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Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-02-21
IOWA LBGIsLATURE.



DEsxolxRs, Feb. 1916 P. n.
The Senate passed the House resolution
meet in ioint convention Feb. 22d, at 2 P.
in the hall of the House, and listen to th
reading of Wgshington's Farewell Address.
A resolution to adjourn, sine do, Marc
10th, was tabled.
The prayer of the Episcopal Church for a
abatement of taxes was indefinitely pos
poned.
One thousand copies of the report Of tn
Secretary of the Agricultural College an
Farm were ordered printed.
Mr.. Woodward presented petition fror
Muscatine relating to the County Court.
| The Committee on interpretations rcporte'
against the vacation Of town plats.
Mr.. Leake's bill for more efectually pro
viding for the maintenance Of the widows ant
minor children of decedents. and to amend
section 24U3 of the Revision, was passed.
A bill creating q Board Of County Com
missoners was indefinitely postponed.
A bill changing the name Vt Floyd county
to Baker was laid on the table temporarily.
Mr.. Holmes, of Jones, gave notice OF bill
changing the name of Jones to Lyon county
HousE.-A petition to change the name o.
Mary sville, Marion county, to Port Royal
was referred.
The Clerk was ordered to have the "Star'
Spangled Banner printed for singing on
Saturday, Feb. 22d.
The Senate bill authorizing the issue Of
Auditors Warrants on tho War and Defense
Fund, receivable for taxes, passed ito third
reading.
The bill exempting ten stands Of bees from
execution passed.
The Congressional Apportionment copied
by you from the Davenport Democrat is
bogus. ....
The 4th cavalry and all other troops are
ordered Immediately to St. Louis.
The anaconda crawls Wild.
DEsMolNEs, Feb 1872. n.
SENATE.-Mr. Woolson, of Henry, pr. sent
ed petition from Henry county. for pro-
lection against quacks, who have entered the
army for grub.
The House resolution of thanks to the
Iowa troops at Fort Donelson passed.
A joint resolution, authorizing the Govern
Or to send three persons to care and provide
for our wounded at Fort Donelson, passed
both houses in five minutes time.
"A
The wsy of the House of Representatives con-
gratulatory ofthe bravery and success Of the
ID, 7th, 10th, 18th, 18th and l4th regiments,
and especially mentioning Coils. Tuttls, Lau-
man and others. ..s
A Joint resolution was Immediately passed
requiring the Governor and Adjutant General
% procure regimental colors, with the State
inns and appropriate inscriptions, for each
'egment at Fort Donelson.
Mr.. Hatch, of Polk, introduced bill for
he permanent location Of tho deaf and dumb
lsylum at Dcsmoines; twas referred BY test
'ote favorable to it.
Several bills were mode special order.
The House passed bill restricting and de-
ming the duties and powers of City Courts.
The bill referred to yesterday, on Auditors
passed.
Gov. Kirkwood and Surgeon General
hughes start tomorrow morning to look af-
er the wounded at Fort Donelson.
The telegram from Chicago was received
nth tremendous applause. WILD.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-02-21
feb21 w4w
LEGAL NOTICE.

To Michael Lawler, Peter Lawler and Margaret Maurin
and all Other heirs of John Lawler, Deceased.
YOU ARE HEREBY TITLED THAT THERE Is
/ now file in the office of the County Judge of
Muscatnc County, state of Iowa. petition by James
Lawler Administrator of the ate OF John Lawler de-
ceased asking County Court of said County to au-
thorize an empower M to sell at public private
SALE the following described real etate belonging to
said estate, wit The south half of the middle
third of he north half of section twenty two of
ty north of range three west of the 5th P That
sad application to sell said real estate is made for the
purpose of raising to pay the Indebtedness Of
said estate; that the first Tuesday after the first Mo
day of April 1862 being the Sth day Of said month has
been fixed by the said County Court the day for hear
ing said petition. At which time you sppea, at the
Office of the salt County Judge at the Court ronss in
Mnsc4tne Coun and State aforesaid, and show
any yon have hy the prayer of said petitioner should
not be granted.
EDWARD H. THAYER,
Atty for James Lawler. Administrator
feb21 -w4w-pr's fee$7.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-02-21
SPECIAL NOTICES.

