June a. SARAH, only daughter Of
william and Margaret Hayes, aged years, IL months
and 10 days
The friends aud relatives respectfully requested 10
attend the funeral this Sunday afernoon, at two O'Clock
from COS Third avenue.
HumRy--on Friday. June 81, Jouv Josrrn ugsxsssy
| aged 4 years, 10 months and IL days.
The friends and acluantances Of his parents ohn
Catherine umry, respectfully invited 10 attend tho
funeral this Sunday Afternoon At three o'clock from
the Residence q his parents, No 125 Ecyt street. sou
| Brooklyn.
HcrrEr. suddenly, a, his residence, No 5s2 Tent
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NEW YORK HERALD, SUNDAY, JUNE 70, 1867,

Insurance Company. Fifth noor-Hyde Readmier
cabinetmakers; loss $500 also Schmitz Felds cabi-
nstmakers; loss $400 insured for $500 In the Trades
men, Insurance Company. The building is owned by
George Marshall II damaged about 81 500, and 10 in
sured for 81 600 In the Rutgers Stuyvesant aud another
city insurance company.
FIRE IN WEST BROADWAY.
Shortly after eleven O'Clock Monday night fire
broke out in the dry goods No 5Ss West Broad
way, owned by Frederick Greenwood. Tho flames
exngushed by the firsmen Tho stock is ms cd
for 5000 in the Stuyvesant Insurance Company and Is
damaged about $780, Ths stock Of second hand clothing
In store No So adoinng), owned by Harris Levy,
slightly damaged by water. Insured for $500 in the
Rutgers Insurance Company The building IL owned by
Michael Casey II is damaged about $26. and is insured
for $500 IN the Pacific Insurance Company.
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BURRoUGHs-ScnUyIER.-AtW West Troy, on Wednesday,
June rs, by the Rev. Mr. BOT, JOHN w. BURROUGHS, OF
Nowtown L. T.. to SARAH IL eldest daughter OF Thomas
II. Schuyler, Esq, Of the former place.
HoBsoN-HuGHEs.-ln this city, on Thursday, juno 20 +,
by Kew. I. r. Chapman, JonS, youngest Of Mr.. Ro
bort Hobson, lato OF Armagh, TO ANNA MARIA, second
daughter OF Mr. George Hughes, constabuary, Louth,
all OF ireland.
MoRRIs--RuDES. Monday, June %, by the Rev.
Dr. Adler Mr. LOUIS W. MoRRs TO EMMA, daughter Of the
late Jaques Ruben, Of this city.
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Fourth OF July.
GENERAL oRDEas-So. !.

0kNERAb OkDEHS-NOs 4.
HEADQUARTERS, THIRD REGIMENT HussARs,
NEW YORK, June 10, 1852.
BY division orders this regiment will parade In full
uniform, white panaloons, Friday, the 4th day OF
July proxmo, the anniversary Of American Independ
ence. The assembly will be within Madison Park, at
seven O'Clock A. NJ. BY order Of
9. BROOKE P0STIEY, Colonel.
Commanding Third regiment Hussars OF the National
unrd
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12 Carries Dc Visite for 81, Unsurpassed
for durability and STYLE BALCHS 23s Greenwich street,
corr al
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On Exhibition. mt Ii Park Row, the
specimen Of Green Turtle brought to this city,
SCOTT BRITAIN.
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5 hummer Clothing,
Al EVANS "1 g Fulton street.
20 per cent below Broddway prices

