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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-08-12
Headquarters Army Of Potomac, /
"Wednesday. Aag. 6.

Wednesday, Aug, 3.
The Army Of the Potomac has again
assumed the offensive. The recon
noi.aaee made yes.eldsy ~ GeaefaI
Hooker 10 Malvern llii. Whige 0ak
swamp bridge, and ID the ain cgiou d
Nrw Market aud Richmoud. was in
every repec, 4 eamplc,e sucress
The troops len camp about dark
night before last, arriving a Malvern
nill al four o'chwk Yesterday morn.
ing. q dislaHoe II len niles. Iliey en-
co0utored sao regiments Of Infantry
ard battery posted tehipd earth
works. Fire uas immediately opened
on them rs Capt. Bcason's battery and
a section Of Capt. Robinson's. The
infantry VAS MOI gagged. The fir
ing lasted as0pt three hours. when the
rebcls iugl0fioasly aed By tie river
roai isaanls Richmond. holly pursued
hY or troops, who succeeded ia tax
iaz TOO Of them prisoners. Tie loss
o. cor side AZ thls point was 3 killed
aud Ii xoaadet Capt. Benson had
ats ghigh baoAsa by piece Of she'll
Tie aocsors ihisk tbs le~ can be saved.
faeu,. Colonel Ga.nbie ef the 6,h III.
snais Cavslry, was severely woaadsd
il tie bryasa
Ca Avrrl wirh Gye hnndFcd cd
esai els The GUaker read %
NhHc GA saaa8 lwyead. IT.
iAes .s4a as leta Virginia ra,a.iA
sir as e il Is eise them. 4 csiAFge
ni~sed, which broke
ass se...4 Us 5 AN saes aod Col.
Aecta sasiosca lksu shrcs nilea.
saai re- @aha'it losii,g a
t~1n
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-08-12
MAR AfAf.ARl.
NtpNfsDAr

Fort y nr,e, Aig 2.
Ohe division Of Gen. barlsiIe's
cop. has leit 10 Roads, and sailed. io
direction gUiie llic o,posi'e Of James
laspg ard Hafritoa's LaalD & Tbs
oihvr DIS ions Ni . seii very so8n,
Cfca seescy las bca Observed l.
Fl = f4.5tt. Y.s.s4*F
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-08-12
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TIE Steamship den Gale. fiaa
sa r9nnan5er. a BID hgnes for Para.
eaoa ilsy zlsi ait lavs ~ eihia fas.
SINGERS ard ~ So fhe 81 calm anl
tstr4se, an8 a8 ereu Sac hai alsg
90 uan .6u taG4fei thoassHl
aoars e. treasure. IS shicb kiby
Byrme s. O. Bad 10000 dollars aal
Mea3ef a CO l9O98
o. ,be 27ih VA. a. a45r ~, whsr
i5 males north 81 l.aEsnila whli,
lhs passengers were iini ng. as aiam
81 IRE eas gwen Tac Hcamrr was
promptly beaded Tor The shore. 81
mia daiabt the flames, mean
So H4atas ieae,gl hcsdray AZ
s eaaflt alter hte he upper deck
I'D. soaa altar tae steamer arack
tbs beach. snd ,hs passengers and
cree jumped overheard, and snaear-
uuej ~ ssin a-i0fe.
Aaoal 8ue hundred, including hse
e4llreu, swan or were washed ashore
aave
rae shIp burned 10 tie waters edge
aud SON disappeared.
Three pas cagers VITO reacsrd lhe
sho.c made their war 10 Lear Man
camilla. where they arrived On ihe 18th
lu.g 4. iiie steamer ~ Isouts arrived
up FROM Panama
some fta offers escap ] % Man
camilla in boals.
One boat with thirty persons on
board has not b en hear from, ugi
proUB ly made the shofe sooth Of
Manzabilia.
The ST. Louis arrived here Tonight,
bringing rs d tie Golden Gaes pas-
seaggrs, at that are knownto Be saved,
aud a portion q ,hc crew.
Capt. Hudson, uith portion q tie
crew. remained a. Manzaniila y look
after the missing passengers.
New York, Aug 8,
II isagain reported that Gen Barn
side landed viln a large iorce at Acqaia
Greek, Wednesday night.
Gen, Robert MeCook was in 40 am
bulanee, near Salem, Ala when mur-
der4d. lie was SIX aad Oh his way
10 bis brigade Guanllas upset his
vehicle and shot him while on stones,
helpless and pleading for quarter
lie lived bu, few hours. When the
NiutA OHIO regimem learned the fact,
they marched 10 the village and burned
ail lhe houses ia the nrighborhOod and
laid waste to the lands. Several men
implicated were hung to trees. Guer'
rilas are rapidly Increasing. Com
panics are forming here 10 assist IN the
capture 81 guerrllAs. Excitement is
intense here. Ii is rumorrd that Il
number Of prominent secessionlsts
were SHOT by exasperated Unionists.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-08-12

