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10 THE PEOPLE oFnwA. q
ExEcuTIvI OrrrcR. )
Iowa CIrY, Avg. q. 1862. I

ExEcurIvE OFFICE,
Iowa CIrYa Avg. q, 1862.
FELLow- CITIzENs:
Your relatives. your friends, those who
BY blood and home associatiops ara dear 10
many oeyou, those whose sbardus' ssort
fees for the good Of our common country
should endear them to all, are suffering IN
camp on distant soil, for the want of some
Of the nece.sariss Of heslthy life. Tue
products OF the earth, which, as the bless.
ings Of Providence, are swarded Us in such
abundance, are needed By many Of our
soldiers. especially thoss in the hospital.
A slight exertion on your part, ind,vidual.
ly-only little Of the surplus which YOU
have on hand, either ip material or means.
will, it properly directsd, form 40 Iadeq uste
amount for the use Of our friends, and
cause stheir besrts to best with. grateful
emotion. The season 10 at hand wh. a
vegetable matter is indespe nsable for heaith.
Scurvy, the dread Of thu ,soldier and The
diseases incident to approaching ausumn,
demand that full SUPPLY should bs DON
on hand ready for .d.ssr,bn.ion. know
that shall not appeal in vain to the people
Of lows-shat they alone wish TO be,in-,
formed Of what is needed, to move with
alacrity. Hence, collect what you can,
quickly, put it in good form for transport
alton. and send it to any prominent point
on the Mississippi river, OF, make the de-
posit ut any railroad station in connection
Herewith.
have assigned to the duty Of looking
after the wants. Of the Iowa soldiers. one Of
my'special Aids, II. Col. Ira NJ. Clifford, Of
Davenport. He has already been in the
6eld, bn0ws the needs, Of the troops. a.
we'll - lhsir location, and will soon % Oh
tho ground again. His arrangements for
transportation along the river are, ~ far a.
possible, complete. Commandments With him
Ut Davenport, il you. desire to do 90, before
the 6rst Of September. Supplies or pack
ages of any kind will come under his ~.
pervisioD BY being marked plainly to bic
address at Columbus, Kentucky, care of
Partridge & Co., St. Louis.
By my instructions, he will co operate
witb,por act as authorised agent for the
different Sanitary Commissions, Aid Socie-
ties, or other benevolent associations
the State, having in view the
relief of our citizen soldiery.
Tbs articles needed at this time particu-
larly are, potatoes, onions, tomatoes, picked
when r,peO,Dg, beets, poultry, butter and
eggs. Also fruits of various kinds. those
10 cans Except apples) being preferred. l
would also add, that articles Of clothing,
such as shirts and drawers, never come
aniss- IN fact use can be found Tor them
at oil times.
1hns far Iowa has done nobly in attend
ing THE wants of her sons who have gone
fortls4o battle for the fairest heritage ever
vouchsafed to any people. feel satisfied
she viii respond at once to this special call,
and a&Drd one more instance of devotion
to the interest Of our great Republic :.
SAMUEL J. HAYWOOD,
49, Governor Of Iowa.
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NOTICE.

Nting to Indian depredat,ons in Northwestern Iowa,
and urgent calls upon for military assistance the
examination Of persons claiming exemption from mi-
tasy duty, is pos tponed until
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 18th, 1862.
Persons desiring ts leave this County, If ncn-resi-
dents Of this STATE exempt frvm military duty can
obtain passes upon application 1t the Post-cice. II
liable to military duty they will be required to give
b. the performance of military duty IL drafted,
or the furnishing Of . substitute. II. G. MUTT,
C0mnsissi0ner.
Council Bluffs, Sept. ,, 1862.
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SAYING sorH,sa WITH VENGEANCE.

