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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-08-08

ylnE FIRM OF GILLETT, wIRTS KELLY,
formerly proprie.oss Of the LeClairs HOUSE.
q tAs day dissolved ~ n1tesl consent: TIE
seeonate Il tie csnoeg1 VIII b settled ~ ~
menbses. 80.
y p. ]. 0JLLETT,
+ ! E. E. Htsfss
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-08-08
MANHOOD!
Now LOST 4! HOW RESTORED!
Jaa Psh;sAsd, - AssssJ Eassleps;
|Sscs, &z (eses.
4 4GIIx1E QN TIE NATvRE.

TsEATTSssNT A,16H 6AS&,S112q tE'
NURE or SPERMArORRaHA or srrrr.x
~ Weakness. lnvolantasy Lnirsiooe. Sex.ei
EEsoi.ity and l@psdinsnts 70 Marriage generally.
Sservo9sas:'. g nsampeion, 4pilspe yaod Fits !:
Mental and Physical Ineaps il, ressitise ~.
Seli, Abuse, Ac.-By ROB'f J. CULVEKREIi.
=. ~ Author Of the Green Book, &c.
"A Ben - Thsasands Of auRsrer..,,
s s under seal. in plain envelope, to any ID
postage STAINS. By DR.. CH. &c KIM
~ be.esy, New York, Post Oaee Boz ass.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-08-08

Sv&uR uNDERSI0NED HAVE ASSOCIATED
~ eAenselves esgeehsr this dey, Tor the perPess
a. soe1vosing he HaAel b.sioso q the LsC!aaie
Horso, n t.is city, under The I'm nansce ealIsss
Wirte : MRfis.
/ DAvso' - P. J. 0ILLIr1,
J. O. WIRfa.
". @. A0R016.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-08-08
no FARm rs.

- - TO FARmERS.
mHR FELIX Iow \
= - - *
DoAo01ns 0A1GAOns
- y spa,d 1t ths FIR Gfsss1s. Deveey:e
1ssa fsssaa0 ~ d3sgAyW 80 49, ~ y ~ ~
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-08-08

SURGEON DENTIST.
DY SOLICITATION OF MANY FRIENDS
ID in Davenport, have opened branch Office
in the LeC,airo House. for the accommodation Of
tho.e no wish any toing in my line
shall be at the LeCla,re House from s a. m to
IL IN every day except Sundays. he balance
OF time shall be at my once in RICK Is.
land.
thankful for past favors and p1tro hope
to receive q continuance of the same.
HENRY FISCHEL,
Rock Island, June Is, 1862.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-08-08

145lt Utbea,
Nov IS TIE TINE TO LAY m voon
~ fer visssr .ss. We have dry ti,1i;," ~ ~,
to % Pr eerd ~ pssa vcaS n m ~ -.
&E1e. ~
haeaad l1xSugApgvn
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-08-08

lGNAi.US LAM. E.k.
PHYSICIAN, SURGEON AGCUUCHEUk.
OrFIcE-south- east cor .er - ,rady and Sec.
ond streets Office hours from {. 6 A. NJ. and
TO 5 p. al .---'7.tt
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-08-08

CuAs. K. PUTNAM. JOHN n. ROGERS
80 Nam d ROGERS.
A TTORNkYS AND C0UNSELORS ATIAW
IA OFFICE, Davenport Block, No. 20, Main st.
Second Floor. iun7-dtf
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-08-08
StrawbegSy ns1tsa lsT sale.

aRowu HERE AND IN GOOD oRDRI
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-05-09
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.

