davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-18

state Of New York. and you might nnd dncul,y In 10
sugurating your candidate.
nr. Huraxs took ,hesnoor ~ the conclusion Of Mr..
Fields remarks.
Tho Clmk ruled that no debate was In order A. the
special order before the House.
Mr. Fgips desired 70 know what the special order
bcsor1 the House. The question on the correction
o. the journal and nothing could BE- done until tho qes
ton was settled
Mr.. Hrrcnss again rose speak and In the course
his remarks assaulted Mr.. CailIcott with much sovoriy
and vDdcated the course OF the democratic members
this floor.
Mr. FrDs again took tho floor upon the concluHIon a
Mr. Huchins spcech, and during his remarks asserted
that before Mr. Cacott could DO elected the dem
members were prepared 70 produce sfndsvts showing
that COMMITTEES OF investigation ought 20 be raised n
quire into the honesty aud INTEGRITY OF tho member the
republican momberE sought 20 place IN tho Speakers
chair TO shed IRON his mr. Caicoirs) place corruption
over ths whole body.
THKxs s'Cforx, Pm
Mr. Hur,xrH again rose 20 speak reviewing tho history
OF the democratic party and its 10 tho untry
aud dncus.iDg national topics length amidst loud and
enthusiastic applause from The galleries and tho lobes
Alter speaking for nearly hour, with prospect VI
bers 70 svc way for motion ADJOURN until Wednesday
evening, st seven O'Clock.
nv. HufcHns accedsd 10 the request
Antdst much excitement aod copsison Mr. Bsxis, re.
publican tosk the noor and said he warned tho demo
cratic fsnber not To suppose that the Eepubcan1 gave
way because they were Illuminated by threats The
waves might fancy they moved the rock but thu
remained unshasen For the purpose further deibs
ration he moved that the Assembly adjourn until ed
ne day evening, ~ seven o'cock
The motion prevailed, and The Assembly sdiournef.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-18

General Cook, from New York. arrived bers this morn
ing
Tho steamboat Thomas A. Morgan broogh, 10 from
Yorktown to-day . rebel cavairymsn, who came into
the federal lines and gave himself up. He Gays he d.
serted from STARTS esrsiry
IRE broke out ~ ton ostcs last night sA street
10 Portsmouth, Va The wind blowing freshly a tb~
time before the flames could DO got under come air
o. seven dwellings were consumed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-18

From the Boston Traveller, Jan. 10.
letter has been received In this city this morning
direct from Fevbern, bringing the very latest inte
gcnoe from that point The letter u dated last Saturday
morning. January i0sevsrai days later than any pre-
viousiy received. Tho regular mails were 10 he inter
dicted for short Time and everything indicated heavy
movement In direction The feet of iron clAds
laying In sight, and siege guns medium artillery. shells
and nxed ammunition were being put into " sis Ia
large Quantities. Our troops were generally good
health
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-18

BgS. wApz sonfsArsD ros rNsrHD srATss sxsAros.
cIrasss. Qil9, Jss, AZ, 1867.
The Republicans Ssi 10 caucus Al toisnsss, vhs. nd
nosn,aalod Bc8. ws6s for tinted sst0 ssna,se ne
fs.t Nall
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-18

30 csoicK rsr 90 A UNITED HArEs sssAron.
sss frAvus.o, Jan. 10, Iee3
-Four ballots cast Ia the California LsgsA.
this evening for Cnfsd states Senator but cboss
va. made
Tho last ballot ttooi 40 foiIo~r-
rbeif~ ......... ........<0 connsss.
Fsygcant. shssisr. ............... I
motion Then made TO ADJOURN usti Tuesday tss
goth irss.. whsh carried The hi-ras q NJ. vssps
al tay.ssg the motiya.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-18

Large FiSs "a beaver Da@, Wsssessfa.
rsAvu pAs, VIZ, Jas. ~ isss.
6rs last bignt. ~plh otsins,sd In nssoee's srcssry
store consumed sevsg'scn stores and t~o dwellings On
tbs block D~s on tt- buildings eli 600. Les oa
tho ssocss IA tho stores Ac No, pet ascsrtsiss1
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-18
The Court or Appeals.

twelve O'Clock noon.
Day calendar Tor tuesday January eo-Sos as ~, 70,
II, -, rs. IL, -, 81 and ".
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-18
,V, ds,otsr p''ff~
" frs. cOrpo,aoa Of no cry q ss~ Yors,


VIII sy ba., FIVE Cgsrs 10 sansn, fsss..
~h.n pssssntsd M sums cf oss o. more dollsrs
X. bwsy A. MULLER
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-18
Additional PSrsiesiars.

