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Orph"ns' co"rt Sale

Bv virtue Of a Piurius Order of the Or
uhans' Court of Cambria County. to me di-
rected | will expose to sale by public ven
due or outcry. at the Court House. IN the
Borough of Ebeusburg. on SATURDAY
the Sd. day Of OCTOBER next. at one
O'Clock. p NJ. the following real estate of
which James Rhey died seized, viz:
A certain peice or parcel Of land-being
part of a larger tract warranted in the name
Of Hugh Clay, situated in Susquehanna
township, Cambria county. adjoining lands
of John ND maid, Benjamin Clifford and
others. beginning at an I'D sugar, thence
south 10 perches to a hemlOck. thence
west l54 perchcs TO a stone pile, thence
north ITO perches to a beech, thence east
l54 perches to the place of beginning. con-
tanning l54 acres and 81 perches be the
same more or less
TERMS OF SALE One third Cf the
purchase money to be paid on confirmation
of the sale one other third in one year
thereafter, with interest, to be secured by
the Judgement Bond and Mortgage of the
purchaser; and the other third to remain a
lien on the premises. the interest on which
sum to be paid annually to Susan Rhey,
widow Of James Riley, deceased, during her
natural lifetime. and at her decease the said
/ one third to be paid to the heirs and legal
/ representatives of the said James Riley. en-
! titled to the same, or their heirs, executors
/ administrators 0r assigns.
| SUSAN riley, Administrators.
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A rC3de Hotel.

l. 36O acres I2s perches and
allowances, of valuable COAL LAND. stu
ate near the Pennsylvania, Railroad. at
Summerhill Station, in Croyle Township,
Cambria county, Pa. About so acres of the
land being cleared, and thefeon erected
dwelling house and barn, and other improve
ments, also an excellent orchard of fruit
trees. The above tract contains and abun-
dance of coal of superior quantity. Ga
drift being opened and will be sold on rea-
sonable terms.
Apply to Poland, jenkins & Co., Balti
more, Nd, or to J. w. StTatton. New York,
city, or to Vim. KittelI, Esq. Attorney at
Law, Ebensburg Pa.
POLAND. JENKINS & co.
J. w. STRATTON,
AprL Is. 1868 If. Owners.
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VILLAIN kiTTELI-, Chairman.
Z. WGVire. 5ohn Smith. John Ferguson.
% NBriia, Thomas N Herman. Wm P
IL, Joseph Cole, Montgoeerr Douglass.
sph Gill. L. L. Dunuegau, John Camp
Ncoae, Berry, Richard Sauderson,
Ham Murray, William kitteli, Thomas
1,ee0, Irwin RUtledge. William M'Kce.
hn \. Barns, James f. Campbell. s
me v.P, Il. SaA>, James M'Coy. Juhu
all, Peter Douzherty. George w. Stalb.
'eph A. Dimond. William M'Gou IN.
'r-e Walters, John M'Colgan, George
l,byrE.
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Dexister and Recorder.

TO THE VOTERS OF CAMBRIA co.
I hereby offer myself to your consldera-
ton. as a candidate for the Office of Regis
ter and Recorder, at the ensuing general
election subject to the decision OF the
ballot box.
ROBERT LITZINGER.
Belsano, Sept. % 1868.
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UNeac hess Notice.

The County Super-
intendant has fixed on Thursday the iSt day
Of October next. as the day for holding the
examination of Scool Teachers, in Summer
hin township. Those wishing 70 apply for
schools will attend at Wilmore at O'Clock
ON said day. They will come provided with
pin, ink and paper BY order of the Board.
Sen' 16 at. PETER SOMERS, Sec'y.
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Ctray Steer.


Came to the residence of the subscriber
in Washington township, one mile north OF
Summitville. Cambria Co., on or about the
Ist of July. 1868. red and white steer,
with hite star on his forehead and the
points Of both ears cut off. He Is three
wears old. The owner is requested to come
forward. prove property, pay charges and
take it away. otherwise it will be disposed
of according to law. WM. GARLAND.
Seu. lG. 1868. .-2t-
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to school Teachers.