down town soresShirts Collars Hosiery. &c, less
Broadway prices 81 William Established in 1884,
street. between Maiden aae and John
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Doctor Hunters Discovery Cures the
very scrofula obstinate Eruption of the Skin
sn old Ulcers No Division street. New York city, since
a
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Prizes Cashcd In all Legalized Lotto
res. Information given. JOSEPH BATES, Broker,
No. ii Wall street, room No. !.
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tic Boets 81 81 Is and ST. Balmora 81 81 rs and So 5O
gents Shoes and Slippers youths and chAdren's Bal
morals Shoes and Gaiters JEFFERS. 573 Broadway.
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HcrrinS's Patent Champion Fire and
Burglar Proof Safes Isl Broadway of Murray street,
Nav Xnrk
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Tongues.-Wantcd, Pigs and Sleeps
Tongues. fresh Ia brine. Apply 10 WELLS PRO-
vOST, ZIG Front street.
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Trusses.-Mar sh Il Co.'s Radical Cure
Truss Oca No vesey street nder the Aston House,
pose The church Female attends ladies. No connection
whatever with any other Truss Office of same
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Hol1oway's Medicines Cures Coughs and
Colds rub the Ointment into throat and chest Take
Pills time.
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Mr. and Mrs Larcche. Or z W Mddendorf Mrs Hlger.
Sais:on Mrs paasIn and child MIS- Virginia I
ns os M
Rp y
NEW hs ? san
ras as sAs sS
sss g hsa sl snd NJ. faG On
Albany ws Wsn 2ssH Mo
Dsnii Gr!I. n Y; saloman Probst, Cinennai Wilhelm
IA sa S sss
s % a and M 1 saa sa
LoSaGn Dessss New Orleans I'd Pspns s. Jsgo
d 6
oaas and Ds sSa san ssoi ssss
Gsay Coleman Mars Bassits s Mrs. Barbara
Eoals MRS. sss 6Saps s'es KIM Mrs
ssr sn ana sane M R A
two children, Cincinnati; Madame clebani, Y; Madame
a So others
NO. so WILLIAMS Ms
ss w.n sasaa
do EsS Mach 5Ohn
two children and nfani chas Jscoby wife and servant!
William M Nor Manuel , MaSsq Frank TrSso Dqsm,nso
;sS sass Is.
Mrs Bsns two children infant and Nurse Mrs Lind
say PittsbuIg; Miss Lindsay, Patrick Mooney. Harry
Seymour, Mr. Metcalf and wife, @ W James sample, VIM
McEihinney, Barhe M Parche Abram Hanson, U
Commissioner to Liberia; James Coon. J Smith, Lieut.
Jr; Mrs ARSON, w Brown, Smith. Mrs Black and son,
J Wilson. w q Bryan. A Schmidt, X ii s McMurdie T
Miller Carnegie Mrs Fullerton children servant
Mrs Beckerdke, Mrs Carnegie l. Raymond, c Graydon,
John Griffith James Hewett, wife infant; Mr. Ber-
nard, wife and child; Madame Cignes chl Peee,
Rev Mr. Geason Brooklyn; Richard Joyce Dunamel DR.
yenkinson, Deyina, McManus. Oscar Huffman, Mr.
Heine, David Jones, Gutienez Rev Hugh Magura, Alex
Watson. Jacob Frcund Mr. Alexander, Thomas warh.
WORTH l. Quick X Lindsay Pittsburg; Hays Ener, Jno
Jacl SIN Fred Campbell Thomas George, Sanders
Baltimore; Drew and wife, New Orltans-with others
in the steeiasc Specie, 81, 20, f02 ~.
Official Drawings OF Murray, Eddy Il
Co.'s Kentucky and Missouri State Lotteries:
40, rs. IS. ., Z, s. %, 80, 81, SO. IL, 81.
K~hrUcKY, CLASS 306-June %, 1862.
so, AZ, So, As, 81, 80, 80, 2, IS, 50, 5, 8.
Circulars free of charge BY addressing either
MURRAY. EDDY CO.,
Covngton, Ky, or 81. Louis, Mo-
Official Drawings Ofthe Kentucky and
Delaware State Lotteries.
KssTUcKY, EXTRA CLASS 253-June %, 1862
IS, A, 50, As, 80, 49, 80, 3, 80, AS, 80, 81.
DELAWARE, Glass 2Ga-June 49, 1857.
~, CT. Ii, So, 8, Z, SO, IL, S, So, u, 80.
o'"'s ' y SoHN A. MORRIS 4 CO.,
Wilmington. Delaware, or Covingtou, Ky.
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Comfort and Cure for the Ruptured,
sent afflicted with rupture hernia Ad-
dress box 783 Post ONCE New York
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No More Gray EIair.-Gra djean's Cclc-
braed consultation the establishment aud restoration OF
the hair Office Astor place.
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Persons Visiting the Country to Spend
the Fourth Of July should remember that the place %
Union Frework depot, 1871 Broadway between Cortand
and DEFY streets.
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Prof. l.. Millerss Hair Dye-Black or
brown, best use sold by druggists Try it, Depot IS Dey
-
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City Intelligence.