THE Confession AND ExPERisNoE or A SUFFERED
-Pu' lished as warning, and for tho especial benefit
of Young Men and those who suffer with Nervous
Debility, Loss of Memoir, Premature Decay, &C.,
&C., &c, BY one who has crred mself by sim
pie means, after being put to great expense and In
through the Of worthless mo Icinss
prescribed by learned Doctors.
Single copies may be had Of the author. G. A. LAM
BERT, ESQ, Groenpoint Long IsInnd, by enclosing
post paid addressed envelope. Address CHARLES
LAMBERT Greenpoint, Long Island, N. Y. Ifeb21- I'm
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-02-21

WEARS THE TROUBLE Mot two weeks
yet till our city election comes off, and but one
candl date is ammo unced. We wonder what
the trouble is Surely our ward politicians
canno. be aware Of the pay given by tho city
in reward for the services of its officers. Ten
dollars year and lamp in front of his house
are the wages Of an Alderman, and, even that
is not to be sneezed at these hard times.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-02-21

Who Is GOING TO BE MAYoRi-From the
present prospects it looks as though Musca-
tine will be obliged to fsrgo the luxury of a
Mayor for the ensuing year. We do not
know what effect such deplorabls state Of
affairs will have up"n our city. but we pre-
sumo the world will not cease its daily revo-
buttons in consequence.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-02-21

~ Isaac Terry, a son Of Mr.. Geo. Terry
of this city, is Sailing Master on one Of the
gun-boats now at Fort Donaldson. We are
glad to hear that Ike has obtained position
Of this kind. From personal Acquaintance
with him we have no hesitation in saying that
he is "the right man in the right place"
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-02-21

War TRoPnIEs.-Lieut de Hues, who re-
Gently arrived from Fort Henry, Tenn, has
in his possession several specimens Of rebel
arms which, at the request Of Col. Lauman,
of the 7th Regiment, he will present to Gov
Kirkwood. The collection consists of dou-
ble.barrelled shotgun, two huge bowie
knives. and an enormous sword. The latter
is Of the rudest manufacture, and still retains
the marks of the hammer that gave it shape.
These trophies were captured by the 7th
Regiment, at Fort Henry.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-02-21
The Slander against Mrs. Lincoln
From tho Quincy lIll.l Whig

From tho Quincy (Ill.) Wing
Stories are being circulated throughout the
country refec'ing on the loyalty of the Presi-
dents wife, some going so far as to aver even
that she boldly avows her sympathy with Sc
cession A. to the ''avowal part" we can at
least speak by authority, and brand it as a
whole cloth fabrication. Mrs. Lincoln does
Indignantly deny sympathy with secession in
any shape or form, and is less charitable to-
ward the peculiar institution than is he'
husband. In thus indicating the fair fame
of our Lady President, we have the attest Of
Senator Browning, and intimately acquainted
as he has long been with the Presidents fam
lily, his opportunity for Judging as to MIS-
Lincoln's loyalty ought to BE- satisfactory.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-02-21

Coon NERvE.-At the cannon firing night
before last in honor of the surrender Of Fort
Donelson, some one rammed in cartridge
wrong end first, in consequences Of which the
"durned thing wouldn't 60 off, There being
no 'wormer" at hand to draw the cartridge,
the gun was elevated and Mr. Harry Comp
ton dropped coal of fire down it's muzzle.-
This is the latest style of firing cannon we
have yet heard Of, and requires man Of
strong nerves to carry it out successfully.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-02-21
Original Notice.

srA-k OF iowa, o..
Muscatiuc County. 10 John Myer,
Nou are hsraby notified that there is now on
/ file in the office of tn Clerk of the District
Court of Musca,ine County, tate of Iowa, Pc
tition of Caroline Myer. claiming of you .vorce
for causes stated in said petition. and also asking
aimony
Now unless you appear thereto, and defend on
or be ore noon OF the second day Of the term
Of said Court, commencing on the first Monday of
Nav, A. D. 1857 default will be entered againt
YOU and a decree rendered thereon.
d. G. CLOUD,
feh21 w4w Solicitor
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-02-21

FoR Fl. DoNELsoN.-Henry o. Conner, Esq,
left for Fort Donelson, Tenn. Tuesday
afternoon, to look after the Iowa troops en-
gagged in the late battle He will dispatch to
US the names of our boys killed or wounded
immediately after his arrival.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-02-21

wAgain we say, have you tried D. B.
De Land 4 Co.'s Chemical Salaratus lfnot,
got paper at once and be astonished at its
happy results It is for sale by al reliable
Wholesale and retail dealers, and At Wholesale
BY the wholesale grocers in Chicago. ma-
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-02-21

SNow.-Another heavy fall of snow occur
red in this region this week. What a
splendid time that ground hog would have
had if he had remained out Of his hole
wouldn't he?
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-02-21

