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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-09-08

+; EXAMINATION OF ALFRED WISsroS.-N
eleven o'clock Saturday morning Alfred Wiz )
sspn was examined before Justice Nctt!es, A
the tifce # Mr. John NJ. Francisco, Commits
si0n"g 81 the Revenue for Jefferson Ward,
corner of Franklin and Governor streets upon
the charge Of shooting Mrs. Elizabeth Lucas.
The aaar, which has already been briefly
mentioned, occurred on Tuesday last, in front
of the residence Of tine accused. on the
Brook turnpike, in IIenrico, seven miles from
the city. The injuries Of the woman were
not SO serious as at Srst supposed, only one of
the shots from the gun taking effect in her
head, and that traversins the side of the head
just beneath the skin. Her bonnet was Der
ioratel BY some eight or ten shots. The most
important witnesses for the prosecution were
Two young women living near-Miss Lucy
, Ford and Mrs, Sarah Tinsley.
opposite Mr.. Winston. / heard Mr.. Lucas
ask Mr.. Winston .'please les my cow out.nn-
Mr.. Winston said, mo, but I'll shoot you at
the risk of my life"
Air. Cannon, counsel for prisoner-Did Mr..
would shoot him or the cow?
!
Mr.. Cannon-What was the distance be-
tween them at the time?
Wtness-The width of the road Mr. Win
stnn was inside the fence.
Mr.. Cannon-Iou are perfectly certain he
said he would shoot him-Mr Lucas?
Winc>s-ics, sir; perfectly certain.
Mrs. Tinslcy being sworn, dcposed-I saw
Mr.. and Mrs. Lacas near the gare. heard
Mr. Lucas tell his wife to open the gate. She
was about seventy yards from where Winston
stood. She went up and opened the gate and
Mr.. Winston fired bis gun.
the fence?
Mr.. Cannon-teoud Mr.. Winston have
seen Mrs. Lucas when he fired
Witrcss--l don't think he could have seen
her we'll {
Mr.. Cannon-Whcn she opened the gate shs
openeI it on herself, and was in the nngl
formed BY tho fence?
WitncsS-ics 1T that nnAnent he fired.
Mr.. Cannon-Dii not Mr.. Winston ord
that the gate should not be opened?
itnesS--Ics.
The remaining testimony for the prosecution
was MT cf any in:,hcr intel est The tcstno-i
'
that the distance between Mr.. Winston and
Mrs. Lucas was from seventy to ninety yards
that Mr.. Winston was ncGr-si GIFTED and could
no. see distinctly such distance: that the
fence, gate ana gatc-posts intervening when
he fired, would ;ot have enabled him to see
who WAS oncniag the gate at the time, any
how: and. finally that he was a peaceable,
quiet and charitable man. During the exam
ination, when that part of the testimony oc-
CURED describing The time when he fred at
the plaintiff, M'. Wins,on remarked, Il thought
it wa, 4 negro
The prosecuting attorney. Mr.. Young, briefly
summed ur the ease, and argued that it should
De sent Oh for trial.
Mr.. Cannon urged the dismissal of the case
at once, dremjrg the testimony conclusive in
behalf Of his client
Mr.. Nettles decided to send the case on, and
the defendant was required to renew his re-
cognizance in $500 to appear.
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Lieut.. Gen. John G. Pemberton, we learn,
has arrived in Atlanta, and will take up bis
residence there for awhile.
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The OIL can be hslafJ. B. GALLAGHER, wEypEsBURo
e. Co Srd w. WffffJTnSH a. Co 6Tbdlm
+ R1LLIAST Roma nee.
IN PRESS
Ard will be shortly s.ued-
TIE AID-EE-CANP,

4 INC "
BY JAMES D. McClBE, JR
Thz brilSr: romance, which achieved such marked
.ucyess in the cou:nrs Of The Magnolia Weekly,
In press and will be ready for sae 1t hs been pro-
n",nc=d by both tn. press and public 70 be the most
bril- iaat 'oInapce OF ihs ar. J
Parties desiring TO ob ain copies Of the book, or wIsl
Ing to act ugeE;H should send In their orders eu
the work IL In ,rra, demand
Price, 1.50.