APPOINTMENT on HEALTH wARDEM ASSISTANT HEALTH
wARDEss.-Mr. City Inspector Dslavan has made the
following appointments Health Wsrdens and Assistant
Health Wardens since the LIST OF June
Wards. Wdrdeus Assista,ss
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Bachelors Hair Dye-the Best in the
world; harmless and reliable Sold by drug
ests and perfumer everywhere Factory 81 Barclay street.
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Zephyr Merin0 Undcrgarments
For hot weather Prt es lower than c, O..
A. RANKIN CO., 90 Bowery,
and les Fifth avenue. OF INVENT street.
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Catarrh.-Dr. GOodale's Catarrh Rene.
dy peneracs very of this terrible disease and
it, and branch price 81 Depot 6l2 Broad
way. Sold by druggists. Send stamp for pamphlet
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Health Wardens since the LIST OF June
Wards. Wdrdens Assistants
flames Marshall
4-James Casey. James Walsh.
6-John Donnely. James Rooney.
7-Daniel Lorgan. Chas. N. Borchsrs.
g. Ralph Bogert.
o. Thomas Cakin.
10--Jossph Brennan. Thos w. Skuse.
Ill. II. Hooghkrk.
l2-Dennis Welsh. Isaac Vermilyea
13--John Moss. Thos. Burrows.
Ia James Carly.
10 Dan. w. Norris.
10 James Murray.
l7-Miles T. Connolly.
1S-John II. Foreman. AMMAN Matthew'S.
15-Robert Gamble
10 William Roach.
20 Anthony Herman.
al James Dovelin.
% Thomas Higgins.
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Cristadoro's Hair Dye, Preservative
and Wig depot wholesale and RETAIL No. Asor House. The
Dye is applied by experienced artists
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OMcial Drawings OF Murray, Eddy Il


d elaware State Lotteries.
Kshr0cKY, EXTRA Glass 2ss-June %, 1862.
6S, A, 50, As, 80, Is, 20, 3, 3S, 49, 80, 81.
DELAWARE, CLASS 2C2-June %, 1852
%, 67. Ii, So, 8, 7, SO, IL, S, So, u, 80.
Circulars sent by addressing
Wilmington, Delaware or Covington, Ky.
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Eight Cartes de visite for SI-thc Best
In the city, WOODS Gallery 2Os Bowery, New York.
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w. A. Bachelors Celebrated Establish-
ment for Wigs Toupees Hair Dye and Hair Dyeng and
Modavia Cream for beaufyng the hair 10 Bond street.
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On Exhibition. mt I3 Park Row, the
SCOTT BRITAIN.
Trusses.-Marsh Il Co.'s Radical Cure
Truss Oca No vesey street (under the Aston House,
posite church Female attends ladies' No connection
whatever with any other Truss office of same name
No More Gray Hnir.-Gra ndjean's Ccle-
consultation the establishment aud restoration Of
the hair. Office Astor place.
Prof. L. miiier's Hair Dye-Black or
street.
Bachelors Hair Dye-the Best in the
word harmless and reliable Sold by drug
gss and perfumers everywhere Factory 81 Barclay street.
CristadOrO's Hair Dye, Preservative
and Wig depot wholesale and RETAIL No Aston House. The
Dye is applied by experienced artists
w. A. Bachelors Celebra ted Esta blfsh.
for Wigs Toupees, Hair Dye, and Hair Dyeing, and
Modavia Cream for beautfying the hair 10 Bond street,
DIR. Schenck's Rooms, 81 Bond street,
New York. every Monday, from A. NJ to3PM.
Deafness, Impaired sight, Noises I'm the
Head and Sore Throat cured by DR.. Won EISENBERG,
Ocust and Aus W Clinton place. 9Th ST. west OF Broadway
Eight Cartes de visite for SI-the Best
In the city, at WOODS Gallery. s Bowery New York.
Catnrrh.-Dr. GOodnle's Catarrh Rene.
dy peneratcs TO the seat of this terrible disease and
it, and branch price 81 Depot 6l2 Broad
way. Sold by druggists. Send slampfor pamphlet.
Zephyr Merino Undcrgnrments
A. RANKIN A Co, 90 Bowery,
and l6s Fifth avenue corner Of Twentysecond street.
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Deafness, Impaired sight, Noises I'm the
Head and Sore Throat cured by Dr. Won EISENBERG
0cu and Aurs ~ Clinton place. sth ST. west Of Broadway
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MISCELLANEOUS.