Is Ji,g'r, ,le ,,rn,c. a, tLe Iro,,,,.,,rn n,o
Vermont ILirJ l., E,r,I,.r, vInTi. /. t,. vi.
town. the remain, ot s,in, ,ol ,or, o, H.. r,,o-
luton we're tuIi.d mn Il.Lt,.s L.,ftn,,' ,I,,,
Ind hccn ON tL,i, c,otbinr zero In y,sJ nre'ar'
yatiop.
C,sr,,. r,,>,.I,. 90 ,o o3I vi,..,.,.
r,.-''.I, .,,i',rn, " VIZ 'mt.l.'
ed .r.st lie i,.t,r. t,r sues, ~ ,Io
confederate, b.t nl,n,ttoI tnnt II na- .r.,. .i.
the tre r,Jc.r. v..ld ., So Il E-im.tl $50. 'a,r
seaooard t,wns g'.d be o,..'i t, 't.l ''r.I "
m', nnn NJ, r roach rF't,ign ,n ",.'r r. n t.
,,,,., ,,',.a 'tl', r'i .'',' '''' VS. VS.
staicn'ut ,,t, tic pro'nh'o ..,...,... ~ /, H.
rnona, lu, INSISTED MAJ our ,,,rres yy,,,t It.n
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-05-09
FINANCIAL NEWS.

INV hohh. Ihufrdsy, Way
Tho excitement at tie stock market has gooA
deal sih'dcd aud prizes are "hsrdcnlnz down.
Tho dispsIt, t. realize prevent, further riss.
'nd cAuacs = decline ln some cases Al the clos
piices were ss'Aiy aud the market dull.
The transactions la sod we're largo, reaching
t'""o 1Yk s9-S per cent b CHER tha, ycstsr-
| i.y.
lhsrs w~s priva,. purchase of $50 OOo. tho drss
4 of the new 31,0oO no q rcr cent loan, tsksa
atpir. Ti!1 an a isomabc aaer 3 years. aad
tie Interest 10 rayal., IA May and NJycmher whils
sIIt. other government st)cks arc paid In July
hHd January. This loan 10 Thought o. bo worth
l'i cent i'as Than the Ing loan, bccausc although
'.'rr IL htt" Glance ,hat the government can rsy
f'-''""po In yca-s, Yet is inferred thss
VII "a" f'tlin Of peace 10 gpyernnont will TO
ahe to borrow a. iovor rate - inter 1t, and thS
convert thls ,osn in,1 8 per cent. o. .d pcr cent
stock.
Tie STATE Treasurer of I'lluois has issued an I'M
r"ttAni circular 10 tho effect t4t al ,ayca m is, -
rn'd VA specie This {, under the advise Of the
STATE Attorney. Tie Treasurer has no uuthority ~
receive ~ pay oH anyt' 'n, hut gold ant sy,r ccn
Thc state Is bound g. ray In c1i'i sui must ersos
'"h This is ia conflict with tire Law Of C..ngrssa
which says that tho new demand notes axe ics-L
tender for all clsims. pgb.ic snd private. e1ceps
'In,'e' on s"'ds sud in,cres, on uie public deb,
Tho "srNanecs a, TIE Clearing u .use tidsy, Or.
s.d,tl6,a9s. bsiNu,os sl.220,Tsp
l.c specie Ia the II ,nks OF three cluos tlo,sis
'h3. The New York Banks Lav. o~t : a O0n o1o
ths wcch.
II is stated tlat prop - "a is alo,, u be ms o
Ia the Senate To- issue 800 millions Of LEGAL tonssr
notes, fnd.hs Ia I per cent 90 wear l5nds TIE
rfaton of prices col scqucut uion tie issIe OF 10
millions, and the sp,ar.r, strpnsth ,hey ha,. in
iartci TO Gov.rnmen, tre,li, seems b. have suy-ss
II IL, ilc. Ther. h.yo been received O., 10000
e new demand uotc. Of b's to IOo Ills 50 sun,
ply t. he nsll OH hcre
The annual r,p.,r, Of ,h, Con n,ec,,,,, p,,L. 1,~x
circulation 4 l. oar 6si, snseie s,,isni- III. clio.
cula,,on ha. ,ncr,,,c, II nor con,
Flour fell 10 conf, a, ,he Gar, rx,,,n,. xvN
. cents Corn 2ag c,nls Bv au,t,o, eoo bhi. oll
crop N o. ,nolasa.. ,o,d M ao,aix
Tb,re il s,r ,Lo ,,o,,.,, IN T.,
opcr,ti,ns sim, H., hon. -, ,,.,,i,., ,,,a.'
,.,,s aua ,,.,. 10. h.,,,,,.
s "f'e'y
'''"''e '"a e"e'' "h'Nh 'h"' cVoh
WV "'o "r" We markets The exports 6
'rtndnsrfs have hitherto been favored T., tns
,,,v io,. ,.,.. .e ,t,. =,
I a.. ', 80. '.o'st' Va" i"Ne fe'L'"d
"N'" ''o hui-'"i''y"'o"t o' sh.ps In the trsns-
r'rta'i"n oi cotton. claucs of openu the
tnrts 40 na To rae, q. ,h., And. q, ~ .A,.
ping, which Lus Le,, .ro.uv ,ii,,i,.,.r.I 4,
uiantty by ypu-cba.,sCr,ruv ,r,,..,,,, .or.,.
-, ,. - WV"
"'''' '"''s .h "''iH'A'e f''e IN irc'sht+ sGi
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-05-09
GROCERIES,.