The County Superintendent will hold an
examination Of School Teachers, for the sew
eraI schools in Cambria Township, az the
Union School House in Ebensburg, on Sat
nrdav the 26th inst. at O'Clock A. M.
Applicants will come provided with pens,
paper and ink By order of the Board
Sep. 16. 1863-3t. REEFS j. LLOl D.
Secy.
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dmlnistrstOrs Not ce.

l Letters of admin
ration. c'Dn ts2trRentO dHDero. on the cs
.- " John Gillian. late cf jackson town
y, deceased, has been granted TO the ur-
r&mei. living in BlackEe}y towuship.-
pS'uS iRdclFe& U said estate, will
PIE !"rTard and make payment and
.>- tarjug claims against the same vii.
esfnI item properly authenticated for set
.rea'. ROBERT GILLIAN.
Npt. ~ lec">6t. Admir-
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A ssembly.

A ''s"
ToTHE VOTERS OF CAMBRIA co.
hereby offer myself to your considera-
tion as a candidate for the office of AS
SEMBLY. at the ensuing general election,
subject To the decision of the ballot box.
JAMES CARROLL.
Loretto, Aug. &c. 1ss3-7t.'
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Stray Heiff=r-

Stray Reifrer-
Came to the ~esidence Of the subscriber
in Blacklick township, on the 4th of Sep
tcmber. a two year old red heitfer, having
tar mark "n its right hip. The owner Is
r, ,quested to come forward prove property
and it away. otherwise it will be disposed OF
according to law JOS MAhDIS.
Sep. 16. 1868, 3te
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MOT A RUM DRINK!

A HIGHLY CONCENTRATED
VEGETABLE EXTRACT.
A PURE TONIC,
That will relieve the afflicted. and
NOT MAKE DRUNKARDS.
DR.. HOOFLAND'S
GERMAN BITTE ER'S,
Prepared by
DR.. C. NJ. JACKSON,
Philadelphia, Pa,
Will tffectually and most certainly.
Gu Re A l. d Z A E
Arising from a
LIVER,
STOMACH,
OR KIDNEYS.
HOOFLAND'S GERMAN BITTERS
will cure every case Of
Chronic OF Nervous Debility, Disease of the
Kidneys. and Diseases arising from a
Disordered Stomach.
OBSERVE THE FOLLOWING SIMP-
TOMS RESULTING FROM DISOR>
DERS OF THE DIGESTIVE ORGANS:
Consti-
patton. inward
Piles. Fulness or Blood.
to the Head, Acdity of the
Stomach, Nausua, Heartburn,
Disgust for Food, Fulness or
Weight in the Stomach, Sour Eruc-
tations, Sinking or Fluttering at the
Pit of the Stomach. Swimming of the
Head. Hurried and Difficult Breathing,
FIuttering at the Heart, Choking or Suffoca-
ting Sensations when IN a lying posture,
Dimness of Vision, Dcts or Webs be-
fore the Sight, Fever and Dull Pain
in the Head, Deficiency Of Perspi
ration, Yellowness of the Skin *
Eyes, Pain in the Side, Back,
Chest, Limbs, &c. Sudden
Flushes Of Heat, Burn
ing in the Flesh, Con-
stant Imaginings of
Evil and great
Depression o t
Spirits.
UOOFLAND'S GERMAN BTTTERS
VIII give you
STRONG HEALTHY NERVES,
Wll give You
BRISK AND ENERGETIC FEELINGS.
VIII enable Won to
SLEEP WELL,
And VIII positively prevent
YELLOW FEVER. BILIOUS FEVER, &c.
Those Suffering from
BROKEN DOWN AND DELICATE CON
STITUTIONS,
From whatever cause. either IN
MALE OR FEMALE,
Will find in
uOOFLAND'S GERMAN BlTTERS,
A REMEDY
That will restore them to their usual hea tn.
Such has been the case in thousands of in
stances, and a fair trial is but required to
prove the assertion.
From Rer T. Nelcton Broern, d. d Editor
Of the Encyclopedia Of Religious hnotcl~
edge.
Although not disposed to favor or recon- =
mend Patent Medicines in general, through
djstrust of their ingredients and effects, yet
know of no sufficient reasons why a man
may not testify to the benefits he believes
| himsely to have received from any simple
! preparation, in the hope that he may thus
| contribute to the benefit Of others.
l do this the more readily in regard to
! Hollands German Bitters. prepared by DIR.
/ c. NJ. jackson of. this city, because l was
pIeiudced against them for many years.
| ulder the impression that they were chiefly
an alcoholic mixture ! am indebted to my
| friend Robert Shoemaker, Esq, for the re-
moval of this prejudice by proper tests, and
for encouragement 70 try them, when suffer
! ing from great and long continued debility.
! Inc use Ol .llTCe DOjGIcS Ol iuGSc ducts. dL
the beginning of the present year, was fol-
lowed by evident relief, and restoration to a
degree of bodily and mental vigor which
had not felt for six months before. and had
almost despaired of regaining. l therefore
thank God and my friend for directing me to
the use of them. J. NEWTON BROWN.
Philad'a, June %, 1861.
| Diseases of Kidneys and Bladder.
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Diseases of Kidneys and Bladder.
IN YOUNG OR AGED, MALE OR FE-
MALE.
Are speedily removed, and the patient re-
stored to health.
DEL ICATE CHILDREN,
Those suffering from MARASMUS. " asting
away. with scarcely any flesh on their bones,
are cured in very short time one bottle
in such cases, will have a most surprising
effect
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y ). NOON,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
tBENSBURG. CAMBRIA CO.. PA.
',ge one door East of the Post Office.
REQ. Is, lS63.-tf.
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lOntinenGal Hotel.