J. J HILL, r...,..
G D BACON, "''''
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-03-14
The Cove r.raeaa Tax rill.


e. fsa.sssei-'9 gaere oatiihs * tie nest
tax bill proposes The bill alone oosers .e9
Fcars Of papes, and months have been sons
suhed N prepaling ID
Iii hiliplcyides for luty Oh sprituous
iieuQ. 81 cents per gallon alc end beer
pey bafTS, e'asi sRs lsaf ipbaceo esate
per pfaifId - and, sE21 manufactured, iv4
ceats and en egats, b le and ~ .synts per
poBRa, ACCORDING % Falae ON lard and ia
seed Oh burning iiaid and coal Oh, cents
rer gallon Gas, per Geo feet - cents !,
baas l.gl0 paper : cenfs PEI pound, soap,
mills yer r0end salt sa;its per zoe poanas +
SOS i-atheg cert 3er pound upper loatl
n, cent sgt pass ssee 2 -'"','sslssss fts3.
rel aii othet manufactures per ccn}0ya ac +
galostr3 III railroad passeneegS, nills pew
Bisc ~ travel. communication ncke{s pet
tens stqarabpat travel gelll pei Hile olss.
Hibussas s'srs boats ans hofsc saaEoad 8
l8g cent a gross fsceiEssa fs6sn pssscngyES
PER cent OH 5a0aat u re-
-nipts aluaaily; ior the use of al iafss
laa'' f. she acesr,g e. Falre
colo tntelts sa.el waisa@l. SIS Nsis
sl<id pfasR, 59 eeHts Der ap1ge 81
ceats p.er rs asltisrd tafles, S2g in
si,aGgiste.tfl eattie 90 ggats aaea ho l9
e..ills esea sfieep, 8 cents eseh Licenses
y. i8ss,Sss ~ 20 ise rtrrt.ne@-v 500 sgass,i.-
saia }ealefs, 7s, setaH dealers L. T..
500 raanhtekerS, 3d. reaifstS, "a &
frewees 500 hAels sns, and LayegRs, grad
9atcii ~ aEilua, rtnul .s9u ~ q s2og
SasiHg houses @e eeeiesciai irHktf+,
irs~ers SIS steaisrB, SaH
eFg'.lsss, JOS lag sissrs, 81 fos aa,h ale
iFa9lassao ats!9i e's'. &8 20 g.d... sl
dIstiiieg 2N Eucosac eslrae per uefl gy,
az oref 850p iethlctng ghs neoma q
}r9n asFisgeftfia etc. HhicG are tsae ser
arateig ga'lr0aa b13is Rnd 5ividc,3s *
banks aae s.4g1sg nsitssteTss 3 per esGt
payfaefit Eli M salsies 81 ,.iieetN 10 ibe oiyil,
iiliiitt ty orAaE yica n tbs inEteb Stare
senatssfs atti rst.dse u f'apgr s,
z per cgnss iegletga, 400 Estglbpkiyes slia3@s
oi rCrsonal rft9erty ~ fioeeasfa p,fsane
irc'n 10 Z aef css aec9tsgS b Ha a.
Efaes 81 relai59nsRip, asl8 tpsaE alssie al
Kinds 81 legal ana srlrne~taa' pasers aF
patent faaciieiuas tessrspt- aseesag1= apd
all g9eas 6s cypress
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-03-14

