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Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-10-03
SPRINGFIELD. Mo. Sept. %.

| SPRINGFIELD, MO, Sept. ~
DEAR JOURNAL: The health of Company f.
Eighteenth Iowa, is tolerably good and the
spirits high We are now encamped half
mile from Springfield, on high and healthy
ridge. There are five forts being built in and
near the town, and the 18Th has the building
of one. Capt. Este is on detached duty and
commands the working department of Fort
No. 2. Col Harrison, of the LIST Arkansas,
has the command of the entire work. The
Notifications are all rising rapidly and we will
soon have one point at least in Missouri which
the "Arkansas traveller Or "any other man.
in this streak of timber, will be unable to take.
The report is current that the rebels under
the command of Gen. Hindman, and in con-
siderable force, are meditating an attack on
the forces here concentrated. But knowing,
as we do, that they are not in the habit of
doing such things. and surprising them to
have ere this heard of the Notifications being
erected, we are not inclined to give the report
much credit, but console ourselves with the
not very satisfactory belief that our day for
hard fighting is yet Gin the dim distance. y
Such is not, however, the general wish of the
boys, for it is the universal desire of every
''new made" soldier to be, before the expira-
ton of his term of service. where there was
something to be did, and to take an active
part in the doing thereof. Their inclinations,
however, sometimes change WHEN once for
naaily inhod,sced to the object of their de-
sires. Hoping that our friends will send us
copies Of the journal more frequently than
heretofore, close. Yours, &C.,
.t N. NIB.
sN The Courier sets up a howl of indig-
ton at our recommendation that committee
be organized in this city to find employment
for soma of the destitute fugitives from
slavery now kept at the expense of the gov
eminent at Cairo. Its objection is that their
competition would reduce the price of labor.
The same objection was urged by the Know
Nothings against foreign immigration, and it
might be urged with greater propriety agains.
all labor saving machinery, since, while ma
chinery cheapens labor, it does not consume
the products of that labor. The Cowier's
hatred of the negro and its love for the nsti-
tuition of Sla very is the true Secret of its
noisy opposition to this humane and econom-
ical measure
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-10-03
TELEGRAPHIC.
Another Fight with Indians in Minnesota

Another Fight with Indians in Minnesota
GEN. BUELL. RELIEVED FROM COM
MAND IN KENTUCKY.
Capture and Re Capture or on =
cIsay.frctss, La. -a.s
SERENADE TO GEN. WADSWORTH IN
WASHINGTON.
IMPORTANT CAPTURE OF REBELS
IN MISSOURI,
DeplOrabIe Tragedy at
Louisville.
GEN. NELSON SHOT DEAD BY GEN
DAVIS.
Particulars or she Capture OF
.7NyustG, ky.
MOVEMENTS OF THE REBELS IN
KENTUCKY.
--O--
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-10-03
sIGEL ASKS TO BE RELIEVED OF
HIS COMMAND.
OUR ADVANCE OVER THE POTOMAC.

Spirited skirmish-Rebels driven off.
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Number OF ~ olIraiieti ira Hospitals
at sgsIksa.

9TH Iowa wounded, 121.
G-cst in battle included wounded, 22o.)
10th Iowa wounded, A.
10th do do 81.
18th do Go 81.
11th Missouri wounded. IS.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-10-03
County Ticket.

County Ticket.
For Treasurer aud Recorder,
BRINTON DARLINGTON, Bloomington Up.
For Clerk Of The District Court,
JOHN w. JAYNE, Fulton Up.
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Three hundred Sioux Indians, under Little
Grow, attacked Col. Sibleys command on the
Odd. The battle lasted two hours, resulting
in the repulse of the Indians, with the loss
of thirty killed and large number wounded.
Four whites were killed and 80 or 40 wound
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-10-03
IMPORTANT CAPTURE OF REBEL
IN MISSOURI,
DcplOrabIe Tragedy at
Louisville.
GEN. NELSON SHOT DEAD BY GEN.
DAVIS.

or she Capture OF
.7asyusfG, Ky.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-10-03
MOVEMENTS OF THE REBELS IN
KENTUCKY.
Interesting from Pensacola.

