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MEDICAL.
DIR. WM. u. uURD,H
DEN'T.aL REMEDIES!
THE BEST IN THE WORLD,
iNsuRiNo
ZINE TEETH 4 SWEET 0REAIH
AND
Curing Teethaehe 1 Neuralgia.

Do you wish 20 be blesscd with and admired
for PRARLy WRIrE and Sound TEETH Use
Or. VIM. Husd'a unrlvRllcd Tooth Pow.
W., warranted froe from acid. alkAi, or any in
Irious substance. Price, Is cents yer box.
Beware Of tho ordinary cheap tooth pow
aevs, which whltcn but destroy.
Do you wish 10 b. certain that yoNr bveath 10
pure, sweet and agreeable 20 husband or wife, lover
OF friendsf Use Dr. Hurd's Celebrated
Mouth Wash. Price. 81 cents pcs bottle.
THIS astringent wash 10 also the best remedy In
Sore Mouth, etc. II has cured hundrcda
do you, or your children suffer from Tooth ache
Get Dr. Hurd's Magic TO0thMche Drops.
Price, Is cents per bottls.
Are you afflicted with Neuraigias Got Dr. w
u. ilard's Neuralgia Plastevs. Tho most
effective and delightful remedy known.
They do not adhere nor blister, but soothe and
charm pain away. Try them. Price. Is and 20
cents. Mailed on receipt of price.
DO vou wish complete sat Of Dental RENE.
dies and . Treatise on Preserving Teeth Got
DIR. w. II. uurd's Dental Treasury, the
ncatest and most valuable present that one friend
can make to another. irice, 81. Sent by express
ON receipt Of price
For sale ~ all the best stores throughou the
country.
CAurI0H.-As there arc dealers who take Cd.
vantage Of our advertisements to impose ueor
thor customers inferior preparations, IL IL neces
sary 10 insist upon having what you call for, and
you will got the host, thoroughly tested, snd rc.
pared by an experienced and scientific Dentist
Treasurer of tho New York State Dentists Asso
citation. and Woo President VI the Now lorl
City Dental Society.
WIN. b HURD 4 CO., Nov York.
iuIvA IA. all
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-25
Il NEWS.

DID NOT Grr II ALA country ;
man presented . check 1t one OF our
barking houses yesterday for $4,000,
just about car time. The cashier
counted ont 1900, and while he turned
to get the other s. 600, the country man,
surprising the pile before him WAS all he
was entitled to, took II, STATED oa, aud
probably left Tor home wi,hou; discover
ing bis mistake, As he did not return for
the rest. "Phancy his rheIinks" when
he discovered the discrepancy, and tho
Visions OF psckpockcls, thieves, and
swindlers that will bew,der him until
he fluids that he can get the $4,000 yet
due him by calling where be got his
cheok cashed. Next time he will wat
tII he gets sll.-Kttsburg Post, March
18th.
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WHAT BkCoNhs OF THE SILVER Ut
has long been known that vast quaint
ties o. silver have for centuries been car.
ried to ludia, aud that there it d,sap.
peared out of the circulation Of the world
like pebbles down q cavern. 1t 10 said
that in the last twenty five years alone,
five hundred and City millions ct dollars
have gone thithcr, Of which s45O,00o,-
900 have thus disappeared. No prob
able reason has ever been discovered of
this mystery, except the A-iaic custom
of bury,ng specie and Jewelry IN the
ground.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-25

ScsNg IN CHuRcu.-A scene OF
seldom occurrence took place at the
Protestant Methodist Church Of this
place, o ,e evening last week. The wife
Of an incorr,glble sinner went forward,
asking the prayers Of tho church for the
pardon Of Ter sins by the Savior. The
husband, in ro~dy manner, com
meoced using prolanc language At the
conduct Of his wife in the church. The
whole congregation fell on their knees
in prayer for the hardened husband.--
Princeton (W } Patriot. Mrch II.
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BY JOHN &. G. ABBOTT,
TRUSTEES sALE.

