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The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-09-02

~ There are now thirteen Major Gen,
erals without commands, viz: MCCLELLAN,
Fremont, Butler, Hooker, Buell., McDewSl,
Franklin, McClernard, Curtis, Cadwsllsder,
Morcll and Mlroy. Gen. franklin, I
W Washington dispatch reports, hes bssn a..
dered to New Orleans to report to Gen.
Banks. .
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-09-02

~ What next in the way of prize
showsi At an entertainment in Winsted,
Conn, Mrs. Frank Moore, wife Of the edi-
tor to the Winsted Hevald, was awarded the
premium as 1.-THE. handsomcst married Ia
dvD
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-09-02
War Claim Agency.
Flanders House,
Corner Of Main and 4th str cts,

NUS House has recently been renovated and
rc-furnished, for the bett r accommodation OF
the travelling public, so that the proprietor feels
warranted in saying that in all its accommodation
and appointments. 1t cannot and shall not be sur
passed by any other house in the city.
Passengers from the country, wishing to take the
ears, will be pro ided with al early breakfast in time
for the train boat.
Passengers arriving by the cars, can give their
checks to tir. Mason, who will always be on hand
and convey their Baggage direct to the FLANDRns
House.
A cOpmodiOusS Stable adjacent to the House. and
attentive Ostlers will take good care Of ali animals
put in their charge.
Try the FLANDsRs House, McGresor.
March, lS63n336 G. II.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-09-02

Hy- A notice in a northern town, upon
a store door, on Thanksgiving. day read:
'Closed on aCoun Of the death of u tur-
key in the family"
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-09-02

.ag- A secretary heing asked by an in
ii ate friend why he did not promote
merit. ap'ly replied, Because merit did
not ONO, me"
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-09-02

w"Have the jury agreed?' asked =
Judge of a court nttaehe that he met upon
the stairs with a bucket in his hand. "Oh,
yes replied Patrick, they have agreed
to send out for a half gallon.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-09-02

- Senators have three .aoes, patron.
age, mileage, and postage.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-09-02
| dant harvest.

9-g" Every Coo6 'ioc enc leaves behind
1t an e~tIlereal Guvraw ready for the plant
ny OF seeds which shall br!eg al abuB
l,os har-a. E
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-09-02

About Printers.
I wish I was . printer,
really do, indeed;
It seems to me the printers .
Get everything they need
Except money!
They get the largest and the best
or everything that grows,
And get free into circuses
And other kinds OF shows
(Py giving an equivalent.)
The biggest bug will speak to them,
No matter how they dress
A shabby coat Is nothing,
Ifthey own q printing press.
(Policy.)
At ladies' fairs they're almost Rugged
By pretty girls you know
That they will crack up everything
The ladies' have to show.
(Bully.)
And thus they get a blowout free
At every party feed,
And the reason is because they write
And other people read.
CHATS what's the matter.)
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-09-02

PRIDE.-The nlst lAal vapors around
insigniicance.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-09-02
Poetry
a Lock of Hair.

Only a lock Of hair, tied with . silken string,
Carefully kept for Yeas, like q miser's pile Of gold;
Lit tie to prize in the keeping OF such . simple thing,
But tor q darling head long lost in the days of old.
Only . lock Of hair. All, we'll, Il we're better to have
Even one little tress safe from the Spoilers hand,
Than, with the light of her love down 10 the darkling
grave,
Lonely to wander around q desolate, weary land.
Only a lock Of hair. Yet something to look at, and
kiss:
Something to keep in mind what never can be
again: .--
Something to tell Of days unshadowed by anguish
like this:
Something to bring soft thoughts to = sadaened
and dreary brain.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-09-02