ulel9t ,glTds,aE, 87u Fut ss1ys8ET su4paTluts
h bastor tof b III ttsh laara haaEt'a a.
petaFliarp wigs SOS member Of coEfr IS
with t1t cfnsas ,qtipa snd the Treasury
sorts Before him fsa reafilv see Cor hfclSgH
ilow very sooH tile current expenditures 81
tue ya 9o,iid pafchase, N Gair siustian,
All f32e slaves " aay nsaisd State
sucli i proposition 90 lhe psrt Of the gen
elts Goyel3sH9ut set up no elairn on right
hg Federal authority ia interfere vita savers
Within staip limits, rterTiise a. 1 does, The
a5solute control If tha subject in eaei case 70
5ae ate and its pa1ple immediately interest.
e3t d Is proposed as taastsy ot pFtteesig
IKE clpice with EheH le TIC annaal mess
Sc lest December, t4ausstt 81 70 say the
tgRlon ntnsi bc preserved, a1l benec 81 in-
aisranyabie B,sans Hlass ~ employed ! said
this 0ot hastily bat acF}befat5 War hos
Been, ana continues to be, afl Naispsrfs#
means 10 tls end 4 practical rraebpc
e1gemen4 of t1a national authority wott}4
reaaeF tle war anrecossafy and IL watd at
once eease ii, ho@egar resi- sanee enutn
nes, TIE war must aiso 63ntfla. aWd Il d
impossible to fersee ah the 5Seieghfs shieh
nay sttesd, ard HI, thc ruin gaieh may fol-
low SscA Is NAV sssgl aaifspenstfle, o.
asay ol,siously premise gfsaea eifieisney 10
wards eDding lia strag9ls, mist and wifl
come
Thc propositios noF maoe i only an otter
hops il may be -sfecraeS "a a1ense to ask
whether The pecdR.sfy es1st tfsattoa tc8aeis
SIX 'id ani he OF lnarp Falte to the States
an6 pgisste concerned tAau arc sIlo
Institution and property T. - tise g,yss sent
aspect O affairs While L IS ir4s ma s'se
adoption 81 the preposed resolution Notli3 81
merely t1itiatory ansi n9i within its ~ pgac
taal measure, IL "a recommended N the apBe
ttlat Il wauia sooner iean % q. portaat II salts
FL fall fisw ai tay sToaG responsibility CO..
by Cod and g. nay Nantry J earnestly hee
lheattention off'0nSress and the peetsje %
the subject,
tS,&nca ABRtaAa .sSc3La.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-03-14
sraa sa 1.,pa Qalfa