XN7HEkEAS, On THE .oTh DAY OF NO.
w vcnber, A. b. 1857, Daniel A. Plulner
executed unto -. $. True, ~ Trustee. eerttin
Deed OF Trust, nvsying 80 said Trustee the
Land in Scott county Town, described ms follows
to-wlt: Tho vest half oi the south vest quar-,
ter of section twenty-five ~ in township sew
cnty- min. ('s) north, OF range number two w
e,st OF tn. 9TH z. ~, containing eighty $50
acres. Which sa conveyance was made by the
said DANIEL A. Plumer Tor he purpose OF secur-
inl tho payment OF two certain promi.sory notes
aud the interest thereon, signed by said Dan,el
A. Piumcr, dated the 10th day Of November, A. b.
lo57 and payable rs follows One Tor ths sum
OF ouo hundred anG tveuty-nine - loo dollars.
payable one year from liz date. aud one for the
sum OF FIVE hundred and thirty three IS leo dol
lars, both payable to Moses Porter Tho las
mentioned is now the Iroperty OF Almot Skeel.
And now sail last mentioned mute having be
come due and payable, and the said Dsniei
plumer having failed to pay the samc, !. y. >
True Trustee as aforesaid, do hereby give this
public noti o, that by virtue OF the power which
n in me vested by said Deed Of Trust, will, on
Wednesday, tho 18Th day o. March, A. ID. ,63
Ut tn. hour If two(2) o'clock IN the afternoon OF
said day, at the Court Hous door, in the city OF
Davenport, expose and offer tor sale, At public
auction tho parcel Of land above described, or So
IN uch tn erect IT. all be uicient to satisfy and
pay tho amount Of said note With the interes
thereon 10 the day OF sale. together with all the
cost. aad expcn ses attending said sale, costs Of
this notice and Trustee Ices.
Dated the i4lh day OF February, D. 1852.
u >. TRUE,
feL l6-d,s Trustee.
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Qua readers know that the Buell.
court OF inquiry suddenly came to .
dead stop At Cincinnati, the other day,
the majority Of the members Immediate
y posting oii 10 hot haste to Washing
ton. The caus" Of his singular phe-
nomenon is "a d TO be a bombsheH
th,o wn into the court, in the shape OF
proof that prominent member OF the
arbnnal is the tcadIy enemy OF General
Buell..
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-25

PORrRAIT or MeCLkL,AN-T The or
der for the portrait Of Gen. Mcclellan,
voted by the CORPORATE n, has been CIV
en- to NJ. w. II. Powell |. Is under
stood that the Generals own wishes
were consulted on the subject, and that
he cordially concurred IN the choice Of
Mr.. Powsll, whose nortralt Of Gen. An.
derson (the hero OF Fort Sumpter) IS one
OF the IN st active AFFECTS in the Cover
ne.s room.-N. \, Herald.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-25

A CORRESPONDENT Of the New York
Express, with The army OF Gen. Hooker,
says that "the men are as fat as pigs,
tom the way they have been ted th's
winter" Ii the weather continues iav-
orable, the amy will move in the
cour-e If week.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-25

EQuigA ale The Equ,t.bIe-T tquta-
bic Life Equitable Life As-urance-The kqi-
II 10 Life Assurance Society Of the United
StAtes
OFFICE. Office on Bra ly s.roet-on Brady
street, below the Post Olice-third door below
the rost Office 35 Brady street.
w. ROS d Gov. +. Ross i Co. agents
w. F. Ross 4 CO., agents Of The Equitable.
i'm o-u
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THE UNIVERSAL CLOTHES wRlNaER
II SAWS
lime, Labor, Clothes and Money

1t will wear for years without repair
No Servan. can brosk IT,
child eight years old can operate it,
No alton or skill required in its ute.
Every Wringer with Cng Wheels is WAR.
RANrED in e,ery p rtieular.
the Universal Nringcr took the FIRST rRsMi-
IN. a silver Medal and Diploma, at the aow
York State Fair, 1892. 1t Was pronounced surx-
Ron TO ALL orhEks in the Worlds Fair Mt Lon
don. 1867, and has always taken the First IRE.
MUM in every State and County Fair when ex.
hihitcd In fair competition with other machines.
Orders for maoninos Tor trial may DO lof, nj
JsRY9HIs' sore, corner OF Fourth and brady
streets, Dave port. VIM. A. AOUkSE.
jan 29-dawzAw3w Agent.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-25
MISCELLANEOUS.
The Universal llothes Wriager
Ii tho Original and sBly Genuine and
Reliable Wrtager before
tho People.

