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The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-04-02

that We never can keep them in the
Union, to be untrue.
The Consumption law meets with the
nearly approval Of the soldiers here, and
is quite amusing to hear the boys single
out this or that copperhcad or cheap
Patriot as proper subject for conscrip-
ton. five had all down here that are
thus elected We would have another
army At least ~ large az the one now iE
the field. I lope Uncle Sam will send
them along, and we hereby pledge our.
selves in advance, to let them nave full
benefit Of orr military experience, and
all tho "Hard Jack and fat Bacon"
they need and continue the sam. treat.
ment duting the war.
The following is the present standing
of my company. Mustered into service
Oct. 10th, 1862, 90 enlisted men. Since
died; Charles l.. McNair, Jesse C.
Hopkins, Theodore S. Finch, John
Fouts, and Daniel w. Emerson, 5. Dis
charged Benjamin F. Hubert, Daniel
E. Finch and Sylvester NJ. Wadlcy 3.
Absent, sick, Charles Lonnsberry At St.
Louis, and Lewis, A. Kirk, Henry I.
William, and Joseph s. Brandt at
Memphis 4. None in hospital. SIEVE, !.
teen others are unfit for duty, owing
mostly to temporary illness including
FIVE who have been quite sick, but who
arc now convalcscent, and also three At
least who ought to be discharged viz.
Benjamin F. Davis, Willis w. Van
Doren, and David Nance, and If I had
my way would have at least two more
discharged. Absent without leave.
BENJAMIN F. Brannan and Francis N.
Conner. Present TOR duty SO men
PS. Lieut. Schacffer h,s my hearty ap
proval Of his cou'se during my absence
for the able manner in which he conduc-
ted the affairs OF tie company. Tlere
is no better or more attentive Lieut.. in
the regiment.
l have the pleasure to announce 10
its friends that the health Of the com
pany has improved rapidly for the last
ten days, and VIC will have ten more
men fit for duty if this continues few
days.
The boys were much plc.sed with
the eatables that l brought them from
their friends at home, FIR which they
return thanks, hoping tho spirit may
move again in the same direction.
We arc under orders to hold ourselves
in readiness for moving at an hours
warning. Paymaster is expected here
in day or two, after which auspirious
event, we will HE away down South
in Dixie.
Kcspec, fully Yours
JNO. A. STALEY.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-04-02
THURSDAY APRIL 1863.

usssrs. ROUNDS & LANGDON, arc our
autAsfizel Agents in tho City of Chicago
HIS, to procure Advertisements and Sub
Scorpions.
eSS- Messrs Horace A. Shaw, & Co., 81 Park
Row, Il l45 Nassau ST., New York, are our
authorised agents in New York City to pro-
~ subscriptions and advertisements.
n6y-MessrsS s. NJ. pETTENGIL & Co, No.
Park Row, New York, & State St. Boston
are our Agents for the 1omd Transcript, in
those cities, and arc authorized to take Adver-
tiscmtn1 sand Subscriptions for rs at our
Lowest Rates.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-04-02
Two Prizes Captured.
Baltimore, Marcel

The revenue steamer Reliance arriv-
ed to-day, towing two prizes captu' ed
while attempting to goto Virginia. They
had aboard large rebel mail, file Of
late Richmond papers, and = large
amount Of Confederate bonds, Virgins
bank notes, medicines, ETC.. intended
for Richmond.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-04-02

Mr. Er. TOR.
As Mr.. "One ofthc Board" has kindly
responded to ny article OF Feb. 18th,
snd answered my questions, relating 10
his opposition to the "Mason isesoln
tion,' it ecvolves upon me to examine
his objections, and reply thereto.
He says; 1T (the resolution) was out
Of place because we were not sent there
to discuss and act upon political qucs.
ii ms"
The resolution made no reference to
politics whatever. The word politics
and its derivatives arc not TO be found
in it, neither did Mr.. Mason take 10.
litical view Of it thc proclamation) in
his preliminary remarks when he intro
duccd the resolution; bat only spoke
Of it az q measure that would affect
every member Of this great Republic,
and rs he well knew that the "rrocia.
nation, was issued "A "war mes.
sure" it - but reasonable to snppdle
tina: bad he intended to view il in auy
other light, he would have made it
known; therefore the opposition must
have put a forced construction upon
the language used and as the Procla
nation is "war measure" and not a
"political measure" it was eminen,lv
proper that the Board should express
its approval Of it, more especially as
the Board is called upon to make hea, y
expenditures to carry on the war. The
board has been in the habit Of expires.
sing its opinion to the "highcr powers
upon matters that effect It's finance.
1.-THE wording was Objectionable be-
cause it told an untruth" 1.-THE word.
ing was Objectionable, he could easily
have moved to strike out the objection
able part, which certainly would have
shown better face, and greater Lcgis.
lative ability than rs It now stands.
1T told an untruth" says Mr.. One 0!
the Board, because it said in effect,
that the proclamation looked to the re.
construction Of the Union upon diff
fcrent basis from the old. And he says
farther "that the Union must be restored
as it was" &c.
Now sir, Mr.. o. T. b. will you be 50
kind as to define "the Union as it was',
in order that we may determine wheth.
the "rcsolution told an nntruth" or not
and will you please give US an expose
ofthc principles Of the ::ahslitionists, 81
Your remarks implied that it (,he rcso
luton was an abolition production, and
Unreasonable" in spirit?
hear Democrats Of the "Copper.
head" stripe curse the Abolitionists 81
the originators Of the)war, and rail n
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-04-02

