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The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1862-03-22
Letter from GEN. Buckner 20 the Louns,
willie Journal.
we find the following in the Louisville Jour.
nal of Saturday:

noA VI OasurOay
10 the Editors of the Louisville Journal,
Fort Warren, Mass, March 4, 1852.
GENTLEhEN:-Amongs other Injuries of which
! have been deprived since my Imprisonment. il
the pleasure OF perusing those chaste and re.
freshing notices, with which, for some time past.
your paper has honored me; and although in my
progress through the North have met with
many attempts ON the part of the press at an
imitation of your peculiarly felicitous style of
Misrepresentation, have found none to equal
the original. am therefore under the necessity
OF applying to the fountain head. enclose two
collars, for which please send me your country
daily to the following address:
GEN. s. B. -BUCKNER,
Care of Col ]. Dimick,
Fort Warren, Mass.
P. S.-Since writing the above, our friend.
Col. Il. w. Hanson, has reached this celebrated
resort, and desires me to add that the present
OF demijohn of whisky which be learns you
nave promised him would never be more &C.
ceptabie than at this present time-the locality
and the latitude; well as the sentiments of our
neighbors mp the harbor, holding out most
tempting inducements to cultivate a taste for
that most delightful beverage As matter of
caution, however, he urges me to add that he
hopes, if the liquor be of good quality, you will
not venture to taste it, as he might thereby in.
cur much risk in losing it altogether:-a priva.
lion which, however agreeable to yourself, would
be attended with serious Inconvenience to him
.elf during the prevalence of the prevailing
'noreasters" SR
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1862-08-23

Der elephant fInn oas patriorbaltldbc @ltcr
bon 400 Snbren rrret&sn Cbies tpirO curb Die
8inss feiusr 3dbnt ma&sspieeu), tas 86nce
cerss so Sabre.
Sf:roe Itbsn feItsn Iduser ais 25 bis 80
Sabre, cC& s.bt sS Sale, no iie cas- Qltcr BON
72 9atren srrstbt tateu.
SaEteIc f6nnen Elm Sa6rbunbcrt alt mcrcen.
Sn sBttn Farb etn gcter 104 Satr aIt. Die
Rrdbe lebt bunb.rt Sabre, @6wGne nnbe,u 200
Sabre, bic S&tlp.r6te foun 100 Sabre rrrsidsn.
Dae S&af tebt leIten msbr uts 10, unO Die
Sub Is Sabre.
- gBte man In Rroften bic Sreufcn Sc.
bancrlt. 9u Der ,,Weotcinifctrn gScherltrtft"
rrSdRIt Der In Sroflisn tetsnsc Or. Sred,t fcls
genre eraaenecue 86atfa&e, mcISe tbm BON,
DR.. 9atlemane que 2iitsf In 8io SaRero nit.
9etetilt 'puree. Die Gdufele 5Srausbrit in SRA.
tIisn TT Die ,,@tsptantaFs," b. s. cine gn.
ihwsIIun9 ssr Seine nit slri&,ritiaer Scrrtd.
nn9 rsr 5nut, hur@ psTthe bic 8ctne BEN gle.
SbantenfiiBsn dRuIi@ trsrocn. Giusr Der trafs
itantipsn NtrIte am 2asarastppitaI In Rtp
Saurtrc faue in ireeno siutm SlcfiCr elm oltss
Su6, Wti&ts ben Big stftiser S6lauecn ais
stn unpsridlmtttel geesn bts @lepbautia(Is rrt,e.
Sas SUus9tum Der Ssrren ,,aerDte" tslSlug
etn'" Ssrtn@ ,u ma@su. 3wei uuslrNltde
Srants wHretn oatcr In etHsn SGFd6 eeiptrrt
unO tausn stu RaIbss DuBcuS &tappsrIdlanesu
sur @situ %sft trisse,bru. Oae Gousoium
@aute aue 9tR0rt9sr Gutisrnuns pjrfem ntsrcie
iantsn Grpsrtmsnts 3u, uRp Dn bic SiappeTlclan,
gen sntpeeer su ojrt 9umonitGt uper Al otef
etss battsn. um sisidS ga bstBen, 70 trfs6 man Re
Sur@ St0dt SRm ansrih. Dtelss trfolate unS
otnHtn wsnistn S!aHOsn Wartn Dts patientea
BON tbTsm Sstrsn 5sfrsit, abrr au@ suaIetd bon
tersm Dnittn, Der G6Dr Der 6rofttaHilt.u
Ssarlatnue ptrmttnts Rbsr piyfli6, etnen ,ptS,
ttnI&aftIt%sa" Ssriu& ssna4t gu baben.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1862-08-23
btrmi(dtrs.

