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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-21
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II II mi a N mi r s Err Y

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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-06-17

our surgeon oss morning, and on the
uernisg following ~ was laid IN his
As Il the Sanitary Commissioners
t1sy mlRht - wslIssemsis ct hon $50
long ~ they conduct busioess on the
presen: plan. 'pesk N general te'mr;
Of no particular regiment. The surgt on
receives warning that they are coming
the hospital is cleaned up-eyery.
thing is put to rights; the patient: put
IN . preventative appeasaacs, and our
Disciple OF Esculaploss seats himself to
await the arrival of the embasay. They
comsl The doctor meets them With
bo~s aud smiles. fGod Only knows how
he produces the latter, tor be seldom
does soy,hioe but sneer,) he escorts
them through the hospital, receives the
"eood things" which loving motbers
have sent the "sick sol1iers," and is
.pplauded by the COMMITTEES for his dill
,geoce 10 comforting his flock.
There are instances, by scores, where
The said 'good ,hiogs" are devoured ~
these wanda ., never reserving the sick
. morthful. This 10 no ebuIIi.ion Of
spleen from . departing invalid, but
the observations Of one who has never
seen q days serious sickness since be
has been 10 Tennessee or Mississippi.
What we need Is plenty Of physicians
soh0 have heurts. If the rebels treated
our sick any worse What shout OF in
d,gnatioD would arise from the North.
But ~ the matter is, the volunteers sac.
nice home, friends, comfo't-every.
thing, to battle for their country, and
if nature gives away before the obstacles
opposed to her, they are handed over
to the heartIese wretches to die.
The 10th is paid of, but on account
of the size of the bills the money fur
nishes but little satisfaction.
Yours. PATRIOT.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-06-17

1sforsation from Che South strongly
'indicsss. hat the great man Beaureefd
bas pretty mus1 played out. His array
has become disorgan'zed, dishe.rtened
and demoral'sed-tbree very bad condi
tons to be 10 in time Of var. The fact
is, Halleck and bis Western boys have
been too much for the crack Southern
general. 1t has been said . thousand
times 10 our hearing that the South has
the best Generals. We did believe it,
but ~ time wears on Ne see Just where
We aud others we're mistaken. The
rebels may have some very good militia
~ men At their head, bat when it comes
tight down to the hard work our North
ern commanders display just as much,
and We think . little more talent than
the Beautegards, Lees and Johnsons Of
Dixie.
The army that Gen. Beauregard had
at Corinth, and with which such won.
ders we're to have been executed, 10 no
more. The evacuation Of their strong
hold shattered it. No wonder the men
Who composed it became disheartened.
They had been "evacuated" too often 10
retain any stamina, and no wonder they
wanted to 90 home. The Arkansss
troops have gone home. Their term Of
enlistment bad expired, and they gave
up the dirty job in disgust. Arkansas
will soon return to her allegiance. jeff
Thompson has a small command with
him; Van Dorm and Price are struggling
about loose; Beauregard has made q
break for the interior, and Gen. Pope 10
hanging upon his rear. Our General
Mitchell is making the rebels see stars
about Chattanooga, and our troops are
barra.sing the Confederates in oil di
rections. Secession is badly crippled 10
the Southwest. Without an organized
army, without hope or anything to feed
it on, Gen. B. may we'll strike a Decline
for the interior. His star Of glory has
been snuffed out. Halleck has proved
too much for him.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-06-17
s0reCaAIlc STAY csrFs'leks.
!. pl.esys IevsS 10y .sqse.A
E il q sss9ss ~ Ods1e ass 10. -
,Hufsb,Y.-4aE ira ~ JULY.

