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lR. *'AAlEo, {1ormerIy Ol Ne"
~ orleAus> wbose unrivalcd success IN the treat
.ocpt of Chronic HereurAt Blood aud other diseases.
THAT REQUIRE sKnLFrL TREATMENT.
Eas permanently located himself At s. Randolph
street. Chicago Dr. Jamce isrrconncndedb by the ne
scal faculty and the almost entire press Of the South
Thousands Of unfnstnnatcs bless Dr.. JAMES, who.
ntt Tor him. would Be living q miserable exist
a,sa The enyAh!e reputation D.. james enjoys from
the Lakes to the Gui result Of yea1s Of stpdy
and observation.
Dr. James uses no Mercury 1odlde. Potass1. Arsenic
Or 6arsapa7f1la In the treatment Q! blood dscasea
but peuttalIzez HhI b il poettive cure.
QrEau1c Weakress cured By new and lnftIlb1e
xaetboc. saving both time uuh expense
Odce and rarors Mt Sc 1:andolnh street, {upsta7s9
Office hours from 9 L. n. until ? NJ
rorer,1 rATTaT,ApTu
, 1863-05-29

w OLFE'S AROMATIC sCH1E'
w DAM scH1APrs. ..-.......
anniycrs,l cu1aurel In CONSERVATION. removing
1ccouSt. &C.
Eecormendcd bv the Medical Faculty - CataoI-
cor IN tho renewal Of DYSPEPSIA. In Ill Ii forms.
1ppRorsrtts established curative rropeztle. hav
q. betn xi&hsut rival. u attested by universal
.zedi cal testimony.
TIC Dlurtuc and 6olrcnt Properties Of the ''Aro-
n.ac sthiodan schnapps." rcnderit decidedly eaica-
cculn Gravel and all ether affections Of the ktdnesa
In 9out and Rheunattsua. II taken In tho form Of
wAr punch. the patient lying warmly covered In bed.
3s pure alcoholic dIstlatton Will effect speedy cn1c
Taken ashotpusch. in huuoral and spasmo4|c Asth'
M, It Affords Immediate feua1 from the dlstseaslng
1JmptonA-
B, Its necu.sr and specinc qualities. It arrests the
cold stage In Aeue and Fever and prepares the system
for tho sdus.auon of rhs ad ltted c1zatEes Of this
disease.
AduInts.crcd Ia Cholera Cholera Nocbus md Collie.
trenoyea spasa. restores the function OF the freE.
aptdly produces healthy secrction1 1t should be Ia
ken mixed with hot watc7 ard sugar.
AsaNc.yine, 1 Tonic and Purifier Of the Blood. I
trial OF fifteen 3taEs. II Ill climates and under al CIT
cu1nstAncea basstanpsdlt with univs.s appreciation,
Peculiarly adapted to the complaints Of dclcAt. Fe-
1,Nes stands pre- eminent among the sssAbl!shsd en-.
rAuvcs Of the day.
n.he only Alcoholic preparation ii our county
that be generally mnfbcd with pleasure and safe
II: nrvc1 wen taken 70 cxccss produciG: head
actc Q. other unpleasant consequences.
Eold, ,handsomoly wrapped In yellow papers. IN pin,
and quart bottles hy MI Druggists. Apothecazscs and
GroceEb In the United Slater. Purchase from the ID
7erttssd agents to pEeTtLt Imposition In
, 1863-05-29

Jn1Yy IODINE " ATEK.
su:e IcoIEE IN ru.e "ATzH- ccFe Tor ScFo!nA
consumption, Dyspepsia, rheumatism. SenrAg1a.
ercutial Dtsct and nil ihose distressing and Alc-
N ualadiea which arise trcn an eafeebed. v1rated
xate OF the blood detective nutrition, IN impure At
E,ospherr. DC.
1t genuinenctr pure solution and 1ts cIcolicnce
csa ncdtclne atesed by such distinguished nancs
a. DrJ II. Chllton. Fso'. Z. h. Parker. Prof J. C..
Eoota .ad others eqQA.ly vel Known to sc:e7ce.
u Per bottle.
Phys1claaE and Chemists. &aS broadway. N. T.
For taleAy BLISS SHARP.
ars c117sm ia Lake street. ChlcaEo IL
, 1863-05-29

LIVE STpCK.
p.oTe7s 1ad Farraera win ind this the most 1dyAA-
aEeous route for Ltye Stock. CspAc1ou1 TA-cz wan
watered and supplied W.T. every coayensenee aas1
arte1Goa is paid 70 their waats- Frog Harrisburg,
where viii be 1oud every convenience foE fsfdn4 naa
NEW YORK and BALTIMORE MARKETS. Ih.a 11
Also be found the stortest quickest a3d tao8t dtef
route for Stock to New Tofk-fvfA AHentoWRl-Ae4
with fewer changes taa1 Any otSsf-
fSUCH LEWIS Gtn7 Su1t A!toQoA n
L. L. HOITPT ticn1 Ticket 4gHnt Philadelphia
q. n. HOUSTON. Zeal Efe49at Agent Phl1a3flphtA.
ia3 y7.{iY
, 1863-05-29

IIlEHETlIuTFEuN8,
6 T r 7 Z E r s. co.

