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IN rbedirnce % the f0rsRong writ, this respondent
q Whas the 81 John H. Lirebauah ready 90 bring be-
'ars ne court mi annexns a copy Of the order under
WHICH D. Was received and detained Respondent never
aad a1y custody ~ ssid Ln=baug1. except a. q subor
iu O. military nicer aCFIuE uuderstre order If his su-
psroF .meer h-iur J. K Mccall, comm n5er of the
HgsE - Atlanta Georgia ard 81 custody, UoVer. or con.
-oi or tn respondent over said Lirebaugh, ceased On
De sam- Gay % the service o. SAID writ Of habsas cor
Hs "iflou- the priFfy or consent Of this respondent,
1l WItloIf any Ia % on h- part. and he same re-
1ained c1mpet-y suspended uufH the aay o. max ng
'hia r-tlru Iun re- saOu8ent hrrhR Thus unable 10 d, O.
luce he body Of SAID LInrbsuzh AZ he Co. ae sid vii
a. mrl- r-furuans, nj being wholly Ignorant Of
T-17g1a Avs uerefraTi z breu within the State IN all
Pa lie mil Dr. c--e iuto &c az a sod or 10 perform mil.
-ry duty. wlrCl sp-riFs o. furv be has be n cortnu-
-f-ty He.t9ru ug ever since, did not know any return
s@a Nrt gas necessary or roper until it ould DO
accompanied with The prodlcfis1 of the 2. dy fth-
5us7ner. W WHEELER
Cs9t C0mi'g Miit y Prison.
S~oru 90 and subscribed before a. tbs 8 b October.
SOB NJ HAuaoSD, Notary PI0le
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HEADQUAHTERs POT
AdsHt4 Ga, Set II 1903.
Capt Wheeler viii cordns. until fu. tber order. Mr.
~inrbaugh, company -, regiment - Charge,
17as5l. J K MCCALL
Major Comd's Post
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SOUTHERN
EXPRESS COMPANY.
r SALE
OF
UECALLED FOB FRETGHTs.

Unless Delivered before the day OF Sale. the FOL
lowing Packages, uueailsi for, al the Southern
Express Once iu Atlanta, viii Be liable 20 bes0ld a.
Public Auction, on the 3iBt day Of Gcto1er. 1903.
G. 7. Campbell. AGENT.
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UA FIRE broke cos in Augusta, Monday
uigat last, about eight O'Clock, in the millinery
store Of Mrs. L'hng, on Broad street, opposite
lae express ofi &c, 81 district, and consumed
nearly her entire stock Of goods before it could
be extiuguishsd. The stock was valued At about
SIS 900. and insured for about $1,000. The
Il G vas evidently the work Of an ineeHdiaFy as
Nrs LcrDg went through her store about seven
o'clock p 81, and all yes safe snd secure 81 that
tine; bu, an houE afterwards toe IRE occurred,
and was set ia the celia.
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rA-HeAA ELLllh LDLHTfs
TIE und-r.igned, bel g g constable in and for the
sCu ~ 20 Futnr, rstu-us: That did, on the 22d day
o. September 1903 serve q co y Of this writ 0v Ieav-
rg it viii fhe lrut.-t cf the said VIM ~. wheeler.
vh N found 90 the door OF entrance into the barracks
O. lury prison az a Rura VINO informed me he
I'D hand zoe cory 70 Capt Wheeler A. soon ss be re-
u-1ed and sw b adiufaHt fer that on the SANE
ray who informed fme had handed the CODY 10 Cant.
Wheeler. This At September 1865
c. RAsBERRY. S C.
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Ordered, that said Ll7ebsugh be discharged.
o A BULL, Judge sup. Court
Chambers, 9Th October, 1863.
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WHERE WILL IT END B en- was selling
AZ Ts'al in this city, yesterday, Al 50 per
2ouDd, and We heard 81 per pound ssked for
zfssn pork, ordinary At that, IN The market this
morning Is there any cause cor this, beyond
the eT.ortionsta split that prevails among The
7roduc7rs and provision dealers We thick
not II so-f il Is the result Of absolute scar
sity m the coansry-f it is legitimate and M
,voidabls, God hep the poor this winter. But
{ is not neesssita'sd by the condition Of the
country and something mist be done Ia M, On
end to the greedy desires Of The plan5srers.
6 We them their way 10 a mach gre ter extent
nd they viii Greats Al army Of starvinqs in
"r midst mere terrible to encounter than an
'r0y ct the pubic enemy. Who VIII propose
3 remedy
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About $l2 Tor each man, woman and child in
the city, OF about 800 to each voter All this
is in addition to tho tacoma tax, stamp tax, IL
censes, ETC., BY TIE General Government. and
he licenses. assessments, water tsx, and other
corresponding eng 80 peculia- 20 the city.
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GEORGIA. FULTON COUNTY
I william F-Bab q. clerk OF the Superior coUrf
2 s7ld county 90 h-reby csrify that he forsgolnE q. r
rue copy 0f tho whole p-0c-edings 10 the habraS c0rrLs
'ase OF iohn II LnehsuEh 81. William ". Wheeler
eHpTalu). and thai tie above cosy rrder is a true
COY n the o dsrCu the minutes Of he superior court
Of aid county.
Wi. So, my hard and seal or Office, this, the SIKH
lay Of October. 1853.
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- The Pm iadeiphia Enquirer Of the 24h
r ports ar immense sale Of przs goods at Brock
lyn The prcvi as day. The Cargoes of fifteen OF
twenty block ds-runuing vessels were disposed
Of. The cotton sold amounted to eighteen huI-
dred bales, snd brought about half a million
l~o.lars- A sinEle6fm took one thousand bslef,
worth Tires bundled Thousand dollars, under
stood to be for export A quantity of other
goods were sold. There were Tosin, terpentine,
qu9Ts. tea end shoes. The amount realized is
esuma.ed a. six hundred Lhousani dollaEs.
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= We sre sure il viii be iuts testing to Our
cadets 70 know the amouat OF New York CITY
* bin for 1868 "Af.er the roic comes re.
lection" Here It is:
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-07-23
Umaulhenticaled RmsmOr
that .JOh hmsOm has Sur.
rendered To y sherman.
MOrgan's Forces being pur- :
sued i'm direction Of
ZaneSvillc.
Special to the Times

