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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-08-19
LEGAL.
TkusIEt,H SALE.

WHEREAS on the Il,h day Of July, A. D.,
w 1859, Tn. mas Blackburn and Lucibd
Blackburn. his wife, Of the county Of jackson. and
r'ste Of Iowa. executed unto Anthony Van
WICK, as Trustee, . cert.in peed Of Trust, CON.
veyiug o. ssid Trustee the l,nd In Jackson
county. Iowa, described ms follows.to Wit; The
north east quarter OF section lumber fourteen
ga. In township number eighty fse 1857 north
81 range one - o 81. II the ff 9th primer pal
me'iiian aud also the south ives quar- or Il
Of the south east quart Z, land the north -ea,t
quarterf u Of the souih-cas garter n of Sec
ton. township and Tango aforesaid, containing
two hundred an, forty (2io) acres which said
conveyance was made by the said Ihsmas Black.
buru aud Lucinda. hi. wife, for the purpose OF
securing the paymt Mt ai o q certain promissory
note and the interest thereon, sigaed by said
Thomas blackburn dated the ] llh day IL July,
A. - 1859 and pasabis one year utter da I
Almet :. Gel, or rider for she sum Of eisv n hun
ed sixty tour II 'lu0l sl6l ~ dollars, with IN
,erest at q rate OF ten per cent per annum.
And nov eald note having become due and
pa able, and tho said Thotas Blackburn havi"g
Jailed 10 pay he same, and the aid Anthony Van
Wyck, Trustee as aforesaid, having removed from
the state u Iowa, John l.. ~.ifs Trustee by
appontment OF the equity Judge IL Scott coun-
" Iowa as stipul .ted > ~ agreed in such case 70
sand deed Of trust do hereby give this pubic notice,
that by virtue oi tho power which Is III mo vested
by said ecd Of Tru-t, | will, on Saturday. the
2q,h day Of August, a. u. 1888 at the hour o.
O'Clock ia the afternoon OF said day.at tho Cour'
house do in the city Of Davenport expose and Of
ter for sale at public aucitn the parcels Of land
above described or muc' thereo! rs shall be ne
cessary to satisfy and pay tho amount Of said
note with intore. thereon to the day Of sale
together with all the costs and expenses a'tendir
said sale costs Of this notice aud Trustees fees.
Dated the 9Th dry Of August. A. y 1903.
JOHN l.. sWITS,
Tru .tee by appointment Of the County Judge OF
SO II County. ] wa. ag5-dis
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-08-19
WA,nIhcros, Aug, Is

4 dispatch received th,s morning by tbt
G oycrnmtut, dated the l1tu, from distln
:un~hed military ser IN Tennessee stat
NC that the Chattanooga Rebd OF the l4tt
announced that The bUubardmrnt ~
Ctail stun began on the 5,h, and the firing
irum Gilmorcs land batteries on Morris l.
and aud from the Monitors was chiefly d.
rrcted agan-t Fort Sumter. The comhiu.
ed land and naval tnrce Of the Federal.
seem 20 be engaged. Tic information pub
n-bcd IN the Rtbti was received III Chaue-
nooca by telegraph from Charleston, ano
TIC hight was eotng on when the paper went
10 press on sunday. The officer who con-
nunIcstpd 10 the Government the content.
i the kfbt( says the editor instead Il MAX
trg any buast about the result manifested
he lcss, jab,iant feeling over the situation
u af.ir. al Charle.ton and exhibited the
most positive evidence OF gloom. The Rtt
Il states that tie lron sides and oil the
monitors were not only IN the action bnt
tnat the whole fleet AMI a large number ~
transport, were inside OF the bar during the
ele ment.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-08-19
NEW ADV'TS.
UNIVERSAL CLOIHlS WRyNCER.
Universal Clothes Wrinscr

