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EUROPEAN NEWS.

In the English House Of Lords, Lord
S,ralhader's motion in favor Of the recog-
milton of the South, when France is ready [,
had not been brought forward for consiie-
ration. The London Times condemns the
motion, dsprecates any discussion, and ur,
res a strict neutrality.
Cotton il Liverpool was dull az 20t.
stock 100000 bales, including $4,000
American.
European advices by the Norwegian state
that Mr.. Slidell has had an interview with
Drouyn D'Lhuys in which he did not con-
zeal his surprise al the idea that the South
could ever send representatives to the
Congress at Washington.
The Confederate government has con-
tracted a loan in Paris for $4,000, 900
francs.
A Confederate loan for 100000 has
been taken in per cents in England, at
II. )
The London Times says the disposition
Of the Washington Government 10 issue
letters Of marque. and Stewards persistent
adherence 10 the idea that the Federals
have met with no reverses, and that there
il no instruction in the South, can only
be explained BY the belief that the United
States desire foreign var TO enable them
10 have an excuse to acknowledge that the
Union 10 broken.
A Lyons letter says every branch OF IN
du.try is suffering from the American war.
The Poles seem 20 be succeeding IN their
revolution. Meetings campaigning with
Them are being held in London. France
and England have zen, mute TO Russia N
regard to II.
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Mobile. 2sth. - Official intelligence is
received Of the evacuation Of Pensacola b,
the enemy. Hhey now occupy our navy
YARD. farts Bnrancas and llyacihth, The
garrison Of the tosn aud ali .ilirrs that
sould be spared has been sent TO G.n.
Banks.
yicksburg. 25th.--rso Of the snemy's
bna,s attempted 10 pass down the river TINS
mofning. Our batteries opened upon ihrm
With effect. tine VA. sunk oppo,ltr our
batteries, and the other badly rlddlrd and
new lies opposite the canal batteries. II
IL expected she will be sunk. She vessel
% FIRE but appeared I" be entagulshrd.
uar batteries behaved splrndidly. Almost
every shot tunk riiect.
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Died, at College Hospital, in Columbia, 5. c., on
Friday the 29ih Of March, JOSIE W. HTGHEs,
eldes, son Of 5. w. Hughes Of Orange county, n.
q. The deceased becams memser Of Co. Z, list
Regt. ". c. Troops last september. He was then
sixteen years Of ass but he felt that his country had
caims on him. and he left the comforts Of bis happy
home 10 endure the hardships Of solsers life ere il
required Of him. His gentle, kind and friendly
disposition soon endelred bin TO al his comrades !.
while be discharged with devoted assiauily the du :
ties ola soldier. Truly the company hiss lost faith
fal friend but those who knew him bel III feel il
most. While the blow falls heavy on all, one dese,.
Ell companion will mss him Rheevef be g1cs No
more will his gentle voice ANIMATE usan our faigu-
ing marches no more will he hear the bosmins can
non The groans Of ,he suffering. No! IA sweetsr
viii be the music by which he ssunounies. Whilst
We mourn oar loss, snl waisi the happy household
nsn5 has bssn fosbal Of On, o. its brightest jewels,
-.4eel The sweet assurance ,hal dssr leslie has en-
tered into thai rest which the uovtief q earth esnno,
disturb. Through grace he vas enabled 70 triumph
oys, The fear Of death. Though far from the home
Of hs childhood be was attended and soolhsd by kind
friends and devoted usele ual worn b disease bs
gently lei a.leep in Jesus MT hi sa'lsins tels-
liyes anil friends stru to mrsl him in heaven, and
nay his comrades ii arms heed bic ajm,niliOn to
,us ia Christ. who will Dnns then % cOdqu.ror,
| md mo,e than cooausfots -.
Died. on sunday nigh, the al q March. 10 the
WILMINGTON Hospital, Me-. SAMUEL. WOODS, a
member Of Capt. John ". Glaalm's company, % J
Ssh Reg. n. q. Troops.
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
OaAsss CouNrT.
Curt Of Pleas and GARTER Sessions,
February Term, 1853.

