Iowa State Register, The (Newspaper) - June 3, 1863, Des Moines, Iowa Stele fiT he af t IOWA STATE mailed OB j Is 10 V W THE TETS TOTE of the for Book and Blanks for SOW VIII NO 18 CITY OF DES MOINES WEDN BSD AY JUNE 3 1803 WHOLE NO aad Book and Prices adapted io the the tews from than a had by Hit boat a ioos to doleful la mentations received say ILe then in Mitchell told of presence OF TKE April eighteen of the Statt IK or lowi A I With my communication for Uie from I wni the promise of other communications some of which were soon io follow But the life of the soldier who never directly engages the enemy is tbe in arc engaged and acted ou tbe after the of while folks I propose io luVure to give of tbe Aud though we lave never heen in a with the enemy the Iowa lias a J Long Iowa Stale Agent St Loula and Win G 4th J E F 5th J P Martin C 13th Peter C 10th Stover G James W 11 A I Maun F Elias H A Laycock C John B Barton H P B Sheiley Wagoner A S A Jos Waters B John Burns C 0 W to tbe Mr F Colburn chief Western correspondent tbe Sew York World has jost here from our army near Vicksburg via Jackson Miss and Ala Atlanta East TeniL and Va He furnishes the following of the fall of was intent On of lilt wni released on the usual parole and before leaving lud freedom of the city He it quite gay and with far less military display Iban in Tbe wme of men wn nol there as throughout country The streets were filled fashionable elegantly dressed hut is two year old Few or no drunken people were seen no r rode rapidly tip and gaining tne crown of smart ibe grey tacks They were right juta few hundred vardi drawn np in some disorder but presenting what a determined front A glauce satisfied him that be had hut one thing to and that was to cpon and whip Uie at before had time lo estimate his and dispose for fight He accordingly immediately gave the order and with drawn ami pistoU shouting like in Third of tilt KA the DEI tbe new dome of the Capital two hundred of tbe ol Dikota one tan hundred and for of lie of of two thousand tbe of tbe la the Territory ot Colorado three tvo sod and For of toe the of lira STC tseh AX ACT tot bt tits far lire United of w ihz be tbe jeti the thirtieth eighteen handred Bad Ttz what to him would to be subjects of interesting communication the delay But after all 1 ve lhat it 13 the business el a correspondent of the press and people to reproduce which the telegraph has loug before disseminated And it may be the subjects which are so with But it la iny duty before I close to admonish the of the North that great Union Anaconda U fust his culls about tlie and will ia a time than they expect crush out hia life or drive him imo the Gulf 13 E Parker I Win Reed A Wm Hutfield F Wm G Bryant 1 Thos corporal E John Joe 1 J W Woods B E Burch D J Combs John Tracey F John K flymer G Isaac Sloore W 11 habits of and the unusually while pissing through the country to converse with people and to learn whatever could be Uong the route On the evening of Sunday the 3d instant three correspondents Messrs A D and Browne ol the Xew York Tribune aad Colburn nf the World anxious to rebels were altering a tug in the canal apparently iv the view The the city a large number of where their wounded seemed io be well cured for He tras in tbe Capitol which dingy but taken recess The ordinary blocks of 6 torts around t le Park trere for Department buildings In of the ravages nf war the skelter on the party and men were mi ltd in the race and many BD U now told of the this and thai charger The was nn sooner begun ihan the rebels turned anil fled giving however as hey wheeled a volley which slightly two or three of our men Tlie gallant escort was loo quick for them and followed sharply into the wunds and succeeded in capturing of tie aad Calf COMTi of latt engaged fa the of ot tha arm iad pit IT atd sen lie OB tot the of ibt Ihs United States of ia the vork ose ind K iai frUnd in Interior ind other lad fa Le Io the of In to of sil former for tea For the led ia ud ot Senda to us would form more communications for the people of the North thau of the They may uot be disturbed In or property hut E Grand Gulf took advantage of an expedition to our batteries at Vicksburg looks and little general distress is apparent The style living among all U remarkably fast one Sergeant and two officers Our boya used freely bringing most of them in surrender in ia tit pa tmd sad of oa the Yon have read no doubt long before this Uie result of tbe Yazoo iu which we may say the played a full We had an address read to us on drees parade a short time after we returned from in their traitorous ways it will be by the expiatory riles that they will je permitted to find a comfortable place ia respectable society or ever u bold any office trust or profit ID the of loira soldiers in Benton Barracks Hospital SL Louis May 1853 by Thos W J Long Iowa State Agent St Louis and Cbas F Rescue 1st The