Dis ,,GarssA" rAtbatt eiae StatiaH b.s
SttreosiHmptiUS iK psrI4hstRes QSns,rn. h,m
"aA tsmmsa IN 5rautrsi6 axf BEN supf iSIr.
lsa . Qsart Sisr, in prsasex ID, in @sAl,n
~, in SRrts@tsra AZ, Ia Enslanb 40, In Dit.
SaptTn abtr III! Dasss.n ptrb In gas,ru
Anttr ben ssEaHntsn Q6nbern Der veatos,
Srannt"tH sstruntsS, 4 Qaare ia6rliS anl
Otn %0pF. SH S5rantrei& wirb uustfa5r ,btn lc
pie. Ss5'aucat; Neiittas gOgnae, Der in asss,
sstraHten Ssrs. Sn 8abIasS rerktm % Snar,
SraHntTsstn taBrIt& auf stn 6opf ssrssnst.
&etne 9tnTanbtrertIa5e amerifnntErt IA
10 Isttt "nO 70 rAfst, oils BE Suefn. - ,Rtin
s'"nstr lts battsn fuR nirsfnbo ia GurUSa elm
eane, Sa6 tbnsn 70 altt 9&rstrrtate aepGb,t
~ir aH'st1a. Ndn barf es tSnen baI1er 10 Sbs;
htpt neemen, rpsaa iIe ibrt surasGiIne Ratip.
naIties ortlsn9nsn; tbre UEteEtaNlAe ser[,uossn
hi 9sTstB at4t. nns IN amsrita finbsR he ia ne
nt9fttHs ben 5GnbtIs9tiR tires 9oIsss misb,y
Sn ct. Ystersturg er,Aetusn fFsbsnunb.
ls@ii8 perlOSiiss 9lattr. 3situnsen lOwobl al.
3ettldstftsH, UtGsuihaftii&s .uRb 6rlI.trisirh,
5latt'r, 2G0fsn~ MnO &cnatsl&riften. otae,.
mtibs SutIst;Hs unb Srsans Der ,in,e,s.n sRi !.
n'ftFtsn' S'os' nnb aiHStrJ.itnnsem, 5aastIs.
yrtissOaTants "n6 S&ifsIRsn &c. Sir bns
@ftlttar alIsin wsrN'n is6S umb fir bic msrine
st1st 3ttti@riftsn bort 9tsrnGt. 5rstua wesp,u
8" %uB!anS anbsvbsm nur ns9 In 0icsfnu unh
IN 5nO!f an6trfn Stdbtsn, Bsoon Seds aG.fn In
0f" 0shtissa SffiesprOOtnlsn, sIstntlt@e Rel.
tan8'n "no 3sifl@gtfttn mit Qusuabm, Der
@0a"srnsmtnts amtsbIattm = s,brudt.
- 0"s aitsr Der S9ine. Der Sar l,bt lsl-
zen ms9r ais ~ SABRE, nae auh bic aepSbu,
't9s Sfsfneoausr bss 2DoIfS uRb 6unbfs IN.
Dfr 61@s Isbt 8t9ra IA bis Is eIabrs, pt,
8'ss II, G'@bSrn&sn, 9uisn ;uuS saniadben
8sGen bis 8 Sabre.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1862-08-23

