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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-12-17

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Geaaea Pens Ia ike manner, f0r Ewa Dollars each
Gold GhFvnomHteT Hunting GAAed wasshas Eaots
hunting eaaed Hnglish LsvrT de-, 5swBiled Silver
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Coral setx, Gsata1 Seal Riaga EuaansIlsd Garnet
Sets and tha latest style pf ladies Ssssslry
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tain eas % sAa foregoing ssl4Azld sxaiclea TAia
win be In afdition 70 the esrMaeasa given In EGG
9ae aoEiax afansa aissrisatioa, aaa will an.y ~
sent wAen Feguared By Agent " these desiring To
SCI ~ sach.
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chines, SIC, Baught and eold eH camHniasIan. Any
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wholesale prsres vita ne addition q . per ssat
enszsEAza4i1assE fuxw4sdtnR.
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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-12-17

NOW OpEN 10 OTFUMwA, RIRTT NILES
F'sr9Asr Wat thea nag ota<r RstIrosd in hspa
Ia sszaesssH =ath s&s-
CHICAGO, BUgGIsGToE QUINCY aATLa0AI
sAorass4. Qa4ekekt aEa Beat Rezfs
Ts Chicago, Mes YoFk, Boston, Philadelphia snt
BaItimoEes 10 Keokuk, 81. Louis aud Cincinnati
and % all points In Illinois, Iaaiaaa, Ashigan oais
Two Trains Daily tssss and arrive tsuudays sx.
eSptad3 aa soligws: .. .....a a.. .a
LKAyE oTTuMwA. ARRIVE AT CHICAGO
s s:ss ''''"'a = = a a. ss s '''lSS1 ? M q,
ER~Gonascting al GaleE6nrgh with the Northern
Cross Railrasd fer ouiRcy; at Menaota with The
aud s. Louis and Cairo. at HaTlingtoh with fast
sA4iiag PacAsts for 81, Loais. ..-..--s
SPECIAL NOTICE.
EFpTarsaxA 10 New Yegk in % hsurs. Rasssa-
taking tAls rvuse viii sFriys In ohicago 81 81 Los
Is srnn % 10 10 haurs aalEkeB thAa b. any othaE
rossa and Ia ample time to eoanect with the great
RasssEn aad Southern Lines
Buy rear yss&sts via Western stags Company 10
0ssurnwas wAeEs ysa san bay yeug Tieksta Of lAs
narilaEton Ne. Kaiiread Tkeks4 Oasce, TO ALL
PoEHZSs Eass and ssnth.
70 SHIPPERS or sTocR.
saork graaue will run regularly, leaving daily,
Sundays excepted Tns8e fraias have all she rights
Of PAssengsr Trains, thns assuring daspaaeh aad
consequently avoiding sii those vsxatioas delays
Nsw ssagA peas have ssaa hasft on both aides "a
the Mssslssippi c0as y Ferry, snd DTovega will
gEa there every thlng they esuM Wish for tAs ac-
u thslr ssseG.
TAsausA contracts given % oalsago
Vice PyeasasnE and sHBaFinaamasat.
D RKMIcg 0sn wesera Agaas.
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kAe cAsxssea tlxss nsw Ia x&A Mesx szsa&zfsv CO.
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NORTH

IN NIEN 4 Il
Winter Arrangement. Trains leave 81 '''sF-
aA M 4PA.
Leaves Savannah ct
.aA n k2P.&,
IgR@TMa Masnaax TTatn coaAeets Tlta stass'
ADD frem CaEaEil bluffs. .u..
igSPreigHss TAKEN through to Savannah -.
staleay assAs sAnir sgrsv3l To st JossgA, va's'@'
IN zz4pmaAt :, -
r%ENf8 sfa6ehs care r. @. \. \. Agent, s. -
J D CARPENTER -, Sa't,
Fp~c 10, 1889
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AND FOB THE LANpLEssi
l. 'H0aE8 Foa THE HoMaERss r
EMMHssR ANTS, TAKE NOTICE,