tug Sturges towing loo barges covered hay bales started at 1 o'clock a m from Bend with 15 from Company B Ohio a crew of eight for tug and four others besides the all flowed wilb the most reckless rebels still lamented the death of They insisted lhat Lee was the of living Generals and spoke highly of confidence in Joe Johnson Gen Van Corn's staff had published and wounding several The captured men all lo the 3d Georgia cavalry which under command of Lieut Oil Thompson is DOW stationed at Dug Hollow The officers taken Capta audit 3L that their detachment was about 100 the la or ot the tout of tht For of uid For paj tnd Of br foar in ihs ot the Surrey the ia For public ia tie Territory of fire For tad of sad fir expedition from Gen Ross and when I first heard it I thought it contained a considerable showing of braggadocio as well as yain flattery But on reflection I am well of the State Register May Brinson D Jacob Diffendaffer G E M L C S B Jas W corporal Vicksburg as they reached the extreme range the rebels seni up rockets and n ten minutes began firing beautiful a perfectly distinct view In rounding the point the tiring denying domestic difficulties in Dr had anything to do with they call the assassination of their General The fend between and Breckinridge was still progressing but to bad come out on information given by Mia fur the express of Gen Palmer CapL Edwards says thai he and sis men were near the within twenty of Gen Pk the day before when he the General was his For In for the relief ol nd one For the of dalmi for ai fa dee of u the tea two five or depositary daris furniture of tat the or had his praises of tbe men who performed the labor and endured the hardships of tbe expedition been less the address weeta have elapsed since you have received a communication this Several of interest have taken place during iny protracted silence On John W Montgomery E Jos E George W G Oliver Smith Sergeant K one of the barges and several others soon after At o'clock as they were passing abreast of Court House as they were exposed to a concentrated fire of all the batteries a Winch shot struck attention complaints were made tbe conscription act and all spoke as if every man in the country regarded as a soldier Virtually However the Edwards camp and told CoL Thompson oi hia discovery induced the rebel CoL to accompany the that be might gel a at and assist to catch a Federal Major For scd Lais For the light and with Tor Jot said periods two truth as it was Indeed if anything of the truth it that from its necessary brevity the whole respecting the hardships and good conduct ofthe men of the 19th of April the Infantry of except one or were ordered to proceed on the 20th to Mks Early on the mom of the G Jas K Jas Donchue il South D and furnaces ofthe blowing herlo atoms with a terrific explosion tinders from her furnaces setting fire to the hay oo the barges At the same instant several shells hurst on the barges adding to law ia done with us it has already drawn into the army the whole available strength Tbe hope ot foreign recognition seems abandoned but all parties were confident Seym Letter Fron York Times Gov SEYMOUR closes meeting ia Albany with su til the sod one two two handled is office ol of at For of three not be told The soldiers of this war endure hardships tbe true account of which they themselves receive with incredulity They exhibit a coolness and courage in battle which being accurately reported by their officers they frequently accept singly as an application of bombast aud soft soap As I intimated in my lust communication we thai is all the illustrious few who have the exclusive making and custody of the great strategic movements while they are yet in embryo expected thai we were bound by way of the Yazoo for Vicksburg And we were of this opinion until informed that the objects of Uie expedition had been accomplished and were ordered back to Helena Il was not in Uie programme to take Fort Pemberton but we did not know il and hence our restlessness as to the ineffectual demonstrations made against it regiments were assembled at tbe and Ohio It It and ure the sun had rUen sigh in the the long train of cars were rolling Thu land if indeed it may he called land between and Corinth ia tbe poorest most worthless most God-forsaken of any tract through which 1 have ever passed Old and decaying trees piled together in irregular masses covered thickly over by briers and almost impenetrable underbrush lie there with no charms for me Of Corinth I need write nothing Tour readers are conversant with its history We moved into tbe camp of the Infantry remained there during the temporary absence of the troops of Corinth an an expedition to Tuscumbia A abama While at Corinth Col Lawler wbo was in command of the troops from this p lace received bis as Brig General and was ordered to report 0 C Garret King G W 11 Lewis G Jacob Lawson D B K HTH