6 7 r 7 Z E r 6 co.
CLOAKS!
PLAIN, BRAIDED AND RICHLY
EMBROIDERED.
Circulars and sacuues, ).
New and Splendid Styles
sow nEADTAr
STRYKER & CO.'S,
No. Lake street.
1sOJUsT RECEIVED.
srHnER, LANA, tnd FINE LANES WOOL
SHAVLS,
In 6easonabIe Colors.
DRESS G 0 0 D S
Sun UMBRELLAS,
Paraso1s and Sun Shades
large stock now In store.
Bonnet, Trimming and Belt Ribbons
JOUV1H'S 4 ALEXANDRE'S Kids.
| large assortment OF
H O oP SIX IRT s.
Prints and Domestic Goods,
EMBR0lDERlES, HOSIERY B. GLOVES
Just opened and xtl1 be sold at prices IS low eau
| elsewhere be found.
STKEKEK & CO.,
ny1a-r4721y Ill LAKE. STREET..
|
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I9rselx ana rnserxentIsa.

New York, Jan. 29,-The Times edito'
riaIly owes currency to the statement that
Horace Greedy entered into personal nego-
stations with MIR. MERCER, for the promo
zion Of French Intervention. The Times
says, unless we have been misinformcd, and
we are open TO correction on this point
Greedy has held personal interviews with
the French minister; and has written him
letters, assuring him that shs people are
tired of the war, and that they desire peace
above all things, and that they are ready 70
welcome Intervention OF the French Empe-
ror or any disint6rested European power,
for the adjustment of the controversy be-
tween the Government and the rebel States
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FiOm MeHsphl.

Cairo, Jan. %.
The steamer Ruth, from Memphis has ar
rived. The troops are being daily trans
fsrred to the transports and sent to Milli-
ken's Bend; Gen GRAM is expected to
leave on the 9Th, indicating an early ad.
vance on Yicksburg. The Memphis Bulis'
tin of Monday, has southern news to the
10Th Gen. Joe johnson has command Of
the whole western Department and is mas.
sing an immense force at Vlcksburg, and in
40 emergency it is believed be can coneen.
trate $50, 900 mithin it's defences. The reb-
els are determined to stake everything in
the effort to hold this place and Port Hud-
son and keep open COMMUNICATION with
Louisiana, Arkansas and Texas: The for
tfcatious at Port Hudson are completed,
and the rebels feel great confidence in their
ability to hold these two strong points. 1t
is the intention of the Government to take
the largest housee in Memphic for hospitals
enough to make room for 10000 patients.
The latest advices from McClerDard's
forces and squadron, state that it had
reached YouDg's Point, 20 miles above
Vicksburg.
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Washington, Jan. %. Charges hsVo been
made that Simon Csmsron attempted 20
bribe member Of the Pennsylvania Leg
isIaturs, By ofaring him 10000 dollars for
his vote, in the late Senatorial contest
The matt r 10 to be investigated By the U.
S. Senate. ...
A report is current thst Mr.. -BuckaIew
has been denied his certificate Of election,
because of votes having been secured unded
threats Of personal Violenee-severat mem
bers having explained that se refuse to vote
~
for Buckalew vac death.
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fu.al 10 sabmis 10 ans proportion Of inter.
yentioa. The msnufaesnring Interests @ y
France wsuld be aanrishing, Il ths Amsr''
can policy bad not dried up one o. inc
most fruisfnl sources Of her Industry
I have attempted TO ssnd beyond shs
Atlantic advice inspired By sincere synps.
thy, bat great maritime powers not think.
ing ii advisable 20 not, ~ yet, | am obliged
TO pos,pope to o mora snisable opporsunisy
an offer Of mediation, the object Of whieh
was 30 stop the efFssisn OF blood, aod pre-,
vent the exhaustion Of America, whose 10"
turs cannot be locked on with indifference.
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New York, Jan. 29.-From the Richmond
papers of the 2sd, we collect the following
items:
There are various rumors 10 circulation
in regard to affairs on the coast of North
Carolina, but nothing reliable as TO the OPP
erations Of the enemy at Newberne. 1t is
not thought, however, that any forward
movem ent has bet been made. The weather
for seve al days, along the coast, has been
exceedingly upfavorable for an advance
movement.
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Interesting Congressional News
A "sCENE" IN TIE SENATE !
MIR. SALISBURY TAKEN OUT
A Rfah, with the Alabama.