The New York Evening Post has d queer
way Of saying nothing. That paper Of Wed
nesdsy, in an article respecting tho army Of
the Potomac, says nothing Of the leader in
these words:
or their leader We choose to say nothing.
He has bitter account enough to render TO
his own conscience. II his men had been
less brave; IL his Subordinate c6cers bad
been less ekillful. land energetic; II i had
been common army 1t whose hesd he stood,
his caution ard inaction mikhe paAs, even
with himself; bat the grand army with she
wreck u which be returns, the noble spirits
be had to help him to glorious achieve.
nents, snd whom he has only and cousinu-
ally held back, these heroes OF the Potomac
aSay ere constant, never-dvin1 reproach
to him; sud a. our gallant men are ondeared
to ~ BY their sufferings. their tolls. their
unoonquerable spirit, 90 does whole people
look sskance apon the MAN Who knew not
how to make use Of such splendid material;
in whose hands all bravery. ell noble de-
votion, oil steady valor wss for naught.
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JOINT DISCUSSION.

Jons A. KAssos and D. o. FfxcH, Re-
rubl;csu. and Democratic candi dates for
Congress, will address the citizens Of Coun-
Ill Bluff, to-day, Saturday. Sept. 6.h)
At 2 O'Clock P. n. Let them have : big
crowd. ,'sa
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PAssEs--rO THE PUBLIC.

have this day received authority from Governor
EIRKw00D, to issue Passes to '.persons desiring to
leave this State business" Passes will be issued
application any desiring to leave the State
temporarily, who will furnish me " satisfactory evil
dence that 1t is not his intention to evade military
duty" Reiidents Of other Statas and Territories who
are temporarily in this State, will be furnished with
passes upon satisfying me to their residence, and
snd taking the prescribed OATH Passes can be procure
ed only Of the undersigned W. w. AAYNARD.
Council Bluffs, Iowa, Sept. 8, 1863.
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crowd

j. N. PALlER takes this method "a
return HE thsskS to the many citizens wha
50 cbeerfully rendered assistance in sowing
his residence from the Gre Of Saturday
evening.
TLieut. Col. KlxsxAs, Of the 23d Iowa,
arrived here on Sunday, direct from He
lena. He reports the 4tb 81 well, and
eager for move against the Secesh. He
10 Of the opinion that there is NO truth in
the reported removal Of Gen. CusrIs from
the army Of the southwest though the
Secesh cotton planters are striving with ell
their might to get him out Of the way
They don't like bis way Of dealing with
them and their sympathis r.. The Colonel
returned to Des Moines this morning to rs.
sist 10 the organixation Of his regiment.
TwENTY-NINTH IOWA.
By reference to General Orders, No. 80,
published elsewhere, it will be seen that
Adjutant Gen. BAKER has established a
camp at this place, for the 29th regiment Of
Iowa InfaD.ry-the said regiment to be
composed Of Companies from the South
western portion Of the 5th Congressional
District. This Camp 10 to be known as
Camp Dodge, in honor Of Pea Ridge
Dodge-not Augustus Cesar. We under
stand from un-oiicial sources, that the
Goversor has rendered to Hon. Taos.
II. BsxroN. OF this CITY, the Coloneicy
Of the 29sh. We hope this may prove to
be so, and that Col. Benton viii accept the
He would make an excel
lent officer, and, 30 far as We know, it is the
unanimous desire Of the officers Of the Com,
panies to compose this regiment, that he
should become t.eir Colonel. ~,
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v11FTY Able-bodied men, neslpr Mi1AASE au4y. are
il required from thi part OF State 70 NJ mp the
18th Regiment Iowa Infantry, - in active servicc 10
sippi Superior inducements offered to re.
crut, joining old regiments; tho enlistment fees are
c uble that paid recruits for ne0 regimenu; the ad-
vance bounty and months pay 10 received mmedi-
ately up joining the regiment. Volunteer now ana
Vol, heinp DIR afted ~~l.5&N %ir W. s. BURKE.
Lieut. 17ih Iowa Infantry
Recsuiuns once en- Broadway, opposite The Pecias
House. mo 10 d&wu.
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not destioy Tke sclofaious taius /. salIOis i
caused caused, Y mescuI,al disease low living dis.
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ATTENTION !!