Eg-Tbe Trade VII! DC supplied upon liberal teru
AdG!"9s, W. A. J. SYlT
70 2-:3~soh Car" Of "The Magnolia We
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S1sO hEWARD.-- S,rayed or stolen :

- CO d!antatlor Of the srpscyiber on III
TIA road, seven miics below Cumberland Court
sorrcl Horse, aboi!t ivc feet high Dpd abot
years OH, u'acEed In the foIeh-sd, which ~ broad
.'ar, win narrow s:;ip of white extendi7 z doH
wards the nos- IN! ~ loSards the foreop. He has
While spo's on h, hack caps.d ty saddle gals.
a.o. think slightly pa1sutioei, and may have OH
MARKS not horecOrctrd had him in os,eys5. only
abou onr lie ope OF the wheel hor.es Of
team sentto rcE the county of Berkeley, nd was
somewhat CALLED in the shouldrrs especially the right
and bad the under the cellar rubbed off closey
He Is of gond om and outline, works finely In harness.
and carrie. bnsef well with somewhat archng neck
The above reward wiz be pL!d his del very me- or
e!ty drl,srs for zach Attenuation will enab get
| Lin again. JOHN P. WILSON.
&c 3-eo5sv
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Ate: much experimenting. We have at Last succee
and marriar uIinRs
LUDEICATING OIL,
from COAL unsurpassed for i.s lubcang qustles-not
's.rssing ling properties hateveI but the
contrary, removes "guu,s" with the greatest .ase.
JACKSON, HODGES d CO.,
Rear OF the old City Gas Works.
Richmond, Ea.
Look what i. SAL! of /, I, Is only one from among
III" many 'e';iin"iYSl' FeceiYG5 by m.: ,oo,
MEsSRs. JACKSON. UODoHs d. Co
Gen,cmen-lr sn-w-r tc your inquiries about the Iu-
bricstirg Coal m mGrk ed 20 o. you sent try, has
bceu tried and gives r-4: pleasure 10 sny lind It
fully confirms al you reregcncd il to be-lubrcatsg
bean:Eu.ly. ard not gu:ara rs in the least
Yours respectfully,
S. MCDOWELL, NJ NJ, R &F.R.R
The OIL can be aslafJ B. GALLAGHER. wEspEsBURo
& Co srd W. WfEHTnis g. Co sug 6sbdlm
DEsERTfRs.-s;sO Reward will be paid for earh
~ o. the following d;serters from Company O. 1o.h Va
Battalion Heavy Arsery. stationed Battery No. 3,
Richmond fences:
dak hair feet high; supposed 10 be in Auguss county
EDWIN 8. WATKINS, ls years Of age. blue eyes,
light hair, feet inches high; Chesterfield cou,py.
WATKINS LUCAS. IS yesrp Of ags. blue eyes,
da X Lair, s feet u inches high
JN0 G. BLACKBURN. % wears Of age, haz. eyes,
Richnnad.
JOSEPH NJ. MELTON, 3 years o, age, black eyes,
dnrN hair 6 feet high.
Th: !a.t three rupposed to be near Hungary
Station lIrurico.
J. COLLIER, q yea,s of aa., dark hair and eyes,
fee, inches high JNO W. TURNER,
1t. Coud'g Co. e, lC,h Va Battalion
'se4-cod3f Heavy Artillery
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TINE BEST OIL
4 FOR
u 4 9 II | y Z RY
AT LAST
LubrIcatfng Coal Gil!
Lubrlcnting Coal
Suitable 70. all knds "f
MACHINERY,
LOCOMOTIVES,
PRESSES
COTTON OR
WOULEN MILLSS
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ATEDICAL COLLEGE, OF VIRGINIA.
vi HESSNiN OF 1863 "a,
Tho annual course OF Lectures will commence the
March, TIE plan Of instruction and the fees will be the
same as heretofore
Fer further information or copy Of the catalogue ad,
dress L. 8. JOYNES D.,
H2-eod6tt Dean Of the Faculty;
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>>>;uvmunb Euqu>ttt.