New York, Jan. 28.-A letter in the Her
aid states that acting iMaster Partridge, of
the gun boat Hatteras, Who Was ordered to
board q strange steamer, Of Galveston,
SAYS he bad not showed out more than n
ships length before the Alabama poured in
her frst broadside. She was Immediately
replied to by the Haueras. This occurred
just at dark. just as the frat roadside
was exchanged, both vessels steamed ahead,
side by side, exchanging broadsides as fast
as the guns could be loaded and fred, and
within short distance of each other
Commander Partridge was pulling ahead
all the time endeavoring to reach bis vessel
but did not succeed. He says the cannona-
ding lasted 80 minutes, when be heard the
sound of musketry. By dint of hardrpull"
lpg be came again in sight of the vessels,
and found them stopped, with the Ala bama
along side, and the Hstteras blowing off
steam. Loud cheering from the Alabama
proved that the Hatteras bad been cap
tured, BY boarding. Deeming it best not
to be taken prisoner, be returned in the d.
rection Of the squadron, and was fnally
picked up.
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Fr.,,, Norsh Carslina.

Boston, Jan. 27.-Pfivats adyices from
Newbsrn to Raesday last say that no mails
had Isfs shsrs for two weeks; one was
was aboas leaving, however.
The main expedition, OF which so much
has Been said, had nor started, bot that the
land forcss were SEMI forward on the 18th,
towards the railroad. They encountered
1900 rebels at PollosksviIle, and drove
them from the town, and took possession
OF it. The general health Of the troops
was good. .s..... s.@ /, ,.-..
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yA correspondent of the Hawk eye,
writing from COrinth, Mississippi, gives the
following substantial compliment to Gen.
G. NJ. Dodge:
General Dodge is a very active man
and univ ersal = liked BY the officers and men
in his district. 1t is impossible for the en-,
envy to get within less than City miles of him
without bis knowing all about it. His sys-
tenn of espionage and scouting is the most
perfect in the west. We do not know what
his politics are (nor do we care) but we GER
tainly consider him an officer and a gentle
man and bespeak for him 4 bright future,
If be liYes.N
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! i.mis.ed from the Service.

New York, Jan. 27.-Special dispatches
to the New York papers state that list of
more than eighty army o&csrs have been
prepared who are to be summsriy dis
missed from the service, for violation of
the army regulations, by the use of i'm
proper language in reference to their su.
periors and Commander 10 Chief, in con-
nectiOn With the removal of Mcclellan, and
the Court Martial sentence in the case of
Fitz John Porter.
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From the Potomac
HEADQUARTERS ARMYP0TaNAC, !
H. o.

Jan. 81.
Gen. Hooker issued an address to the
army - He says he intends to enter upon
the discharge of his ducss 9th just ap
probation Of their responsibilities. Since
the formation of this army he has been
identified with it's history, be has shared
with the army lite glories and reverses with
no other desire than that these relations
might remain unchanged until it's destiny
should be ACCOMPLISHED, and in the record
of your achievements there is much to be
proud, and With the blessings Of God we
will contribute something to the renown Of
eur arms and the success Of our cause
To secure these ends, cheerful and zeal
ous cooperation of every officer and soldier
10 required. 10 equipment, intelligence
and vaIor, the enemy is our inferior. Let
Us never hesitate to give him battle Wher-
ever We can fud him, The only movement
to-day is the change Of Head Quarters.
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G. On receiving the Presidents pro-
camatiou OF freedom, Gen. Milroy had
posed on ell the walks of Winchester, and
scattered throughout the country, from
farm to farm, notifying all slaves that they
are free, beginning from the LIST of Janu-
airy, and have the right to claim wage. from
their masters, or to quit them, and that 10
this case the troops will protect their rights
precisely as the y will those Of all other
citizens.
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s,snasri psisn IN sle asnsh.