1t the Capital In DesnoiDss. fos ne Ps!Poee g
uoninssine Cmdidslss fes Ne esseses -os.see ].
90, 4 b elected in October. Wis: essseeasZ g
Seets. Apdjtees u Stats, Treasurer 8
isssf Of Stak3 Laod OAIos, and Attorney Oesena |;
and 70 tssasaet such other businsss - ny eone
befofe then.
,he sesis Of county rspssssntaties vii b one
Dderase for syCsy oss hendts6 Vote 60 IS
S1kf am 4. DoU0LAs, II assO, esa GO sof W.
fraction over 6fty. 90.
According 70 rule adopted q : fesmer 3f,te
Oonvesfion. 10 sonnty 60 b sspsessosed y
pgoxy. ss&ff. 4 - ~.
me several Deaaoesatie County Committees
ihsoughout the stats ars reqcesseo 60 gu No.n !
election Of DeIeea&ss % the Stats conventioa. =
nay be according % the usage in their respective
ooanties.
According 70 ussge, the Ccnv:n:ion VII p
called TO order at o'clock r. y. o. the dsy -
grated in the call.
Z, 100. ~ Get. namaoratic Exocutivo Con-
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-06-17
Democratic Csusty Convention

Democratic Csuaty Convention !
rTVHE DEMOCRATS OF THE Dit FERENT
L townships of Scott County, will meet and So
lect delegates 70 attend the Coanty Convention ct
the Court House in Davenport, on
saturday, June IS, 1862.
to select delegates to attend the State Convention
july. 1862. RArlo-Ons delegate for each town
ship and enc for every twenty votes cast for Ste
phen A. Douglas 1t the last Presidential election,
and ono for each fraction Of 10 and over.
This will entitle Davenport townahsp to s. del
egates, LsClaire 8, Princeton s, Winfield ,, Aliens
Grove 4. Hickory Grove 4, Liberty 3, Cleona 2.
Blue Grass S, Bulfsio s, Rockingham :, Pleasant
Valley 4.
Per order County Committee,
RICHARD SMETHAM, Chairman.
June 5th, 1852.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-06-17
Don't Like IL.

The .ecesh of Memphis are anxious
to ship goods and have their goods pro.
,ected, Of course, by Federal authority,
but they don't like the following oath.
which the Provost Marshal requires
them to take before shipping:
II solemnly swear that / will bear
true allegiance to the United States and
support aud sustain the Constitution and
laws thereof; that I will maintain the
national sovereignty paramount to that
Of ell State, County or Confederate pow
ers; that l will discourage, discounte-
nance and forever oppose secession, re.
belI,on and the dis'ntegration of the
Federal Union that / disclaim and
denounce all faith and fellowship with
the eo-called Confederate States and
Confederate armies, and pledge my
honor, my property and my life 10 he
sacred performance OF this, my solemn
oath Of allegiance to the Government OF
the United States of America"
Well, if they can't do that, it is best
TO let 'em sweat, and keep out of the
shipping business. If they don't want
to do business in the United States,
they should have left long ago.
| CONSTITUTIONAL E.ECrIoN.-To-day
the voters Of illinois declare whether
they will have q new constitution, OF
continue to be governed by the old one.
There is much excitement about it all
over the State, and it is quite uncertain
what the result may be. It seems that
the mass Of the Democratic party, and q
con siderable share OF the Republicans,
are going for the new constitution. The
question will be settled sut .tanlially be.
tore sunset to-day.
The TEsr.-None but traitors pirate
about constitutional guarantees" says
Ben Wade, Of Ohio. The inference il
then that none Tut loyal men attempt to
override the Constitution. The aboli
tionists are all loyal, then, according to
their own definition, and the southern
FIRE eaters also. Neither Of the factions
pretend to Lave any regard for corst;tu'
tional restraints. The test will trouble
its inventors.
OSE OF THE "rxA1roxs''-The Troy
IN. W Times states that Hon Erastus
Coming, Democratic member OF Con.
gress from the Albany district, has ad
sanced to the paymaster OF the Water.
vl'et Arsenal 100000 to pay the work.
men, who have had no pay for five
months. Mr.. Corning is one o. the men
whom the Republican press and orators
have perpetuallv denounced rs traitors
to the Government. But where is the
Republican or bowling abolitiobist that
shows as much patriotism and genera
ity as Mr.. Corning does in the above ac,'
Such one cannot be found; but, or
The other hand, there are thousands O
he latter class who have heeced thu
Government Of twice that amount, anc
like Oliver Twist, etiIl cry for "more.'
IN ~ R,fr;ny
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-06-17

