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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-06
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-06
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al NUr'h western kan~ay. kuuniux { rough
WITHOUT charged Cars 10 Jsnesv,ii-,. " ater,u~n,
rond 81 &C and o.k"sh. add connecting at -
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~scsm-Is, ahosdl,s tbs direc' nud exp.difiu0s
route to a'i uoinis Ia the NORTH and NUkfn-
SEST.
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all Nigh, Tram.
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-06

HHt TNhfR SlGNEp HAVING ON MS
entire tick OF Boot, atd Stoe. 20 WIN g.
= nah trg- leave 20 get IN h. hanks =, hi
.ir - tof 10 iihrral sfrnb,ge with v ieh mo,
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he - his suc 'osS,,r in iu .i,ts. wh.m NJ
1T irn.y assures them they viii fud wor,hy
j TOLD.
Stpfem or llth 1885.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-06

n Noni rsi,s n Tall aud ,mplr'a account of the
y " "hd ff"5-ess y the L -bciiun, the :. rieu.
val aad military engagements. mad n. t.-.aa
- as .e"oiiLsd by Afme. ard lad nidu.Is and
40 mn; ocs'ss ~ the tisiI, Camp. l.o,uits
by JOHN s G. ABBOTT,
Autncr q the "atthveat II ~ (" .iife n \.
fhzoi ~ ny u tic F.eneb Re,ou ~, .
etc. 'o13
= iiu rated With Diagrams and NUN, rons sal
Eng" = % hattie N.eaes. and .,lra 4
DISH 'ei bed Ven by tae beet Artist. in A -.
ca. Il ~.i. b. Issued in Nv, Ross c,a,
ume Of over z5p lss.s esra. .,oi ,,
van "a ~ seii his History Ia each comfy Il Il .
c's-5 oi Illinois. Apply'tv ora ,d-,ss
u ShEE AGO,
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THIS FAka's STYLES,

Trash srou the msuufaetursr, ana 'u'P ''e's'
shall continue TO keep % anu 'Si ~ a'f0'
of fresh
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-04-20

~
Of the Federal forces at WasEington~ succeed
ed in passing the Confederate batteries IN
gunboat on the 18TH and arrived safely at
Newnern. The gunboat received many shot,
hut WIS not disabled. The pilot was killed,
and several wounded. Gen. t. rel orts that
the troops had been supplied with provisions
and ammunition, and were well fortified ana
able to hold the place until further reinforce
ments could reach them. Gen. Nagle was letC
in command. 1t is said that four regiments
from Gen. Hunters army are to he sent for,
ward to the relief of Washington 1T IS SAID
that Gen. Fosters visit to Newbern is tor the
purpose of moving the seven thousand troops
in that vicinity
A Fortress Monroe dispatch states that Gen.
Dix and staff left for Suffolk on Saturday
morning There were rumOrs OF lighting on
the B!ackvater, but nothing reliable had been
received
A Frederick sburg letter, dated the |4th in
slant, published in late Richmond paper,
states that fight occurred on that day at kel-
lv's Ford. about twenty five miles above Fred
erickshurg. Six thousand Federal cavalry,
under command IF Gen Stoneman, attempted
to cross, but did not succeed. 1t was reported
that large force of Federal troops have been
massed at United States Ford, and that large
bodies of cavalry and wagon trains were NOV
ing up the river.
A dispatch to a New York paper states that
the Confederates have gathered large forces
along the fords of the Rappahannock, put
have not attempted to cross. The report that
Gordonsyille had been captured and occupied
BY the Federal troops it is ascertaIned, was
without foundation in fact
Port Royal advices to the 18th INST, are re,
ceived and report all the Monitors returned
| from Charleston for repairs. The Federal troops
still occupv Seabrook and Folly Island. 1t is
stated that some dissatisfaction is expressed
with Admiral Dupont as commander Of the
| fleet. and movement IS making for his reno
val
A Norfolk letter expresses the opinion that
| there will be no great battle at Suffolk. The
| writer says 'sWe outnumber the enemy there
and have the advantage Of strong lntrench-
ments. Unless Gen Peck takes the initiative
AID advances on the enemy, | am confident
there will be no battle. .
The Mount Washington was toWed to New
port News on Wednesday, where she will be
| repaired. She received two shots in her boil
! er, and several struck her engines, damaging
them considerably. Her wood work is pierced
! through and through One Of the Minnesota s
seamen, temporarily on the Mount Washing
ton, was killed. but none Of the men belonging
to her we're injured SO as to keep them from
duty, although many were struck; by flying
splinters ard Slightly hurt. The pilot of the
! Stepping Stones lost one of Lis legs, The gun
boats on the Nansemond have received a rein
forcement of the following gunboats from the
Potomac hotilla: Yankee, Capt Ives; C"ur
de Lion and Primrose, Capt Street:
Official information has been received of the
canture, on the 18th inst, of the Confederate
Gen French's chief of staff The capture was
! ,aaada az, tho Nansnnannd river by ient Gush=
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-04-20
FOREIGN MISCELLANY.