MaJoFlty f0f ths Amendment- 70
AMENDMENT.
And that in lieu of said amendment and Of section 80
of the Charter the City o. Mu caine you that
the Council Of said city, SHALL their regular
journed meeting, in March April of every year. ap
point collector of taxes, who shall hold his office for
year, unless removed by the Council, for
good cause. from said appoint mt who shall give
b. nd required by the of said city, and be
procrrdig to collect the tax shall give thirty
days notice Of the and lew Thereof
with the rate in general terms. without ma me or
description of property, in aper printed
therein, then by two written notices posted in Iulit
aces in each ward of said city. And should
in said oca of collector it shall he the duty
the Council to appoint collector TO fill the unexpired
time o. said Office GEO. MEASUN,
February 10, 1861. Nayor
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-02-21
GEORGE A. F0ss,

A TT h Ely AT LA w.
DARTICULAI ATTENTION GIVEN TO THE
I prosecution and collection of folders Claims
Bounty money and arrears If pay obtained for The
heirs Of those who have died been killed in the
ice of the Unites states
Office Adam Ugilves store, Second street. Mus
catne, 10 q. Feb '62-oawtf
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-02-21

Henry Ward Beechcr, having salary Of
$1,000 per annum, has RENTED $500 OF
the amount on account of the Indebtedness.
Of the Plymouth Church society, which is
100000.
Thirty-seven of the Illinois regiments are
commanded by Democrats, ana twenty-s
by Republicans.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-02-21
PxocLAMATroN.-O Our readers will notice
the proclamation Of the Mayor for the annual
city election to be held on Monday, March 80

eEB W. Marshall, young man, gener-
ally known in this vicinity, is an officer in an
Illinois cavalry regiment now at Springfield,
Missouri.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-02-21

a. Nearly $4,000 were raised at public
meeting in Chicago, on Tuesday, for the
wounded at Fort Doaelson, and for repairing
damage to the gunboats engaged in the fight.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-02-21
Columbus to be Cut Off.

COLUMBUS TO Dc Cut OH.
Special Dispatch to Chicago Evening Journal.
ST.. LOUIS, Feb. Is.
Columbus has not been evacuated as yet
but Federal force is already under orde's
for New Madrid, below Columbus, to take
possession there, and cut off the river com
munication. The land troops in Tennessee,
n i'll cut off the railroad, and thus will Colum
bus be crcumvented, unless evacuated.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-02-21
ALIEN RROOMHAII

A TTORNEY b COU NSELLOR AT LAW, JUSTICE
n Of the Peace and Notary Public, Ataissa, Musca-
tine county Iowa. Will practice in the District Courts
Of Muscatins. Sect, Cedar Louisa, Washington and
Johnson countless Particular attention given to coec-
ions. lJan. 8, 81.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-02-21
EStray Cattle.

TAKEN Up by Alexander Petrioan three estray cat
Tie &c lted as follows light brinde cow,
two black heif"rs two years old with white on
their TANKS. The owner is requested to Call aud prove
property, pay charges and tak- them away.
Wyoming ILL., feb2l-w4w -pd.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-02-21
Iowa News.

The wife of Capt. B. Crabb, of Washing
ingtor, started for Caro- on Monday last with
the intention of joining her husband, if pos
sible. He was still closely confined at last
accounts as prisoner at Memphis
H. NJ Holden, Esq, we'll and favorably
known in this city, has been reinstated as
Cashier of the Washington Branch Bank.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-02-21

~ The committee on Ways and Means
are reminded by the Boston Post that Swift
proposed to put tax on female beauty, and
leave every lady to rate her own charms. He
said the tax would be chee-fu'ly paid, and be
very productive
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-02-21

TAKING EFFECT OF THE School LAWS DE-
FERRED.-On the 14th inst the House passed
the Senate bill extending the time Of the
taking effect of the school laws of the last
board until the 10th of May.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-02-21
C. G, HAYES & BRO,
GERMAN BOOKS.

TTORNtYS AND CUUNSELLORS AT LAW
n over Compton's Saddlsry establishment, Musca
tine Iowa. tjap362-daa1y
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-02-21
NOTICE

rs hereby given to all whom it may concern that the
i following voted ndment to the Char ter
of the City of Muscatne, at special city election
the 18th day of February, 1867 adopted by the
follow ng vote, and is therefore part of said Charter
and operative GU the people;
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-02-21
1t will prove the Farmers Best
Friend in the Harvest Field.
Each Binder Sold aciN be Fully Warranted.