Adj 5rjns Penna. r. r. Depot,
PITTSBTRGH, PA.
.as IS the most convenient place to stop
as City. Meals served at all hours.--
sUs moderate.
j. H. CLARK & CO, Proprietors.
Nept. 2}rd 1868 If.
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ANern License

'Avern License
To be granted at
: next Argument Court.
isI'y Fritz, Sd Ward. Johustowu Tavern.
lsph Shoemaker. 81 Wa q -
JOSEPH M'DONALD.
ProthonotarY.
'taonotary's Office,
hoens5urg, Sept. I6. 1868.
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ELECTION PROCLAMATION.

Sept. 9. 1863 St.
The sun., 1863-09-02

syvaruse, sept The Union state invention,
which mcsh N weitins Hall To- mono~ morning.
romiss' 20 be an unusualy large ssiherine Among
the prominent men present. and apparently ,stins An
active part n the reparations for orssn,stion. are
ssnstor Morgan. II. J. IA. .mond, Horace Greeley,
Mayor OIdykS, Berstio BAlisId, IL X. Van Dykcau
others
Az aetivs canva1 Il goira m this svenins for the
ofssnifston ~ veil a. in regard TO the candidates
With reference 20 the temporary organization Il 4.
claimed By hsrsioss that pro.ii-i for by the
last state Convention, which sl6.tsd The iolIov m r
Itsoiuiion 90 motion of Nj. MAadsr, Of Oranes
Ccun,y
E.,olr,d, That hereafter the Chsi1nsn of the state
Committee, II present. n not, thea anv rnsnh- z
thereof sbsll call the Convention ord IL nd him
scH ac ~ Chairman thereof for tho more purpose Of
oreauikiDs said Convent ion.
judge Iov, Chairman Of the Com ni,tas heinz
present. the radicals insisted that Ia alone under
Ieso,u,ion, 10 entitled to presidc over tho ten
Horsr. oirnisstion: while ih- other eide contend
tlst the fesou ion 10 OF n, binding force, the last
convection having no poscr to lay dos ruies r tho
Suiosncr OF ts successor. Each I'D. cla rls q ma
lorty of the desss,e. end this question IN .olves
the Character the ptrnanAnt ots.n nxetiou, ite do
eision IL reaid-d ~ of much impotancs. AmonS
tnoss NAMED for Presidcn; are scnstor korgan
Ma>or Opiyhe and judge Foer-, the latter Ia ins
nlenuoAtd 49, oompromIe mar. Ihc advoestss tor
an entire nsv ticket 'e.m tho strongest.
The sun., 1863-09-02
From Europe.
Three Days' Later News.


