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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-12
NOTICE TO CONSCRfPTS. Ito ALL PEE

NOTICE TO C0NSCRIPTS.=-T0 ALL PER
~ SONS BRrwsLN TIE iGEs OF IL AND 40 sYRkRs.--
In Obedience cpsral Orders No 81, uiant and Inspector
House hereby appointed place OF rendezvous csncripS
The county ofMsckeburg H-HS Court House Tor the con-
scripts rom Halifax oo Charlotte Court Hoase the conserpt'
from Charlotte county Lunenburg Court House for the eonsrps
from Lnnepbug county Bnsys Count House for Tie edIscrp''
sorrs o Prince Edward county, Apnmatio Court onse Er
the nsoripis from APIomaitex county. ..i el-s
Board Or filth Congressional District compos
counties Msekenlu,s Halifax, Charlotte Lueenburg.
An persons IN the ceuniesp Meckeuburg Halifax Charlotte
Lunenbug Bruswk Prince Edward and AppomaOx between
the q eighteen and forty whe her residents Of any
portion OF he State Of other States In which Aforesaid
been suspended, are hereby required 70 repnt
AZ the places Of rendezvous above mentioned TO the
Examining snd Eolug Officer, for examination aud
rsment he days IKEA In the annexed notice Of the ESamD
fiji Gocs ueade every person between TIE speeised
who therefore, ed and discharged either b
necnte Surgeons those who have furnished subst
Ies AMI ah All persons Who may claim exemption on any
RON any viii excuse from attendance at the place aF
pointed -. -
All he LAVE ard regulations applicable ., ohS
applied such fail repair the place Of render
yous for enroIues Who shall desert FER ENROLMENT
All the agencies employed for the apprehension and conne
respective eopAaders shall he applicable TO persons liable
dots eQnseP who shall at9 reRar the place Of rende7'
lions 80 = Capt J. 3. MePIlAILs
Chief Eny0ilns oGies 9Th cong. D.Irt
Truzi,rsi77ed Surgeons Of Examining BOARD for the 90.
Congregational District hereby give notice to ali whom
concern they fixed upon tic 18th lGh and IL day
srsbie at NecfcnBurc Court iouss the 9Oh 3 93 sai PSI
Tor he examination at ,Hisx H the s6th and sIt gr 'h
nation LunsabuTg for the examination Bosnswc
a. f,brqay and h 1858 for he examination Prince Ei
H. the h Sth and 9th Of FebruaS for the examination
It Appoma;tOx C. n, the 18th and 18th Of Iebraary;
DAVID FL0URN0T,
jE9-tf Examining Surgeons.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-12

The statement copied iron the Yankee Iournals an
nOuneiag the fsl of ycksburg, receives an sfeetua
quietns in the following ocll despatch received the
War Department on Saturday
VieEsBUEG, jan. s. 1898.
Hon. J. A. Seldom Prom latest Information | am
satisfied the snemys transports have gORs up Tie Ti5er
Only seven gunbOsts bstWeen the mouth Of the Yazco
river and MIllikens Bend yicksburG . daily growing
stronger. We intend 10 hold q.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-12
.TEt5EGRAPHiC..
RESULTS OF THE CAMPAIGN IN THE SOUTH
= IMPORTANT OFFICIAL STATEMENTS.

RESULTS OF THE CAMPAIGN IN THE SOUTH
WEST IMPORTANT OFFICIAL STATEMENTS. &
CuArlASooeA, Jan g-TAe Rebel publishes the fol
Owing despatch from an official source, dated Winches-
ter Tenn Jan as so, o.. .., o. ,...,.- y a,
General Norgan's report Of bis expedition shows tWo
thousand paroed prisoners and several hundred of the
enemy killed AID wounded and immense quantity OF
arms and property destroyed
Forests report shows 1900 prisoners, 1000 Of the
enemy killed and wounded and immense quantity d
arms, ammunition and stores destroyed, and his whole
command SpIendidly equipped from the captures. O.
Our operations at NurfrsesborS, including the cap
of 5000 prisoners besides soO0captured at Hart
vile aud around Nashville up 10000 in ess than
a mouth We have also captured and sent to the rear
thirty cannon, 5000 small and 1900 more in the
hands OF troops, and 1900 wagons DESTROYED and
the mules and harness secured. H
The enemys loss in killed and wounded isestmated at
q, 600, including seven Generals.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-12

