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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-04-07
WILLIAMSON & CO.

WILKINSON g. CO,
TIiL BUY and seli Gold and Silver, Bank, Treasury
" and FundabIe Note, Bonds, stock, &c, at
81 MARKET STREET.
Feb. I3. 1873 Small -2m*
wILMINGrON, \. G., MARCH 81, 1864.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-04-07

The Raleigh Progress of Saturday is deeply panied
to learn that JOHN D. WHITFoRD Esq, President of
the Atlantic and North Carolina Railroad Company,
and most eatimable citizen, is lying dangt rousy ill
at his residence in Godsboro'. We trust that by this
time MIR. WHITFoRD's case has taken favourable
turn.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-04-07

wEsTE4N RAILROAD CoMPASY.-The Stockholders in the
above Company known better the Coafed Road) met
at Fayetteville Thursday last Hon. J. G. SHEPHERD
presiding.
The Report of the President stated that the receipts
freshts during the past year s7626s 93 from
passengers, SIS 627 lO-Tota, $i04 S8 0s. The dis.
bursements chargeabie operating $5s,934 81.
Leaving profits s45 966 sc.
The old President and Directors unanimously
elected.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-04-07

The telegraph causes the many times to make pro-
dgious mistakes by stating directly the opposite Of what
is the fact. Fer instance the dispatch from Richmond
dated the 2th inst stated that the Ohio Democratic Con-
vention adopted resolution approving Of the prosecution
OF the for the sutjugation of the South The telegram
should have read as follows
The Ohio Democratic Convention adopted resolutions
opposing the prosecution of the for the fubjugtion of
the South.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-04-07

The FLORIDA DISASTER TO By RETRIHvED.-A
letter 10 the New York World, d.ud a Hilton Head,
the 10th instant, b IS the foI wing ABOUT the Florida
disaster
The Thoughtful calm which follows a disastrous bat
tie still prevails here aud there is little tEanspiug to
vary the military monotony which mas prOverbGlIy
marked this department. ne recess which mercifui
ly follows human Slaughter, tired Of its OSn horrors,
however bu period OF preparation TOR I1 rontinu-
ance and already pans beng l1rmed 10 retrieve
the d-ielt OF u8trte. R;nfJrleNents arc occas0hl
y here, which will be Dt To acks Jnvie for
this purpose. The enemys poKets SOME ten miles
from city and refugees, wboae statements said
to De reliable, report that the rebel General FInegan
has command OF twenty Thousand men.
From offer wAo buS 49, arrived from JaCksoG-
vile have ascer!aDed that n-ari5 our hundred Flor
idans wao bad passed th,- rebel line, arrived there
They iu Very iUdigent condition, and oi course,
the oatn OF ali.llaGc3 " administered. Past expe'
rence however b&s roYed thdc no reliance wnatever
can be placed on tn7u 4ad thcy may have been sent
into our lines 10 lure, by ass Information, Our tcc,s
into .otiler trap
Gen 5eymJur - still ia c,mn-aa III Florida the
report of hi4 removal Auy time by Gen. Gilmore
.. as upfonnded. G-u. Gm Tc recently ir,urp2d from
J Jacksonville wre INSPECTED tie lartii atlon, nud
formed precise p4u o. iutUre oJsrlto1s, from "hch
there is TO deviation made ny Gen. Seymour.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-04-07

HERMEs," the Richmond correspondent of the Charles
ton Mercury, mentions the report that the
made acquainted eeVera days ago, with the fact that
great number Of launches have lately been built ct the
Philadelphia Navy Yard. This fact, which is reabe-we
that h sta has been receive edacquires ad
dtiona imp0rtat in connection with BUREsIDEs
pearance in tn Carolina The information is that the
whole fo ca OF the Philadelphia Navy Yard had recently
been turned to the construction of large number OF heavy
launches apparently designed to facilitate landing upon
some part of the coast It is hardly probabls that
would eput hundred into boat for the purpose run
ming the gauntlet OF torts they would have to do at
Charleston indsed in entering the mouth of he Cape
Fear. Tie design would appear 70 be landing at some
point the coast and it certainly apt be
coast: North South of Wilmington anywhere else.-
This of would be the only point that such landing
could be looked for in North Carolina.
From the best inform lton obtain, led to
believe that expedition getting ready may be
ts way bound this State, but this expedition has not
yet reached US. 1t did out with BURSsIDk when
be s said to have made his personally That
much seems certain.
speculateDs to the Interior obec! of movements
being made by the would be useless ard do not
take up tine space with them. We still adhere to our
opinion that GRANT intends his main forces against
LEE and that other movements will for time be sim
pig auxiliary to this,
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-04-07