A w, RoSE-FlSH, PROVISIONS, AT
whole1le-has removed from hi- o. "A stand
10 2sl Washington II, tbet Charnbers and Re.d.l
where he soic!ts call from his friends. Mackcr,i
200 leS 100 lbs, 90 lbs, 25 lbs. package. Codf,L
t.rrlng, City Hams, Shoulders, Beef Pork, Lard
Blter, Cheese for sale, good and cheap. uyG 2iAc'
a BARREL OF SWEET CIDER, - 80
Ahaf barrel, ~ oo best vinegar 81 oJ barrel {,
feSh pruens, ~ oents per 10. Pickles-lomAtoes,
In cans, mustard, catsups, sauces, butter, &c, oi
the bes' qualities, ~ to very lowest wholesale
prices CAL snd examine at j. MARTIN, success.
sor TO D, d. HEsSE, so Murray st, cor. Washing.
ton. my5 1929
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-05-09
PUBLICATIONS, g.

NINE, DEMOREST'S MIRROR OF lash.
VA i0us-- The ) m sner No. with vauaO.s addi.
tcns anu lnpr 7su.-pt,, 'r'rinsicaly and rinptaI-
lcsly ths largest lesi l' complete snd .rgant
Pam H'-s up.s D.. '.' 4, now really, NJ .
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-05-09

NOfk. Apply v III hil u HALL. ASV
A RM Y -yOSBURG CiIAsSEtRS, 53D
A Rest, NY. ". DEp,neuA Lcuaves st.s
tion Nanisd-4O able bod.,i met t Gil ur Con-.
pany n, O. the above regiment. Aly members oi
She late DEpincun Zoua, - who sre suticus to re-
enlist have now an opportunity ~ do ~ under two
o. their old officers Tits reg nent Y comm andod ~
Col. q. A. BUCKINGHAM, lats ys. tie list
Regt., ". Y &. n, and Is organ rcd Under specia
order from tho War Department. The eLcsinp-
ment Of tie reg neu Is ~ Bellevue Garden. coruer
Of s0th Il, Z. X. tniiorns snt eli'' m'uis Issued
Immediately on enlistment. 800 henn'y. Tie fam.
ties Of these enlistng will receive from CIV ~ 81
Per week from tie STATE. Recruiting ohcc, CHAT
ham square, and 10 Catherine ~. W. n. ri r.
CESS, Capt; BERRY FOX, let 1t my5 2iac'iA
A TTENTION--WAN UNMARRIED
A able bodied Young men ior Inc 5th Reeintrt
Of Light Artillery. Regular Army. TAree comps
nies are " be hl.ed At Iurt Hamilton, New York
HafbVr, aud all OF ths nou-couul. .ssioncd ot.ctIs
ere 10 be appointed frur these roF 'cin'ng A ant
opportunity for old soldiers. O'ire. | Gre"rNlch
ss'eot uesr the ttery. u. N. ~ RSHAM. 2d
Loutsnsu' 9th Regiment Re-. .i'irg pilccr my -
A ETlflClAL FLOWER MAhERS WANT
IA Cd-Few good irau,l,rs
Steady work aud good wages
20 wlltt q .sIvR
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-05-09
NEW YORK. FRIDAY, MAY 9, 1860.

