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The New York herald., 1863-09-26
The DRAFT in brooklyn.

TIN. SECOND DISTRICT,
Tie following cases were adjudcatsd at NO. 20 Grand
street, Brooslyn.E +. D., yesterday;-
John Eyer, 286 Atlantic st Michael Bafnacc, 95
wyoko6 81 John II. Perry Fourteenth ward; Chas. II.
ws s 81 asas fsnn ona
Crosa9. las smiths'; Alex D. Napier, l12 raeiac a..
Vim. Van war!, % Pond s., Edwin psya 600 s pegraw
Al Bond ST. Pa,ick Hoi.sn, 50 Dean 81 John a. Pad.
dock. ais bean ST.. VIM. Brill, Twelfth ward; Michael
via Pri,ehard, No Butler 81, Jeremiah Harris, I53
smith A. owen McGrade, 10 North Third ST. John Nun
day, 1915 Fifth ~; Henry Altman, sixteenth ward
M,chae, Colonan, 100 smith a.; Edward ODonnel, 70
Baltic ST. Patrick crow, 90 Dean st. Patrick kearney 70
Baer ST. Louis Hemner, 2s7 Pacific ST. Martin Ksrwin.
l7o Atlantic Ell James Cannely 18th ward, Louis Lus
man, ia Fla,bush av.; wm Rutherford. 81 Dcan r.
Anthony Dlman, 10Th ward; Louis Fickcrt ol stasg s
lawrence Nabe. 14ih ward T. W. Iowdcn, l72 Atiant .
st., David hawthorne 10Th ward, Henry fraahais. issh
Timothy Reynolds. 10th ward; =. 9; painbr,lse.- -.
aIo resn H. VIM 3. waters, 2T3 Iivingsioa si, u
%,.s s Ha% saiy sHfy sss1s ssS ssxsss' e
er st.. John Bergis 81 Woodruff st.; sigsmund BIGGER
sas s.: o:s .:sa s;srT Ha@Ssa s.5a Butler Geo
straui, 18th ward; Andrew Mcshal 10Th ward Hesry D.
Dorenls, 10th ward. David Ludwig, 1dtb ward.
oNr soS o. WIDOW.
@. L. Ayres, Is Boyts
fAfitkK U kUfH1lIb ahUO8hH.
Peter Wilson, go Columbia st.
oossUADo0.
a. Esarney; 22o Dcgraw st.
HysWJs ov FAMILY NOV ~ DSUc0
Adam Platte, 10th ward.
wow IN Tnvrcy.
wm W. Bliss 325 sAokeit ST. Kari Lehman, ee Stsgg
st.; John Bysrs, 81 Warenst.
Hslp ron
Rufus Wright, al years, arst; Henry ". Graham, 20
years. paper hanger WIN. j. Thompson, 2iyear, clerk
Geo. Mezior 20 years, porte Horatio Coc, 81 years,
ieuyman, Thomas st.mp, 81 Years ,ooaeeonsii VIM
Mason, ~ years, shTjoner; VIM cornvell, 20 years,
staifbudsf; Alexander Mcdonald, 2s years ship car
penter.
srngrITvrps
Michael lazi, % years, laborer for 1hos. Dobsn, J
George smith, 22 year, sailor. for John Tckier John
II. Garter 22 years, oysicrman, for Ihcophilus j. 1s
burn James smith - years, seaman for hyin Murdoch
August q. Ludwig 20 years, boosbnder for Charles H.
Iso1hardt John II. Davis 20 years sailor, for George w.
Barnett Francis ngry 90 years. shoemaker, Tor Henry
Keyseback Tckstardt vzhumvon. rs years odier for
T. dxin Brown Patrick Burns. 30 years laborcr, for
Jatnos Cannon.
rgrtfTruiAr1oy.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-04-04
afgaL advertisements.
RUMMONs.