Thk gHaersigted vail sell ,so acres Of the anes
lands in this district, In tEss2s Of frun 20 to 30
acrssai pFiees 20 low. ard apon terms 40 easy Al
TO piacs II atthAa taa peweF Of every An IL serufs
home and szpgsFs tof his fAAkIy.
In my abs euee, apRly 70 W W wiison Kaa
A. e. pAEMMa.
OonnGii Bum, Iowa, IRna ts, 1851
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-12-17


NEAKRIAGk GUIDE-Beins private .uuwu~s.
VA instructor for married persons or szfrLNAs
those about to be married, both male
and female, in everything etnc srrfing
shs physiology and relations of eur sexual sys.
ten aud the prediction or prsTsntisa Of oHspFing
including all she discoveries nsxeT before Ksv.
en- In the EngiIsh lsugnnge, By Wa, TouEa, II. D,
This 10 really = valuable aad ting worn II
IL wEitkeu la plala language far the general reader
and Is illustrated with numer1us enxTaviagx All
young married people, ihost contemplating mAF-
ri4ge and having the least impeachment 10 married
life, should read this beck Ia diHciosez secrets
that vvsfy should be htea with stii Ii is
book tkat mast be locked %, and nok lle about
ths house. 1t win be sent 10 sny one en- shs re-
sslp4 oE twaBty-Eys oenta, 10 specie OF postage
stamps. Address DR. WM. Y0uHo, No ais Spruce
ssTee$. AAs=e III, PAslsa@apsiA, Pc
~ AFFLICTED AND uMf0RTuNATR. No
matter what may be year diseAzs, before rec place
yourself waIer the Of any one Of the notagioua
QuAcKa-aative or feraign-who Advertise In thIs
ST aHY ether P&pez, Gel : asRg ~ aasAes as ns.
TennEs Haoks and read Ii caresaliy. II will ha the
means OF saving zen maay s1alIaF, yenF hsAith
and possibly your life. +
DR YOUNG can be consultst on any Of the dis
eases described In his pablieztIan9, at hiA Q9aea
No. 40 saEaee Street, above RoNrth. O~'F~ @S'
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EBgs SAFE ~

This sahaeF1bsx has for sale, DOUBLE CIaCU.
LAR 2Aw MILL with all kAs Gearing, Mestana aud
otass asaFataa fog runaing tAs sAme, complete -
Ths Mil viii be soia los and stoe& saksn Ia easf
payment. The Mil caa be ruf hy either szeaxn or
water powe3- PssBoas DESIRING to pnrcn ass sac
miii snsoo4 sasns ami ID redssaA pg4es via d.
vel 10 ave me cali as nay HaraMafe Store Love-
81 RTeaaway, Cauneal Baazs tsa
Also Gnnnins MaekIns eompiets win bs sold
vita shs Msia. @. ., FOX.
jag D. E1H8. IN
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-12-17
HANNIBAL a ST, Joseph n, I
E8OLYNp

ID EsoLvKD,
II By the Common Council Of eity Of Coun
ell BluAx, I8wa khai the owner Of Let's within the
following described limits in said city, kO-wit:-
commencing at the Southwest corner Of Market
Street and Broadway, running thence along the
South side Of MARKET street in Saatheriy direction
20 poIBi 0pp0aiLs tas south east corner Of CiaFk
Lot thence along the North side Of Market streat,
In q SeuthsFty direction 10 Pomona street, are
hereby required TO construct . plAak side walk in
trout Of their respective lets within thirty days
Ifam and after che publication Of this resolution
Said side walk TO be constructed Of Cottonwood
plank ~ inches thIdk l4ia lengEhwiss, upon hard
wood gtFtngeFs not issB than 21s iRchea, aud said
EtTingeTs shall sot be pAsesd more than four feet
apart II said side walk is not Constructed within
the time above stated, the same will he eonstruc~
ted ay the city 81 Coaaci GIuhs anA the expense
assessed 70 the respective lots. The same 10 be
eoastrucEsA under the sapaTvision of TIE Commit
tee on Internal TmProvenen ts.
Adopted, August TIL, 1883
J. II. PALMER, Mayor
W G. CRAWFORD, City Recorder 9w
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Plan Of sixth Grand DEsarGhm.
ten.