Hai,td1, s>pt The steamship Africa, from
ousenstovn the ed, has arrived.
The United Ststes Consul At Frankfort had dis
tsysd the Mexican nag. The "ErsoPE" Of that city
sxplAtns that II vas in Of au
~ Which, In case Of the overthrow Of republican su.
shoity In Mexico, President Lincoln would allow
Nexioo TO be represented 10 foreign countries by
ssentsof the Washington sovernment The EuIop~
ssfsss TO the fact th,t in March last Secretary Sew
ssd declared that President Lincoln and bis Csblne,
would never tolerate monarchiesi government In
MEXICO sudlt anticipates an Immediate war u the
Emperor Of France does not coufne himself 20 the
demand for indemnity, and leave Mexico republic.
The ABNr AND NAVY GAzLrrr saw:
Nis gratifying to know ,hs, the Government, 1. no,
blind q the danscr Of difficulties With America, nor
Y indifferent @ the psris OF rrptrr., Which -e
The london ciiosv SAYS that the South may bs
The Confederate loas on the .lst fAusust rallied
o.. per cent, closing at $500.
ths notes II hs throe p,ver 20 RI nc, GortsehahoG
S:n ;hou,and ka'i,n rcsp' hAi been zen, into !hs
s'oo!d snssssr1enu vim them,
Shan9sa, ,Iyis TIA. Ci,y !, quiet The imBe-
Ipsllissnee from japan announce, that the Japan.
SisS sSsn psa 'ss in:smnD as|,nssd :; D, ksnIa.nS.
q. and clo.s tl' J.p.ns.s por,.
Ths To-. o. prop riy by the earthquake 81 Msniils
Naehes 1oVy millions OF dollars.
LArEer VIA auIxrsrow,.
London, svnday, AuJ. 23-The sins ~ Lord
clyde were inferred, With no ponp. The body vas
s7posited In Westminster Abbey.
liverpool tuc Ep,nin9.--Ths of'iesl enrre-
rssIdins Feder. u .rf,r.ncs in the .r.i, With DE
bshAmaA wind, NJ 9Th ie,ter from Earl Russll to
Lord Lyol,, dated July lstt. in which Earl Russell
Wv,, that the Hfilnh Goverumfn' had seen reason
70 hope that the Interference OF the United states
government rorld have been discontinued under
atlOnH from tn. Hritish hut
sneh not beng he cl.e, Earl Ru.sgl instrlets Lord
tyou. 10 si-'esa neih remonsusn 10 the United
ttatcs GoyCrnment
Additional per City Of Louden Mt y. York.
Ror. August le.- The Hoy Bee 10 we'll eontens
si.h the fnipie procn md In MeIicn. and with IN,
sl,e'ion Of the Arch Dute MAMMALIAN 20 Ill the
,hrune, II now, hovevtr, 60 well pea-cd With thr
exclamation Of AAshai forey, cins the de-
ire of the Emperor Napoleon, that, IL ps ble ents
sny Of con otnce ihouli eInt In kexico. People
AZ, .lIeAdy gues inr ~ 10 sho will b. the Nunctc
snt 10 the nes Eupis 10 organize reg lous AnsIrs.
The sun., 1863-09-02

THE GARBAGE TRIaMERs, Coorrns No. ?,
PAHTras Asp PLAsrrssB~ oil held stated nsetinss
last evening at their various places Of render eEvous,
bat transacted no business other thsh the collecting
Of dues, end other routine matters.
TVS Hon. GIDEON WELLKs, Secretary Of the
Nsvy vN 10 town yesterday, and visited the Navy
Yard and the honelsds yards sAlutss we're nrsd In
his honor.
FIRE MARSHAL BAKERS report for the half
yssr endns July la, 1865, says that the number o.
Ares vA l'o the alleged Losses s302,s the insu
RANGES thereon, sl7O,I9e: the amount paid by the
yndervrifers vas s699 on5. The numbrr o, persons
burned 70 desth was ff!ytvo The rpor does not
usxt repost viii embedy thscs fscs.
The sun., 1863-09-02

ne'd the nom n'o - the Peace or ,u,our Democrats
NOT much Interest hss been tskea In the anpa sn by
ne friends Of Nr. Smith. The Democra,. have acted
eihe'tn'ly' and have ,bcrsd snorsotiesy under he
hops ot realizing large ssins. We. 90 far ~
the returns have been received. sve the
vo1 - compared With tha, ef 1850, ~hen tSe
two wing Of the Democracy --ro strongly united
The VOC Of the state white stout $3.50 ie.s th an
In 1850, when Il amounted to ts.;.O We have re-.
turns from 5to~ns, emtrscins sbou. one fourth II
tie state The, ave smith ',:2a and Rcadheld Ani7
The ssne towns In $50 savc Fairbanks tRcpJ s.2,s
and Lake and Harry tD'u s,e6S. siaith's ,na.
lor''y 90 fer 10 2os lie" than that Of rsrbsnk,. Only
t-o towns. - far - beard rom, savc Democratic
nsjortie' We hsve the legislative vote o. - town,
All s'nd Union representatives bait t.o The Senate
VII be unsnimou'y rnion. and 'he three Conres
men also Union. By from 5000 TO so0O m.jor ity for
each.
The sun., 1863-09-02
ISs0 Presideat Lincoln to ainjor GessYsl
Giant