Correspondence.
Jay We omit the very kind personal
remarks with which our friend Boots
prefaces his racy letter. Much obliged to
you spencer one Of our corps CHATS the
way large newspapers talk, amt it?) will
meet you per appointment, in Chicago
soon and arrange our personal difficulties
Down IN SUCKER, August
18th, 1868.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-01-23


a gpecial aesratel non Nashville dated
last evening contains i.s following raraeu
lars Of the affair on Uumaa-laud r-v--.
B-i-. sen. Forrest o. The rs7s- AMY wi.-
1000 men ara l. pieces o- lizlt artillery a--
tackel our relief and st1resars c1mi1s uI
t5e Camba-laaI ri7e- and succeeded IN
carturinr fvs steamboats, loaned with vaila-
bic c1nmisza-v stores and the guud1at >liael-
Several Of TIE bos1s olniainoi wouuda- sol
diers whl IN Jumping ----l them V1l-s 1lrT-
IN were shot in me waite.
The negro Crews were Stripe q t1e--
cIorhinz. tied 70 uees. c-wnided and JET 20
B1a7ve OF El5-a
TIE officers au5 s1liis-s we're stripped d.
15e:- cla-Ai--. rlsee5 On shore end ra-aiai.
4 r-an.aasl- llln-..- la- SET % ana
he river a-s 4l-1 over rFo ia1t IL q few
hours sl bridges Oh gle Louisville
am Sa--ril.. l5-- nave len alz-ov=l tv
THIS band u mauu4s-s.
Trs wi-zz ~. 7a-r mis- T.ac7 au1 5iur-
freesboro nave aee4 cl- by sec5ziJ.isrs sTa1
pretend I, Re quiet Union farmers end j
nave 10 779rd from our army tl--1T. 11- %
Is ready for Tie enemy
An entire r1lel regiment ulIi 's-i11 about
800. deserted and c.-ne into orr outp5=rz ID
miles below 1l-rlree-a.-1 ve-.al-a--
Gen. L1ngz-reer viii .,--ciz uz, 10 is aai-,
next week with Li= entire force which Is
t7ourl,t TO ualaae- 5000 We shall have
stirring time sa1a. Gen. Rousseau De- fully
u-euared FOR tie enemy.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-01-23


An ARMY letter OF the 18th in the I7nu-s
ss7s the reports from Nashville. that Long
street'- corps had removed westward % re-
iniorce bragg. are unfoundel. Lonesuee-
was here two days ago with HE command
Il is believed that an entire clrTe has been
Withdrawn from our front Wehave inform
ai1u from deserierz and c5ulraoands. tnat
some batteries. brieades and divisions have
been detached and sent 10 Iemes.ee
The World saws one of our correspondents
wiki Gen. Burnsid's amy states that the
army is under marching oTders. and pr0vid-
ed with three DAYS rations. Five pontoou
bridges are 70 be thrown across the Kappa
hammock at some distance apart. ana pom
these the army wal cross the riFer.
Gen. Lee's army Is CONFUSED Of eight
large divisions. jackson commands the
right wing lcompossd of three divisions. and
Longsreet the LETT. composed Of five diYis-
ions. These divisions are spparentlystrong-
er than ours. comprising as they do a greater
number Of brigades and regiments, bat
whether their total strength is equal 70 ours.
Is unknown. A desperate struggle is evident
IT close at hand. and stirring news may ie
expected shortly.
Carl Schurz mas received command
Of Gen Sigel's corps. zen Sigel being IN
command Of the reserve Grnnd Division.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-01-23
INV l5EE. Jan. j.