THr KLLED AT MUEEEEEsBOEo'-ln the list OF he
roes who fell MORALLY wounded on the bloody field OF
Murfreesboro', We notice she names Of Col James L
Autry, of the 18th Mississippi; Capt Z f. Wright, Of
Tennessee. son OF Chief Justice Wright; Capt Bepa-
min c. Yancey, son of HoR ". L. Yancey Adjutant
CaFd Of Lexington, kentucky, cousin Of Gen. John
H. Morgan; Adjutant Kent, apd Leut Ceuas and
TrisSe, of The lst regiment Louisiana Regulars Gu
eianat paper the death Of Col Basil Duke,
Who held command 10 MOrgans division, and was
morally wounded ia the aght near Lebanon JunchoD-
he vas brother-in-las Of Gen. Morgan
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-12
FROM NORTHWEsTERN VIRGINIA BANKS EX,
PETITION

FaEDFRIcEssUR0, JIu. .lO.-Ths Wheeling Intelligen-
Ger of the 9Th repors fight Saturday, between Gen
er jenkins and Colonel InbOdens forces andths Fed
eral. under Colonel Washington, lasting Saturday and
Sunday, aud claims thai the Rebels hadbesu driven
four miles" s.. ....
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-12
BIZ KRNE, PAIEE k'Co, AUoTs.

+ b o. BfkEST, PAINS co, 4UcTs. ia
II kRGE SALE OF DRY GOODS ATlAUo-
II TloN1eS yfDNEsDAY, me I'm soH9sa:ias at 70
Day @ ys aas : ssG
Oa BY us seasop and consisting ia pnr Of The
''''N s5a piece. Black and White and Fancy Pfdis,
200 do Pine English Blsachsd Goods, 0F5efat ~
} - do 81 and ca Extra FgIcd Cloths, y
81 do scotch and American GinEhan!, af.T'. i..-
loo do superior Couhtft Jeans, n1'f f.'.t.
30 do White, Red and Gray ilannsls,
do e e@ssn Y8 p rf s Sbat sSSSo ft c esSa
80 packs 4, ssh and a m = can Pins,
81 lbs. best B.ue Servings
$50 doz. Hosiery, assorted, ''' ''-
Linen Damtsks and Table ClotssS ~ .-r
SilA a9a GoIl% ~, hgadfsrshi "a. ieet rio'i
Z = LondG Nesdiei. Watst Reys,' GA ....,a
.t H,gaul Pipes. sirrors, Totscco Isags, 100
lSlra Blue and Back Cloths, p
sleHdi san and satin NsstHsi j l,., ,...... -
llnsb Cambria bnhdse rctefs Ivory Combs, IS -.
Marine Stripes, Rice CnaO,hs, Comforts, &c. i
$50 pieces ORES. Goods us OF them fresh and 6ssulIiu
yies eonsstS Of Tlsadd freeh BE- hsinss Plaid Popins,
sSe.c ssS P.sse g. tssSa Tst AsS: n ssa Rass
extensively of DRY Goods ana sin Ds ossted
JaiO =, - b KESTS psrSE AGO. Aoei4, ).
T ARCiE SALE OF FURNITURE APT AUC-
~ TON fHt RsDAY the jr a. uur Safehopse. secoL
floor shalt IN large assortment ofllNE FURNITURE
pOAn o which IN good osdee aud oihproe style consisting
In part Of -1g--.;5 ~ 'a. .l
H
12 mahogany walnut anu Pine WAfdrobrs, ..s
~ GOD aud mahogany BureSgC
. 10 Sofas, DiyPns and Lounges,
:, ecreary and Bookcases, So ,.
IL mahogany and common Bedstends,
~ rocking and Tarlor uhsirs,
marble loPs ldebosrls, y ~.
II Wsshsiands and Work Tables
Ca d and Centre Fables, - ~ -
0tomsns, Liquor Chest aud Stand,
Mahogany, biAtie and common chairs,
ets, COpnterpanes, Curtans,
French china Plates and dishes,
Bowls covered Dishes, T.re-ns,
.'r p. Window shades, Fenlers Shovel and Tongs,
.f PALS. lin Ware, Tea .sets,
Feather Beds, Mattresses, werRscEs,
Antique Chairs, sofa Bedstead,
Cooking stove, ...l q. . b.. 3 ...
Oae tight PsTlor Stove,
Three chamber Stoves for wood,
Mahogany dining aud extension Tables,
Bottles, Pitchers, Jug' Sc, az 81. F.. r-s ...
... --AISU--
splendid ~ octave Piano. made bN steir~sy h
I do 6t octave ~ de Nv Worcester, .--.- {
| To- made ny NGBns Fischer. g
= KENT, PAINE 1co, .
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-12
ExcHAXGE AND BANKING HOUSE