prayity announce that na]Or fanpazol0, ol
bucharest. has discovered the sword which be-
]ongc.l 10 iS:om. son Of King David The
blade has on one side the following words traced
~ 1ebrey characters: "prynscnl from Cessur
20 Ahsaloul, sou Of David -.Jeho, .jeho. > On
the <a!ut: >c is engraved the image OF The
h>xaGonal s:aI oi David, and on the other some
characters. the meaning Of which has not yet
};;,,.n explained On the corresponding place
t. those or the Hebrew characters ana on the
opposite sido Of the blade, are these words en-
gravea in gold ",litus aHcept eS Jerusalem.
Eliza IIeuly, Beranye1's 'Liscttc: has just
died III Paris hospital, sevantyonc years DID,
For some tine previous to her death she lived
n = Door attic on ten half pence a day, the
produce of her handiwork. Not one OF the
1nanv admirers Of Boranger seems to have re-
mcmbered his old friend
The introduction Of the new silk moth BON
hyx Cynthia into Europe, bids fair to be of
great Importance 1t is reported that the al
most incredible quantity Of one hundred mil
lions Of trees are now planted III France torthe
&ustonarce Of the caterpillar
Garcia and Calzodo, who caused such a scan
dal il Paris society some tin since, by cheat
ing at cards, have received their condemnation.
The former was sentenced to five years con-
tinemont, and to pay the complainant ABOUT
$4,000; the latter received sentence OF thlr-
teen months imprisonment, and was to pay
similar sum Of money.
A splendid prize was recently picked up by
the captain and crew Of the Annie Vernon,
British steamer trading between Newport,
Monmouthshire, and other ports in England.
Whie on her voyage off Holyhead she tell IN
with large East Indlaman, which had been
abandoned took her in tow and brought her
in. She was laden with lakewood and rice
and the cargo alone is valued at 100000. The
salvage yields to the captain such a sum as will
enable him to retire, and the other otflcers and
n,en each have q handsome share
The New York World thus defines its posi-
ton, on the question Of peace 1--WE will
never, either with majority Or against ma
jority, consent to peace on the basis Of disu-
MON until one Of two things are apparent which
we cannot see now IF we should be SO whip
pe1 by the rebels as to take away all reasona-
bic hope Of destroying their armies, we should
consent to peace: perforce and eat, with the
whole North the bitter bread OF humiliation.
Or f by the loss of the next presidential cleo
ton it shonld be made certain that conc citation
viii not be practiced toward the South after its
armies are st1bduea, thus precluding the pos
Sitility Of its government without sub
versior, of our republican institutions, we
should then be for peace, whether acting
with a majority or against a majority
We had rather see two free republics with
in the limits of the United States than one
centralized military despotism. But we Go
not vet so far despair Of the military spirit
or the public virtue OF the people, as to
..I.,, c,o.,, Jorno+icm hut IN the r1llt
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-04-20
NUNPOWDER TEA Of very eholcs 4'"'
VI ty just received and for GGn SS5e 3? 3 Kings
NH D-lm& HEN COOh, ~

- INFION, q ~ KIN INV steaWe!
KEYPORT CAPT. T. A: Ryther o vii! Fri Fri.
dds a4 I at o. D. n n for Aiexandr Washington
and landings on the Po59m2c river river every Tue;
day. at a. m, and Alexandra same the heSP oo-
a. m, for Baltimore and landings On Wv
mae river .,+ accompany
rs Custom House permits i 1lo1,n n Potomac
freight for Alexandra ana lahu'A's"
river. :,
All freight must be prepaid, - on board Or to
fo SE IEf;fd1 a. PassA s6Ss' 142 Light '''
vhar1] = bal AZ ehqES0DERs s. CO., Alex
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Deg~ DON'T OVERLOOK THIS ~s@
LA G. E S / E Q
DRY GOODS AND MILLINERY,

