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Seldiers Orphnms.

CIrizESs OF WApELLo CouNrY. 4sa
As general agent for the Soldiers Or.
.phans Asylum, I wish to call your attention
to the Orphans Association in Ottumwa,
for the purpose Of sending speakers into
every township Of the county. This county
has sent many brave men to the field,
ynd many Of them have fallen, You have
contributed well for the comfort of the sick
and wounded, and now let tire army see,
through your papers, that you have most
worthy care for their children. made or.
phans by disease and battle. No state can
boast Of better or drawer soldiers. And
while they give up hume and business to
fight your battles, and secure 10 you and
your children the inheritance of our fathers,
II is for you to see that the children of those
who fall shall have home and education
wich will prepare them for worthy and sue
cessful pursuits in life.
:" There Is no cause or work that will ap.
pear SO sacred to the soldier as this. He
has anxiety for his children. I have been
with many dying soldiers in camp and
Geld, and their last words IRE for their or.
phan children. '2
1t il happy feature Of this work that
there Is no distinction of name or church
OF party in it. We all unite to make a
record Of our love for the country and the
army. Let Wapello county stand high in
this good work. la24slsg 80 t.''.s..' =.
PEARLP. INGALLS,
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May 10, 1884.

! Aftet.ten days fighting, resulting IN dri.
wing Lee back some 20 miles to Spotsylva-
MIA, there seems to be cessation of hostil-
tiles. The armies confront each other, and
are preparing fsr anothsr desperate contest,
which is expected soon to occur. 7, the
meantime Grant is receiving large reinforce
ments and probably Lee also is receiving
some, although accounts on that point con.
Aict. Whether Beauregard is yet in Peters
burg or in Richmond is not certain.
Butler is investing Fl. Darling with 60,
600 men. Everything is working well in
bis department SO far as is known.
: Sherman has advanced to Reseca, six
miles beyond Dalton. He has taken large
number Of prisoners.
:. Firing upon Fort Sumter from the feet
and forts has recommended.
Nothing important from Arkansas. Sew.
eral interesting letters from that quarter
will be found in our columns this week.
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Letter FrOm Gov. Stone.


The ,suhjoined is copy Of = letter just
addressed by Governor Stone to F. e. Bis
sell, ESQ, Of Dubuque, and slthoughit is in
ansver toa private letter, yet its contents
selste exclusively 10 the great public duty
Of the hour. and will be read with earnest
interest By the people ofthe whole State:
o1si 81! 10 : EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.
ia 90 DEsxoINEs. May 10. "a
.Dssr Sir:-Yours Of tho Goth uitimo, has
just, been. handed to me here. haze
made nc, promises for field officers, and
shall make none until the proper time ar
rives, when, after consulting the wishes and
interests Of the regiments will do the best
I can in selecting the proper men for these
important and responsible positions
Friends who importance you for recommend.
atoms might be answered, that II is men
want now, not officers. for il the former do
not offer themselves, will have no use
for the latter; and it will be an excellent
Recommendation for field office that the
applicant has shown peculiar fitness to com
mand by raising men to be commanded.
! am cheered by the fattering indications
received from Dubuque, and feel truly CRATE.
ful for the promptness and patriotic energy
with which your citizens took hold Of the
call for one hundred day troops. They
have certainly manifested the right spiri,
at the right time. Their noble conduct
gives gratifying assurance that they fully
realize the situation IF the country at this
portentous hour; and that. like tn men
and patriots, they are willing to sacrifice
their personal interests and convenience for
The. pdrposeso Of advancing the common good
lam advised that objections are made by
some, evidently unacluainted with the facts,
that other Safes should be compelled to fiA
up their quotas before men are furnished
from lows If.hese fanl. finders win take
the pains to read the proposition, A. accept
ed BY the Presidents, they will and i ex-
pressly stipulated that the furnishing Of
this hundred day force from the West Is
MOTTO affect the draft in any Of the delin,
quent States, but that is to b. enforced
in al Of theln Notwithstanding. and he who
has failed to notice that the draft is now
going on 10 these States is ignorant of the
suhjent about which be talks. We were
careful to guard this point. and would not
hsve rendered these ,nen fby their accept
ancs thS draft in any Stals would hsvs
besn postponed iDf
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w Ksss<ii, 3. Ten yss, sligh,s John d. ster.
hing. 6, thigh, slight; joseph Perden, & legs
end thigh, ssssse; Barney s Sullivan, +,
lett knee; Albeit Gilman, "A, abdomen; JAS
McKissisk 4, hce slight; Pe,sf Good. ?,
face severe; JsAa vence, B, bead, sight;
Joha p. Goodwh. B. arm fractured; San.
uel i. Mcfan, H;wm. Hamilton, d; Thee,
8 Borns, 10; Sergeant CIV Dean, o; a.
bert Grimes. A; W W Colder, d; Eph.
Nicholson, r; J W Kitterman. H; Wallses
McHarnsy. ]; Corporal Isaac W. Powell,
H; Alex Elder. , A; DAME Myers, D: Ser.
gssnt !rhas. G. kobb. A. fsft leg. severe;
o B Garter, B. abdomen; John Harhbargsr,
B, killed; J 81 Hickman, ?, abdomen; died
|ssth; Ssrr can't n Dodge, @, killed, u,,
g A fyoyt, Z; q Owen. r, let wrist, &C.
vese, Nos 20 0hinman, III, fracture OF lett
erm, A, n Stewart. L. right lung and lefl
arm; J Brown. left thigh and leg, severe;
d Hutchinson, I...lOngs, severe;-Kirkin-
head. G, head light; VIM Morrell hips; Geo
o Coltern, A, neck. slight; Thcs 0ivbvotl,. ?
FACE, thigh, severe; Geo Carpenter. T. face.
fracture q JAN; Mesrost Graham. p, Shout
der fracture. severe; Lieut. J w May, I. leg
fractured from shell, mortal; Lieut. Col F M
Drake, left thigh. severe; J A vermela, 3
thigh, fracture. severe; WIN Hatwell, h. left
arm fracture, severe. Ak Kennedy, foot,
slight; Jno Horness, E, knee and hip, Sc
we're; John Storesbv. G, Abdomen, died 18th
Tbns MeCormfck, B, left arm fractured; D
" Williams. D. thigh. severe fractures W
Il Thompson. @, right thigh, severe kac.
ture; Truman Gilbert. I, abdomen; w Fisk,
6. right arm. severe; D NJ Wallace, E. lungs
died 39fh; n @ Brown, B, forearm. flesh
wound; Ely Bryant, g, asft arm snd b'th
legs; Samuel Pugh. /. lungs. died 21tt; Jno
Gilbert, g, right leg, severe; G w Phillips,
e. thigh and tesiicles. severe; Uriah Serik,
g. right thigh, severe; VIM HudseH, II. right
thigh. ;severes LeviEGates. b. hip. severe; P
Warner, D. lefsthigh, severe; Isaac Smith,
G, left arm, slight. st,.;r,..,omT
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one establishment. being composed ofths most pon
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and elegant Equsssrisnse ""4 -
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Bassseosf srark's M,ii., Ark. d