d. T. VILLA Ms,
164 KAN srREEr, OPPOSITE ANEuoAS BOrEI-
VIRGINIA AVID SOUTHERN EANHsN0TES OF all kinds and
v -s G0LD 4 - SILVER WANTED
Highest market prices paid. -s-
-ALSO-- .
STATE AND ooNEEDERATE BosDs AND STOCKS,
~ GAIL LX-a sgF
Rchuaond. pas e ts61 y ...-. ~ - a. r.--.
OK CHESTS SUPERIOR BLACK TEA
- Juss reserved. Eoi faT lsis REASONABLE teuis
- -ll..i3T. Ast.,. r. D. BLAIR s co,
dsSl- Cor MAR knj stt 81
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-12
81 GoDDlN 4 ApPERsoS,. Aucts. ?

TWO SMALL BRICK TENEMENTS, ON
l fBR WEST LINE or SECOND between Broad aud Msr-
hsl streets for ssIe LucilonH be sold at auction, tbs
nremses on TGRsDAY te 18th Of January 1867 AZ ~ ocF
M she Two excellent tsneufnt, ioeHied shove o
copIsd bv Lieut. DeZouch and Mrs snead, an annual el
IL ssS These admirably well located Cor private
dwellings OF fprSgfores. q, --u. 4. 9'f . 2 a..
TTRNa-OneErd balance at six and twelve months for
added secured By iIust deed, the
aud 1865 To be paid - the purchaser
t''.-Jf-r GODDIN APPERs0Ft
|. .,sf1 4: ..,......, o. e. q Z Auctoleers.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-12
NIAIrABLRa FARM Of $50 ACRES IN

