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The national Republican., 1862-03-27
OFFICIAL,
WAR DEPARTMENT,

WAR DEPARTMENT,
January II, 1862.
Ordered, That The War Department will be
closed Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Thursdays, and
Fridays against all other business but that which
relates to active military operations in the field.
Saturdays will be devoted 10 the business Of
Senators and Representatives.
Mondays 10 the bnJipess' OF the public.
EDWIN N. STANTON,
ja55-u Secretary Of Var.
The national Republican., 1862-03-27

BE.rfpRr.- Dispatches IRON Com. Colds.
borough, al Fortress Monroe, do not confirm
the report oI the blowing up Of Fort Macon
and Of The burning of the Nashville, to which
come q our credulous contemporaries gave cur
rencyi on Monday and Tuesday.
The national Republican., 1862-03-27

PRoB}BL FLIGHT or JEFF DAVE. II is
supposed tba, JEFF. Davis movement to The
West dHns flight from Richmond. lie has
never liAed The virsinisns, nor they him, He
delivers heu over To- Joe Johnston and Gov.
Wise, while he takes a position nearer to Mex.
The national Republican., 1862-03-27

THE DsNoCaACY." We loarn that nearly
all who were elected 10 Congress as Democrata
had a conference on Tuesday night, 10 take
measures to rally ~ party, having tor their
object the restoration Of the old Union The
plan may be further developed; but it docs not
promise 10 amount TO much.
The national Republican., 1862-03-27

F0R RICWMoNp Mr.. Buxton, of The New
Yoh Times, located with Banks division, was
captured yesterday by rebels near Winchester
and lakeu to Richmond.
The national Republican., 1862-03-27

THE PRESIDENT SAg.ClrY.--We have The
hes, authority Tor stating that, next 10 Capt.
Ericsson, the credit for the bulldog OF The
Monitor is duo the President. The drawings
and plsns Of Mr., Ericsson were rejected by
tbe CHIEF cugiueer in the navy, and il was only
al6r President Lincoln personally Interested
hiuSelI in The matter that hearing wa. oh.
| tainAd
The national Republican., 1862-03-27

The rebels have stretched across The mouth
Of The Mississippi, nt point called the Jump
an immense raft Of logs, containing eighty
thousand leot, secured to the bunks OF the river
on either side by heavy chains. 1t is com.
manied by a strong battery.
The national Republican., 1862-03-27

I A GooD AMESpMEhT Senator Harlan has
reported the House homestead bill, with an
amsndmen, excluding The disloyal from lis
benefits
The national Republican., 1862-03-27
From Winchester

INTERESTING PARTICULARS Or THE fIgIlr---
GALLASTRy or ouR TROOPS - GENERAL
sHIEIDss wouSD-TwO SONS OF THE LATE
JOHN A. WASHINGTON WOUNDED.
WINCHESTER, March 26-.The details OF .5uu
days fight record more decd Of personal daring
than any battle 10 history. Cspt. Shriber. aid
aud Inspector general 10 Gen. Shieldss div
slou, while riding 10 Crest Hill Ito the lei, OF
Stone Edge) with two orderlies, was confronted
by FIVE rebel'oavalry, who empticd their revol
vers, killing his two orderlies. Capt Sbribcr
charged upon them, runniog ono through 10
the bilt nj bis sword. The captain received a
ball through the cap. hut was unharmed.
Capt. Perkins, chief oi Gen. Bankss stsa,
was mainly instrumental iu planning the at.
tack, and performed various deeds OF skill and
valor.
The twelve rebel regiments engaged were all
vireinians, among which were The First, Second.
Fourth, Thirteenth, Twenty third, Thirty mint b,
one provisional and one Irish regiment. They
had also hshbys cavalry and two eight 10
batteries, one six gun battery, and one four quo
battery, making In all twenty ak guns, am ,rg
which were some captured by them al Bull
Run, Four Of the color bearers OF the Fifth
Ohio regiment we're severally killed, when
Capt. Whtcomb seized the flag, sword In hand,
and was shot through The bead by youthful
IoDcl WY lCCtiffu tWO WnlIUus.
and when approached by one Of our cffcer-,
inquired oi bin il he knew Gen. Banks He
received a reply iu the affirmative. Tell him
want TO take the oath Of allegiance" said the
boy, for have three brothers In the Federal
service, aud want them 10 know that die
true 10 the Union
Gen. Shields arm ia badly shattered, and
owing to imperfect setting must be react To-
morrow.
This morning, many bodie, rebel and Union,
remained on the 6cld but they have sinCe been
inferred. Many Of the wounded have died since
they were brought to this city. The ladies Ia
town are busy 10 mioistcring 10 the wounded
The la1ica Of ths theatre, now occupied as a
| hospital, are assiduous in their attendance on
the sufierersrs. -.. : -.
LATEST TO NIGHT,
All quiet in this neighborhood and al Slras
| burg. II is reported that two sous OF The 'sto
| John A. Washington were in Sundays flight
| and we're wounded, and one taken prisoner.
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
has taken charge OF the Winchester and Poio
mac railroad. and persons can now purchase
tickets OF the Baltimore company.
The national Republican., 1862-03-27

