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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-06-05
FROM GEN. BANKS DEPARTMENT..

A dispatch in the New Orleans Era of the
oath, dated Port Hudson Plains, May 22d,
says ,, Yesterday Auger's whole division
was engaged in a 9 hours fight, on the Port
Hudson Plains, miles in the rear of Port
Hudson. on, the Bayou Sara road. lid 1rl "a
"The rebels were thoroughly whipped,
and left a large number Of killed and wound
ed on the field. The rebel General Gardner
sent in a flag Of truce at midnight, asking
permission to, bury their dead, .s+ 80. :.
1--WE took 1000 prisoners. The enemy
was driven 3 miles from his first position,
and Anger bivouacked on the field Of battle.
t"Our loss is II killed and Sc wounded
The 10th New York and I'd Louisiana suf-
fered most. Our men fought with great
hraYerYn .---H y. ~ 80. ~. - !.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-06-05

INDIAN TRouBf.Es.- Dispatches were receiv
cd at Des Nloines on the Goth ult. from For,
Randall, Dakota, calling for immediate rein
forcements to meet the threatened Indian
troubles. The dispatch states that seyera
Butte Sioux Indians had pitched their camps
within the grounds Of the Fort, and insolent
ly defied the troops to remove them A di
visioDof the 9th Iowa cavalry, under Lieut.
Col, Pollock, were ordered to march at one,
to the Fort, and had left Sioux City for thai
purpose. s -a' F''i. 7....'if t'''I'-.9'
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-06-05
From the Bremen County Phoenix.


rroc .;co, ;oke uae narna.rated in town
ono week sro i.sfr sunday that is hard to
h..t It.wac l. nsspn that LENT M;lea wa !
- st,rt o., IondSSs morn;nc for Davefrort
and some narso,r sfsvho wished 70 cniov tI,e
sno,t0 intimateTSo one of the chiefs &c Con
rerdon, that the f;ent intended to olive him
= f.ae r;de 70 Davannort and hoard and lode.
irr at tho Govrrnment,s exnense in an in.
stant all was in turmoil. all Conperdom was
St;rrsd "a ;ts nrofn,,ndest dentbs !. mon went
rnsh limo from saloon TO crog sbop with white
faces and diiated ewes. teams were dispatched
through the country to bring in the Bod
Guor9 # lCopperheads c,asned their wives
sweet hearts and infants TO their bosoms and
then 71@b'1EEA fa1sI ss a. .. . "5
" " There were sudden partings, r.. ~ b,.'s
Such Is press the life from out young hearts d
- ,,.4.,ss:..' s ss', -, ..
anu o,uooeln anu az. ,ea,s n .nu tnen ivy aep-
aia.eu a'.e, e. .ha u .as sa. ~ p G,
lI,to eomn anu G,., :, .s y. sne L:sa'
UonleoeIo"; 49,, aL ~ liz ne.' anu snleiu,
'noy eane a a,aa $3.50 49, u,.
anu ho,s. p,sso's a .s Su J n ah
.,iel' "i''o iips anu '' .h N IN, 'n ~.
t1ey were leauy III nv i'ay. Luz. a'so'
oo1l .a Will cnal'enns ~ Anu en-
ueat"s eianess, %. 49, n:l nos''
nc alose aliu u'aue sPee1l ~ ms A3IeN'ren-
ssma 't"as oile' "i'o aioAsn' II WAS as
i'iio D H.
+" Bfa-barT Ic-cade-theEd in an
A.an t $3.50 W. sapsle , :. o. ~:
.uues, .ne "plN Mas soon uone, o'G,y "Senue
was s'9ssu sa,o 49,, VIC 80 aoo no u1eos
now: .nd hr;'snt ;deo hid orossa1 1t ,ba t,;
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-06-05

p. NJ & ", r RSw ..ses by the Cedar
Valley Times that a meeting was held at
Cedar Rapids last Friday, at which several
leading Railroad men Of Dubuque attend
ed, The, object was, tbs, completion Of. the
above named road to1Oedar Rapids III was
stated that for $3.50, 600 tte1road could be
brought out, all old matters cleared up and
the road completed to Cedar Rapids. The
company propose to issue bonds to the
amount Of So, 900 in sums of $500 each and
bearing I per cent sneasst, 1.-THE money sab
scribed not required to be paid until the road
is finished to that pleesrYs;2 .I,
ceived by the Cedar Rapids Railroad men.F-7-
1t will certainly benefit them immensely, and
more so than, for some years, their Cedar
Falls project, and, besides, can be carried 8ul
at comparatively small cost. We are glad
to see that they are describing the clumsy
name of this road, and are calling It by wha,
it really is--the Dubuque South Western
Railroad. -AaanaosG Eureka.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-06-05