CINCINNATI, Sept. %.
Last night band ofrebel cavalry captured
Augusta on the Ohio, forty miles above this
city After robbng the houses, they destroy
ed the place. The citizens fled to the Ohio
side.
Hon. VIM. II. Polk passed through the city
tonight, bearer of dispatches to Andy John
son from President Lincoln
Business totally suspended yesterday from
two till four p NJ. All citizens ordered to
drill
A dispatch to the Gazette from Indianapo-
lis, says an army officer just arrived from
Washington read orders while in the War De-
partment Friday, relieving Buell. from his com
mand in Kentucky, and assigning him to In
dianapolis to organize paroled prisoners into
regiments.
ST. PAUL, Sept. 80.
Three hundred Sioux Indians, under Little
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TO GEN. WADSWORTH IN
WASHINGTON
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attacked across the Antictam the plan
therefore was to attack the ilanks in success
sion first uS The right, and then on the
left Of the fCdClals. could Hooker 'nvc
succeeded even with the help o! Summer, Sc
that franklin on his march from Pleasant
Valley might have been stopped in the rear
Of Burnside, 50 as TO cross Antctam after
him and get into Lees rear. as was intended.
the battle would have ended in ruut, and
thousands would have hccr captured. il not
all the army taken. But with inadequate
numbers Mcclellan had TO use Franklin ON
the right, and he had nothing but Milers
battery 70 give to burnside still, as IL was,
p great victory was gained
Let Us understand what IS meant by
gaining victory. 1t is not the killing Of u
certain number Of mun; and he who Kills
the most docs not win a battle on that
account; but ii is the accomplishment Of an
object Of your own, or the defeat of an object
of your enemy, by a struggle ot arms. Thus
Taylor won Bucna VISTA because he prevent
ed Santa Anna from penetrating to Satillo;
0ni Scott won the battle of Ccrro Gordo
because he drove the McXicans from the
pass which they had determined to maintain.
So, here, McClcllans victory at Antietam
was in double sense he defeated Lees
object Of coming into Maryland, and he
forced him to retire into Virginia. Could
ne have taken the whole Confederate army
prisoners, could he have slaughtered twice
as many rs he did, the victory would have
been more eAcctua in crippling the enemy
but it was a victory, and great one not
withstaudng. What Mcclellan will do
next, no one knows but himself; but that
there is no man in America who can do
better, the past fully justit,s Us in believing
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Young men facilities for thorough preparation for
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The branches taught arc, Bookkeeping, ms appli-
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The system of instruction Is peculiar no classes or
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md full particulars ot terms. &c. and may be OBJ
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: HODGES CRITTENDEN, Attorney at Law.
February s. lS62.-ly
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BIOGRAPHICAL.
Death Of Nnior-GcncrRI Esichard-


UARPER's FERRY. Nov. 4. lSG2.-NliCr
General Richardson died at Sharpsburg, Md.
last night, from wounds received III the bat
tie of Anuctam.
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uca,h OF General, Michel.

General Orm,hy NJ. Mitchell wAs born il
Union county, kentucky, August -, 1919.
At twelve years Of ,rc, with good kGo~l
ct-r uI Latin and hrycA, AMI tAo e4elGSnls
ul mathematics, Ev Cumu,E,,I Tie HvI.d
Tor himself ~ a clerk ~ store in AlsLII,
OHIO, and ailvrH.ri, removed 10 Lebanon,
" urt,u county, " GyIv kv had uV,u e!GS-tld II,
Iuvgr IL received . g,Igts HsIT.4i, a44d
,4urd lhv money that Too. L!A ~ NN.l
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pocket IA Juuc, 1879. GA ggsigs1Ing J..
1879 hv Va, made atiIgg A-,.r,-Al professor
Ul mathematics, NhI,u post la held 10! INo
,,sIs rom l-j! Iu lo'! ur ~, Ss-..-.o!
.,.I .IsN Iu tH,.uE.t4 Ohio hoA .S~4 =
1854 professor Ol A,IAs aai.Ss, ph!.--uF-!,
,yt astronomy, a. N.GsI'.E-l' So..tsv -
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81 "a, Little Ni.gI l,-...u.I -4b - 4e14
Ev Nus = U,ru.tn,g uI ~, board 10 N4AtuEr go
the Military Academy la 1o.I 81 - N.uH'
uI q course 81 .,,tlG,s % -sIiuuu4l. lu
Cincinnati, hr pr'gua'd ~, e'-..' 80 ~.
u .u uhs.n.tup "a tL.t Pa.,y 4H4 lA.
proposition La,.Ig D,,A s..i.yl p4.r '..-'.-. b!
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retaining 10 t., aur tu., bis eyalsslsvu
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D,u,rH Mitchell s.s eminent a. pugH.ai
ir.,unr 600 astronomy sud ry.igt.} i,s dis-
uuguisArl fuf Die m,, haui,al sAili, ~ aii ui
phi.n tr has perfected a variety "a appalA.
ius ui great uar tu astronomy. ou, 90 iAr
musi imlauaul 90 his construction b. an ap-
parius "a Alhany llr recording uehi asten-
,iua anl dellinai.uA o. nAlin oue thun-
aaAdta 6.sald oi ulsa Alaoas - d.s
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1862-11-15

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regular serSlce there are PSI surgeons aud "a
g. l4,si medical cadets and hospital stewards. lu
lie volunteer service there are uto surgeons aud
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HISTORICAL SKETCH.
From the Germantown Telegraph
GENERAL 9zcGEE;E.A.AS.