CoL GoRDo> GRANGER. OF The Second rsgl-
mcn' Of Michigan cavalry, was yesterday ap.
pointed brigadier general OF volunteer.
The national Republican., 1862-03-27

EDWARD L. BArLr has been appointed col.
lcctor Ct customs for the district Of Chcrrysl0ne
Northampton county. Virginia.
The national Republican., 1862-03-27

HoaACE HOLDEN, one OF the most wealthy
and useful citizens Of New York, died iu that
city on Tuesday last
The national Republican., 1862-03-27
MILITARY GAZETTE.
The following dispatch was iclegraphed to |
Gen, Shields yesterday:
WAN DEFANTNhNlI
Washington, March rs, 1862

NahnlnRtOn, mHIcu <p' loo2'
BrIG, GEH. SHIELDS Your two dispatches,
relating To The brilliant achievements Of the
forces under your command, have been rc-
ceived.
While rejoicing al the success Of your gallapt
troops, deep commssGratiou and sympathy is
felt for those who have been victims In this
gallant and victorious contest with treason and
rebellion.
Your wound, as well as your success, prove
that Lander's brave division Is still bravely
led, and that whereverits standard is displayed
rebels will pc routed and pursued TO you,
and the ciiicers and soldiers Hoder Jour yom.
maud, the Department rcturns thanks,
EDWIN NJ. STANTON,
Secretary 0l War;
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0 + 4 ICI A l..

DEFARfAENT uf STATE,
Washington, Jan. rs, 1862.
The Secretary oil State will hereafter receive
members OF Congress on business on Saturdays
commencing with Saturday, the first Of next
month,
WILLIAM n SEWARD
The national Republican., 1862-03-27

hNLw GOVERNOR FOR COLORADO The Scuale
yesterday, confirmed The nomination OF John
Evans, Of Illinois, az Governor Of Colorado.
The national Republican., 1862-03-27
CLUBS FOR THE DAILY NATIONAL
REPUBLICAN TO SOLDIERS.
APAPER THAT EVERY SOLDIER SHOULD
HAVE

We have been induced to offer our daily pa.
per 10 soldiers who shall form clubs, at the
following low rates:
copy, 4 months. Observation-Disclosures. $50
6 copies, 4 months. ..... .......... 800
10 copies, 4 months. .................. 1000
All over ten copies, at the rate Of one dollar
per copy for four months
- The names must always be accompanied
with the money.
- Write the names distinctly, and give
the company and the number oi the regiment
- The papers will be mailed to one name
or the uames will be written separately, II de-
glrod,
The national Republican., 1862-03-27

HF-G Gen. HusrER will lesvs Hampton Roads
tomorrow, for Port Royal
The national Republican., 1862-03-27
1000 Rebels Reinforce Norfolk.