OTAfE OF CALIFORNIA, County Of "a Dorado
= sS.-In the District Court Of the 1lth judicial
District IT.,
Action brought in the District Court OF the Elev-
enth Judicial District, and the complaint nied IN Ue
CouRty VI FL Dorado, in the office Of the Cterk O'
said District Court in and for said County ana n S. r
The People Of the State Of California, to dEOk6E
MCDONALD, alias GEORGE RUSH, Defendant,
Greeting: ..,,o,
You are hereby required to appear In an action
brought against you by Martha McDona'd' snas
Martha Rush. Plaintiff In the District Court oil the
Eleventh Judicial District in and Tor me county =.
vtDoEado, and TO answer the complaint niea therein
y. :Ss ~ DAP os March \. y. lsSS, Hs>hlH -
excnstye Of the day Of service) atter the service
on you Of this summons-if served within thls Souh-
y IL served out Of this County, but within TINS Ju
dicial District, within twenty days; or, served gu.
Of said District, then within forty days-or ludgeh'
by default will be taken against you. :.
The said action Is brought to obtain decree III
yorcing and dissolving the bonds OF matrlmohy
now existing between said Plaintiff and sald DC
fendant, and that the said Plaintiff haze the care
and sole control and custody of the three MINOR
children Of Plaintiff and Defendant, namely: Lenu-
el Isabell and Morini and that said Plaintiff have
the right title aud sole control and Interest therel
for herself and children, to certain piece or parcel
Of land with all the buildings thereon, situated IN
n Dorado County, State Aforesaid, and claimed as
Ds,.--I-2-13, deR6g56ea ~ Sa> ~ HN a. IsSfH
Office, and you fAilto appear and answer the SAN
complaint a. above required, the said Plaintiff VIII
take judgment against you for said decree COSTS
according to the prayer Of said complaint
Witness, lieu. d. =. Nyres, Judge Of sah District
Court OF the nth Judicial District.
-, Attest my hand and the seal of said Court
H. s in and for said County n Fl Dorado, hereto
49, Iaffixed, at Office IN the City Of P1AceTile
this the 4th day OF March, A. D. 1853.
THOMAS Il. PATTEN, Clerk:
HrxE & sLoss, Atty's for Pm. mar'-m5
The mountain Democrat., 1863-04-04

SUPERsrTrIoUs FoLKs.-Thero is q class
Of oveE-imaginative people who believe in
"signs," agreeable and diSagreeable. -
These ere q few of them "The leaves of
the bay tree put under the head were
supposed to occasion pleasant dreams,
which never failed to be realized. Maid
ems in the north Of England, whose feet
we're impatient to tread the clySian fields
OF matrimoRy, used to open tho Bible at
the Book of Ruth, lay a sixpence between
the leaves, and place the Book under their
pillows, that they might dream Of the men
who were to be their husbands. When a
girls sweetheart incurred her displcasure,
and she wished to punish the scurvy fcl-
low with bad dreams, the angry damsel
Fesorted to singular piece of witchcralt
She would procure birds heart, and the
moment the clock struck twelve at night,
she would pierce it with o number OF
pins. Her lover would be sure to pass a
restless night, especially if he had taken
Q heavy supper. That our ears glow and
tIHEaS When ahybody is talking about us,
is coneeit that has come down from the
ancienta Those learned in occult lore
tell Us that when the left car tingles, the
breath Of SANDER is soiling our fair fame
if the right, some one is speaking good oil
uS. If the right eye itches without a
Cause, tears will shortly flow from it; il
this sensation is experienced in the other
eye, We may expect soon to laugh. II
the cheek burns, the Interpreters Of omens
caution US to beware Of the,person who
sits on the glowing side. The itching Of
the nose betokens the approach of stran
ger. sqA, i thp lips itch we may hope fol
. kiss. In the days of ignorance, tht
meOtfng Of . weazel was believed to pre-
sage some fearful calamity. When SOW
with litter Of pigs crossed the highway
in sight Of q aVeler, it was accounted
lucky omen."
The mountain Democrat., 1863-04-04
+ Il A IA 8 .

Tear-dro are the pearly dews
Formed within the heart by sorrow--
To-day they may the eye sutfuse,
And leave no traces upon the MORROW.
Tear drops are the jewels bright,
That are worn in joyous hours
Theirs the rich, rejecting light,
Trembling on the wAyside bowers!
TeGr-dTops are stars at even,
Starting from their depths Of blue,
First, one lamp 10 lit in heaven,
Then thousand fash to view
TeaF-dEops are the joys Of earth,
Seat 70 banish sorrows weight
OF they perish at their birth,
Vet they cause the heart 70 break!
TsAE-dFops are the gifts we prise,
TEoa the faithful (they are fsW)-
when they slowly al the eyes,
And they sPTing from Friendship true.
Be they tears Of JOY or sadness,
Let them triekls! let them flow
They will feed the heart with gladnsSs,
Or relieve it Of its woe!
The mountain Democrat., 1863-04-04
SUMMONS.
SUMMONS.