. ''''N li'''''''ii''g '''''N 'iiN N'llNl' III 'ui
| own country and abroad, than General Nc
NIcIian and since the battles upon the
T fcnnsu!a, iCW nave been more severely
/ crucI"ed. Ii'S apparent tardinrss IN c%tri-
eating ms army from the sWampS of the
/ ',h'h'h"mIny, mas been severely comment
/ c" upon ana 1t Is win desire to set The
'"n"HCt oi thlS g"2" '"'", ana really great
general III a Ialr point oi view, that the
/ WRITER would now attempt to review his
/ plans ana the conduct OF that campaign.
personally am unacqumntcd with Gen.
; Mcclellan never saw nm to know him.
rs an o'd soldier, had my prCjudlces
a"ast hlm as young one, 'ovcrsiaughing'
many an ".u Comfd"c ana tncnd; bat
't0'h Is rutLI' ana 1t IS as one who at
trmpts to get at the truth, and who has
i"r Judgment that now cNpIcs, my opn-
ION Oh Hlm. II Is Impossible 10 "rte history
MhIc historical events arc in progress. Ii
Is c>pc'mlIE so "S regards battles. The
crowd suppose he'auSc man has been IN a
mn, aHd has iEt scar oi nayonct or bullet,
oi @hrH or ROUND sh"t, therefore he must
Know All about IT, ami they gather around
h.Hl. listen WIKI eyes and ears on tn" stretch.
a"i report to Their n'ghhorN rs gospel the
words OF one who knows less than they do
themselves, II t"ry read t4c newspapers.
1nI're'"nH the ttrhnclis, and can put two
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SOLOMON MAII,E6,

4 tiOrncy ai Law, sanbsIy, A0ELgI1sl
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PR1CES.
gsDCAEssa.E.a.EI a asDYEEs.

Attorne eys at Law, Sunbury, Pa
A JORDAN ROCKEFELLER and SOLOMON
"A. b. BOYER. respectfully announce that they
Eyc entered into copartucrship in the practice Of
their profession, and will continue 10 attend To- all
business entrusted to their charge, in the counties
of Northumberland, Union, Snyder and Montour,
rromplv faithfully and carefully. Special atcn-
tinn viii be given to the COLLECTIONS OF
CLAIMS. Consultations be had in the GER.
3. T., language.
ugt,o-M.ykot s'rc"'. opp site NeGvor's Hotel.
u,,,lu.,. =. Urinary ( lNc0.
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r?,.i,nafc.. WIncs. ttims. e.

TyNUE subscriber. having opened in Thompson S
Brick Building Mill street. panyiGc, a large
aui nn.a. 'c.. stock Of
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC LIQUORS,
colarrisjur 'hr hest brands Of Brandics Gin, Old
Rye. = ~.o;-h anil Irish Wh,lcy, Port, Sherry. Ma.
daira Champagne and other Wines of all grades, NIL
OF which VII hc sold Wholesale, nj TIE lowest city
l:.'rs Iay.rn-kccpcrs, by buying Of us can save
u. lea.; ,hc freight
Persons j.sirouS of purchasing LIQUORS FOR
FAMILY USE,
nay rely upon being furnished with IurC and
ruaulfr-atci article.
.-. B.jnG j." aunucd to establish reputation for
sltu: cheap. Lrrcsrcc!tully so'icis the patronage
OF the public All order, promptly attended to
JEREMIAH ;. HALL.
Dluyrllr June IL, 1850.
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GIVE NOTICE TIM, they have concluded nr.
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Company TO- run ,raj,. from brl,jmo,c t.r York,
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MM e BRlANI4 co.
ogflrt 90 TuE LttaIa4 Par.
Al Nassau Street corner LiLguy Nsa York
JuEs ~ 100.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-06-19
State Convention,

4 Mass Convention of the Freemen of Yer
mont, will be he'd at Montpelier, on the 9th
day of july next at eleven o'clock, \. NJ, to
nominate candidates for Governor, Lieut.. Gov
crncr and Treasurer, to be supported at the en-
suing election,
All who are in favor Of sustaining the Con-
sti.ation and the tnron ana Of supporting the
National administration in the present crisis Of
the country, are cordially invited to attend.
IL. HENRY BAXTER,
} GREGORY SMITH, Republican
L. W. CLARK, State Committee.
GEO, &. SHEPARD.
June s. 1862.