N, SWIM each Package % 100 boxes We pre-
sent the PURCHASER tog Certificates one Of whie IL
Guaranteed to contain al order for aae wAEeh o.
by ordering 80 boxes in package ysH are srn 70
receive 10 certificates eonLRinlng an 0FasF Ter
APPENDED Silver Watch. beside large RMnsSr or
ether very vsIsshie articles. Gas GeFtiAesls seat
gratis, upon Application of any person dssirfnx 70
act m Agent which may euAbie hiaa 10 procure
xaIaaaAa artiela apan The psTmeas ug Al
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-12-17

Tnsse f6kass wa prove on the spot an4 sFtzs'
year eyes, aaiy hstRg ca yo#F cases
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-12-17
Z
c. b. COLBERT g. co.'s
sixth Grand Quarterly DEssRa-
bufiOm


OF sioa coo ARTICLES WORTH ssOo coo,
Which viii be sold for sIoo oSo to the Pzrshasar,
of cur Golden Pens ST % CTS per box eur Colder
Pea j. the best ever ased and Is warranted not Il
eorrode In any ink. Every business man and fami,
iy should use tas Golden Pen.
Fae following list Of articles will be sed 70 eai
Patrons at dollar each and need not ee paid fol
nutli re lnforn the Purchasers which Of the aTti-
cteS may BE bad for dollar, and thea Nc liz o.
hoaat whether shsy send the dollar aud take ths
goods or not.
LIST OF GOODS INCLUDED IN The DIsTKtsg.
TE0N AT 81 90 EACH
Gold Natcness Silver Watches Guard and Vest
Chains, CaFai and Opal sets, EanaAo sets, Ghafe
lAlHa OhAtps, Cameo and Lara Bgszt Plus Mo&aiS
&aa Jss. Do, Gold Pencils, Gold Pens with giIses
Brest Pins Sets, sfads aud Sleeve nutauna Kn-
f4HSs ArTalsta and Neck ChAlas, Isocke&s ali sizes
Gents BrssS Pins, AeKiae and Coral EFaeelsts In
amHlfs4 as est Pins, Mourning aud Jet se4s Garnet
and GaEea1eie sstas Mosaic Sets asaslions axsd an
imnenae variety Of other articles
Plan of sixth Grand DKsawkha-
aa0n.
Highest value oE articles 100 aoilaxa iosess tive
dollars Certificates stating what we will kell each
person COR deIiaE placed In SEALED envelopes
with DeClaaal arrangement, 90 thAt in each han
ared caFtiacatss there Is one fora
8oaa WafcA,
Aud there will also De yaEuahEe article in each
ten certificates. GA recelpt " 20 cents we wiil
aend goa enc BOX Of eur Golden Pens, and sealed
notice Of The artlcia whlsh we sell tor 81.
THY ust TaT UsFt
Prices 10 Agsnss Post Paid
Boxes Peas with csrtiacatss 81
-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-18
Prospect. OF the siege Of NicLsburg-No
Activity Expcoicd Possibility Of TAX.
ing the (iu-Signs OF tho Present.
80 MISSISSIPPI TroTul, or vrcE.arEe,