abtr, unttrbra6 er iI6, ais baS hcle &ctt In
pauIinsns 9'E@t f&G6, Ftnut unfer Siub ui&t
bic nIte Bnbr6stt: esr btm Nr5te uno ben Gl.
tern iOa man F& Mot stHtrtR g8tnn Der oft,
5UrS cine gaHje Ra%t am Rranfen6stt gcltITsn
"no ails fflI'n 9ebtiuRiFt, bic bas 5isbtr aus
atplauotrt. In fttRsN Obren auf8tfanssn bat,
earf tf eant Mot la8en, frenn f6 bic rshts
Wtetctn gefuuhsn t& BIN SufrisScn2
Vott 6sbuie Sie, DrftUr, FIR 3trs Rcuuns
Don mir, rtsf 5sImftht, pslhen elm Seittublid
Oes altrn &r3tts setrOTsn unb trat, ottGcm pit
oanb rstment, berju; nt6mtn Ste, mas bic
StiHnbsn nod ntdt ssasn Sie auss.fprp&eu,
ais 6erstts ssf&suftes Ssrtrauen az. gBrnn
erit au6 Sustrtit pUIIfUmmsn slarer gBea Dor
UTs ttsSt SaRn lPrt4en mir rsiter,
Us tt ftSon rebt 70, aidte 5crb, unS istt
nsbHt lncins St6ruHs ntht iissI; Der atts Sort
mar ntust'ris, unb muste nahfsbsn, wis bic
Sa@ru fauSen.
Supper 10 rsahr rtef bt. RuIatfn bur& bic
SaItss6Hnete SbGr.
SupPsr - Sect EFT 2 frasie 6eTmftttt per-
wunGert.
SD Bate auf Did ssmartst auauR. ,rrriSers
tt 9nnitne btutld, nit ,iatR tnntotn 8lfde M
tenn auftsssnb, ano tebt i6t6slf Du mir GO bpG
mint rrt,nsr at, btss ,u ttci6tn?
70 rDnr stn sgtIamer Nbsnb:iI6. Der DOT.
tor i%ttn tn isintr roIBRsn 9aune Al Istn. UNI
sTtablte cine S&nugrs mad Der amsern. cbn,
Td oarun 5p tiimmern, Na6 ftiHe iunssn StlG-
senoiIsn biEwtiIen faum ~ bEreu fd,ttneu, uup
nnr Rae StasrH Der bsiNtu aufrsartsnben @,.
8ermae@sn feline Ssdss beluSnte. 6tImN.rt
sing rseI saun unb bann ouf Gsiue 8.merFun,
sc" stH, oft dber aus fas sr pte YsrGuutsn in
etn nsutS Giud, pauIiusns Srpeauuaen S,pb.
afstnp, EsHu fs NIT sUlFs aufseblasstn Ben.
gen stt 9EtHttn hrr Riytsin erfii1h: unr
ldR'us i's sann eas Auss 3u ism auf, unS sl,
oltds Sstosr tlit6sH titI In chamber b6no,u
ale batttn Te iHrt saubt ibrige gBtlt StrotNtn
sdnH i&teH Der DoItUr sI6biid eintn pabrer
s5'ifsbuHssr 1n bttSmHtn; er Isste bic bstssr
S%~ar;sn tn Stwtsuns. Inn QGeS, mae nu,
%" 0srt&tsH auf BEN 3tiat mar, stn,tlR Der.
surstHen, fdisn Gbsr baun rod feline sBabl tr,f.
zen ;G tOHHrn unU iaRstt Die aufp6rtsrtns,r
NIT stnsm 6trben Spaee ,urdd, um nur, all
paes Ct it& stHss Stftrn 6FiOnnsn, fI& stsltl6ss
@tAsr AUS Hsut r'i&tH ju IufsE. Sit batter
400 ME betm Supper 70 pitI Az LADEN atbnbt
ott l%warsen IfdS&sn. anb funntsn an bsu.
lfIetH @7tnb tn Der &i&t ut&t stnus sOn s,s
1nft9sR alien DpFtUr trjG6IeA.
C3Urtitsuus fcIst)
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1862-08-23
Die cage Ser Smbem I'm Garssa.