WAsHisGToN, July %.
This evenings Republicans contains the
following:
From the best information at hand il,
appears Lees army Is near Winchester or
above that point while our own army
occupies such position ho could not get
back to Richmond without fighting at
disadvantage. The rebel General Il ei-
tho' holding his position to gather sup
Plies from the crops in the valley, or,
with the aid Of such rclnforccmen,s as he
may have obtained to give another bat
tie or series of battles to the army of the
Potomac.
Our army is ready to fight him-anx
ious, indeed, rather than return to anoth-
er campaign IN those distr cts of Virgin
Ia which have have been thoroughly dev
astated by war, We msy expect some
stirring news from Gen. Meade's army
soon.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-07-23
New York. July 23

NEW oRk, July 70.
n ew Orleans letters state that Gems
" letzel's and Dudley's brigadcs, unde '
zen. Grover, left Port Hudson on the
evening OF the 9th, and went to Don
aldsvils to clean ont the rebel batteries
near there. When four miles from there
the 30th Mass. regiment, in advance, was
suddenly attacked and $50 men killed
and wounded and three field pieces cap
tured.
Every effort will be made by Gen.
Banks to recover Brashear City and the
Opelousas railroad.
At last accounts the enemy were re-
ported as having fallen back beyond
Bayou Lafourche. An expedition ia
said to have also gone by river to Alex
andria.
The gunboat Sciota WAS sunk in the
Mississippi in collision with the gun
boat Antonio
An expedition from the squadron of
Galveston has destroyed tlaree schooners
and three hundred bales Of cotton in
Galveston Bay. On tho return Of the
party Lieut.. Davenport was severely
wounded by rebels in ambush.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-07-23
BALTIMORE. Jnlv %

DHLiiMokE, July 20.
About 400 rebel cavalry encamped
near Nolan's Ferry, attempted to cross
the Potomac last night, nten ling to tear
up tho rails of tho Baltimore Il Ohio
X. r., but their designs were frustrated
by and Of independent rangers, who
drove them off,
We learn from headquarters that at 3
o'clock this Thursday morning Lees
whole army was moving rapidly in the
direction Of Winchester. Ewell, who
had moved in tho direction of Cumbcr-
land, fell back and followed Lee.
Ihorc is no ioroo now at Martinsburg.
but small body of cavalry scouts re-
port nm increased body of cavalry near
,Narper's Ferry, supported by two regi-
III ents OF infantry, one dressed in Federal
nn forms.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-07-23
RIVER ITEMS.