CAiso, H.. Jan. IL, 1853.
The ram s'orn 'sfi Arkansas Post on Monday and Or
rived here to-day.
she confirms The capture of that place.
Ths attack was made on Friday evening sy the gun
boats.
The land force dsbarksd two miles below and marched
70 The Of the rebel fortncalssns and toos than
Two miles below the main fort the rebels bsd sr~c,sa
sarthworss. which were shslisd by our suaposts
Tbs rcbss replied 70 the Ore doing some damage 10 IN.
grnssais
Iares balls entered The portfolios Of the Lsrasoo. s
lag four
The main fort, whsh Is represented ~ very s,roor
ssusndsred on Sunday.
The omcss of The Storm say that sr rebel regiments
captured In the carsbvorks At daylight Monday
Two Texas regiments Who reinforce the plsoe'
Being ignorant that had surrendered were slso can
Nurss.
Nearly oil Ne taken BY the rebels from The
Oses.sv nss Wing some days since vas recspsured.
Arssssnoissssos whsh ssst up The river had sos
gstnrped when The storm lsA-
Oar los % sos - heavy 81 Gre, reported
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1863-06-27
ADMINISTRATIONS NOTICE.

No'ice is hereby given, that letters OF
administration have been granted to the
Undersigned from the clerk ofthe Gascoh-
ade County Court on the estate Of MICHAEL
MEINLAND decd, bearing date May Zotn
All persons indebted to said estate, are
hereby required to make payment mme,
@a'eIy to the undersigned executor II all
persons having claims against SAID estate
10 Present them for allowance within one
Year from the date Of said Letters, or they
may be precluded frcm any benefit Of said
estate, and if such claims are MT presented
within three years from tho date OF saI'
letters, they will be foreucr barred
PETER WEINLAND,
administrator.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1863-06-27
sulcini8e Gi8ent9amsr
Gsemjaun;t, 9Soge, 81. II. 60,
mnnUfattirrnbe
pbarmcttutiiica II. CbemiktE,
9~5itt5Dugn, STA.
SALE OF REAL ESTATE.

Whereas julius AELYENDAIIL, by his GER
tain mortgage deed, dated January 10th
1851, and recorded IN book "N", page $50
and $50 in the office of the Recorder OF
Deeds for the county Of GasconQde, state
of Missouri, did convey to the Gasconade
Saving Fund Association in Hermann,
county and state aforesaid, the following
described Real Estate, situated IN the
county ofGasconade and state OF missouri,
that is to say: Block Number l and Num-
Der . on West Fourteenth street, and also
Block No. l on West Fifteenth street,
within the corporation Of the town OF Her
mann. in trust however to secure the pay
ment of his certain prOmissory note OF
-Four hundred dollars ~($400.OO), described
in said mortgage decd, and whereas sad
note has become due and payable, and re-
main unpaid, E,
Now, therefore, I, Philip Schneider,
president of said Association, in accordance
With the trems and conditions Of said mort
~aoe deed, will on the Sth day ofJuiy iooj
Between the hours Of o'clock IN the iofe,
noon and ) o'clock in the afternoon otthai
dov nrocced to sell the above described
Real Estate, at the courthouse door IN the
Town of Uelmahn, Gasconade county anc
State of Missouri, at public sale to th'
HIGHEST bidder for cash In hand, TO SATISFY
said mortgage and the expenses theT REQ
PHILIP SCHNEIDER,
President of the Gasconade Saving
Fund Association.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1863-06-27
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE..