9s&isn"NtiHiHssn Nor Der eiu,is. eeutIbe
StHtt, Der 184S Ht6t bic ssGRSnsiss Gmanci.
patton Der 9uSsn GuSfprn&. gisaetGt Iebsn
IN SAAieR WeiAtNSeR HiNt iU Stel SuOtr. noS
nan Um i6rs 5rsiFrit uAS biira.rItGs 6ItiS,
fsllsnS ptei AufttbsRs nsaen ncutt, pbsr Gp
SsnSAsn idsru ode bic Sorrrdbte, bic I'm aupsru
Staatsu tsatH srk ssWGtrt HuresR.
SsttotE III ss aksr Rit Der GmAnctvaticn
lepr jRradsssaH8eH. Das ein,tse StRrci6
Sat Die Ssr5fAtrte pSIitil6e Situatton ber 9ub,u
Itsmltde duf Zen alien StaAb BON 1913 osI,I,u.
auf uHtSsrlitatsn un0 I'M 5eere ffnsst aan buas
s'lttuts 0sfsrttder mNiaii&sn @lautsue. st.
mas srsabsn ltEtiirt, abtr gut anseSeutet III po.
rnNtr Die Its'nIns sss &aEbtners Yrdser In
SIstns Sasil@sm 8OItstaIsnbsr 3u Isien.
AsshH Ger ASinS pUH Utsn btrab sIuRia meet
Damn tutrE Die SsUrtteDssuna siue nusebinrerte
s'e SEsbtl .tSeilsR fid uRS ber 5immel flart rfh
auf. Das SsifpteI str @rU5su, @Gdttaen muS
@sIs$rteH fA6et Rdasbmuue Sci Der WaTe
ptS SsIts, uns nur untsr ioi&tn @ulptci,u
tanH bic Sttlan9 bsr SuOrn iid milsrrn MR.
sas Ssnssnttt, bas 0on Der 655Ren S5pe bc,
r&6fSut, Strma5 bGs Gi5, bas ftb fslSer in SEN
9frScn anlstsr driRli4tH 9!trGretr sestn uus
Sal9'tsurmt bate, ju ftmrllen.
2ds ben Der B6blen 66Ee GeratfoQsuee
s0nnenIitt fteint auf Die @teauna Der baute
HSaHet unS 6tn anssne6men GinFuS an aeben
otH Die 1ernFbmeH Sucen in gBien unb g,rnn
Glif bic seisut8en uno wubl aua 6ll6ctilasl,
SeItrteunsen SsFrst&G su5ii6en. aub in
Satfrn 1T IS satt ser StelIun8 Der 9uosn ,an,
otaate NttAt 3a iibsl belhafFeu. 3par in ibts
FOtnIidr nnS SsftbIi6e @IsiaRtGuna min ous.
9siprohsn, absr Fr lfSS ni&t nur Spn lGRioen
PUItitiItAfn Observation-Disclosures befrelt
t0nSts" bsFHNFn f6 aud faetift tm 8eRs bes
HehtS Dsr SoltepertrRtun,. Salimstsr sot
| ii& ets 2a9e Der 9aOen in Srsu6en oeaoltst.
3IUtt Sabre Ian8 9snOF,a le sir ItbneQ as,eitio,
tfH Nfa9fruobts ofr DGlsn @fein5srshtiauna
nsSsS ;5ren &riRtiSsH eanOSIeuter. BONN mo,S
tsHsn Der 3ntrttt 8u Staats. nnA G,.msi.hs.
astsrR istOtt 3ur gOItpntrstuna wleser srt,c.
gen. Die 5OS Gera6fa0embsA Spnnen7rsSJs.
lsslsH tn SsrItn Bpsr aud HttAt, bie iptuioru.
stit'n &rstIt A!frAnbsr BON 6um6pftt an Der
Sptse, rtelarirtsn Ois srmsinlamsn MsnfArn.
Et%ts, absr Eclanee In YreNsen Die abesrie von.
&ufItAtn Staats rssitrt iit Die &maaripatsn
bort msbr 8efSbrtst ais trsfnswe. 9pttria5,
rsr 9as TT tmmsr lIs6iSier ale 6as 9<orurtks.f
Sss Soiss. Sa 8urbsGsH bat man sen Sum,
Die N'dts SsaommrR, bic timex idsuu' 1sit Ron,
J 3abrC 1888 Str6ritft Darsu mon kot NJ, .,@
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1862-08-23
(8ortftBuus.)