Battse 81 Mavk's Mtiis, Ark.
Capture Of Gen. Slseks Wagon Train
q Ederal lose 400 Msa-List Of killed
and soounded Of the SeiA Iosso. Sra Z sa'' z
From the 81, Louie Democrat. vEa t' .Et.
On the morning Of the 2ad Of April.
Gen. Steele started . train Of $50 wagons
and SIX smhulances, from Camden to Pine
Bluff. for supplies for his army. The es.
cort consisted of about 200 cavalry, CON.
manded by Maj AcCaulev. lst Iodiana Cav
airy, four pieces Of artillery. under com
mand of Lieut. Peetz, ID Missouri Artillery,
and l.2O0 infantry. consisting OF detach.
ments of the 43d Indiana Volunteers, seth
Iowa. and nth Ohio. the whole iorcs oem
manded by Lieut.. Col. Drake. Of the Ssth
Iowa Infantry. There were .slso several
officers with the train going through under
orders from Gen. Steele. among whom wore
Capt. Sp.agus. LIST Missouri Cavslry Sur
geon NJ. Blockman, Lat Iowa Osvslry, -of
Gen. Cars staG, Capt Townsend, and
Lieut. Serum. 2sth Wisconsin, Of Gen. SAL
onions and Rice's staff, and others whose
names I did not learn. There were also
several citizens, cotton spectators, U. g.
Treasury agents. refugees. 30. fisgotiE ia
About ten ,miles oat from Camden two
men, one m officer. and ooe who had 70.
Gently been an officer. got between the ad-
vance guard snd the head OF the column.
which were about half mile apart. and
were '.gobbled'' bys small psrty Of rebel
cavalry. They were In sight Of the infant.
~, but too far N be recaptured. and the
thick woods aided the rebels in making
their escape with their prisoners! 'd,7 n
Nothing more was seen Of the rebels un.
til the morning OF the 25th. We had cross
ed tho Moro bottom, and the head Of the
column wss Within six miles II the Saline
River. Maj. Spelman. 7th Missouri Caval
~. with ono hundred and flty men and
ono mountain howitzer. he'd been sent out
from Pine Bluff by Col. Clayton. and W
had just met him. He had crossed the S.
Inc but an hour and half previous, snd -.
ported the yoad clear to Pine Bla6. qo@ =
We had feared IN s.tank On Moro bot
tom, but had safely crossed that. and the
news that Saline crossing Was clear inpW.
ted freedom to our brsathins thai vas tru-
~ refreshing. Just then. howsver.G We
heard the repors Of . carbine. thea another.
and another, in quick succession. and
then heavier reports 10 the diatancs. .snd
soon one Of party who had bean sent ont
on tee Warren road . short dists0oe
brought word that thirty or Sorty rebsls
were seen on the road who fell back on the
approach Of our men. but soon rallied and
irced our men back. The sharp reports
Of carbines aod rides came nearer. slowly,
but still nearer. Reinforcemsnts and the
howitsers were sent down; then the firing
was more rapid, and the thirty or forty rsL-.
els had increased 10 two or thres hundred.
Our men were holding their ground but
could not drive the rebels back. 81 i
Soon altar rsbsl prisoner ives brosght
in who reported that their force consisted Of
5000 cavalry and eight pieces Of artillery,
under oommsnd Of MAJ Gen. Fssan, ~, !.
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To F. E. BIssELL. Dubuque, Iowa