The Toronto Globe, in recent article
upon the late military successes, says :
"The abolitionists have been afraid that
the late rapid success of the northern
arms would deprive them Of many op-
portunities Of pressing their views for
which they had hoped" Exactly SO,
and this is why the abolition journals
wanted Gen. Mcclellan beaten.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-06-17

The friends of the Rev. DR.. Stiles, Of
Richmond, who reside at New Haven,
Conn, contradict the report that spri-
vate letter had been received from him,
stating that the rebel army At Richmond
was over 5000 strong. This We believe
was one Of the New York Tribune's
canards.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-06-17

General Schoepff passed through Evans
Vile, Ind, on Thursday night, en- route
for his home in Maryland, having rec-iv.
ed an injury from the fall Of his horse,
which unfts him for duty.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-06-17

,Tar public land Of Texas, for coufisc.-
ton Of which Lane Of Kansas introduced
. OIL, is aaid 70 amount to 100000, 900
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-06-17

ous f.aea<sin Amstissapayto be
l.1gs'y Es'olp'ssd .ed ltAs ST.. ,4sssae he
oo0o >bo6ah tsbe1saj
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-06-17

A good suggestion is made by the
Wheeling Press. If says that some Of
the abolitionists, to show their spprecia-
ton Of the right, say "Let those who
caused the war bear the expenses" All
right. Nothing is palmer than that the
secession,sts and sboltionsts produced
the war, hence let them pay the expenses.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-06-17

GREAT preparations are making 1t
Louisville for general celebration of the
coming Fourth Of July at the Fair
Grounds. Arrangements will be made for
10000 persons. 1855 'S ss
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-06-17
wVIVA LIAM ERICA"
AND
GLORY, GLORY, RALLELUJAa"
The latter with new words written for Ill he
children of the Union, will be found in the 200ith
edition Of
The Golden Wreath,

published this day. This popular book, two
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nov contains upwards Of two hundred and fifty
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My Gentle Mother, Shed not tear, Star Of the
Evening, Come to the Sunset Tree, Aogels told
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-06-17

vv,Hr SEVERAL DEMOCRATIC COUNTY
Corvsn, ions Of the "a Congressional Di6tn- -
Of the State Of Iowa which oonv ne for the pur-
d po. %, Of sensing de'eg.,ss 70 the Denoeratio
State Convention, ar authorized to - d delegates
to The Coneress.onal Convsn'ioo to b held 1t
Dewitt on Thursday, Jnly 74th. lSo3.ior the pur-
pose Of nominating : Dsnocratie candidate for
Congress in said District.
Ratio OF Rspressntatives-One delegate TOR
everv one hundred votes cast for Stephen A.
Douglas in 1860, and ono for each fraction over
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-06-17
btate Of iowa.
ADJ'r 0ESHRAL's OFFICE, Iowa,
Clinton, May 2zth, 1852.