Wednesday, July 2:.
ARRIVED.
kArH CAssRL. B. W. Davis, Montross.
PshBINA, Hill, Montrose.
ADD hISx, Dumont, Keokuk.
DEPARTED
hArR CAssEL, B. w. DAVIS, Montrore
ADD hIsE. Dumont; Upper Mississippi.
BOATS LEAVING THIS EVENING.
The Northern Line packet pembinA, Captain
Hill, and NJ. Green, clerk, will depart for St.
Louis and way points this evening at O'clock
Il. NJ. Prettyman, agent Take tho Pemoina il
you want to travel in good company.
BOATS LEAVING To- MORROW
The mail and passenger packet Jennie wbippls,
Captain Campbell. will depart for Keokuk and
intermediate landings tomorrow morning. Lem.
uel parkhurst in the once. +. A. TiIebein, agent
The mail and passenger packet James Means,
Captain Pierce, will depart for Dubuque and way
points tomorrow morning r. N. Prettymap,
agent
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-07-23

PERSISTENT TRAsCALITY.-The G0zefte
is determined. II possible, to work Mr.. Curry
IN injury. and to accomplish its vile purpose
resorts to obtaining ~ affidavit from three
Of its charcoal friends that Mr.. Curry did
make use Of the expression that this Gov
srnmsnt ought TO Be put down. and he would
help put it down" Nr. Curry sends ~ ths
following statement:
Davenport. July 23d, 1868.
EDIToR DEnocaAr AND NEws:
The Gazette this mornisg puhli.h.. an an
davit. signsd by two notoriou, abolitionists, ,,
to the effect that In . oonv srsstiou last Tues.
day, l mads use OF the expression that "this
Government ought to Ls put down. and that
would help put II down" The men Who
signed that atiidsvit-uninten ,ionally, l trust
committed perjury. | did say that "srs
long We would have . Democratic President,
and then the people would again enjoy their
rights. That Thought such IN sdministra-
tion as the present should Be put down. and
that | would help put II down when the
time came" meaning, Of course. at the mex,
Presidential election. THE remark has been
distorted into . declaration against the Gov.
srnment.
la conclusion let me say that in order TO
give those gents who signed the document
which appeared in this mornings Ga,etts. .
chance to prove their patriotism. | hereby
agree to shoulder the muskst this very day for
three years If either of them. excepting Mr.
TesgardeD, who ! do not consider my equal,
will do the same. JoHs b. CuRsY
Mr.. Curry's statement efeetually squslches
the Gasssses bsgabsar. and places the editor
in the somewhat questionable position of
knavs and . falsi6er-just where he 10 per-
fectly at home
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-07-23

PERsosAL.-Jerry Nottingham, Gen
Agent, and W. !. Cstlin, Managing Director
st. Paul. MINI, Of the Central Express Com
pany. are in town on business connected with
that corporation. We understand the busi-
ness prospects Of the Central are extremely
hattering. and there 10 no doubt a large car
ry'ng business will be done by the institution
this Fall Mr. Fidlar will open hi. Office in
few days. and be ready to receive orders.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-07-23
LATEST NEWS.
New YoRY. Jnlv

NEW ORK, July %.
The Monitor Passaic was passed. O.
Cape May, yesterday afternoon, in TOW
OF q steamer.
Vallandigham, of Newark, Del, an,
DIR. N. II. Clark were arrested on Fri
day last by the Provost Guard. The,
took the oath and we're released. TIL,
former is brother Of the Vallandig
ham.
A letter from Rosecrans' army, o
July l4th, reports the army again in mo
ton. The cnemy's rear had been shellcd
but no fighting had occurred. Our cav.
airy was off on an expedition. The en-.
emy appeared excited aud threw away
large quantities Of arms, ammunition
clothing, DC, as they rstreated. The
rebel force is estimated at 4,5OO-ln-
fantry, $500 cavalry, 1000.
A dispatch from TulIahoma, Tenn,
the l0th, says: Col. Wilder's mounted
infantry have returned from . highly
successful expedition to Columbia and
Centrevil'e. The force consisted Of the
l23d Illinois and 18th Indiana. The
expedition was out six days, and brought
back nearly 800 horses and mules and
200 negroes. Eighty OF the stock and
forty.two Of the negroes were taken from
Gen. Leonidas Polk. Several skirmishes
were had, resulting in the killing Of ten
guerrllas and the capture Of five COM
mi.sioned officers aud privatss. Our
loss was one man killed
The Er1,ress contains . rumor that a
test case Of the constitutionalIty Of the
draft is to be made before the common
pleas court ou Monday, and it will be
carried Immediately to the court of ap-
peals.
A Barbados paper Of June 23d re-
ports the arrival Of boat containing a
lieutenant and nine men of the pirate
Florida, being the prize crew Of vessel
she had taken, and which was intended
to run the blockade. Being short of wa.
ter near that island they fired her, but
she stranded. The Cargo had become
cause Of strife between the Islanders, the
military had been called out and COLI
sion with the mob was reported to have
taken place. The report looks very like
. oanard.
Mayor Opdyke offers reward of $500
for the apprehension and conviction of
any person guilty Of murder and arson
during the late riot.
CINCINNATI, July %.
Morgan passed through Nelsonville
this morning. Our forces are close be-
hind him.
The Commercials Columbus special
says: After perambulating Athens Co.,
Morgan took southerly direction, cross
ing Washington county and the Mus
kingum river, in the direction Of Nelson.
vile, with the evident intention Of gain
ing point on the Ohio river above gun
boat navigation and cross to Virginia.
Tho authorities have made such arrange
ments as will effectually checkmate and
capture bis band.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-07-23
CINcINNATI. july 90.