N0Del 0Omplo1ou0 oD0 RoOoI
Prices.
The Jackson (Miss) appeal says:
''t'rom all accounts that reach Is, We
arc led to the ccnslssion, that ere .
great while Gen. Bragg will be forced
either to engage kosccrals in battle or
81 lack upon Chattanooga. The
country would deplore shs, necessi,J
which may force him y ths Aslq,siqn IT
the latter alternative. III. All jrpor-
tant that we continue u hold Middle
Tennessee and North Alabama, u,lscr-
wise we shall find ourselves III a,raigh.-
cned circumstances for army suppIies
another year hence.
1.-The Federals are devastating tho
country MS they advance, rendering it
impossible for the farmers to rails > crop
this season; and to blot out Middle
Tennessee, Kentucky, North Alaban,~
and North Mississippi, from the ,prosluc.
ing sections 81 The Cnnfederncy would
be more seriously felt than the 10 of
Richmond, Charleston, Savanah or
vicksburg. It would prove long step
in the direction OF our snIjugation by
starvation"
The Richmond correspondent 81 to
Mobile Advertis:r, writing on Feb. 22l
says:
Liquor is sold openly in the city
now, and is productive of a vast amount
Of crime. At every bar hangs paper
upon which is printed, .Block, de, seven
Iy.tive cents A small wine glass full
is measured on. for one blockade
The nnmbcr Of deus whore the vile
Of applc-bran:y j. sold is astonishing.
have heard Of no repeal Of the liqnor
Law, AMI presume the police nv nc
consent. have slackcned their vigilance.
Drunken men are daily seen in tho
streets, mlny Of them dressed in tho
uniform Of Confederate nfir. RI; an I
the Mayors Court shows \ sad record
of the increased number Of whisky
shops Tho new Richmond theatre j.
infested with drunken officcrs."
! The Ec,n,;ner Of the 18th also saws
thu y have, from al their armies, CRAFTY.
accounts" of their condition, hut:
The only poin, upon which there j.
room for apprehension, il that our
forces may be forced by want ct fond
for men and horses to sclinqaiSh tho
strongholls from which tho enemy
could never dislodge them, and that
this is grave and pressing danger wc
have many tears TOR believing.
1T is a fact well known 10 The. encmv
~ to ourselves, that III the country in
the vicinity Of our armies has long heon
stripped Of its provisions and forage,
and that these armies depend TOR their
existence and maintenance Il their
present positions, upon the railroads"
And further -.
"TIe railroad. Of thir STATE pre- on
the poin. Of giving ont. aThey~hale De.
creased their speed to''ten smata an
honr, ~ maximum rate, and are carry.
ing twenty-five TO fifty per cent Ices ton
mage than formerly. This change in
their rate Of speed and quantity Of
freight, has beon made through necessi-
". The wood work OF the road has
rottcd and tho machinery has worn out
and owing to the stringent enforcement
Of the conscrip,icn law ~ TO railroad
employees, the companies have not
been able, with all their efforts, to sup
ply either tho one or the other.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-04-02