RON Our Special Correspondent.
1hur.dsy Noon july no. ltol
The prospect of an early attack on |lcksburg, Of
Of any important movement here, looks more remote
to-day than has at any time since our arrival oPpo-
site the city.
The Siege so far ss any activity Ii concerned,
looks now "a if it were temporarily abandoned.
PROSPECTS or TIE SIEGE OF yIChSBURG.
There aIe rundry rImors on the feet to the elect
that Farragut and Porers vessels are ON the point
Of leaving for Mobile and James River, resignng
the conduct OF the obsession TO Commodore DAVIS.
That Poriers Biortar-sloops intend returning 70
New Orleans seems positive met; bat Il 10 doubt
ful If Farrsguts eight vessels that ran the bi0cA
aIe on the - h ult., viii repeat their experiment,
though they could 40 20 al night VIA niue SlfIe-
hen-On Of loss.
Since the repulse of Gen. Mcclellan, public aitcn-
lion is and viii be turned 20 Richmond, and every
effort made Ly tho Government ~ Te-enioIce his
amy, and render the fail Of the Nugnia CAPITAL
certain. Under such oircuil stances there - very
little probability that shall receive more land
iorce-, and without them, nothing, II appears, Will
be done.
Tie pepinsular canal will be Of no beneii. 10 Us
for the present and for the remainder Of the month
we will do little more, 1 opme, than keep guard
opposite yicksbGrg, We dd for nearly two months
desperately, though unslcce,siuly with the myrads
of Secession musketoes.
POSSIBILITY or TAKING yICk>BURG.
Many men of judgment think We could take
Vckeburg by gallant desh n We would make the
attempt; that there are more than three or four
thousand hostile troops al the most ia that vicinity
that ii our vessels would take different positions,
nearer the city, they could silence their batteries AMI
spike their guns without mucn loss Of life.
TITS might be, but it will not be done. 50 The
capture Of the ,raitOIous town Of Mississippi Is q
matter of the rather remote future.
SIGNS or TIE PRESENT
None Of the vessels of the fleet have moved yet;
but II il said that some of them viii turn south
wardly before tomorrow morning.
The pennsulsr canal must be regarded "a fall
ure for the present. No one expects anything al
Yicksburg for fortnight at least and the Bohe'
nians are going to Memphis and Cairo for a few
days respite. The last is significant symbol. When
the correspondents depart from place, there Ii
little hope OF battle.
The cotton-psniers in this region have been heavy
sufferers from the Rebel military authOrities-sev'
cral of them having had as many as 800 or l,JOl
bales burned,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-18
THE REBELS IN KENTUCKY.
MORGAN MOVING ON LEXINGTON.
UNION POCKETS DRIVEN m.
Railroad and Telegraph Lines Broken.

Louisville, Ky, Wednesday, July l6, 1864.
The Rebel Col. Morgan was at Midway yesterday
at noon and cut the telegraph wires and tore up the
railroad. He took away with him everything he
could convert to his use. He had four l2-pound
howitzers, but il is sad only six rounds Of ammuni-
ton.
Last evening he left for Georgetown and en-
camped there on Gonos farm. He said he meant TO
visit Lexington and Frankfort before he got through
his job.
The Lexingtonians say they have ample force TO
protect the town, but not to take the offensive.
LATER.-Our pickets have just been driven in by
the Rebels, who are approaching in force on the
Georgetown road.
Our forces, with several pieces of artillery, are
advancing on Georgetown to meet the Rebels.
The damages TO the railroad and telegraph wires
at Midway have been repaired, but the bridge burnt
by the Rebels at Keysers has not yet been recon-,
sructed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-18
ence of Slavery upon all who breathe its poisonous
and soul-deetroyIDg atmosphere!
THE SITUATION UP THE YAZOO.

An "inteIlgent contrabald" arrived here this
moSnino from the Yazoo River. He lived on a
piantatIon near Liverpool Landing, 65 miles from
the mouth and escaped by stealing skill and row.
inc down the stream in the night. He says there
are now three Rebel batteries at tie Landi &, 80
situated that they can hardly be seen or reached
from the river md that an attack on land from the
rear would be necessary 10 their possession. There
are thirty forty large transports up the river, aud
the enemy will destroy them as soon as he thinks
they are likely 20 fall into our hands.
The Rebels are making every effort TO defend and
str nghen the YaZoo and our forces should send an
exps diiion up tho river as soon as possible. The
Zoe ought TO be dispossessed Of bis strong points
there at once: and within few days, al iurthsst, II
is probable one or two Of Farragut's gunboais and
two or thr of the steam rams will make an attempt
10 remove all the distractions, material and person'
al, from the river.
The Rebels have force at Liverpool Landing Of
500 or go men, and are expecting re- nioroem. mr.
They say they will make a det rnnsd resistance TO
Any attack OF the lanke AND tat til can destroy
or drive tack ten times their own number, on &C.
count OF their superiority oi position. They can, OF
at asst will do nothing of the kind; and presume
we shall have no trouble in Gisplacirg tbs enemy
with q force even lees than his OWN for tn en-
phaically believe, III their recent conduct proves
that good run is at any time better tlan DAD
stand.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-18
FROM GEN. HALLECH's ARMY.
From Our Special Correspondent