4 letter from the Amy of the Potomac.
near Fredericksburgh 9th, say5. a few days
viii tell the story OF success o- te-zt IN
another attempt iu crossing The hapianan-
dock. Poa-,r- base been mo,e- mp from
Belle Plain
sen. Couch mao again assumed c,mman-
OF his corps. Gen. SsiguilE HIS taken clIi-
nani of the Gun corps, and Gen Wilcox
previously iu command Thereof. has been
MADE q commander of O. division.
Gen. HaIleck has issued am orier which
nav De REGARDED as retalia57rv taa. 40 rebel
Officer shall be released all further no-
tice.
Inc c1n51at Sycamore at Key West has
captursd the English Shops Avenger and Ju-
la from Nassau, With suppliss tr the
rebels.
From prisoners ana other information
dsenei reliable. we learn thar on the Atm
ms. al davbreak. rebel troops commenced
TO leave Fredericksburgh to reinforce Bragg.
On the 4th. II brigades. amounting to about
$4,000 men, had left Fredericksburg. The
troous were iron tennessee, North Carolina
and Georgia Hampton-s Legion Is reported
i've miles from aCuipeprAr on the Bspi-
dan.
TIE Hc-nidi 5 tiisrzrc-r s-l7s ri,c Govern-
ment having failed to effect an arrangement
for the release Of Union eilizcus i1nprisoaod in
Southern iails. and rebel authorities declin-
ing 10 ree9nnize then n any system Of ez-
change thar mas been proposed it Is under
stood that enough Of tie known rebels in
the l5val States are to be arrested To furnish
exchange for every one Ct the Union men
held as prisoners IN the South
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-01-23

Advice from Eoauess Monroe to yesteT-
DIV say. Col. L1di5ET frl5a 0itv POINT SAYS
all colaaIasi9aoi oiiicyir j See Jnissd Sfsics
eaptunei after the l2ra q .fau-ary viii d.
hsndei over 30 the governments a. me szai.a
where cap-uItd. lie sys it is hi-aiv i.7o'-
able t1a. al officers captured hofora to l2ta
viii he released
There was large nuunter cfMurffeesa-la
prisoners now ~ Ricimm5.
Wednesday the rebeis capturei lle steam
CT Hastings containing wounded and TIia5n-
ers. They stripped the wounded Of all their
clothing
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-01-23
News OF the Week.


NASHVILLE. Jan. i.
Wneeisr's ro5oi cavalry and a battery AZ
lacked three OF OR boats az darpeth Shoals
vesteraav. One boat with 2tiU sick and
rnunded was fred into and the men car
tured and Faroied. The olher boats Win
oammissary stores aboard wnro burned.
Inc cunboat Si5eI engaged the reo1is oui
surrendered. Her guns were 11roTn over
board and the boat burnt.
Lieut.. Van Dom was taken prlsoner- Il
Is raining and the rive Is rising rapidly.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-01-23

Tre lines Washington dispatch speaking
Of The Army OF the Potomac says t5r some
da-z It las been known that movement
VS. a-ain in contemplation and II might be
taat the loyal no-Ja would not De many ca ys
b -i-5 the rebels Is knowing that orr vste-
raas are again on the road 70 Richmond
Unl5s some unexpected cause snoll2 H.
t-{z-e. sen. Batter VII be induced to re-
sBme command Of the Der-- Of tae south as
soon ag arrangements en- te made providing
another cannlud Tor Gen Bank in the
sane division.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-01-23

The Steamship Arabia from Liverpool
10Th arrived this morning. Reports are again
current that Napoleon INTENDED o. recon-
memo an armistic in Americz
Minister Dayton had Al Interview with
tire emperor, also with the French Minister
on Foreign Affairs. 1t Is also Inserted that
the English Government peaseseses IN -elsss-
ing to Interfere in any nn.snss with
American sfsiTs. eyniaihizing addresses
70 President Lincaln- vrrc adoptea al MEET
ings in London and birmingham.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-01-23
YER NOM CENTRAL L SULLIVAN
RAILROAD
urxTER AREAN ENEHI-
cs--su-ug Dsesstr 8. 1861