@ The total receipts Of coffee in
the United States for the year ending
December 81, 1862, were es,65s,l0l
lbs., against a consumption in 1861 Of
ls7.o45,7so TBS, being q decrease Of
o8,555,s75 lbs, or over 50 per GEN..
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-04-02
New Advertisements.
GOOD NEW -

wish to let my customers, and others knew
that ha 70 received my now Spring and SUM
mer sto OK Of Millinery goods, consi sting Of
lsonnets, Hats, shakers and oil in the line Of
Millinery Goods.
vanl6w4 Mss =. \. Naeh.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1863-12-19

pe icrniee Cuff l6leupetn1. DIR eritt 'euIte
eins Obnt b~siOunsrs anfrs9uns rcrttsr. Stsi
oter fhriQtsn pie @lrden fur zen Derry, cen
sntThttbenoen Nsttt. tt. Die trttBt8 t~oReurrt'
rerreu 0fsrot rurctn aus tRrsn Strl6td8En ss'
fIbrt uup in 6roEt res rsrcern Steness" rec
utpirt, ~sranntutrt un0 balGRetrt. Die 0netltE.
baren Ienl&snmaGen urnssr murmsIitn Sumpf,
70 rts Gle ipaauenos StGe hur Ets cnrh ttTsn
ISSmoutI6rn Sttrm BON E5ntr lstie untertro.
den MARI. Die BettmSnarr untsn b~r6rstsn
F6 I6pissno bur& Die Waftn, um NOD 10 StsI
Barren tuts rtSsLt& fur btrie,USer isns &arte .bts
6e,arbsfp:tls ~ btI&nit6ttr. Die f~sEStsrR,
.beuasftdtsn Sddeu Der SOdfss sGdn3ten INIT
ben FuutfIuoen 8idtn Der brst6ts ptrrbttntssn
guncurrsnttn uur pie @ette tn .braIteR 2t&ts
Der WdifOnne. Wtt pttIrr Ilabe rourttn fs
am @rsnpfubIs snttGus In Rrb 'unS @tttN sc.
tra&t unS nnf elm 5st&en tDsseInfsn.
sic trdhsn lIoe, dber init etnsm nfoIften
anlase," 70 fu6 Fs ,u etneut uslrn %3uridssrl-
fen Ipurben. Gnott& fbCEen fe nus, FOstn he
Genaaefrtdt, taum Den Soaen 6sribrenb, ptit
btnauf bic 56tr Der 9aSu, bic fd tn bic 5erne
serlor. Quf Dem HIdeu bee 5issIs rGren IT,
fur etusn @ussnblid BON 6uen ben uu3StItsen
S&Quren gu 1.btn, bic ouf BsiOsn Setten tU6tsu,
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6dter, GtGden, Sal&sntl& erE, 3ettuuse-Stl.
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men Yfuupeu, bic in steier Ilinute tbse 8sFsrr
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SADIE bats, 6urrsst !! 8tuus &appe ertOIt f& /!
Umpire (ras pfsr0 Ger amsritauti&eu YartetJ.
sslatassn! guptsss rrrIor'n! 2tUrmanbp,
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MINT /! 6urrtst fur 9bOrmdutp! RerrY -.
:@srry = @trrY - 0trrp /! 9urres9!&
=.- (SHlus fclst)
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1863-12-19
(5crtiseunq Ter lNen Selts)

0os III. 50, lsstse B6rs, iagts aIfrss mil
eunpfer Gttr,nt uu0 i'd CLAUDE 96asn cs'
ryDbI Id ntd! ,u srretbsr etrma6, rsI@sut On.
81 Id lrstrs Eeettun8 5u ransst cate. Gle
9nb cs nitt, ID ftts - eiE, gle t'TntsH IS
ntht Ielu. &atr ID tperre &c jar aufsaSt mst'
nee Gttsns MAIDEN, t9n 3u FErsn = Id tUsTss
t6n Fntsr.. 2ctsn Ste .rcbt. "
alfret sirs tett urS frOfis' q t@teu
pl6blt& Iu Cts stWcrotn' .*...
C6orftsuns fbIst( a.,
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1863-12-19
Cine NrDcIdtmattDu
Ses., @ouSerneurs ron Sirgintsn.