TT COMfINE MORE STRENGTH OF
i franc. capacity for pressure. power and auiA
biliiy than any other maehins.
Tue Universal Clothes ringer is made under
the following Patents: Goody ears Patent Tor
NuicauiIsd India Ru obcr lsi4 and isos moth
ing eliza can over be used successfully Tho In {.
proved Patent Cag-Wheei Regulator Jan. "a,
lsd2 lit saves fi,ctiun of the Clothes. and pre-
vents the Rolls from wearing or breaking loose !;
The New Patent Method for Fastening tho kvlis
TO the shaft Feb. 4, lsb2 never gots loose oi
blacks the clothes; Dlckerman's Patent Clasping
Frame Fob. Is, 1851 Tor fastening TO the tub :
cannot TX loose from its place Lyman's Pat
ent Adjustable ausge lApri 2. le6l !, for d,nor-
ent sized tubs-thick or 81 u, straight siantipg or
circular.
All these Patcnts are indispensable TO peri set
Wringer with them We consider our Wrnger
CoMPLkrR. Therefore, IN orler TO get Lll that IL
requisite for good machine, the public Will DO
Obliged to buy
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LEGAL NOTICE.

LEGAL NOTICE.
STATE or SAt :.
johnson County,
10 all whom L may concern:
NOU are hereby norf ID that Hugh y Cara
i and John y. Gablc, Executors of the last
viii aud testament OF aavid Cocaiey. deceased,
have Ell ia the Probate Court OF johnson C,un-
~. Iowa. petition win their report attached
sid report sh1sing nli c.ai MS against the said
estate .ni the disposition made OF the persona.
estats. aad also showing the present Indebted
Tess OF said estate. and iurtncr sho~ing that
th.r is no sutiicent personal property to pay tho
remiinin- outstanding rrd, btedncss
Aud Ia sod psttion they ask authority to sel
q the right, title and interest o. said estate IN
lots Two o., three IL four a. } iivc 90 ID six
81. in block Fl e (5)in the CT y OF davenport,
S,.tt Comfy, low, n order, with Tho proceeds
th.reo, to pay the o'ai Ii ngt,nst i'd estate.
Yon re hereby u ,her nouf ID that Tuesday,
the III day Of Ar IL ,A.D 1863, has been fixed
by ssii J lhn.on County Proost Court for the
hearing OF said aoplsation, ard that you can
t.vn AMI there appear AMI oppose the grAut,ns Of
tn authority, # you desire 10 10 so.
HU0h :. CARA,
JOHN i. GABLE,
Executors OF tho estate Of David Cocki'y. dcc'd
III h iyt
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-25

70 Henry Miller

70 Henry Miller:
IIR:-You are hereby notified, in accordance
- with = direction Of the Council Of the City
oi davenport. given AZ she regular meeting OF
said Council. March 4th, 1863 to the I'm iers'gn.
o /, City Marshal Of sail city, within twenty days
after one weeks pub ication OF TINS notice. to-
wit: Within twrnty day. from the 10th day of
Ma ch, 1853. u fiji up the west 60 feet VI H.,
il Bl,cS 10 the city of Davenport, so that f.ui
and .tagpAnt water will MT re Gaia on said lot
II sa,d lot IS not 6iisd by you within the time
herein limited, the same will be done ut you ex-
pense inc uding cots. togche With 70 pei CO 1t.
pen.l'y the ,ame
MARsn.Ls Osr,oE, City Of Davenport.
scott Co., Iowa, March 9th. te6S.
Il. LtONAkD,
Marshal Of tho City OF Davenport.
inch l0-lw
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N EW YORK.
Great Books in 1'ress.
THRILLING INCIDENTS
GREAT KEDEkLlONrs
Or
The neYOien Of eur Soldlefs'k Sallofb
ILLUSTRATED.
col, large l2mo. Price, fl.26.

