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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-05-30
LATEST NEWS
By TELEGRAPH.
THE WAR NEWS.
BRIL- LIANT VICTORY At HAN
OVER COURT HOUSE.
Gov. Sprague elected Senator.
INTERESTING NEWS FROM NEW
ORLEANS.
Progress Of .Wc ClelfNM'S
Comm HNtt.
From Fort Monroe.

onT MONROE, May Is.
| The steamer Massaehuse;ts which left SUNDAY
morning for City Point with flag cf tr1.c, re-
| turned early this morning. he boat took up
Co Hanson. Of Kentucky, whe expected to be
exchanged for Col. Cocoran, and also Captain
Robertson, OF Virginia, Ii. hitaker pri,a' e, a
lady and sir. Lowe. Of kentucky. The boa. ar
| rived 1t City Point On sunday evening The
next morning Gen. Wool's communications were
Delivered, and on Tuesday answer wa received
/ from Gen. Hnger. Col. Cocaran anI the other
prisoners not having been delivered up Col. Han
| sen and The officers were brought back. Colonel
Hanson Is very severe upon Gen. Hugct foI his
failure to fulfil his promises.
! Our gun beat feet Still remains is or 70 miles
below City Point.
| A squad Of the enemy's 2ayalry was seen on the
| bank. but few shell scattered them.
/ NO troops nor citizens arc le.t Vt City Point.
| steamer arrived from Hatteras This o. M. No
| There is no truth in tho report Of Gen. Burn
| sides occupation Of Raleigh.
The Union prisoners at salisbury are on til heir
way to New York, having bern released and de
liycrel to Cen Burnside, at as1jngton, n. q.
The Norfolk Dry Bool., which was suppress ssei
Yesterday morning. appeared The afternoon,
the rest friction having been removed in consc-
4ac II ;no frequent VIOLA on Of orders lroh ID
! ii:n.. trade xith Autlvh AID Portsmouth. \ new
and more stringent order was 70 day issued, as
follows
/ HEAB-QUAETERs, DEPARTMENT IF NlgGISIs
I May -.
| goods OF any hind will hereafter he trans,
ported by express ears to Norfolk, porismoath o,
Gosport, escept b. permission OF. e Com anding
| General, and then only ter iayarGs oi the ar
ticles have neen furnished, with names Of th ose
to wnon they belong, and ~ whom they are T. be
! delivered.
thereafter vessels, 10. employed by the army
or navy, will lie permitted to 90 to Ncrio (, Ports
! month or GeslaEt, q anv otfer Ilace On either
side Il the ro-i5 n0t o4eHiie led hy rGa. II t.a u.
=. except b. express authority .. tic Na.lt....l.d-
in- General. Any violation If tnis order vii
sutirct tie ,sels aed property TO seizlT- ami
oonfscation, and the l4rsoIs WI" Lay he tho
Cause, directly or indirectly, wil be seyerel, pun
! ished. By commanl e
Mas. Gts " u.
Quite disturbance tool; place IA Norfols las.
night. 1t is said 70 be oaus,d by q negI, Sd c9t-
! Ing corporal named John forks, &c. {, s9th
| New York regiment. THO disturbance beca me
| general and = greater part of the company Fas
| engaged Three nesiacs We're killed ant :
| wounded So OF the ,ing eaders sent to
| tht Zip Eai 70 dey. H1ny oilers 8ere arrested,
| but released. = i quiet 1ap.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-05-30

Gov. KIRKwooD's PRoCLAMATIoN.-
In another colum We publish the proclsna-
tion o. Governor Kirkwood, calling for another
regiment Of infantry. This proclamation was
called out by the following dispatch from the
War Department. 1t will be seen that the
regiment is to be completely equipped before
it leaves the State:
WASHINGTON May 81.
To tie Governor of Ioua.
Rsiae one regiment of infantry Immediately.
Do everything in your power 70 urge enlist
nent.. Orders have been given to supply
clothing. arms and equipments before the reg
imeut leaves the State
BY order Of the Secretary OF War.
L. THOMAS, Adjt. Gen.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-05-30
RIVER ITEMS.
Thursday, Nay 20.
ARRIVED.

