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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-07-19

ATTENTION is lected to the adver.
si'sm'ns Of the City 3M.l.h.l tn. ..xe, 70,
1862 are nov due sod 6us. BE- paid promptly
Or costs will be sdlsA
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DISEASES OF
nSi sos y other Domestic ted Animals
.Wfs. q. SrVYY

MO Mhy BER OF TIE ROYAL COLLEGE
@" Veterinary Surgeons London, 10 pos
uo sessed Of tho most perfect .ystem II
o. ao.ss doctoring of:sny in tho W. est. In great
.orlty o. Instance: his cures are complete, per-
Horses useless from disease and hitherto thought
to be incurable. Mr. =. treats with tho happ,est
results, Iend.ring them At to p..form ordinary
work. Mr.. S's Treatment is based ON the egiti-
mate sciencet OF medicine, and he pledges 10 give
satisfaction aii who ~ confer their patronav %
on him. Office a. LeClaire's Stable, corner of "a
aud Perry st.
N. B.-Horse ara Ca.tlc medicines can bo had
OF Mr.. Scully nt modesatc prices ja9-d6w
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Law fsurtaaership,

,ro. p. cooK. J. WILSON p8U1Y
COCK & DRUMY,
lguccssors 10 Cook, Dillon Li~dLy.
Ax7E HAVE FORMED PARTNERSHIP
w fort G practice Of tho law. to which
shall devote our PERSONAL attention.
March 5, 1850. COOk 3 OkUKY.
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d nv e n p 0r {. 1 low 4
NO. @ LIE CLAIRE BLOCK.

All claims for bounty and arrears Of pay fer
foldiers who have died in the war for th. rebel
lion, pensions for invalid soldiers. losses sustained
by of6cers for hor.es killed in battle, damage to
property used BY Government, and all other legal
claims against the Government may be procured
Without delay by application to either OF onr Of
ices in Washington, ID. g., or in Davenport. Iowa.
BARRUWS, REED CO.
ny16 d1mW3m
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-07-19

& Life InsuApnce,
Pldest and best Ne
y. The same csSh
= policy for tvles,
etAee go
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-07-19

DEATH OF CHARLES II. RICHARDSON.
A telegraph IRON St. Louie. to our fellow cit
sen Joshua Burr. ESQ.,. received yesterday
morning. communicated ~ unexpected and
mournful intelligence Of Abe sudden death Of
one Of our best and mb bat respected citizens.
Charles + Richardson, Esq. Nr. Richardson
was connected with the Sutler'sdspastaent Of
the l6th Regimsnt.asd had for sops time been
quite unwel., bat wps supposed to be recover
iog. aud was. At the time. on his way home
for brief v1'it. We can hardly realize that
Charley is dsal It seems IS II ws pust yet
meet him, when. as usual. he would greet US
with . Lively sally and witty rsmafk. for
which be yas 90 celebrated asd popular. But
bis merryiaugh will never more sound il, our
midst. He has gone to that bourne fSom
which no traveller rstrrns. Peace to lis
Asbea.
His remains have been sent for and may b
expected here on Monday.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-07-19

J.C.PAKKER, ND. GEO. ". CARN, y. D.
DOCTORS PARKER Il Mc(ARN,
PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS. OFFICE
L No.7 Franklin flock, second Hoor, Brady St..
between Second and Third, Davenport, II va.
DR. PARKEEs residence, ,corn yth and l.eClaire
streets. DIR. GKo. ". MCCARN's residence, east
llady, second door from corner Of 9Th.
IT-ltf
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-07-19

RAIN, rain, appears to the order jot
the day-aud night too, for that nattsr,
shovvs and suoshins, more especially The
former. vary the hours The season of 1862
he's csrtstnly been . most remarkable one.
For the most Of the time sosi and plessant. we
have nsyer,telsss had few days Of lcorching
weather. whsp it did appear as if the air We
breathsd had Apassed through . y peltiug fur
mace. With suSh cool summjr, weather
prophets assert e may expect fhs winter of
1862 3 to be very mild. We pray their pre-
dictions may provstrue.
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]. w. ii. BAKER. n. D..

DHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. OFFICE IN
i Post Ofncc building. Residence en- Fifth
street, between Brady and Perry streets, ven-
port, Iowa. novl9-d&wtf
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TIL & CITY,

NEw YeaE y Of Fr;s.. s..y will be
A'''' 'hs'e :: Ii. - q
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$2o.4o, less th4 forty cents week,
will secure life poll 1or $1,000 in the Con
nsetisus Mutual Ii lssuraDee Company
Assets. t4;sso;oo dividend. have never
been less than forty cent. per annum. II.
B. Hoffman, agent
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4. A. REID. M. D..

b AZ REIOs me OsS
nHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. OFFICE
i and residence No 2s. corner Main an Third
trests. sntorr. Iowa. julyl dt
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NEW PENNSYLVANIA HOUSE.
NORNER OF FOURTH AND IOWA STS.,
~ Davenport, Iowa. DAVIS + Sexs, Proprietors,
Free Omnibus to and from tho cars. Office for
Stages leaving for LeClairs, Prneeton, Lyons, Dc.
Witt, Maquoketa, and Anamosa.
Fare One Dollar per day. sug3l-ly
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-07-19

TaE Mutual Benz
Company 10 one Of sh
Oompaniss in this eco
invsstwsot wtll psoeu
Ae enosns eives - u
GsbssteIspssas aIe1iG.a
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-07-19

TREMENDOUS RA1s STosr:--Thursday
evening . heavy storm Of rain set in which
continued with but sJ,ght intsrmission until
y.''erdsy morning, The .@ouas Of water
a which fell must A. been 'n".-.. 80. Duck
Qvtst. ripplng stream, was
'welled to the proportions of a river. old set.
tler' assuring usthat teey have never known
it to be so bgh. Much damage was done to
the s'reets~nd worts in progress. and We ver.
ture the opiaion thlt but t~w dry cellars can
be found below kth stress this morning.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-07-19

A. iGAGEBOECk,
Iithographer, Engraver ana fHa'e'
CORNER OF MAIN AND SECOND SIS.
DAVENPORT, IOWA.
T>vERY DESCRIPTION OF LlTHOGRAfhiO
IL work executed in the most approved styic ID
black or in c"ors, at rsasonable terms. mcns
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-07-19

To1 every stea mboat, for "a hours. 90
For every hat boat lying at wharf "a hours
>, without discharge cargo. So. 90
Every additional ~ hours or less / 90
Eor every fat boat using wharf or lending
ono yeee. Observation-Disclosures. 500
For every 1000 feet lumber drawn cut Nt the
landing. ...................... IS
ror every ,OOO lafh, shingles or pickets.. 10
For each wagon load Of sand. nd.............. O5
For each barrel OF lime. O3'
For each cord of wood. ra;ls or posts ........ O5
For other articles not specified. per ton or
less at the discretion Of the Committe on
Pub }io -
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Gen. Hasasck to be Conns41ing Gen
From VI aissto..

Bnli, 1sscA:
NBw Ye3k. July 1s.
The billiard i1atch lsst night~ss Won BY Derry
bs.'ins oeldsAv peipTis game Of $50. ].
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-07-19

., T1sA : INA iS'raAscr Coa(ASY -csreo ipsu,.,.
~ AaKss and Rivers may 1T ali time. hs ot0 oh
es'oeo a. the agency .of the E,na fo.u...S 80
company: Tariff Of rates, a. est.bEshsd : ISs =.
=" ,: Doero Of Lake Underwriters, ma, he .ess ~
y s."'oe On II. B. HorrrA. A..
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LOUIS A. AA(KLOT,
BANKER l. DEAIRe. m hxcnaunP
o~vchPort, xo~A
ag1-dtf