From Our Special Correspondent
CoaiNIH, July 10, 1862.
This military community has been considerably
exercised since this morning by the unexpected arrl-
val Of Gov. VIM. Spague Of Rhode leland, accom-
panied by Major Miner of his staff Knowing that
no State interests, such "a looking to tie condition of
Rhode Island troops, could have brought him to this
distant point, his unexpected advent gave at once
rise TO the sunrise that he came here upon some
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-18

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OFFICE.
There is renewed activity and labor at Gen. Ar.
thurs Office No. 81 Walker street. Under the new
call it devolves upon him to supply the whole State
with uniforms and equipments.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-18

Tho Ynzoo River Expediticn-Ch The Delay
of Ee3-Tapcism-Iisc OF /"
Union Rmm-Pecuiiarify Of the Ad'cn-
ture-Naturc Of the Yazoo-scencs and
Incidents along the Rivcr--AInrm of
RebcIs-Pcrsecufcd Naturalization Of
the Combined Fleets Lcuisinnn
Canal Again.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-18

Lrregulaiii, Of NaIls-soi:e OF Tie Hnms TO
be Converted into Dispatch Honfs-ejtu-
ntion of the Union Eicrf,-Ihe Peninsu-
InrCannI n Failure, Probably, Remo' al
Of the Vichsburg Press TO Jnchson-The
Yazoo River Expedition - lnissisripp'
yo,un,eers-ValuabIe Rebel Steamers in
the Yazoo- Continued Eegira OF Slaves.
grom Om Special Correspondent
MISSISSIPPI tLOTILIA 0YP NiCKsBuR6,t
Nednesday p. m, july ., 1904
Tie mails arriving at and departing from the fleet
are very irregular, as you have probably learned ere
this. There Is 10 certainty here when we shall re-
ceiye or wien we can send letter. We indite an
epistle this morning with the expectation that 1t will
20 at noon and the neglected missye lives here often
two and even three days
The fact is, We have not boats enough here to send
TO Memphis with any regularity, though it Is sup
posed several OF the steam rams VIII soon be light
ened and converted into transports for tie carrying
of diprstches. The labors and duties of the rams
are nearly fulfilled. They, through their represent
atives the Queen Of the West and the Monarch COW
cred themselves with laurels at Memphis, and can
now afford to repose in their shade.
SITUATION or THE UNION FLEET.
On the feet there has been no change Of con'e-
quence since yesterday. The gunboats OF Farragut
steam ND and down the river; Daviss vessels move
here and there and even the Richmond and Hartford
occasionally condescend to change their places but
still there 10 prospect OF an engagement o. ID s''
tack On VieksbrTg.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-18
FROM YA2OO RIVER and VICkSBTBG.
BeDrted Losses Of VickSburs Rebels
SuFFEgIses OF SLAVES on PLANTATIONS
Reconnaissance by Union Ram.
ALARM AMONG THE REBELS.

snI.rdid Nocturnal Bon Observation-Disclosures
P,ro.echuics in Profusion - Reported
T.oss Of the vicksburx Rebels-No De
.ersers from the HesieRed City-Contin-
sed Arrival OF Fugitive slaves-The
Devotion of Negroes Ia their Masters "a
sbam-s uGcriBgs of the Slaves ON Plant
ations-C Cotton Still Raised in the South
-Revolting Cruelty TO slaves-The STIR
asion mp the YazOo.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-05-23
r KLEGRAPRs.s' NEWS