Thursday, Nay 20.
DxsNoINRs CRY, Dumot, Keokuk.
JENNIE WHIPPLE, Morrison, keokuk.
BILL HENDERSON, Rhodes, Dubuque.
DEPARTED.
AD HTHE, Gait, Dubuque.
JENNIE WHIPPLH, Morrison, Keokuk.
DEsMoIsEs CRY, D0mot, ST. Louis.
BOATS LEAVING TO-DAY.
The Northern Linz packet Wm. l.. Ewing,
Capt. Buford and Clerk Ovens, viii leave this
port for st. Paul and intermediate points this
morning. The attention of travellers ard ship
pers is dire ted to this most popular craft. Tor
freight or passage enquire Of r. ". Prettyman.
The light draught packet Eil Henderson. Cap
Rhodes, will leave for Dubuque at ! o'clock this
morning, making connections with packets fer St.
Paul and way points.
the mail and passenger packet Kate Cas.el,
Capt. Davis, will leave f,r Keohok and way points
at o'clock this morning, making connections for
st. Louis il So hours.
SHiLEY'S
CELE GRATED CREAM ALE
ALWAYS RELIABLE.
Cash Price, $500 per Barrel.
Orders through the Post Office viii meet with
prompt attention. apply
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-05-30

EASTERN WILD-CAT CURRENCY
The people Of this section OF the country are
not aware perhaps that they are giving cir
which is infinitely poorer than Illinois "stump
TAIL" 80 far as the security of the bills is con-
cerned. Illinois currency was based upon
something tangible to an extent Of at least
sixty or seventy cents on the dollar, but the
New England rags which are being showed
in such vast quantities into the West have no
better security than public coniidenee-a
mighty uncertain thing to depend upon when
the crash comes. The Chicago Times Is fol-
lowing this curse OF the West, and enquiries OF
its readers, "if Illinois currency proved a
failure, and entailed upon the people loss OF
fully Eve millions of dollars, how much more
disastrous will be this new stumptail-Eastern
wild cats--which are wholly unsecured
Look at the experience of the paat. When
has a New England bank failed and paid even
fifty cents on the dollar When will the
bubble burst The suddenness with which
two or three banks were discredited last week
and the more recent announcement Of the
failure OF two or three or more Eastern banks,
show US how easy it will be for the whole pa.
per fabric to fall upon the breath Of suspicion
Isit to the advantage Of the people Ct the
West to stand from under or mott Have we
already forgotten the teaching Of last year
or did we then not pay quite dearly enough
for Que experienced The danger increase:
each day. Thousand upon thousands Of piece:
Of paper CALLED by courtesy money" come
here daily, as if manufactured to order. i
must circulate, for the reason that the baIk'
have no confidence in it. and keep it moving
until much Of it drops to pieces in the pocket:
of vi.tiuized people. Paper money in thi'
this respect 10 the great evil Of the times. IT.
rapid increase IL alarming. The surplus
pushed out daily in every direction. all ovel
the country, is cheapening credit Of those un-
worthy Of it, exciting speculation. initiating
everything Of real value. even to the necessa
res of life. Can it not be stopped? IL itno
possible to have 8 better currency? II il
takes two to make . bargain, why do We moi
refuse W eSl OuE GOWulOOlttSe CACSPs soi
money! Is not this proper time to begin
Why wait until the ice breaks-until the bub
bic bursts 2"
The Times thinks our business men shoult
refuse al bills except Treasury notes. and th,
Issues of such banks ~ are redssmable il
Chicago ia Treasury notea We think tn
Times is drawing the line rather fine. tn
issues Of the State Bank Of Iowa are % goo'
to hold, or use in business circulation as4th
Issues Of the Uaitsd Statss, being secured bs
yond the psradvsnturs sf loss 70 bill holders
The last consolidate statement Of that insti
totion shove Il - b in possessicn Of NOR
specie than il has ont circulation. which "
thiAk is rather better showing thaa Unsl
: San sas make jast nov. But Trsasnry note
ere good snoaeh. and orr psople shesh b,
si't upon hesiaE 49,. q sAs Issues Of q
etess Baek e IeB4 4. passe = tAss zillaiee1
Il An1bna1n11ause1 u ~ sbG6uDeylllAobI6
1D&t, sssssE
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-05-30
From st. Louis.