IIs 6GImfrat am Nd&mtttass ben S6srtE
o'rIaGca uub bds Rrdp- 6dus err,iSt
Bate, pdr feline eTfte Trdgs mad ::Dtm tuuatn
ItsnfGsE Ssrtfen, tpsI&er AN NDrstu init Str.
8taS austtomm.n fet; absr ba tpar Rtsranb,
Der stpas ptifta rcute, faum bas ION iiberbdnpt
csRe &uttrOrt St9ebtn wur6s. Nls absr 6sln.
NsSt unssrGIrts ben 8trtb, Der ion etsn init
St"tm saIbtn Bcrt abipsiItu rUNts, trdftis am
atms ftitSisIt unb ibm trttGrts, bds 6inter ZEN
na6lten Sai&eH Elm mplb Bssaneen wUrren,
nnb Der Wann, wel6rr fdb 0sGs neuns, fdb
beretS gum RGrber betannt 6ats uub In tsr
0etoalt bss SberifTs fat - bag OleIer 2sstere
tbn bterbsr fsuNe, um Qeute sur 8fwd9uua eer
2eitt gu lUrosrn uno teu iuuaen 8ealettrr bes
Fo8Mannttn sStu5 untsr feline St6ut ,u nab.
4 attT, ale bic anwsftnoen @GHe pie RTE 6auste.
'3cbnsr lt@ BET 9tImfrbt's lauter gr,abluua
nm Sts Spre&sHbsn @rupp!rt, ba 6atte Der
gSirtb duetre SaitsR auf9rsoasn. gr Bate
SiDar uberbaupt bon sinem Mdnne, Der gBels
seize, atatS wtHtn spcltn, a6sr rsnn es berleIte
5remee fet, Der am @irrsen aneetommen, 10
i'ssgIafs er ss 9simRect lelbR, In beGtn ;3immer
nathjuitbsn. Damt bate er ION eiusn S6IGI-
isi etnSstdnotat uno Spei Don lrtnen Qeuten
rad Dem BON Otm iunasn 3dnne bs,tthnet.n
:pISbs gslanbt, Osnsn Guts, nae font nod TN
$onuft @stns bltts. ua@9eRr6mt mar.
5sImasSt bdtts bas ttm SOm seirtbe St;eid,
Tete 3tmmtr ss6fust uub bort tpigtti& sintu
baItfrwa&isnsn &Hdben auI brm Bette iisgsnb
I sRb in stnem 9u@e lsisnb sstrUfsu, Der iuesfea
bsi fttnem anbIid iibrrraiht auf8,ipsunssn rrnr
&snnsn Gle min ro&, 9lauusl Bate Der
Giasrstsnbs, ianslam auf ion ,us,btnp, stlrast,
a6tr stn JwttfeInesS SOpfi6ittlin mar nur bic
aatHogt Stweisu. Do bate flds e.lma.s. reb.n
d au aaF Sas 9stt esftbt unO ion an bic 3.t
rRRsys, no er i'm ale tIeinen Y.SIar init f,i.
sIBsu, Ssytrammrttn frame am Sreosror IN
GE9frt gprt sstrcHea - bate btm suaS,n bar,
gE sastbtil4, paS bsGsn Obtin, Der a[ts qroof
l6jri&, iiir iba ftIbf Sctban unb rte er iba b,i
Eeintn Geee gum SCrmuab WaausIs sino,S,a,
= satts bisfsm baum stns usttriI&t Der @etri,.
peveisn stsssen persn Spfsr sr s.pOrbsn NOR
anS ibm st1dblt, wis itbt bic ra6enbe saub
lber isinsn Gnll9rer SstOmmtn isi. - Der
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1862-08-23
Rrhfnaunatn.
Seaillet0n.
6etrpR:

@as lasR bu Otne Grrii uub Rntt,
gBsti ei@ Der Sturm umbrduRs
Der 9tmmd trtrb btm ni6t perlaGTfn,
sBsuu bu btr leItf srrtraui3.
Gr fi6rt unS nt6t am @dnseltanb,
Or is5rt uns frci 3u iein;
spir wpUtn istft In uniTtr SnpS&e
s'a& ittner @napt fSstiu.
Rur Der, ber muttopu riuet uRb frsbt,
81 Uureta bee 8ettts;
Der 3pttesfreunb, Der pd6Tt, 5rrmme,
Slt au& crr Starfs ltsts.
Das Slid, baS bir BON Gustu tpmmt,
Sit ietGt mir biirre Sprsu;
gtur pas aus beiusr @tsI' trpaSItn,
Oleibt betner Seeie treu.
Stf cu nur Gins NIT Sturm uRo Na&t
une pilGem Bsttsr9raus,
go bIeitsu Dir au& mtlbe Sage
uRo SCnntni&siR ntGt aus.
llnS iuft betu @tddsR,rH, if GENTS
Gin Hsusr Dir Mot fern;
GttrcR msin 6rr3 - Der Steru Ses &6snb
81 aS6 Der NlOrssufrrR!
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1862-08-23
Gas

@cetet6dttstf8 6e8 qSeSUars.
8omau aus benz amrr,tauil6en Qebtu
BON
Sttu 8nppiue.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-02-06
FROM MISSOURI.
Another Federal yictOry-.OtIac
news.

Special Dispatch to the Chicago Evening Jour.
ST. Louis, February |.
News has lust been received here
that the slst Ohio regiment recently
had an engagement viii, the rebels six
tecen miles west Of Peoria Greek. Ms
souri,, in which they routed them and
secured forty tents, $50 blankets, n
large lot Of powder and lead, IA priso-
ncrs, 10 horses, wagons, besides a
quantity Of ether truck.
The prisoners were taken to Colum-
bia.
The command was nnlcr Lieutenant
Adams and Captain D. Il. Brown, o
Montgomery City.
Fourteen more rebel prisoners were
released to day, on taking the oath and
giving bonds.
Alvices from Fulton, Missouri, dated
january 2sth. states that on the morn
ing Of the oath, five different scouting
parties left there, and returned with
one hundred prisoners, n number Of
them rebel soldiers either returning
from Prices army, or preparing to 60
most Of the others have been aiding
and encouraging and furnishing sup.
plies, &c.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-02-06
Chicago the Great Pork Centre
Oclhe Northwest.

The receipts ofhogs Mt Chicago since
hacking commenced in November.
reached 493 .355 head last Saturday. Of
which about $40, COO have been packca
here. and ahont 10000 are stacked ~,
the rcmaindor having been shipped
eastward. The receipts at Cincinnati
during tito same period. according to
the Price Current. arc 459.S92. leaving
Chicago. %, 4S3 in advance Of the oil
Porkopo.is. It should be remarked. in
addition. that while receipts at Cincin-
matt are now running light, only $4,000
last week. Chicago received last week
Ga 900. and thai receipts are still liberal,
withstanding the latencss Of the
season, and at its close We shall be very
far ahead. both III receipts and il pack
INC. All that now rc,nains for the for
mrr "Quccn City," is t" "fall grace
fully into the second rank behind the
ssGarlcn City, as did tho Clutches Of
Kent when her youthful daughter was
proclaimed sovereign Of an Empire -
Wells Commercial Erpsess.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-02-06
Legislative.