MISCELLANEOUS
$3, s. 50, 81 and 81 so, SHOES AND CATERS, ALL
"A the styles ready at JONES' ~ and IL Ann
f..
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good u.sny rails in three or four days. thai
ia. ifthsy really set about !, and tried to dry
ourselves, bnt 'swas no use-tbe rain would
wet ns faster than the FIRE would dry rs 40
We gave 1t up. and laid down and slept. The
wonde er is that We gtt mp in the NOR ming none
the uorse for the wettinc.
II cleared off in the forenoon Of Yesterday,
and We did hope that or wsgons would come
up before night, but they di int. But, how.
ever ius. as we al made up cur minds tn gn
to sleep without our tents or our snppers. .some
Of them csme, and va made ourselves com,
fostabis ones more. They are not all CO. q Sd
vet-.aking nearly 4s hours in making twelve
uIles, and that after rain of only two d4ys
and nights. Here ia facs which will GO far
10 explain he often seemingly unaccountable
delays in military operations. which people at
+ one would do we'll TO consideration, 700 zee.
an army can't move without it's supply traipe
and the roads Siil often present ipsuronount-
able difficulties in tie way OF transportation,
which will delay an army for weeks together;
q ueanwhile the troops. from the General down.
sre chsfng at the delay which they cannot
help, and suffering fer the supplies which
they eannot get--and the people at home are
grumbiing at the wan Of an advance which il
simply an impossihility. For my part / arr
beginning TO believe that there might have
be % really good reaaors for Fremcnts failure
10 reinforce Lyon and Muliigan, Of which no
one bu. military men can be proper judges.
.HoMAs
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FETCHED HIM.-At the time Capt
Parker's company was orga' izing. man from
LeClaire enlisted to go TO the ware. but wnen
the time TO be mustered 10 came round he re
fused to appear and take the oath, asserting
that he was drunk when he put down HE name,
AID y ould never have done 90 it be had been
sober. Capt. Parker did not exactly relish
such way Of proceeding, and sent squad Of
men after the delinquent. arrested him, and
placed him in the guard-houee. on bread and
water ra.ions. The chap was pluck, and held
out strcng. determined to die rather than sub
NIT. After be had been conf aed few days q
friend vieited him, ani to while away 90 hour
. game Of "Sevsn mp vas proposed The 6rst
games went In favor Of the pri.oner. and much
slated. he proposed to play an "even ten" With
the following conditions: If he lost he vas to
ct once take the cath and HE position In the
ranks fhs ven, his friend vas to ues every
sxsrtion to procure bic discharge or obtair .
substitute. The game ~ played, and the
prisoner lot. and true to bic pledge. be yee.er.
day morning marched up to the "Csptain's Of.
6ee," took the oath and h,s bouaty. and Is MOI v
On enrolled volautser In the service of Uocle
San. He appears perfectly satis6ed. and says
be shall do bic deity sbssrfolly asd veil. bat
he issists that be would have rcttsd In pris, q
ostsss b vssld have "sons dovs," II y had
- Isstths ''sssaigat tsa." Bslly loe hia. 4
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From WASHINGTON.

6AsHtk61oN. Cct. "a.
Little If any importance is attached to the ru
mofs Viii ara occasionally received here and
elsewhere, that Gen h.Gltiian is to be superseded
by Gen. Hooker In tic command OF the .rmy cf
tie Pot.m &c. Enquiry has been made today in
usually we'll informe circles butbo gis known
whatever to give any basis for such rcporis b
slies Gen. Hooker has not Sufficiently rero sered
from the effects OF bis wound 10 take the field
a number of merchants and otl.r business men
are nigug The rxscu.ion or such nea sures An will
speedily open ih- entire Nis.issi pi rive- t. com-
n l-rce IL j. believed that plans with this view
under consideration.
Crrsr ondence from Mexico show. that the
constituted authesites there are making the best
preparation. in their power to resist .urther in
vason Of the country by the French.
The james Cry. r'y n between Washington
ani Alexandria. xpioded her boiler whil, living
at her wharf ut the later city 'his morning hill
ing fireman aud slightly irjuring the Cap
tain.
tx-Gov. Randall Of Wisconsin, has been en-
pointed ljrst Assistant Postmaster General in
pac, of John A. kas.en II. {. eloct from Iowa
Rchnon {. Mccormick has gnei the ch ief
elerhship OF the Department Of Agriculture, he
having accepted tie to'l nation for Congress In
the 1T District. II i.
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From Baltimore