Du bur& bsu 1ue BON Sobm Stb6pE, Gsa7 eiRs
8asaRt ia Der 9snerGL&hsmb!v dieter commonwealth
e~inastrttsu III, u6nIt6 I'M 23ifsu SsratDrsO tfrtct, bette
b.nb axs ben GouNtiss StaHcro, Ring Gsurse ure SriRct
@taiam rts5oI6 To ttsTtttt ~psrerene, Dap am 9aortas,
ben 2Ifsn Sag bss esseuDaisiSeR @,onats. cine RsGwobI
In obiaen. Counties IfaftFa6su lsQ. UNI Die bt(e9te SaeanG
aussufiGsa unS bic StsrtTs Str otsu %srtoaSnlta Gour-
tics Stafford, Ring 9tcrse une 9rtuss SBtltam peree7
hiernltt aufssfoTpert, an pkep n6Str beSetGnstsn Gage eine
RtupdbE IN iSrea stfSetistu Gppaiiss ~ pei anitalttn.
-, @saGbeR uutrr r1tiRr 5aub unn unttI DEM
9.S. I Siestt Sisisr GomnoniDeals ~ Rt3mono am
l-~C 5ttR ESss bee RoEats DeeuStr u, p, 1858
SOtn att&tr.
Our BIN @ousgrueurs .4.,
0t0tse ID. @unfsESy ~
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-. @sorSt8 u: @uutUr6,
: 80. " St1dts~ SeuEt&r.

.8u-aufUn pures in stars- Carolina 9sSsrtn un6 St>
b5Et Ium men 8csimeut stpro.GoroliRa Gapalsris ert III
etrre 80 Sabre olt, IeSs Su6 bod, BAT sslss paar, 6eltn
G.iut, bloue &usen unb ktabIcreea $!rEbart.
B IL tam 8 1T pou rrbuftrr Stitur, bar ourtles pddr
unS Sirto Guetu, unb BAT etn. etluRoe 0etttsfarbe etr-
'ltI6s III rtpa fluff 6us d&t 3ol bod, wtsst :irea 100 Yfurp
uRb 1T stra % Sabre alt. CT sst6ri iu @ompaSnls q,
24A.s pa. .Sufdnteri. Rtstmspt, &eupsr,s Srtsoet. Va
ptr6 S~ermutbst, sds :er auf Dem Nsess rah lttntrt 8e3t
ment Gtt. -. 49,. 49,. r. .
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1863-12-19
p~ruslamation sss @euussnsnEs een 9tsatntsn.
(9tlus fulst.) }.

.. Der GututiY. 9sb0ro: III Ole gia8rI6t juetsanstr, eas
9isbta6D ~aHssEIaat, uuG G1riHe G. BtLItams,
mtaen 1irres ptruTlbtitt, aus Dem 9sfdnsnib U0R SlcpS
County suttOmutn iuo, une icar 6srsulor in Der 3a6:
pom 5ttR October, uu6 Wiutams in Der Na6t pom 26ftsr
Sctp6er, unb no Jest lrf frsi.m 8aee bsfussu, iresbaIb
id. Sitrmit .irs 9tlptHurs por GtrbuHosrt Dollars cer>
ieni9.n 9sloR po.r 9tvic1eu dusisSt, peEGe ben ~beiastsn
TurIuIpn NIB @tliaais ~osrbefIen uno in e1S 9efaa9nie
BON RIoso Gounts ~aSI;tf.rp, rotr cine 'gsltbnuas SOn +
5uuf;t4 Dollars FIR biz 9srbofuus unt @blieferur3 zines
~6sritlbia puh 10 fUroevs biermit ftrneI ale Civil une
@Rilttdr. StaEtt pieisr GoAr 91rsrdltb aVf. uno trlutt Die
SIrser .berftlbsu I'M &usemeineu, tbr RSBli2ftrS auf;U-
kRten, Jim ben beIastsR Gursuipn uue BHtauts 81 YER
batsR unp Iur ssleSIit:u Steft W brtnssR.
f-r @eSeben uater rnstncr pnuo ais U9roerHtul
Sc. uuS unter eez Stesel bieitr Commercially ~
t~( Ri5moRS ant 4tsu Rrptu6r 1863.
~. '- Soon .Gtt6er.
Sur ben NUuo,rReur:
+ ~ @r0rSs u: @uufUro,
StaatS~StcIEtSr. -:
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A8u1bimQtOm Wartem.

= DEt ditch TreurbeR titfes 9srsnfeunesklates feptt
BEN bsutf@en Dnbtifaui Gbtrtappt DIE trtbeRht NntrtgG,
tbl6 bz 6ltefe 8fr9nfspnstpIae Der 9eai9ea &tdnppbe
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bic btRet @Ein9g Gi9nbfE, BteT uNhtt6RRint GlHl9theEn
.eThailtn fana. 8fI GtetftH GneR. 9Ft nib ~ enetaecgst
fttn, unb wsEben Danes barauf aufmertiam 9enatk hob
I'm DafBuotn 0nrfenaeiR HctHerT Raff Gbpelk Min hpb
sbat nan b1fttat fnlWna6nB mtEa ~ &tf etNEn
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Gin Grip, WoSir6 Ger 9oussrrsur ousoriFrt
,rirO, zruppcu sur 8ertSetNisuns . :steatsS
.duf3u6itten. :
Ddfirt AM 2sRsa sept,ub,r 1857