The Legislature has changed the time
Of holding Courts in this Judicial dis
tric,. The House has passed a bin max
ng The State assume the Federal tax
and the Senate were TO act upon 1t yes
terday. Tucy have passed a bill for The
preservation Of trout in the State.
Senator Dysart's bill, gives the Coun-
t. Judge more extensive powers, and
makes him a County Court with iuris-
dic'ion to n certain extent in civil eases.
This bill attracts considerable attention
and will undoubtedly pass. Petitions for
taxing dogs and protecting sheep from
their ravarcs, continue to be presented.
4 few petitions are presented, asking
for n law to porhibit stock from running
at large, and also remonstrances against
If.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-02-06

The Louisville Journal says: We
CLEAN a few items Of interest from our
letters. Up to Saturday last orr troops
had buried two hundred and seventy
eight dead rebels on this side Of the
river Upon their reteat they were
followed as far as heard from, twenty
five miles over the Tennessee line, and
every day they left numbers Of those
who had died Of their wounds on the
route. They were found by the way
side through Wayne county, sometimes
three to six in heap, covered with
blankets, and the entire road was strewn
with guns, wagons and equipments
abandoned. Nearly seven hundred
prisoners had been secured, and tho
number will be largely increased. 1t is
supposed that three or four hundred
confederates were drowned in the pre-
cipitate rush to the steamboat and coal
barges on Sunday night.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-02-06
WAsnSGToN, Jan. 81

WAsMINGToN, Jan. 81
Four Federal steamers are now on
the alert to capture the pirate Stump
ter.
Several vessels are lying idle in Port
Royal for want of scamen. Four thou
sand are now needed by the navy.
Commodore Footc wants one thou
sand.
Minister Corwin, although DESTROYS Of
returning home, will remain in Mexico
if he can be OF any service to our coun-
try or the Government, and thinks he
can.
The tenor Of foreign dispatches, re-
ceived at the State Department, are
peaceful.
The steamer Hecla, Of Philadelphia,
ran the blockade Of the Potomac last
night, without receiving shot from
the rebels. She was loaded with stores
for the army.
The House Committee on Territories
have under consideration bill to re-
gulate and govern the rebellious States
as Territories. A
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-02-06

We clip the following from on. cas-
tern exchanges which we hope may
prove true. But, oh dear we have
waited 80 long for such things that we
have almost despaircd.
seen. Mcclellan has ordered all
officers connected with the army on the
Potomac, absent on fl,rlongh, to join
their regiments without delay
Henderson the new Missouri Senator
is i'll favor Of the expulsion Of Bright.
Several Qlartcrmastcrs in Gen. Bncll's
army have rendered their designations
bnt the General declines to accept them.
Whom he gets hold of a good officer he
intends to keep him. Er.
Let every man now make note in
his ledger or on his forehead that there
has been an honest Quartcrmaster found
IN our army. 8arnum wants him sure
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-02-06
The House OF Representatives

We present our readers this week q
small mirror Of the House:
There are now 90 members, As Of
whom are farmers, 90 lawyers, 0 physi
clans, 6 Merchants, 2 clergyman, !
Mechanic, Miller, painter, printer
Ger. Agent, land agent, and sur
veyor.
The Speaker Rush Clark, of Iowa
City, is lawyer, making 81.
II were born in Ohio, Is Penn, u
n. r., ! Indiana, Vermont, Maine,
4 Maryland, each 8, Ky, Vir., N. H., 2
each in Mass, Germany, Canada, and
Scotland, l each in Conn.,, R. l., Eng
land, France, Ireland, Norway, N. G !,
Tenn, and New Brunswick.
Seven Of tic youngest members are
q years Of age, Of whom the Spcake,
is one the two Oldest members are 81
two years is the shortest time any OF
them have resided in Iowa, and &c yrs.
the longest. IL OF them are single
men. wiodwer, and the remainder
married. The lightest man weighs l25
pounds, and the heaviest 24J. Among
their peculiar Religions we find, one
whose religion is "thc enforcement Of
the laws one Restorationist, one Fix
ed fate, one Golden Rule, and mum
Der ofLiberalists,
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-02-06