An Account 81 Steels's Retreat.
We are permitted to publish the follow
ing private letter. giving an account Of
Steele's retreat to Little Rock. 3. IN y7h
HEADauARTEBs PIONEER CoRPs
Little Rock. May 4th, 81. +.
Dear Friends at Home: a.s syfj :
know you will be very anxious to hear
from me, and know what has become Of the
on this expedition. ! am we'll and landed
safe in this place once more on the night Of
the I'd. after long days march Of 80 miles
or more. Sylvenus got back safe and is
well. He was not with the Regiment
when it was taken. Tho Regiment was
nearly all taken prisoners and killed. We
have about 225 men left on our rolls, on,
Of over 900. -" go
We have had an awful hard trip since
we left here and some very hard 6ghgting.
never saw SO much destruction OF proper.
ty in my life before this trip.
When we heard that our brigade was
taken, and our supply train sls., we le:t
Camden without much delay, with Z large
force Of Rebs close behind US. We came
along very well, and bad no more trouble
until the day We came 10 the Sabine river.
Ii rained that day and nigh: AID made the
bottom almost impossible. The Rebels at
tackled US in he.evening and we had .
small fight and the aext day they com.
menced at daylight AMI fought until about
) o'clock P. N. (April 30th.) II Was IN
awful fight but We drove them FROM the
field and shen crossed the river. We bad
70 destroy great many wagons, and tents,
and most Of our blankets aud cItthing ID .,
we could MT get through the, bottom on
the account THE bad going. avn
The mules we've, strswed along the road
dead and dying, We cat doHp and burned
about four buodrsd wagons, with oil their
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GUNsMITH SHOP.

Alteration u Hunters and rassss sAessss = $3.50
80 she nrm efths unAsssignsa who 10 DeGunsof 8
manafscture and repair al kinds ofri1ss Sese1veu-
shetEuns sef pl.ssll. &C. ~. bssa eyh -
msnner sed bPsl>rs nceiee. j. II III IllI
y on 4esee 0srsss, ssesys Nh.tVAf sSsesE 'sMS
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Root AND SHOE MAKRR,
'"oo' Aa " WAcHTLeR,

x:sss ss.::s..ly :. hsnd I ssel Asssttnsas ~
Leeshsr, 40 10 alwaye ready 70 $500 80
teaefe With gsod yerk In Ais ine. VT \
ssIass!ag dsas % shSrt nosies. !. 49, 49,,
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- cemposed Of the finest English. American ssd
Arabian Thoroughbred. highly trained apA nasni0.
centfy eaparisoned and the psosrsmns % tn sreua
viii conDriss all the elegant. sspsationA thrill lne,
The whole sfshsse magnificent assrscties % Will b
exhibited In = Y fAk.f.F
OTTUHWA, Wsdaesaay. Aay asia, 1854,
q ssnd o'eisek r r., under one spormeus d VII.
Hon. for one price Of sdaniea 1hleA sesuitksssp.
ding she enormous outlay sstsndAns upon sach q
unpreceds nted cofaLnason, IL 6xsd q the lov Or.
ure Of g cents Children under ten ysass yssrs sf
WTks GRAND Psoc sssl0r WIN sse.r Is.
s .. q y o's'ca A. preceded ~ the Gissss,sf
In nun,ber,) followed By sselsy,s- Msw Ysrk Opsss
Band The srand Menagerie, NE exssssive Cirsno
asd Troupe Of Artists. seeptAes ylththe Ger gesus
: ..Fn. ELlIasaAs, bkssssS 8 zfsa:.
win exhibit = siaisssses IN rpssday. MAJ alsA,1
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ct. CHARLES HOTEL.
! BY JOHN SIMONS.,

