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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-07-11
KElPE Il tkAII:S
;sathing House t. sWimlifg SehO'l
RULES AND REGULATIONS.

l The establishment consists of two depart
meats. viz: Bathing House aud 'win INNING School
Tho pathing House, VIII Gu Is divided int
two distinca apartments, may be occupied at an,
Lour during the day by holders OF season tickle
for swimming and bathing, or Of single bathing
tickets.
5 The swimming departin mt will be used ex
cIu3ively by free swimmers ard swimming scho
ars, only in bathing dress dur ny lesson hours and
or swimming scholars on'y in presence OF tlt
ssimming teacher. Free swmmcr are those who
are able swim once entirely around tie area
with ease. Swimming scholars un il pronounce
f ce swimmers) will not be pen itted swim
without tie be t, to prevent accidents.
by advice of by. icians, the time Of remain
ing IN the water will be limited to - m Dutes in
spring, to 50 minutes in summer, and +, ! ) min
u,es IN Fall months.
At the termination of each lesson thu mem
beTs vii leave the basin at the signal to make
I'm for the Others.
Batiin. house and swimming school will BE-
open every day except Sundays, iron o'clock in
the morning till niue in the evening. Sundays
from 10 ) !. III.
Inc sw aiming school will be devoted txc!u
siv, ly to ladies from to II q. d. and Fl 10 8 10
a. s = VI accessible 10 III lie ember ifou,4 [
six 4. N, ana from ii A. N. to 3 z. ~ and Ir4m 6
,osP NJ.
Polite behavior is expected as well rs proper
attention to the rules aud arection, Of the teach
0 Any necessary alters tions o. rules and regu
ia,ons will be posted up in the rooms.
10 Season III, ket 70 he batning house and
swimming school, 81 co. enc half IL to be paid III
-1d the balance III the cEd u one month. Single
bath tickats ID cents, ten for one dollar.
III Blthin- dresses, acls DC. wsil be furu-h-
ed by tic MEMBER Of the swimming s;nooi, a ID
will be taken charge Of. dried and het 10 oder il
desired at charge Z! ten cent per week.
l2 Parents or guardians Of the pupils ana per-
sons introduced by The teacher will be admitted az
visitors
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-07-11

Tue lep"b'issA rse,s is greatly diss
sa' slid with e""'ot Browning, who
was arpointed by Governor Yates t.
fiji the p''>ana's <ae@ns w stephen
\. D'osla~. Vhc orga's OF utralsm
d n nnce "'m brNnse he pFeachcs COZ
''''a''ooa' doctr1be in CeTSess, ann
t'raws his weight into the \balance
aya,'st Abellsh schemes such 4
who t a's e'nAn:ip', o., contisca'ion and
tie zee $ tXifNvagailrc VI tie picSer,
Il ni!4,st a'on. To tic minds Ii III,
tn II Ct d OF tie nation ho .s>d5rg hi
az not.y. il
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-07-11
THE HuUSEKEEPER'S
NEW FURNITURE POLISH!

repaired from an improved recipe b. the pro-
ns.or Q, the "Brotl er Jonathan Polish, lseeIu
ea ~ al the leading New York turn'ture deal.
a.sIs risno Forte Makers ~ DO tho best N Tug
restoring high and lasting gloss 10 all kinds OF
~ work, irem furniture 10 leather -
..e.p-r and bet. than varnish, dries 'mmeo'
~" and IS easily applied, With P'ece :. c en-.
n; n a.ann ; an oo.te or two Of th's sc~ au
n. uro poi'h.a hou,ekrepcr can work msg'c 81. e
.S: NJ. 10 the lime to".kine up your tables
wa detts, p,ans..ic ursfnGmss, cAfr'sg:. e'o..
e,ss 1 Ia 'heI i"h s" p cent better. Io,s =
~ 49,. nonJ. For - . by fdrot.urs dealers ~
Se,,'. ISSUES xensnily { ftsee IS and % eenn -
apa a. as."s. ns: sesss. street e.. H 1914. New
1eskgP. .. Y
jul, s-dAwasbl1
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-07-11
fhc Neces.ity OF n y. Ompt Response
the Cali tor More Troops.