Notice is hereby given, that letters OF
administration have been granted to the IN
dersigned from the clerk ofthe Gasconade
County Court on the estate Of GEO. BAXTER
decd, bearing date May 4th 1863.
All persons indebted to said estate, are
hereby required to make payment immedi-
Ptcly to the undersigned administrator, and
all persons having claims against said estate
to present them for allowance within one
year from the date of said letters, or they
nay be preciuded from any benefit ofsaid
estate, and ifsuch claims are not presented
within three years from the date Of said
letters, they Will be forever barred.
RICHARD BAXTER,
administrator.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1863-06-27
Ayers Cathartic Pills.
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that letters of
administration have been granted to me
from the clerk Of the Gascon AIDE County
Court on the estate of CHR1soPH GEIGER
deed, bearing date June Sth 1863.
All persons indebted to said=estate, are
hereby required to make Immediately pay
ment to the undersigned Administrative
and all persons, having claims against said
estate, to present them for allowance pro
perly authenticated within one year from
the date of said letters, or they will be pre-.
cluded from any benefit of said estate, ano
if such claims are not presented within
three years, they will be forever barred.
SALOME GEIGER,
administrators.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1863-06-27
ADMINISTRATIONS NOTICE.

Notice Is hereby given that letters of ad
mnistration have been granted to the under
signed from the G%asconade County, Court in
session on the estate of ANsEL SATTERFIELD
decd, bearing date June 9th 1868.
All persons Indebted to said estate are herel
by required tomake Immediately payment to
the undersigned administrator and all per-
sons, having claims against said estate, to
exhibit them properly authenticated for al
IowaLce within one year from the date of
said letters or the may beprecluded from
any benefit, and if such claims are not pre-
scented within three years from the date OF
said letters, they will be forever barred.
JOHN SATTERFIELD,
administrator.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1863-06-27
@torcs0r0Tmum9

Or llntsrei6rrte erIaHtt %, einen, s%'t4Ft',
sn,nseissn, pas cr i'm saHis rts 9,rrn g; as .as,
srsifart bat. Sr miro la t%sitrtRsn, Fure quite
SSnn. NM. tiQiae Vrsiie, iuris rur8 anim'rts
iams ssritnuns RE @uut mtin'r mid nit 'tIsm
: Srtr,nsn hrrErsursn Sunren gu srwsrtsn. G1S
am SPAR. gfous kctrieten. 9uge mn Mretmaos
r psnla SID; 'iia' nit Fem store in S'rttnsuns g.
itst. guttsr, Ger II. pSl. rsrrea 8sst" @nstaGl@ a.
ron etcrtscrrs anssncmmsn. 3a ;aS'g''9''n
o"F'" Senr, 8, 9tdmanm
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1863-06-27

800 sdtr SCOTLAND in Marics County, nit
rsi6tnltissm 6cl;tsltauc, netit itTnen @eirplieen,
r'Hsn s ELDER III 6ente, fsrnsr ,in ntn:5 Saus,
"A lei l6 SUP, Acknowledgements, III Sa6 unp
6a6, iins tiQig III yertauirn. 3ns gano 1T mad
Nusin9s ter9tautgnsiscr MGnner ietr tupisrz uns
.iisntaltig, oth 1T IS tsrejt5 ~tfsilweiit nit it0
nen Stlttdumeu f~eflanjt.
Nlttrt Nu5tHnit ert9tilt fjcriter 9srr gluppli
S6(enGsr.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1863-06-27
STATE CT MISSOURI,O
County of Gasconade.
IL the Gasconade County Court,
Nav term 1868.

OSNAAN ~
II the Gasconade County Court,
May term 1868.
Now at this day comes JAMES McCAMANT,
administrator of the estate of
THOMAS L.. Powell deceased,
and files his petition praying for the sale of
so much of the real estate of said deceased,
as will be sufficient to pay the debts OF said
estate, which petition being accompanied by
a statement Of the situation of said estate,
veryfied by the affidavit of said admlnlstra-
tor. by which it appears that there be not
sufficient assets in his hands to pay said debts.
Therefore it is ordered by the COURT, that
all persons interested in said estate be mott
fed, that unless good cause TO the contrary
be shown at the next term of this court, to
be held and began on the second Monday of
August next at the courthouse in Herman,
an order will be made for the sale of SO much
of the real estate of said deceased, as will
be sufficient to pay said debts. And 1t is
further ordered that a copy of this order bs
published for four weeks in some newspaper
printed in this county.
A true copy attest
JAMES ARROTF,
Clerk.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1863-06-27

Ter ll~nter,ei6nsts it rura 9'rausnatnis '!nss
9. ct. Qiccnj bsrtHti9t, anttirnfn Ill r's,tm u".
rem onarensnpsn Counties atsubaItfn. S0su :"
dh teIfrns unt.r 3uiitsrun9 FrriiP'sr u"' ''a''
oer geeienuns snfftsRt. sr,a
3u1lsi4 matt tr narauf nn'rtrtam, sas no!p
ssm ntucn SttutrssisB alss auetirn'tt" OFns I'll
CEN, tsi @traIs ron $50 iIr isNss s'ni'I"s Se'
aeGen strtrtM 1T. tua m:a.
Eu1jrrater.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1863-06-27
STRAY NOTICE.