INyAIT ABLE FARM OF $50 ACRES IN
/ v HANOVER ooEaIY, lSEAsl 10 GoopALLs TAVERN,
fANp 1--WE MILES FROM ASHLAND; Also AN0THEa
TRACT 'nF i20 ACsEs WOOD LAND NEAR THE ABoyg,
TOGETHER NIfH 1000 EEEr OAK TOBACCO PLANK AM
A vAL6ABEE STEAM saw MIL, a. FOR SALE AT AeC-
Ilgn. - =, -, ID, 90 4. e. r,,ssr Y ~,
Jahf.ry fsss, ~ totfocg, aLll.
situated about Eve n ANN Ashland, contains no
land absnt cleared balance wood % o-k biekor
ns. Nkie Win laiks excellent rainber aud hrepof.
she place DWeiy House nearly pew tnnt 10,
sht rohps ana excellent house, "s han'sns vo
story pdry In front Tho house Is in beautiful grqye o oaks
with enclosure and well 81 excellent water in tae yfni
It sooe Sf be heas pliee IN the state has on u axee
ktcbenc aisO good suokeho
and dairy And large barn and stables 10 . T. III 49,
This really desirable place and its TO Ash
land makes accessible Richmond two three timed daily
borhood of the bestin th section. Hissixlss
miles dsiait Richmond, With the Brook turnpike leading 20
Richmond having OF railroad and turnpike This
place and Is occupied ny Capt WocfcS Jr o.
be Ashsnd Artillery. His family living there and viii
e pleasure In showing the place. Possession given hnsdt
ely ......- f. ..., %. E... 80. - I'll. ! g.
third cash. one-third al months ard
at ~ months Interest be added and TILE elneI Until
the 1ast payment Is made GODDN APPERsON
Aurto
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-12
.AUGTION3iSALES,
BY WILLIAMSON { CO.. Alpoys

4.
WE will sell, at our Salesroonl, Governor
w ssst one door sboss Taaain, TUESDAY, January
18Th com aen cling at 40 o'clock, "a. H.; ~
7 !f1Ff Cooling and OacA Stoves O IN - DR. -trr
L. Rosegood, Par(or aud Windsor Chairs I'll
= Sofas, iionnges, SAFES aud Ciorks = b .---
q Marble Topped CENTRE Table, Shd - -
@ Elssant MirroTs 4 90 t3rf57ls 2T'i1 q
senies hld " eighs ro't. sp-sr ..rar.r. q.
o. Tea csS{ ,s's, sed snSnrJ scoops a ir -,
81 o. so1p and plnnsr hates z .,s.r-r,
Large Gobleis ..
Glass Fruit dishes, ks. ,....,.
jslg-td. = - wtLLIAMsoS & CO. Ane..
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-12
General Milroy is Al Winchester. -
~ " VIZ ANN .sS,ru

Orleans that General Ranks had established his 4es3
quarters Bapu Rouge, and had ten thousand men IN
camp. More vessels Of his expedition had arrived.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-12

In ADDITION foregoing farm, viii be soh the time,
II 100 Of wood land Hanover county near the
81 miles from Ashland, adjoining the lands OF Mr. W.
Dick nd Ots Asn, 1000 % seasoned eak tobacco plant
and pah e3 horse steap gne, Saw NH and machinery at
tach, s III complete order, and worked by W. Winh,
Esq. 'f.f -i'--. rs ..t. f.f ]. q
Terlas at sale. r....., . GeDDIN APPERsoN,
lar ''f-f' i 81. t- ai4 I'D .4-..a ..I'~ Aucys.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-12

The uRjgnei Surgeons Of he Examining Board for the Firs
&c Eresonal District Id< General 0Tdert No ST.
lust0r Generals 0fdee, b,rbf give Loes 70 wi wsom nag
eOOsl that hsy have bSeiupnn the following dys for the
AmnatlOn Cor Hpts shall assemble the pacs
fsude4A pm sushce % tina above n5tloe. ft4
MIMI, fX8, 7osh sc fOsar s--r
Reseust ht- sf and .altl Jan al ~, ~ - -.
RlBg WiliaIa c r.. 2lst, I'D sRd esd Jsa. t...
Oregon Ordinary, 2lh, 9Gih dpd 27L Jas o.
3 Mathews c. u SOIh ard flHt Jan r.
.WarssN, 5tb stu and Iih keb' .,.o.i .. r.
.WestpoTeh4i,, =. H., OH, 10Th and It'll FEB.
Heithsyinc, f2t', lsh and l4th ftbt
LsneAsier c, n, 18th rth.sud 18th FvI, lsc8
G.-lt J. H. ID 'RDNER,
8H.. ar.st e.... -. .-i - fl J. X. 4. PAYNE,
jalo-etsOfsh ..-,..I.. Examining Surgeons.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-12
NOTICE no .coNseBIPTss
# aqf.e 81, King and qe5ep and Ks