From Sioux CRY. Martin Bailey, who at
present is at Sioux City, acting as assistant
to Quartermaster Bagg, in an editorial cor.
respondence to his paper, the Butler Co.
Stars and Stripes, says: st-& ,"o' - 1, '.'A
Hen. A. w. Hubbard cur, Congressman,
who has been, absent from home Tor some
time past, returned on the 18th inst, and
have met him daily since his return. He is
a man whom to, know is to esteem, He ap,
pears not to possess any eXuberance of mirth,
iulness, and yet should judge that he has
one of those quietly happy and cheerful DIS
positions, that are treasure not only to their
possessors, but source of happiness and
comfort to all their friends. Without any
peroeptble efforts on his pan to be such, he
is thoroughly a gentleman, while his ability
and integrity, cannot fail to give him name
and influence in his position of which his
constituents will be justly proud 3ol. ed y
Captain Bagg is becoming well acquainted
with the duties Of his Office, and is. discharg-
ing them with such promptness and fidelity
that he is fast gaining the confidence of the
officers of the command. The prospect is
that he will remain stationed at this post du.
ring the summer, but there is of course no
actual certainty in such a matter as this. ]
hope that the red skins up the river may be
pretty thoroughly cleaned out in course OF
the season, and that the rebels OF the South
may also within that time End their " last
ditch" Faeh ID .s. Tr,r., - ,,ag....f .fsi
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-06-05

Peovosr MARsHALs TO BE UNIFORMED.
An order from the Provost Marshal General
requires Provost Marshsls to wear the uni
form rs prescribed in the army regulations,
Of captain Of the general staff. AoT6 a'23 s1T(
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-06-05
REPUBLICAN STATE CONVENTION

The Republicans Of Iowa requested to send dele
gates to State Convention, to be held in the City Of
De. Mones, Wednesday the 18th of June, 1863, tc
commence at 10 O'Clock, A. M for the purpose Of plac
ing In nomination. to be voted for at the ensuing Octobe,
election candidates for Governor Lieutenant Governor
and Judge Of the Supreme Court and for the trans
action Of such other business may properly before
the Convention. - ta aaE Ef3aE@..a aE4a 2|2 eH
The ratio Of representation will be the same at the
last Republican State Convention, viz One delegate ID
each organized county, and delegate additional for
each 100 votes cast at the last Presidential election for
Hon. Abraham Lincoln President Of the United States
Fractional vote of 30 win be entitled to add
ona delegate All citizens without distinction Of party
who are heartily in favor of sustaining the Government
in the of all Constitutional and necessary War
for the speedy and complete suppression of the Re-
beon, and the punishment Of Treason who, are op.
posed to the schemes designed to bring anarchy and
blocdshed to resdes by dividing the Free States
Into hostile and petty Conederacies and who still be
eve in the good old doctrine Of General Jackson The
Union-it must and shall be preserved" are cordially
invited to unite in sending delegates, ..''
County Central Committees requested to take such
steps will insure fun attendance the Convention,
and thorough and efficient organization of their respec
tive counties. a-oE 81 a5 JAMES T. LANE, io
g1gl O. r.s4E rpas1d Chm State Executive Gem.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-06-05

MExIcANArFAIRs.-The report oflast week
that the French had been defeated in Mexico,
turns out to be untrue. On the contrary we
now have news that the French have been
successful in their attack on Puebla, captur-
ing the place and taking some $4,000 pris-
oners. ltappears that on the, ] 10th Of May
Gen. Forey opened with heavy artillery; on
the 18th a.breach was effected. The French
troops then moved to the assault, and after a
desperate resistance entered the place, when
Gen. Ortega surrendered Internationally ~
On the Goth one division of the French army
started for the City of Mexico q. '.@''7 s'n
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-06-05
Letter from Gen. Hunter 10 Jeff: Davis.
sHExpoUIRrtRs DIRT OF THE sourH,
FIIILToN HEAD, Po8r ROYAL, april %, II