revolutionary movements in its own bosom -uncheered
by any torable prospect Of soon reganing power the
Democratic party of the North lies like huge hulk
ship-wrecked and bel pless the shore. Some unfore
seen circumstance may taka place to again SET it aoat
but that Influence must be external to tse-the wave
that sets it afoat must be mpelIed by some o'her
force.
Taking then survey Of the ground-fading the
Democrats poweress worse seeing that LINCOLN has
the whp-hand Of all competitors of his party, it
appears to US that unless great military
interfere, LNcoLNs chances fer being bis
own successor about as strong bis friends could
desire, and confess that far as we see it
make but little difference to whether he or another
Of the same stripe is chosen. OF course we have got
to hating him about as bal as We could reasonably
hate anybody, and might like see him defeated
and mortified but then ought to recolIect that if
LINCOLN is defeated and mortified some other enemy is
elected and glorifed. So upon the whole say
Let them go their way for anything We
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-06-11

HlEORGK COOK, AUCTIONEER
HORSES. WAGONS AND HARNESS az
thss das ~ oci CT, at the yaesrooms I4 Broadway,
}0npe hoeka~e, Acker, OF Sing Sing; Coupe b. J. Al
Awrencs; kockawN ~A,ou Top Wagons Jaeger Ws.
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n W. IVES, AUcTiONERR -
4/s ~: lvkS co. viii soil at auction On WE DIN Rs.
P1r EsENIE0 Juso 10 .. O'clock q the DERBY GAL

ID IVES CO.. AUcTIoNkERs. TABLESPOONS
X&Ss osu Broadwzy.-The celebrated 0cbelN TAPESTRY.
WIN sel at auction Weduesday June rs 1884 as2
Reicck az pieces OF Goseia Tapestry One
sns Metrcpoan Pair q ksw York. TIE Royal Hans h
Valued ~ $40 y; the Homan Dual g. $50. sud
g3ree Scenes a. ~ Wt each Will be exhibition
until toe day OF SALE free OF charge Descriptive
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UroR sALk-A BnIcK HOUSE, And Blk Lvrs ~
ESLsfayests village, rIudsou eqnnty n J one mhe an
gsartsr from The sryt ears leave every ~ens
ncaaSG sshssosi Ten Rooms I'm .s ana az w sslI
aid oul 9th aowsrs sAd sbrubbsry and over fruit
ATs1g 10 70 sess - .,snus nd
ccmmanipaw RcAG fAtsysis. n j. fr % sI2coa Hslf
csn remain On bcnA AID mcrtgAss. .
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ME- w PUBLICATIONS.

4 PHYsIoLo0rcAL VIEW OF MARRIAdE-coh
"A aines nearly 500 pages and lso ans pisss and q
health And dissase witt treatise early errors ~ DE-
piovAbls consequsnoes upoa The mind and 6odI vita ~
msde ~ cure q shews ~ the rspor q sss.. trssssa
marriage wbe veuh know thsiy phy steal csndton esel
free Of postage any sadrsss o. receipt o. y csnn
aus. Albany
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u 1is Brosdwsy CiotSinS sosa o. LKyr4
Business Coats English and eshey styiss. v
BLACK kro0k CoaSss mo.
pscn AM P Linen ~ Uot va - ...
sauuet and Ltacn Pasta.
ves,s, vertety ~
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JESRY D. MISBR. Observation-Disclosures u
III Nassau st,eet oppos,e the Post Office MINER q
oMEsvLLE will ell ~ auction ON SATURDAY. june a. a.
och, fropt Of tho Nasal street. fine
yanad!sn Here ls.s high perfev sound kind
ene under the sAad Sold In consequences Of The
Xoaving the
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SALES o. REAL RUTAVM.
Ar ss F0URlH AVENUE. 800
n St REAL ESTATE YOR SALE,