Lew. F,---i.rrron .+-o8A NJ. 90 a. A. y. snd
IS J.. a. -
wtr Trtrv leaves ST. Alaans az IS A. NJ, Bur
l-nero1 900 A. ~. c1unrc--- p white hNtr
5------ -4-h rra-ns fcr az from wells River. 81
.Husru-r and L-ttlet0n- ull Win Acrtnlr1 n D
- To--.r Lowell worcester Ac.- and CONNECTING
- --rr Pals with ne=lire 3 3 for hnstqn- snQ
III 70. --rr- Valley j i-- >prIu-t---, NeV
uH- rE. New orr. 1rrlTlr- a- NeT ioTS O.
Haesus-1 -.
-.r-T TrErV leaves hcure'- Point n
i---a~rrf-r- md and Norrhneld-
a ~ E1t. SIS leaves u-leus-ur-n a.
-- F~rrrss D. Tp b. houss's Point %
..-...[ Fi-r.f-srf ID - ru az $50 A. s.. con
-. r b. arriving 81 boz Cheshire j y ~ Z e.
rerrfn- 70 Bellows Fails " won't Nalirg D. o
~ a-7 worcester. and VIII FFi- an1 arriVln- pr
~ ~-.----e--f ~nl Nu- HzFsas
~ .-g al 81 p. D.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-01-23

Tae Pres publishes dispatch i--l- -''-'--
vile dl.s5 v-5l--iaT, that the rebels had
oar-u-e5 five steamers besides me gunooa5-
sli5-g i1tls C-ul--l-1.5 Hiva-.ali Of which
tal7 5uuo.-
Gen. L1nrzua1, with Il re5a- brigade
from Lees army u Frela-icks617z- had ore
rived at Chatlano7ea and was making pTel--
raf5us t5attsck Gen Blsecans. V7iIe'l II was
STATED be would do next week.
The Rebel Of Thursday ann7aHc-s i'--' b
Is-~s feet Of Federal ,In1lals and tr'-n5i' 'Ti-
were coming up the Mississippi rire-.
TBreo hundred dese--rs from q rebel re-
rI1ent arrived at HHrirce-
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-01-23


The Times correspondent after detailing
an account Of tine fight oa the deaS- Of the
Harriet Lane. saws. aim,-s TIE H-s; men
struck down were the gallant Can't VAIN
wright and Isl Lieut.. Ie-- who 1atl fought
me prisoner s7vs.Ni.aa desperation ans 'a-
lo- tlat no mortal could surfas-
lie s-w them hleeIn=ond ur5s--i.iea upon
The decks sill dealing death among tneir
enamies. One Young slu OF Capt VAIN
wright. ten wears oii.stao5 at tHe cabin d3l-
wirl q revolver in each hand. END never
oease5 firing I'LL he ha1 expended every shot
Respecting taa fight on sa7re rac rebel
pilo- spoke II the highest te-ms a. tne c'a-
duc- Of the 42i Mass. They fought with
the most desperate hraTerT. '77--- OBJ num-
beroa al least ten T. one
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-01-23

-oA4-A A---LT Jun 4--
Capt. Combs Of the steamer Tri5 has A.
rived. His accounts indicate great eIagger-
ration IN the recent Nashville ,lespatche=.
BE was nailed from a body Of o.bei caval-
y and ordered d. remove his crew ana
wounded men, VINO were put GA board the
Hastin=s. which with the parthenia iiad been
captured. The gunbos5 sileli SURRENDER
eli without firing Eun.
Capt Colnbes denies that 51aza Is any rlse.e
in the vicinity and says there were - ios-
or FIVE Thousand rebels thereahoui-
Military circles here exhibit some anxiety
On account of the reported large rsinioree-
nients from Virginia
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-01-23

A1sUr-LLL- Jan j s.
twenty % jhe tat hoats have arrived. c0n-
vowed bv Two guno1ats M the oloals.
Toe boats Desmoines. City Scienae al.
Frees.ene. were fired into ny the enemy
Three men on the latter were wounded. Tho
boats Gre Iosdej with SUPPLE tar the army.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-01-23