TIVE Sienf returns into Court the following Real
t.,tais, wlica has not been listed for Taxes for
the Last three yes ~ wit: thirty acres Of land, sup
p,seI 10 belong TO rhomls Hart, adjoining the lands
of WltIllm s. More aud others, on the wstes Of
Mil Geek. Amplnt Of tar due, 81 SIS. and cost
tie o,h, tract. containing thirty nine acres. The
properly u IN C,ral. adjoining the lands Of Thc-
ms Ilis al olhsfS on tbs wdles OF New Hope
An1l1t III, IS cents, 1nl cost.
E. therefore. Isfsl By ID, Court. that the Clerk
,i,rfsise ID III II .5,iouya Recorder for sin weeks
nG,fy.n. the I'll rn,nIs ll,n AMI John carral Of
ia,.. i ,s,lns. anl unla.s The said taxes together
,,,,h II, ,g II ma pfD.etiing, ~ pail upon said
tr,.. 4 ~ tt,y VII "a SD ,id,ns 10 law, %
at, tfy all t,ts. ,ni east
yt,s... pfle l,ty.. g Elk oar said couti, at
oa,Y.t,, f,ldh M,niy 81 FeSiuary, 1853.
GEORGE LAWS, T.. Z. C.
Mach H. Pr.ss adj. IS 90 s5-6r
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TRIBUTE OF RESPECT.
HilIsboro ugh Military Acsd.mr,
March 2slh, 1863.

Hilshorough Military Arsdemr,
March 2Slh, 1869.
According 70 previous notice. the corps
OF Cadets OF this the fillsborough Military
Academy. held meeting sn March 5th,
1868. On motion, Mr.. i. X. Roulhac was
called TO the chair. aud Mr. Alex. Gun.
ningham appointed Secretary. The house
being organized, the President rose and
stated the object d tie meeting. which was
TO drait resolutions expressing their regret
At the untiuely death Of The late Col. g. y.
Tew. the founder and former superintcnd.
snl Of this Academy, and 10 assist 10 the
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n D Z &c E.

DAN away from my employ sometime in Angus,
A ias., during my absence in the army, an appren-
tce hoy named George r. Collins, bound 10 me by
the County Court OF Orange. He will be sixteen
years Of age on the 9th Of May next. hereby for
warn all persons from haraoring or employing him,
under the penalty Of the law.
JAMES M. CLARK.
March 4. s4-Swp
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lSigusdl iiRsXrON BRAGG.

chattinoegA. March 27.--Ths Rebel has
received the following dispatch, C.lum.
bia. 10th. Gen. Forrest captured yester-
dsv. at brentwood. niue miies IN the rear
olfranklin. eight hundred prisoners, arms,
.Mmanltian. &C.. destroying large qnsn.
III, Of comrnissary stores and burning up
ne railroad bridge and tearing up the
rack aud captured seventeen loaded wa
CONS.
Chattanooga. March 27.-rhe Bristol
.liEseaie of yesterday says Surgeon from
M,rshall's command who arrived there
states that Marshall surrounded and cap
lured, i've days ago. the entire command
81 ten. Samuel Carter. OF East TENNESSEE
teinrlety. bciwees Cumberland Gap and
Rsarbon cuunty, XIV. The sane gentle.
san rspprts that Van Hurn, OF Gen. Jen-
.ins'' command. captured the l4th Ken.
tscky
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Asgssts. March os,h. - special dis.
palch, dated McMinps,lle. Tenn. March
s'.h. says; Gen Morgan had severe
hshI with the federals neat Milton, March
sulh. Lasted fiss bsnrs. Federals re-.
sused aud driven sighi niles. Our los,
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fifteen killed and seventy Ave wounded.
Federal loss about twice that number.
They advanced to draw our forces from Lii
berry, but they we're compelled to fall back
TO Murfreesborough.
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Head quarters, Camp 81 Instruction,
Rdeigh, March p, 1868.
SPECIAL ORDERS