The f.hir.i Iowa afaAtyy v5ill p.lsasns ~.
oa ,'is Naft NJ Z /. lfQssa aya eg.
dess u saevs tn..is Wis rm one
heaa qlsrteesa re g 4 Sies,
Stationed 4 the peas SIND see 5iapaific
lbs ard k
IoL Williams has resaFnad 4hs Regiment
heporaay discharged fsap 2or ataral
Fhe prosecution fsiled ID establish agaiast
sum oqep ) spsofhzatoni D.ae taf tne
hole easa had the epPesgaaet n baiog
tFumpe8 pp essRst hHa ana tsere ae datlt
b8E Sia the Colonel SEQ is hisliar ii bead
9sesFtevs tcaay thau tie dts before Ais arrest.
tha trial va leagtag, sud has eoa; the GOV.
lrnment ast tess ahaa seven tbossaea doAars
Mckee, sparAo lo., aas boeo 4uita i
,owa SON dag o4' nov pFesasts lsrat Al
ispp'atosi q seatanee r. eaiasaon " aIltsgbs
ia eta STAT ii basg l11ela taft ~ane
$50 GA N as,e ~sFs, sonis have iet l5r lDo4e
peaceful p!a.ase sad 6'w st,i resnain fhe
,sps hayt clos SHUTTER ana nae stgeliia2s,
fpaf4s ~ as4 Stlit4tsSf fist ttCe> 37 " ~
ass8 ttia gsts swing iossais n the wiaas--
ilespaasiea rsigns supreme the coart
Il aPisd 10 ille soldioss Cor basFeels as
also II j srsH bpiIdihs With 4 pFpfsis
"a. nlag4e, a9te The roR ssFsess
esr leafs Is itaPfeas ayt elly lil.en tste ba
&c fe'd ST cqgfy iltsgs Ana yery baas
ri ri 0gte Fhe psepse i slrsH t'o
ilge Il d as4f olI 3 tssar 81
Tisae ale yoss s exceptions 4aotg So
laep bat hsntie aa auong th sonen Tho
aostiley q Che iatseF toward. tie anior
seems % 10 bitterness boited 3awa aadr
ts.d nla, don't .4aaa gi4teroess tasFapas
lie settlers bat tas Haipe
Iii us hero pAy . te y tis Masonic
fraeoraitv Lieut. WaYae, 8Ae IS gs3n.
as. q leH dangs etlsiy ylea ls si.tntlatl he.
earns k,sen the v M Ar Rate Il tbs
riaae sha Immediately 1tFcrcsi ii rooms AZ
Rls hetsse 40 azsrythias else fsg hls aaaee
aie0ea issi 81 1s,.s.a eetanAH7 $50 lansil
4ei4n as4afl se,es ist, va called b,
ASA eesatthia TIA vas possible q Is done,
was dose. Al do;si1l nat issat Is,s glie
astganei. 8 tlaele silly afts. a Ne
IA 5snt WyU e l,a sass Ebe
autt mss say shat he pssss against
sEasoafy ~ s4.slss IBID s',osa 'i4lss
sslii abfokea H aa - ~ tf5e
blood e12a and Te aad rStaer ttqiit
3sg 49, 5ggiher AMI stata rsasi X
fsheash sils asls ssee d 81 heart y 6s
#sst s48a btSst BE- ateae lcsAr 1hag
lhets il sgae ellg me fns'stlc tle .hst st,ud.
8hose aGi oegf al lese ada SOCIETIES s2
safsat pgsSay nFaf IA aaHag q fh6Ss
f'iY Niafa ssF Us hoth scan naa aasoq
gD0S4ha
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-03-14