Clothes in few m'nut-s. u IL in real ~ q
CLOTHES SAVtR. TIME SAvEa and a
STRENGTH SAVER i! The saving of garments will
alone pay a large mr. oentoge on its ost We
think he machine much more than PAYS FOR
ITSELF EVERY YEAR in the saving OF gar
menis There are several kinds, pearly alike
/" general constructor, hut we consider il mpor
,ant hat the Nringor BIO fitted with Cog., 9th err
wise a mass of garments may clog the rollers, and
the rollers upon the shaft slip aud tear thu
clothes, IT the rubber break oose from the shaft.
nur own is ono OF the first make. and it is as
COCO Us NEW after nearly four years constan,
use"
Epery Weinyer rith Coy Whe,ic is Warranted IN
Eesry Yar.ichdor
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-08-19

Are YOU sick. feeble. and
complaining, Are You ont
of order. With your system
derange.l, aud YOUR feelings
uncomfortable These ), mp
toms are often the prelude
10 serious illness Some lit
of sickness h creeping upon
you, and should be ayeried
By n timely use OF the right
remedy Take Ayers l'iils,
and cleanse out the disor-
dered humors purity ihe
blood, and let the iiuiis
move on unobsfructed ia
health again. They snmu-
late the functions of the
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-09-28

LNPTY Doiisrs kewxrd-Wiil te paid for my insn
Il Rybaam, lcails himself Rybsum BandyD %
" years Old, yellow or pumpkin color, feet
" 10 inches high, coarse voice. bushy head Of hair,
goatee, under one Of his eyes, In the shape OF
half moon, caused by the kick Of colt. He wears
struss. He b very fond Of cheating ON the bones"
and carries pair ia his pocket. The above reward
wll Oe paid for his delivery 10 me, or confinement
10 Jail e. that can get him again Address -
r H GOODMAN,
Sc 3-3ts Johnson's Spring, GO0chlaod co, Va
ElvE Hundred dollars keward.-itan away from
the subscribef On tho night Of the 9Th instant,
hkely boy named Jim, about 10 years Old. Jim has
= fun head u black bair, gingerbread color, well
grown, and his walk 10 slow and careless. Said boy
had on when be left . gray military cap, light gray
jacket and dark pants. jim wAs raised by Mrs Wall
ia Sssvsnsburg, Culpeper county aud may DO max
my hs way thore, or he may have gone with ien
Hoods division, ~ he has been IN the army before
aud iked il very much Jim has relations living Ia
kehno0d, aud may ~ lurking about the city Al
ths time az AIlEe,
~ 2S-3ts Firm OF Nilee & Bro
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-09-28

Arrest Of Va,.de,lip.-On Saturday night
last, about halipast ten o'clock, Elias Van
derlip, the convict who escaped from the
Penitsntiary guard q few days since, while
they were taking him to work, was recap
tuscd at q house in Lumbald alley. The
watchmen who arrested him were shot at by
", but fortunately were not struck. He
was taken back to the Penitentiary yesterday
morning.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-09-28

c. s. District Comf.-Judge HalyburiOn's
Court was again in session Saturday.
The petition Of j. &. Rittershouse, asking
to be discharged from Capt. Hayward's com
pany, was granted, and the petitioner dis
charged from custody.
The argument in the case of the Roanoke
Valley Railroad Company against Col c. T..
NJ. Garnet and Capt. George f. Walker, was
partly heard and its further disposition post
ponetl.
The Judge will announce his decision on
the petition OF Thomas E. Kinney, praying
to be discharged from military service, on
Monday.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-09-28

.Se,et Back 10 UdmoOer.-Thrce negro women
and one man, bearing the names Of Robert,
Jane, Louisa, and Judy iIogg, were arrested
in notorious free negro den on Friday
night last and brought before His Honor on
Saturday. All of these negro women having
Hanover papers, and being in the city con
trary to law, were ordered to return To that
county forthwith. The negro man Bob was
sent to the batteries.
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was ordered by the Mayor on Saturday to re.
ceive twenty lashes Tor being without q pass
and having in his possession y piece Of plank
supposed to be stolen.
Martha Brady, free negro girl from Chcs.
terfeld. was whipped for leaving her baili-
wick without proper papers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-09-28