Three steamboat loads OF Morgan's
men arrived here this morning.
Morgan crossed the Musklngum River
At Eaglesport, Is miles below Evans
vile, at 10 o'clock this morning.
Scouts report bis force one thousand
strong and three pieces Of artillery,
Col. Memerd, Of the seth Ohio, sent
his regiment and large number Of mill
tia after him.
Col. Chandler, Of GAINESVILLE, and 2d
citizen scouts, were captured at Dearan.
town last night.
The latest news from Eaglesport say.
he seth Ohio Regiment, under Lieut.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-07-23

FLoURrsnING.-The harvest season is
progressing most, .fsvorably. The farmers
could not ask for . more favorable time or
better crop than ia nov being secured. The
prosperity Of Iowa 10 being increased many
fold. and now inducems snts are piljpv IN bs-
fore those who would seek home in our
thriving young state.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-07-23


CHANGE IN THE GAZETTE OFFICE
We notice that our portIy friend J.mss Mo.
Gosh. Esq,, has retired from the printing bus
ioess for the present. having sold ont his stock
10 the Gazette Company to the remaining part.
nsrs-M.ssrs. White, Russell, Hoops and Ds.
via. HE experience among the types and roll
srs Of the craft. ve trust. has bssn Of plsa,-
sot and rsnumsrativs character. Ten mon hs.
however, 10 not hardly time enough for On an.
prentice to form just conclusion Of the trad.
or to make fortune at il. Nevertheless y.
think ne has acted ~issly-all thiogs eonsid.
ering in thus retiring. The concern sudsrs the
loss Of bis financial ability and of the prssspee
Of . most substantisl men. Whatsvsr nav BE-
left Of the concern since this change. Il m,s,
BE- confessed on ell sides that its bowel. Ar.
gone. 10 the private walks Of life vs visb
4r. MoCosh prosperity, happiness and long
life. My his shsdow never grow les-whieh
~ consider very shady remark. though made
10 sincerity. II be ever wants 10 rssums .b.
business vs hope be will drop us . line. ".
did think st first when We heard Of the change
that vs ought to have division Of profit. b..
upon I've sr three days' reflection " hav.
come 70 the conclusion that ~ ere not abl.
~ vsssis.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-07-23

A GENTLEMAN of we'll known veracity
assures US that it 10 but . short time since Mr.
Tssgarden made use Of the expression In his
presence that "ths Gov vsrnment We have had
for the past ten years vas not worth preserv-
Ing. and he hoped tho present war would be
the death Of It," Pot calling the kettle black
don't look At all pretty. Jesse.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-07-23
WAsHif ;GToN, July %.

WAsHif 'GToN, July %
from the official sta tement Of the pub
nc debt, furnished by tue treasury De-
partment, the followi ng is taken:
Total public deb. of tho United States
July lst, 1863, as sb own by the books Of
me treasury DE pertinent, is 81, O97,274,-
3G6.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-07-23

ONLY A DoLLAR.-It 10 q email sums
but you save It every time you buy dress or
five dollars worth Of goods at Wadsworlha-
Call there asd savs money.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-07-23

WHEELER has . full stock Of dress
silks. mossmbiquss. muslins. hosiery, prints.
trimmings. aad, in fact. 10 never at . loss 10
suit oil hts customsrs with the best goods.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-07-23
THE MARKETS.
Dave. ,port Market.-..DaiiyR Report.