CtTATE OF CALIFORNIA, County Of FL Dorado.
- SS.-In the District Court Of the Eleventh Judi
cial District.
Action brought in the District Court Of the Elcv-
enth Judicial District, and the Complaint filed in
the County Of II Dorado, in the Office Of the Clerk
Of said District Court in and for said County and
State.
The People OF the State Of California, to T0NNlS
SCHOLL, Defendant, Greeting:
You are hereby required to appear 10 an action
brought against you by c. W. Scholl, Plaintiff, ~
the District Court Of the Eleventh Judicial District.
in and for the County Of II Dorado, and to answer
the eousplaint ied therein the Ast day Of FehFu
ary A. b. 1868, within ten days. exclusive Of the
day of servce,) amer the service you Of this
sumInOns-if served within this County; IL served
out Of this County but within this Jndiciai District,
within twenty days; or, II served out Of said Dis
trict, then within forty days-Orj judgmenihy default
will be taken against you.
The said action is brought to obtain judgment
against you for the sum OF 4I39 66-lnN, amt due
PITT for services rendered to said Def, for working
house. work and attending store, for the space Of
ten months and seventeen days, at Louisville, in
said County; and II you fail to appear and answer
said complaint as above required, the said Plaintiff
will take judgment against you iOT said sum Of *'S9
66-l00 and costs, according TO the prayer Of said
complaint.
Witness, Hon. Il. T. Myres, Judge Of said District
Court OF the Eleventh Judicial District.
-A- Attest my hand, aud the seal Of said
L. s. Court, in and for said County of El Dorado,
t-' hereto affixed, at office In the City Of PiH-
cerville this the 2s day Of February A. u. l>63.
THOMAS Is. PATTEN, Clerk.
NJ X. SHRARER, Atty for PIE feb4Ss5t
The mountain Democrat., 1863-04-04

WHITE AND BLAcK.-A Philadelphia
correspondent Of the Bulletin, referring
to the introduction in the Pennsylvania
Legislature OF petition "to forbid the
entrance of negroes and mulatoes into the
State" bestOws high compliment upon
the blacks for intelligence, sobriety and
industry. Not content with praise of his
sable friends, he goes out Of bis way to
institute an unfair and insulting compar-
ison between them and "the white beg
gars" who in(cst the streets, whining
their everlasting song Of six small chill,
drrn and no bread in your cars, until
you are compelled to give something to
get rid of thcm.' This is true black re-
publicanism. II is the old song. The
negroes are considered superior to the
poor white people who by the agency Of
this Abolition war have been forced into
the streets to steal, beg or starvc. There
are 10 Becchcr and Phillips philanthro-
pists to appeal from the pulpit for their
assistance there are no LovcjoyS and
Summers at Washington to look out for
their interests there is no government
to provide for them and keep the wolf Of
hunger from their doors 1t is only the
negro that is thus cared for. What
though the wives Of those who are fight
ing the battles Of the country threng the
streets with the pitcous cry of six
small children and no brcad!" They are
simply "whitc trash !" Let them starvc
on the public thoroughlarcs, surrounded
by wealthy black republican officials,
Government plun1erers and treasury rob-
bers, or perish in their miserable houses
for want of fuel, clothing and food.
"American citizens of African descent"
demand all the attentions of tho Govern
ment. There is nothing to bestow on
"white beggars. ~ Sonora Democrat.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-04-04

A WISE man will never rust out. So
long as he can move and breathe, he will
do something for himself, his ncighbor,
or postcrity. Almost to the last hour Of
his life Wellington was at work. So
were Newton, Bacon, Milton and Frank
lin. The vigor of their lives never de-
cayed. No rust marrcd their spirits. 1t
is foolish idea to suppose that We must
lie down and die because VIC are old.
Who is old? Not the man of energy
not the day-laborcr in science, art or be-
ncvolcncc /; but he only who suffers his
energies to waste away and the springs
of life to become motionless-on whose
hands the hours drag hcavily-to whom
all things wear the garb of gloom,
The mountain Democrat., 1863-04-04
County Central Committee.
COURTS OF Ell DORADO cOVMrY