t -f-.'- ave- -i william. 80
II To all Persons bewee6yle sgeSof IS and -. Ia -.
In ebenee Genea Orders No. So AdGtst ard Inspector
Generals once dated 81 1850 saulais hereby sp-
ddlesex Mer place Of RENDEZVOUS for Cnnscrpts from the
county Essex seyensve place rrndeEyaq Nt Consps
the county Of King and Queen; and Kg Wiam Court
House, place OF rendezvous FOR ooDsops O tbs ocun,y
Rssd psa Gardner and r. Payue arr III Evan.
iaaon u Ist C6ugres ons Dfe composed Of The
ties AecomAe Northampton Mdlesex, ABthews, Gloucester,
King wAm King and Qeeen ksex Richmond, Westmoreand,
Northumberland and Lancaster - '' q" t-'
An perous u the counties Of Mddlesex Essex KInR
Queen King WHa between ibs Oils gd 30 years,
ncluys whether residents any other the Statso
pended hersby rsQure report themselves as saluda M
rs Seveusvs and 0Gg WILLIAM ConEt Horse, the places Of
shove aoni Abe HxApning Board and Enro
samiuasR ard eprslen the days fxed IN
annexed notlee offhe ExRnlHg Board - '-t .-s "a
This notice Includes every person between as geof Is sad
Those who have heretofore examined and discharged either
by the State Confederate Surgeonthosewho have e
heen discharged nom the army tOse ho have furnished bs
es aud any and aupersonswho mayqain exemption any
qpnd whatever. ID e+.f,, -. q, $50. Il,
No previous discharge exemption Or ietl aay source
whatever WI Excuse from endsnce ~ the places spnonted
Attention h called ts paragraph 49, sections "a 3D. General
II Au Rr and regulations applicable deserters shall he a
led 10 such Coscpts fall rtair to place render
fo- enrolment who shall desert after eRromni
Ill., All the agencies employed for appreh5i n snd
hnement desrsrs, and their transportation The conands
their respective commanders shall BIZ applicable persons
liable duty Conscp who shall fail the place Of
rendezvous af,er the publication Of The cali - .-
wM. c. FLEET, Captain
And Eurolug on aer for
'3f % First C0ngr sssi0n.l District.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-12

THTs DiY.

n me YALU ABLE l.NEMfiNTS IN MAN
4N ttsftR o. Hn AID bsgb fdss st,su Or ale Of Ane-
won -'t ~ sod a. scith, oL I,ets MONDAY 9Th
ysass lSs A. ~ oeioce r. " 10 e Giyertis6 Tie
f5losing yHldable reneHlei,is, w S''F
isi ise two feneneea on ihr &c sfie street rear 10
Nfyoshr'ase ons e Which o-ef b. M. BAXTER
as 'tcs aHd da.iDg, ,,'nd, sI eTcpiien b.is.s.
stand. - - -ff-t - ~
"a nsexeeisni FF4rAd e. tie -, IN sd. Of ne
nell - a SIX. .t- = - -
owr,.treys ssceip.i ~ Nj III fcs ole san
tg the Nleynsf q npp Nv.s-rr. sests are
well but a. Sleb 90 ss,sr The Is itrFe
slnins I ~ r.n,s
The particular a,rh u psT'onsa 'ios'd invest ga!
~ caller 70 fL sac TO-
rDSsy-olehrd os., eslnce aud nnons Or psso,l
bic notes, With Interest ai:ef -!eirsf By trnSt
The ald iEs-rsnee for 1853 he " e purchase
Jels-- fs,l ~ II .tOpIiN ApPERsos, Aucts.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-12