Taken up by Michael Wcttlin Of Bocut
township in Gasconade County on the Sd
Jay of May 1868, and posted before the
Undersigned on tue 4th ofAIay 1868, bay
SSidlng, about II hands high, aged about
III Years, shOd all round, with q light tail,
10 brands or marks visible, appraised by
y. Rippstein, Martin Weber and Jacob
Eugger at the sum Of 10 dollars.
JOHN B. NICHE,
Justice Of the Peace.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1863-06-27
@ieberbplte MnfDrbernn9 nnb
GrflGrnn0.
Trantlin, Nar, 81. 1868.

Trantltn, War; 81. 1868.
M.in. lauu i,it Ginger 3.it in eisism 8latte
a.mutt. sufcrrnuns sur 8ersinisuns t~tsintr
NuGl1nle Fat Az msinem erfauntt auG gar
nidts e.irutt.t, w.stalb Id mid ~ Der S1tntli'
den Grrflaruns s.swunsm i.tt, ti.mit gu iassn:
raB i'd ZEN @Onat 9Iprtl nod ~istssisst bats. mst'
n,r quTcrs.runs nafiutcmmsn. gu bisism 5p.de
bale ID cine Site 5i SIR. SaeOb Grai in bar
OfTcs ri,I,s glatt,s a~ufs'l.st, an rsl&sm aud
su.nfaaTa. g.lrds. ;a sntri&ten fne. Ct.lsnt-
an ii. - s,rlaum.n, tatsn 20 f& islbt ,nSui6rst-
ZEN, p,nn /. ipdtn isrs Namsn i'm pSoItsSlatt"
"putli,irt i.fsn. 49,,
500 mug i'd %s.msrt.s, raj i'd mid tarslia
ous,rprr eutlia w%unrsrts, ron @irttsn untsrtalb
Grantin unD in @aitinstcn III bSr.n, bag Die
S,rmaun.r itr. garsgiQs bis aui ben Gent Bee
,oblten. @arum nun Elm She'll Der tisFssn
niat, - 0.nj.nis.n s,ssnaS.r. Die liter trartn
uup mid ssrli& s.,ablt,n, Fin Id 20 i6ulSi9, bic
gam.n rtr Hnr.rn t.tannt ~ rtaasn.
6. 8. Gaafsl.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1863-06-27
furniture Manufattorg,
Enthusiastically
gbmbert S German,
5.rmaun, @lp.

Die lntsr,.ianst.n maden sintm rsrslrltasA
Uutlttum spn Start unp 9ans bic an;st9s, Dap
lie cine W5btliabrit an rtis.m Ylass srriGttt eas
fen uuS i,st in Stanr s.lsst inr, eus GOrt:n
WlStel, ais, getf.Q.n, lii6e, e6rdntt, Sdfstss
sults, &ummursn &c. in srUBercn Guantitatm optr
~.in,in ,u ct. Souls Sr.i.a ,u lisi srn. alt
arten getR.a.n, slide &c. fno b%stanots an San'.
gi atnatm. BON s:Gb.r.n Guantitatsn FnNtt
Elm. .ntipr,dmss @rsiserni.srisuns iatt.
qanrtauT.u!. w.ruen IS in i8rsm Snlsr.ils fin'
Rem, Set uns scruiprs&.n, IA mir i9nsa tiat8sre
WrtiI. uns t.H.rt @aar. ufrirsn %tsnnsn, aldf"'
iro.nrwp amber; fue,u. strator, and
6. S%said estate
s. 0eritAiTuone
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1863-06-27
DOCTOR a. OTTO,

smpFttlt fit pem SuEIitum 9.rmanas uns umSss
scnp ais 2trst une Spsratsur.
Experimentation ouer Dirt wirS gang bs~laassrt
Nuimertinmtsit %9.wtpmet.
Odtts: gruntfrabei ssssnstsr son Tissfsin's
pctsl.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1863-06-27
q, nerfaufeu pber Ut nermietben.