Henry Robbery. On Saturday, last between
one aud two O'Clock, the jeWelfy store Of
MI: z. G. Walter, near the corner of Brood
and 9th streets, was fOrcibly entered and
robbed ofa,out forty gold and silver watches,
chains, valued at about tl5, 200 or S30. .O00-
This daring act was con- mitted while Mr.
Walter had gone TO dinncr, the there's max
ing an entrance through the hack door BY
forcing out the staple which Isstcned It In
the inside. A number or the watches stolen
belonged to Individuals who had LEFT them
there 10 be repaired, and some ofthem were
II the most snpcfior quality. This is the
second Nf tAisd time attempts have been
made to rob Mr. Wa store, and only on Sat.
urday week some thief stole from him very
Valuable double-case gold watch. 1his mis-.
cerely hoped his property may be recovered
and the ec0undrel who perpetrated tho theft
brought to Justice.
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ERon THE HoRIH.

Baltimore papers Of Saturday have heen
received. They contain only meagre account :
Of the battle Of Chickamauga, the substance
nf which we subjoin:
CINCINNATI, Sept. 2a-Special dispatches
from Chattanooga TO-DAY fail 10 get through.
Ihongh the news is .f.rr from encouraging,
will maintain himself till reinso.cements
reach him, and that he viii then turn the
tables on Johnston.
WAsHINsToN, Sept 24-A dispatch from
Gen. Eosecsans, dated at his headquarters
last night, says:
81 cannot be dislodged from my present rt
sition."
NASHVILLE, Sept. 2'-Very little news ol
an official character is received here, VIC OH
tanning all our news from officers directly
from the front 1t is rlI,nOred that We have
lost four Generals in killed and wounded
and two as prisoners.
CINCINNATI, Sept. 2l-Mr. Shanks. cor
responden5 Of the New York Herald, has
arrived here from The battle field He says
that the official reports Of the battle from
Washington are in the main totally incor-
rect; that really the Army OF the Cumber-
land has met defeat which must put it on
the defensive for some time to come
Gen. ROsecraus was falling back on Chat
tanOOga, where he was pe,fcctly safe from all
that Bragg could do. His lines OF commu-
nication were perfectly secure, and he had
plenty OF ammunition and provisions in
Chattanooga to stand months siege
The result is virtually 4 defeat, as We have
lost tremendously in natcriai-nO less than
lilly pieces Of artillery falling into the
enemy's hands, whilst they lost twenty
taken by us.
Gen. KOsccrans is i'll no danger, but at the
time Mr.. 5. left Chattanooga the danger to
Burnside WAS very imminent
The Washington papers Of Friday evening
say that dispatches from Gen. kosecranS to
r. NJ. on Thursday show that he is in an
impr enable position, feels entirely safe, and
has no doubt about holding out.
RCseeraps invites battle in his present no
sition. From appearances Bragg's army is
massed i'll Chattanooga Valley, before the
city.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-09-28

Discharyed,-A white man, named Walter
Lacy, made his appearance before the Mayor
ON Saturday to answer the charge Of stealing
from the pockets Of Patrick Hagerty, on
Tuesday night last, one hundred and iiftecn
dollars. The complainant in this case being
ut the time of the alleged robbery in state
OF beastly intoxication, and there being no
other evidence to prove the guilt on Lacy, he
was discharged from custody.
A negro man named Mathew was up be-
fore His Honor on the charge of stealing one
coat valued at SEQ, and aiding aud abetting a
slave named Catharinc to leave Thos. Brad
ford, her owner. Upon failure tu make the
charge good, Mathew was discharged.
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Passing Spurious Noney-A negro man
named John WIS yesterday arrested ty ON
Ger Morris for passing Yankeepatent med
icine card OH another negro panied Ben for
i SlD note. John had bought something
of the value OF $50 from Ben, and gave him
this card in payment, receiving in change
$500 in good money. The Mayor will dis.
pose ol The case this morning.
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tho North.