have just been authorized by the War Department
to sccept recruits this P,st for EVERY BkANOn ~
thcU s. Military Service Hereafter men enitseod ~
me will have the privilege OF joining any RsGi-
NENT, COMPANY. BATTERY or CORPS OF the ar
NV Now is your chance 70 volunteer. aud chose your
own Regiment. ~ 70 w. bVnkE, -
1st It. I'm Iowa, Recruiting ohcef.
Once ON Broadway opposite the Pacific House.
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And p Gessman, two dpess Eat 81 ~ P9cid
House Coufcii Bluls lows, Is in'eoshmssa 81 large
and we'll selected stock Of Drugs and Paints
Oils Dsg1efFeaa end Anbsolypkng Apparatus and Ma
every ihint q a. 5aatibast me- aAp6 q a. Ai1bs,
tosesAsr with - endless sristy u fsrfsmsy. Faeey
Witssat my boas.nsk. " are AaSpvts ,AsOrm our
friends that ate still muster eeoas h err
line In sufficient force to Dan0 The s1ton~n VI such
may favor with cali, "a 1t the time allow
all havo say These war times, except thasWe sl-
low batteries to be storod only ~ "YeIOw Boy
regiments ''Our latch STRING 0ut" nud Nc cspeci-
ally request cash and short time uyers y pull u
a. M gIJ0
TsULlNAAyAlflCL9s,7 asssa ssssas
Yiavorirs Extracts. aaauug Qatsups Spices. Dried
Currents, Cream Tss(nf al o1a. Chemical Yeast o.
BAKING Powder. Chsi1 oalesstus, Pearl soda, Tapi-
oca ana lsias'a's' = 80 s11sAAAS's.
CaAkE AND sHlvIases
~wnywytySa Anssr,s itA shsChiiisssdyss
o6leh,e s10a14 s1grup 8eep&oas' Aeu0 COmpSahl
1aynes' Ague Aixture. OsS1sdss Indian ChslsgpGpe
sII ssvsssss fes eAills - ssysss g. ssh
II Anrs AND COAL OIL. 3
or ans ssssk q Isays srs rscssvsd, 90 ~ -
soss glsat o1sssmssts II this liss. 1Atsts 10 49,
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NOTICE Il
IA hereby sven 70 all people, 70 beware q purcha sing
cartajn tract OF land Of Alex ander Marsh 81,
honas Marshal, any other perss This tract Of
isnd Amounts 70 50 being and lying in h North.
eat ouarter in the South side Of section IT, township
AZ North Of range ~ west for the said 50 acres Is
sorfsitn:e By the Virtue Of bond made and entered
M, a the s7h ~ Of November 1859 and any one
rsreha.ing the same, their decd will 10 tested BY
WILLIAM HETHERINGTON,
Az have paid the Government tax upon It years,
and have dc receipts TO seow, and am nj legal posses
sien a Il named In thebcnd.
June II, H.. 80
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GREAT HUI NJ B u Gil!

The story that anybody selling Cheaper Nest thsn
JACK Is now selling Is the greatest humbug ever
startea. fhsCENfRAL MABKETis assplaeesos -
BEST AND CHEAPEST MEAT
Not es,y the best stake but every kind Of fresh and
salt meat 81 the bCst quality 1nd Ct picos CHBAPkB
THAN THE CHEAPEST. mol.
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4 ST AYERS 80 ea
Compound Extract Of SarsapariIla,