1he Neces.,ty Of "A P.Ompt Response Y
the Cali tor More Troops.
1.-THE Administrator Of the adairJ o.
THIS Government has announced t4 thu
people that, with the number q ner
now in the field, the Southern rebellion
caoaot be stayed. The three 1uarter,
Of . million of men already sentint the
field Nave proven ioadequateho the &C
comptshmen: of the work, /and hence
it is that three hundred tn usand sddi
tioual troops have BEEN called for.
These must be raised IN Tie same States
that haye already supplied our army,
for we cap expect no Union help ir, m
the seeded States.
In this natter, Iowa has a great duty
to perform. II hep proportion is the
same to the whole that it was when the
army of 5oo,Ooo/ men was raised, this
new call requ'tesh her to furnish ten regi-
men,s-ten ,hpt Island men, This nsnsI
be done. Their are no IFS or aods about
it. Every loyal State is expected to
come forth ayd do its duty, and Iowa
must not bel moment behind her sis
ters 10 deeds OF hromptness and pat'i-
otism. 1t hum 'Iia,ing fact, we con
fess, that recruiting for the 18th Reg
meut doei not progress more rapidly.
1t has been more thai month since re
cru',,ns commenced, and yet the show
for filing up is altogether too slim. The
w reason we give for this is that Iowa
is exclusively an agricultural State, and
tina. reope cannot Lava their homes
to come into the ranks " 81 the crop is
secu,ed. l. cannot be that,there is any
lack Of pa,ri .;ism about it. 1t ma,
seem imp sslble 10 some TO, raise ten
m)re regiments 10 this STATE; but there
is really 10 impossibility about it. We
have got the men, and they suryy wal
not stay ben nd and see the nation en-
dapge,cd by Their delay.
We look upon the furnishing of these
troops As bong Of the utmost import
ance, The Union cannot be preserc'e
acuh the force now az The feld. Tha
is a certainty. The perpetuity Of thi
Ia i8n OF his Government, Of thi
great Republic then, depends uPo'
promptly responding TO this call. VIVA
AN awful responsibility is that rhic!
now rests upon The ablc bodied hnen t
the loysl States. 1t rests dom upol
every enc, and he who is not willing =
d. his share in The work Of{saving th.
coaniry trom run, is mos certainly nt
In favor of our form OF Government.
The cnemy is looking with dcepes
anxiety to see\what course tie poop.
q tue North viii take in pursuance ,
this new call. They koow perfectly we
that they can malhlain their position
the call is disregaraed- they llkewi.
know to certainty that they canuC
held out against the additional iorce
three hundred thousand fresh troop
Let The SOFAS OF TIL, loyal States sho
them that they are ready. to a man, t
lay down, their lives for thc perpctuil
o. The Union. let it be seen by rebe
that the number OF men called for a,
rn~hIpg TO arms that we are snreI
and certainly alive to the "osk, and til
battlc is won. The South has IFS =, fist
tive force aleady in the field -letIt
sqen that The North is ready to do,th
same thing, aud the war VIII soon ID
over and peace Will be restored. !
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-07-11
TIE VAN NEWS.
From wA,ns,on.
N4.n'rer.s, July ..
{TribuuKs 81 c;al