Chicago. Jan. %. A late RichmoDa dlss
match saws there 10 unmistakable signs thss
the CONSUMPTION Law will Do rigidly ezsea-
ted and The military strength % the Con-
fsderacy, - far as demanded BY Congress,
fully brought ous. Nest spring, We hops,
will End she South ons vast can -esesy
man soldier. -
The Charleston Mercury urges speedy
and thorongh enforcement Of the Acs 10 !.
every State. - - i ~ ...... ."&
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From Ne wberne, n c.

Jan 20.-From Southern papers it ap-
pears there has been great CONSERVATION in
the interior by the reported concentration
of Federal troops in this Department. 1t
has been ascertalned that $4,000 rebel
troops have been sent into North Carolina
from the rappahannock and sumo with
drawn thence for the Southwest. The
rebels believe that tie armv of the Poto
mac is completee demoraIized and on the
eve of mutiuy, hence their withdrawal of
troops to these points.
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New York, Jan. 29.-The Herald Pss the
following from the Headquarters Of the
cavalry brigade at Fairfax Court House, Of
the 9th: Ire
Last night our pickefs at Chansilly were
driven in BY detachmens Of Ssuart's rebel
cavalry. Col Percy Wyndham, commander
of brigade, Immediately started with go
men Of the lss Virginia cavalry, and part
of the 5th New York, in pursuit Of the en-
envy. After pursuing them at a rapid rate
for about twenty miles, he came up with
them at MIddlebury. Major Hammond, Of
the 5th New York, with the advance, fell
upon their rear with great celebrity, land af-
ter brilliant skirmish, succeeded in emp
turing 26 Of them and scattering the others
10 all directions.
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rrake KaDALlTv.
A. ths close Of an able speech In Lowell
Gen. Batter shas atiudes 10 the question 0

At The close OF an anIs speeon 10 LoWens
Gen. Batter thus atiudes 70 the question Of
smar cipation and negro equalisy:
seTdsatrs single word on she. guessioa Of snascl-
patton osahas question, you know, have held GER
tap opinions: Those cpiniens have received in
degree, correction. have views % oer which think
will eoneDd Themselves to the judgment Of every ene
Of you. Ii there man here who doubts that some
time other in the provepea Of God the negro 10 to
be fres-aBd that day the protection Of tbs laws
viii be extended over him, and that he will become
free2 No man counts thatS and all desire to guard
AGAINST the evils that may srise from that change, and
which cannot be mada without disorganlgng our po-
teal syste II 10 my opinion that all this has been
cent upon the nation for great obect and it Is
my opinion that IL will bs this time to settle
this question than TO leave % be settled hereafter
Il IL not evident every mind hax the day and hour
have come when all men. far this cOuHtTy 10
esrued-aaa u Ia the last refuge Of slavery the
gobe-shsli be in political rights free and equal, As
they we're declared by the Declaration Of Independ-
fDceS lApPlause.l Let no man be eencerued asous
the question Of social equality They will be just so
far equal God has made them equal. and no alore
and no less. Take care lest We be found nghting
against God, II He has not made them cur equals,
.hey will sot be ur equals. Bat He hsa made them
free Cd wllled them free. Cd Will have them
free And let His will be done I"
The opinion Of Gen. Butler is fast te-
coming the opinion of largeporsiop of
our people. They. see The hand Of God in
the movement, and feel that the President
10 but the instrument in His hands for pre-
pairing the way to let His people 60. The
siict has gone forth from the throne OF
the Almighty, and no earthly power. can
avail to prevent it. How and when our
troubles will end, and the nation be at
peace, is beyond the wisdom of human ken
50 perceive but when that day does come,
slavery will be no more known in our land.
God has WiIled it, let the nation acknowl-
edge it, and meekIy trust in him for the re-
sult.
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FFoml Arkansas.

Fayetteville, Ark. Jan. 2S.-An enthusi-
astic Union demonstration was held here
yesterday; over one thousand loyal citizens
Of Arkansas we're present. Speeches BY
several prominent Union men were listened
to. Fifteen home guard companies were
organized, aud wished to be accounted as
Arkansas Militia. A petition. vas numer.
ous|y signed, praying for an election of
members Of Congress. All citizens in this
vicinity, having arms in their possession,
have given them up.
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From New Orleans.

New York, Jan. q.
The Northern Light, from New Orleans
the lib has arrived with the news auticipa-
ted by he hoardman last night. General
Banks had issued orders assessing the reb-
els for the support of the poor, disposing
Of confscated estates, and allowing pro
duce to be sold in open market by well dis
posed persons and requiring all registered
enemies to take the oath of allegiance, and
AL 10 that insults to soldiers will be punished.
1t was reported at Key West on the 22ud,
that the pirate OVesto had escaped from
Mobile and burned Boston brig of the
Tortugas on the 18th.
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WOMAN'S RIGHTS.