LIVERPOOL taucbins a.
!. nr-r.-.srnna. ..-nRh HAh-


49, BEN ERPooi- i"ae'.ls =
Z s.lassl cUff-SSToNN t."nH "Ah-
= - l0ai SIRE -iv.rlr-t. -"
1880. Fi.i. ei,....- s,-r f,i'.t .aaHt ''-ni
s-.rl--t-l-r g. lll riui.- -i-''2' 80 ...'--
.ail,s a- isia-s-.-
cTTi 81 h.LTIlfJft. a@-srsss s----
TrlNKI LtA caituruat d-l'- 80
kANGARan. sauna 80
80. ..r.. icing salur-Hss I'd N-iii i4o'-' "a
RATES uF PA>SA0L
FIRST CABIN. slo0oo aTEEhAgb, s.S'1
W - Lond0u $1,000 40 % isili-e--', - -.
- = 81 sfIrIfr d0 o. Paris. ~i-it"
Il. =. lfs'-o-rrr slll,sl -. o. liz1r1llr-s
pssseuzcrs 80 forwarded o. avTc- bremen fNe--
t.faan Autsll -, ~ claa4iy ion rate
Faras IRON Liverpool Or uueensJ0vns ist 1---ls
800 $40 75 .tecrzza flcl1 liverpool, So s-i
t,..-u-tlss Sac Ilosl vino Nisb q aell1 iaI t----
frierds csu nav tiskcls lcrs Il tle-t rate
- Thee et-zLCgl Eavc EullElgl a--1--lll-----
tf-l. tsr f.sscu.cIzs are strongly lli-i 10 49,
10 i-,,r -egt....s and carry Patent fiTe All-llia-
rdrz Experienced Surgeons al at-4l-e- % 14-
sLl4ll1T- H.. r--r 4.
WILLIAM INlAl, A-cut- - NAtl- Sir pr
t,I---0I- 10 AL.EA- Malcolm . So taocn a,lu7re P
FL C-iseusroyTn o. o. q - J. cEl 1uL y q ~. p
Loudon b EIVES 4 AiACEk, O h1n- hiiliam -
r. psris 70 JULES UECui + is hns Notre Dame %
Vi--0rier place &c ID b0urse m Pnlladelphla o.
INNS 10 DALE. Ia Walnut st.. o. % the tou
f- JOHN e. DALE,
AGENT Is Bruadway. y
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-01-23
cam TO THE SUFFERING

Tss Rrv. BlLlAz CosGRovr. while iarc1u- EEL.
Missionary 81 Japan, va CURED o. Lonallnl
when ali otnnr means haa ia-i11- ~ F-calit
tanned from G. leaned P5yslelan rts11in- o. i-.
erear C-tv Jei11- ms recslpt hs- cured @ ---a
many VINO were suffering from cousunHtl-n. lr--
ehiris. sore Threat, Couzhz. q olaz and the deti-
ana nervous depression eausel uv those disorder
DESTROYS OF 3enenttIn- othe-z. vili ssnd the Pc
cert. witch have BROUGHT n1ms With ne. o. Ell
who need DO. free of cnar-r
s4srr.- REV TM coS6R0TE
f75 FuIr-- avenue
HrootIvn. Ssr- Y~-t
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-01-23

Yesterday afternoon near Ozark thu rebels
advanced about 1890 infantry and took POS
session o. the areasrworks opposite Falmouth,
which were constructed during the rast
week
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-01-23
Economy IS IS eafth >