DISTRICT COCRr-Hon. B. =. Myers. Judss; Yhau,as n.
faten' Clerk. a Salar TeTma % th0 aoon1A
Of February and Nay Asa third MoAAuvS o9 AnI0
and November. 49,
COUNTY COURT Hon james Johnson JudRa: FAou,aa n
Pan CkFkhelds its regular Terms oa a. Ne9AnVS
Of January, May and September.
COURT oP sESsIONs--Hsn. James JoAnssa F,r.uaaana
judge; Gee ". steut Aad Hiram PAh AasaaAnsa Ia1ls
aud Thomas B. Paten Cerkholds regular Ters - ~
hrat Mondays Of March July and Ess eabeF.
PROBATE COCRT-Hoa- James JsAnson J.Au,. TA.n.a
B. Paten Clerk-hOldS Fssaas Terms On tRe Iglt eH1aV
Of each month. -~~-'
goARD OF sCPERvIsORs-esasisss sf fossrss Y. avaa
VIZ Riehsam and T. Pierce ;-ThomAs D. PrffaS CO.
hold regular meetings ant NoadaV sf 80
The mountain Democrat., 1863-04-04
NOTICE TO TEACHHRa.

TTNHE COUNTY BOARD OF EXAMINATION nee,
i at Diamond springs, Os Tie Seeoa1 a. 1outh
Saturdays ofeach month ,At9 o'eIock \. -
All Teachers should recoilect that their certificates
hold good for one year sAly, tOa thsiP AaAe, aal
should he renewed by . re-sxanLsAaiOAv - NJ -
pirAtion Of that time. No Teacher can ~ beHaHy
employed, or draw the pable Fands, On OsE0i2saS1
older than one year. ....
~. A. LYNDR,
Supt Public Schools for a DoFaS0 COunty.
Diamond Springs, August 9Ih, lse2.-u
The mountain Democrat., 1863-04-04

THE greatest profits of a virtuous man.
hood are paid inside of a man. What is
done chiefly, is done for your manhood +;
for your conscience; for your soul. God
knows that you are going to live after to-
day and tomorrow; lie sees a road Of
exaltation in which you are to walk; He
remembers that He is to lift you up and
crown you with eternal honors in heaven;
and therefore He takes care that lie does
not reward your fidelity principally by
that which builds you up in your out.
ward life, but by remuneration thai
shall last TO all eternity.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-04-04

The editor Of an Illinois abolition pa
per is so infatuated with Lovejoy that he
pronounces him "a man that would do
to tic to-" Whercupon the Albany Ar
gus exclaims, "Wc hope the sheriff of
the county will take tho hint"
The mountain Democrat., 1863-04-04
SOLE TRADERS NOTICE.

DIsTRICT COURT, lIth Judicial District, in and
y for the County Of Fl Dorado.
Notice is hereby given by the undersigned, to all
whom II may concern, that ], SUSAN T.. HAHN
wife of John Hahn, residing in II Dorado County,
California, intend to apply TO the Hon. Ds;rC;
Court in and for sad County, on the llth day Of
May, A. d. 1863, at the Court Room Of said Court
the City Of Placerville Mt the meeting Of the Court
on said day, soon thereafter said application
can be heard, for an order authorizing and permit
ting me to carry on business in my own name and on
my own account; that said business so intended to
be carried by me, Is that Of frnt- growing, Wine.
making. Stock raising and general farming and the
matters pertaining to said branches Of business; the
same to be carried on In the Township Of CoIoma in
said County Of II Dorado.
SUSAN L. HAHN.
Coloma, CAL, March 18th, 1858. I'd
The mountain Democrat., 1863-04-04
THE MAGIC TIE OBSERyU
The Perfection Of Mechanism,

RElNG HUHTIsO on 0Rn PACE, On LAD1S o.
- GENrLENAS's WATCH COHBIHm.
One OF the pFettlest most convenient, ana dooa-
dedly the best and cheapest timepieee fer msnoFal
and reliable use, ever offered. i has within 4 and
connected with It's machinery, ia own winAin9 e..
1rSchment, rendering key entirely nnnOeessaSy-
the outer one being hne Is carat Goid. IA ~ ~
improved ruby action lever meveuSent, ana 3 vNF.
Tented an accurate tingpiees: RTaDe3 nS4FRlV -.
Eraved, per case OF half dozen, @2Ol 90. 0Su,pla
TO buy at Wholesale, &8S, sent b. RxpFeS, vilA u
payable on delivery. Soldiers mus remit paymont
IN advance, as We cannot collect from thoca Il -
army. Address - =
HUBBARD BROS. 4 CO..
.,-. 6oLR IAPoETIR8,
ieb7W6 Cor. Nassau and John St., New York.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-04-04
NOTICE.