ssHEypoUIRreRs DIRT OF THE sourH,
FITlLToN HEAD, Poar ROYAL, april 23, H
jefferson Daris, Richmohd,& "a: x =
The U. S. flag must protect all its defend
crs, white, black or yellow. Several negroes
in the employ of the Government in the West
ern Department have been cruelty murdered
by your authorities, and others sold into
slavery. Every outrage of this kind against
the laws of humanity which may take place
in this Department shall be followed by the
immediate execution of the rebel of highest
rank inany possession, man for man, the exc.
cution will certainly take place for every one
murdered OF, sold into slavery orse than
death. -. .5. ,.s .5sag ID al sa Fog;r a.r f.,t W. -
lon your authorities will rest the response.
bility of this barbarops policy, and you will
be held responsible in the world to come for
all the blood thus shed. In the month of Au-
gust last you. declared all those engaged in
arming negroes to fight for their country to
be felons, and directed the immediate eXecu-
ton of all such as should be captured 1''
have given you long enough to reflect on
your folly, : now. give you notice that un'
less that order is immediately revoked will
at once cause the execution of every rebel
officer and, every rebel STAKEHOLDER in my pos,
session. The poor, negro is fghting for lib
erty in its truest sense, and Jefferson has
beautifully said: az b.s ,.sra..5 81 .rl..ss... q .
I'm such war there is no attribute of the
Almighty which will induce him to fight or
the side of the oppressor." You say you arc
fighting for liberty. Yes, you are fighting
for liberty to keep millions of your fellow
beings in ignorance and degradation. Liber
ty, to, separate parents and children, husband
and wife, brother and sister. Liberty to'stea
the products Of their labor, exacted with
many "a cruel lash, and bitter tear. Liberty
to seduce their wives and daughters, and tc
sell your own children into bondage. 'Liber
ty to kill these children with impunitywher
the murder cannot be proven by one Of pure
white blood. @ This is the kind of liberty
the liberty to do wrong, which Satan ,chie
of the fallen angels, wasscontendins for
he was cast into hell. -s a
| y lhaye the honor 70 be- vsFy respectfully,
| ~ 3~a va Your most cbedient servant f~-~s
-, d. HUNTER
/ On fCaH6 Ma; Con Comma dt,p
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-06-05
2 Notice.
One HundIed Dollars Reward |

CTOLEN FROM THE PREMISES OF THE SUB
= scrber a resident Of the town OF Monona, Clayton
County Iowa. the night Of the 9th Of May 1858 TWO
horses, described follows One il bay horse four
years DID, small white spot in his forehead and white
nigh fore foot One six years old black mare white baz-
ed face two white hind feet, small white spot upon her
belly and large teats These last Charles
City ridden by two men, had sandy colored hair,
sore eyes about 40 years DID, and about feet high the
other short thick set, with dark hair. :
The above will given for the apprehension OF
the thief and information to the whereabouts Of the
horses sar-.-. " G4e,s & ,,r,
Monona, Clayton Co., Iowa, I
May 7th, 1868.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-06-05

irisreporedtha anprles has been made
by theeSurgeon GeneHalifof the esablish
mient of hospital for sick and wounded
Wisconsin soldiers at Prairie du Chen, on
the Mississippi river. J The reason for this
selection is stated to be the fact that trans
portation can be be made to that point alto
gether by river, thus avoiding frequent
changes. .Tg0YdFJt ''''''' lA@ 90 p
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-06-05

THERE are conflicting reports as to rebel
movements on the Rappahannock. Arumor
was aaoat that Lee was preparing to advance
on Washington. We do not believe that he,
will attempt anything Of the kind. .gag IT
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-06-05
County Convention.

The Republicans of Black Hawk County requested
to send delegates to County Convention to be held at
the Court House in Waterloo, on saturday, June
9th, sea, at r. Of that day, for the purpose Of
eecng delegates to attend the State Convention to be
held at Des Mones the 18th Of June next and for the
transaction Of such other business may properly
before the Convention. ~ --..,.r .,...,- ...
The representation will be the at the last Coun
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-06-05

IT is estimated, says the New York TIL
1une, that there will be six Thousand canal
boatsiin.operation on t'is Efiecanal this sum-
mer. So great is the amount of grain press,
ing forward to market, that is believed that
ali of them will be fully employed The ar
rival Of grain at Buffalo is greater than ever
before at this season. - sa 500
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-06-05

LATE advices from Port Royal state that
our forces on Folly Island, near Charleston,
were attacked on the Goth ult. by the rebels,
who were repulsed with considerable loss.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-06-05

A rebel dispatch ANNOUNCED, the other Ipp
that Gen. Grant W6s ~fetreating npon Vicks-
burg.pr we have, heard nearly ~ good things
before. az held the rascal down. says John
Phgonsr pyAmy bdse linscTsed sbstveepEis
teeth. esf,F asfv rabgo t5a'ssg ri F-n aaa vl4Fsg
44.v r3gs8ltsai D. &ogG pa -fsY slss IS 'aF s3s'
- ssturlI G.slarcE 81
II. .ags tgci lsr-l .zpsE STAT sssso
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-06-05