the most effectual remedy which the medical
skill Of our filnes can devise for this every
where prevailing and fatal malady: y is coma,
bincd from the most active remctlials that have
been discovered forthe expuTga tion Of this fodf
disorder from the blood, and the rescue Of tho
system from its destructive consequences.
Hence Il should be employed for the cure Of
not only Scrofilla, b,N Also those other affec.
tons which arise from Il, such rs ERcrriss
and SgtN DfsEAsEs, Sf. ANTHosY's FInx,
RosE, or ERYsIPELAs. PixrIEs. Pusruzxs.
DLoTcHEs, BLArNs and BoIIs. TUxORs, TErrEx
and 6ALr. RHEuH, ScALp HEAD, RiSowonx.
RHEuMArnN, SYPHILITIc and NERcyMAl.Ds-
RAsEs, Dnorsr. DYsrEPsIA, sDsaIIlTY. antst
indeed, ALI coxpIAlNrs ARIsIxG. FROM VlTIA.
TIN on IMruaE BlooD. The popular belief
In :. in,pwity IF tie Mood IS founded IN truth,
for scrofula is q degeneration Of the blood. The
particular purpose and virtue Of this Sarsapa-
filla Il to purify and rcgenesatc this vital fluid.
without which sound health Is impossible in
contaminated constitutions. sAtS &c f1ff@
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mBssOl.UTION.

nyHE COMPREHENSIVE heretofore existing be-
l tween Z. W. Kynat& and s. H. Kelly, under the
arm name Of Kynett j. Co.. was dissolved by mutual
consent the LIST Of July inst, s. Kelly withdraw
Ing from the firm. INIT,
conneil B1ufsf July II, 1850 .-1osd1m 58a NJ
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We are authorized to announce 3. ?. BURDICk as an
udep Unicn candidate for Clerk Of the District
Court Pottawattame County at the coming October
election.
August 22d, 1867
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J. D. HoNx. couancil lu Jas. x ISM. "a,
Oniaha vANLBAR, HANDY, Co.. y: sosep.:
8lCHA1DSON, MRLLiDR, = Co., o. ks~est - ~
Dealers In Nedicines everywhere. .Isg I'D slsss
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The Contrabands Employed in Making
Baskets and Tubs.
REBEL RAILS BUILDING AT CHARLESTON,
Efficiency of the Blockade OF
the Coast.
Seizure Of a Rebel Truce Boat in
the Savannah River,
&C., &C.. &c.

The United States transport Arago, Henry A. Gadsden
commanding, from Port Royal ; G, at quarter past
eight r NJ August 10, with passengers mails and am
munon, consigned to Colonel d. D. iompkns, Assistant
United States Qiartsrnastor General arrived a. New
York at ten O'Clock yesterday morning
The Arago brought sixy-dye first and ninety second
class passengers Among latter thirty three pr
sonera escorted by guard of twelve mea, in charge OF
Colonel j. d. Fesscnden.
Her cargo consists Of o5 cartridges consigned
TO MAJOR X. II. r. Whitley, Governors Island
The Arago brought in from Hilton Head to New
York The United States steam corvette Crusader Engine
disabled.
Disd Oh board August 49, James Brady waiter August
IA Ruus Barnard, OF 0rvie, Ashtabula county, Ohio,
late clerk in the Chief Quartermastcrs office at Hilton
Head.
A, hall past i've A. NJ Tuesday, August 12 passed
The hip Mcclellan towing the ship Planter hence
FOR or; Royal; A. NJ, Wednesday, August 13 passed
steamship Ericsson, bound south.
wc ase indebted TO Mr. Fred. Grantegein purser for
fayoss.
There Nas nothing new at Port Royal The health Of
Tho troops remained good. The rebel ram that was ex-
pcccd down tho Savannah river had not made her ap
pearance. General Hunter and Commodore Dupont had
made II necessary arrangements Tor her capture.
The -ntcd States steamer Crusader, Chas. H. Cush
ma, Lieutenant Commanding arrived at this port yes.
tsrday morning from Port Royal for repairs.
Tia lowing IS a list Of her offcers-
Li.gt.sa.,t.t egnss.. aGsnq-Chas H. Cushman
.f.sfr4 ASisda, Ssfge.a--Johu H. n. Bgientnall
.taug Payo,aaer--r. McCauley Brewer.
ictiag BIaey-P. D. McDougal
Pcgn.5te1's CterL--Hy. B. Taylor.
SU.geoa'S Stsled,u--luiius Koch.
ac In Tlaira tssigtrat Engiaca.-P. Q. Brighnan
Acting udSter's Mates-G. W Nelson, Henry Parsons
ami lperf
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BtAuroRT, =. C., August IS62
7Ae Case Of Contractor seds,cick7ns A,,ttary Commis
fton in Connection 7herewah-Comments Thereon-Con.
trc,onds okers-Psaee SuprenN at Beaufort
6c dc, de-
The case Of Mr. II d ssdgwick has been once twice
referred 70 In this corrcspondencs Your readers have
been told Of his arrest and Of bs Of the charges
against him. but narrative OF the circumstances sur
rounding The a'iair derived from Mr. sedgwick, and
corroborssd ey other parties viii, think, prove nts.
resting.
Late 10 the month q January asst, Mr.. 5cdgwck
while in Washington, informed by Mr. Fox Assistant
The New York herald., 1862-08-15
Anglo-Rebel steamers mt BERN uda.
TO TIE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.