The critics ana the public arc tight in predict
ny that this Will fupa,s, In gihphie narrative,
exciting interest aud extensive popularity, all
,thcr histories ~ the ~ i,r tie iior Its
sh'n,e vii be tho heroic dnri, gJntient suffering,
and hair breadth otcape. Of on, foldi.,s ard ,al-
orh, and its ihrtd'hH will torn the theme If
conversation III tnnumcisllo hicsides i.r ysars 10
ootne u will contain, IL addition 10 il NtirrinR
dctils, tie rhiioroI Lionl nsY,is 81 the taus, =
Of th' War, iy John Iotbt.p Morley, IL D.,
Author Of Tho kiro II tho Dutch Re, ullic."
oto tho dates 81 sl tho important events IRON
the John Brow raid. and sn accurate aid revised
account OF tho principal battles. with accurate
cngnvings
ono th,id Of the proceeds OF MI subscriptions
sopt to us vii he Riyon for tbe roioi OF disabied
soldiers. lad all p.rroIs Who witb a copy 81 tho
work. and also tu ben. IL tho sodieis should .cpd
Their name ana addrcse nt once. Also, any oflicer
or private. or person in any section oi tho coun-
try, having knowledge OF heroic Gct OF stirring
'n',dont, vii "b,ge US by sending Us - socount
Of IL.
boohhe!ler', Pos,masters, Grd CgnvAMipg
Agents will DO furnished With IA ,ubscr, ptiob lro-
tlcctus, on Application 10 the publishers.
~ A liberal commission given To soldiers de-
siuing 10 act ~ agents in taking subscriptions.
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TO LET.

0FPICEs AND VERY LAR0E ROOMS II
~ Post Of6os and LeC1sase blocss, The L.
Claire Makot House, suitable for storage Of gsaia
GEO. l.. DAVENPORT, -
jobs i COFFIN.
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zOr ANLp.

VNHT BAR FIXTURES OF A FIRST CLASS
] Saloon. together with SOME liquors, will be
soli cheap or traded for good pair OF horses and
wagon lLquire OF
m hl9lw 1. w. HARRISON.
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The Fairy Woddins! I.

DY SPECIAL ARRANGEMENT WE PUB
ID lsh crc'asioely tLo Cam Inoro6KArns OF
TIE LiLLIIUTIAs WkDiIs0 PARTY, ~ follows:
Price.
GEs. Tom THusB in his W dding snf 20 OTIS.
MRs. Ggs Ton THUMh in Uedd.ay dress. 25
Mn add Mas. GKs. TON THuME,io Wcddt.y
CoAaopoaK MUTT and MISS MIssiE yrooms-
man and Jridesnoid .................2
nRs GEs. Tox THUMB. In celebrated Re
ctItion dytss..................
MISSES LsyihA and MINNIE WARREN. %
The whole BRIDAL Party, group OF four
Cird ..........-.. ....... ........ 30
The BRIoAL PARTY, (Sereoscopio pcturc) 30
The BaIDAL Party, (Stereo .co2io coiored I.75
The price of card pictures, colorsd, will BIO IL n
ccntsextra.
Can DO sent by NAL on receipt Of prico and
postage stamp.
None gcLu ne unless stamped with our trade
mark. EA, 10 IA cir lie, on the 'front.' u the photo
grap.. be"afo vi spurious copies made from en-
CRAVINGS. eic.
EAH. r. ANTHONY. sol broadway. n. Y.
Manufacturers of tho best photographic Albums
and Publishers OF Card photographs Of cslcbri-
ties.
The Negatives OF these exquisite pictures were
made for u. by BRADY.
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0ssios Seed.

TAN now PREPARED TO FURNISH THE
Il public with (vsh Onion S,sd. All who ass .
wanl Of COED g .iols will plsase give ne saii'
n. JORDAN,
lab :s.islu Ne. Weet 6oeao48
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Bounty aMd Pensions.