1yFFtES'p,z Ffyfrvy
~ ana instructed - raading III controversy
tIn soar Papa a lie s1bjae o. af5Fni ]
no. gb.eer toany sefarnaserg ,t
Ih1- bhs foF ts gtiqet tiie good W saaiglg,
end iiiy for TIC youms Dot ! lt d
SEE = t4ss saneral farm, and Eot c9HfiR
enliFsly ta sntiunssp. asiait ihe gttls
hareaimoss a aimta iaff tea cover aang
meas bat there Is tnpsR a a s8a H. -s
tng, tltat zanpta gees q than gsept
aad l, Y .itrY wish n eserl q sing in3u
spec. Sse y sst good exsmy Id re-
trench asut, n things worse thaa a5els
ltrY sess,s' q 9siug sperilaitiss sac6 as
Has. fer the impr5seI,entof theis con
plexion wearing tiliH sg!e sbs sSteadea
ariaoIiae-iieyei reading sud ssefioe lats
hours, that snot oniy injurious & haa',h ~
I thjak % go5 potaia LaJ me giris
aoa - lve III 2,seofiange Wita he Feles gf
pata.s, fand Bat4re r9ies ave erry sfnple3
rise early, ana sater heartily ato .bs LONGS
tic enploymeals II the family nct leaving
the whole dfuasegy q bq periqgmad bY
mother they would nnt anly aajoy better
otaithi n'ft Fave . fta''ef 'so2Rl o'' 't'elE
e'''''s ''''n "''' t'e's. I'..sg A'
two aities to .yt qia4nap, and ssstis
F7s''s' H'''s. ~ .''l'ls 81 t''' ~ ',''S
li'el' ""'t'a e's' w y A'e'Asf s'sl''Rit' :.
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5ot "isa y 'lsts tA'''s' q @sa6 's73l', 40
''ss'.'' + . laai' 'e'''p 81
49, @sa $50 's'',. $3.50.
y Ses, = l''''''' M e 3 I, $3.50 4 s..
n 800 II $500 & Wi '.s' $500 i II,
s'4'9, ''s7A '''''As q, 1865 i'.'e's !"
t'o.'a.s' ''Ao = et.'F'ss. F'Ast5 n 49, eea -
asi s'4a''N 1919 ~ '.''' ''ets $50 ssg
y '''''s e sa Is '''s. -. u. '''s.'''e.s'A
's,' = 49, D - = 5's9s'''' Z - $50 ao',t
80
- . 'sts4 ''1o'Ns $3.50 s''.''' s,t,s So
'isnl .'l'' Sf's 'a'' 'is'''N ''''l' ~ sVsss
Z 3'l.si' g 'i's'aa s sitsi VS. F'teh u.sg ~
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= 0'' o' '' f" ,'S'''' 49, .''a' -
1ieia' f's''..e 's'' s's'.''' '''''e ''i1 g 8 4''l
~ 'e35 so ~" .so'.'e wy i1'.s aAs'y ~
a'iire ~ 5''s H.'' '.ls1' prove a'ea. 7 VS.
~'sa Y Is''''''' .'aT ''i'.s .'a'' ~ ''F
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he slAEEf9r, 3fsd f@f Jtl& E958 3E SAGi2tN titeV
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-03-14

TIE pep tee Mac, ID sgas "a.
iaa e Sngiafa 3. son lte i.lis
tegtYsGw tanf8 hgfit aHs MIG, ~
iortg uiisss frGsa Laaslsrs, 4a sisg sF4
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-03-14

isfsilgis, FEsEE07-Ef -ysr' -; $780, .---------
aay proudly sl8a she hsaEt Of tas victory
Flueh their ailant heroes Wen ope1 Inc corn.
bine fDrce Il Van Dorm, PRICE. mi acCal.
ioef ~ Pea Ridga 10 dc Ozark a4aaatsins IF
Arkansas
asvs Is, ,.oaoF s.. acuefai
Yosr 1nc3'ea2 sgfgsot
sAalUEt Ri irURFfa
6rtgadta ke<pgg
Fror Eit9s later dtspanhea u tae SAM
9spar lfam alieh tsle sb6re WIS taken, NE
born tha; the U0.9n lass d lied ind uouaa
% sstinatea ii 900 a,a slia ,seel loss al
1000
Washington. @aret o There vas f,gl,t
Soagtpl' Station yesscrday tween Gan.
asFaey's bri 4asie anu "a ezgal number sc
reh3 regiments Tee latter wsre driven
sacs Several were killed ON esch igle. 1t
Nag9 the l.lncaln Gsyaify aaS EiIled.
ls,ffasea feheis sore eapmred
Commodore D,pept's geaoni aasal ezpa.
attien has 6een gnsiiy saceesipt IIe haS
taken PQssasiihn y the parts 81 Ss, s,nonas
Bfnas eiiss mo aalaa, on tbs z iuaie
co;st, GEORGIA fSe met via ~esistsls
apd asssnred some heavy cannon. IL
sefs ip,aersant achievement 'fbe Georgia
coast i aoW al ID u pos4ess;on 81 he Union
forces
fhe seefetarr ., War ha4 4. sYis I
irienl Il t5gn FF,.c3,ilt, Thar 40 Court u Ii
qaW5 aoali b. oraerad ia his case, as A6re
cas- aesssasg "a ssaeea h btss il.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-03-14