Sarah E. Wall, of Worcester, Mass, re.
fuses to pay her taxes. She gives, as the
reason for this refusal the 10th Article in
the Bill Of Rights, which declares that "No
part of the property Of any individual can,
with justice, be taken from him, or applied
TO public uses, without his own consent, or
that of the representative body of the
people"
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From Galveston.

New York, Jan. ga Key West letter
says the news from Galveston 10 that the
rebels have already fortified the place so
we'll that the retakrDg possession of it, for
the present, is impossible. They have, no
doubt, secured The batteries of the Harriet
Lane and West6eld, and have in the city Of
Galveston I 900 men, under Msgruder.-
The steamers United States, San Jaclnto
and Oneida were to leave Key West shortly
in search of tbs Alabama.
A Yorktown letter of the Goth, says that
two deserters who came into our lines, re.
port that Gen. Wise, with 5000 men, are
within six miles Of Williamsburg, adyaB-
eng on Yorktown.
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From New Orleans.

New York., Jan. ga letter in the
Times, from Port Royal 24,h, says that the
steamer Honduras arrived here yesterday,
direct from New Orleans, with an urgent
request from Gen. Banks to the command
ing General here, for large supply of in
trenching tools, OF all descriptions. From
this we infer that the capture of Port Had
son, of which we have been expecting to
bear, :s yet a great way in the future.
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A Errns In the SenaIe

Washington, Jan. 28:-A scene occurred
in the Senate yesterday, during lively de.
bate, in which Salisbury spoke disrespect-
fully of the President, calling him an i'm
beelIe. The Vice President called him to
order, but be refused to obey, and the Ser
geant at Arms was directed to take him
INTO, custody. Salisbury went out with
that officer, freely Displaying a revolver.
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New York, Jan. 27.-The Tribune's cor
respondent says that upon Gen. Buffers ar
rival at New Orle ans, 10 resume command
of the Department of the Gulf, Gen Banks
will be ordered to Texas, at the bead of a
sufficient force, for the purpose Of assisting
the Union men in that State, and restore it
to the Union.
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From New Orleans.

New York, Jan. GA letter to New
Orleans, from Barwick Bay, of the 18th,
gives the particulars Of the action at that
place between the Federal gun boats and
the rebels, 10 which Commodore Buchanan
was killed. Thirty rebels we're captured
and six killed. -
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A Coed Haul,

New York, Jan: ga Suffolk letter to
the Herald states that detachment of New
York mounted riaemen seixcd $50, 900 orth
of Confederate property at Sandy Cross
Roads, in the direction OF Chovan River.
The seizure embraced large quantity OF
cotton, salt, provisions and other mer-
chandise.
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Fran NartheCarOlinn.

Wilmington. North Carolina, Jan. 90
1t is semi officially reported that the enemy
had burned the bridges at acksonville, and
had retired toward Newberne. All quiet
here. Their force consisted Of two and a
half regiments of infantry and six hundred
cavalry, With ak pieces of artillery. They
have not yet attempted any forward moYe.
ment. ."'.'
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Officers Captured a. Arkansas. Pea,

st. Louis, Jan. 2S.-Tbe rebel officers
captured at Arkansas Post, number $50, in
oiuding Gen. Churchill, ten Coionsls, thirty
Lieutenant Colonies and Majors. They
have all been sens to Camp Chase, COlum.
bus, Ohio, 49,.
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GEN. HOOKER TAKES COMMAND OF
THE ARMY OF THE POTOMAC.
HEADQUARTERS Amy PoTnMAc,

This Morning Gen. Burnside turned over
the command Of the army to Gen. Hooker.
As soon as the change was known tbs
principal officers waited on Burnside, and
took leave of him with regret. Barusids
presented 40 address to tbssarmy. ID - -.
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Fran WnahfnaRnn.

Jan. est is said that the President
will be rnemorialized. for the removal Of
Gov. Stanley, from the Office of Military
Governor. Gen. Foster says the Office is
no longer q military necessity.
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rrn,,. the Rleekndlnr risss.

New York, Jan. IA Kew West letter
states that the British neutral blockade run..
ner Autonica, with cargo OF powder from
England, had been captured by the UOitsd
States steamer Pocahensas, of Mobile. g.
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Jan. 27.-Ths steamer Terry, from Hat
teras the 18th, reports three gun boats snd
q number Of transports, under Gen Foster
sailed the. Gath; another expedition fol-
Iowa Immediately.