Wy A LATE Law OF CONGRESS-, ALL
ID soldiers who have been discharged 10 Co.'S
sequence of wounds received In battle, are nov
entitled 10 the 500 bounty.
We collect Is -USrixs for soldiers Who have
served two yea -, or ~ho have been discharged
~ above; also IsvALID PEssIoks and PsSsioNs
for widows, minor children, mo aers and orphan
sisters Of deceased soldiers also the bounty due
the vi ows. minor children, parents OF relatives
of dsoeAsed soldiers.
PARKER 4 EDWARDS.
inch 2or Main street Davenport
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-25

Far1Ms 10 Let.
q FARMS OF 100 ACRES EACH.
q 2Farms OF 100 acres each.
Farms Of ~ acres each.
To rent for cash rent orly. Inquire Of
JOHN l.. SWITS,
Real Estate Agent,
dee 81-dv2v Nickoiis' Block.
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Tho Daily DsaseraG and News,
RICHARDSON, WEST 4 CO.,
ra0PaiEIORs.
y. N NcuARDsOE, o80. .. v1a'
GRO 2. CARpDnP0S.
We the undersigned agree to the following
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION:

DAiLr.-l5 cents per week. p :, able to sri' ~
Mail aud post-otce subscri bers, 90 per Inu n
payable in advance.
WKRxLY.-&2,00 per snnum, In advance.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-25

J. A. KElD. N. H.,
IJHYSlClAN AND SURGEON. OFFiCL
1 and residence No. %, corner Main AMI Third
tessts, az, ,porG, lows julyl d
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CARDS.

j. W. IL. BAkEN, N. ~.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. OFFICE IN
i Post Office Building. Residence on Fifth
street, between brady and Perry streets, ven.
D0ft Iowa. nov lv-dAw tf
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DK. GEO. w. McCAKN,

ID lYSICIAN AM Surgeon. JFFICE-
i in room directly over the Post Office.
DIR. Go. ". Mc3AsS's residence. east side Of
Braiy. second dovr from corner Of 9Th.
i'm !,se
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DIX. J. C. PACKER

DIR. J. e.. PACKER,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. OFFICE,
i No. Z trauklin Block, % .ona foor, Brady st.,
between Sec 1ui and Toird, Davenport, Iowa.
Resi- ienc J, corner n nth and lie Claire SITS.
de.l lag
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Dn. GEO. e. NEW ELL,
ooc95urgeon 4 Nsc h n ical
ID e NJ II Z - r.
os1,oE cosNER OF RRADY AND THIRD srs
CHARGES MODERATE.
ahlt

SAM'L kNOKN.
Attorney AND COUN iEL.OR AT LAW
n Can be consulted ia the German and Eng
iisn.
OpFiCg Up STARE in Nichol-' Bl ,rk, corner OF
"a and Sra iy sts., Davenport. Iowa.
soldiers kouutes AID all hind OF military
bu mas. attended to fehlSJiy
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1863-11-19
T$l.OO PER ANNUM