Pensacola not AIoA11.
1o1aecl,
The national Republican., 1862-03-27

COMMUNICATIONS.
The Speaker laid before tho House a com.
munication from the Secretary Of War In an
swer 10 the resolution oi The l7th instant and
one from the Secretary Of tbe Interior, In rela
ton 10 certain charges. Tabled.
MIR. DAWES, of Mass, made some statements
relative to tho connection oi the investigating
committee oil Government contracts with the
case Of Alexander Cumming, who had issued a
pamphlet rcfsCtiog upon the Integrity Of the
committee, aud showing himself up before the
world In light different from that in which
the report Of The COMMITTEES had shown him |;
and in which be made, statements Al variance
with bis testimony before the committee.
Though willing 10 settle with the Govern.
ment and promising TO produce the necessary
vouchers, lie failed 10 do so, nor did he furnish
testimony to account for $l4O, 900, which is
still anoa,. He was too sick for several weeks
10 appear at headquarters, but as soon as be
got well be went 10 work and prepared the
paper referred to.
When ths Devil was sick the
Devil u monk would be-
When the Devil WAS we'll ihs
Devil II monk Eas he "'
Mr., STEVENS (of Pa said that all ol Gum
mings accounts had been passed, and wore
settled the Committee were damaging the
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1862-08-23

happy and taking way, making some tip
top hits, and saying some eloquent things.
To "1Ae Navy Mr.. Neelsy re'ponded
in "bully speech, = geod enough fer any
body. Mr.. Sneed (Tarbcx) was called sf-
ter ..Iova Ed;.ors." His voice sqoeafed
wonderfully, bus his ideas. dida's. He
brought down the house, ofscourss. Mr..
Jackson, Of Louisa, also responded in an
excellent little speech to : toast which !
have forgotten. s.4.g ii,
Barring the speech Of s'Link," land be
frankly confessed that he was sst0o full for
utterance'') the various responses were each
and ell happily conceived and grecefully
delivered. Senators and members oodld not
have done better. and but one or tvo nem-
bers Of the Cabinet half q wsll. kwas
most agreeable time, and Mr.. Kasssn was
evidently grateful FOR the kind feeling which
had prompted the compliment to him. But
few men here are so popular With their own
State friends a. he, and it was late in the
evening when We bads him good bye. We
will rejoice when your District returns him
again to The national Capital.
la s'seg tsa L1SKEEsALs.
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Fremont STILL IN COMMAND OF THE
ARMY IN MISSOURI.

And F. Geesman.E two doors, : East Of the Pacfh
House Council Bluffs, Iowa. is in command Of large
and well selected stock OF Drugs and Medicines, Paints
Oils Daguerrean and Ambr0typing Apparatus and Ma
terias Pure Wines and Liquors, Tobocco and Cigars,
every thing n the stationary line, Lamps Of all kinds
together with endless variety Of Pcrfumey, Fancy
without any boasting, We are happy - INFORM our
friends that sti prepared to muster goods in our
line In snhcient f0rceto command the such
as may favor With CALI and at the tue allow
them ali to be taken without killing man, which Is
all we have to say these times except thatwe al
low our batteries to be stofmsd ouly ny Yellow BHy
regiments sOur latch string is gu" and We eseci-
ally request cash and short time buyers to pull It.
~ 347 8ist#*ssth III &ar, IND sg4y4y tisi
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CITY LIVERY STABLE,

BRYANT ST.. North Of Broadway,
M COUNCIL BLUFFS. IOWA.
AHPREPARED 10 ACCOMMODATES TEE 1HAv-
kLLlNG PUBLIC with anything IN the
LNERYLFNE ON RRAsONADLE TERMS!
~ LSning durtpV4be kpseing4Dapqn. n - Is Il !
Persons desirious of hasift Che Omnf6us cefi q
tesldenee acr Passengers vail b aecpquodatsd
- t@sins word at The stable. s. !. 81
adA 4. si'ss' ' $40 'ss ss~Ass
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NE co-partnersAip heretnfsre existinG bekwsen The
~ uDderlensd et Inc sNmNetA Non uorket, <
nasn s. me arm u Schlaud = Lehuan.4 ~ eAle ~
es.s~ns from thG&1 1brSUn1 iNd(lted 20 ~
4 oH,.s resaeste1 10 make immedisD paymsns so
viii IS y whom All adcounts agsmss ~ Y! -
& VaAes In11AR..a
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AND sHlyER!
r AMPS AND COAL OIL.