Sei - SsI&IsGEn our4 Die g.asrat GGtnnSIS Dag
Der 9puSrurur Stsfsr Gouinpnp.aItb bterbuv6 d~utpritrt
in, fur Gen 9teut 6ts Staatss III irgenb eirer 3ett, ure
SnoT ispesmgl einsn 5sih aupt Son lehTts Sassn ut6f lber.
frisrnb, 70 eitI 1rsiiptaiSs sanfjabittsu, ale EutRpsu6ig
FA6, tlasu fttnblj6sa auSriT iuruflufperfen uno es Bur
tT btf q Sidatss gu fHdsSn penn Il mad lttner Int9t
Gin fpl@r Sdrut ale ntflDsn6ts srabttt tpttbt uue Die
feibtn 10 tsfh ais rh6SIt4 gu pTsaaitrenftu 6erafnen ur6
in ~ssaisutn. 4etnt G~Sutpaenie tfa iuptu bisisn 9sfts
satl6t ntreeni bic u r~ntnbtifeas gArsteis @ann 5akn,
hnts gSnted9nittn pom lpeniseTa ais finfiig A1aRp Isaep
etnei EaSifaM, tiReR RbEEs Hn6 EHheR Inter 2ieutsnlnt
Hatkn u Gi6etsa BtJitsunssa fpasa bic stssundrttseu
IiEn 0efeet IN &HreubuRg tpmnlen, 70 wstt Der 8cuSers
Aeuf fplde fur 6npeAbtar kft / BprausagfsbE bab bitfes
5OgfB MET 10 ou4stIsst psrcsl 9nG. ras gsupdsEeeu, Die
nAigT benz en- 14rn &lai 1858 p6Gtrtsn 9tlcbe, bic YH>
sSuaae etRtr 6eIte; 0uarb bstrefta6, tH ale IoI@e sebtI>
BET 6abeu, Stas pie befrRSere 4Giupjltsuns 6erf.IbeR pi6t
ne ddet6gsrafGr wer6Sa f0nner.
GfiuH pfe 6efeten6eR SrsanifatiDntR aufrt9t erSatIn
nAh beipafneu. aue9fn0nmtH bic fur Scue Defence unb
2sFalbituft aAb swas fppeti ats u6sliS, arS lou bsfut
4~1ieeemtatiet me9en bra Rptbptnh:sen Baftnr WunttiSr
anb Ansgnftnns eiHfempRGn. sa&&
q lpa fstntr fr bic Sttanntna&uns McfsS geftses
rad feRsm 9igsneH GrrnefeH Gplsg traeea.
Gfas6 0tes fsH pon tinet 9aGFF1ns, an Ia 8raft fem.
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EXPERIMENTATION See @eubsrhenrs son gtratnisn.

81 sDabui&S BE RtHanatieRsop WttIt4m q. pkttra
80 fFht9en GenatSFS Ste tftaa Observation-Disclosures bes
s. Ar1g6pn6be ben GsanfitS Gnpfft, BgtEl BofttrstsR uHb
tpf1tH (auba gp1Ix, etnk 8atdnf tn her &sprdlsnt6s
lkg %fgmtl9 NdHgpmHtane6ttt ~etnsetrss
hlif$ n SREAHtt4eF gOcnytrnenr be-,
"a 1rdntRsbte 8f1f4 hdt tffeHG puniea auf.
rs = n sepnatte q StGl aIttR, nm ste obea
m&bak 8feDk3W SAafe Gnbiufft9nn,
--a neffe1 rfR laHG anb ne OeuNetHeR
! GEt ttltr GSumplptaItt
I4043D 1858 NIB tn IS.
f1r.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1863-12-19