MOBILE, Sept. 26.--Tfc Adoertisey aad
Register has special dispatch from
Senatobia, which says:
Northern papers are mo!irniul over
Rosccrans's defeat. They acknowledge
loss Of thirty thousand.
The insurance companies will not In.
sure the Mississippi river steamers.
All quiet in Arkansas.
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Failed to ice BaI-A paroled Irish Yan-
time siuce on the charge Of stealing pot OF
butter from some one in the Second Market,
was again brought before the.M iyor On Sat-
urday last. The prisoner falling to give Sc.
curity in the sum of 500 for his good beha-
YiOr was sent to DriaOp.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

A Washington telegram, dated the 24tll,
says that Gen. Meade's army is undoubtedly '
advancing towards GordOnsville, {: nd bat
tie is daily looked for. General Lees force
is estimated at forty thousand.
Lincoln has removed the blockade Of the
port of Alexandria, Va.
Another Russian frigate had arrived at
New York. Five more were expected in the
course OF few days. The Baltimore Ga
yette says, whether they come by accident or
for some Interior purpose are questions it
cannot satisfactorily answer.
Official information has been received at
Washington of the detention of the rams at
Birkenhead, by order Of the British Govern
ment.
An official paper at st. Pctersburgh says
that the Car will adhere to his policy in re-
gard 10 Poland.
Gold advanced on Thursday TO 40, but
the latest quotation was 1857.
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From Texas and Louisiana.

ATLANTA, Sept. 26.-A special to the
Appeal, from Canton, Miss, dated Gath,
says:
The Memphis Bulletin, of tho Esd,
states that Magrudcr had whipped Frank.
Inns Yankee corps, taking many prison.
ers, sinking two gunboats, and disabling
several transports, at Sabine Pass.
Franklin returned to New Orleans.
ANoruER DISPATCH.
MOBILE, Sept. 26.-The New Orleans
Era says that most disastrchs reverse
TO the Federals in Louisiana hss occurred.
This concurs with the rumors that Gen.
Weitzcl had been defeated and killed by
Gen. Dick Taylor, at Napoleon, LA-.-
THE particulars Of this Confederate Vie
tory were published from the Nsrthsrn
papers on Friday last.--Rxs.I
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Jutige Lyon's Couit-Tho following cases
we've disposed of Saturday in this Court:
John Conway was sentenced to the Peni-
tentiary for five years on the charge of steal
ing watch from Capt. Jackson l.. Warner.
The charge against James Iiill, Of robbing
Jacob Holder, was dismissed, and the ac-
cused released from custody. Uill has
been in Jail fnr nearly twelve months, during
against him.
The Grand Jury will meet again thismorn-
inv =
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The Prisons AT the Libby since our last
publication 4Ol Yankee prisoners have been
received.
The cnnmii ments al Castle Thunder were
fourteen Yankee scamen, captured from
some schooners near Warwick.
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kUNd VA YN

DAN AWAY-Sl00 Reward-Rau away, on
II Monday, lAth sept, from Fla Hospital No II,
n Richmond Billy johnson, tho property Of Mrs
sarah Forlains. Chesterfield, Va. Said man Is
about ~ years od, light ging rbread color, thick
lips, pop eyes, bushy heai OF hair, (curly) } stout
nsde, about i've fest nine inches high; hangs his
oussiled; bis weight is about. l65 or l7O pounds
can cut ksir and shave, and might pass Oh for y
ftss man very Tssdily. No doubt but he has gone
ea with some officer or private to the army above
Orange II, or /, the S0uth-posaibly making hia
way TO the North. us had No papers about his
person; or, II sny, they were forged. I viii give
the above levArd for bis delivery to any jail. 90
ess get him again. ID A BROWN.
-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-09-28