Peter Perry B 12TH G Wm Mann F Wm A W Nelson L D Wm H Trowbridge D C Thomas I J A Sergeant H Isaac Woodmansec B Hiram B Andrews B A D Eugene H Droze I J Horton K MTU G P Stephen Drummer FT C Mollin B Geo Patterson W W K Wm Harvey A 1 C K Thomas S Garlick U Wm Campbell D Wm Gibbon L Jas Hardin G David S Reagan 11 The fire spread rapidly and scalded and wounded men began crying for help Tue rebels on the bluSs were veiling like demons shots whistling over boys almost constantly the firing seeming hourly to increase At the of our helpless condition bales of hay were thrown overboard for the crew and sufferers when all was provided for the correspondents leaped into the current and swam to nearest hav bales and then endeavored to make the Louisiana shore While floundering about in this effort tbe rebels ceased firing and sent out a boat to seize us After having been in the water about an hoar all the survivors were picked up were killed by the explosion or drowned the rest were all saved five of them badly scalded ana one wounded by shell In 100 shots were fired at least 20 of which were fired at the bursting vessels and at crew and passengers struggling in tbe water On landing tbe survivors were taken to Vicksburg jail a After a few hours and over and had DO lea r for future movements on the The correspondents addressed numerous notes jointly to the rebel authorities to secure their hut for some reason H to any of them rebels finally released the correspondent those of the They would give DO expatriation of their conduct aud no promise io the correspondents Still retained but it is believed will be released The conclusion formed in three weeks in the limits of the Confederacy a trip almost across its entire extent by a circuitous mate that led almost down to fhe Gulf then up again through the mountains of East Tennessee to Richmond and along the Valley of St James may be briefly summed up 1st The people are brare and 2d There be temporary suffering for want of sufficient food but starvation is impossible 3d Although they can never people of this country now wait with the deepest anxiety nf the Administration upon these acts Having given il n generous support in the conduct of he war tve pause to see whit of Government it U for which we are asked lo pour out our Mood and our treasure The action of tue Administration will de the minds of more than one-half ofthe people ofthe loyal states vat it to put OF destroy free at the We ook for its decision with solemn If this mean h means that if the Administration decides In sustain the acls of Gen Burnside and the judgment ofthe than one-half ot ibe of the loval Slates will go for abandoning Uie war for of course they cannot and will not sustain a war waged to Mestrov free institutions at tbe North Now so far as regards Governor he can pledge himself to any line of conduct he But be has nn right ot sad one aad dollars and For of forty-three of light dentil one hundred and nine and For of aad one hundred tnd twelve iad fiRT other aiSi lo ta-n thereon for tSa Kent in Sew York or Tbat tbe price of purchase of lot of not the sum For and with glass ebiKnCTi of keeping limpi sad iu repair to mariners of bf aide io two handled and dollari Fur repairs scd of of one For ia oSie For mCcase of of the md e dollars For incident of Territory ot Arizona and Tor ot other to the j to be the ot the of ten dollars For the public In the of fire F for work on the of ite Trailed from hundred and to ftsd To rav W H- for on United Stated from r one eighteen asd to sixty-one four hundred and To enable the of the Interior to scd rendered in the dew of and Philadelphia in the and ot of SLUM coin there be led u to or the Interior from the appropriation by ice acr of Congress tbs and could not understand how it was that the gunboats were permitted to knock great breaches in the walls ofthe Port to-day to Gen I visited tbe battle ground and saw Shaw G Jas S Mavers A Jas L Harrison Carter G Henry and the correspondents were transferred to the city Coutl House where they remained two days when it their armies again at as high a number as HOW and the material for conscription almost exhausted vet as the war has in him assert that more than one-half of people of the loval will shape their opinion about the war dollars For salaries of aad assistant keepers of at an not of fcr lie Tear and to aader of tiis Treasure so thereof act exceeding leave the rebels to make repairs to-morrow From similar cafes proceed three-fourths of ibc invidious and unwise criticisms made upon movements of our armies by tbe citizens as well as the soldiers We see a movement made ia some quarter and knowing about as much desolating rack where fierr car of war had swept by Tlie place is well fortified A few troops could repel a large and powerful foe We returned to after two weeks spent In Corinth The Iowa on its return changed its camp to K P N Darling C C