BY TYLER u ALLEGRE.
MONDAY MORNING, SEPT. :, 1882.
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smposssss sssvsesssu.

Nf'"HsFSr~l IVY ~. ~
A. uCftahs ~vgf a i@fi c9psrs n iEs sd,<<s srys
~ Esas4aartsrs - u,s Army q ~ ro.esss p.tsb.d
,sas ~.wr1g fl,s ossr~~ssA ~bsh tss oar~fsp>ssa
assfss b. " safe atnusst<-sssr yss,~,tsY ~ss 49,
fsoslfts. IAfg.fl sssssi .~-rs-r, us,a .1sr ~
Dyss-
A. gss w.s fmst.sa ffsns. ~ ssy sf uanAsss Ssf
gsosrs A. v. ntls corbs ttgs ~.as~ara ~ 1s~Ass Cap
ssgs mia ~ etses onts fpsusufrs NJ hsssss iN<s.
sarssf whsa bb fS~sstytsls Hs1fl1 ssrrrssdH s~sns
usf~tsh tta rag. as1 srs 49, peuh&bJ ~ '&tstsw
ga sxsrs.f - . esssnra.aa wi.k go h~~< As~s
yts atsegsi r~sas csre vssa " rWstsU
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fNsNftA4NA Afuf fMHHs
g.uf VISA. 34Tafr1ssAr AaHr,
hraa assnwox. Ma. Isiy 4. 1883

Arla aacros. Hss. lgiy u. 1883
.vtiu1 r1sv ssIF-rs rH01rf auuLE
l'ras ne rrevasnec = heavy ~ ycstofasy anes.
noan the rebeis adv.scvl brirade ., infaasy arf
several b4ttsri n ar'lcr s9ai0ti - ie - geaefaf
ibveys aisls sad - right oeB BntDH's division
The attack vss samn ~ and sudseu. 5lG met BY
or advanced .csats anl skifmirhcu sith sotofmaei
rs-lstsu,e IL sbori stsf ,ha cnsmy opened .hs
a,.c. N sls,ie - -. taft wlbg u ins q bal.
W. fss4y ~ AZ sHfte.ast ~ rebel aitacs m,fs
win greet aespsrss 80 .4eeeesei i fa,clas bsss
hort d.. Dee ,erf1a 4 ocneea' ngvays itoops.
fhs, rosou "a asaosl l~upns asssan euyasea
si9a msnfuiI y.u4ee nv' ne laeh 2. gipsn1,
gefs 10 - sssctse a's saoetetei is dfys sss
esspy bsss - hg sprsss he eaemy's artillery ihren
80 eo,,.sat ~ sefe ssias q = rnsss.,s !, u.,
rsr stooa hnmf = ~ rebel afe ana h4s .ga,
,'s1dea
h ~ ae4 astt un fifsf lad tns hsftery pFftr llaf
~ asfgui.sei i.eifes - tie go ,essss Their
tsa~ry fssgt =. elu Wsg Ass ~ several oecss -
ben ecmnendsj ~ htf sep~orsf ~ hs osess. brsve
II ani tdgr p y setsa ~ partsA'y iis'l.gnistsf
rlsns psd.s s1s NekeNarF sot bas ! fegcis, ~
ihs, eaisa'a ba4 s. gsugtaa.