SHEEP AND DcGs We have looked with
some interest through pamphlet copy oe .
very long speech IN the Legislature Of Virginia,
by Mr., McCue, ON a oiii OF his to protect sheep
and increase the produetiun of wool Mingled
with number of roetical quotations which
SEEN sadly OF place ip such production
are many statistical and economical facts wer.
thy of the attention of the liz sislature and the
people. For instance, ne shows that while the
average consumption of wool tor clothing In
the Southern States j. 6 pounds to each person
man. woman and child the actual home pro-
ductIon is but pDunds-only one third OF the
required quantity. But mere than that nearly
two thIr DIS ui the production 10 IN thnse States
now in the possession of, the enemy. What
we are To do for woolen Clothes for the army
and The people rs, under these circumstances,
mo.t serious question. In Virginia, North aud
South Caroi,na and Georgia, the number Of
sheep and quantity of wool are shown o. the cen
suses of 1850 aud 1860, to be decreasing. Mr..
MoCue proposes to put stop TO this decreasing
| by killing the dogs and by ceasing TO kill ana
eas mutton aud lamb. He supp"-es the NUM-
| Der of dogs to he eqna' to one third OF the pop
! ulatou. 3O5S5l5 "A n sse eAt'avagant estl-
ma.e--and that tn y couapme frd worth as
present enormous prices s1oi l57 l25 per an
un. lns,-ad Il be'rs Consumers TO such q
trightlul ex nj, and rsts . ot ling one.tourth
of 10 Sh-"p. 722 .34o, "or'h, at $75 per
head, 1929 l16 900. ~ proposes t" Kill all Inc
Gogs. stating thai each one will yield gallon
of OIL s-cnno only in quality TO meats foot,
worth SIS, his skin, green, IS so dressed $3S.
i-mak.ng the value of al The dead dogs after
dressing their SKINS, 1882 100000. The dog
skin Is tough, soft, pahe aud nearly equal to
kid or calf for ladies' wear, or for sumner wear
for genslemens boots. The carcasses Of tho
dead dogs would be vauabs 10 he nitre beds.
Mr.. McCue's figures are certainly 'arge-.hs
figures Of az enthu.iast-but they approximate
the truth, and be brng respectable authority
f to sustain mxny Of his facts.
From the bo,ks Il IN" saiesnen Of stock ia
Richmond he finds that 40, A Is sheep and 'amHs
9 are slaughtered in that city year. Hs earn
esty urges that the people refuse to eat mutt
ton or lamb while there is such manifest
scarcity OF wool. -, 80.
). A considerable par' of tho speech is devoted
to Cons deration "t the prniah ensss of sheep
raisrcg, provided sh"y could ae protected from
the ravagrs of dsIs. '
Gov. Vance ha, PROMISES Mr.. MeCus ts
b, ing the subject net're the Legislature at lti
. ensuing session. which, by he way, Will com
menee on the An MoGdsy Goo 23d) of thi
moath. Fayetteville Observer ,'.'-'
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1863-11-19

Lieut.. C.. Hodge, Of the same regiment, and
Lieut.. Col. Terry. Of the TIN LOUISIANA regiment
" also taken prisoners one time, but sue
csedsd in making thee escape.
Among tn. prisoners are Col Penn, Of the
7th Louisiana regiment, and Capt. john Angel,
commanding the 3.h Loui~ana regiment. II IS
si<o believed tha. Col. a. c. God Win is pris-
mar, as on SUNDAY, the day after the battle.
,sh brigades were under the charge of Gen.
Hays.
TIE LET of killed and wounded or our side
). III probably not exceed three four hund-
red, very small proportion at whom being of
fcers. Col Sellers, Of the 30th North Caroli>
ma regiment, received a mortal wound IN the
right breast. Tps officer leo his reg I'm ent into
he fight on foot, and is represented TO nae
Shown great fear ressness end courage. 10 the
early part Of the ensagenen be received Sc
we're wound in the arm, bul refused to leave
the field. aud continued to cheer his men tIii
Later IN the evening, when he was struck the
second time ard had to be borne Oft the feid
Cant. John Withersronn OF COMPANY 4, 3Oth
n. c.. regiment, as also severely wupcueu.
A,non, the Yankees, it is believed mat sew
prai General officers were killed, a short
time before The close of the day, and when per
ha ps the ene.n. thought they had captured all
uur trnops a group of mounted oihcers, evil
IDENTIFY prominent leaders. rode right into par
~ of our troops, who were in ravlne, "hea
thew i'm ~ edate ely rose up and fired. Not one
uf them escaped, as they Were seen 20 tall ao-
oar ntiy l,le:ess from their horses. PREVIOUS
60 this one Yankee officer was seen to fail
wound ed, and afterwards, in a prostrate con-
d,,on. con,;nned for several m,notss to fire at
,ur men till q we'll directed shot succeeded IN
| ending his career on this earth.
There was no fighting yesterday, but iofor-
! c,atoz was received through the wounded sna
,n Sunday heavy fight occurred about one
| mile oeyond Cuiprper G. Il. From all 'nd'
| cations we may reasonably look for rsnewa
Of the c..nh ct in tew days on u general scale
Abont one HUNDRED and fifty o. the WOUNDED
were yesterday received at ths Seabro"k nos
pi,ai. VII. bad thrr wounds p'"PcTf attende'
| to- ard we're afterwards assiJne} to 'he ditfer'
s.l hospitals 10 the city, Rich. Dispatch.