BY DAY y COBM \ 1I7-U7
FOR permits and particulars apply shove.
The s0utbcAss Of FOURTH Aad Ninety
street. 00xo, also several Ceres d0inaG separately d
tagesher. al lsw casA figure =, n G.'-T1 ~ Il
Liquor Store end Dwelling, with immediate ssiou
DnrehaA Of First Thrty hrst street
N6xk6KlO0 Price $3.50, Of which $500 can remAin
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IuENRY D. MiSER Auc1IONBER.--s
I'LL 81 Nassau street. opposite tso l~st Office MINER
3OHEhNIl Lk win sell A1ct'an SATURDAY. June H. at
kDk cclock the ~ Nassau street. the contents
phoi seraph Estst xnn-nt Cameras and stsnfs Pho
ograph Press Fan and Camera Bexes Arrhrctype
,ass signs &c Also at ~ clock. ono very nns Bazatee
kpabe And Cues
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w.snsn Rs1s.a 90 their ssder ssS ar. composed
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@y .aS ~ soaa w. D:' ven int now - ~ Ike
:T: NIL !.
Easi ss paid - ess, may rsunsin morsAss 81 seven
mus. 6, s. :si' 10 = - s " 3: r.
'.ss and sSs EESS
sarshop county ncar The ,o.s e wsSssn elected
s s%. 80 s:a s sssr.ss f%S's x
.s p.sn.y q 'Ss
* ss ss Tss 20 ils;;;s =. ~:
4, ~ s ss,Sss''s " 70 Mr. JOHN HOWE :. he
two O'clock ., -. Canal street lArge sssor matt q
{sw and second hand Furnture consisting 81 Bureaus ned
o. sssss NE "a ;:s::s
s&Erors Kischsn Furniture, &c
r !. poo1RT, AUoTfoNESKs WILL SILL THIS
~ Asv Il i0K clock, The aucten ro0frs No north
kilem sess imsrssae .sc,, noasshe.a rarstur. sr,.
80 Cayps& Chsnaeisrs 49,. eouisting " mahogany
kcs.s Loanssa lane blprs wanM beokcasA nah nsanJ
kcctsass, Screens Wsses.snds uggisns Dssn esca "a
Ssrdslicrs rgure( geddeas q Lbcry,, Bsds:sd: Hat
sads fses Nhts Lssd AlsofA - csloch. ~ superic
Vss,s, Rvufssis, Threepy ana kasrsas oasssA Dsses
ysGnissl hoa ~ parshsssss
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'hESRr 4 wRsTcorr. Auc,.oneer

DJOURNBD SALE or THE DELAPLArNR PRO.
perry Y South tsSoox 1.-The balaacs Of this Property,
VA - that between THIRD avenue and The New York bay
Guiding water iron. q ~ feet vii! BE- sold a public
brooklyn. Fer MAPS H. inquire OF suesioneer No n
Cedar streoe: Of MILLEk * GRIFFIN IN Fulon street.
Few York, or ef wlNClfkArRR BRITTOM, Rso.I Ne.
court atrcek Br0osIyU. =
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r sELDyBR AUCuoSEER IS ". sELDNER WILL
IA. s this day ION O'Clock II the saIssroom l35 New
6ans the Bowerx very large ot u Brusse
Ingram and Three ply OArr-s 30 lot Of iades snd sss.
ssads III n Essws nd 0is,k. '>les'SsnoI Goods end
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WILLTAN WRITER'S. AUorIONEER. PUBLIC AID.
s.rros:s the :, M sc q psps g. .ucoa on
and stock OF quorA Wines de- a the store l0o Worth
see teloncug tn the estae OF MARY BreAdon Ae0eased
ROBERT B. BRADFORD. Public Administrst0r.
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LvAnx g. 14KKR. I CO.. AycTIon sEnA-
urassrs r..esa =. st..s Brsazes ard ssr{ Fars an
- the i've story brown store mansion, A. West sixteenth
eres bstMee. Ff and sixth avenues. bale enrmsncHg
Ssvseed With French brcsts Of the richest ds.rtSsc
ooEaass Enee snnrss CsSrs fables airrors Iccs and
ksooA.e Mipd curtsaus csinets Velvet snd brusseis
esataary Clocks shades nna Room -Sideboerd R1tsu
. r,s,s ArnehAir, SOFA China ppnsr snS Tee Sets
Lassa. Bcdronns- Rosewood and walnut Bureaus. wasc
EAnds B~dUsnds Commodes, HppAnd Spring Mattresses
Rsste. aaa fltawn snesA haskd1 Coanterpansa; Alss
9snpetsnt ersons % pack aud cart the goods
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n AR0E AND PEREMproRY aALE or SILK MA
u CNfHbRY, TOOLS. &C. iatai@ Z 1T e