s''"lS '. p'"u 10 contest every inch OF tho way
:, cast 20 MAKE sale rtiroat. lho rebel, bun'
,'.' bA"'"aus III ION hi'or yesterday morn
'tv
w uNo "N'n many prisoners In 'r's'l com.
'".'a, ,u' cannot it IN OF any large body
Eighth liiuulo Cavalry ara renort.J ca,,u,od L,
'hs snchv.
he cicmy was driven cut Of " ill;rn ,bur,.
carly on Monday morning. Our troops rush,l
Over tht;s works and drove them fsom their
ue9'h's ~ desperate hqvouct chaf,.c.
neraI Mcclellan was struck by a pcco Of
sn,,, s,,, hut was not injured.
Inc opinion rr.,ails tl''ro that if rranlln.
diNision receive r.iui, rccmcnts in timc a preat
part % ~" rebel army will he capturcl.
Ihe roads ate Ia very bal condition, hy
which cUr advance is .,trIiy imn.l.J -
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-05-09
REMOVALS..

nOCTOR LEWIS
- lac removed
from ~ j ~ Il tp u 'sch st.
myh S'l40 bet Nirick aud Wost - ,niwny
NOTICE TO TIE PrBLIC-i HAVE
>this lay removed my Pswht rukof's business 10
$40 Eighth ave, but have made srrau ,n.ut- ior 80
day with Mr. O'MEARA who continues the lusl.
ness st the old stand. h. redeem Il,ds"s ~ ih tne
thruugh him after thi llth inst Mrs. e.. COHEN,
ra~hhr"kor, cor Bioome and Columbia Sew
iplh' N"y ist lsO2. my2 O'lll
I)AWNBROkERS NOTICE - FHIDEN-
BER,'5 have removed their business Grlg. gyg
East Broadway 10 the corner of Bowcry an Grant
st. under the Oriontil Rank, where an articles len
can be redeemed or removed. Blsncss Continued
under tie firm ortLe "kasie Loan ONCE" 80 ~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-05-09

WANTED-PERSONS WHO WISH TO
w learn 10 operate on Singers sewing ma
chimes; terms only 81 practice on all kinds Of
work, AMI recommended TO good places a1er learn
Ing also good sewers g. learn tAe psntsl con trade
IhqIire 80 Delsncy st. sp2l 2iac'l53
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-05-09
WANT ED.

A JEW EXPERIENCED HANDS WANT.
Il ed ~ sew on fine san umorc.s an1 p,tsso!
work. Apply T. BYRD 4 HALL. my2 6'lJO
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-05-09
SKIPPING.

FOR INTERPOLATION BLACK
i star Lue. TIE EXCELSIOR at Per ,F,s,
kvr .eaIs 'ih May. IFitn Liverpool q ship "
tuis me =. 10 every week. l.. ATS cn lrcard.
Apply 80 rcsrl st. srsO ?l.,.isO
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-05-09
WANTED IMMEDLATELY-SToUT, \


"A y I ED-1O 600 LADIES TO TAKE
w their straw hats " 32T T. ighth ave, bet 26th
aud 2Ith sts tremem6er, up stsrsl, where they
cents tbonnets enlarged II reqrliredl All Lind. n,
straw boomern, turbans and boys hats cleaned and
pressed t. the fashion; gentleInen's Lrpbnrn .nd
Panama hats cleaned aud trimmed fa,s dvsS
Per~Dns leaving their hats at this estsblshnen,wii
be sure aud have the same retnrned-no mistakes
all hats are numbered aid pressed on the pren.
ses. q. FINIGAN, sioS o4acs22b
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-05-09

Between and & O'clock went on board the
Owasco, with Capt Guest, who had been com
missioned by Capt. Porter to 20 with Tag OF
truce up to the forts and demand their upcond-
tional surrender. Wearproachel Fort - eullip
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-05-09