ST. LorIF May -.
The Cairo core spon3ent Ct the Republican,
says hat troubles breaking out afrcsh Ia
Western Tennessee. 4 considerable force o. rebei
are said to be at Trenton, ready TO march on
Union City and Hickman. Union men from
Weekly and Ohio counties were hock'a to Hick-
man Tor protection. 400 or 500 rebel cavalry are
stationed near the month Of Union river, await
ing the drain ng Of the swamps in that region, tn
plant battery and rreyen; the passage of cur
transports on the Mississippi.
A pareIei prisoner from New Orleans, the 18th
says that Gen. Loyell's forces are still at Camp
Moore jackson, ,Mss.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-05-30
n l9lh stool Market.

HEw YORK, May %.
StocAs hclesr but very active.
AoHey abnf iaa.
t. u Il. L. ertsr
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-05-30
Obituary.

Eugene Menness, paymaster in the United
States Army, died to-day in this oity. He had
been in the army 20 years.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-05-30
tDxGn1E e. E.iGiL,
W AR CLAIM NCY

CONCERN e. f.iGiL,
W AR CLAIM AGEN CY.
Northwest Corner ni Brady and 2d ST.,
DAVENPORT, IOWA.
Wil give th,ir attention 10 tho adjustment and
collection Of demands and
Claims against The Government.
in Ill it, departments, especially those growing
out Of the present war.
ACCOUNTS g. BILLS
against the Govetnr ent male out in form, and
thc necessary vouchers arranged 70 meet III re-
qairrm.nts rf the War Department.
PENSIONS AND BOUNTY MONEY
obtained under the late act Of Congress AMI in
struction Of the Treasury Department
- U3viH. c6FFef leldents at ashiDgton,
Claimants ana Crcditor. Of the Government can
rely on nc greatest ctaptres In the dispatch of
all business connected with this agency.
KEPa khe.s:
lion. s. ]. Kirkwood. Hon Eiram Price, Hon.
John r. tinon, Hon. george IA. French John T..
Henry, Esq, /. A Naeklo', isq., i b. Woodward,
Esq, Ghas. II Lidridge Esq, Aessrs. Putnam
Roger, Nes~rs. Dawson 4 True, Messrs Go d
Drury, Messrs. bow n Brown, DavenPort. Iowa;
G. ". Horton, I'd, LcCIaitc, H. oConnar,
f.q., Nuscatine; nr 4. II. Taylor, Lyons ".
II. Thompson, Esq piinsc:on; ii. ID. Downey,
Esq. Iosa Iity'; H. q Piatt, Esq. TiIion;
heesers. Noble n Strong, kcokuk Hon. VIM.
yaiideycr Duba,iue 1t. CT. " i.liaRi b Al, lith
Rc,;tnent I7ua yasrnte "a Nossfs. W hite Bros,
Chicago, nj; y. II. campneil, Gaena, H.
YuxlG-d2y
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-05-30

A Democratic senator Elected.
Providence, May 28.
Gov. William Sprague was to-day elected U. s.
Senator for six years from the 4.h Of March. He
received % votes out Of lo3 There was no regu.
lar OPPOSITION.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-25

FHUir IN OHIo.--A letter from WeiswoFsh,
Medina Coun.y, Oaio, April 2l, says: ~ Oar peach,
apple plum, cherry and pear trees, have never
given euch great promise Of an abundant yield Of
fruit. The psiehbud ia just swelling, and within
vess the will be in perfect blaze OF bossoms"
WHEAT PRosPIcTs.--'Tho same letter says "0ur
Wheat never looked better in 20 year,, aud the
prospects FOR geatand abundant cropof everything
pr0du0od y labor in agriculture y cheorios1
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-25

.;ur Cgops IN ILLSoIs.-Darins : sosns
sbTongh wa0y, and soioun in few Of 100 SOo,u. S
On ne Hne Of tbo Rock Leland aud hlenssr ,hs usA
EN- nnd Northern Indiana Railway a'llas nsrsousl
woel, We have sscsriaioed by nqnirl wheat never
Iass.SS IassscSO 1Ops D promising The saas
~ me season % mus. c6nino tho cvstIo1 Oi y.s i
% bs oas 70 ,9I' very small crop The ground Is ,s,e
,osy aps 20 receive the seed and tho .S ss any
sSoat Osst when il viii bo safe 70 SOW %'p ,'r corn
nrospsc. pcS Of successful crop. The t'iDs sSsI Be
planning has hardly yet arrived, y II sb. present
relieved within couple OF wce.1n, w.1, ascr oppona:
nIy for succsssuI ccrpantius snd i.rnss ssSios
undoubtedly put in =. largo eiop - ss',r ,nrrosyectivs
.Csrc;,v c To- nelp will permis. We are ye' N0'
out hopss of large crop OF corn; Tsuss sl%
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-25