OGDEN ~, cell, W .acs'cn without .sssrve by
% rren,isA the whole 81 the Machinery adaped for
he ef shk ttuHings curtains, 10 at their
5S Bank Newark n ~ eodsisting AZ Power
snS Engine Loom, sisslc Hand Leon. Warpss rrsm =:
HipdnR Bnalnes Twisting Mlila t2l Braid Machines
Around square anf Dat. with Tables and Driving Gear
Filling and Gimp Whce,s, Jscks, omp Machines &c. TO-
With fuii assortment Ut Tools aud mpemen used
Ia the trade Also lot OF Cotton and MobaLr, Fxtures
Stoves shafng Puiseys, Betting Lathe vic- Beaches, 40
be obtained ~ the auct une.r 297 BROAD
Xaer~st Newark ~ OF GURNEY CO., - Church
Ier York Tsrms-Usdar ti0o, sash elo0 approved
X3udorsed ninety
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EJBNkY II. LEEDS. AUCuONEER.
al HENRY II. LEEDS I MLNhR win sell AZ auction
a, Saturday June II. - II O'Clock In frost Of
oh cling TOP Wagon pole. good running order
Also TIVE seal fng tip Summer PAseion, With pole,
: compete c0ndltlon l.e-. u. AZ -- IN II
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nEHRY II. LEEDs AucrroNEEK

II N.
vALUABLE oil PAINTINGS AND ENGRAvIN0s
| HENRY H. LEEDS MINER siil sell at auction
1 a Is.1.a sans A. o'sock IN oor g.sty
81. ~ modern Frepca. Flemish. English aud An,er.
~ Mists msny wnch are Of very high order received
vo TIE wSrxs q kassS,es SHAY 10 oroi, s.naesa
s'Heusch. a: Won be.st fho. boasais. MilmnsSn, 4.
isrsAdt and other usly celebrated artists Also num-
sa ehsrscsers 70 ane aud black frames They
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CEoRaE q. HAyDOCK, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
~ and Americas GLASS Ware, by ROBERT HAYDOCK
June u a. elcven ooock q IA b.rty street
nes TO- l0 uscsArrs Pere~s' French GLASS; packages
% IL inch Fruit Bowls and Preserve Jars; 81 bbs Kerr
ene Chtmneys, silver plated and Spoons
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-11-19

Mr.. EDIToR:-Sabbathe evening the pas
tors OF the churches in Waterloo, the Bap-
fist, Congregationalist, Presbyterian and
Methodist, with their congregations, and
the citizens generally, met in a grand I'm
ion meeting, held ia the Baptist Church.
Such was the interest taken in this cause
by the people that they crowded the house
and a great many went away for want Of
room. It was great meeting. The choir
sang we'll, especially the las: piece, Amer
ica.' There was but one mind and heart in
the orphan work. They contributed liber-
ally, and appointeda well selected commit.
tee of ladies to canvass the town. This
morning these nine ladies commence their
good work, and never have known Q bet
ter committee, or better efforts for the or
phans. This evening large audience as
embled in the same church, and again we
had good music, "A Thousand Years."
"Brave Boys and 'The Brave OLD Flag"
The amount contributed by this people is
81 600. This place, with Cedar Falls, is
now =, 500, which makes Black Hawk the
banner county. These audiences are among
the best, most intelligent and most refined
and generous that ] have ever known
East or West. They are towns with very
excellent society, good churches and con-
gregatiOns. p. p. INGALLS,.
WATERLOO, Nov. IA, 1864.
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Army APro1NrMENr.-Rev. VIM. F.
Baird, Of this city, has been appointed and
commissioned by the Managers OF the
American Bible Society to act as Agent for
that Institution, in the Army Of the Uni
ted States. His object will be to superin-
tend the operations Of this Society in the
field assigned to his care, which is the mil
itary division under the command Of Ma
,ior General Sherman. The nature Of his
work il thus defined: HE will strictly
obey all the regulations Of the Government
and Military Authorities, and will co-ope-
rate with the United States Christian Com
mission, Chaplains, officers and other in
stitutions or persons with whom it may be
necessary. He will also have charge Of all
other duties which may be deputed to him
in connection with the military depart
1pent TO which he is hereby commissioned"
Mr.. Baird is also commissioned a special
Agent Of the United States Christian Com
mission. = His headquarters will be a.
Mash tiile, Tennessee. Mr.. e. will preach
his last s4fmon on next Sabbath week, In
the Cumberland Presbyterian Church, at
lO3 o'clock A. NJ.
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the State should be warned against such
fraudulent attempts. (Signed.)
GEO. ORDwAY, Magistrate.
CADY & BA1LY, Atty's. for Defh't.
BISHOP & CHAIRMAN, Atty's for State.
ask the attention of all editors to these
facts, and hope that they will publish them.
When the people understand our plans Of
raising funds for this purpose, there can
be no mistakes made or receptions prac-
ticed. Agents within the limits Of their
own county, and persons authorized by
the County Association, are the only pro-
per persons to receive money. It is her-
ious crime to tr;f1e with the best impulses
and most generous feelings of the people,
and defraud such sacred cause. And in
all such cases the utmost vigilence will be
used to arrest the guilty party. have in
formation Of importance which has come
70 me very strangely and unexpectedly,
which, with many other things, conspire
to assure me that Divine Providence fR-
vors and has special care for the Orphan
work. PEARL p. INGALLS,
WATERLOO, Nov. II, 1864.
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Saturday, Novesn6er IS.
- They are still picking up Copper
head conspira*ors and rebel spies in Chi.