From Wellington.
AsnsGros, July 9.
ITribug 'ss Fcial]
We learn fro,x W ssrvu,own that =
he Is, Name favalr Is far as w ater.
town. N he&spn -hs| rock.
Two or Il ZEE nj, e4 from the rive,
the, desert. regin4 of rebel caval.
ry IN the Nance, VIII made no eff n,
u d'spI the passagdf the stream,
Oar Pr kst- now ext I'D 10 wnhiu 2
miles Of Narren,own 4 bugs.
Aprq binens citizen tf Middle ow
was AZ ts'ed yesterday arriving a reb-,
'n"ll BIN W'nchestc: lsichmond. liz
co"ii ees daily count pnica,son with
Rick hond from nearly I'll the towns N
the Falley.
me pape,s in the cl kc Of ValIandio.
hi have been re err, d back by III.
q Fnmitlec with the ecomme, i .t;n,,
At they lay upon the ble, no evidence
h(ng submitted with en, aud no d..
rectsaats saaa,i1(1 ~ ~ @.,r,l.,
House, the Ju ''ciary Dmitiee cou d
not do otherwise. -
world. sp Sa,.l
An important man,fd 10 in the shane
Of p exclamation fg the President
defo'ng the u,ureq p Ecy OF the Ad.
ADMINISTRATION on the Feat question ot
the hour is not .mprd bbe at an e.rlv
day. Mr.. L,ncolu ha been wa;,ea on
by several Senators a$d members of ".
iio"se. aud Will be VI cd by a large
delegation te-morro u should no be ah,.
T. receive them, uryii h,n 20 ;s.na !.
presentation IN the enor of bill re-
ported m the Senate 10. day. roo,,r;no
se"e'a's command Departments to
q cepI Tue services ali persons com
'ng W thin orr lines.
The debate i~N E Senate 10 do,
mainly pavesfAe wa Tor the ss,,,nn
tion OF t is Nv Aolc}. which cre.,.s T..
nnavalI,5 esclnsule. -
Gen. Cy Ne,cheh about to tho a.
lmportaT pat u thu Campaign IN W..
gina. IL hasA,ee4 assigned % = eom
mand u%Er Gen. Pope, andls,li lax.
charge olH az sook as she rNurns tr.m
2 short WHIT to Yes. Pynt aid al.
bany sal's,eses IN ssssa t1S51
Gen. Lew. w.l.cae "a. -. i, ..fs ss..
llsste'ght a. lVashns,od sls&,s speech
~ 'poks ssrJpgt ip ~ 81 snit ~ " l iy,'
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-07-11
aud forming and sor a.
b" p4pe''y;; = ;1
caop NEVIS roR ~ 59Or1Cn
- 1M -

u
Evidences Save reached the Gov
ment q = we'll planned rebel consp1t.
OF most extended charaster, whia y
to have berst upon the, countryjsiwol.
t.neously With the battles At Richmond.
The rebel esders confidently yelied on
shaking off Mcclellan aud an3 shila,inp
MS army BY heir superio. numb -ra, and
this success WI to be imme} iat1y fol-
lowed BY rising 10 TcnpJ 4. ,e, Ken
lucky and Maryland and (belkdvance
Of JED, Davis upoS Washj6gton il III,
midst Of the confAaion. Tho families
Of rebel officials Wild \arehiving in Ken
lucky while their bel " are in position
in Richmond, were fly informed Of
the scheme, and III t6ef boldness and
impudence let it o4. Ne facts were
communicated to He Wan Department,
and to Gen. Boyle, OF Kentucky, aud
preparations wife made to \1efeat the
movement, bug the utter failnre Ct the
rebels to brstk the power Of the Union
= my now threatening Richmond made
IT impossl Die for them 70 put their lain.
in execution.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-07-11
"a itI)S.
LOUIS A. MAJ kLOr.
BANKER Il DEN, ER IN EXCHANGE.
ooVcnp CIT, Iowa.
agl-dtf
lUtaS &tN,iEH nan

sssEs-s~ss5ss DiASO AND ORGAN MANUFAC-
I'll turcr, one door west of corner
- 10th and LeCla:re streets Dayenpert.
owa. Allnstrunnents ot my own make warranted
ma Kept ~ order, without charge, five years.
n b hcpa'rlhg and tuning done at all time.
md il the bel nianHer
tsVRaPfkf. Arrii -. 1850 I1plIS d1v
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-07-11
. 3 Mv,nA,lC ,1a,E CoNILN 10.