FROM TRANS s-MissIssrPPI.-Thc Mobile Ad
sv.fiser assI Ksgister has received special
dispatch from Memphis, dated the 18th,
which says that Kirby Smith was reported
to have fallen back from Little Rock. The
Federals, under Blunt, had occupied Fort
Smith, driving out CabelL General Marsh
Walker was recently wounded in duel with
Marmaduke. Burnside claims that he cap
tured 3,00O prisoness and fourteen pieces Of
artillery at Cumberland Gap.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-09-28

En,ylasy-Wm. II. Gentry, . fsce negro,
Was arraigned Saturday before His Honor on
the charge Of burglariously entering the
house of John Graves, and fsloni0usly steal
ing three yeats, OF the value Of eSOs Onc over
coat, worth SlGO; Eve shirts valued al $40 (;
Que counferpane aud three quilts, worth so;
two dress coats, valued at $lS5; aud one gray
double blanket, estimated to &e worth &..s55,
the property OF said John df3&es. On ac.
count OF the absence Of witnesses the prison.
er's examination was deferred, and in the
meantime he was committed t. prison.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-09-28

Bound Oeer-A free negro, named Bob
Smith, arrested on the charge Of assaulting
and brutally beating his wife, was held to
bail on Saturday by the Mayor In the sum Of
500 to keep the peace aud be OF good be-
hayior
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-09-28

Sudden Death.-Mr. William Hardgrove, q
tobaeconist, died suddenly at his residence
in this city yesterday morning. On Friday
he was apparently well, and attending to his
business. His age was. about 81 years.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-09-28
TKLEGRAPHIc Nnws.


ASSs vOstdU10 eBGOfK10e
ATLANTA, Sept 2G.-The train l.st
night from Ringgold ran of tie track
four miles above Marietta, and Is not vet
in. No lives lost.
Mr. Adair writes from Ringgold, yes.
terslsy, to the Contsdsraey, that General
Wheeler, with his cavalry, is over the
river, and Gen. Forrest is in the right
place.
4 Confederate officer has just arrived
who was wounded and prisoner Satur-
day, and detained in Yankee hospital
until Monday, when he was relieved by
Forests cavalry. He saw Gen. Rose
Grams on Sunday at 70 NJ, and did not
perceive any marks Of wounds.
On Sunday night rockets were seen to-
wards Harrison, which, the Yankees
said, were signal of the approach Of
General Burnside, with forty thousand
reinforcemcn,s.
A heavy Confederate force was before
Chattanooga and Harrison.
@s IsEcoED DlsrAroa.
ATLANTA, Sept. 26. Our lines extend
around Chattanooga within striking dis.
tancc Of the enemy.
Our forces are well up to the 'front.'
Full supplies Of coinmissary and hospi-
tai stores are close at hand.
On Wednesday night our cavalry occu.
pied Cooper's Gap, on Lookout Noun
tain, twelve miles from Chattanooga
That night Gen. Wheeler made a recon
noissance toward Lookout Mountain,
found an infantry force or tho enemy, and
drove them away.
The mountain is now held by Gen.
Longstreet. e,enemy's operations are
plainly visible from Lookout.
ROsecrans has two lines Of defence on
the road to Chattanooga, six hundred
yards apart. He has one pontoon bridge
across the river. which is crowded With
wagons, and the impression is that he
brings them over as they are needed.
Gen. LOngstrcet commands the river
and railroad below Chattanooga.
Gen. Hood was doing well Thursday.
Our loss in killed and wounded will
not exceed twelve thousand.
The Yankee loss in killed, wounded.
and prisoners will reach twenty.eieht
thousand.
Five Yankee hospitals are in our
hands full OF wounded.
The encmy's haversacks contain corr.
bread only. Prisoners state that they
were four days on short rations.
The bridge over the East Chickamauga.
river is repaired, and trains will go TO
our lines tomorrow.
THIRD DISPATCH
ATLANTA, Sept. Officers from
Gen. Hoods division train, just in, report
that they left Lookout Mountain yester-
day morning. That important position
was then held by Hoods division, now
commanded by Gen. jenkins.
1t is not supposed that an assault will
be made, as ace command tie situation,
and need not sacrifice the lives of our
troops.
When the train left the burnt bridge
station this morning heavy cannonading
was heard.
On Thursday night the enemy made
two attempts on our lines. They wero
driven back both times to their entrcnch.
ments.
Further news Of a cheering character
has been received, but it is not deemed
prudent to communicate il.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-09-28