~ UN. GEO. c. NEW ELL.
NOsurgeon 4 Hschanical
ID II NJ - I0 II.
OFFICE CORNER OF BsADY Ann fnrpp sr,
CHARGES MODERATE.
CLARK 4 nOYr
7NEALERS IN CARRIAGES. Rrcnrrs
- Pianos and Harmonic Mslodeons frsm ~.
best Eastern manufactures, Of the most approved
patterns, and at prses that defy &C mpetition. NJ
lao rady street, Day enport, Iowa lso0
METROPOLITAN
Billiard Saloon.
open DAY And EVENING THREE OF
~ the best Tables in the State, and in the best
order, can be found at this saloon. Choice
WIVES, Ll4lO6S, .dLE, &C..
AT TH9 BAR.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-07-19

ILLNHss OF Col
catins Journal says I
Hare. dated July ID
which he says that
he fears that he vi
and return o homo.
is enjoying very III
Hare resigns will 5
officer. Y
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-07-19
DAvr.~~ ~~======-. 70 THE GRE. TEST nu4ar,. :
Z slvE4lTsss.

"vEl Irszs. !,
KA,.c. Friday, July is. :.
sucn.. D n.1, Gan, O ~. l
81. Louis. da i7.
Brl1 H n.r !, sR4srD. Joy B. !.
sar.t s. Z = ssEI, Dsyi. g 2bossa
Socks e :SrAr., va IA D., vg
Law TODAY. 43a
Gal. .nd .oshs c...1 pa1 y Ad nins. C.ptss.
buou. .nd 80. rsFkh nrs win depart for Du.
ma. inc oo,....! s'n" - soraiDe ati7 o'clock,
r, 's'''' ms We !: Paul hos.s.
pie, Captain Nor rissop. a.,...n"T mntp'
son and oil inter mediate ndinea !. os.,..r
morning. s'o0A - .,llas 'n's !
The elegsnt and fa.t In, ,.,t.. n, 4
Capt. Afford, will dep.F (sr &. Lon;. -
t0'A' '1'' evening. y Wood in the ofac.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-07-19

hoxAs Celebrated Bottled Hnrton
.s A,s eDoIrorter Brsnds. Vaults. corner - ' ~
.nS Ia nny nr.oy streets A prime article Of AZ ~
d;". duo % ros'ef expressly brewed for nursin. s =.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-07-19

Src r.
."e cffiae ef Wharf Mater il H..
created; VIE shalt Be aposs.A ..uv
- - :. .-.sd By the Aay-
-. ~, sns consent Of tha koarA nf
Aldermen, and be shall hold his oilice ior a..
yssr.
Sno. 2. The Wharf KAatsr. shall. before en-.
tering upon the duties Of bis Office. take the
oath and give bond. - required Of CITY OFF,
GERS and said bond shall be 10 the sum cf one
thousand dollars
SEC. 3. It shall be the duty Of the Wharf
Master to take entire charge Of the CITY VIII ri
Landing.a to collect all y uharfsge 40 provid.
ed BY this ordinance. He shall keen two
books. one OF which shall be ruled, having SEP
ars'e columns for boats. rate, lumber, sash.
shingIes. picksts. sand. lime. posts, rails, wood
and miscellaneous artieles. the naus Of ovn..
the amount Of articles landed, and - =.
Of cash received for wharh~ % amount
shall be . cash an" -es no o'oer DOCK
.,ed BY him. Hs shall, under the di-
, isction Of the Compittee on Public Grounds,
provide at the expenss Of the city. snit-'
posts and ring bolts for boats md re-" -"'e
fast to. and keep the same ir 80 20 oas He 4
charge the city With t., onsp ,ha.s.f a"9 'as. 10,
all articles broue =. to the civ soS rI..sd Aoo
the 'sDd'- .g sha,i be placed where and ia .uch
'nao -.er as the Wharf Master sh III direct
! SEC The f,llowing amounts shall be col
iected by the Wharf Master, for the landing Of
boats and for wharfage. on the articles desig
mated on landing. or on any vehicle standing
| thereon, to.wit:
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w A Il Z A N 4 L D..
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-07-19