The Democracy Of Iowa are hereby requested
C meet in Convention by Delegates from the
several cOuaies on
THURSDAY, TIE 18th OF JULY,
It the Capital in Desmoines, for the purpose Of
dominating Candidates for the several State off
;es, t. be elected in October. viz Secretary of
,tete, aditor Ct State, Treasurer Of State, Reg
is'er Of State Land Office, and Attorney Ger era
and to transact such other business as may come
oetore them.
he oasis Of county representation will be enc
'elegate for every one hundred votes cast for
sEEPeEN A. DOUGLAS, in 1860, and oIe for every
traction over City.
According to a rule adopted at former State
Convention, no comfy can be represented by
rroxy.
The several Democratic County Committees
throughout the ate are requested to call Coun-
" Conventions or to take sn:h measures for the
election OF Delegates to the State Convention, as
nay be according to the usage in their respective
counties.
According to usage, the Convention will he
called to order at o'clock r. N. of the day des-
grated in the call.
Sy order of State Den. :cratic Executive Com
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-07-11
Wagener's Sewing Machine
A NEW INVENTION!
First Premium Awarded f.. he Best
Sewing by Machine.

MANUFACTURED IN MOLINE, ILLINOIS.
This machine is the best for all family and
manufacturing purposes. will make coats shirts
pants, quilt bed quits, and do all other work in
fubrics. Its simplicity, durability, efficiency and
price, challenge every other machine in use -
Wheeler j. Wilson's. Grover d 1aker's, NJ Sin
ger l. Co.'S lot excepted. In proof Of tho above we
refer you to examine the mach ines and wO X, at
q w Losdelps dry goods store, at Moline, Ill Its
construction is simply one piece Of casting, SO Con-
structod IS to receive Its movement, whirh is "a
rotary m. tion, so arranged as to attach both up
~ to form q dou, lie luck stitch. The thread fr m
two spools IS thus placed in the cloth in the most
perfect order and with the least possible friction.
4 9th threads are :igb tened aud slarkened by one
sc,cw.. Thus, you see is formed the most simple
and Effective combination yet applied to sewing
~ achincs. These machines cHLnot fail to meet
the wants Of every 'anily and manuf- cturer
= All the knowledge that is required TO regulate
this machine, is to regulate the tension ny one
screw, and the needle in its place 50 form
the proper connection 0, both threads, which will
be readily observed by the operator, thus saving a
world If perrlcxity that has been 80 common in
complicab d machines Milliamant;c tor upper
tn read ami Coates for lover, 10 ths best thread
for al practic purposes silk and linen threads
are rs, dio the same advantage sewing done by
these MACHINES received the first premium ct the
ass county. Michigan tair All WISHING 10 rur-
ch.fe god achine invited to examine this
beore purchasing else~ here Warranted no year
with prup~r usage Price $40 Universal Hem
mer, IS extra. All kinds a. farm produce taken
st mark t PRICE cash INST refused. For further
ps, t,culays address J. A. WAGENER
m, 7-d6wf es Moline, III.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-07-11
FRANKFORT iioLsoe.
For MoNAE. 5..,s-1fsai;.,.. |

fo~' AoS} .'i"s.
&c steamer j ls~ata, while on he,
way W to ii,rrHd Is Landing yes.erdAs
AMI within ahont miles OF that place.
VAS hfed INTO by Qae rebels AID one mar
was ~ rcd hu' n4ne killed. TIE triug
was tom TX t-i'i Rr'ccs on Tie oppos !,
SIDE 81 tue siv,r abb little below the
ieacral Amy. ! astcamer vas aground
at 'i'e tine Oara unboats went down
and dove off ,hefcoe>.
accommodating patty was sent out
ye>tv'i'y and .qsA d he rebel pi.ke,.
WI hin one m'ie II ouls, which leads t,
the op.,ion thsA; another battle is u,
hand. 81
B'eastworbs e being thrown up a,
Hamilton, abaqd two and halt mile.
from tt. Mour0e, sy our-fpxeos cnsa seo
at Tat place. aH.he work il rNCercss;no
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-07-11
From Ph61G&elphia.