Or. Stdtr ptrb ale 5 Su5 8 4pG BOD ssEdtIbnt, Sat
sraxreS Don Der StirI mad btrten setamrlte9 6aar uab
etrs SUbs iSttta; erciR 8serdats ItH bon ftRsr $aH1ns
I ssiFtttE feiHs SA nv ttssa ,S stsss SSFi e u
Ren6s Sttrtre tT battfnt 6IaGe 9rit1tefarbs, lanssS uhb
fat fSmdtes BeF4t, srsst &nsen, Atret Sarbs Ettt Be
Ran S6Itt e. fur rassItS bo5 e. nit ttasestt Stanla sfaszt
Don sinem 6u8s ~ssSostr.a Buggy e~nitUtnattn 10, bG ttne
%unbstnrat: Grar mt tiusu fot4tn 9uesp u1b @ferb ft&
cine taI6e WttiIe soni Spu,thaas ertfernt am pUrbsrsebene
ben Sage arfseSaIten Sat, aastbIi6 in Der abf1t GoIb
uno SiIber pon cen RessIE aIfIuteufeu. utb bic felt &uS
6trs 6Iu6f etei6faus euf1manbsn III.
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0tStse B. @.unfsr6t
?. . StantssS ttretir.
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Orr @retHtip-4 90 bSsoei it Ole Ra6r&t SHsssaussn, bab
Dr. B N. 9. RaEsT I4esr beS Satt1sTrattS, YsprbS
ure anSerer BtrtrtHsn ~aasttInsk lit IN Der 8eht5 2prt
lsttu b. N. aus benz GtfinSntB son, Yitislsattta GeuHt9
en!ptStn 1T unS f4 tset aaf frtisu Suse b.tA6st, pes>
ttIt is 6irru1it cine 8tttSnuns 'o6n 6~iAfbun6tTt'
DGIIats ~Stritnietg; 9ttOr cSer gsrloRtn auslsSt, bic
ZEN tefdstet gDu. 3. Etaats lur Ssft bTtnBsg uHe y baS
fetntr die tstI+ nab %iGs6rsSsamisn rbttfts &pnfrtpn~
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Gates and Chowan but no main body Of rebels were met
with.
THE RECEPTION OF OUR TnooPs-IHm MARCH AND RI I'M
BARKAuoN.
The people were, as general thing, much pleased WIN
the presence OF the Union troops. strong Unsn feeng
has at all times prevailed In that section: While Col
Mix with force passed overland the feet, which had
been left behind at Elizabeth City, steamed round 70
Edenton about seventy five miles distant from tho for
mer place. where 1t was met Thursday night BY our
troops who down for that point as per previous
arrangement The troops rs-embarked at Edenton short
ly after their arrival there, and set sail for Newbern
reaching here on Saturday and Sunday following.
AGRICULTURAL.
The section OF country passed through Is the most high
ly cultivated North Carolina. The corn crop Is very
large Notwithstanding negro labor is scarce in conse
quence most Of the slaves having been run en- to pre-
vent them from getting within the Union lines. large
majority OF the people met with claim to be in favor OF
old Unon dsclare that they prefer death TO rebel
conscripton
GENERAL VESSELS.
Large numbers OF refugees escape daily TO Plymouth,
the headquarters Brigadier General Vessels Union
this State to avoid the rebel conscrpt gangs
Many came in with Copnel Mix's expedition TO Newbern
for the purpose Uf the refugees escaped 10 Ply
mouth quite number have already enlisted In the Second
regiment North Carolina Union Volunteers which Is there
forming.
The New York herald., 1863-10-30

Mills, rading In fine STYLE but meeting with no force Of
the enemy route At the latter place Junction was
made with proportionate force from Nevth Carolina,
and thus strengthened the little army scented and secured
the country far and near with success for Dear
Elizabeth City came Unexpectedly upon camp
lurking place Of guorills The nest was broken up
several captures made and those who escaped were dis
persed In all directions. believe that but five were
captured the rest escaping By reason Of their urprece
dented display Of agiisy.
Opportunities FOR OFFICERS.
Officers 6nd In thcse raids msny opportunities for the
display Of abilities which otherwise might lie dormant
beneath the weight Of inferior rank II is fact worthy
OF notice that OF late there seems to have been rew
policy nauGurated IN the management OF these Affairs by
alternating the commanders. THIS gives each worthy
officer opportunity Of acting for himself untrammclled
by the higher decrees whose wisdom he accustomed
TO lean with blind confidence. Thus freed and thrown
upon his resources commander, his best points
must Inevitably manifest themselves This is tine true
school Of grand commanders
REREL CHANGES.
Information from the front forces gives know
ledge Of the fact that Generals French and wise with
their troops, have been removed respectively from the
Blackwater and the peninsula to more important
point further south General Pickett commands the de-
fences Of Richmond and the which the former
two generals kept surveillance Tho rebel force is repre-
sened eak indeed owing TO the constant drafts
toward Rosecrans and Meade.