OgDERs.l
No. So.
NOTICE i hstsb, given. thi according y ~.
" sIruct,ons received ifh he BIteau Of ConscfP.
zion, Juaees Of the Peace between the conseHpi
ages are liable 10 c,usedp.icn fhey VII y enroll.
81 Immediately, and this notice pujlisned That they
may make lheIf arfsngen MS accordingly.
Col. PETER MALaETT,
Con- nanI,nl ~ gsnssrip,s N NC.
&c. psissr, Aljuiani
ArSl l. o5-sW
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Ere paoFip.--fh- crrn.hsw woolen
Factory, u Richmond, Va, with ea.h
capital Of 800 .00a has declared and diyid
ed dividend Of s530,o0o with 800, 400
subject Tor dividend. should the directors
lhink il desirable.
A paper mill fov the year 1860. 1861, and
1862, on acapital ~ Sal 900 made profit
Of s235,750. II winch Is 900 ~as made in
the year 1862. Aud = stakeholder Of the
Balyldrro Manufacturing Company reces-
ed since the war began, on $4,000 worth ni
shares, dividends amounting TO 1850, all
OF which he has given to the army. con.
sidering II improper il not extortionary.
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Mobile. March 2-.-Special 10 .7gpsal.
fieksburg 18th, saws that at five o clock
This murning iour boats were seen adsanc-
ing towards the upnef batteries. Vignrsus
ire Was opened upon them, driving back
tso. when The other twn passed under a
raklRg lire, almost every shat taking effect.
Que received q shot IN her steam chest
compelling the crew TO desert her. In ff-
teen minutes she filled anu sunk. Par, Of
her crew escaped r The opposite shore.
The boat that escaped j. supposed 20 be
the BeafOa-was badly disabled. one shnt
penetrating her steam dram, disabling her
80 badl, that the .qlbaiross rame up To- tow
her nut Of danger II our gunbuais.
Ricbmgud. March as.-The following
oficial dispatch was received here this
morning:
rullahoms. Tenn., March 2-.--T5 Gen.
y. Csgptr.--tien. Van dorm reports that
Forrest nads ssccsssful visit 10 Brent
wood with his division. burnt the bridge.
destroyed and tsak all the property and
armsand captsred eight hundred prisoners.
iurlsding thiFtv ~. officers Forrest lost
thrss killed aas !, = soandrd.
lSigardl BR,xrON BRAGG.
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Obituary.

~ We find il necessary 10 repeat our notice. that
obituary notices no, exceeding ten lines in length
viii be inserted eraiis bu, for every additional line
more Than that ten cents must be paid which money
rpusi accompany the msnuscriph
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VAL u A B L e LAN Nd