The Bi58 ReadcT, published BY The American San
day School Union, is q neat volume intended 20 ss-
sist odllts in learning To read the Bible, on tho
method Of tegchng words directly, before mastering
the details Of the alphabet. The compiler has had
reference to the appalling ignorance which prevails
among portions Of tho adult population even in tho
United States aud presents THIS book in Tie hope thai
il may ossst many Of the poor or aged, or coored
serysnts, and ocben, TO read for themselves ths
si Word OF Life"
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-25

Ike her own. to GIL them with vague unresls and
.so;r,tiop. after a higher life, 10 bear them up
into the shadowy realm Of the Infinite and Liter
nal, to quicken them TO nobler faith In the ono
living aud true God"
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-25
qs.~guss ~ Preaace.

..v s4lIlst bhis Flour 900 bos Corn We. ssa, 80
-. ON Meal 3-5 bbis @hi..y 8,4l bush ~ fIo,i
G.ssi sa4s pkss. L,Id, 50 pAsa Ashe', 9''' PAs-
.i,-s A. ugtsssd hoss
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-25

ss dspos Of u Vated ssies densui nstss sr ssssss,
snces :. The CIs.ps ID sh bs borne By II bsss
pro rata ef esptsal
The monthly return o. the Bank Of Francs n
published in the Paris Monsieur OF April IL, givss
the following resu ts;
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-25

poorly. The catalogue was partly cold, and phoes
we're very low
The money market shows greater esss, and large
auieanls OF money are offered at Eve v cent. The
Banks still have the privilege of placing their sur
plus funds with the Assistant Mr. CISCO
at v cent. although private parties are allowed
only four + cen. Oh their deposits. Commercial
JiIs are scarce, and negotiations are daily made for
6-n.on.ls acceptance at 95l v cent single-usme
paper is received with great disruS except for gilt
edged, which passes at low rate. The volume OF
business in sl departments is so much restricted that
very hule paper is made, aud thst finds such cut
rency at BANK it is seldom seeu in the street.
The statements Of the banks Of the three principal
cities of Ito Union for tho last week compare wito
the peyious one. aud the corresponding time OF loo'
as follows
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-25
NFWP UBLICA1IONS.
.ue pROwNINC,s LAST POEMS.


.,sr povtfs ey ELIZABETH BARRETT BROWN
INC wira MEsokiAL, RE THhoD'EH AiL'oA' i0Ni'
pp 2t2 jan Niilsi.
The lovers q Mrs. Browning rare and ad'
mirsble genius will welcome these fragrant oios'
somipgs of tic last years Of her life, with EN-
cere and tender, but scarcely melancholy IN
terest. He career was too triumphant 10 permit
even tbe TRANSIENT regret that Il con no more be
darkened by earthly shadows, and has emerged
iato The Light Of eternal day. Seldom has q cher
iehed lie been brought to q close leaving anch o
fresh au5 lucid impression Of comp'esene So
TbeTs is 10 sense OF high pup0-os frustrated y
adverse events, Of noble Powers falling 10 49O'''V
IN adequate Developments Of ardent hoi eS u'D'''
ewitber end perish for lack Of cons'D,'i &C.
factions. With the single exception of lnl''H
bcdly heath. which. IN her cdsc' was '''
rid than bindance t. tie sglFt0u "I'ui'' ''''
spbere oj her being was fully roundeu' A0' "a
term, relations presenting a beautiful harmony
yitb her .aiest gifts. In the benefits oi ear!
colfure ia Tie power pf poetic lLoughi ana tx
r.,assioB. IL ibs romance OF impassoDed love- IN
ibe sobe- certainty Of domestic joys, ~ The
choicest appliances OF aT', IN i1rge e'r'se ol
affection and Of fame and finally III the peaceful
close Of life. sleeping the sleep which God gives
60 his beloved her oalthly course reminds Us OF
"the bright, cOnmmmate aower," which tiis tae
imagination with It's beauty and sPlendor.
OF the poems contained in this collection, most
were left il manuscript nj the authors death, o.
though eon.e have already appeared in different
periodicals, and form portion of the latest
edition OF Ler works. Their prevailing tone -s
one of ptosge reflection, often blended win
strain of aeep sadness. 0s if inspired by the pre-
sentiment tat the voice OF the sweet singer would
soon be hushcd in the awful, mysterious filenee,
which is mora potent than speech. OF Jas the
Gillowius Pre- seuts a striking example;
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-25