a9T sna il wsl geak fgr Itself Reed
thau throw up yout sssa as .4r
~ ~
Y =, ss'3tis ~, &c sEatt7t'si ~
+ 80 ,,'3.i'.le5 &s'es'9 = Fsslstst
4 -. ~ go -, ~
81. ~. ~
49, go -. " ~
~ = 'aS' '''s ~
ssoRaef fisFArlit
Washington, MARCH III s;znaSsss nas
been peeeeahly occupied 5y oar troops. i;
has bees avacuate,l bg the rebels
Flrt pyqparro
t ~,
-. - -. ~ !" s''3''' ! is''.fl
1870. .'..t,l. 49,, "''u
4 - =
Hs@ oIs aa4t'i ! I.se- ne n 4 fss8aIae' :
= sstl'aisssto9 .afspasei last asght says:
i,sgff esFasry haze htcrl ssras q pursuit u
aAfEsss ara sTs~ ~ feeei fetest u "a
saf,n 1.-Two re sf,s'5 des % TAU back sirst
pau, ss g ana taea upon sch.
ssaa M sa2iN osetlag teh.reYt'le aff
r@1t1A@ ioplt isonss r'n,gat 80 eoaiRss
,''as, Nf'aes Nalslf a7tsiielt, "ffa ord9rea yes
.pss.,sy ''ssi'ig g gafa falIiax court Hcuse
" VIE ''alaSck foad hen w'shlst mf!e
sN sais t''ste ii'ey i'et the sneHf Sefy res
/ rlins. tlat antciesi thg tlogff House tl.ew.gi
t,y q filll Ieettleat The Two cor, ss,r,-
,tsF Msier l4qtJlcl4 WIRE tf,ef, ord s.; ~
Farr's tFoss R6aas. where 4l,sv n tae
hosis f tlle rsss5fat i'll and blFaaas s,l f- "a
srie,sn At III noon fo.dlav. HgtIs Il 4 son.
tparF aaee within sgbt q fsie Y4i!sae sna
ioghs sa 1t hSd baen esaeuate,i Ill lie .s,,',t
-ies yiflg terts aud oil,a. psueet4g So. lad II,
lare u&utuss Liefy sAiasaB4Sr. 81 ts.e
faaa8lo aqalr9 ~ 70 soen ssicr ysu j
~ 9mvat 81 49, gass,s q, Il Fer sg
tssn ,assss .aDs,s Sss0se ssateryfl.s
wi8sfe ~ 9fsr44ae,fsA tss,. f:,r,sfa,. 81, go, IS
II s4snaaag
i
ss IS
49, In I $3.50. t''s .oe'' ssss1s,
=" e1sslR5 81, aAtas's nss 'ls vassats
49, f'e .es. ss'aFse 81 fAsa
,.''''.,.l'eaa '''tss. ,.ss., ssssa ,'iy mast,
s s ~ see.t f.aA fs''s'ogs, vet ~, ssssed
1891 "'As.s 'issQais se'F'i,'aa'';ognss aisa.'t
it''aS N's 1881 ( Afea;si- ka'if'sAa
2sG sS q f.iil s''svea e so.'ss n '-etscs issg
rtgfit q sfaF 'tasfsssss so Y 81. 'se s2senflf
n i.sf'f 'Fs'ss' q aissss''ss lafs ss,if
Sssif1 a0 Sas-t sFeeS fi9}aR AIS oT0 6
49, ' 81, sg@ igtt
FnAtttla. fteats 4Fsfkeg fttlafs
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-03-14