Corner Of Court and Second ats., oTTuAwA, IOWA
. Good eating, c,s.a beds. good company sndrsa.
SOB able charges. .a getTo sahXa n
~ House rsatsed and Sarnishsd ssviy shroush.
ont. rs .e1fcgH t5sd g Nay II, iee4s l6
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tHre were true. h Is our own funeral
and ne are sppossa - aAy outside sloAer.
ins. E4 %
Since conrnsns1Ng this article We poved
to Cairo thence hAedsly 10 hducah t4sesA-
forcs Col. Hicks threatened by another RI,
and from there t. shis point fCsfto NJ -
nilss from Cairo up the Tsnnessee. >whsts
We arete day Nay 9Th. hssrly expecting
the order 10 march 100 miles across the
country 10 Huntsx lle.. Respectfully. -.
18th Iowa VETERAN Vols"
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TJfsT7OF LETTERS re.1 Ri u ID
- tbs Post once 81 Ottsnva, Iowa. NAV 70. 106I
which y not taken out or before four weeks fsvu
date, wil!be sent % The DEED Lsssss -o9ss o. WsA-
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rsrsoss ealllns 70. We shove letters VIM
J.WNoaRTe. =. ~ ssi
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efforts were made BY tho rebel ofcers to re.
store ths stolen property.
All our amhulences except one, and our
medicine supply were carried OF BY the reb-
Ella, and they lsft their wounded and our
osn wholly dsstiuts II medicines and dress.
ings for their wounds. and they refused 70
give Us peSsmisaion to send for supplies to
Pine Bln6 Of Little Rock. Or to procure
them from their own stores Five days q.
ter the eight .hswe.er. one Of the Surgeons
went Is Pine Bun without permission, and
back supplies fdr IN their wants. and ambu-
lsnces to conysy 81 those who were able to
10 moved to Pine Blum.
There we're With the train from, ono to
two hundred negro men, women. and chill,
dren. Some Of the negro men were killed
on tie feid. fifteen Of twenty perhaps, but
nonswere injured after that % far IS ! could
1ssfn. Trey were taken away with ths other
prisoners towards Shssveport.
d In addition to fhe loss Of the train was
thse II the valuable pontoon bridge which
accompanied Gen. Davidson in his expedi.
don from Pilot Knob to Little Rock, and 81.
% Gen. Curtis ~ through his campaign.
AZ the close Of the fight the rebels burned
and destroyed about sixty Of the wagons,
and, in 10 doing. sst ars to the woods and
burned some of the dead; bnt il il thought
chat the wounded wers I'll removed before
the flames reached them. hiN "V'
70 ft1 - KILLED AxD WOUNDED.
: sea- ISss letastry John Stanley, r
Wesley Psyigo. FsgJN Eg'ns. + Joseph
Kiess, = D W Kiskpstnck.s D; D Howell.
y; AP y aush. e; DC Wolf. RI; W ia.
ker. o; J H Finley. B; Sergeant Z evils Mey.
ers, E; Martin Bewsls, g; CIV Brows, K;
Corp James O Hartley. I Peter Boyer A !,
Y D SpsrIock, H; iJsass Glshk,a'; B Rich
'moody K; Andy Brsyman, I. killed I; John
Kingsbery I. right arm ftactured and lungs;
Smith Bower, q right knee, severn. and
LETT side; Sergeant Bss.jaasia vierling, B,
back; David Williams. r right thigh severe;
james Baker. I, bead; John Davis ], right
thigh severe; II e Parks, I shoulder severe;
w g jackson, g tAes, Fractured jsw. severe:
Ely Cummins.. q side. slight; Lieut. J Huri.
Sass. z shouldss; Lucas Bond, B shoulder,
blight, Rebsrt B rhtmpsea, a ankle; John
In e. ~
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ein auf Sefe aprtrte eaeer psn Obisn Artifeln rie
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SSernifebte SSatbriebteu.
(Jertfesuus tDlst.l

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9en Intlan9 finoet. Sn 0dnemarf 9eben it!pf iltt!p
blrB ein5elne BeriOnen, ionbern 9an5e 0all!Illen
gum MprmpnismuS iiber. Gtpa ein Slertel
berlelben iino na4 benz SuI8iee aus9epanoerl,
bic iibrieen in 9dnemart, beiOnoerS IN Sntlailo
geblieben. Stab Der leBtidbrigen 3dblun9 9lof
es ibrer bort an $500. gOn bier babeu lle
fi6 nad glertpesen lpO ibrer bdaaalS 324,
unb mad S@weoen, tpO ibrer .1,2O2 tpuren
rerbreitet.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-05-06
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| laleltlte Gepue auf9eben muBte, neil er nit
fetnem Nncern f1bren mpllte, al8 nit Ietnsnl
brapen Pfunb.
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