Apy'r OExrRALs OrFIcs, Iowa,
Clinton, May 24th, 1852.
General Orders No. 20.
A requi.ition has been made BY the President
on his Excellency, the Governor Of 1swa, for an
other regiment Of infantry for tho United States
service.
While oar State has responded nobly to th.
call Of the General Government for troops to aid
in crushing the 81 yanti. schemes planned against
the Union, still greater sscrilces are required Of
Us more money and moro blood. No State hss
exeelled the alaeriy with which she hes filled
former rsqui.itions Of the General Government.
More than twenty thousand Of tho newes Of ous
State have gone 70 the tented field shall ~ fal
ter in responding to the demand for thousand
more?
The requisition has been answered BY ssying,
that tho regiment shalt b raised In sixty day.,
and It will be done.
Reliable persons applying 70 ne fer sscraisins
commissions will receive then with fall iastsus
items.
The rspstation The gallant soldiers q Iowa
have achieved Tor themselves and the Staes II
world wide, until the name Of IN lows soldier
has become distinctive mark, synonymous With
discipline, bravery, endurance and devo:ios.
The place Of rendezvous will Be designated
hereafter.
By order Of the Commaudss-in chief.
- 81 as n. b. BAKER,
a1isM9 :Adjutaat 0sssral Of lows.
fEAl pspegs On he Nississirpi sivss,is Iswa'
the lowe City, Dss Noises City end ~ pepsss o
the line Of rail rosis, and In he VsiIsy 81 TIE
Cedar Rivss will copy twice. myH-d4~u
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-06-17
DRY GOODS.

sPRlNo Alo SUMMER
Dz a . = . - :.
G.. 3. VIM SLER,
has just received the
Largest an d Cheapest
FANCY &sTAPlE DRY GOODS
In the 0tAto OF IowA
BOUGHT FOR CASH,
AND WILL u SOLD
Cheaper Than The Cheapest.
CONSISTING IN PART OF
1900 pieces Merrimack and other prints.
500 pieces brown and blsaehsd muslin.
300 pieces Lawns, Barages, Brillisnts.
400 pieces Delainss, Challiss, .Mohairs and Silk
Popains.
500 pieces Domestic, Scotch, and other Cling
hams.
9oopieces Cottonades, Denims, Hickory, Checks
Linen Drills, 10.
500 dos Hose, Gloves. Mitts, 10.
500 Summer Shawls, Of Ill kinds and qualities
600 Silk Parasols and Sun Umbrellas, and every
other kind.of goods usually found in frst clas
Dry Goods Store.
DOae't ENtl 70 Era1Set1ee
CAEAP Il GOOD GOODS,
before purchasing. TNo trouble to show good
1t WHISLER,S.
The Peerless
SPRING STEEL HOOP SKIRT
The very latest and best in uss, just received
900 for sale 1t New York Price, at
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-06-17


ADso4Anr 0sxsnAf's OIyIcHA
r.r 80. Ciia.ea, June Oh, lSe3.
Gesenl osd~ NJ. -. IfG 1a4ls@ 4b Z
The attention of I'll Fisld, STAG md Company
eassss Of Iowa Rsginsnts ana CsoDasiss , pr
t-eularly directed - ~ following Chapter Of The
Acts Of the iast t3scsssl Assembly u low.
Ia osdsrts secure . psorsr sseesd Il tbs vesssus
Rsginsuts sud Cenpaaiss, - - psSaished In the
rspsss Of Ne Adjussnt 0sassai. Il Vim b sssn
that fiji rssurns Of III shaaCss sheald - nads %
this Dspastnsnt Immediately, soesshse with ssg-
ular monthly vstas1s Axsafssr. SaeA returns
sss due 70 car brave soldiers, psivatss, - we'll q
ecsrs, the name snd history faS - The present
var il concerned) Il every one of whom it's Dc.
silsd shan appear il said report. jressb NJ
It 10 also especially requested that I'll oakssn
and soldiers Of the LIT Iowa lnfsnny,who Are new
In the service sf ne United States viii report I,
this ONCE their present position.
Il 10 fsrthsf desired that copies Of reports d
sk.emishss Of bastlss, in which Iowa soldier
have been engaged. may b farn,shsd this eiRss
whsshse made hy S@ssrs in command Of Divis
| ions, Brigsdes, Regiment Or Dstschmsnts.
NIB. HAkER.
| Adjatant General Of Iowa.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-06-17

CORNER OF !0WA 40 - 80 's11S tH11SkS
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-06-17