1lc tatDhuBft W Nr tle'iihk-aiput0 tAH hipiuAlt
were 81 ,OI5 90 80.
The following sales Of stocks were made ct aug
ton ts morning 70 clcso IA estate:
30 sbar,s ko.J'rsry Rslrosd aud Trans
~ stses ke~Js-sty Rsfosd aid Tom. to........
~ share, Nsv.yors and HswHsvon Esfoil Conpsny ai
~ OJ bonds hudson Asosd COMPANY QBipl l......I0il
OO0 Bonds Nov HssrL hfiread ass l............ 81
44OO Csnihcaes a. D-bt Now orr Centrsl r. H. Co. ~
- shns. foTA aud New Haven piifnad Gompany o,
Ia slice ksw York AID New Haven Railroad Comiany -
81 sbaos New etl Lie lnsui anco AID lIs. Nousny
The sgb-Tost1rcr lac received directions rom tho
Secretary Of the Treasury 10 receive no more deposs
90 temporary Osn from tho public AZ per cent
interest. The rate, stated s0me days since IN our
Washington Dispatch, is reduced 20 per ceu,. The
banks, however, ara ut present allowed 10 make
deposits under their resolution Of yesterday s per
cent. IL is probable. however thar this dscreyancY
Of rsies will continue bat short time. The deposits
to-day have reached 81 603 lCO ooly 900 OF which
was 81 4 per cent.
Mr. Ciseo received to-day from Washington
s.. 800 600 in legaiendsr notes Ofthsse 81 900 900
were ia l,GO0s, s20O0O00 in j0Gs, ard $500 600 in
1904
men. securities, The iDdebtednees Certificates have
aold freely at 9s, and the Treasury 7.30s at 1901
1909. Gold has been dull Gt i0l !9l0iI.
The ffth regular cape, auction sale Of the season
came OF to-day. The Offering comprised the usual
sssorttoent of English and American fabrics aud was
al sold. Tho sale paseed Oh VOL, and was quite
eatis,ucory. There was also an Offering of Italian
dresses ana German straw hais- The season s now
FAR advsHcsd for these goods, aud the sale went Of
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-25

,Asr POEMS BY ELIZABETH BARtETI BHoNN- w.
mo wira MEaokiAL, EE IHhoD'EH AlL4o"' i0Hi'
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-25

Grief msy be Joy misunderaood
Only The Good discerns the coed.
trtsl Thee while my days GO on
XXI.
whatever loet, it fBt was won
View II not struggle nor impnen. lcI.er.
Perbspg de cor was broken bore - ,rors
That Hesve,,'s new wipe uight soo" ~Vi'
rrsiss Tbee ebi7 my days 60 on'
NXu.
yr,,isa Thee whils my dsys p on
- IN Q while NY days 70 on; o,,A s,o.t
T'r,rsbd drrk aud deaftb throogh nse I'VE S'U ''''''
W. ss11n,ied arue aud treasure lost
,,bant nj.n Ihce while my days 60 on
XIV.
,oatevinQ in Thy lie-dopth throwp
~ a,d suileiing (which are onel,
IA ebild drops his pebble susii
Dow. zone deep Wel', ard hears II laI
gmilins--soI i. Thy DAYS GO on
The exquisite lines beor, which express the
,ineefest pathos Of grief, are evidently drawn
crom her quick sympathy with human sor-
row rather taan from personal experiences
Ny HEART AND I.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-25

So tired, 30 tired, my heart and IL
Il Vas Tot ttgs in chat old time
Wp.u Rulph sa, with ne meath TIE hins
To watch the sunset from the ky.
" Dear love. you re looking tiod, he said
/, smiling al him, shook cay bead:
'Tis now We 70 tired, my hear. snd L.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-25

/.
Enough ne re tired, ~ heart aad L.
We sit tesids tne headttoue thue,
And wish that name We're carved for us
Tie moss reprints more tendcIly
Tne hard types Of The mssor's knife, 80,
As ber,cuB swee. life renews eait'i's i1s
Win which we Re tired, my heart nnd l.
II.
Yoa seo wo re tired, my heart and ].
We de,it With books, We trusted men,
And ID or own blood dreuched tho phn,
Ar If sach eolors could rot fly.
We walked TOO etTsight for fortunes snds
vi. loved TOO true 10 keep fuendi
At last We re ti,ed, u,y heart and L.
III.
4ow tired we feel my heart and II
We seen. OF no use ln inc world
ON ;tu,ies hang grey and uncuried
About men ,ysr juGiiieTeudyi
Our yoico wt,ch drilled yoO 70 Will let
You sleep; our lsar6 are only vet;
phkt do We here, 10y heart aid IL
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-25