MY WIFE, LENA METZLER, having left my bed
4NA- and board without just cause or provoc alton,
hereby forbid any one TO trust or harboF her on
my account, from and after this date.
NJ. G. METZLER.
Placer vile, February 26th, 1s63-m7ml
The mountain Democrat., 1863-04-04

NATURE openly confcsses that she has
bestowed upon the buman race hearts Of
the sOftest mould, in that she has given
uD tears,
The mountain Democrat., 1863-04-04
AL AVS BUY
WHERE YOU CAN GRr
THE BEST AND CHEAPEST!

m IS ADMITTED BY ALL who have purchased Of
Il HENRY RADJESKY,
at the Cary House, that is the only place in the
City where you can rely on getting GENUINE
HAVANA CIGAR FOR 12X CENTS!
The liberal patronage which / have received du-
ring the past two years, has enabled me to make
arrangements by which can afford to sell BETTER
AND CHEAPER HAVANA CIGAR thar can be had
at any other store in the City.
/ also keep constantly on hand all the Choice
Brands Of SMOKING AND CHEWING TOBACCO,
HENRY RADJESKY,
mari At the Cary House.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-04-04
CoNsTABLEs, SALE.

DY virtue Of an execution to me directed issued
ID out Of Justice Ed. y. Taylors Court, Cosumnr.
Township, County of Fl Dorado, and State Of Cali
forna, upon n Judgment rendered therein the 1th
day of March, 1863 in favor Of John Prieeh and
against John Baker for the sum Of one hundred and
eleven dollars. debt and twelve dollars, costs of
suit, together with accrlIing costs, have levied NJ
and will expose for sale, at public auction, tokAe
Lighest hidltr. ai tie Nillnge nf EalrnlaN. Oh
The mountain Democrat., 1863-04-04
Saturday. the 4th Day of April

A. D. lSf, ut the hour OF O'Clock ?. NJ, all the
right title and interest Of the said John Baker in AMI
to the following described property lying in The
Township Of Cosumnes, County and State above
named, to wit:
A certain Mining Claim, situated on the Middle
Fork Of the Costumes River; sad Claim c"mmpnrng
at the mouth Of Perry Greek, on the Middle Fork o.
the -aid CosumHes River, and running up said river
feet, more less tn the claim hat
formerly owned by W Huston, together with wheel,
pump, and slucc.bUxes, and knoWn a. re Baker
Claim.
Given under my hand this 10th day Of March 1868.
u. W. SPALDISG,
t. Constable.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-04-04

L IN TWO HOCRS.-On and amer October 10tA
the passenger Of the above named roads vIA ba
run fOlOws;
viii leave Sacramento At 6k A. H., and p. =.
Leave Folsom at ~ A. ~, and 5kP.A.
DowN TRATxS
Leave Auburn Station at 6 and 10H Ar.
Leave Folsom At A. ~, II T., and 0H R.H.
on SUNDAY one train only, leaving GasVaneaaO
at Gu 4. ", and Auburn Station 81 lOh A..
The 6h 4. u. and I ?. n. trains running through -
Auburn station.
Passengers for PiaeeTviTe and Csrs0a Valley vm
take stages, AID for Lincoln, change cars - HsAso0,
on the arrival ~ the 81 4. y. train, and thOse iSg
Auburn Station retain theiT eeats.
suitable arrangements haVi0R been made lsg ~
reception Of freight at Auburn statloO, win hers-
after he received at sAcTamen,O for that Polnt. RoV
ratas Of toll apply At the o0ice-
TICKET OFFICE, opposite The can, 0A
Front street, under the What Cheer House.
deci3 J. p. ROBINDOu, e9ph
The mountain Democrat., 1863-04-04
nateIs, Restaurants, Etr.

~ The undersigned having again taken Ia
E:i charge of the Placer Hotel, respectfully m;
szAsolicits the patronage Of his old friends H.
and the public generally, and assures them that no
pains shall be spared to render the Placer pleasant
home to all its patrons.
THE PLACER HOTEL, situated in the very heart
Of the business portion OF Placeryie, offers supe'
rior inducements to residents and the travelling pub
lic The TABLE will always be supplied will the
best vands to be had In the market, and the Lodg'
Ing department will ever be clean and comfortable.
p Prices ip accordance with the times: mss:.
mar2S R%sissIssS s-<A-Ss-z-S
The mountain Democrat., 1863-04-04
Sacramento Valley Railroad and FAC
ramento, Placer and Nevada 4 r


FHRoM SACRAMENTO TO AUBURN STATION
Il IN TWO HOCRS.-On and amer October lOtA
the passenger cars Of the above named roads vi ba
run AZ fOOwa:
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-04-29
BY LAST NIGHTS MAIL
FROM CAPE GIRARDEAU.
Some Particulars of the Battle.
List of the Killed and Wounded.