From F9udPhia.
Il ParLADa -Pa1A, July ..
The special correspondence Of For.
ney's PesS died United States sloop
Brookl,n,(J fbe 2s,t, s;ys all hand.
we're called billy this NOD ming to attack
the batteries md the Gift of vicksburg.
The frst q &6red wal at one o'clock,
and tbe fri g ~. inte{sc.
The HaYttord, Rich mond and the
gun,.boa,s ave passed. he batteries and
the city Without silenting them.
The Blooklyn received orders not to
past q b4tery without s'enc'ng t. She
remsirs YeI6w. !
The ls on the Hartford was one
man killed aud IL FOUNDED.
On thei Richmond the Matters mate
was killed and six wounded.
MORE HELP.-Wm. Porter, Of De,
Moines, informs ~ that be intends to re.
vive the zowa Stqte Journal, and issue
it weekly until the closs Of tie presen,
campaign. The Journal will doubles,
do much service.-in the work on hand
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The Destruction Of the Virginia

Esus M the dse.rnctiou Of the iron clad
| steamer Virginia, Which vas f. tower OF
| strength WITHIN her'elf, and which II WIS
| hoped won d con test tie entrance Of the enc
my's guL bats IN Ia the mouth CT 1nmesIivyr,
| reached this city yesterday morning. We
need not say that this intelligence crea ed a
profound ser sstion. and that IL was received
with feelings OF I'm mingled regret oy our PEG.
pie We give sucn Incidents connect sc With
her des :rue.ion as We have seen able to CD
tain frs.n the mos re,ia ole sources. Or Sat
uraay, orders wtrs rec ivrd oy her ceinIl IN.
De- - rua her MP J ans + ST, If pTacticA Die
ID = n9t 20 Sva"uite sad hiJ " heI ~. Z
cIi o1ttet!on was, haa Wiz Ee- pilots, VINO
thought IL s1e was reduced 10 al Is ieet
dTauznt that they conld Du2S her up rs far
al Clty Point. Her dTaasb vas IL >yd;agiy
rooutei, but II vas fcuGd :nAt this bIUught
her vulnerable psrts above the water edge
and expose her wooden ksei 10 the a. Cny's
hrs To attempt en- engage ueut u2dsr these
circumstances aud IL tnis condition, would
have recklessiy ha14rded the lives OF her gal
!aEt crew. ell Of WI IN vere wiling and
anxious 70 cling to her to The last, and e7ea
desired that sbs s1uald b. run out lie Roads
- FORTRESS Aonfoe, and { SAgs the enemy
wherever found. gains: this, Lu sever,
r.et orders Al been isyusd. and as her 81
l. : IaI concluded, after nature cOasluera
ION, that l. was impr2c ic1e's 10 make he
pass &c " lie James, al rrG.iv3 Eas It
her oircers AID crew y II 20 go tiesce in he
stern aud p2tDfui necessity for z destruction.
This was donss hoWev"T, deliberately and
wi hout precipitation. she was ilrei Ch ,ut
ii o'clo> on satuldsy r'Sc', and exploded
1t yIigat on Su y rn3r lag o n :hs
&Il1 t OF munitio1 IL aer II go ne Il il
cert&Ia hat htr Ges truCt.o1 We. tn >rot "a
aad com piete, ard that soccoaly 49, ICE is
now leftof tae pronde' -ca!ese aentof aaval
zcieicS Anoy1 t toe W 1rid's ht:tJr. The
explosion .! her Gag ,ztge - distinctly
h~aEd at t. distarcs u ~ea ~ i've miles -
Before h. tcrct y 3 hpp u sAo 4as bascaed
lie IT C-arey ,sia Il, and her crew landed
Dearly ati Q. her III ;ers and crew 2rrlvedtn
this city Yesterday.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-05-13
Additional from Norfolk.