SeSoAe ~0AS001s
mos'is. Ma. IA dispa teA dated Ccrin.h
3sstsrday, sayss
SHRINKING continued yesterday withou,
important rssults. Our forces Oh o. ed the en-.
envy out on the Earmin eton road. No casu.
Allies ON our side. The loss OF the enemy {.
unknown
The indications portend . battle near a
hand. Indeed, the cor fiict may begin at any
moment. A heavy rain this morning post
poned movements.
Buuers infamous order has fred our army
Rev. DR.. Palmer delivered an address &c our
zoors which stiyred them deeply.
A Federal SPY will Re shot tod
fsRooED pr.pArcGI
moSILn, Msy ~ A special dispatch to the
Adsesis~. from Oorinth. last might. says:
The re WIS general picket sAtrmish'ng on
our right and left liass On the left, the enc
my threw q number OF snsis without DIM.
age DE oar right, several casualties occur.
RED. among the killed 10 Capt. Richards. Of
the slst Mississippi. The enemy suffered
much. A general engagement 10 expected to.
morrov. Our whole army m arched ont this
evening, Our troops are in high spi,i.s and
con l,deut OF victory. The weather is hneiand
pleasant.
General Halieck sent two hundred Oonfed.
era ;e prisoners having the small. pox to Fort
Pillow, In excha ngs for Federal prisoners
sent from here. General ViiIepe!gne refused
10 receive them.
General Eeauresafd sent & letter TO Hal
leex to-day. charging him with bad faith and
tnhumanity. Haileck replied, denying know
ledge OF the fact that the m 81 All the small !.
DOH
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-05-23

Uai latest Information II rom the command
VI Gen. BsaureEard is ap to the 2lst, 1T which
lime there was heavy skirmishfn9, but with
no definite result. The telegram states tina;
ne lie dtcasions portend g. o. tile near at hand,
and expresses the belief that the COL fiict may
bsgi1 q: any Iaomsnt. That active operations
must soon commsQce. We have no DOUBT, for
ills sea rcsly probable that the two armies car
mxia lain their present position much longer
without q collision
The infamOuA proclamation o! the Notorious
Batter. which PLACES the ladi<s oI New OF.
leans at the mercy Of his brutal sOidiely, is
said 10 nave fred our army. ara q feeling akin
70 desperation exists to drive back the uainions
Of o Government that will tolerate such q
representative When hght does occur In
ne South, but little favor viii be shown the
invaders. and they will be met by men who
Isei that there u hardly shade Ct oidersrcs
between death itself and the ignon-inious life
mat w0ald follow the success OF the Federal
Iorcss In the impending conflict. Nothing liz.
uames a man sooner Than the invasion OF the
sanctiiy " his own homs, and this threat OF
batier's will 90 iare the Southern heart that
il every future engagement the soldiers Of the
North will ~ met by men who will chsrish
Keen recollection Of threat which has no
precedent In the history OF modern civiiiza.
ton.
The Rev. Ut. Palmer, OF New Orleans. one
W the most eminent diviaes o. the whole
South, recently delivered an address to the
army at Corinth on this subject, which is said
have stirred them deeoIy.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-05-23

NOMMI~EIONER'S SALE DE SLAVES
~ AND REAL ESrA rE-As Commie-
sioner of The Circuit Cont Of Hsnfico, ap-
pOin-ed by a decree catered On the lat OF May
1862, In the case Of Harwooc, trustee, againa ct
HARDWOOD &c I sh all proceed to sell, at pub
June, 1862 at IL O'Clock M in front CT the
Stste Court House, In The city OF Richmond,
II to IA SLAVES, consisting OF Men, Women
Ind Children. belonging TO the estate of the
lats TO. II Harwocd. ans, on the pTemiEe 5,
1t n O'Clock r. ID. of the same day, the ex.
ceiisut Lot and Brick Tenement thereon, on
Church Hill, at ;hs Corner of l. and 90 h SITS. .,
now In the occupancy OF hIr DAVIDSON, at tbs
annual rent of $3.50 This 10 really desirable
residence. The ,axes md insurance on the
real estate TO bs p ID by the pui CHI ser.
,hrL W HARDWOOD, s:om'r
dCDDTN q APPERsOE, u. nv 20
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-05-23
From Cumberland Gap.

a subscriber at Cumberland Gap, Tenn. q,
ssnds u an account Of an sngagsmen MT q. that
point, which We had heretofore n ticed He
writes under date Of the 10th instant, and
says;
I'VE b I'd vigorous muskst asht here On
the 77th-distancs three hundred and a ,ty
yar1s. The light lastei three hours. Our
men were tntrsnched-the enemy were behino
trees and logs. Our loss In The engagement
was three WOunded-their's must have beer
Greater. Last night they tried to take rs b.
surpriss, when Lom dfty 70 one huadre0
shots were fred We sussaiusa no loss. VI
an whip them here, at any time, four t
6as"