: - They are still picking up Clipper
head conspirators and rebsl spies in Chi,
uaeo. -6sven moro have been arrested, 90
very fun testimony II being worked u
concsrning the scheme Of the Sons Of LIB
Ety fox Nberating the rebel prisoners It
Camp Douglas and sacking The city OF
Chicago On the day Of election. There y
no longer any doubt Of the intentions Of
thsss men, perhaps not known to the rank
and file Of the Democratic party, but Val
landigham and his fsllow-conspirators
meant all the mischief which the arrests
hsve brought to light. Had Mr.. Lincoln
been elected by very close vote, these
men would have made an EFFORT 70 preeity
tate their followers into civil WIZ This y
evident from the testimony which has bees
elected and Il admitted by men Of that side
Who ought to know, but who now express
themselves we'll pleased with the result.
TnE vorI IN SEVERAL CIT4Es[TIhs
vote for President in several cities y p
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Mr.. EDITOR IL. is supposed that in va
riOuS parts of the State there are fraudu-
lent transactions now being started by
evi! disposed persons availing themselves
Of the sympathies and patriotism of the
people, and obtaining money by claiming
to represent the Orphan Asylum.
Immediately upon my arrival at this
place, November s:b, I received intelli-
ence Of man in this county who has
collected money by claiming to be AN
Agent for the Orphan Asylum. His au-
thority for 50 doing was doubted, and my
information was such that several men
who are among the most responsible citi-
zens of this county, thought it my most
solemn duty 70 investigate this case, and
to do it by the arrest Of this man, on the
charge Of obtaining money under false pre-
lenses. These citizens have furnished me
q paper expressing this opinion and con-
tanning their signatures. Mr.. r. ]. Young,
claiming the title Of L. L. D., and to be q
Britisb subject and Missionary from Eng
land, was arrested. Upon examination
before q magistrate, he was acquitted. But
sation, names were given and disclosures
were made indicating system Of fraud
demanding the most serious attention. II
IS yet in it, incipiency. ] have provided
Tor attention to some facts which have OF
tanned, and now the publication Of this In
t1e papers through the State will disclose
the scheme and save the people from base
imposition. will give the public the i'm
preston made by this investigation. The
opinion Is entertained by all parties con-
nected with the case and it is given to the
pubic for the protection Of the Orphan
cause.
WATERLOO, Blackhawk, County, |
November 18th, 1864.
70 oH Whons Il may Concern in the State Of
10ac6.
We, citizens Of Blackhawk county, from
observations taken in the examination OF
y. =; Young before the magistrate, it hav-
ing been supposed that the said r. j.
Dung had wrongfully obtained money by
claiming to represent the Orphan Asylum,
out upon examination being acquitted, do
now state It as our conviction and belief,
tnat ne may have been the victim of de-
signing persons; and that there are per-
SONS in the State who are seeking to obtain
money fraudulently by claiming to repre-
sent sald Asylum, and that the people OF
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A son Of Daddy Price, of Missouri
was arrested at Niagara Falls, or Thurs.
day, for fiourishing pistol in dangerous
proximity to = hackman's head.
Two-thirds Of the product of the oil wells
Of America il shipped abroad.
3 Hermetfcal barrels are made now-a.davs
and are justine thing for the transportation
Of oils and such things.
There arc said to be sixty thousand Spir-
itualists in Paris.
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Po1Nr LooKour. Mo. Nav . ,ee.

r,f fo.N y LooKouT. ND, Nov. 8, 1864.
find ticket Of Des Moines county. Th.ra
were but few Of u hers, bat vhnf thar s.o
are true blue, ~ you win zee BY noticinS
the ticket. e
The returns Of the elections held n th,.
point were handed In to Gen. Barnes. n s
A., and he marked Iowa down az the han.
ner State. Lincoln and the State candi.
Garrett and Pollock each. So hurrsh fcrs
Iowa. Yours, respectfully, e. 8. C..
Clerk Of Election.
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APPoINTAENT.--Captai T. p. Roach, OF
Polk county, has been appointed by the
Governor military ard sanitary agent for
the State of Iowa, with headquarters prob
ably At Chattanooga The appointment is
IN excellent one, and will give general sat-
asfaction 10 citizens and soldiers. The
Captain WI! start for Dixie on Monday or
next week.