FUR SALE.
I WILL sell privately the Plantation known as the
Wilson Place, ON Little River, containing Five
Hundred acres. The land is we'll watered, and
portion Of IL we'll timbered. with good Dwelling
House. Barn. and all necessary out buildings. If
not before sold privately, will sell on TUESDAY
Of May Court, al Hiisborough, the said Land TO the
highest bidder.
Twill sell all, or half. TO suit purchasers.
CHARLES WILSON.
March Is. so-ldsp
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The New York Herald Of the 9th, thinks
that in a lew days the roads will be in a
condition to allow the Federal army to
make an advance on the line Of the Rap.
pahannock. and adds tina, !" we will very
soon heor stirring news from the Army Of
the Potomac, which is in excellent condi-
tion aud ready 10 follow Gen. Hooker in
any enterprise"
The Herald says that there are several
points through which "our armies (Fede-
rals) have to reach the heart Of The rebel
lion. all OF which. in turn are destined to
become The scenes Of deadly contests.
There are: lst. The line oi the Duck Ri.
yer from Chattanooga to Shelbyyille. I'd.
Vlcksbuy. Sd. Port Hudson, 4th. Mo-
bile. S. Savannah. 9th. Charleston. 9TH.
Wilmington. 9th Richmond.
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How 4 MlS fEgLs IN BATTLg.-rhere
can be nnthng mnre puzzlng than the
ANALYSIS OF "nr's feelings on the battle field.
You cannot describe them satisfactorily 10
yourself ar others. 10 march stead lily up
10 the mouth, u hundred cannon while
they pour out ile and smoke, aud shot aud
she'll. in storm that mDws the men like
grass, IS horrible beyond description-ap.
pallihg. Ii i absurd 10 say man can do
II without lear. During Hsncock's charge
at Fredericksburg. for long distance the
slope was swept by such hurricane Of
death that We lhau shl every step would be
our last. and am willing 10 say. foe one,
that was pretty hadly scared. Whatever
may be sstd about getting used to it, old
soldiers secretly dread battle equally with
new ones. Hut the most difficult thing 10
stanl up under is the suspense while wait
ing, a. we waited in Frederick sburg, drawn
up in line Of battle On the edge OF the field !.
watching the columns file past M AID dis.
appear ~ cloud OF smoks, where horses
and men and coIors 70 down in conIusioo,
where all sounds are .1,g IN the screaming
shells. the crocklng a HrIsketry. the thun-
der Of artillery, aaa knowing Ournwn turn
comes next expecting each mamrni the
wort Forward. Ii brlngS a strange
Kind uf relief when Forward" comes.
You move mechanically with the rest. Once
fairly 10 for il. your sensibilities are
strangely hlunted, YOU care comparatively
nothing abput the sight, that shocked YOU
at first; men torn TO pieces BY cannon shot,
bec0mes = matter Of course. Al Such y
time. there comes a latent sustenance from
within Us. or above vs.. which M man an
ucipates who hss not been 10 such place
before, and which most men pass through
life without kno~ing any thing about. What
lis III Where does il come fremf
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Deserfers from Grants army are, con-
tinually, making their appearance on our
streets. Some 20 or so have, we UNDER
stsnd, reported TO Col. Lea. the Comlnan-
dant Of this post. within the last week, and
been sent on to Knoxville, to pc sent
thence to old Abe's dominions via Cumber-
land Gap. We learn that these men had
already reported at Jackson, Miss, ard
were given transportation to Okalona, and
came thence through the country. They
represent that 5000 have deserted from
Grants army, and that 1t is in most de-
moralized condition.
HUNTSVILLE Confederate.
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SUMNER COMING.
o. GROSS BOSTON MATCHES,
81 For sale by
H. N. BROWN & co.
March rs. IT,
SOLDIERS FRIEND.

SOLDIERS FRIEND.
nR. c. T. McMANNEN's Celebrated Manips.
= laated TAR REMEDY. for Coughs, Colds,
Sore Threats and Hoffseness, perpared especially
for the Soldiers, Price ST.
For sale by
H. N. BROWN q cd.
March 25. 07--
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1863-09-12
BINGHAMPTON, Aug. 20, 1863.