i 80 #1I7' E11T!1 81 tttW trG ,5stE 1fs&
Our nne stock Of Lamps are received, and No nov
offer great this line This Is the cheap
est light use. Best quality Coaf OfssMat Ste
per gallon by F. GEESAAAN.
237 ~ r "
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A. f. LAROE,
HoUSEC kRPENtER 4 BUt.uER

COUNCIL BIZ UFFS, 7UWA,
rs PREPARED TO MAKE CONTACTS FOR THE
erection Of buildings the most reasonable terms.
Plans, Elevations and Specifications drawn with accu-
racy. Jobbng Of all kinds promptly attended to.
~ Cotins constantly on hand, and made to order,
Of any desired style and finish. Special attention Civ
en- to talins dAsseet Fsaefals.b TsIEE
w1-y1
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;. GREAT BARGAINS! A
.taE0 s.r1mI..s .Ir 0nI.Io
BELOW COST!!
d nnnnn1 .rAm.gg GNka

ALARGE STOCK OF FANCY-GOoDS, TRIM
MINGS. BUTTONS. ETC.
In Keler's Building Lower Broadway Council Blufs.
Mrs. R. ENoEL would respectfully announce to the
neople Of Council Bua and surround g country, that
she has opened large stock Of trimmings and fancy
goods at the above place. which she would invite the
Ladies Of tonncil BIpa ppd vicinity to examine before
unr1hAaiSe elseAhere. e. A.a-s-A. .s- 81 Ia !
n mrs ENoEL has positively decided TO sell the
above mentioned goods upder cost price, to close ths
business.
S,ounciI Blnns. Nov. 9Th 1851.
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CURTIS BURROUGHS,
BUILDER & CONTRACTOR,
5 49, COUNCIL BLurrs. IOWA. 5at u.
VXyILL attend the erection Public and Privste
wv Buildings, upon ss favorable terms as can be had
elsewhere on the Slope Plans Specifications and Es-
timates accurately given when
desired. ,Iadm9tu4g Il
EPSHOP on Main Street, South OF Broadway, North
Rast corner Of PublicSquare. 2"
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aeeLJ1 ss.sha glSnapsPPrss ya.a Au&, ~
Yesterday Gen. Pope ordered . recor-
lnoisanos sby Sigel. % Slaughter iMoaptsip. 4 .
Two companies OF rebel caYalfy and . large
body Of ipfantry and some guns wetR dis
ooIasad. QSru batteries leopnsnccd shssl. s.
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sad iaa.falai IS 81 sFshssspas aeiiass
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AsCosVol AOoUs A1u8e<4ssl .
FatCapt. Fullefton'S eompspy, iSf she ID
Illinois cavaify, attaeks1 . yebSlfoeos rlS0
ssroDe az MsfriwessAer'5 ferry . day OF
two since, contisssly soasisg and'driyios
thsm into the ,r,yee.s The fight lasted thirty
+minntsa.s Capt. rnllertop's feres wss only
l63, ,pen. Tbs enemI's loss 10 killed, xbun-
ded sad drouned i large. Ten priSopefs,
20 AsFses,. I'D !, large naRbsr, u ltip;
Liesspasss Terry A,d, GoedAssrs apd ose
Ssveral sonpasies' q savalrJ from Ken
s,ety he.s trisd % ssi soaeh, bss The IA 4
the frss that hes ero..ed ishs llps. y saiasa
ao Nashville, Aug. II. /
|, a SSA,ssetl g s s9 : e: :sn. ys:isFds,
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More Troops Called For.