Hunt C Wm T Thos J Incle G Jos Adams I W Z Woodward I Andrew J Madison B I IFFT David corporal D A G Mitchell Sergeant E Alfred K Win A Forest at real weakness of Not more tlian men have at lime been The defences both oi front and rear are vastly less formidable than is generally supposed the rear defences are Tee Bis Black River Bridge ia almost defenceless The about is hilly and broken The roads sufficient to keep up for two years more 4th Their strength is thrown entirely to frontiers and if the frontier linis were once if our generals begin to duty Uie whole fabric of rebellion will go down like a house built of cards 5th Union aud perseverance at the The idea Is monstrous It intn the power of the Administration o establish the character of the war and io decide its die The duty of the loval men o pat down the rebellion is all made dependent upon the wisdom or the folly the or the unfaithfulness ol lie at Washington Were the arrest of of Tor For main of tne far trr the itl ol handred for transportation of and materials and for repairs of and serrice and for inspection hundred as he 1621 Tiai if rie then and in that tae enall ba oaf of any not For tte continuation of ifie Treasury two and ths Island fifteen supposed to know about Commentaries proceed to pass upon the shady and pleasant place in tbe John H corporal Sherman landed at Bend In December the rebels had a force of hope lies in oar division anfi their greatest encouragement is derived Iram the best friends claim it to be it as for on tbe of Loag and Jersey repairs of bouses ind treaty dom of it and to see the objects for which It was instituted brand its schemers as consummate asses or declare that the change than regiment was scattered hither and thither to guard Smith I Edward Seargeant P B F Tipton A D Schnack E M in Vicksburg and its defences bul they were rapidly reinforced till the dav of Sherman's assault when they had of such men as He is regarded as B martyr to Southern cause and they are convinced lhat he This war is a war to save the nation It 5 a war not for ourselves bat for of keepers Of br of and For aad to trial to thing was simply to protract the war room for disloyal speeches and acts by the Copperheads when loyal men Whatever might bare been tbe original intention in opening the Yazoo Pass every reflective person accompanying the Yazoo expedition must be satisfied that its commanders did the least thing lhat could be done and that the results ofthe expedition were decidedly beneficial On of April the Iowa being posted ou the outer picket line at Shell Mound received orders to return to camp strike tents and go aboard the steamer Key West for Helena At the time we received this order affairs were getting more interesting along our line than anything we had ever before experienced The rebels perceiving the movement about our camp began to be careless in tbe use of their and shell which they sent out In search of our line in great profusion But up to the time ne were ordered in threw them so far to our left that we bail nothing to do but amuse ourselves at their des of rebel ammunition and timber One of tbe f bells however just the time of our the post at which your correspondent was placed struck so close to one of our vidette lhat it sprinkled h m Tiell witb earth but luckily failed to explode We arrived at Helena on tbe Stb of April nnd next Under existing orders they cannot be detached but four weeks They are well pleased with their situations and live in the best style that the scanty supplies of this rebel country will admit Yesterday Brig Gen Thomas Gen of the United Slates passed through this on hia way to Corinth The train topped but a few minutes The troops of liis command were iu readiness to receive lim A number of cotton bales were rolled together to serve as a stand He was introduced hy Maj Gen Gen Thomas is an old spare-looking His appearance is easy nut graceful He is no speaker bnl a close accurate thinker and a common sense I presume that not a man iu all vast assemblage ever heard such words before Principles advocated by direction of the President ol he bu remarks were what he was hy the to say what he said in Ms speeches ho river lave been reported that he was here iii a two-fold capacity as inspector of the army and furthermore to announce Uie policy of the President and his Cabinet with reference to thai unfortunate class of beings called slaves that they were to be received kindly to be clothed fed aad armed and Io used to put down this rebellion and that any Lewis A Jos Stevenson F G W Thatcher C Lesley True I Ar G John Owens G G Knock G R ilowig H Henry How I M Keller D G I John C Brown 1 31 Brown A 0 T c Smith B J W Scott L John Cooney E Leander Frendi K J Bucker G AV A Williams K L TX Reed B L H McWilliams C G A Madden F Alfred Mansfield A Jos Holman A Jos W C J W Hicks F U Ouster A D Dodge G L Evuns C F Ellsworth B W Ellis C SOTH