ORDINARY SEA
w men and land,meu Tor tho United States Ma
W. Apply at The clothing store, NJ. 40s Pearl st,
corner OF NaudewRteT II, Wa. A. Hit
sp92 2tscsl63
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-05-09

h"Nh WrNiNr '"NrNrEr stN nays.
Ac'T in''rt lie r'ut si,u tho follow.
'nt account hrrl i'.' OF tho bciuhar lmeut Of
The rebel '"' tho Mississippi aud lie capture
a Nv uflransi
Oar t.huoS '..' rHu,i o. VI six sloops. or-
war, siN 'ou piui",t.. std ,Wou', -ono mortar
vessels. iho'" ARE sl,l ~ tN tips. hatAs and
Scho"neia ooUhI.uN OILS, uplu .u,r ana Other
stores, hVSwir- IA a." rear ot our hc-t. This
,1uad'on ). n.N n' an.h shou, three n,ilps b,.
,"w t"rs L''n aAd ST. Philip, IN readiness
Tor tho attaL
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-05-09

Over the woods, beyond tho forts, we can count
seven or eight moving columns Of smoke, which
indicate that the rebel steamers arc passing
about, probably plotting some mischief against
u-. soon onn and thea another, aud afterwards
a third, ap ef in view, steering towards theiorts.
dash to co, or again, and We see that three huge
burning RATS have been set adrlil. The swift
current sweeps them towards us; below they are
a brilliant blaze, and rising from the flames is
spiral, funn"i-shapol cloud Of grayish black
smoke, 50 dense US to shut from sight the forts
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-05-09

FOR LlNEhpOOl---OLD BLACK STAR
liue. Ihe packe! ship Il g ELY, lying a.
Er ~ Ia EV,r, sai.s 9tl Niy the HrMlS
ilitRE saIs la'h NV. F. p'7sAsc srriy t. VIII
ilAMs & GJioS, ~ futJna spi3 {iae.l2o
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-05-09

c60n AGENTS WANTED, MALES AND
,COO femalss-Agents wanted in every town Of
ths DATED States. 70 sell J. K0HLERs new m,
frcssd method for cuttns lstaiAs' drsssss, boys
making from % % 80 per dsy. For particular
inquire a. J, KOHLER's ofhce, s6l Canal Il, or ad
frsss, enclosing three csrts p stage st.mp, j Kob.
o. "A SsnAi ss' n Y. uy1 9'i37
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-06-26

and the phl.nthrcoIss are IN quSndAy II thsS turn
them loose in TstksssnS, they only cucumber them
selves stil nors Ei.h poor rses cuy will not work,
unless obliged end Yankees DO not fancy feeding those
out of whom they can make nothing This lie not Yam
kse oharaO,er-theJ are very sympathizng on pspsr,
and while thy think they RPte u.s. but the moment
their paper philanthropy Is become prscical-sh that
u another matter. The Yankees believe what we know
oly that their superabundsut population can srp''
ssde cur negroes hence they propose to run them out
Of the country by colonization or sale to Cuba so as TO
make way for their stArvelngs They wish to engrAt
their free labor on US in place of our slaves, and they
make pretencs Of love for our operatives as men de-
serving to be ee-yes free 80 that they go somewhere
ess and don't Interfere with their supeiuous population
They eluds the poor negroes with the hope of freedom
which is fsIlScy and the moment they can steal them
they jar among themselves whether to send them to Al
RIGA or Hay or colonies and work them as apprentices
for their own profit. The idea Of their remaining where
they are, they utterly ignore The negro is the Yam
KEGS elephant which be can neither maintain nor get
IA oE
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-06-26

