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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-22
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

COMPREHENSIVE.
FltHK 1idelsI RED haFs entered idio q, paEtnsr-
u chip under ne slgl. q liulI ERF1EL1 q co,
ElElly and Rye, N aliil GllI7 vii D. l1i7f-
We have Iced tLl Lar = d :. l N =
rsIte lelll lets NJ elfdef q Sc
oll and allr 81 Gl1 haze ~ HIllt y lnnlt
Mist Houses n ehls - ton ~ he 1lllttJ.S
Having TIE edlaligEs - 81 1fl1ti fflllIcli skll
u tle - h1. b met Invite
joins bp41ksFfElD,
sse.-t w y is1f.1sfI,
Whs4lrlx.B De-. II. 1soa. 2. :; ss sssiats
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9aiIp gnttIligsattt.
ORPHANS, FAIR.

,,,1Jp ANNUAI FAIR FOR THE ORPHANs
will be held this year In the Union HalI2on the
Snsnjn2 each day at O'Clock in the morning Be-
1dss many useful articles great variety Of Fancy
GbTstmRs Presents will be on hands. A handsome
sumner VII be provided each evening. Lunch and
TnSfFeshnlents at all hours Of thu day. 4deel91t
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THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY,
SIR JAMES cLARKE's -
ENTHUSIASTICALLY na.

Prtparsa from a prsseript ton o. ISL ". Clarke,
II. d. P6ysieiaR Extraordinarily 70 gS
!. Queen. s
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Ricfh5SD. March 2i.-The Senate il not IN
session to-day. r'ss7Fir-z-- SER
House passed ths Sshsss bill 70 'itcfsa5s ihs
|eiieiency OF hear nrtiilsfy ior eoas. dstsnrsi;
and then went into secret session tn ihs i.z
|hilk --.. +.
A light rain has been f-iling % day. The
roads are in miserable condition frOp sn0E
and rain.
caAHLEsrox. 5 C.. March 22-The enemy
have been shsllfng the wreck o. the Georgia.
Which s,iH lIds OF Log Island otbc-~ise al
quiet. r-~4s ~
EicEkpno. 1IAset '2f.-Ths ernbSsts lI.zi
fond and Aqangahela passed Warrtnton
about Elk O'Clock This evening. aftsr heavy
cannOnading Of anhOur. distinctly heard u this
.pl4ce. aud are nov anchored below the city a.
Smedss point m
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In the obituary lizts We rcad ths names of Right
Rev Geo. Tomlinson. Bishop Of Gibraltar Fios Ad
vikes = brother of Right Hen W. T. GRds6fs
Colonel Bernard. II p for Bandon. Lieutsnznf
General Burke- SEA f
The early niIiness OF The season i mento.ed in
many papers OF Crest Britain The Waruick Adver
.tiser Of The 12th February. sayE= .0uinr. q rh<
m1dness q the season. do4es aod fruif are berin-
mag % show hsmselse1 belors tbeif n1na tnls Thr
common hazel nut, IN nd hlosDn, n.y- be Zen iu
Oakley wood; aud &c Mr. BronHichf Rardens 81
~ Hoyton. strawberry pants IN Inl bloo ana piu-
Ie- hepeticss, and the poylnthls thua early Dr
,auenting the borders allotted . then
The eazsex Advertiser reports renarksble Isap,
Ehich viii = Be rsPeaied sarpan1rl f1r nnng >
klp year- -Nr. - n Bolton. 81 HarinRtsn. informs
j1nped thlrtg-onesf ferf In cold bloodf Tha -Dau
ridden IL Mr.. Bolton uhs says hat io1r "a Ire
9itnekses car testify 70 The truth q The above
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T1HE above rsvErd vii Be paid f1r The apprrhcn-
Ei11 o. each q ths inlI1uinr 6cserters. men,
bers cf uenpEny l0l STA Tenne-s.e reEiDenf- nou
slatin1ed nf c1tousa eprlnrs. Ca
IbouPsun. about Il years uf are s feof i1ch-
tih. conpifxion dark. black eyes and black hair
reside1ce - titanr1Ea- Ien1esaee- : RuEtou.
sd - years leet oinrbes high cnzplexinn dark
axe. irst i1cbe~ high. perirn fnlr grey eyes
and fEtt hair O'NeaI. abluf fnr 1re yclrI q
AEe. ieef hiE1- kim fair Erey eycs and Iirbf
1alrs re<iosnce near BurninE Hatrr. Ien1eEsee- .
Hnlland. ieer IA inches Ash. p yrnrs 81 are.
cuDpie piexiou sir. asEei eyes and llht hair William
Walker. fers inches 1Eh - yeArH q age. CON-
pexirr dark. black eyea a1d black hair Ni1clles-
bIre eFrs. cara hair. Thos- ErRnT- - renrn rf
age. fert hiEh. DARK crupiexiun md dark hAfr. A
AcIey. - yearl ~ are ieel high, dnrk cuuplez-
iua nd dark hair ! L. ErI.1T. u 1cnru o. nre .
fe-t 10 inches hirh. dark cunpexi1u- dafk bar And
the eyrz, rtsidsncs II Hanitnn cuunry Tcnnonsos-
JnHE D. HuDGINs. Ia Iirut.
Conc'g ca Cd 17th I-un- Regt-
APPROVED
r1ar11 Irl COL cond-r sra Tsnn-
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AUCTION.