Editorial sas,ips and B. s7isies
/ SlNas she eoEnu salcelaents az the Rar The
URion victories rave eeen 81 doabtlnl 3 /;
trobel Victories s. since tic sifst u Jsr oary
Che aion forces heya esinei seyea yiclories.
Therebels havs ~ 3qrs.
Tia aalti,nofe ana ohio II. X. which aas
'iesfravcd ay tire rqbe1 u beiag rel,eilf sna
VIII sooa % 81 ifrreSFles II
eiii b gaardes BY sss.ers.
GsSsKAE t'yeseritk re f.aninr ofse $40
bsasest ana fnass .eaergetc ohisers ii tBs
tfn,en aTtng, dssa ID his eanp Ii u gsiefn
Frginia, Qu the "a i'Ss of s.stse sSties of the
nra;H He received woaini Il esasss.l'
Ferry u The irnc re rsiiaat Baisrr was
k'lse, ssa I As the aebiiitating eige4ts 81
bis, solde1 10 severe duty and exposure
which broight o. sl1e aisesss which caused
ais death
aAng slos,usan 40 Tennessee hrs neer as
pointed Brigadi tenerai Hess Authorized
Il cpea b nailissfy provisional sorefaueat of
~
efl,a''Ah ''a'fss'ss sen e sssyo inc "a.
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-10-21
DAVENPORT IOWA TUESDAY MORNING. OCTOBER q. 1862.

bu' = -e go. and the firing goes on toe, and
The esla keep coming over tbe dstaat hills.
and ,Ae army in liae In our front stands -lili.
Wnen VIII tLev begin to FIRE? When ahall
we lsgin to fallf
Presently the idea dawns on every mind
that the army in front looks very blue, and
tie Gage have too streaked a look or the stars
SO oars Wha. if they are fris nds The
leA orce born. 1t grows very fast. Yes. they
are rlends - be sure they are. Well, aud
1ow about th1s Who are coming over the
bis? Why. they look bloc. too-.yss. they
are loyal foseea Now see the pias. There
in hollow 10 the barn-ths stone wall which
sursounds is 10 plainly seen. and on % many
- three sidss. NE Usion troops are erovning
the hiil-tops. snd srovding down tbs slepss.
while The battery which free now and then
commando the only road left for the rebels rs.
trsst Ah. hsl wSvs gos EN-. sure; b1t Why
don't they fret Why y the battery in front
20 stilf Bsbi the rebels havs roo ewav 10
ths night-seafeusd i'll Thsss's nothing lsit
but deserted stoss barn and deserted camp
-surrsuDdsdIby . very respectable stopewall.
and Gen. Totsen hss known it al these two
hours. Why thsnushis double quick! l cup
pose be wanted 20 zee II the goth would
csms mp to The scratch. Well. they will. for
they can never be brought upon 6eld where
hey will more expect fight momsntarily 70
bsgis. than that on which they wer. led on
last Saturday morning believe that Gen.
Blunt followed the rebels up. while vs and .
large force still lie here with our harness oil
on. ready tosmarch st . momsntis notice.
shall seize every opportunity to write which
oHsrs, and beg you will write every week
| At least. THOMAS.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-10-21
VERY LATEST.
NID.NIGIfT REPORT.
From st. louis.

Sr. Lorfs, Oct 20.
Scofeld, with his advance, has reach ed tlkhorn
TaverU, IN Arkansas and estlblished his bead
quarters there.
Telegraph comm uncation IL comp'sts from
Gen Curtis headquarters 20 Elkhorn Tavern.
Gcnls. Steele snd Osterhouse, with their divis-
ions are at Pilot Knob, sdvancinS against tho
enemy, uader Mc8ri ie, Steele and Parsons.
An advance OF two regiments on the rebels was
made At West Plains three days ago.
Brig. Gen Warren is At Salem Watching tn IN.
Acting Rear Adniral Porter being yesterday
requested to corporate With Gen. Curtis In .
certain matter down the Mississippi, replied from
Cairo. In 20 minutes his movement WAS com
msnce1. o.
Recent orders from Washington extend the
command Of Gen. Curtis t. Arkansas, Missouri,
Albue City, Kansas, Nebraska and Colorado.
Gov. Evans, of olorado. in an interview with
Gen. Curtis, states that the alarm which Vas felt
in Colorado in resere nee 10 Indian depredations is
passing away, the tribes in that Territory not
seeming interested in the uprising Of the Mime
sota savagcs.
To make things surc Gen. Curtis has consented
that two regiments raised in Co.rado--one
mountcd-shail remain 1t home to preserve
peace.
Cen Fremont arrived here yesterday. He
comes as witness in the MckiEstry case, and may
be detained several days.