Eizsns iEsELLIsnos.--Ws COPY the iolloving ltsms
from the Memphis Argus Of the l7sh inst: a ~ -
The WkarE-YesterdAy vas BY far the most business
day upon the levee tia. have seen for sx motifs
Some twenty boats we're in port with immense esfFces
spreading them out upon the landing. The or men
were out in full force eager fer load The hss. wss 10.
tense We did not hear OF any cass OF eohp Dc sosb
bat IL continues fer several dsys there viii DO
jbs for the undertskers sure.
III. Post OSes-The city Post Oaics was re-opened
yesterday for the is time IN ten days Little, aLy,
busiress transacted. The long roz Of bcx's pre-
sent lonely appearsnce-not letter or paper 10 be
found in any OF them. No clerks vieihs at tee
windows y,serday-no long lires Of applicants bes"g-
ing the pigeon holes" for msl matter Il reminded ore
OF the Post Office which must have boon kept 10 Gold
smiths Deserted Village Like Hamlet with the part
OF "Hamlct" omitted t was the Pos. Ofce vi bout be-
ing the Post Office at all Matters will deub lies be
more envened about the Post Office corner in few
dave
The Riv1.-Contrary TO our expectations The river
has risen fully three feet since last report and sti
swelling slowly. The rise Is from the Missouri, assisted
by the Ohio Frtights had to be removed rapidly to
keep them out Of reach Of the water. There were
large number of boats at the landing from ST. Lou
Louisville and Cincinnati with full csrgass covering The
entire wharf Il reminded US Of fot mer days 10
much bustlo and activity upon the levee.
The following are from tho Avalanche Of the same
date:
Postal.-Twelve hundred letters were mailed yestsr-
day from the Memphis post-c6ce. There hun.
dr.d and thirty lock boxes Engaged.
Runapays still abound. Already q goojly number
have been arrested and scarcely day passes iba tho
police do not take up score. Yesterday eight we're
recovered and put where they will be returned to their
masters.
Seriously M--Ccl Charles Ellet the commander Of
the Federal feet, is said 10 be ssriooey IN. BE
wounded with ball from pistol In the recent fsbt be-
fore Memphis, the ball striking the knee and raBg
ing upward. Shortly aterwaId ne was taken with msa-
ses aud said 10 be quite ILL., BE let for Cairo the
Eugene yesterday afternoon.
Iafux Of Hsrehdnti.-It Is estimated tia; the Glen
dale, from Cincinnati, and the Commercial from Louis
ville brought down two hundred shippe s.
goes OF salt pork, bran, hay, bacon, pota.ocs lemons
and oranges sufficient to supply "al the word and the
rest of MANKIND" for many months. It msy be men,
toned ALSO significant fact, that nelnng
number of the shippers are Israaites
Clsrkships.-We learn'that there were no less than
thirty applications from citizens Of Memphis for clerk
ships in the post flee.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-06-26

Mr.. Pierre Soule OF New Orleans, arrested by order
of General Butler aud sent North prisoner Of war,
arrived here yesterday 10 the Ocean ieen. Mr.. g. is
accompanied by Il. Adopho BSzursau Distinguished
New Orleans merchant, who is also prisoner Of war
House until Seward could be heard from.
The Island Belle while in James river above
City POnt, was fred at few days since by a rebel
picket the ball striking the plot house OF the steamer,
aud going through heavy iron plate With which il
lined. The pickets are becoming very annoying on the
river.
Lieut. Colonel ]. Morris, of New York, wounded at
Seven Pines, died while en- route for New York.
The Persia, which sailed Wednesday for Europe, only
took out 1913 229 in specie. Gold opened Thurs lay
SlO6, and clos.d al the same bid.
Virginia skies sold on Thursday at Sc l 2a56Ss.
Gen. VIM. R. Palmer, Typographical Engineer, died
in Washington the 1884, from typhoid fever, con.
uacsed on the Peninsula
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-06-26
Kast Eennessse.

The calculations AID plan Of tae enemy, With refer
scce to East Tennessee giT5D fOllOws in the Chi
cazo Tines Of the l4lh
The rebel army las been Withdrawn from Cumberland
20 ,oNards Chattanooga Feis; The advance Of Gen
8tehels troops fFcm that polGL This permits General
Morgan, a. the hesd ~ lev thousand Union soldera,
rear the Gap, 70 muo5 into CsuneSste, aud, We
trust very 20 make BE way Knoxville. As
Is he enters TgDnrse be army vii be largely recruited
D. The Union uep there II 10 can furnish tho loyal
people with arms of ~hob hey have been deprived by
he ebss they vii igh, ns, about as hard as Psrson
9roEuloW talks. TIE pls0 fot he relic. OF Ersl Ten
zee seems 70 be aiganoa along the railroad from
Chattanooga in the direction Of Rockville, ITO miles
distant and SIMULTANEOUS movCmen. BY Gen. AoTgsn
forces On that p.aos IRON tho NeELh The rebels viii
d1ub,l comics, every inch OF grouad, for, the Fed
erll amy Is suoeeisu ibeY viii be cut Of from their
ss remaining railroad Communication between Vrgiois
and the Gulf SAFES end Georgia, that is, II Burnside
can occupy and hold the coast lps Of railway.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-06-26
The ArmT.