In relation 20 American securities Meesrs Darins
Bros. g. Co. remark.
American stocks remain without material vsiuisu =
p-css bo: the Transactions during tbs past week have bsss
very limited There hs beeG business In Ursd 6tsss
SIS u Ia Massachusetts, So sterling s aud In Peunsyyt
nig ir.cuDuors
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-04-02

market IS li. anil dropping.
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t,'f, state. ...........,....... %, ~
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r.,. s.. ,r. ............ X. 5,X
t"'. & ". ................. ~ 80
Asui'a Ne. .tao............ 10 ~
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liH. t 3D. .uL .muuu........ 90
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r.rOoi- = q H,v,....,.....gi AZ %
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-04-02
APRIL .. 1862.

.NtuIr1 aud t..ht rcar sandy Hook
90 ~tr'av, Au.u.t l~th An amir at
Itrue q Mills Missouri and it.li NJ Boonc
Court House, Va occurred ou sunday. Sspter.
"'r I,t. Two hundred rebel infantry W,l, ,,p-
'1rrt iu Miller county. In tins state. Sgud,,
September 22l. SUNDAY. September .gth. con.
Buffers cvrcli,ou sailed fr lIrucri- Srrir,.
ncIi was occupied by Gcu Fremont ON Sluit,.
October 2,ta. On Suultr. November lb,h
tngrr was hhi'In 81 GulHui"U,. Va, sui %
iich' oi iout hour. between Gems. Beuhum'. n.I
F,o'ls lorro-. Tho greater part ot burnside.
cNI I"ut'"u igit Fortress Monroe uu SUNDAY, Jan
uhtr lI'h. The hu'tle Of Mill Sprinlt IN which
LuIIi,oil"r Wa. killed aud the ,uciu, routed.
touk plI,c SUNDAY, January lnth. Ilcre was
'ght iu Moran county Tenn. on SUNDAY
lunutrv 't'h Furt pouc.pn Surrendered
SUNDAY, February lGl Ou SUNDAY. Ich-
rHN -h, toyettc,illr Ark,u.t. was
yyupl"i lv ur troops. Ca sunday
N'r,h 9th. 'hH.trr. Va. vas cNu,uairt h,.
th' ''l. Brm.vl.k. Ca, was ctpturc,l and
t.o great naval luHlc iu'k place ui Hampton
Rnidt. between ~, M,trmlc uul tine M.-itur
iumn"iur" fuujr. = -tt,.t aud exemplary Iri--
.lln. N'-1u tie luml.u ir,.Ht ot l-.I 81. -
900 NuuiN. M.Nh lr.u lu- hNlr OF Win.
,."ir va, fought ou sunday. Mu'h -'l, 10y
h-iI,, tn. .'oyr ". ma, moa'iuu ,lat cos
r"rt Navy ' f.d Wy. I..,ru.,l 900 ~uulIN. NIru
80. II" htr, NiU.re|. with 70 0outr 'lt.I ere
200. V"ua :l"'nUn UI. captured NIuN', N,f
'N. Ib. r.tfu Savannah Wu-'.I '.rr' SIu' ~.
lw' 3D. "Ul tlH B.H-' ship VI .Iiuu. v..I 2n.-
N'' -i.ut 40 u.ui- Cot g.. u'Np'., u. NruIN.
'UU. .. Nu, oll'r ,...t- connected v.l'. 'l,,.
VuI. .|.l H- r,.. .-t.., ul .mIIl -.Iu.i.. .-
c.. l0Nr iIw..Hr,I uu sunday. THUS. ,f %
NH ,,r, u,.. I.- uI o., tm.-, lt- th hDh
lt'. given 'lr .,I..,. .tui tUjI.'In ..I.m.. Jic.
r..ruu,.l N.uu thr r..l, shook OF war. I,t 90.
l"ur that peace, Winch g. the NEHnAiN. MuI-
o. I.. o.. |I u. a. Ia
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