Township Committees are requested to take such acsi
as will insure full attendance from each Township.
= u,sg " Dog 7o3 s7lTD J. p. POWERS,
Ya8J lnBQd} .em Ch'n Co. Ea. Committee.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-06-05

, cB- There was no news last night worth
chronicling. Grant seems to be engaged in
building works with the view of taking the
place by regular approaches. This method
is more sure, and will save thousands OF lives.
The city is completely invested, and the es-
cape of the rebels is almost an impossibility
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-06-05

Z GEN Hunter has been relieved Of the com
mand of tho Department Of the South. I He
is to be succeeded by Gen. Gilmore. So says
the N. Y. Times. f.a} %. taa loa ,u~,,ia.fia-
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-06-05

Iris reported that Gen. Bnrisde asks to
be relieved Of his command of the Depart
ment of the Ohio, and that Gen.Butler is to
be appointed in his place. Another report
has it that Gen. Butler is to be appointed to
superintend the enforcement of the Conscrip-
ton act in the West. Both Of these reports
NAV well be doubted.H r EH0t,
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-06-05

Iowa soLpltRs. AT the meeting Of the
Home Missionary Society in Boston, some
days since. the statement was made that in
Iowa onertifth Of the church members were
in the army 800 ..g..x -,
| The gallant regiments Of that State were
among the foremost in the battles and victo-
ries Of General Grant near Vickshnrg.
Gkieu1o i.jo,yn0l. 7fA .s, 80 Gee 20
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-06-05


CAPTURE OF YAzoo CITY.--The river fleet
has done good work in the capture of Yazoo
City, and the destruction of valuable rebel
property there. Here is Com. Porter's ofic-
ial Dispatch 8gTl .asa.gz agT. m .rltai Z
a.. .. FLAGSHIP BLACK HAwK, Mss SQUADRON, 4 4.
10 NEAR vicxsBuRG, May 25, 1853. + =.
SIR: I have the honor to inform yop that
the expedition under the command Of Lieut.
Commander Walker, after taking possession
Of the forts at Haines' Bluff, was perfectly
successful. Three powerful steamers and a
ram were destroyed at Yazoo City. The ram
was monster, sol feet long and 70 feet
beam, to be covered with finch iron plate !;
also fine navy yard, with machine shops Of
all kinds, saw mills, blacksraiths' shops, &c.
were burned. The property destroyed and
captured amounted to over two millions Of
dollars. Had the monster ram been afioat
she would have given Us some trouble. One
battery was destroyed at Drnrey's Bluff
Our loss on the expedition was one killed and
= I - IsisneJ,iiw DAVID d. PORTER
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-06-05
Required to I'll old regiments,

Total under the i've calls, 1900 : ~, ~ 4U5
Iowa has furnished under these calls, "'' A. S14
Leaving deficiency in her entire quota Of bic
This estimate, however, does not include
the troops that have been raised for the 7th
Cavalry, which are not yet mustered into the
service. The number already recruited and
enrolled in the 18th Iowa Cavalry is larger
than the deficiency of 591,i SO that in fact, at
the present time, there is no deficiency in
Iowa's quota. Nor has she furnished troops
in excess of her quota. When the 7h Iowa
Cavalry is full and mustered into the service,
then the excess over her quota will be some
500 men. 81 s.8 ssIr..s H.-sts. -..r fa,t fTE f.e
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-06-05
] DAVID d. PORTER.

Tot faa7 0i baaTol CAV sa!asssse 70 Dsaos
egd 7Ep sdt 10 sss1So7g sdI .atH a~o at
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-06-05

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~-,sFsasr gs ordJ MIRA TssTss g.. taaa ssoJ
I ss}' -tts'' ,s-.bf E..Ess
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-06-05
For the Gazette
u. 8. SENATOR.