We agree With the Mobile Advertiser that the Confed
ss elae s ger day, in the uIcorquera5ls spirit
81 the people ard IL it, capacities for successful resist
.Ecs than It has BEEN any time slice the wa began
ne 5ai.,es o. tho later days beginning With Shiloh
have e1sioised courage and Citing poser Of the
rss desperate Character Nothing but this can account
.s ice issue OF the battle Of Shiloh on tho second day
r When re come calmly 70 survey the chances Of that
g. d: appears r;t,; sLorg Of miracle tia; Gen. B,au
rsz,,l's army vas Tot r0a.ei aud aaaihiaied. Toe
az ,ziy oiaun5srs5 u ITo 30 ole. His troops were
frls1--yuss wo.u on. and sz Aussl by pTorActet eX
-alrs Ices Of sls1p and hard eating. Never did Sou
ere c5u-es and colsaucy sliLe cut rssplendsltly
ls.- st 5-uaa. 1hl naza.doeI: 6shing before Rch-
7zl. ,ss tllo5y rcsas's-cs at james Island and the
-liI caresr C. S.caesaI JlcksJg eli teach the
.s,n Iis t5l. tie Ebstlss OF the eoultry can only
o. saycd ~ downright hard GA;cg and he destruction
o. tbs ARMIES Of CUE enemy. Asi our soldiers know IL
Nshuz en- b. better ,h4l he moral, Of the COnied
80 1o1ya Arc tbejs .fs,r5 up 20 the mark Of this
ADJ. s9l5Y JlskI1a hss shown what visiant, sCtve
s.LEtsdDg General CA 10 with sulh troops, and We
-ars Ju SIC dep and prevailing 5antmen; in the pus
e., Aid lif e az SIZE lea6cs5 OF our Grmies Jack
81 - ". e-l1 dive Ice foe IRON syuh-ra sol in sky
dys PH-s shat system Of re may, if We be but
g-ssst sal 'lshf1l, We si worry out tAe enemy And
e. Z liz issl 10 .ls eUd. 81. lie s.rugge could DO
l5ls asb0s, sharp sd decisive" oy vigorous pursuit
u Ls sglsn 0f aggressive walfae Inflated AID Illus
Ez.-s - Sons slll J4cEsol.
IisrcE TO isr back for paSssa. r a1OHon siuCe the
p ,5s-t g.5g tiasaf 4 ,hs Yankees forced him IN
% a., 70 "c-Eo them zaeH s5u born powder aud feel
l,,z sssl' ct h,s oa1 doors. We lops ha has not
-..sa he pledge, ald tal. Eaea Mcclellan is driven
%. = Gc- Redmond, routed aai diPasssi, "a can sIt
G. .1.tb, e0-s vt5Cui further is.ay, 10 VII 0oaelgde
e.. tas stae ra5 sorls u "a 81 hls rrouiiss.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-06-26
AN rss1pr y1xv or RICHMOND.

We submit to our readers this morning from intel
lgent Union refugee just arrived from Richmond very
interesting statement of his observations and opinions
Of the rebel government and the rebel army in that
quarter of their movements and calculations and Of the
ruling spirits and elements Of the rebellion.
We are thus informed that, while the rebels them
selves estimate their srmy Of Richmond at hundred
and eighty thousand men, 1t cannot amount TO less than
one hundred and fifty thousand that this army though
largely made up Of conscpts, is well disciplined and
effective army aud has apparently unbounded confidence
II the military tkl aud promises of Gen. Johnston
that the rebel SOLDIERS still believe tina. the tide will be
trned against Gen. Mcclellan, and that the war, the
part Of the victorious South will be carried the
Potomac into Rarylsnd and the North. It appears too
that the army of Johnston is cotsany receiving rein
iorcements and that he at least expects to hold
army in check until tho impotence of England and
France in reference to Southern cotton and tobacco,
shall result in bringing those nations 70 the rescue We
have no doubt of the substantial truth Of these state
ments aud Thick they entitled TO the special a.
tention Of the government.