iiToush coAve- s4t!on and reliable fac {
from uIquestiouaD bic s0u' ces, We are addi-
--CEaily aGViAaG ! ard - ina ~: Gu vi n
and desTuulua + l.: works ut Norfolk w.
EDat the Navy Yard was successful ly fired
And destroyed by par Of tigat or len
HhryiandeTS, Under c-mln nd OF Lii, u .enan {
opo'swood. The dock was blown up by
pyrctechniCs, under direction OF Nr Taomp
son slso g. IL Iryi@.Il.1: is gates tpd o. d be-
Ius efecii:aliy t'owa cat, - lhac Ia dam &c
may % considered jrFepurao c Every build
icg ami sae1 ii Aie y-TG WIS totally CO SIN :
e. except The moulGiEg department, v Ii. :
aaayCiaIol; Vas +. Unir lureu, owing 20 th.
Wal OF proper coIn5ugtloiue Having laid
waste everything, and applied the torch
wherever p, ectioable, the ''ntll1 party" pro.
ceedeo 70 St, Helena, opposite. .des .royed or
burnt all tbs gu IrtsIs there, aud arriving 81
forssfn on h, fired every pound OF cotton and
tobacco, Sc., leaving naught bat aahes in tn civ
wake. Such W.. tbs success Of the party
nadey Lieut.. Ss> tswocd, mat scarcely any
thing CT value was LETT un t. &c Z ed or 10 tact
ail was comp:ese wreck and d.s.rucilVn All
steamers and vessels in both ports we're
burned and consun I'd to ashes, the old Unit.
ed States being nlle3 with rock and suuk in
the. harbor. After leaving the latter PLACE
"a party Of Ma,yl6nderJ, under LIea:. A. r
Butt, burned all the Quarters ard Govern
ernment buildings below Portsmouth and
suffolk. Thus the enemy, in occupation 0,
those places, will fad nothing but ruins and
rs aes to reward their la5ors, We are In debt.
cd for .hese items to Msssrs. Macguire, Ia.
ger, aid Barr. who were participants IL th {
incendiary duty. and acknowledge our in
dt bted less fcr !asIr poIlteness and attention
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-05-13

my with irresistible fairy. driving them
p.'lmeii from their covert. killing
dcxsrs ard woundlrs acores. Thorsh holly
pnrsusd ~ the 7sh, they .eampsd from he
piece with great celebrity, their ftsht beirs
ma eritlly expedited hy several well objected
rounds Of grape from Oip'. Bowyer's how
is'tsi The less OF 'be enemy, frC.a the b. 81
Information, " ; fIosl tsvent. &c thirty XII cd
ard atoat forty woapaei~scms prisoners
are now GA the ray hsther So frightened
1t .heiecepti IA .hey received
- ,r,;,.. en-, hey broke and
rin ,iso une h,re,lpas saeklpg co--,u,
houses or Irotcetlop, atj hiii- under beds /
s;".,s routtv 81 t'a ts:r.9n. wen cut hunt.
Ing such game. anA ri'!!sd several ct oy the
leg, begging and pra, lag Lo: &C. be shot.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-05-13
EkIHstkAissi. Fst.W<
FROM THE SOUTHWEST.
OPERATIONS OF THE ENEMY.
TIE RECENT FfGHT. Re.

auecsrA, May l2-rnc Savannah fsr4su.
cane special correspondent: at Cs-nth, ngter
date OF 10th iass., sa?s: All auisthere TO day.
~, believed that tie enemy is slowly ad-
vancing ;oD.rds oa- lines BY thres different
route
The Confederate 'gss. yesterday, was slish':
the tsdSra. isss 5,re'G .r4rie. Federal pri-
soncrs say thai s105 Of tIefr troops rsrs
na-s ed behind Seven .le creek.
don. JEFF Thompson has taken command Of
tue 10: d rate So b,ets in ina f3issis ippi
river. They attacked che Federal BET above
Fort Pillow today. destroying enc mortar
vessel and dimasirs two others. The Con.
federa,e les. was Killed and voundsd-
Tue Savannah MoynssS Ne8, saya tia: q
Confederate t.ckst Of Eve men captured a
barge containing fifteen Yankees at While.
marsh. te.ow Savannah, Oh Sunday.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-05-13
The Esws