Moses T Campbell musician C Francis G Jesse B Home Corp B Stephen G Andrew P Lief H W Armor A Alfred H Jno B Jac Bigley F George Stanley G O C Banks G Samuel Nichols 0 John C C U L H Steele Sergeant I Reuben White H O Wm Perry Corporal A Wm G James C Patterson I Cyrus I Henry F Quimby John H Willis A Joseph B While Corporal C J W Xash Drammer C F Coe I T S Crosby deserted and the whole military consisted of west of Black River under Gens Forney and and east of that river under Gen Bowen were bringing supplies by railroad as rapidly as possible did not obstruct the railroad more than forty-eight hours At Jackson on tbe 6th inst Gov Pettus a proclamation assuring the citizens there was no danger at the same time lie was removing tbe records and public property to Columbus Geu Grant's advance was within twelve miles of place when we were through and consternation prevailed in On the ISth we were sent to thence 150 miles up the Alabama River Io Montgomery central Alabama tlie wheat and corn crops were abundant little is raised and it is believed considerable Union feeling exists in lhat region Expressions of sympathy were common There but few troops either through Ibat regon or any part of the Confederacy which we visited the people generally fnr peace and very anxiously when war would be over While we were at Montgomery Gen Joe Johnston and staff passed through on their way to From Montgomery we were seul to West Point on the 12th to Atlanta Ga where contrary to our treatment ai all other places we were confined in the military prison on account of complaints that officers of the and officers of command had been treated with too much civility by the of almost infinite magnitude The at are buL in weighed against the at stake To whatever side they may it is nothing in its bearings upon the obligations of the war If the President impeach him as the Constitution by House of Representatives and try by the Senate If you do do that bear with him for the wen one months he will remain in office or seek to change his by against him the force of public opinion these parts that vim please if you think the President wrong Bul if you are a sane man don't be guilty ofthe madness if VRU are a loyal man don't be guilty of the if this creature of a day does ibis or fails lo thai the rebellion have its way and the nation so down You as well sav that if the priest at the alter does perform iis duties the Ark of Covenant shall be broken and that if ilie ministers of the go astray religion itself shall be abjured We have before said that if Mr was really of the maJe against he had fa our opinion a for which he deserved to be tried by a military tribunal in a by military aw His Mends sar That were false On that point we have never an opinion for we have had no reliable means of The testimony upon the subject has been Terv imperfectly published But the of Mr guilt or innocence or paupers patients la some proper ia thi city of Wif hire of carts on the two dollars For purchase aad repair of toots ased In tbe fioEttrs For or trees and to replace when naTe planted by the United Stales to whitewash aad fences and to pavements in froal oT For annual repairs of the Capitol and the Capitol f broken glass scd lodK and for Uie protection of and the Train lo It For ol tbe President's of of thereto Sii For faeL in part of tbe President's Koase two foar For Capitol anS and Bridge and Hisb in Georgetown street To enable tn erect two new ander the two of the ibe Supreme Court room and to For repairs of the Potomac narr yard asd toe roads audio repair tte br the bridge keeper at jard and to erect a to proud For repairs of ill cwo thonsand For rating care of the soath of the of tbe same and trees last Ins and ca o notes and foe balance and paid post at Cincinnati To of las last filtr ror paT of tie States and for transportation acd other of the lines tie jointly the treaty witb Great Britain of tte pier at Wisconsin and Sis ssd SKIT the erection of two near the month of bat ten doV lars L tte Board a Tor euch the ot a aeries of range ligUti bar one at Hoot Angelas harbor WK Territa dollars For miStr directions of the Chief Justice aad of the tory in nn a Territorial at Denver ta ol Colorado to ander taa direction of ite of ths Interior five For pay of the United States District for tae western of Michigan two of district two sane district tiro 2 Acd be it farther enacted That tae car-rent expenses iear Jane and lor the Deaver Branch IK io be paid bet of the balance of the of of cant by act of approved eighteen handed And Affair at Cripple Tenn May 18 1863 One day hist week the headquarters of Maj Gen Palmer commanding the 2d division of the 21st army corps were removed to the vicinity of Cripple Creek upon which for months uack a portion of Ills division has been encamped The General was no sooner comfortably located than lie began an exploration of Ibe roads diverging from