"Frisndso Of my life my ardent spirit burns,
And all the tribute Of my heart returns"
EoR THE Many FAvoRs PRESENTED TO
SCOTT HOUSE
by its numerous patrons. The undsrsieued win
continue at his post proprietor Of the above House
and hopes 70 merit continuance Of the patronage
Of the r.
Tr celtMg PMbIfe.
TN IL SCOTT HOUSE,
- ever, will ofsr 70 its guests
CleaA 1oons. Clean shesess
a eouNsTlFuL TABLE sssd
and all the comforts Of Hssss ss he low lsiss
9ne z Do11ar 1,sr Day,
" Good s..blins attached . 1.ssss.isss. y
IL. HUMPHREY, ,RtopsisAs: s:1d
MS .A81at@ II no
qisds agb11o0o ofssH sf'A
sst..s hHa .b91As sTa eaT ,aani awo
NEW rATTtaz R2EIan CeAlAl1p
.ssls M Asss;a 5si!sJH JH.jsf'aso u .s''a.'a''
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-07-19

NTrrorr, July Is.
The schooneS ksthrop was IN last night, o6
Poiat frles, ~ sollisisn with the 0s1qas 5targis.
The ersx - savsdA; ,sse5 .5 ss
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-07-19
NATIONAL WAR CLAIM AGEsCY!

BARR0Ws, REED T. CO.,
d. c., NO. I'll PENN. AVENUE
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-07-19

az ~. onD!NAncE rslatilGto the Public r,,a
ing OF the City Of davenport "' Lana
DC 'teHoeted BY the City c.u.eu Of -.
Davenport !: ~e'' u..s CTiy of
The New York herald., 1862-02-13

their ground. They did not yield foot until all but
seven OF them had fallen bleeding to the ground.
There good eeiieye that had Colonel Hennsoo
cih his aSry, been ne ,slood, IL Uoud not hare been
forced to surrender. The lack Of field pieces sadly
fslt, and lad they been at hand perhaps the enemy
never would have able TO have landed their forces
Colonel Henningsen had orders we understand, to re-
port Roanoke Island but by some misunderstanding
ho mistook Elizabeth City fer his place Of destination
Captain Taylor Of this city, is represented as having
distinguishing himself for his cooness and bravery. He
fought the enemy like tiger and not an inch OF ground
was yielded by him without its being well disputed.
In addition to the above there many rumors we
might give but as they are nothing more than rumors
we prefer Withholding them. Among them, however, is
one worthy Of notcethat General Wise had been shot
while on his way ambulance. The statement so far
ss we have bsen able to learn is untrue We can only
account for by supposng that the name OF the General
was ooniounded with that Of his son. who was reported
the Killed.
The New York herald., 1862-02-13

Gradually tho sounds csmo and and the
sbell came thick and fast inrenchments Con-
ndent Of their strength, troops moved rapidly
forward, when, in few minutes, the ball opened aud
the terrific contest ensusd Bravsy did our boys stand
up to the overwhelming forces OF the enemy and not
till nearly every man was dead wounded did they
leave their stand. Nothing remained but retreat,
which did, constantly turning and giving them
shot. Finding 1t useless to hold tho island under
such overwhelming numbers, the order to retreat
from the island given, and our remaining troops
retired leaving their stronghold in the hands Of the
enemy.
II will be pleasure hereafter to record the page
OF history the heroic fortituds Of gallant troops
Noby and well did Captain o. Jennings Wise, or your
city, stand mp with his men 10 the fierce encounter,
when, suddenly, he shot through the sidc and in
stantly fell. One OF his asking him II he much
hurt-"Not much, }" said he, "but hght them yet" He
borne from the scene OF action IN . blanket. about
900 Of brave boys fen, and nearly all Me rest
st,r woundsd taken prisonos. The ensmys loss is
laid down 1000. Fur Of their ships were SUNK they
doing but little damage to any OF our boats. Commodore
Lynch and other parts Of fleet did noble service his
ship being among the first open ars on the snemys
shppng AZ last accounts they in pursuit Of Com
modore Lynch
In the midst OF this terrible struggle will be regretted
that General Wise seriously indisposed at Nags
Head. Both he and his expected here to-day.
am sorry say that but very few escaped from Captain
wises company. Large quantities Of ammunition were
saved by troops The women children and number
Of negroes reported on their way to our city
The enemy will be successfully checked from getting pos
session Of our railroad in that vicinity. Active prepars
ons have been made here regarding this disaster which
a may be imprudent for me mention. The news fen
upon the ears Of citizens with fearful significance
Many would shut their eyes against the fact had
dread conviction como direct. Every man az
his post aud our departments hero were engaged
in sending dispatches TO the various cncampmeus.
The aacity with which every ocer executed his orders
is theme Of public praisc and especial praise due to
the Young Guard, Of city, for their services tn,
The New York herald., 1862-02-13
ADDITIONAL PARTICULARS.