Whipped Edward, the property Of X. r.
archer, was ordered y whipping yesterday
by the Mayor, for trcfpassing upon the
premises Of Daniel Y. Bowen.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-09-28

Fs,sed-Robert Cardwcll, q detailed sol.
dicr, was fined one dollar by the Mayor on
Saturday for being drunk and nOi,y on the
premises OF the St0newall drinking saloon
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-09-28

L'AkM Of GA acres, IN the York river railroad,
y aud Williamsburg road, miles below Richmond,
O!fer for sale his valuable farm located as above.
about SS7 acres open land in high state Of improve
ment with 2o7 acres wood and timber land, smbrsc-
ing some tine lumber Being on Tie railroad, with u
evcd that the wood aud timber, at present prices,
will more than pay The purchase money Except the
dwelling, (Which wac destroyed by lre,) there is
the place Every building usually found on large
estate. Apply 10 GOl'illN Il AIPERSOS.
oR--3f
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-09-28

Robbery cf a Observation-Disclosures in this
city are becoming very frequent, and the OPP
orators seem TO be indifferent os 10 where
they make their raids. On Friday night last
the Monumental Church was fnrcibly en-.
tered and robbed Of one superior black silk
gown, nearly new; one black silk scarf, be-
longing to the surpiice; two table cloths, six
damask napkins, two small napkins, and
four damask towels.
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IsEcoyp pisPAfca.l

CnARLEsroN, Sept 81. The snsny is
evidently attempting 10 mako hiAsslf
impregnable Oh Morris Island. Bss31qg
enlarging and strengthening bettmtsp
Gregg and Wagner, he has erected pols.
sales around his works. 70 guard agsinst
any effort on our part to take ths fslan0
by assault.
Tho enemy has teams of nnles con-
stantly transporting s0pplisA ~, Grsm
South Island 70 Cumningp's neenA Aos-
withstanding our Ore. q
Our James Island hAltcsiea wees shsll.
ing the enemy briskly hst nlght.
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A SUPERIOR lat Of

A SUPERIOR lat Of
Family Lard
HrOyn Sugar
CIDER Vinegar, pure, and
Calf Skins
iastore aud for saie by
Ptu4LldAN, HANES WE1SGER,
seA A-A Ola Fellows Hall.
n " eAiR-TA~ Key AID fixsar.s n oos u The
best arranged Saloons on broad street, already
established. lbquise ai POI3IEkS,
NA-3ss corner 0eb and bs0ao sse.
kOS GALA lnsgesiSs speag, boapd solo ieashsr
Il Trunk. klDo, 8 II nats PG10l. ~
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v1edA - eDe0 - - 80 plD1eoN
VD4x10oG = e04y
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fANOTHER DISPATCH.
Frern CharlestOy.

CnARLEsros, Sept 26.--Ths YAnksss
have worked very little at their batteries
today. Our fire is keeping them alnss
under cover. Our mortars on Sullivsn'a
Island work admirably. The shells are
thrown with accuracy and iall with acca-
racy in the middle Of the ensmy's hat.
teries at nearly every fire.
There was again considerable motion
in the fleet to-day. II is supposed that
Admiral Farragut was visiting each vss-
sell
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w WANTED-By . few o6scsrs. email furni,hed
House or . Few fnrni. he'd Rooms with vsr
ot ao:e ware and h chen. Address s.S O." Dis
l~~sN ~ Ossseu' ae 28-stt