OvvICK Ov ruK DnH. 4 NRvsl
Thursday Evo.. July 22. (
Quotations unchanged.
FLous w holcssIe, sbAoat6.60 retail, $3.50
o1d. 40. Ship nents 90 bbls.
WnEAr- 650.y0o.
Coas--3l 0t33o.
OATs-60oL5<o.
Wool Washed 6oQl60c.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-07-23
NUMBER 227.

Col. Mcfarland, are fighting the rebels,
aud driving them up tho river towards
GAINESVILLE.
Business Is suspended in GAINESVILLE.
and the citizens are turning ont On
masse to resist Morgan's progress.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-07-23

HATs OFy.-Throw away your old hat
and 50 to FArsands and get something new.
nice and very cheap. That 10 the place to
yet your money back and more too.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-07-23

CLOSING OUT AT Cosr.-At SIN ith 5
Hat Store. opposite LIE Claire House. you can
bay mems boys and misses straw hats at csst
to make room for our fall stock. This 10 no
hom6ug. We viii do what " adysrtile.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-07-23
MEMPHIS. july 81.

lien. liurbut' s scouts who have RIrIv
cd fr, nm okAlona, Miss, report Johnston
at Era,. don, Miss, and Sherman in poss
sssion OF jackson.
Rugsles, Chalmers and Ferguson
forces were at Tspula.
The scouts bring Mobile papers of tho
l7th. They cor tain leading editorials
from the Charleston Courier and Mercu-
ry Of Monday and Tuesday. They say
the possession Of Morris Island bv the
Fcderas seals the fato Of Charleston and
tho fact cannot DO disguised. and calls
upon the army to drive the Yankees of
at the point Of the bayonct, and If that
fails, to make Charleston Saragossa and
burn the city as last resort. They
blame jeff. Davis.
Papers OF the 18th were said 20 have
full particulars Of the fall Of Charleston,
but the scouts could not obtain or get n
sight Of them.
Correspondence from Bragg and John
ston's armies report great dcst,iu,ion and
Generalization. They give up the Miss
iesIppi, and advise planters not to run
tut stay and make the best terms posi-
Die.
JEFF. Davis has issued a proclamation
calling out every while man in the Con.
fsderacy between the ages Of Is and A.,
and says that every man who does not
Immediately enroll himself will be treat
ed az a dcseIter.
Full correspondence between Davis
and Stevens shows that his mission was
solely to have tho war carried on with
humanity and to prevent the execution
Of the two captains drawn to retaliale
Oh Burnside.
Scouts report that a majority Of the
planters are anxious that we should get
possession Of the country before Davis
has time to conscript.
Ruggles is concentrating his forces for
a move, either TO evscuate or make a
dash on our lines.
Johnstons army is estimated not TO
exceed 10000.
Great CONSERVATION exists throughout |
the whole Southern country.
The reports Of our successes At Nat
chez, Yazoo City and Jackson are fully
confirmed. Large amounts Of munitions
Of war and ammunition have fallen into
our hands at these places, thus injuring
the rebels in a vital manner.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-07-23

FIVE HUNDRED pieces Of gentlemen's
drsss goods to select from At KrAuss's. He
has the best cutter in the city, and will please
all who leave orders.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-07-23

CALL ut the Premium Job Printing
ohes If anything In the printing line 10 want.
ed. We defy competition.
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CHIoA0O, July 20
Spring Extra 81 80. '"o'
"nt.r-M Market 10 lower. No. l Spring 81 o2.
aohs.- l.1lsc lower. 47lsonso.
OARS Firm. b4a64a. Ia store
kYk.-Stcady. No. S6c In store.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-07-23

POLICE CouRr.-The Eddy shooting
case reported yesterday 10 still progressing be.
fore the Police Magistrate. with fair pres
pset Of holding out . day or two yet.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-07-23

FIL1ING UP.-Mr. Viele is making
number OF very necessary repairs In and
about post Office block. The building never
vas Of muen account, and vi ! stand . great
deal Of patching up ever. Year
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-07-23
Wanted,

Dze A MONTH! WANT TO HIRE
DS - Agents In every county at S75 . month,
expsnsss paid. to sell my new cheap Family Sew
log Asehines.
Addrss., 8. MADISON, Alfred, Nsjas.
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