nc ;S'ssrrpftc Tesrrts rspye:snt ths enc.
my os advancing upon Cot.st4 III css~y force
by III &c different r)utes, 70 that Sc they car
mon tn ( N -asstol eaya til II suuboata II
th.naf, ~e MNAa,lt;p,,. 10y nsws from
mat G1aT.sr a. ne DISSENT day
Ihs news from ts3gcnewali' Jackson. IL a be
correct. 10 stos'9-s i. waa run, bred In staun
son yesterday corning, and q ,ns-aly credit
ed. thtt he h"s completely Gud ef7-c.aafIv
dispersed tAs array Of Hiro~, and tina.
they wera 'aa.teFef, pane ssri3ken, IL
every dIreeuc.. P)raons q. thsru had tasan
the roata through Psncis:oa c1uasy. and
these vera -teirg o. 3 ru.rred sna nura bsrs
captured, others were hrea,;iug their guns
and dives:ing themselves CT every article cal
cuiatsd 10 irerede their progre asnhy IA
said 10 ts inrossess.1n Of tiis oaessy sstro e.
held on Ches, w,uu.aiu.
From the Fsninsu,a We haze Ec'ainG, 50 8
that G ceat butle /, daily ,octed fer between
The opposing fofcss.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-05-13
The Engagement at Giles H.

An official dispatch received At he ON % OF
General Les, from Brig adler General Heth
states that oar forces attacked the enem, at
Giles Courthouse st sunrise on Sa u, lay
morning. and outsd them completely, tr!v-
Ing them rom tAat poiut aui h.yond She
stronghold Of tina, country--,ba nacrows OF
New river
There is 40 IN Mention made IL The ti.pllch
of the loss or either s;ds, nor is awning
said OF the cipturs Of stores r prison ers. -
We Judge, however. that the fruits of the
victory are subst4nti&l.
From other sources W. lelfa snat Colonel
Geo1ge Patton, u the 23t gey;n "a, Vir.
GINA volunteers, whom, L. Vii , reLol.ees I'D
Was dangerously wJuaiei ia the battle OF
@carey Greek, received aolns laiary In this
eusagement
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-05-13
From the Lower Naliey

Two gentlemen, ciuZ7ns OF Jefferson, ar
rived IN his city yesterday evening, from
whom we hive many interesting particulars
Or 'hs movements and d0inG3 of tbs yanke se
IN that section. We regret that want Of
space prevents MS from givie IN dsr;,ii some
oftte inc dents related to u.s. In tom rows
paper We will snieavor to lay before cur
readers some Of the state ,nen.s 10 de by thsln
OF The heathenise a.roclti.. oomni tel BY the
Yam 9eea III tht-. .irre2iou
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-05-13
Destructive Fire.

ATLANTA My l2th.--A destructive IRE &C..
CARED he-e yes.:faGy. A large amount II
bacon s1G SAT- WAS destroyed.
ieEcoSr DIsy aTos
EUaUsrA MAJ Il TIE Il Q u Atlanta, yes.
:eIday, was quite CesILc i've. WaIlace's
wareacrs Obtaining so "a es Of cotton, zoo
.ieTces rice, 25), Gov lbs Government bacon,
ood other G.vvInnen- s,ores, 1o0 obs. sGg,'.
OIL. s-d h DIS, an Il. eco lcs bloon, we're
tsAIl, al des troJsd The wa.enouHe va
d 7sToyea, and the II lining building hsdiy
,i.neGet The tc - / e. is e. ma eGi 4i0g,.
o. Insurance as ac). Tas A gt-LA lnsUr-
axe md ,ERu : tAm.any i,se aho:s
si6 90. Two mel aeIe ee,e ~ IL juTed, Cue,
is though, mGTtaiiy.