1t would be presumptous to look for ano
expect nothing but success in contest o
the kind and proportions of that now rag
ing in this country. After series Of bril-
liant victories. that had almost made US be
lieve defeat was impossible, we have me
with rerulse, that is really serious, an,
that will take some time to retrieve, bu
which, by no means, justifies the apprchen
sions Of the Chicago Tribune, that &C. th'
country is now in real danger" Not 50
Ire repu'se, we believe was cccasioned b,
a too great confidence in the success Of ou
cause, by which those reinforcements tina
ought to have been sen: to Mcclellan, wer
not sent, although the rebel army was con
stantIy being reinforced. Let it lie born il
mind that Mcclellan dill not say he hat
men enough, but. on the contrary begge<
and plead for more. The country is not i,
danger, but is Just immerging from danger
We have learned that to crush this rebellion
We have got 20 put forth our whole strength
and that strength will be put forth.
At the suggestion of the Governors O
nearly alt the Northern States, anon.
which weare happy to see the name Of Gov
Ramsey, the President has called for THREE
HUNDRED THOUSAND more men. The quot:
OF Minnesota has not been stated, but vii
be about three regiments Now shall these
reg iments be filled? We say yes. Lei
the last man and the last dcllar 20 to save
our country! Minnesota will not fal'e,
even though she has already far exceeded
her allotted share. What she has done was
done cheerfully and voluntarily, and what
she will yet do vii! be done Just as cheer
fully. Those men must be raised. They
ought to Lc raised by volunteers, for it will
be disgrace for the State to send to the
army a regiment Of drafted men. What
will Goodhue County do We have done
big things, but we are now called upon to do
more. If the Union is worth anything, it
is worth everything. Let US give it lift
now.
And one word to those who stay at home.
1t requires MONEY to carry on this gigantic
war; You have not yet known what i: is
to be directly taxed. We must all come to
1t now. Let it be borne cheerfully. If We
would only put the pennies, half-d dimes and
dimes, that we foolishly spend, away, at the
end Of the year we could pay the whole
Federal tax and have money to spare. Then
let US do it; let us deny ourselves of lux.
uries, and if it must be, of some comforts.
In short, let us go any length to see this war
through.
s. Since writing the above we are fully
convinced that we were mistaken in re-
gardns the late retreat as repulse.
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LATE BATrLEs.-u appears from n

LATE BArrLss.-It appears from the
latest dispatches that things bear more
cheering aspect before Richmond than was
at first feared. McClallan was not forced T.
abandon his old position, but did it after do.
liberate reflection, in order to get better
position. He reached and now occupies the
ground sought, where his Loft flank Is pro-
sscted BY eighteen gunboats, By the ard o.
which and the transports he can At shor,
notice put his force across the James r;v,r
to cut off the enemies retreat. The r,.h,
flank rests on the Chickahomipy river, all
the bridges across which ws hold, and can
hold. Our army now presents front Of only
i've Or SIX miles. whsrsas before il MS fifteen
miles. There IS now smooth country be-
tween il and Richmond, whereas before, j,
VAS broken and swampy. Mcclellan accom-
p'ished his object after several DAYS h.,d
hsheiag. in every engagenent q which the
rebels were Iepulsed- Their lsu i much
greater than ouzs.
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s-- =
SO!an A. Beyan> heard From.

We are glad to welcome home Mr. s. A.
Bevans from his long confinement in South,
ern Confederate prisons. Mr. Bevans was
captured at Pittsburg Landing on Sunday
lat O'Clock A. NJ. He had charge OF hos
pltal, which, as the Confederate army ad.
vanced, driving our soldiers back from thei.
position, became much exposed to the fire
OF both armies. The patients in his charge
nine in number, were all killed during the
battle. excepting two; one had his throat Gu,
fafer he was taken. Mr.. B. escaped all IN.
jury and surrendered himself prisoner
He was taken to the rear. and brought in
communication with Gen Bragg and Hariee
The prisoners were all sent to Memphis,
thence to Mobile, and finally to Macon,
Georgia. He speaks well Of his treatment
received, especially while they we're station.
led At Macon. For long time they were o.
the impression that our army was complete
y defeated, but finally some Union men in
Macon told them that the rebels were whip
ped On Monday, ard that day Of thanks
giving had been appointed and observed in
the North Tor the victory. All newspapeFs
were strictly withheld from them, but Union
men frequently clandestinely provided them
With papers. He was informed that secret
Union societies existed through Georgia and
Alabama, and Union men we're free to de
nounce the Southern Csnseder1cy IN the
Ihsttesest terms The conscrptisn act i
producing much diseonsent, and had occa-
ssooed some difficulty with Gov Brown and
Jea. Davis Mr. B. i hers on parole until
sxehangcd, when be viii doubtless again
return g The services OF ha countsY-
A&Aland 7.nsss. -*ss - s
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ANOTHER ArrsMrrED RoBBERY.-Earl,