Gine tatitt 6arm am @aseonare 9fi.s+, nas'
70; Isr Fiifnfasn griids ecIesen, GO &ttr ent-
E,ltsrr rryrn 10 Qdsr 9~etl1rtss 0utsS 9ottrm-
oan> gdtr nit jumasn s4tinipdm t~epII'Ns'
'.%a aE,tnh,us UNI einem junssn StitSarteT
~ nrtrr h;Gioeu Itrjnaunasn su p%srtauItn Uctr
-, W "rrnittG,n. Gas gatsre 1T ali rr grPsrt'
,tpn rities Slattct gu trira9en'
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1863-06-27
Dr.. u S N.fSSE

Gfe 3. mo S9lIcrltraBe,
at Ieine neue 9prttste Itst ttitsns tin9eri6tct ans
lit tets cinen Gpuatb Ycn Grcauen, Tarbtn,
Gemitalien, T1rttltpfen, Selen, Sarntitz mn
>slG arten, Y%ayiImtriesn, Grtraeten, 9artis r Mpl'
.. - ME cine 9rCbe Nuawafl Yrn 9atsntmeri.i'
> BruNtanrcrn II. /: ~. an 0ans.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1863-06-27
Gtr Undergraduate smpfi.Glt i6 r,m @utIitum
zen 0a9ccnart County ais
Sefemtlitber 9Sptar
uup
Trie0cuSricbter.

Ellie in Srrsenanrte 6a6er rinltlassnre &ui:
trI9e merttu prompt uno tiuis bsipr Ct.
Bur S~equtmlidtcit tInnen etmoiss @uftrsSs In
rcr @pltrITte binterlnlIc n wcrrtn.
Sp9n 9. 8tdt,
Nrtar uni OrieftnsriGttr,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1863-06-27
Snter
gprobnot M laGeS

tti Ter Gallon. peer tsim GaS 1T iu s%srtauTen et
Braus {. 2aaer.
gsfcGuns.n ftnnsn esnaat tpsrrsn auf Der Dice
risfS gtattss.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1863-06-27
9rans Mm. Bueimg,
SeffemtIt6er Mptar,

pFstlt fd ,ur AuSisrtisuns RON 2auisritf.n
Observation-Disclosures, Contractor, Sost.nl6sin.n
unb ~irnltissa In itin GaA sini&lassns.n E-eaaea,
ten.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-09-18
IN MEMORIUM.

At q special melting of Cedar Valley
Lodge No. SO. l. o. G. T., held at their hall
in GAINESVILLE on the 9th of Sept, 1863, called
for the purpose Of paying its last respects to
our late sister, Jane Lewis, the following res
olutions were adopted:
Whereas, 1t has pleased the Advise Creator
Of the universe to remove our sister Jane
Lewis from our midst, therefore
Resolped, That while we mourn her loss as
our loss. her death as our sorrow, we are not
without the cOnsoling assurance, that she
has but been called from an earthly lodge to
temple not made with hands where the
evils we combat and the sin and suffering
shall be no more, but joy and peace reign
fOrevermore.
Resolred, That in sister Lewis death her
relatives and friends have lost what earth can
not give again. We have lost consistent
and active member, and the community has
lost cherished friend and exemplar yet as
she has. gained rest in the Mansion on
High We mourn not as those without hope,
but with proud sadness point to her example
as shining light for other footsteps.
ASs0toe0s iudt III &eSuunoHy Vi OuT ioSs
and in respect to the memory of sister Lewis,
the members Of this lodge wear the usual
badge Of mourning thirty days.
Resolced, That the W. S. be instructed ia
furnish a copy of these resolutions to the
friends Of the deceased, and to the editors oil
the Cedar Falls GAZETTE and Bremen County
PAenir.
ADDiE A. PATTEE, Com.
LOTTIE e. BROWN, J
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-09-18