I,oflns ibs et~.esgasus n.of avsefN Ogd sod sts1
ihss So -, tHstns ~ fssai u essa's, sasl
IL a. hrfa,tg x So st fogg @sys Il has ss-n az
oyt esca flat 80 efe,ny sss Baea uang espsosv1
usats, ss - 80 n,sst ts.trsfirc 80 szfbafgss shs
ea,flrs saaA ass alss go fialssiinx go~e-g
covered Al 49, hNe wifh go vu MfNiog asy sss
tbsf stptse wNh btfibsg ~fst' usf a sbaas
snsslem ntrytf gaf ~ or "a ~ Destsfis.
statIfrg e hns~ 100 9lest@er rpgt~4 IL es~i ls
.ssgta "A = slasge Ans haN = xsays fgn a.efes ~
aarw sss e44fkslsf 30 "a ser ts a.9ys s@<sbcf %
fsstysy tkrh8f 10 - x "a s.e-s sbss a..
sfste straits tse fsbs Nfr - sssa fb.v arssrd
), ~ 60 ..s arro-s u Its Inlisaa &sfa f,sH
ehsI ~ asftsy That tfss hnis sse ~ rnx 80 fNs
go as hsva t~n rec~ntly far~ited " tsaraiDa ssay
wtl asse
t,ssret thsy pag t&ts wb tie nss sy.iss bn oAfi.
fkxs Ncx
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Impor,.n, R.,irond conn.c,lou.

stsArooA, n July ~, lsS3.
meeting of the of the Rome, waiertowu Snd
0siensours Railroad with a corresponding COMMITTEES q
road, projected between aone and osweso, was
held here on Friday last, whom u agreed that the
latter rad should he constructed nnedllteIy and the
former company run - IN counccnn With their own.
This forms important hsk 10 ,he chan of that
portion OF tho STATE
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" oHalu the whole number - ifss-
sgsso ,hsrs be siasd thee Chsmb~rsearr 90
lirls. iu-msfof iassrtto~n ssTissbass wiress,sf.
sna ne nutasrOas nrnulouses ~ ibs say, sbsh .li
aoobtes fs 10 ~ iesst = nfea teussnd. iar sLs
probahs number X w0pndsl 10th si8ss 'hsty ts-
gho1.sbA rotHa nunbsta
~ mlc srssg, csnpos b. gissn - ,hs hs-h essf-ar
log sysfy nesasi corngt ty tbs psbe thssssb ,l~u
artIcsr-the sanitary cssnss.ou, ehrn,lsa rour
Aiags Frw~s, n.tHnqfe' vTs fsg~s,w~ss, rssrst
fsasht-t - fAneasisy othsr t@esYeAsst sel~sbs
us Ssiay q .hsh mast have b~-n twenty ,b9sssnf
apsius to iay foy f@siof a tea eays Ssr
tbs DsitN. Never hss there hess peaisv
so To- sen~svissi se1ss,ss sn4 ssvs, 80 -os
agsly 80 ,bgfDarhr eos ~ wssi ~ sesposias
- thai ah so pfe~sa, orsanlgniNa =, ts Sa'. ~"
.~vsrnmecs has bog iss fsesns - f~ogery 'sshs e~e
* ssca q agmber " ~osns~s a. 20 - 6sitYs.ms,
sas n bs,tis snythhg srrssehirs 49, sss - nss
sss,orss aos . srgs~ssi ~ IN ~ sis<~s sas nst
c.a se s,oagti - bev ,bses b brplgs ssc. 'e-ns
syssta tat wnl isria.ts ,s<r @g~rssss. ssa
aeag~lss.s tiss ssvv~s. T~ mias met rs-s>f ny
,n. sssesslest so<srsy . fnssns q vaAsssrtAssse GA
ans,tss oooas - sbsy vtsH ~ hess~~ W have k~s
t,s,s. sss r,~v sss.s ssa ssdais t0w~~
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Colonel Writ Adams cavalry dashed IN and captured
few straggcrs
Canton has also been evacuated Grants entire army
has gone 10 vicksburg.
An attempt blow up the state House falcd, although
u Is badly damaged
Our cavalry are pursuing They have destroyed all tho
machine shops rolling stock, cannon and track between
jackson aad ylossbarg
Mobile will no doubt be the next place Of attack.
MoHrus, Miss., July ~, 1888
IN ofccr from viosshnrg says that hcphsrsonn entire
corps lett that place tho 2is, moving M the river
Their officers stated that they were going TO Richmond
Transports from above constantly arriving
Nearly all the rolling stock and cannon were hent up 70
Grenada, ana were consequently saved.