SIT WILL RAKE BR0IL AND ROAST BEL
\ ter than anr 01ler sr1Ve with q saving Ct - neT
CENT m fuel anl very large per ceutagH IN oeuve-
nieuce-
They have the following alVaut4-e-
lEf TREY are constructed with view Of great
durability al the plates exposed o. the Tire ara
made II an Extra thichnlss-
- The nue. are lined with uon-oonlucrin- CO.
mont. -thcrenv applying the heat directly 70 the
oven ana t1c oven czn be ncatsd aud keut IN nak-
ing order " lth lls- incl than auv other stove
81 They have hot err GRAFT, which not only
makes the fuel burn freely, 11 lat LONGER, lut adds
L. The heating and baking flelllIIg--
An. Ihcy consume al Tire gases from the fuel
thereby AIDING greatly O. the quantity q heal 8
tanned IRON the amount o. incl Use.
5.h. The stove j. maze, mounted and ruishcd lu
tho most superior manner TIE oven D. large ami
well ventilated. The stoVa Del Convenient IN form
and usde for nee o. adopt tie language Of come
who have used rhis Stove alt vii DO more work
with les fucl than any oIuer STOVE In prcui
aid the following testimony
THE A1IERICAN COOKING Stow
H.ar Eer. p. s7rs5as ears o. iis
ALBAy4. Dec. g. isCi.
NE- AAaLH-sfr Dear --r5 " y family nave u-sdc
th0ruu-n lrial oi llc -AmlIlrau hot Alr CucEiu-
stove and tttp rt-l- e. loll un tine s-cre az g.
u1nrenienco and economy, o. having greatly tll
alranta-e " any other they nav" ever tined lu-
iced. tner consider b. 80 I--ret leaving nothiu.
p r-e de-ire'.-
D.. i. sPRAGIE.
The AslI.lfCss Har AIi. looEISo Stow is Tor -ui-
u Burlington.
lIATTHf Ys q fAATEE.
An aIHa tuuIch street
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-01-23

LaIl.. Jan. q.
I1e BalnsI1r1 ie.t Arzauss Posi- or
wednesday ami arrived ts-d-r >he eout7ns
the capture Or thar place. Inc attack WIS
made 1l Friday. TIE land forces dsa11aol
two miles below and MARCHED @. tbe rcr Of
the ratei f1-tifcati.ns and took tlem
Two miles below Tie main tort tre rebels
Lad erected earr1vorks ,,hica were saellel
By oa- cuua5ar. The rebels rerli1i q t..
ire doing some oamare o. orr raHal---.
Three balls entered me por5haiea o. -le
Lzziu-.ln and killed Iour mcu.
The uaia f1rt which Is said 70 b. very
s--sn- surrendered On Monday The officers
o.. tae hainsto-m s7v that sii- rebel re-imeut
vere captured ID the earthwo-z
al daylight on Monday, TWO Iezan reg
meaa which came 90 reinforce the place. Le-
inr i-nourr r1-t II had surrendered were
al-5 c1p-1-al. Nearly al the anmGHi1i-n
taken by tue rebels from the steamer Blue
wing. some davs aso,vas reruturad-
oar llzs is nlt 81 heavy as was t-sr De-
ported
W.sH1vc1oy. Jan. Is
TIE Glowing mas 6een rsceivea a. Head
11a-te-= Of the Army
MErruIs. Jan is.
To Ma. Gen. Il r.. Hale-
The flilwin- dispatca Is iust RESERVE
H-lo1rA--1Es AEwr OF MIssIssIrT- IT.
la. Ge.- Z. S. Grrat. Cong nave the
honor g. report t1at tae f1-ess under my
command attacked the post Of Arkansaa ~
day and stlmcl lle caemy'a walks. We
Jl11 large nuu1a- OF rTisoners- estimated
al seven O. ten Thousand. toee1Ic- will al
li5 STORES and munitions Of WA.
Eea- Admiral David Porter commanding
the Mississippi squadron effectively and bril-
IaulT cs-5pe1ated ~ accomplishing The sue
c- JOHN a McCLERNAND.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-01-23
NV YoEK. Jan. ~

4 Fortress Monroe letter of the 18th says
the Vanderbilt was icing rapidly eoaled and
would leave in a day or two in search Of the
Aiatnma
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-01-23

STAFFORD c. 4. Va. Jan. L.
Al Cur SICK were today sent 70 the ten
eral Hospital.
The llth Army Corps 10 n Acquia Creek.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-01-23
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