AT 132 KING SIkEEi
(Opposite the Provost Marshal|s Ohc 1s1 .
THE UNDERSIGNED, having. decaeu ln 70
4 close up business, offers great !naucslh, avs
to the citizens Of Alexandria and vicinity Ias
ing on hand large stock bought before the es ss
rise in cotton goods Bargains may be eA AZ
ed, as all goods from this date will Dc Go 1I'a and
first cost in order to close business ~ WrS S
see for yourself, at 1872 King street. AZ ''A'
SCHwARZ's old stand. . all again
P. S. Persons wishing to Duy W
Will 40 vel! 10 call III tlh1e' T.. =.
NH 25-tf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-04-20

Gilbert s. Miner is announced rs a canaI-
date tor Congress.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1863-06-27

Road The following from HIN. Morris
Morris. fomerl, Auditor Of The State o. In
diana:
ISnIArAroLIs. Sept. 2. 1857.
On. G.. w. RpBAcK-Dear Sir: Having
been troubled Tor several years with extreme
debility and weakness, SO much 50 that
was unable to attend % my ordinary bust
ness az times, and having heard Of ihe won
derful cures that your Sea ndlnavian Blood
Purifier and Pills were effsctng, was in.
duced by friend to try them. ! have been
using the Purifier for The last Twelve months
and find The medicine fully eqlal tots &c.
CONNIE ndsiions. SO valuable Is lis use "a
me, that can not now dispeNe with The
use Of il a,ny advanced age Of ife-seven
iy-sevcn years.
IchecrIullr give this in formation for the
bene:i, cf hose similarly affected.
Yours truly,
Morris Morris
See advertisement.
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NJ Office y hereby given tha' by virtue
~ 81 an order Of the Dubois Common
Pleas Court, The undersigned administrators
de bonis non Of The estate ~ Mortar Jnne
deceased will offer for sale ., public auction
on The premises. on
SATURDAY the 9th, DAY - JUNE
1868. the following Described Lard ene
Premises, situated in the County Of Dubois
and Safe of Indiana 20 vii. The east hall
OF south east ar If section fifteen t-5) 'owr
one Il south - range three l3) west; rIs'
the west halt II The south wrs' a.. of@eciior
No. fourteen (14) town one Cd sou'h y
rage 'hree 90 wet, containing tcgcihe
lGO acres more or less.
TERMS --One third cnsh, The residue i
equal payments AZ six and twelve months
with note OF interest, waving ben' III ~ ap
praismcnt, iand secured BY good frr. hol
security. SHE 20 hrrin - n'clnck 7 NJ
ALLEN r. FlEMi G admir-.
may 23d. 1868 -4w
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yEvlE advertiser having been restored 70
4 health In few weeks. byavery stun pie
remedy, AFTER having suffered several years
with square lung affection, and that Dire nd
disease, C.nsumpii ,n-is anxious % make
knows 10 his fellow sufferers the means
OF cure.
To an who desire il. he will send copy
~ the prescrio,l,n used Gree o. chrrge,)
which fhay will find SURE Cure Cor Gov
SUMPTION, ASTHMA. BBpScHlrIs, e.. Tne
nnly object ~ The advertiser 10 srnding ne
Pfe.cripiinn j. 70 benefit the afflicted. an
spread iniormstion which he csncelves q
b. invnl uable and he hopes everv sufferer
viii try Bis remedy. as il will cost then
no,h:n n. and may prove blessing.
aev EDWARD a WILSON.
W II mshrrr. Kings County, New York.
Anrii IL -3m. = n.
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nFshs Conmon and Congressional Town
~ AZ School Funds OF Dubois county,
Isd,aas. fos The fisesl year 1852, from The
1eee dav 81 Aprfl. 1852. 70 the 3Ist day OF
Nsrsh, lo0s, both days inclusive, as report
= q ike Board Of County commissioners o.
their lane term. 1868, rs follows:
RECEIPTS.
There We remaining IN The Treasury on
the 6ss day II April 1862 ss2i y
Thess hoo since been received
49, Goll<>~iuw amouufs
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FOR SALE BY

NJ. Freedman, Jasper;
FRED Herman. HARRISON Township;
JoHx L. HofFMAs. Columbia Township;
GE,. ii. FFMAx, HARRISON Township;
ESQ Il SHuRTz. Ferdinand;
JoHx q BEcKnAs. Ferdinand;
ERssT fIcKuARDT, Huntingsburg;
l.. X. TAYLOR, Irelnnd;
md by Druggists aud Merchants ever
where.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1863-06-27