:. 6. PARk8n, ME-. 0eo vi CAxSs = y
DOCrORS PARKER I acGARN,
nHYsrCrAHs AND SUR0H0xS. OFFICE
/ Z IA. Z Frsnklin Nssk, 10000 1ses, esaAy Se's
hetvesn Seoond "a Third, DasssposA X ~.
m. PAaxRa's sssidsnee, eogD9 NJ 49, AeCleAso
.trosts. Ds. Csc. v. McCAss's rsstds.sss sass
Brady. sssond dooe ffoa eossss Of III.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-06-17

The Adiutant General desires to b informed Of
the names, residences AMI places Of nativity Of oil
field and staff officers appointed from this state.
ian newspapers in tho State arc requested to
copy the last paragraph abovs.l
inall -dl0dNlt
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-12
riRsG MASSACHUSETTS REGIMENT col. cowDiS,
COMMANDING.


KisLkI.
Cant J. IL Van Houtep Geo. w. Burdics-
Csnt r barrett, Ins. RrdGi %.
S..9rt NJ Terlney ". x. I,rlsnu.
Sefst ". ~ Asou. Martin bH.frS,
Corp. X. Jameson, y A. He..~t
Corp r. srfelds Chss J. "t'rr
Corp X. 4. Doyle, T. u. M.o."
Chs K WoL Ar,hir N -. tfy
X Wayisu, john h"i ....I
Jss u Pierce. Rove.
Vim p. WcM,boD, Cha. r. Ser on.
II, @. Grarger WnI. sim psou.
Henry 3. UlOgor jerome {. '"ifgle,
II L. sJs-r Iifbrs C. Crsue
e. H. N4I-h Jo Nc Ntufr- ~.
Jlr g NaTo.e. CLaa. Glui.ef.
Mn Mo tnn Wni q. J-uei,
John Bud.r Wu Lsyigge.
& Darsterty tsLucs talr
~ ~ rfioe Dennis Ouuu.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-12
,,, voDK DAILY TRyBUNE MONDAY. MAY IL, 1S62.

and ,epoh. m, loss In the 9th Regimen 90 ar S ne
rnul lea =, inH kil-d snd I01 wouuced 10" J"h-u VIZ
Won 4. d u the tide sud preast the bs lohe,"E w lur
" hi, gfor ,ck With f.ver conr rsced ~ No'k""n. ~
R,.r. n ho wss ec'iue Lieg'en Csoh.' o' '' '
, III. t,mr,-d death of Csp, BiHuyeit Is iot cru
a. ~. la "a a. aud tth hra-seIs-y Hr2 2benh ~, ie
q, i, De- engagements VII ian,hn's bat !" rfsn,iH' VI
i ,e. tbat Lisn ntepari-Colone tarnsi
of, ci We woDndea by fhe ,. ,,,dr ot me
.li' @ - -, ~ thr - Eel n-ft wns rl-n srVr ,
ypoed rant e opr j.w a'd q H. t-rsos h,'d,s oes s"
awey ih,y oIr hofh eartc'ed h'i.s 20 ,l -, " crary
sio,t Lslf d dozen nemb-is "i 'aP''4" D''
80, 70 o,pJ-d None were kiliod; o,,,5.v
et..r recri.ed from Mr -. Iohp cna'po, Nh
,-,ou i, ,ryri from yorktown reports hs 'h' hes !,
s II, Cnsub,e tho Oh. pl In ef Hh u W. ,n.
i,s1.,p T. severely 5ut no. f''hlly WON i.eo y. 10,
, 1tr red, 90, sid o be- 'dls en- %p oln,
paNua 'tt- 'eep, ymss,er IIoop say sls az ,ol
- ,is, even Of lie olcsfs oi he Cn who are not Ae
g..
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-12