lines of his command One ot those officers who example of daring and enterprise he made on Friday and Saturday several bold pushes toward fhe lines of the rebel encampments at and Dug Hollow On Saturday with a small escort of only twenty men passed un hour at the house of one Mrs Youree some three miles south of the headquarters on a road following Cripple Creek toward and Pike Madam whose five sons were in the rebel army was of course but withal very polite and attentive She the that the rebels were every day or two at her house tn small parties hovering about to get a good view of the Yanks Believing that the woman would straightway inform the rebels of his visit the General eave her io understand thai he was iu tlie habit of making frequent excursions through tbe nnd left Nest dav yesterday anticipating came to pass that the posted by woman would be on the lookout he started for another Cripple proceeded to our present camp ground We have much labor in grading and ditching the grounds as H is expected will remain here the greater patl of tlie summer We have hud some very efficient drilling since we came here but at present tbe picket and fatigue details drain our regiment to such an extent as to prevent battalion drill These fatigue men are employed in grading the streets in Helena and on new fortifications which are being erected on the most e points on Uie bills in the rear of the city These points arc well chosen as they command every hill and ravine in this dismissed from the service and any soldier them should be dealt with This was no effort but was merely nn of such sublime truths that every heart nmn have leaped for joy Mnj General Oglesby a brief pointed and little speech en dorsing heartily the sentiments proclaimed by Gen Thomns remarking in the course o liis speech n negro was too good tn ki a rebel not intending that they were belter or as good sis while men but Unit were far superior to destroyers of our Carpenter G Seaman Carcus A Sash Colton D J L Colton Drammer D G C Call I Samuel George W Debar C George Musician D A H Grover.I Thomas H Haves D Tims Humphrey F George R Enapp C S M Ludlow D C Oliver H L U H Ezra Bankirk A Wm A Thos Crowder Corporal C James Campbell H Dewiit I Manin M S A Williamson K Alex M Clain F G H Reynolds B were kept from ns and the food was execrable sour corn bread and pork In other places we were permitted tn pass through the town at will bul here it seems had been and fed by the Hence the unusual stringency in our case At huge and an ordnance foundry constantly engaged can non small arms In nil these towns throughout die country the able-bodied men are all cone and the women negroes and children aloue were left The repairing tbe working in the foundries managing their army transportation etc Articles formerly imported by South have almost this time however taking enough escort to manage a reasonable number of belligerent opposers The escort was made up of the General's 22 men of Company 0 7th cavalry under Gapt and two companies of East Middle Tennessee cavalry 42 strong commanded by Quite a number of the officers of the Staff volunteered their services a brisk morning ride and the promise of a sharp skirmish that old soldiers resist Capt Howland Quartermaster of Division Capt E C Norton Assistant Inspector General and Capt C C Peck Commissary were the staff while from the headquarters of bv a military or civil dwindles into Insignificance before the claim here set up that tBe right or ibe wrong of the Administration in this matter 15 to determine onr inly lo support or Hie war Mr may deserve to go to prison or not Mr Lincoln may deserve to no or not but no this kind has the remotest bearing our own oblisations to help put down this The criterion of duty which Gov Seymour has sent to tne sympathizers in Albany is tbe lowest manifestation we have ever seen of low patriotism of certain of politicians not believe that be bethought himself of the import nf his words when he penned oat ibe sewer traps nn lars of aH the cader the Capitol dollars For the repairs of avenne of tie one dollars on First street the Capitol and oa of said garden one thousand two dollars of eighteen acd fort of B street south frota Sixth to Main the tn Sixth sirce west and east side from to avenne all on to the jii cine and to senators and paid for the present tension ot the out of any money ia tee DOE as soon as certified aj the presiding officer of enacted That of War canst a resistor tube prepared the present of of tbe United elates artse in reference thereto as EST not be incompatible with the public service sum of SReen dollars he and the same H oat of xn in the noi otherwise appropriated for clerk hire and compilation of said For lighting Maryland street soat h with necessary by the occupancy of Government railroad the Iwes of In the alteen of steps and to tie ot the hanse at Boston of bills Some ofthe guna are J Reed