Oy BOARD sLooP Pacific, August IA, 1862
We sailed from Bermuda the 9th instant with
collection Of live sh for the American Museum We left
in that port the British Kersonssc four guns
loaded with coal and arms captains wife child first
and second ocsrs with several Of the crew, dead with
yellow fever
There also at 81. Georges two screw steamers
loaded with and munitions OF war, one OF which
had applied TO the Governor for permission 20 discharge
init sixty tons Of dry goods TO New York but the captain
would not consent
The British steamer Peterho, of about 900 tons
arrived the % and sailed the 30 destination
supposed to be Charleston.
The American schooner L. Wedmore, loaded with
poatsos &c, for government win sail In day or two
for Port Royal
Thore was case Of yellow fever reported when we
loft, Trade dull
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Acting Master Brown. detached from ths South Caro-
ina and ords oil 60 She lonemlugh. as
The Crnsa Ter, Lieutenant Prentss the Lsaac smith,
Lieutenant Commanding Nicholson. and the Ptomska,
Acting Lieuiepaat Commanding watmaugh ordered
home Tor rep1irs
The schooner Aauilia, laden with turpentine was cap
tured by the Huron OIL Ratesnnke shoal, yesterday.
while making her way ost OF charcston
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Another Prize.


The following is note from the managers OF the Msr.
chants Exchange and Newsroom in Philadelphia
PHILADELPHIA. August 13, 1862
The schooner Aqula, OF and from Charleston, ). c.,
bound 10 Nassau, ~ r., laden with three hundred and
ten barrels spirits OF turpentne, captured night Of
Sd instant 10 attempting TO run the blockade BY tho
Uuied States gunboat Huron, which placed Mr. Delano
prizemaster, and six board brought hor 10
Philadelphia this evening.
9. H. BREWER, General Manager.
The vare Of this cargo at the present price Of spirits
Of turpcutne. Is over S17 ,0cc,
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Dur Naval correspondence.

UNITED STATES STEAM GrSnoAr MOHAWK
NosrB EDisro RIVER, s. g., August 8, 1852 !
Arrival of the lKohauk al Ediao Riper Discovery of a
Horde of Rebe,s-7h.sr Encampmsnt--The Noaoek
Girs Them Trcat to Some Heary S,ells-sedodds Of
the fsbeis- Destruction cf Rsbei Ba1ery &c, dc.
We have just returned to this place, after absence Of
Ave days upon the blockade of Charleston
Nothing of ipyortancs occurred while oG Charleston,
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committee, accompanied by a large number Of citi.
Of Daubury and Bothe waited upon Lieutenant Dart
OF the rebel army prisoner Of war lately released from
Fort Warren and requested him to leave the place with
his family by four O'Clock this Afternoon He made him
self particularly obnoxious about year ago The pro.
cecdings were quiet aud orderly, but determined.
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First Regiment South Carolina voiun.
tecra