CAIRO, April 27.-The steamer Mary
Forsyth has ust arrived from Cape Cir.
ardeau. From her learn the following
particulars of that engagement:
LIST Of FEDERAL CASUALTIES-KILLED.
Sergeant Mitchell O'Neal, company
c, LIST Wisconsin cavalry.
Circus Phillips, company II, 1st Wis
consin cavalry
Henry Smith, co. A, 1st Nebraska.
H. H. Tindall and Martin Agler, co.
I, lst Nebraska
Chris. johnson, co. G, 1st Wisconsin
cavalry; leg shot off near thigh died
soon after amputation.
Sergeant VIM. II. Hooker, co. C. VIM.
Wells, CO A, and James Chappell, 1st
Nebraska, all slightly.
SOME PARTICULARS OF THE FIGHT.
Co. E, lst Wisconsin cavalry, on picket
duty several miles out, on Saturday was
surrounded by about three hundred reb-
els. and eight or ten Of them captured
and paroled. Capt Shipman and Lieut..
Ogden, with the remainder of the COM
pany, cut their way out, the Captain ro-
ceivlng dangerous wound
In this affair we lost one man, and five
rebels were killed = Lieut.. Ogden run
ming his sword clear through one, break
ing it off aid leaving it there.
Not less than sixty rebels were killed
and about two hundred wounded.
Seventy-fve of their horses are left
dead on the field.
The bravery of the LIST Nebraska is
spoken of as beyond all praise. General
Mcneil declares he wonld rather be Colo
mel of it than Major-General in the
regular army.
The Forsyth left the Cape to-day at
noon. Cannonading was heard five
miles from town, when she left, supposed
to be our forces in pursuit.
Colonel Glover's Sd Missouri cavalry
had arrived within five miles, and was
skirmishing with the enemy
1t is further stated that two thousand
troops from New Madrid are. marching
to the rebels rear.
The Cape Girardeau bubble has burst
Gen. Davidson last evening reported
to Major Gen. Curtis as follows.
HEADQUARTERS ST LOUIS DISTRICT,
ST.. LOUIS, Mo-, April u, 1868.
"General Curtis:
Dispatch dated 2, P NJ, April 9th,
Jonesboro, just received from Lieuten-
ant Colonel Pomeroy, Is Wisconsin cav
airy, commanding at Cape Girardeau,
as follows:
Enemy moving off fast, apparently
towards Bloomfield. Gen. Vandever
will strike him to-day.
H. POMEROY.
Lieut. Col Commanding"
HEAD'QRs ST. Louis DISTRICT, !
ST. LOUIS, April q.
To Major General Curtis:
The following dispatch just received
from Gen. McNiel:
cape GIRARDEAU.Anril 81 4RM-
50 Gen. Ddr1dSOn:
"Vandever attacked the repulsed ene-
my last night, taking large number of
prisoners, horses, arms, &c
IL am in pursuit of the flying enemy,
who are retreating in the direction of
Bloomfield JOHN MCNEIL,
Brig. Gen. Com g."
Respectfully,
J. W. DAVIDSON,
Brig. Gen. Com'g District.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-04-29
FROM CAIRO & BELOW.

CAIRO, April p. - Reinforcements
have been sent up from Columbus to
Cape Girardeau, and there is no fear
here for results
On Wednesday night last, the trans
ports Tigress, Harrison, Cheesman, EN-
pire City, Anglo-Saxon, and Moderator,
ran the blockade at Vicksburg. They
were loaded with commissary stores and
forage The crews and commanders
were volunteers from several Missouri,
Illinois, Indiana, and Ohio regiments,
the whole under command of Col. Logan,
of Gen. Grants staff.
The boats were protected as we'll as
possible by cotton and hay bales. The
TigreSs, which was large sidewheel
steamer, was struck in several places in
the hull and sunk She is a total loss.
The Moderator was slightly injured The
others escaped unhurt
The fire from abe rebel batteries was