D Wallace Seamen B at ten times Northern prices the 1st brigade has lb thonsand nine aad four dot ed and a few hours practice lias demonstrated that they are capable of sending greal havoc in the ranks of the enemy let him approach by what line he mnv endorsing tiie remarks of bolb Gen Thomas nnd Oglesby He that we could not he dragged to Uie level of a negro and was B Abraham James L Smith Corporal D L D Smith G G Andrew G J F Smith F A J Stafford A D J Scott is worth per lb coarse shoes per pair and none but the plainest and commonest fabrics are to be had at any rate On tlie 13th we were sent via Dalton Gft to Easi Tennessee and Fee Commissary CapL Standart of tbe famous Ohio Capt Crow Top Eng Lieut Tuly Inspector and Captain of tbe Isi that he was for tbe wat to the last extremity rather than give way to the Confederacy This literally construed recants it all and puts him in the as the Patent Office and ihi to acd dome for ros THE the aad medical of colTert on Jersey avenue aear the are For the of books of tactics and instructions for the armies of Ceiled expenses incurred ia A very interesting scene was presented nl the wharf yesterday or the occasion ofthe embarkation of a negro regiment bound down river After the parting scenes on the wharf in which were indications of an affection as ardent and abiding as arc gener ally to be seen Hi tlie separation of us to pass fur down below the negro io the level of the traitor AH these remarks were received hearty cheers Biack troops will be organized here the field cers the commissioned and noncommissioned staff the line officers and the 1st Ser geanis of each company will be whites Wm Walters F J W Willmore G R F Wm Worden Corporal A Gideon Wagner II A J Woods Corporal Wm M Winning B John M Davis F W R Davis F Luther E James X Crane B W B E Lynchburg Virginia to Richmond The East Tennessee country appears to be well cultivated and the growing crops are splendid Brock's array reported to be on ons inlo Northern and Georgia caused the utmost cons tern at ion among the people It marched 200 miles inlo the country skirmishing was a smart staff yon perceive and as the sequel proved a For thai however nol a man of tlie staff or nf the escort bul whose head hud been benl to the storm of Stone River and no sequel was required to start the game Aboni 7 o'clock most armed and in high glee at the believed themselves carrying la some honorable name and of the office he holds we trust that his sober second thought convince him of his mistake If it does nut we have simply lo say that Horatio Seymour's conceptions of duty as Governor matters just as little to so onr relations to the Lincoln's of dmy as President MI vice and of the of Colombia at the in said District including fire for For hearing of additional ia the five Vor nf workshops and machinery there for to afford for the MOD Oral cal of two and of minate men SBC in Ohio Indiana to repel rebd raids to he settled Upon proper to be filed and passed upon by the proper officers of Teat in tte to be allowed this act the principles roles and shall be observed by the accounting in Mid expenses bave been applied to the claims lo Sates ander tbe act relations they were taken aboard tbe and was captured of misguided pushed out nl art to the States for in- er B Franklin They were uniformed trined and equipped in complete from the blacks themselves C Daniel Ettleman A Monroe Fislier G A M B B Gardner F miles of Rome his ammunition being exhausted nnd animals worn ont dirt road running southward Creek and in nn hour's time reaching Youree plantation the war against the rebellion to its consummation trusting the For ol the of tie additional to tbe it fonr thousand hundred and style and was our most inveterate negro balers were IOWA SOLDIERS List of Iowa soldiers who have died Thomas E Milton F Helmick A They only surrendered conditionally and were allowed to retain their the General's conjecturing it was upon inquiry lhat Hie rebel watchers of its public servants whether enable Uie Secretary of tae In to of Little Brown and two term Had they have had white fiiL anti a to correspond they would have compared well at SL Louis from May 10 to 17 1881 Furnished by Thos W J Long of Iowa Slate Sanitary A cent St B Peter A Wm I L C 0 B Morse Arnold I- Brown K Charles Brown Through Virginia the craps are fine but little tobacco being raised attention be devoted to wheat and oats the lady said they had just taken rosd running directly South inlo the and Murfreesboro Pike They We have seen many arrest of and simSs the direction Of Committee ot Congress three at Large for to of directing the of the other seven For of the Reedier of the even when il was the subject versal praise at St Louis Considering the short have been drilled their nnd promptness in tbp of orders exceed on the whole 10 J F Vanhook E Mnv 12 Jos H Andrew 1 Dew May 14 B E C Kopp I John Burns G Wm I K