Price, fifty doll,rs. Terms half cash delivery,
balance first Of June next with ten per cents Htty
dollars when the hine has been tried in the field
and approved. In all cases freight to he added.
Orosrs must be sent in ear'y TO in.a-e being filled.
For further formation address the pattentee
W. W. BURSON, MuscAtine, Iowa,
Or II NJ. BUFS)N. Apntwan, Illinois,
J. BUR>ON. Yates City, Illinois.
feb2l.d 1w-wlw.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-02-21
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Burson's American Grain Binder.

TTACE ED to the platform of anyrea er in sucL DO.
"A stion that the Iaker ol ker ring the grain
to it in GOOD order, enables
ONE MAN 70 BIND THE GRAIN
fast cu saving she greater part of what is usually
lost BY throwing the unbound gtve int, stubbe-
This machine has received diplomas an Honorable
tion at different State Far., and having been
thoroughly tried in the two preceding harvess
great improved fer the harvest of 1852, il offered
the public with the fullest confidence that
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-02-21
legislative Summary.

P. S.-News has just come BY the telegraphic wav'
That Science thought twas best to caoe
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1862-08-09
Death of Martin Van Buren,.

We have omitted to announce that Martin Van
Buren,, Elk President of the United States, died at
Undertook, N. Y, at the advanced age of 80. He
died widower, leaving three sons, John, Smith
and Abraham.
The following is brief history of his public life
He was elected
Surrogate of Columbia county, 1908
Member of New York State Senate, 1872
Member Of the Court Of Errors and Impeach-
ments, 1919
Attorney General of the State of New York, 1915
Regent of the University of the State of N " 1916
United States Senator from the State of N. Y, 1921
Governor from the State of New York, 1925
Secretary of State for the United States, 1928
United States Minister to England, 1881
Secretary of the United States Treasury, 1882
Vice President of the United States, 1888
President Of the United States, 1887
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$79l,063 IS
81

GOOD MovE-Gen. ID. H. Hill, commanding the
Department Of North Carolina embracing this State
and that part Of Virginia South of James River has
issued an order in conformity with orders from the
commanding General, forbidding all officers and SOL
diers to interfere with the trains in said department
or district. All military persons who assume con-
troll the officers of the Railroads between Rich
mond and the South Carolina line, will be reported
at once and charges preferred against them.
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The 3sth N.cD


We extract the following eSoeJlsnt ,.,,;-..
from an article sent us by soldier ..--'''
count Of the Chickshominy fight but - az
excluded at the time tOr want of space. He saws.
,r put a MT. Holden, what caps the climax of oup
crate soldiers wear their laurefs VIZ 00nieu'
AS soon as the enemy Is disarmed be "a ,.o.toa
py US rs man, respected in his adyers;tv tbonoS
ne does not deserve it and protected from ;ns'1t
In iact from the highest General to the private VIZ
PrsaSn never tramp upon fallen foe" Thronch.
OUT Ine whole engagement have heard no shout of
triumph no tone or action denotine authority nsed
Most heartily do wish that this fratr;c;dg .tr;S
could come TO a close. The S8th N. O.. under the
command OF the gallant Col Hoke in p H;IIIa
division and Gen. Pender's brigade was the fret n,
charge on the enemy at Ellson's Mis- and snff.rsJ
severely. Nearly one half of the regiment were
killed or wounded. A Yankee officer reTayt.sd ,b,e
it was the most daring exploit that took place dnr.
ing any Of the engagements. Adjt Coles led the
charge, was wounded and since has died. His last
words to US were "Come along Boys"
Come along, boys, with your banners forever,
Loose them and throw them aIoft to the breeze.
our sweenearts and wives though we meet them again
It's sweet, oh! It's sweet, for our country to die.
See how he champs at the roll Of the drum;
The foe before US, the star flag streams Ger us
aoI onward boys forward boys, come along come.
Tome along comel once again to the battle,
Though fierce is the strife, undecided the day;
Our Dravest and best, mid the war trumpet rattle
L LIE pale In the swamp of the Chickahominy!
Iney slumber, they rest their voices are dumb
Their blood cries from the ground
6 inward, boys forward boys, oh come along come"
"a Come 1 along, come, yet once more to the rally,
Wen meet the invader every field;
e may gather his thousands from mountain and valley
But we VI die to q man, eer ever will yiedl
the tongues that approve the bosoms that love u.s.
by the hearts that neer quail mid the death bullets
hum
ny our cause ever glorious, flag oft victorious
" on! onward boys forward boys, come along, come"
PHILO.n
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RALEIGH, Aug. 4. 1862.
w. w. HOLDEN, ESQ.,,
Raleigh, ". C.