AN ELoPEMRNT AND THE ARREST OF
THE PARTIEs.-On the 18th ultimo, DR..
Henry Buello, Of this place, went to st.
Louis in company with the wife of Captain
George Wendt, who was then on recruiting
service for the 9th regiment of Ohio cavalry
Buello is an old army surgeon, having
spent four years as such in the regular
United States Army. Some ten months
ago he was at Lexington, Kentucky, where
Wendt was residing, and there made the
acquaintance of Mrs. Wendt. Not long af-
ter, Captain Wendt and wife returned to
this place; DR.. b. returned also, his resi-
dence being here. On discovering the elope-
ment, Captain Wendt also missed, as lie
made oath, $1,000 in United States Treas
Wy notes, and two gold watches, worth
$500, belonging to him. learning the ci-
rcetion Mrs. w had taken and with whom.
the Captain procured II warrant for his ar
rest on the charge of larceny, and detective
Samuel Colby. OF this place, was sent to ST.
Louis 10 lind the guilty pair. He disturb
ei their tranquility at about six o'clock,
Wednesday evening at the Prescott House.
The fugitive wife pleaded that her hus-
bands iniidelity and heartless indifference
to her had led her 10 do as she had DONE
On being transferred to the Police Station,
D.. Il. w.s found to lave still in his pos
session one of the gold watches and $40 in
bauk-notes. The woman accompanied him
and the officer back 10 this placo-Cln. Com.
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traitors; and when I find that neither party
have Avowed single former political or
partizan issue, but the whole contest is one
Of support or opposition to the Admins
tration in its prosecution OF the war; II Is
under sense of abolute duty to my eoun-
try, that / feel compelled to say that 10y.
al democrats" should not vote for General
futile or any other man for any Office who
is not, like Caesars wife, above suspicion.
Yours truly, G. g. COLE.
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A QUAKER ARGUmBNT.-"Ah," said
skeptical collegian to an old Quaker, 81
snnpose you itre one of those fanatics who
believe the Bible?"
~ do believe in the Bible. Do you be-
lieve it?'' said the old man.
'.Eo; can have no proof of its truth"
"Then," inquired the old man, docs
thee believe in France?'
ayes; for although have not seen it, 1
have seen others who have. Besides, here
is plenty of corrOboratiye proof thatsuch
does exist" ...-- ...
'Then thee viii not believe anything thee
or others has not seen?'
mo-
"Did thee ever see thy own brains?"
"No."
''Did thee ever see man who did see
them?"
mo"
Does thee believe thee has any?'
This last question was an end to the dis
cussion.
The Banne, of Light, publishedin Marie,
gets of the following good hit:
Rcbs on the sly, TO Portland pushing,
Contrived TO steal the Caleb Gushing.
Would they had stolen, some folks nutter,
Caleb himself, and not the cutter,
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REVENUE DECISION RELATIVE TO CoUN-
Try FAIns-Tho following decision relative
to stalls and stands at County Fairs is I'M
portant: ~,
(Copy.) TREASURY DEPARTMENT, OF
FICE or INTERNAL REVENUE, Washing
ton. Aug. 81, 1S63.-.Sir; In answer to your
letter of the 2Sth inst, have To say that
persons renting stalls or stands Of County
Fairs. for the purpose Of selling pics cakes,
coffee, oysters, apples, DC, &c, VIII nov ne
TONER'S license, unless their sales exceed
81. COO. In case their sales exceed $1,000, 1T
viii be no hardship for them TO pay a $40
license.
No person can sell spirituous liquors
without Il liquor dealers license.
Yours respectfully,
JosEpH lewis, Com'r.
S. w. Crosby, North White Creek N. Y.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-04

On the Ist day OF January 1855 ade in Of
the Act OF the lAgisatuEe Of State OF Iowa.
January 4oth 1857, entiued Act incorpera the
Agencies Of lnsufsnce Companies not inco By
the Stale Or Iowa. =
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regret a deposition to smbatrass a. 0sv-
ernment in its attempt to sappress This ~
bslliou. on the part Of citisens o.. IoyA,
and NSf
Whereas, vs. are deeply and sold Nv
impressed that il q the duty Of this IN
GRAFTON to establish beyond doubt, the
authority of our Government; and Where
As, We have embarked in this struggle
for TINT purpose, tits therefore ~ h
Resolved, That the SACRIFICES which "
have made to suppress this most c&useless
and wicked rebellion, have had the effect
OF endearing the Government to us, and
at this moment we love the unity of our
nation and the honor Of our flag, with IN
ardor and enthusiasm never felt before.
and no party prejudices. sffinities, or
considerations, can ALLEVIATE us from our
Government.
Resolved, That We are id favor Of pros
Iecuting the war with increased energy
and force un il there shall not be 40 arm.
cd traitor to dispute the rightful authority
Of the Government.
Resolved, That We witness with intense
delight the consistency and patriotism Of
the great body of the people of our State,
as manifested by their uniiinching devo-
tion to the Government during this un-
parallelsd struggle for national existence.
Resolved, That hailing the great heart
of Iowa As truly loyal. We regret to be
compelled to acknowledge that th4fe are
traitors upon its soil. and that We hold in
greater contempt cowardly traitor in our
rear than we do manly foe in our front,
who dares to meet rs upon the battle
field; that it is the duty Of all loyal men
to avoid and despise all enemies TO oul
Government, as our fathers did Benedict
Arnold.
Resolved, That in this crisis there car
be but two classes Of mem patriots ane
traitors,'' and a. defenders or our fla:
and Government We will now and hereaf
ter refuse to support, sustain. or fellow
ship with any man who in this grsa
H struggle 10 Bes- alphabetically and sral.
loyal.
4, Resolved, That the course taken b,
the Dubuque Herald, Keokuk Constilu
! tlon, Davenport Democrat and News, anl
! other kindred aud minor sheets through
out the State, meets with our unqualified
disapprobation, and We denounce thei
teachings as disloyal and revolutionary il
their tendencies.
J, Resolved, That we regard the teach
ings Of the so-called pence men Of low,
As not tending to stop the war, but onl,
to prolong it. and that We will hold then
responsible for the lives Of All loyal sol
diers sacrificed by reason Of such disloys
conduct. !, 49,.
i, The meeting was large and enthusiast
, tic. and was addressed BY Colonies Wsay
er, Rice, Cummings. COL Bane, 50th Ill.
and others y. J. DAVIS.
Capt G., j. 2aa.sws, lAair.uAn. !
. Csc. ). GoDFRKr, Adj't Cd lows,
i GEO q. TIcHNos, Adj seth Iowa,
Secretaries.
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ESsaA rickaIurg.
Feb. Is. 1863.