John W Clipliver B Bolt F David Boil F Manin Bridge A John M Broadbooks I Benjamin Corwin F Louis Cuestor Corpora E Wm M I we were thrown into Libby Prison with 125 officers from Gen Hooker s army command and The treatment in Libby Prison is perhaps good Some of our complain bnt at Gen failure io make the accustomed trip They had left under the preemption that the had postponed his ride because of tbe Sabbath promising however to be ou the another day and him written by an officer engaged in the enterprise sent npa who arrival at house at night They called him up he the of tbe Committee of dve one handled acd twenty-one dollars fifty cents and or said br tbe Comca 1st loner of in Uw Capitol heretofore by special foor For nrw roof to three dollars I have seen among the while regiments Their entire thoughts seem to be on IS Jos Waters B Enos B Clias H Campbell G May 0 A D Wilkinson C Robt S McDonald I M Stevens undeniable that tbe food famished is better than their own officers have audacious were to be taught thai they not about the Cripple abused by two women who were found on the premises with apparatus and Saram for the Tear eighteen twenty work They have been to Uie prompt execution of orders nnd on these nc counts are perhaps belter calculated client and soldiers than the white Oui INSPIRES THE the 44th Massachusetts Regiment were battle recently when A D Isaac Myers I Joab Johnson D Jesso Clines G Gco A Coffee B Samuel Frazier E John Foster an comfortable All the Chancel prisoners have been The commissioned officers of command excepting the surgeons and chaplains Lieuts Hehler and Taylor of the spying into its lines accordingly upon a branch road southeastward and striking the pike near the escort party traveled rapidly to get between the returning rebels and their found concealed behind two indignant females in their night gowns When caught he rushed to tbe window nnd srave the signal nf of the Knights nf tbe two lad nf snd tatine care of copy right of tne rooms the of jurr for the jew sli of the army who have been as free ns the air they breathed nrc proud of appearance and seem to feel they will not flinch n the fight After they went they discoursed most thrilling vocal with nn enthusiasm which seem Io give nn extra melody to the melodious voice of the negro On hearing some remarks to the effect that the would rmt they mmU fight their gun barrels nulled off at and some of the men out of tli ranks hv the way the noble old tune Cor was started with tlie well known words All hail the power nf Jesus nnd the effect is said tn have been electric The good old tune rose upon icings from tli lips of the soldiers and flew up down the extensive column with such vigor and zeal that the troops nlong the rose with roused nml clastic spirits The thus produced was not transient but last nir The song for the meeting and th pong for the F Grout C MTH Wra Biggs C An election was held in New York on Tuesday last anil the Unionists were by sixteen majority was carried hy the Copperheads at the Spring election At the meeting which nominated the Copperhead ons were passed sympathizing with tain and cheers given for thai arch of tbe Illinois captured at Sher man's repulse also the pilot carpenter non commissioned office men of Indianola All were in good spirits During recent battle of Chancellorsville and raid the people of Richmond wore greatly stunned for the Safety of the place Commissioner Gold that our Government is arresting great numbers of political prisoners contrary to agreement and threatens severe treatment of the prisoners in hia In strike readers generally as having altogether too hazardous for a Maj Gen Inn and without entering into a homily on importance of occasional great personal risks on tbe pan of commanding officers it is say Gen P had well weighed the consequences and bad determined to at all hazards attempt the punishment of the gang Gaining the pike the patty turned their horses toward and throwing out an advance under Capt Mitchell moved was dragged out of ignominious hiding place and taken in charge by the authorities His associates the next dav a mob did much damage in until captured by detachments of United Slates soldiers The traitor Tom Seymour who was defeated in for Governor writes lo tbe Sew York Copperheads his deen ami indication at the arrest and banishment of A fellow natter one Fit preparing mart and description for report dre doilan Vor In of the Potent and for tie uma with cases and Tor tbe and of POT repairing and pain the saloon tn tbe old of tbe Patent acd ror far ewes and for tbe an J exhibition of models or roue For of thousand dollars four million fire hundred For And of tko Bureau nf Md for eighteen bundled and tuo nod three three thousand dollars For enlarging hospital at marine to Branch of In the Niw bv for the jar ending Jams eighteen hundred and 11 For acd of the completion of aaHs and mv handred of