For Rats, Mice, leoachC~.
ANTS. EScdssM%S. w 0tIas liz E'urs
sS0oEcns. &C.. Enkccts, on
Plants, Fowls, Animals, dc.
pu' 10 10 csc soc. and 500 , xes, B,'iles
and F'lasks 50 and IS sizes ~ Hotels. FuE
Lie ISATrTrTfoss. &c.
"Only in.alliblc remedies known
Free from Poisvns."
mot dangerous 20 the Human Family n
.Rars come out ot their holes 70 die
s. sold Wholesale IN All large ci,ies.
~ s I'D BY all DEUcGIsTs End RETAiLrEs
everywhere.
o. II. BEwAiE ..r' of al worthless limits
tons.
az See that "CosTAR's" name Is on each
Box Bottle and Flask. before yen buy
~ Address HENRY r. COSTAR
t. PRINCIPAL DEraT 49, BEoADwAY- N. y.
IL Sold bv-M FRIEpMAs,- jasper, Ind.
April 1lrh. 1868 SIN
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NO TIC Il.
$3.50 RE w ARD

NOR the arrest. and return Of John Dyer.
y Private Of Cum pany k Ssh Regi-
msat, Indiana Volunteers, who deserted
HE Regiment on % about The lst day o.
Msrch 1868. n the same timestealing from
his fellow soldiers q considerable sum o.
aoaey. All Expenses incurred will b.
promptly paid. II he can not Be taken alive
the same reward will be given, u an
aetiGe ed Of his death BY shooting.
ROBERT WALTER. Lieut..
05sh Reg Ind Mounted Volunteers.
June 18th, 1868 -3w
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1863-06-27
ADMINISTER TORS sALE.

DulNtSTRh TORS SALE.
NOTICE j. hereby given that ! viii sell
AN q public anr'nn on
WEDNESDAY, JULY ~, 1858.
q The la,e residence n Andrew Nc 4,
Isse " Dubois county. deceased. all his rcr-
sons pscpersy, NOT taken bv he widow
consisting Of tiorse-, ilYrS. Cub, sheep,
Grsia, Wheat 10 the field. 70, Blacksmith
tools. household furniture and farming
inplem enls &c.
Tevms--A credit Of twelve months will be
given on 81 sums over three doliars, the
purchaser giving biz note with approved se
csfiiy. waving Valuation md srrraismrn'
Laws, bearing interest from date; under 81
cash in hand
JOHN DUDlNE. admr.
June IL. 1s63-3~
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1863-06-27
r. TATsL ESEa II ID I7OG
PETER LORILLARD,
SNUFF e. TOBACCO MANUFACTURER.

1G a. Is CHAMBERS ST,
Formerly II Chatham Street, New York
XVvOUi.D call the attention o. Derlers
w the articles 81 his manufacture, viz:
BROWN SNUFF.
Macab.y Domingos,
Fine Rappce, Pure Virginia,
Coarse Rsppee. Nachi'oches,
American Gentleman, Copenhagen
YELLOW SNUFF.
Scotch. Honey Dew Scotch,
High Toast Scotch. FRESH Hone, Scotch
Irish High Toast, Fresh Scotch.
OF Lundy foot.
IL Attention is called 20 The large reduce
ton 10 prices OF Finc-Cut Chewing aud
smoking Tobaccos, which will be found u
"a Superior Qnslify.
TOBACCO.
SMOKING. sM KING.
Long, s. Ingo,
No I. Spanish,
No ?, CANISTER.
Nos.lx2 mixed Gsanulated Turkish
FINE CUT cHEwIsG.
PA. L., or plain.
sCavendish. or Sweet,
Sweet Scented Oronoco,
Tin Foil Cavcndish,
lin b. A circular OF prices will be GENT o.
application. April rs, 1868,
Alvertigr NJ thc .l.spcr Courier.
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ADMINS FRAT OR'S NOTICE OF
Pu,,IiC Sale Of Land.