fNYcrrrvy M.~sio~,
wAsiiSoTos. July 18th, lf63.i
70 Mdioy. Gcn>v1l Grant.
Nv DgAn GsSrRAf-I 10 not rmeu,tsr thn you
snd ever met perso aally. write thi, nov as
s,stsfdi acknowledgment for the almost inertma bic
saSviocs rou bave 'ons she country I.i.h to saw
vord further. W hen yo1 first resohed ths vicinity
q vieksbur6. l thought you should do Nh,, vou
onallv dd-mrch the troop- scro~s the neck nun
the batfesieS vih Tho trLnspo., and thus 20 below
ana never bad any Nith, except o general hop.
shat you tnev better than I, that the Ya,oo Pas
srpedirion and the Ike could sucosrd whsp ron
got brlov. and took Port Gibson, Grand GuiI sni
vicinity ! thousht you shorld 80 down III, riv,r
and Join Gen Banks; and when you turned portn
ake. wish nov to mako p.r,ouai srtpovleds
Nsnt that you vero rsh,, and vas wrong
foup very truly,
The sun., 1863-09-02
The COnScriDtS.
The Draft In BROOKLYN,
THIRD DISTRICT.
Fourth Ward.

The drafi In this District vas rcsnmed yystefaav
mcrnins N 10 eelcok. .. the head dquar.ers No $50
washington street. Broohyn. n. ao.d in s,,sn
dane. ~ss much malles than on the previous day
Ate o'cloct. Capt. Gregory anpouncsd that be vss
about 70 proceed With the drsn in the Fourth Ward
The number 81 nance TO he dspos ted Ia the wheel
vH i'S% The euots of The Ward bcirs 100. The
eoumi,e. srponsed 10 count the ballot vers Messrs
VIM. II Van f,runt, Harmon L. Dean.Mr OAKLEY and
Chsrles w. Taylor. The blind man. Mr. winters.
sssin ofheia,sd ct the Wheel and the hfst name
drawn for the Ward VA chn G. Giass. Fulton svs.
nue. corner Of Pearl street. A. half ps II o'eiosk
the drawing for the ward vss completed Patreimsn
Edmund Dysn. of the Sist Precinct. va honcred
With prize, ~ vas alsc Pstrolnan Eduasd Gtsgss
and Sergeant Corne'., of the <ist p scnct.
The sun., 1863-09-02

The drawing vas rerumod ia this dl,tr~,
morning, the 10Th Ward being the frst dra~u
bhios 1900 In rumbsr. we're counted by AID
dine, Supervisor Hazard. eI -A.sembiyman Thou..,
Mr. Samuel Frost. and 81. .Aldsrman Human. ts,
Committee Of the Ward. Captain MADDOX road ibs
usual preliminary notice and requested ths sudiea,,
to W"ervs order. and stated that everything bc,rs
10 readiness ihe dran would nov begin" Th. nun
Der drawn including the Gay per cent vas <s!.
The sun., 1863-09-02

Warrington, Srrt THE bids. crsned ye.,srdav,
sn sn ;applyins 'he Cove with -four, rsneed firm
fon 20 eIS for No. .. and ON 81 TO &C. so for No.
There we're only two bids tor furnishing No i
Gon - eS tn s,.!5. Two tunGrrd and twenty nine
shnnshpd barrels we're offered II va decided 10
tah. ell toor offered At ed - and ander sasuntips
- about 5000 bar, els
The sun., 1863-09-02

Al quarter before l2 O'Clock, the dram Tor the bth
Ward wss commenced. Capt. Gregory save notice
that 40 names 70 bs deposited In the Wheel,
and aSi would 10 drawn out, this being the quota Of
this Ward. The following Committee Wa spp,i,t.d
TO count the ballots Gussve Leo, James r. Packard,
and Nj, Oakley. The arst name drawn vss Michael
NEG uire, GO Hudson st.
The sun., 1863-09-02
GAUV0O ~ . " =
BY TELEGRAPH TO The VIEW YORK SrS
army OF THE POTOMAC.
Important Movement Reported.
Lee Attempting to Flank Meade.
Bottoms Bridge Expedition.
ITS OBJECT ACCOMpl ISHED
LATER EUROPEAN NEWS.
Mexico and the United States.
Significant Action by an
American Consul.
PROGRESS OF THE DRAFT.
List Of Brooklyn Conscripts.
--a-----
&C.. &C.. Ae.
ITS OBJECT hCCOMpl ISHen
LATER EUROPEAN NEWS.
Mexico and the United States.
Significant Action by an
American Consul.
PROGRESS OF THE DRAFT.
List Of Brooklyn Conscripts,
Army Of the Potomac.