Especial correspondence Of the Richmond DspatSh.l
NoRFoiK, Feb. 10, 1862.
with inexpressible sorrow 4 announce The Jdu Of
Roanoke Island after spirited and heroic resistance BY
our brave troops. This occurred between twelve and
two O'Clock Saturday, and the news was received
here with every indication Of regret and indignation
We gather the following particulars from young man
from the Richmond Blues, who participated in tbs 0ght
escaped in small boat and rowed TO Nags
Head, where be, taken up by one Of
gunboats and brought to this city. He rs an
intelligent lad, and I believe . son Of your
Postmaster. The enemys ships, he, says, opened
fire on our batteries, at Roanoke Island, about
seven O'Clock in the morning, and kept up an
ucessant fire until seven o'clock in the eve
ming DOING however, but little injury to tho island.
About nine o'clock the next day Saturday. the essans
we're allowed to land point to the OF Roanoke
Island, where they marched upon that point. Tho
booming cS heavy cannon in the distance heralded tho
enemys approach Our brave troops prepared to meet
them supporting theD numbers TO be about 5000.
The New York herald., 1862-02-13
THE REBEL DETAILS


Tho following dispatches tho subject are taken from
the Richmond papers Of Tuesday morning
NORFOLK, Feb. TO- 1862.
The latest news states that Captain o. Jenninr. WISE
son OF Governor Wise, shot through the hip and dis
sbled, though his wound not mortal Major lawson
and Lieutenant Miller were mortaly wounded Abou,
three hundred confedrates ,uere killed Our ,pouadef
~am5er erer one thousand The number OF Yankees
wounded is about the came. Midshipman Camm has
had an arm shot Off Tho other casualties are as vet un
reported.
aie arrival this morning says that Elizabeth City had
been sheIed and burned by the Yankees and tha, the
snemy was pushing on TO Edenton.
SECOND DESPATCH.
NORFOLK, Fob. 10, 1862.
A rumor has prevailed that Commodore Iynch,s feet
Of gunboats had been captured IL not regarded as
true but is teliered that all turned by the con-
yedvats TO prere their capture with the exception Of
one, which was endeavoring to make its escape The
ncst went to Elizabeth City from Roanoke Island and
was probably burned at the former point.
.~> THIRD DESPATCH,
NORFOLK, Feb. 10, 1862.
courier arrived here this afternoon At four O'Clock
and brought tho intelligence that Elisobeth City ua,
burned hs morning BY in tnhobants. During the con-
nagraton the fedcras landed large force. All our gun
boats excepting one were captured by the enemy.
General Wise had not yet arrived at Norfolk
The New York herald., 1862-02-13
The Place Burned by
the Rebels.
Two Thousand Rebel Prison
ers Taken.
Anr%nce Of the Union Troops
on Edenton.
OPINIONS OF THE REBEL PRESS.
&c., &C., &c.