NOTICE ID hereby given that by virtue
~ or an order OF the Dubois Common
Pleas Court. the undersigned administrator
de bonis non az the estate Of John ".
lIurhs, deceased, will offer for sale at public
auction, on the premises. on
FRIDAY the Srd DAY Of JULY, 1868,
The following described Land. one acre ~
south east corner cf out 10, No. four (4)
il town OF IIun,ineburg, Dubois County
State cf Indiana. \.
TERMS "A credit Ct six months WI
be given, purchaser giving hls note WIZ
approved security. waving valuation AM
iappr aisemcnt lave, with interest.
" MORMON FISHER, odm'r.
] luac 6,h, iss3.-iNt
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NOTIcE TO HEIRS OF PETITION TO
SELL REAL ESTATE.
State Of Indiana, Dubois County:
NOTICE i hereby given that GERHARn
~ NrrnArs, Administrator Of tho estate
of HERMAN BEHRESs deceased has filed his
pc,,ion' 10 sell the Real Estate Of the
dsc, denf. his personal estate Being Insult
ficen, 10 pay bis debts; and thu, said
pe,i'ian viii De heard Of the next term o.
he Courrof Common Pleas; Of said Count,
Witness my hand his 3oih day Of MAY,
1863. H-SRY A. HvLTHAus, Clerk,
G. &. r., Dubois County.
Adams g. Bnetner, AtiJ's.
n lane & 1864 -3A%
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SO Wages Paid! SlOO
10 sell goods for The ADAMS SEWING Ma
CHINE COMPANY. We will give commits
zion on all goods sold by our agents, or pay
wages al from $40 to 500 per month. and
nay all necessary expenses. Our machine
il perfect in i's mechanism. A child can
learn TO operate il bv hall m hours ins,ruc-
tinn! II is equal u any Family Sewing Ma
chine ia use, and we have rednced the price
10 Fifteen Dollars.
Each machine is warranted for three years
Address @ RUGGLES.
lfy Gen. agent, Detroit, Mich.
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TB hereby given 70 al persons whom i
! nay COO cern lhst Sarah Margaret Car
be sbsconded from my bed md boarding
Take vsra.nGall persons, and not credit
nor hasbos her on my account. Patoka'
township Dubois County. Indiana
JACOB GAR MAN.
Juoe 18th, 1863 -3ws.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
~ Office 10 hereby given lha, The under.
~ signed has been appointed Admins
traitor OF the estate Of George fimtcI.
deceased. Said estate 10 supposed 70 30
solvent.
JOHN HIMSEL, udmr.
june 20. 1S63-3u*
Advertise III II, jlsror Courier.
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AID MINIS fKkTUK' NUiINh
A1osscs ia hereby given thal The uadrr-
AVsixnsd hae been appointed adu.inista'sf
~ shr estate al Andrew NJ eiz. deceased,
said estate il surprised i.D.. insusve \.
JOHN DUDiNE, admr-
jane IL h. 1S63.-3x.
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qhece Eittsrs are r'itup IN quart
bottles. III rrhtch the nbove 10 q fac
simile. Che label is finely en-
qravsa. and ID provided ivith
safe guard from ccunterteiters.
price 81 per bottle, or sir for w.
@. W. Robacl, proprietor, ne. 2
East Fourth Street, Cincinnati, to
ivhon all orders should Be- adj
dressed.
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EXPENDITUEES-
rhcrr has been paid W q The Treasury
rom ~ firN dry " iune. 1861 W. 'hc
al tny d May, 1868 both DAYS inrlu-
1--WE, Ihe iollOv ing sums upon The iviiow-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-28
a.. IL. ENERso,

Agent for Lee County, Iowa,
oct23-d FORTH sr., EEeKrx
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-28

Yet so strong is the feeling
of the present day against war. that this
danger, which few years age would have
amounted to a certainty, seems likely TO be
averted solely By the moderation and good
sense Of France. Austria and Eng land
Ne have been witnessing for the last two
years the destruction Of the raw material
OF our mos. valued manufactures, through
the agency of the Northern States otAmeri-
ca, and this injury to our dearest inter-
ests has been accompanied with every
menace which could possibly be employed.
Yet we have submitted to an imperfect
blockade, which a single puff of eur
breath would blow away. and allowed a
military government to consolidate itself,
which is almost certain to use its usurped
powers against US, rather than take any
step which shall interfere with the peace
Of the world.-[ London Times, Oct. I.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-28

TIE Bassie % ChfckamaNgn..A Dis.
cussion Of Strategy.
It is said that General Bragg's plan Of
attack was designed to be the same as lna'
of Gen. Lee on Chickamauga, VIZ: = move-
ment down the left bank OF the Onicns-
msugs by . column which was 70 1a1e Ine
anemv n flank. and drive him down the
river 70 the next ford or crossing below,
-har. !. second column was to cross over
md mite with the first in pushing the
enemy still further down the river, until
ali the bridges and fords had been uncov-
cred and our entire army passed over
This plan was frustrated, according to
report. by counter movement, which is
explained in the following order Of the
Federal General Thomas. This order
was found upon the person of Adlutant
General Muhleman, OF General Palmer's
staff, who subsequently fell into our
hands:
HEApo' Rs 14TH ARMY CoRPs,
NEAR McDAEIEL's HOUSE,
Major General Palmer:
The rebels are reported in quite heavy
force between you and Alexander's Mill.
If YOU advance as soon as possible on them
in front, while attack them in flank, |
think we can use them up.
Respectfully,
Your obediert salyt,