ais No. 49, ASVOs
EDIroR GATE CRY The army here
is encamped within sight Of yicksburg,
and the men are working away like 80
many beavers, making dams and digging
bitches.
THE CANAL.
A large number Of men contrabands
eworking on the canal but thus In
thsirsGerss hsvs been unssccsssful, and
the canal i bsisg aads At Lake Provi.
deaoe. abont 80 miles above here, which
Is designed 70 connect the Mississippi
river with the head waters Of Red river,
That enterprise is Likely to prove ) sno.
cess. and greatly damage the enemy BY
stopping the supplies from that source,
and tho~ing forss bslow vicksburs.
The canal just below Helena, connect.
ing the Mississippi with the Yaxoo. b
completed, and our forces azs nv aclean.
ing out the obsssuesions. Whether 10
river will be navigAble remalns Is te uteI
Il isweh known that Rebel .aeei i,
up the Yasco river, the mouth Of which
Il we'll guarded BY our gunboats.
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PATRIOTasA IN EHE ARMY.
4 8sgle Mast Aroa Iswa Regiaanss
Eaitor, Chicago Tribxne:

Editors Chicago 7ribxne: $500
At : meeting Of the officers Of the Iowa
|rsgiaA1aAl n Corinth, Miss, on The even
Of ~ sd day II February, la63, on mo-
ton Of Col. =, B. Weaver. "a Iowa, Capt.
J. i. Davis, % Iowa, Was called T. ths
chair, and Adjutant Gso. !. Godfzey, I'd
lows. and Geo. g. Tichnor, Adiutant
89th Iowa. we're appointad 6serstarisa.
Whereupon the following COMMITTEES, r.aa
appointed 70 draft resolutions sxpss1sivs
Of the sense Of the msstiag: Col. J. H.
B. CunminCs, seth Iowa Col. J. b.
Wsavpn "a Iowa; Major NaMullen, 7th
lsvs, sQppt Nv. T. Holmes, ID Iowa /;
CapA. JsAn y. Dykeman, seth Iowa.
9he committee retired and after dalib-
Grafton submitted tho following presmhle
and yssolatiops, which were apani9ous-
y sdoptAAsH .ylirerf 81 Is,sss
Whereas, The Iowa officers at Tie gar-
rison Of Corinth have noticed with dssp
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brewer sod Fsfmers WlltGn q Mis- Ahe nos taAvun-
agsons roais for Live Sssek. Cspsrioss yarss wsn
sAisred and supplied viii evegl sen0ou4ana hsvs
astsntion in paid 30 thes vAsts, BrsR hsssehasss,
wAess VIII ~ feoA &w~6vy SSavsstS&e& ~ A6eafne
q; sst. fosls. =. !: iss;:f q n
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