tcers.
The following copy OF the order lately issued by the
Colonel Of the First regiment Of South Carolina yolun
teers
REGrMESTAL oRDERs--So. 80.
HEADQUARTERS, FIa,T REGiMRST,l
South CAROLINA VOLUNTEERS,
CAMP AT DRAYToys, August 1, 1862
The Colonel Commanding takes pleasure In announcing
that free papers will be issued to those faithful SOL
diers who have steadfastly stood by their colors
and performed with willingness and alacrity the
duties Of soldier. They have shown by their
prompt and willing obedience TO the orders OF
their officers and By their fidelity in the discharge Of
the various duties Of camp that they deserve 10 be ree
and the Colonel Commanding hopes that their conduct
hereafter will justify the exercise Of the authority which
has made them freemen. BY order 0f
JAMES d. FESSENDEN, Colonel Commanding.
Lrugr. LUTHER q. RlG9s, Adjutant.
The following ID copy Of one Of the "free papers,
Issued 10 the soldiers Of this commando
HEADQUARTERS, DEPARTMENT or TIE SOURI,
POM ROYAL, 3 G., August /, 1862
The bearer, Prince Rivers Sergeant in First regiment
South Carolina Volunteers late claimed slave having
been cmpc yed in hostility to the United States Is hereby
agresaby to the law OF the 9TH Of August 1851
free forever. His wife and children also free
d. HUNTER, Major General Commanding.
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Flags Of Truce By the Rebels &c
Tho rebel General Lee captured this morn
ing in tho Savannah river under of pecu
liar nature. At about seven O'Clock word reported
to Colonel that flag Of truce from the rebels
sight and approaching the fort letter OF instrnc
tions prepared and the tug Thomas Foulkes
unarmed with Adjutant Goodal board, was sent out
guns and ordered there till her errand could
be communicated TO the Colonel command This
done. She brought down Mrs Handley and her son,
who left Charleston yesterday and whose friends ara at
the North
On the facts being made known at the fort, Adutant
Gooda returned and ordered the rebel boat to remain
until could be had by sgLal with the de-
partment headquarters 10 this the rebel officers assent
ed and gave their Word OF honor that they would not
leave The spot where they were anchored.
No however had the Foukes returned than the
General Lee put all steam and started up the sayan
nah The guns OF Pulaski at opened on her bat she
at distance too great for effect. Her iagstaH was
shot away, and the rebel coors foated out TO sea- bat
otherwise she received no damage.
The Foukes Immediately brought into the wharf,
and couple OF brass field pieces down from the
Cooncls quarters the doube quick. These were
placed aboard and the tug sent il sw pursuit. by
the time she caught up with the General Lee the latter
had nearly reached savannah
Running alongside the Lee boarded, guard placed
her machinery, her officers taken prisoners, and The
steamer returned TO Pulaski under her own steam.
The Foukes will leave Immediately for Port Royal,
with Colonel Barton and Mrs Handey on board, ana am
compelled to hasten the conclusion Of my letter. The
General Lee will be sent up tomorrow.
The rebels have or.t twice before made reconnos
sanoes of Pulaski under fag Of truce That thing Is
ssplayed
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NkwBsRN, August II, 1862
How ne Rebels Treated hs Teamster Who Carried Mrs.
Fairs Baggage, dc.
The teamster who was allowed TO convey Mrs Fairs
baggage within the rebel lines has just returned to this
place He not allowed TO go into Knston but left
in the woods oil alone near that place The parties he
accompanied were ungenerous not 10 allow him any
thing 10 eat any facilities Of comfort whatever,
On his return, the tesmster-who had driven all night.
and reached our pckets before dayight-came be-
such misfortune quite Tho unfeeling
duct OF tho rebel officer toward tesmser and his
horses In aGodng neither anything 10 eat compares
might be expected with tho generosity and courtesy Of
our own officers to the ladies' and their friends.
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NEWS FROM PORT ROYAL.
Arrival Of the United States Steamers
Arago and Crusader.

DlSBaNOMENT or THE NEGRO BRIGADE.