NTOTICE-The General Meeting OF inc !:
Stockholders Of toe BANK or v1RqlNA, VIZ nSnAy ne
thei Bankihs House, Ia the CITY Of Hi'""'
I2d Of january, 1862 n;.A.,o- Of the panf shah
no law provides dat ofcer or Dlrecto ~ ~ rectors or
IL er, Of he BaI shall snv prox DC ya sc, g,H
L ave 6een sSssu~ea 81 U' WM. u TAYLOR, Cashier.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-12

$50 pieces Dress Goods. OF them fresh beantia
syIes eonsisnss SPLENDID Be lRnps Plaid Popan,
q t55sa a Alasss y aisaa Pals
whole be clos ii without Ies-cte,, rs sr viii be eoaFed
exclusively of Dry Goods ana no SIN be Uttered
4 ia no ~ ~ 80 KENT paITE &C lnels.t .
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-12
sGT9 ON6 MEADOW, FOR SALE-Tb

W.
IIaooye Farm, lying on the south side Of Chctshoui1y
R-er lately York River Railroad, st Meadow Sta
e 00 Retnond Is offered for sale ryst<iy,
the beg IN the and uAbe 10 vs sny at
eniio Tie 6 By old survey said 70
tain svhieh $50 acres are !sehoEiDy and creek Cas-
producing heaviest crops Of grAsd The upands
ven adapted and Sso u svey Kind Of fi, and
ycssiuh- for dairy fara has No aRpsround Richmond
kptSr 70 'ia - DEAF9 B0BsoN JAMES
isia-Sa- 49,. % - Rirhrdnd. Va
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-12

. RICHMOND AND DAAyIILE R. r. co,
l' ~ .'~ 70 @ ~ O.. Richmond, Dec. ., 1863
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS HAVE
declared dividend the capital stock Of four
(24 per share, payable on January LIST, 1863
TIE books ui ,a5ser Sl be closed On the 18th inst
-aeia-lm J. D. BLAIR, Auditor.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-12
INTEREST TO ne PAID on. on INTEREST

BEAsIEG TREASURY aOItS
TRF AsURY DEPARTMENT, c. A.
KuHxoaD December I'd, RVs
rTOLDFPs II bearing Treasury Notes are hereby no.
tned that which shall be due Lereon 90 he ~
5sy of January aex will be paid at the Treasury o. ne, o.
The Dsoostoes the Treasury, on pressntanon OF he
accommodated by descriptive schedule In duplicate DA''
VIII De furnishes oA 'Pr"' &C MEMAISGER,
a,at Secretary Of the Treasury.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-12

EOR RENT-The very. desirable OfFlCt
oo sboe,s. sY, aos. oes,,isd by Messrs Baughman
Richards, and door 10 ksya.C asrnytoas on''e-
with hreylsces nd water Ia me rear 'oo
~ SS ..o q. ave. i ' GEO BAGBv
JLGtf Cary street. between 18th \ 'ih.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-12

TN CONSEQUENCE OF OTHER ENGAGE
ep. by Mr. Waord business heretofore conducted ga
de- the style OF KsowiEs wlLToSD, wiz he ecSSsd ~ r
ASo"-i~ c. ~. ''.- o. 20 '1e- I u. p.wALPORD.
snds Of NJ, George Baghy ess Ind him = me sans
place, leo Nsin nreet. : 3ao --@--
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-12

TREASURT OF TIE CONFEDERATE
sTAr2sIn:cFes: the Public Debt Of The Confederais
Mn nn Eleventh streets in The rear Of X H. Maury& Goa
~, ~ O. g. ~ r. O. ELAfogE Trearirtr q. 8. -
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-12
TWO HUNDRRD DOLLARS REWARD