Reported Attempt ts Flank Gen. Meade.
Wilmington SEPT. Ia report reached washing
Ton to-day that large number Of the rebel army yes,
to-day erossed he Rarpshsnpcek. .; Fort Conway
sor the purpnss, is 'uppreed. o. nAptins General
Meade Although suoh . movement . not i'm u oSs-
BE, the report pesds conhrna,ion.
The sun., 1863-09-02

A; O'Clock the drawing for the 7th Ward vas com.
meneed. The number OF ballots dopo.itsd In tho
vhsel tor this wSsd WAS 300. Out Of this number
ss vers drawn a. the quota, including the 90 per
cont additional. The frat name drawn vas thai Of
James Ward. Atlantic svcnue. At hslf-psst three
O'Clock. Provost Marshal Gregory anaounccd that the
quots OF tho 'th Ward vas complete Mr.. HenV
westover, the man that turned the ersnh. bad the
honor OF being made . eon.erp. Jan-s Packard
one Of the enrolling officers was q so drawn.
The sun., 1863-09-02

a, ,H'lrune.on D,i. Sert. IA, the CITY election.
hsyor 6ilph I niony ws 70 elected The p,cn
i,ts hs,' carried every Naid snd precinct The Guy
CounciI 10 unanimously IHion. Al tho sdrirtatrp.
uon espdiiat,s includ ine r esrurst An,s,or Aia,,
men and Inspeetars, we're elected
The sun., 1863-09-02
NsnZaust G
Tenth Ward.

SECOND DISTRICT.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1863-06-06
All Honor to Colonel Stone and
the 22d IOWu.


The I'D Iowa, seems, were successful in
storming one of the rebel forts at Vicks-
burg. leading the charge in most gallant
style. We cut the following from the Chi
cago Tribune, which, we presume, does no
more than simple justice to our brave Iowa
boys:
Gen. Carr's division succeeded in taking
one of the rebel forts, some say two. The
I'D Iowa is entitled to the credit Of being
the first regiment entering the rebel works.
They planted their flag there, and there it
waves yet. The charge is said by those
who witnessed it to have been miracle
of valor. Col. Stone of that regiment led
the charge and was seriously wounded.
The I'D with 21st and 23d and 18th Wis
consin was concerned in the famous charge
upon the entertainment at Black river
Bridge, which resulted so gloriously. They
lost few men then, less than either of the
other regiments engaged, because they oc-
cupied a position in the reserve. They
supported the charging line and pressed
closely after them. To day they led the
charge and CALAMITY did they do it. The
regiment is decimated. I do not say how
many are killed and wounded. The lat
81 snau obtain tomorrow, the former
wnen the regiment is withdrawn from the
alOn' ana can see the Commanding off,
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1863-06-06

CASUALTIES IN THE REAR OF VICKsBURG'
Below we publish list of the casualties
to Iowa soldiers in the rear Of Vicksburg
to the I'D of May, which we gather from
Chicago papers. 1t is probably very i'm
perfect, and perhaps, in some instances, er-
roneous:
Fifth.-G H Terry, Jno Miller, Layton
Batim, w Marshall, Geo Bouseman,
Rich'd Wheat, Corp w T Morse, Corp U
Shellock, L. A Reed, M McCullock, Lieut.
w Thompson, J n Perkins, Jas Seward,
Thos Joice, J p Whitaker, Anced Stroper.
Seventeenth.-W Summervile and A G
Russell.
j K Lex, 10th; P Freeborn, r Rouce,
and Capt J 8 Washburn, 9th; s Zighr and
LIST Sergeant D Lilun, 3Oth; O G Mosor,
10th; E B Judson, 22d; w M Mashall, G
Wallace and G L Gibent, 2lst; shilletto,
D Cleveland, I'D; II w Snider, 5th; r II
Ruin, Penas Beeson, A Lynch, John Ba-
ker, Capt Albert Head, F. Sanders, Nathan
Fulton, 10th; Capt Henry Newton, 18th;
Isaac Cartwright, 9TH; Glin E Johns, ID;
A Byers, 35th.