Jef Davis has issued proclamation appointing August
IL as a day of humiliation ard prayer.
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ssisse Fired ~ Boston In Honor or ynios
Sucessses.

fosros, July q, 1893.
salute o. one huntred guns wS nred ., noon today
." ~ '"s ~ "O"'"1, :, "a = Andf1r nooos
a, the MIS- ss1pl
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Tt.bsi Ascou y 90.

rDas.rsy. sssy q. Isss.
INA ns.ns-a IssyS1Aa Ls Hesalss sseissss -.
fsorns- -, -
ne sss1y sva1sslss gSssos y.ss~cay nrrnsr.
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THE MISSISSIPPI CAMPAIGN.
~~~~~~~>~~~>~>~->~~>~<
Sherman's Operations Before
Jackson.
~->~-o-~o~-~-~~~>~-~~-~
General Lanman's Removal and
Its Cause.
es.~e.~~~S-~~4,e@~~s~~~-~~~
The Cannonading and Skirmish
Fighting.
-,>~ee~~~~~,.@~>ce~~-~-.
Movements Of Johnsion's Rebel Forces Previous
TO the Evacuation Of Jackson.
Rebel Accounts from vick.burg
and Jackson.
-~~-s--~~--~~-,s>~~~--
Reported Evacuation of the Latter Place
by the Union Army,
&C.. &C.. &c.
Rebel Accounts from vicksburg
and Jackson.

cAIno, July 27, 1s83'
Passengers who left Vsbnrg on the 24'h, state that
Hcrron's division had returned from the fazoo
river and wcro preparing to 90 to some point further
South. shermans old corps stl occupied Jackson; but
was understood would fail back this side OF the
Black river. All was quiet along the river.
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bcf0 - July II 1879
rss yacht Gsana' essonshs - =. Wright IT,. of Saith
po~,0n y. Fsissd ~ tbs ooe~sor % ns Port "a th-
sro.nd that her owDs, ~ essaknss register 20, h-s,
rsvSssss,ss that b ss As~lssn cs.sss wn~e.. -
h.s r-esary obispss yrsmrsos rrc~ the ars ~ es,.
sAsssA mi ke n ss s6s@
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IMPORTANT FROM CHARLESTON.
.~-~-~,--
Continuation Of the Conflict on
the Gath and 25th Instant.
REBEL ACCOUNT OF THE FIGHTING.
.-0--s.e~~~s.+e~s,-~~a-.
strengthening Of the Union Wsrks on
Morris Island,
&C.. &C.. &C.

WAsihS.roS, july ~, 1858.
The following extracts taken from the Richmond
Dipdtci OF this morning
tnssi xsruN July 2i-gP. NJ
The bambardmeDt renewed early this morning
with rapid and continuous nring, until tag OF truce
went down at niue o'ciocs.
Ine attack renewed this cyenin., the enemy
eonally hiring Al Cummings Pout ard Sumter ropy ing
heavily. The hring il stil going
We sent down to the lice; 20 dsy i05 paroled
and received 10.
pnyscia Ist from Hilton Heat says that 1fiy four
Of regulars took the oath OF allegiance last Wcdnes
day
The casualties ths morning three killed and Elk
wounded Those which occurred this evening have not
been heard from.
CHARLESTON, Inly 70, 1858
Regular lrng from For, sumter and Battery Wagner al
the Yankees Morris Island kert ~ AL pght, and
continued all ~ 10 day. Tho Yankees occasionally
spondcd from their batteries Ainrrs Island. The
Monitors and The onsides Tying outside. took no part
Tho Yankees have Two battsrt~s Morris Island, aud
have strengthened their position. No casualties
ported n dry.
Aroihe- Nonitor arrived 10 day making six in all
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Bsrm,ng OF shs ssssnseas Bo.s.-.

CrcnSsn, July q, 1893.