RALEIGH, Aug. 4, 1862.
SIR:-Yours of the I'd has been received. It
seems to me to be vague in its character. You do
not say to whom the remark attributed to me was
made, or where made, or when. / think it more
than probable that have spoken of the matter re-
ferred to, in my Office on the streets but have
no distinct recollection Of what said. did, how
ever say in the last Standard that citizen of this
County had been required to "take off his hat at
the door of the Office of the military Governor in
Norfolk. 1.-The name Of this citizen" do not think
it my duty to give you but will consult him when
he again visits the City, and if he has no objection
to it will give you his name 1t is due to you to
say that my recollection is that he informed me he
required to take off his hat at the door by the
Sentinel and that he saw you in the office after he
had entered it, but did not make himself known to
you. ... .. .
Very respectfully,
w. w. HOLDEN.
Col. Ed CANrwELL
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1862-08-09

DEAF AND DUMB AND BLIND INSTITUTION
this City. on Monday the LIST of September. Par
ents and guardians are earnestly requested to send
in the pupils at tho beginning Of the session. They
are also advised to furnish the pupils their winter
clothing at home as far as possible.
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6,s43 $3.50
Vote of Detached Companies.


Capt. Bradbury's company, Vance 40; Capt.
Cowle's company, Vance 90; Kennedy Artillery,
Vance g. Johnston s; Ellis Light Artillery, Vance
10, Johnston II; Capt Latta's company, Vance 60,
Johnston l Wake Conscripts, Vance 81 Davidson
Conscripts, Vance 165, Johnston 7 Part of Capt
W. D. Jones' company, alst, near Lumberton and
Wilmington, Vance Is, Johnston u; Light House
Battery, Vance l, Johnston 60; Wilmington Light
Artillery, Johnston 40; Vote of companies at Fort
Caswell, Vance 81, Johnston 1S9; Cape Fear Light
ARTILLERY, Vance 2, Johnston "a; Newkerk's Caval-
ry, Johnston so; McIntire's Rangers, Vance |,
Johnston %; Wilmington Horse Artillery, Vance
"a, Johnston Is; Fort St Phillip, Vance 10, John
ston 20; Zeke's Island, Vance !, Johnston %;
Capt Shaw's company, Vance 4, Johnston A
Capt Rankin's company, Vance 90, Johnston 40;
Capt Turner's Cavalry, Vance SO; Vote in camp at
Klttrelrs, Vance 81, Johnston Blocker's Artille-
ry, Vance %, Johnston 3; Rowan Light Artillery
Vance "a, Johnston 10 Murchison's Cavalry, Vance
"a, Johnston 4 Capt. Barnes Company, Vance 2S,
Johnston 81; Camp Campbell Vance %, Johnston
25
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1862-08-09

0UTRAGEs IN ARKASsAs.-0n Gen. Pillows plan
tation, near Helena, Ark, last week, the Federals
hung his oversccr for furnishing a negro who had
informed them where his masters stores were. In
addition to thus, Mr.. Lorance overseer on the
plantation of Mrs. Robards was seized, and has
been sentenced to be hung this week. His offence
be executed this week.. Another gentleman, Mr..
John Yearly, planter on Old Town ridge, was
charged with correcting his own negroes, and also
hung.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1862-08-09

NORTH CAROLINA RAnRoAD.-We have inadter-
tenty neglected to state that at the late meeting of
the Directors of this Road, Thomas Webb, Esq, of
HIsborough, was reelected President We have
since learned that Mr. Wilkes, the Superintendent
against whom there seems to have been much COM
plant, whether justly or not we do not know, has
resigned his post, and that Mr.. Sumner, of Char.
lote, who was run for the Presidency, has been ap
pointed to fill the vacancy, at an increased salary
We hope the change will result in good
The Road has been very successful the past year !;
besides making dividend of 8 per cent, S25, 900
were set off to the Sinking Fund, to pay the per
cent debt of the Company. The following from the
Presidents last report, will show the income and
d;ch, oc - L f.
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Since our last issue, we have received commune
cation from Dr. Stth, and also signed Justice"
in further vndication of Capt Geo. Q. Lewis, CON-
pany K, I'd N. G. State troops, against the anOny-
nous attacks made upon him, which we think en-
tirely unnecessary to publish the articles pub
lIshed in our last afford the most ample retutaton.
Capt L. and his friends need not notice the SANDER
further, because in doing so, they only crafty the
malice of those who would assail him.