We learn by the flag Of truce which arrived at For.
ress Monroe Sunday Of the complete success Of the
Burnside expedition at Roanoke Island
Tho island was taken possession OF and Commodore
Lynchs fleet completely destroyed. Three hundred
rebels were killed and wounded Thousand taken
prisoners. Scarcely any escaped.
Elizabeth City was attacked on Sunday and evacuated
oy the inhabitants Tho city was previously burned.
The first Of the defeat arrived at Norfolk on Sun
day afternoon, and caused great excitement The pre-.
vous news was satisfactory stating that the Yam
KEGS had been allowed to advance the purpose
driving them into trap.
The rebel force the island supposed TO have been
only little over three thousand efficient fighting men,
General Wise i'll at Nags Head and was not pre-.
sent during the engagement. Whom tho situation be.
came dangerous he was removed to Norfolk
All the gunboats but taken and that ESCAPED
up creek, and was probably also destroyed.
One report says that only seventy and another that
only twenty-five Of the rebels escaped from the
island.
General Huger teegraphed to Richmond that only fifty
IN the island escaped
There appears to be bright side Of the story for the
rebels
The New York herald., 1862-02-13

tainy the most painful event OF the war. The inss-
genee OF yesterday by telegraph is fully confirmed.
twenty-five hundred brave troops island in tho
exposed TO all the force Of the Burnside feet
They resisted with the determined courage; bu,
when fifteen thousand federal troops were landed
against them, retreat being cut of by the surrounding
element they forced to surrender. This 10 reps
sition OF the Hstteras affair large scale.
Nis reported that one regiment from Massachusetts,
badly cut up but IL il impossible ascertain which
CT the Ave that were attached to the expedition II
All the Southern papers received to. day unanimous
in admitting complete victory to troops, and in
saying that the loss OF the island q very serious
The prisoners captured numbering at least two thou
sand will arrive at rortres Monroe N few days.
From the Richmond Dispatch, Feb. III
THE DISASTER AT ROANOKE ISLAND.
The exciting occurrence at Roanoke Island, resulting
in reverse to our ARMS was the theme Of conversation
yesterday In the city, 20 the exclusion Of almost every
other topc The fact that OF Richmond compa
nes were engaged in the nsht oecssoned an intense and
painful anxiety, particularly among those who bad
friends or relatives among them, which could
not be well concealed. is but . short Pc
rod since the Wise Legion, after an arduous
and tolsoms campaign In Western Virginia, left
hcre for the coast Of North Carolina and Though
defeated 10 one Of the most desperate conflicts Of tho
war IL IL at least copsong TO know that the fought
with determined bravery, against overwhelming edds,
and won for themselves the proud appeaton Of heroes
Of which their present situation deprive them.
The Light Infantry Blues Company A, Of the Leson),
date their organization far back the year 17ss and
number among their honorary members many OF our
Oldest aud venerated ctzcps The history Of the
company is SO well known THAT We need not rspea,
here. Captain o. Jennings Wise was elect
ed commander short time before the war
broke out, and the corps Of the first
TO respond to tho call OF the country Captain
Wise reported badly wounded and Lieutenants Fred
Carter aud Charles p Bigger taken prisoners with
II Is presumed, a majority OF the mcn The jackson
Guard and the Light Guard both attached to the 1egon
we're enlisted here after tho commencement Of the war
The New York herald., 1862-02-13
PRICE TWO CENTS.

Captain Hiram b Dickinson, OF the former and Captain
Gus Wallace, of the latter, reported captured by tho
enemy, are we'll known citizens OF Richmond Leuen-
ant Miller OF the Jackson Guard is said to be mortally
wounded Major Hugh w. Fry, who is among the prison.
es has many friends here who regret his misfortune,
but VINO are proud to believe that he sustained himself
CALAMITY in the night and tho remark applies to
Frank Johnston, Of the Blues, brave young
ever shouldsred musket.
The telegraph informs that killed and uourde6
amounts 10 800, whe that cf the eneny reaches Oo0 The
reader will find some further particulars of the affair in
Norfolk papers from which it appears that the
famous scroundres have beed and burned the pleasant
little Of Elizabeth City, and Threatening Eden
ton Their operations in that quarter, however will be
limited and instead Of depressing the spirits Of our peo
ple such acts of vandalism will serve TO make them
determined, and them to thrice vigorous re-
sistance.
Personally regret the LOGS OF our accomplished cor
respondent bohemian whose letters from the Potomac
and other points have for time past adorned the
columns Of this paper. Dr. Shephordson is well known
throughout the South, and in his captivity (Which We
trust will be brer he has the sympathy Of vast num-
ber Of friends.