The sssoosnt Bos,on accidentally bsvseA 90 sAssr.
day, above Per,spoax Las sss,ovs, ~ which sIsocs
p issve6
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Mrxrlrs. July % lsaa


Bes Faust reported TO have again cross
Tennessee towards the river, and towards Jack
son. Tennessee Geaora Hodge has sent force 10 meet
them.
One OF General Hurlbut'a escorts who arrived last
night reports that Pemborton and his stan and some Of
his officers have gone 10 Richmond His army has scat
tered In every direction. General Pemherton said WA
impossible TO keep them together The rebels press
ing every body their ranks. Tbs excitement, - in
tense.
The rolling stock the railroad is all being run 70
wards Mobile. Large quantities Of cotton going In tho
came direction.
The bulk Of Johnslons army In reported at Martin,
thirty Of Jackson Ills force .s estimated al
thirty thousand.
An surplus stores being shipped 10 Mobiles
General Iardee and Forrest PASSED through Mcrdian,
tho 18TH godg Johnston and Forrest suffering
from a wound, and no, NJ for duty. Hardces corps
wos, SAID going TO Johnston, bat had not passed
Meridian up TO the ed.
despatch dated Martin, Ass., 20rh, states that all
the general aud field officers taken at vcksburg had
beso exchanged but tho had struggled thar they
without commands.
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The Charleston BiocxaJe,

THk DRIVEN Asnokk AND B,ENIss OF BLOCKADE
RrSSEH-OTrIciAL DESPATCH pgoM sp,uRAL
pAuLgKgA.
WssaissroN. July -, 1893
The following despatch was received ny tho Navy De
pArtmtnt q day
la. ~r9sNgs DNsMosk,
% NDRsfs tsfAsp, Judy ~ 1898.
Hon. Dna0S MmL2, secretary IL the Navy
- aayr q iun.m me DEPARTMENT that tue night
the tNih instant large side Sbeel steamer. Ia rying
70 INTO 1narest0n eaa.e4 by tho .an.ndaixaa
aud other outside bly ksers amt aRaty headed aud
driven u4,on TIM shoss ~ ommauder George w. Powers
of IN. Gafskl then anchored abreast ~ Port wayne
picket diity lte steamer vas nrea ny ani
n02 n total wreck
The of sn1eegs e. sach en".prsc. mate
rally icssened by occupation tbs -hp chan.
mel
have the honor TO be, very respectfully yOur ohedscnt
servant, J. A. pAfigii.fN tsesr Aamrsi.
commanding sonfn Atlsntie Bl1cxsd.n. ~ lairnn.
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HtNfsAfus, JHD n INT
a ssUngushsd medical officer, wlo bss tess fos
tlme duiy AZ tae GsiI - genyrbarg furnishes tho
r. owff. oecsi avprorl - -oaaasa s~fui
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Mr.. oa.risa u. Farren's Dispatches.

fupgg.yIa ApxE C0sfs
MAR itcgsgS Alssl-sfpi, 1uy ~ IsCa
rayAlEY gDEpuio..
Eariy ths morning MAJOR Fullerton, With ms commaud
he s0Con4 Illinois cagary'Vas sent ou' % eFped
tion he Nssispp pAd Jac,-son Railroad vh order
proceed along llne for ni'cn mites and such
cuvcr,s and rolling stock might ma and brldsos
The .foofs let here IN high spirits, and doubt siI
with success.
rvuxY't nsF.