,L'UR kkN I.-Aly three story Warehouse, on
th1se loty SOtee Apply to Mr. j. NJ Parker At osra.
KehSey yohnso office. - .. ~ ...-t. t'-1.J :. -,
jaS--IE AS. LEE
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-06-26

himself and family, and now it proves what
| always believed, that they will tight, and
fight as hard, as faithful and as true as white
men. The negro is little bit ahead. Tell
Wallace, Thayer & Go. if they had been here,
they would have had to acknowledge it, for
they (the negro) and they only, saved Mill
kens Bend, Duck Port, Young's Point and
Sherman's Landing, with the countless lot of
camp and garrison equippage, company and
quartermaster's stores.
The rebels had three brigades; one they
sent to Lake Providence, one to the Bend and
the other to the Point, which place they
would have taken had the third Colonel I'M
derstood the order to charge, which delayed
them until an iron-clad opened on them, and
they retired at their leisure.
The 23d Iowa was sent to the Bend, and
went, Iowa fashion, into the fight, leaving
twenty-six of Iowa's boys dead on the field.
We had detachment from our camp (not
from our regiment) up at the foot of the Bend,
guarding the Van buren, hospital, but they
were not in the fight, but was on the field
doing fatigue duty, such as burying the dead,
&c. We had had three days warning from
the fugitives flying before the advancing foe,
and, strange as it may seem, our officers took
no notice of it, and we all, at the three points,
came near being ''gobbled up"
We lost about one hundred killed and
wounded, and buried over hundred rebels.
They carried off five wagon loads of killed
and wounded. All wounded negroes found
on the field by the rebels were killed by them
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-06-26
How the soldiers Feel.

A subscriber at Inland, Cedar county,
Iowa, has sent US letter from Lieut.. F. NJ.
Sykes, of the SD Illinois, dated Fort Donel'
son, Tenn, May 2sd, from which we make
the following extract, showing the feeling
there amongst the soldiers regarding rebel
sympathizers at the North:
s'If we live to get home, they Copper
heads) will have certain and sure convic
ton that they are fooling with an animal that
will push. They may talk now, but for
every word of reasonable utterances they
will haye an account to give, when we get
through with their Southern friends, and il
they get too loud it will cost them their lives
and their property. They can't cloak their
disloyalty under the name of Democracy, for
if they are expressing the opinion of the
Democratic party, then all have to say is
that party will be played out when the
soldiers return, and we expect to return a
victorious army, having effectually taught
the chivalry Of the South that it is hardly
worth while to "cut up" if they can't have il
quite all their own way. Secession is about
played out"
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-06-26
UNION STATE TICKET.
VallamdfSham

We learn from Richmond papers that Val
landigham has run the blockade at Whining
ton for Nassau. 1t appears he designs chang
ing his base Of operations to Canada. The
rebels, knowing that he could do more for
their cause where he could communicate with
his sympathizers in Ohio as their candidate
for Governor than within the Confederate
lines, appeared not only willing for him to de-
part in peace, but greatly rejoiced at his safe
escape through our blockading squadron.
If the traitor ventures to set foot upon the
soil of Ohio before his term of Punishment is
ended, let him meet the doom Of rebel spy
The supremacy Of the Federal authorities
must be maintained at all hazards.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-06-26
The Late Copperhead outbreak In
Ohio.

HE Late COpperheaO outbreak IN
Ohio.
Our latest information is that the rebels in
Holmes county, Ohio, had laid down thei'
arms and dispersed, and that the officers are
arresting the ringleaders. The parties en-.
gagged in the outbreak claimed they were ''not
resisting the Consumption Act,' and had nc
objection to 'slegal' measures. 'They were
tired of permitting people to be carried off by
arbitrary arrest, without due process of law, u
and thereupon proceeded to vindicate their
constitutional rights by assaulting and
driving off an enrolling officer, and resisting
the arrest of the men who were engaged in
that transaction. They claim to be law-abid
ing, Union-loving men-as Vallandigham is
that they have followed out his logic, tax
ing the simple advanced step of making civi
war in Ohio, according to their strength
They numbered at one time about thousand
armed men, having in their possession two
field pieces, mounted ready for action. The
military force sent against them was about
600 strong Only a slight skirmish took
place, in which two or three men were wound
ed and a dozen of the insurgents taken prise
ners. The ring leaders are to be severely
dealt with