,-.,..,,I deys rroViI-- 10 TnE INt' T.
going on iC' S,, over A. ooo u,c we're rngaged ana
T. es,ns'eu 'serve ~ IN the btte % Monday isrse
q f.d e e f'55' Of , ie6 yae"ia, 9S
h'ieoi ay5 q CoI.pel end Licr enaut Coio'el OF
WoupT9k we aIS kij. lie lcss OF he Ee' s / amount
:.,srs. 10 nop- c, owu lose, IN hlod tno wounded,
about 1900. r.,.,.,,,,.,. ,.,;,.o
care other six ,ol RS here = i"o a' = a ,urt'
~ nj, wiz aad -el,'ires are i.Iug IN Wa.h-
ia"to9 n,rm5 Many is connected with 'he 1t Virginia
Reeime.t two II Li- brotrere are also IN the
Reb,j a,rv aid navy. lie H. tiru in .s bli'i lli''
the S9n-. IN Con coeracy viii get q irumr.eah'' l
ard statrl tia' le IS resssf the cptlohs 81 VIC
mas Of the Southern Jple.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-12
TIE FIRST REG. ExcELsioR BRIGADE.

THE FIRST REG. LACELSiOR BRIGADE.
ft~ ioas, Hoy 10 iat2.
10 me J. di'or oi me ~ !. T,,byas
sin: llsAse clu.c TIE Names uf the sltin officers
OF ne Exc-liI Brg 60 he carr ely pdt,i-thg; their
relative. .ni a.u I'D Il. D., g.. y WIN iraily fcl
via yoi cblis. By co-.rc'ir- o. a. 20 read:
! ,ayt arcsn'-y npt iCa ile,.
. lefe ia but .Hr Ca,i Pcc te g"c1nd neltonc1 OF
riat uat4r .honld De- omitted .
D. Are oay Csptir nsufd H. 'h-' corps ny
ana ~, don me- ~ assiig you rriit lr"prrs
CAPT. l,lI, crooks D.teig 80 ftk
ty ioIs 'i uch uuisr wide circle OF
friends If '!.e q rs.rd t',rrr .
t,st 30 not much ~ q bg a- ny son's MID
DE uaapr a. gwen hOlof Il a.. ea'l lsirots Oi
IL. Revolution (ia,id E4otes # & -.ir Conn., VIII cO-
n,,.r. .J vi Gen Woe riaus 10 the Boz
ton Pos. bil pf-ins.y Of he h''o "'n and - tls
,un.ane IL wrong sl.iid h. Sonr ge' t'n ln.el N The s
of ,,.iu c.is ni see LIaj., - 500 wl paIou
i.. 10, sssin o.rs roie yo. pa another IL
ton Of ,par wd ycicAi- - psr ~ -ci",y 49,. - -
Yogra tsgy, HEHhf O'EiLLLh.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-12
LATEST FROM WILLIAMSBURG.

Flon Oar Special Core portrur ,- ,ce,
The traios m'ii'ely, aud o,her he'T! J." ''"'''''
begin 70 arrive, bat the ~. at supply '"h =. 20
bind, as - ,bo large body Of uoas' Leu "a
heard from. the Rebels were puS1His '""'' "''''
uord and lad ssown NJ sigu Of e.. ring across
james Rive. Tie, are good deal @e.'2.s'1.d' Il
we are to believe the oes Of desef'efe '' f',o"'
orr from having been compelled 10 abandon 'hen
strono line on tbc Peninsula. l. "oS l'e ir'r "i a
flank movement. teat causso uem 10 laR back.
Nowhere cse have they slons hne, nor e'n
they fail back fir as 20 bo secure FROM h'rk al
tack. Hence e is difficult TO see where tA.y can
make stand with hope q succes-.
Las mig, our pickets cap,ur a'ou 800 p'isou-
era. mostly srigglera LEI. beh'no. aa ncnnbra' &c
whereyer they are. The wed;ec. s hne and the
roads viii iayjily impToyet"O bisy essential con-
sider.tous.
Evidence goi, 10 show that the Rebels suffered
very seycrel, in the Lt accuoui es. Dead bodies
continue 60 h. gluad u all directions ~ the suburbs,
and along tho road each side Of the v.lhge.