Major General Ord commanding this oorpe. busy
good pari the pTcyoIs nght 10 arranging or canao
ado - The oneuiy's llne and pre.sIns further
Tho cneny replied only Siih muskctFy 10 hat "
The divisions y Gems ,non ~ Smith apd iioyey. bat
can tanmlu. the extreme rlsnt noy concentrated
The ffe ~ tw-lgo uefeg 0g artillery puf nsn replied
Win gleor Atcr tho csfnon tae General fanas "a
ordered adsunre IgOu he enemy nal two hours
gsot ~ sbafp m4sseify Ore, gfaiualy gsioiDg
vrulnd the rHhHs team ofFiy 0pfoxns be move
Ineuts ogr u0pp~ t1rc - - .uaipy anil i1oy had
g4lnea l-plnt iuuudei and weui bey0nc H. -
tim hu arad aud nfty fards ~ the febs breast
works tol rfGen. .. the rhira t9an regiment, feil
morally wounded wifs asiaauy Commanding ha rasis
wcni ule iag'or ala killed, ard three eeienAnt
= iaels 60 or aNvfefste oss 20 Tbs alsir was
40 silel ud seseafy 'so#al.et.
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sovysE>rs IonSsross REngL goucrs
From couple Of refugees whD left Canton sunda y
morning las, aud reached here yesterday having walked
nearly 100 mites three days. learn the following par
teaars Of Johnaions movements within the last tive
weeks Three days previous 70 tbs surrender of yicks
burg hi army having becn reinforced by liufords br
gade a Reckinrisec'a division, by Walkers legion
Longs division, and by finnh's brigade from sontn
Carolina, he intended " attempt o cut his way throug
the exone left cf lines aud relieve tho rebe. army
here, and TO- tho latter purpos. he hid hrgo
srppiy team loaded and ready 20 tole with hira.
some delay occurring he compelled 81 postpone to
accomplishment OF his object, and the sth roach
od hira u the surrender
GENERAL surHa'AN
10 closing his Nucs around The city Jackson ani the
rebels hciomed in a every point this side ~ the Pearl
river IN addition to the rIe pits which rclef the
place when General Grant maic his fsf Alta there the
rebels have thrown % streng earfbwurks though tho
nature o. tho country dles crmt any extensive Tor
tthCan.us similar 20 those vicksbufg Hence General
sherman felt confident = his eyeniuai succeaA
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-04-15

Az CsaveaEiou Of shs Democracy Of
Harrison Csaaty, Iowas eaaTsnsa u The
Oours House in Magnclia, o. Saturday,
shs 4sh o. April 1868, pursaaas % nosies
the following proceedings we're hid:
yauass Hardy chairman OF The Dsao-
cratse Oepssal Oommisses, called tbs cea-
seasion 70 order and sisted the objeet Of
the eonvention.
On mosien, James n. Raymend waa
appointed Secretary. The convsnfion
thea proceeded % elsss Central Com.
missae, resulting ID The eIsGtion OF JAS.
Hardy, q. w. gsndit, j. 8. Cole, Robssl
McGaysrn sud Ohariss Bs9ghn.
On motien, the convention proceeded
to elscs Dissries Csnsral Commiissss ]
| II. Hatch, e. r. Cooas, +. b. Nicely AMI
IWm. 8. Msesh sas slsesed said sommls
CAaslA Eas.eh., JSsal Harsy -
/ Erasess Bsoxn - sisutsd dslsgatss 7
thu 8Sata guavsuksoa-
ca mesioa b. Ms3svsrn, g. 0ilmss
sod +. ,. Nicely wsrs appointed altar
Tia oonssnsios by voss ssthorissa a
ems of The dstsxAtse present = tbs Stet
| eonvensioD . cass the satirs vote e q
III Rdissss il shs MsessllA R4psl
| licoa and oosa9il Diaft 1ple were 4
| aaastsa ii pahli1k ~ psoss1 ings " 4
i eonsansios o. 2s<joa - eonrsnsis
1900. Jas. HARDY. Chmsa.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-04-15

- We had the pleasure on Monday
last OF . call from III. Il. CLAak, psopri-
ssar Of the Omaha Rebrssksoa, who
Informed Is thai be proposed hereafter,
Furnishing che eitissns Of this cisy with
the latest nsws. The Daily Rs6rasksesl
viii be delivered here st saven O'clock Of
each morning, and viii contain the latesi
news up 20 miaaighs- Our citizens have
been badly bored by daily papers pah.
lished sshersaboats, y and We knox thai
ths proposed enterprise viii meet wish .
hearty approval.
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