~. s. SENATOR. sSasT hrA
Our No Politician" friend at Cedar Falls seems to
think that the selection Of Gen. Warren Governor will
sndanger the reelection of Senator Grimes Not bit of
It, Grimes reelection Is foregone conclusion Between
him and Warren there 10 mutual good feeling and
the game Of coupling Gen. Warren with Gov Krkwood
for the purpose crushing them both Is too
not to be detected Gov Krkwood having received the
appointment of Minister to Copenhagen wil not be com
pettor with Senator Grimes fer the latter gentleman's
place. and the representation that there Is COLLISION be-
tween Warren and Kirkwood is false as it is wicked
Charles city IateHigencer Nay 2stA. r...
The above needs a reply, else should
not again trespass upon your columns. An
humble citizen expresses his views concern
ing the Senatorship, and in so doing aludes
to the bearing this national point should have
upon the locality of the Gubernatorial candi-
date This seems to have walked up some
thing that must have been under consdera-
ton, or else why bring the name of our
worthy Governor thus before the public p
Is itjustifiable so to do? certainly not word
or the slightest allusion has been made by me
to elicit any such expression. The editor of
the lnteuigencer certainly commits an impro-
priety by making reference to what appears
from his article to have been personal mat
ter between two prominent men of the same
town. If my inference is correct, why recall
that which should be by gones9 This is no
time to revive such prejudices. Then away
with all such trifling matters, for they are not
worthy to be discussed. ask if there was
immy article a lisp upon the subject or even
the slightest grounds from which even a
skilled politician could magnify such an in.
ference? Those who choose such weapons
are welcome to them; for my part am
not so welded to any one as to be willing to
take up such cudgcls to advance the interest
Of any that l may desire to see placed in high
positions. l am still for Dillon for the Judge
ship, Grimes for the Senatorship, and some
good Northern man for the Governorship
:r.t.... ..as NO POLITICIAN. D.,
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-06-05
For Sale.

DWELLING. HOUSE AND FOUR LOTS,
situated in pleasant locality, and In close proxm
nv TO the business portion Of the town. The house new
and large wiha good we'll fence, &C. For further par
tlculars apply to ~ -
Cedar Falls June 9TH, 1863. # a 1914
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-06-05

THRoUGH rebel sources there is report
that Mobile has been attacked, and that Fort
Morgan had surrendered, 1t needs confr-
nation, .'.'
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-06-05
Iowa,C Quota.

We find the following in the, Iowa City
Republican: -, r.. = - \, ,r.t ,.,-
3t"G go srs" .5ssw coo, 0OOtsR." Il 176IT !
g. LID 1st 800 900 Ia &C 1880
I" .. Cd 100000 1870
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-06-05

IT is stated by Washington papers that
Gen. Fremont has been elected President of
the Pacific Railroad Company gael ~
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-06-05

The circulation of the Ny. World and
Chicago Times has been prohibited in Gen.
Burnside's Department. 9 ,.. ,-...
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-06-05

TT YOU WANT HATS, CAPS, ROOTS, SHODe,
Il COATS, PANTS, VESTS, SUSPENDERS. and good
assortment Of all kinds Of mems wear you win nnd them
'"'"p az ,G9Uo8 < EHAzLErr /. cos.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-06-05

y. .sag' t3ci lfr=A ,sHsE s'sE sssso
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-06-05

- -. -. d. HUNTEK.FI
'a"s f'-+- 20 Mai. Gen. Commanding
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-06-05

nELAINES. IF YOu WANT THE CHEAPEST,
IL prettiest and best Delaines
Cali at rIgTI w sHAzLErr cos.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-07-07

a I RULES held in the Clerks Office of
1868. @'' Ue is' uay OF June,
anderson DAVIS and Washington orensbsv, adur, :,
AgdfRS PiAinuns
a4ry Gross John Stanley and Mary his Wife EDWARD o.
AAA VIensnaV william Gross, Richard Elicit and Ma. b
VIZ John llee and DemetTia his wife Anderson lls
LouiAa bis wife Hsuing Psm1n Juna hS Vie W.
une his VIE 4s'S . ena usAei-
IN cHANCERY hS
The object Of this suit procure a division a,on, H.
sanued 70 ne estate Of Hal ton CrensAaW and Thos D
Sross and oy an edav filed the cause II .
nHns VosA naa khstt widow Of Richard El,tt Scd Wi,
nAn and HAsene his VIE are n;nrdents ~ a.
sae OF virginia ana on noOn Of pa nths "a Il ORDERED
ne absent aeiendants do Appear Within one month aer dSs
Nc on thereof sad 90 what necessary 70 protect eir ats
In this cause a that copy Of this order bs upbhed IN ~
WING p per P1bhsasd In the City OF Richmond Tor four
uecesEEsy and that copy be posted d u. CouSouss Of h
county the nrst day Of The next court e " A''
Copy-Feste
june S-W4W J. D. oHRIsTIAN, Clerk
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-07-07
ZION NORTH CAROZIyA.

The Yankees, taking advantage Of the temporary ab
senos Of our troops from KinstOn made raid, slur
day night, yesterday, the Wilmington and Weldon
Railroad a. Warsaw, fifty miles from Wilmington, Gu
Is reported that after uaetsg the damage the enemy
lelL
The break in the telegraph viii prevent the regular
reception Of dispatches fora few days the press and
the public viii be dependent upon the Western ne
Knoxville, (which IS VOrkius badly and the Express
COmpsDys line from Raleigh to COlumbia S. c., for the
transmission of dispatches.