ANOTHER ATTEMPTED RoBBERY.-Early
Yesterday morning the residence Of Vim. 3.
Langley was entered by . thief who got into
his bed chamber and took from his psnts,
looms pocket two keys belonging to his safe.
Ia making his escape from the house he
swoke one Of the inmates, who gave IN
alarm. The thief fearing arrest, threw the
Keys down 10 the yard, where they were
found the next morning.
The same evening IN sttempt was made
To enter the residence Of Mrs. Corbett, on
Fifth street. As the city 10 now infested
with p;ekpockess and thieves, we will again
wsrn citizens 70 keep their revolvers close at
hand. .-p ps00esr.
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Party Movements.

We publish this week, tho resolutions
passed by the Democratic convention latel,
assembled at St. Paul; and we also publish
call for Republican State Convention te
assemble there on the 30th inst.
After the party movement that has beer
made by the Democrats we are convinced
as we stated last week, that Republicans
can do nothing but meet them on party
grounds. And yet we feel more than eve,
before, that wo ought not to acitate part,
questions now. The country needs the heir
OF every man; and if the country is saved
great sacrifices must yet BE- made.
we arc convinced that the leaders in this
Democratic party movement are persons who
have but little or no sympathy with the
Government, and who have great sympathy
with the enemies Of the Govcrnment-wbo
would rather sec the Government DESTROYED
than to see one single (by them admitted)
right OF rebelhous traitors infringed-who
prate loudly (sometimes) about the "Con.
stitut'on as it is" and the "Union as il
was,' but who are all the time destortine
tho Constitution to justify them and their
friends in arms, in their attempted distruc.
ton Of the Union
For the proof Of these things, we only
refer to their own resolutions. We do not
now intcnd to critcise them as we Shall
when we get moro time but only now call
attention to some Of their more treasonable
features.
Lot it be noticed here, that tho Democ.
rseyof Minnesota, in convention assembled
accredited to the Republican party, as ,
party, all tho energetic measures that ha ,e
been taken for the suppression Of this rebel
lion. Let see how long it will be, before
they will bs claiming part Of that honor
And let it be remembered, too, that tha,
part Of the Democracy Of Minnesota wh<
took part in that Convention. and endors.
the resolutions passed by ttam, bring i. a.
one Of tho charges against he Republics,
party, that such measures were adoutea
and that IS one Of the reasons they p;v,
Why, As they say, the continuance Of thu
party in power would be fatal to tho in
tsgri.y Of the Republic. The charges ,rc
lst with violation of the liberty Of IL.
cisissn BY co.,signins him to prison w;thou
warrant Of law. % with unjust and .rb;
tEary restriction upon the fre.lom Of tn,
pssss, by The suppression Of loyal journals
politically opposed to that party. Sd. viii
tsstata.ins ariga censorship Of the pres
and ef ths Telegraph lines under thu PRE-
T1NCE Of military necessity. 4th witt
sssssPt financial management s,h. wi,l
initiating in Congress measures Of cont;sc.
tn asd emancipation Of extreme severity
vhich nnsk necessarily have the effect /.
drive eoathssn Uaisn men into the r.nk
u ~ rshsls, = eonesnt1a.s and eubolds,
~ asnsd eppositisa 70 The government IN,
ahssssg pgososg ths VA. Sc. down to th
~. cAazss. vhsss thsy aze arr,i;,ed br
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SHALL IT BE DoNE ?-In,liana and Ohio
ever since the commencement OF this wa,
have had their agents with each of thei,
several regiments, and whenever one ofthci
men are taken sick: or swoundel. in battle
or elsewhere, it is the duty of that agen. te
send that sick or wounded soldier home Il
be taken care ofby his friends. a furlougl
is always granted in such cases, and by pur
suing that course, thousands of lives have
been saved, Why not adopt and pursu.
the same course with our Minnesota regi
ments