IMPATIENT OF DELAY We learn
from gentleman who has within few
DAYS had interviews with the President.
Secretary Stanton and General McClel-
Ian, (says the Cincinnati Commercially
that they express themselves quite as
impatient at the delay in military opera.
tons, as the people in general can pos.
sibIy be. Every exertion will be made
to employ the time fully i'll military
operations, and the most vigorous pro.
ceedings that the unfavorable weather
permits are enjoine2 upon all con,nan.
ders Of Departments.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-02-06

Iron the Hannibal No. Messenger.
The Military Commission, which con
vencd ut PALMYRA pursuant TO special
orders No. 81. Of Dec q, have found
William J. Forshev guilty Of violating
his parole, and the following persons,
with Forshey, guilty of burning bridges
and tearing mp the track on the North
Missouri Railroad John G. Tompkins,
John Patton. Thomas NJ Smith, Stephen
Stott, Geo. IT. Cunningham, Richard
b Crowder. and Geo. NJ. Pulliam, and
have sentenced them "te be shot to
death. at such time and place ~ the
Major General commanding the Depart
mcnt shall direct.
Cen prcntiss has been ordered bv
Gen. lIal'cck to notify the prisoners of
the decision Of the Commission in their
respective eases. and warn them to pre-
pare for tho execution. and sec that thcv
are thoroughly guarded. SO rs to pre-
vent the possibility Of escape. and if any
ofthcm attempts to escape, have them
christianity shot down."
Nearly. It not all the above prisoners
are from Boone county. and some Of
them are old schonlmatcs Of ours. They
were all poor Int respectable Young
men. and we cannot help svmrathizing
with them in their sad fate, although
they have no one to blame but them
selves, and those w..o lei them on. Of
whom, it is needless to say, we were not
one.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-02-06
4 New Paper.

All Hail.! Amid this wreck Of mat
ter and crush of newspapers, the 10th
Iowa Regiment, have started news
paper at Charleston, Mo-, called "The
Volunteer. The number before us is
spicy little sheet, and which we bleed
literally for extracts, for the entertain
ment Of our readers, who have many
friends and acquaintance in the 10th.
In the salntatory they declare they
arc not Republicans, not Democrats, but
in for the "Union as it is" significant
We owe the volunteer regular Y.
Here is the first piece Of Importance
from the Volunteer.
PRINTERS.
The following printers are represented
in the present issue of"Thc Volunteer:
1t. Col. VIM. T.. Small, Capt A. Stod-
dard, John W. Gill and Heber r
Remington, of Co L., VIM. w. Yarham
Of Co. G., and VIM. Hanger, Co. 4.
TO Mcssrs. Gill, Remington, and Var
ham are the public principally indebted
for the mechanical part Of ''The Volun-
teer.''
Well Billy (Yarham) you conlln't
keep out Of printing Office, it seems.
if yon did once drop the printer
shooting stick for uncle Sam. For
tuna'e for You that you can use either
Here is the next:
"Tho Stars and Stripes were placed
upon the Court House in this town,
yesterday. by Company A., Capt. Nc
Gala. The colors were borne to the
spot by color ser.'tJ. w. Cover Of Co.
G. As they were the s'regimental co
lors,' they were to-day replaced by the
old flag Of the '.Tama County Rifles
Co. G.
We trust the inhabitants of the town
will protect and defend it-ifthey don't
it will float over Ci,arleston--in ruins -
Here is five more. The third one is
evidently from the pen Of Mr.. Frank W.
Crosby.