THE NINTH Iowa CAvALRY.-The Eighth
Cavalry having been filled up, with large
oycrplus for another regiment, authority has
been given the Adjutant General of Iowa to
recruit the Ninth. Madame Rumor says that
Col. TIumbull, the present Assistant Adju
tant General of the State, and formerly Cap.
tain and Lieut.. Colonel of the Sd Infantry is
20 be the Colonel Of this new regiment. If
this be true, it will not only be no more than
an act Of justice to mcritorious officer, but
will reflect much credi: On Governor Kirk
wood Tor making such selection. The Col
one has not only first rate military repu-
tation, but his political principles square with
the demands of the present hour He is an
Englishman by birth, but his services in the
Mexican war and in the present rebellion,
have fully proved that the oath which he has
registered to defend his adopted country has
been splendidy redeemed.
On assuming command Of Co. I. Sd In
fantry, over two years ago, he declared that
the sword which he then drew in the sup
preston of this rebellion, should never be
permanently sheathed until the question OF
slavery could be discussed with the same
freedom and security in the streets Of Charles
ton, South Carolina, as in the city of Lon
uOiI AS d CiSliiidii WI. i HIS Oetu ;Io the
Legislature OF Iowa, and also holds an hon
orabIe rank among his professional brethren as
"a lawyer. At the battleo Of Blue Mills and the
Hatchie his bravery and ability as a com
minder stood out in such prominence as {"
elicit the warlnest admiration of all who wit
messed it.
With such an officer for Colonel Of the
Ninth Iowa Cavalry, is. it a wonder that every
volunteer that wishes to remain in such ali
organization is DESTROYS Of getting into this
regiment? In addition to this, We learn that
Gov. lakewood has determined to off er the
Ninth with none but those who have seen &c.
tive service, and have proved themselves
worthy of command. Under such circum-
stances, we predict that Colonel Trumbul.' =
regiment will be the finest and most efficient
corps that has ever been raised in the State.
Dubuque Times.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-09-18

VIZ have but little news from any quarter
ince our last issue. There was report
hat Fort Moultry had surrendered and that
large part Of James Island had been cap.
ured, but news by last nights mail does not
onfirm the report. ..-
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-09-18
BAN IOWA COPPERHEADS DUPE
IOWA SOLDIERS3 't

Leave the army to mel" said Gen. Tut.
le. to his anxious copperhead friends. He
vas confident of his competency to manage
/ to the consumation Of his purposes. But
he army seems to have word to say about
his. The right of Gen. futile in the prem.
ses is questioned, and the Brigadiers papers
re being examined. The examination, thus
ar, seems to be against the Gen, and
le is likely to be court msrtialed, and drum
ned out Of camp. He could lead the gal.
ant boys in blue up to the walls of Fort Dom
lson, in the face of the enemy's most terrific
ire; but he can never. lead them from their
unconditional Unioni>m to be subservient to
he nefarious purposes of the party of which
,c has consented to be the head in Iowa.
Zen. futile ought to have understood this
rom the first. ...
Leave the army to me-" said the saga
ious Gubernatorial candidate and the first
exhibition Of his strategy in its management
sas the issue of his patriotic letter " to the
,eople of Iowa." He evidently understood
hat other documents than the 9Th Of July
platform, ard the enuncatIons of Mahony.
dutchins, Byington, and such like friends,
would be necessary for army circulation
We give him credit for considering our Iowa
roops body Of unequyocating PATRIOTS
But here the Generals sagacity failed him.
He had voluntarily gone over to the enemy,
and neither the prestage of his name or the
patriotic e,ninations Of his pen could save
him from the odium Of the men he sought
to betray.
Iowa regiments, one after another, are
sending in their denunciatory resolutions of
Gen. futile and his party. which hurl back
with telling force the reflection on :he intel
ligence of our brave Iowa soldiery. The
scheme has failed-Iowa Copperheads can
not dupe Iowa soldiers.-and Gen. futile.
by the proof of election day, may be thor,
oughIy convinced that these men, having
made the severest sacrifices from sense alto
gether Of duty to country, cannot be turned
aside from the supreme idea of the suppress
sion of the Rebellion and the restoration of
he Union, 10 crafty the ambition any man
or party Of men.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-09-18
HANK.

The PRESIDENTS LErTER.-On our first
page this week We give the excellent and
characteristic letter of President Lincoln to the
Springfield Mass Meeting. We consider it
the strongest vindcation of the policy pur-
sued BY the Administration in the conduct
of the War that has yet been made, and as
such We recommend it to the earnest atten-
ton of our readers, especially those who do
not support the war policy Of the Govern.
ment.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-09-18

No DRAFT IN ILLINOIS AND INDIANA.-A
Washington dispatch says that Illinois hav.
ing furnished sixteen hundred and Indiana
eight thousand men in excess over demands
heretofore made, no draft will be ordered in
those States under the present call.