BAlFIMoRr, Oct %.
Tho 4n,ericls's special clrrespon lent from
Harfers Kerry SAYS the iroaIs in great G,o
o o. the success Of the expa iitian which returned
yesterday from visit - Ioidon cortty having
driven in all the que ins b. waen Hnrpers FcF
ry and Lees5urs, taking 50 prisoners and 30
horz 8
hnmors from Washington that the rebels arc
lcaYiag Minchesterare known TO be union ied
aud fresh tro1p' are sent daily from Richmo.d 20
them.
The rebels massiny troops in the Shensr-
>ail Faley, anu have f.a., the whole zoe e
H.. Rsiiiip5re & Ohio i.alfoad from Il rpcI's
Fo-., ;, psxton's Cut. The evident low W. cr on
rbs pa,. aoFsrstos on the movements Of beth
armies
Wcchoste- 90 lon. NJ 'i:e P4'o,nac is easily ord
BIZ, ,icCiellan i thue c,ints!ied 70 Keep his
army scattered along ;aa iiser ai".anie q ~
tF:tes
Il is eyiisntly in possible for nur to move on
ta eaeay i fnrse, for should a9 attcmst 70 ms
bis asmy the rebels wDuli c-9ss eEt'n into narg-
In aa above and r. Urn % Virgins ~ tho time he
resched there. - soon ne nave Tnsn enough
rise tho rver .aere wiz ce.action.
t.oT. Lctchers recommend lion to da5t!ny the
Baltimore 4 OHIO iih as FAR i. known. has been
carried ont to full extenr from Harper Ferry TO
~ miles beyond MaFtinsb1rg- ty hnrniug cross
tles water s-ations and b.ioges, filing up outs an1
carrying off rails.
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new ok. Oct. Z3
Specials contain very liile news. Sherps-
bug special T. the Times says prisoner captured
aufins the late reco moi o->ahcc stat o. that en-
erny nave not over .0.po0 troops 1t any point in
Virginia, on account ~ our extended line lie il
Obliged TO scatter his forces and keep D strict watch
all along the river.
The army is daily expecting supply of cloth
ing, shoes, de- The 70 &c at the fight Of the line
IN Tue vein " OF iiaocock, has been greatly
strengthened within the past Two days. THIS has
caused movement Of two or three divisions
further up the river. Various rumors are sneat
In re ereuce to The future disposition Of the az
my. The men are desiroGs 10 either fer battle
or 90 into wister quarters. Nearly 80 0u0 soldiers
having been iornd IN haipsbu z, with u. prop
pass, have beon sent to ilarpcl's Ferry to wor~
roads AMI bridges.
A special 0 tho I.mes from Harpcr's Ferry
siates th Il Gea, Burnside b - been az izned to e
general char of the d. ences of Harrer's Fer
r.. The "a .ni l2th army corps are p aced under
his cemnaui fur the pre- ont.
ilenighie are now exceeding cold, and tho sol
diers IN .neir shelter tents are really suffering
beiHg without blankets pr over coats.
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State of VA.
4DFE- -A~T GFTLEAL's OTrEE,
Davenport Oct. 18th. 1862.

4DfF-A~T GFslEALs OFrEE,
Davenport, Oct. 18TH, 1862.
GENFnAL ORDFks 70. lol.
/. The old ic-i,n ents Of Iowa NUT be Glle up.
II IS the duty and privi eye. and may become .
ne .essitv to every aslc-bodici in this State,
be .een the ages OF IS aui 10 to aid in this mat
ter. Tho rEen must be furnished. Any person
" no eniists will be annexed to the company and
rs.gi mont be may select.
II. Tho thTee companies for the ith Iowa In
f.ntry ma st be raised, and the cthsrcomp nies Of
t'1at regiment filled up. Persons applying for
recruiting commissions FOR the new companies,
properly rcc cmmenied, will be commissioned. Tho
regiment mu ct be re-organizei. I've companies
have been a. signed to this regiment, but neither
company is inll.
III. There is need OF filing up companies at
tached to the following nes regiments:
2sth, Col. BENTON at Council Bluffs.
33.h, (col. irnsh,) at Dubuque.
39lh, Col. CummiDgs,) at Des MoiIcs, to be
at Davenport
42d (Col. O'Bricn, at Dubuque.
4sl, col. sunmers,) At Orumwa.
6sh Iowa Cavalry, Col Wilson, Davenport.
". Colonies Of Regiments are requested to re-
port to me daily the number condition and equip
raen.s OF Reg msnts and payments made to the
soldiers.
liy order Of Commander-in-Chief.
n. b. iIAKER,
Adj't GenI Of Iowa.
Papers Published at county seats will p-biish
ence. Where more than two are published, the
above will be published in two having the largest
ir -ula Ion. ocZ5 Lar .