~ 6aurasy nexf fla inzt-. rfll s'c1.ck. oa Ne
~ corner q R4iifo.d aud keFenfh 6uteu.I ui1
sslat bnbIc oufcry 6esIabls bonsshoId aht kiitbe1
C6okinr ufenriln Beddhg. Cnpels
Dc IHD Hbrse Whgon - neH aackE.
0ne iot CarIlsntrrfs roaif fIoHer. $500. 4 81
Thee CoWs. tuQ Il thea ul-1 Calves.
Terms 60 delItcfy-an1 ev< yIkldr - - ~
nnrsd innsdi.tslI AneT lie rlls-
nsrI&tds J. n WILLY
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CIRCULAR


UTRIcE o. ConMlE11kT o. loE'.cHIFr1.l
K1oxriie Narrh le. les1. (
OEcer1 ccuunndlnr rccruIti1E telncknner1a' IN
this stale heretJ ordlrtt nd tH th-r weekly
rrfur1r . thiz cEce rrnnrfJ- Any rElreln fnllnE
10 make Eucb rtlurn1. MI be iunedinlElT nrrr.1ot
and chaIEes ~ - frt1errcd ag1int tbe Sex ti,o-
bedis1ce % ordeIa
b crder e Il Col L. y. Hf.AKE
r s. WEn1 Al Tnarlslul
Tsssesee psPsr. eoPJ ons vssk. AID sssd N =
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martha Rachel, cisrt and Hsrards. Who say they
free but have free papers, The 6rst : from
hehin1ville, fhe secondfro Nashville and TIE 9th
erttWo jrom Nurfreesbor1. Tenn. 49,, -.a...I -I.-
IN Hardin county jail are sam, slSve u J. Steven
son, Williamson county, Tenn. Tom. and Lewis,
sho belcDR To- Wm. G1Egens. Of OFrrton- ooanty,
Tenn. Tom, slsse Of Gen. Pillow q ArkAnsas :
George Turner belonging . Marshall Spencer. of Is
saquena county, Mis- Joe, belonging 10 Abner
Hpnter Marshall County. Aia. John. slave or 6. W.
smith, Holly Springs Mas. Isaac. bel0nring :.
Dots, of Franklin County. Ala k 81
10 B1lett coonty jail are Henry. who says he be
longs IN Browns helrs. wiIIial1son county. Tenn
and steFs who belongs 70 Ms Wsite, o. Aisbama.
In Jeaer.o1 county jail, Bob. slave Of Edmond 81
lott. near Tusc1mla, Ala; also Bob, belonging -
Joseph Palmer. At Northeastern Tenn. ana Paf-ick
Henry. belonging to Dnbri<ks Jarrett. living near
hnrfreetboro. .st.. ~ - Ir.t-
In the JAN OF Hancock county are Dick. Who s.ys
he belongs 70 Frank Gnr.ey Of nadisor county Ala
hama. and Billy. who says be 4 from opposite III md
No 35s in the Mississippi I'D belongs 20 John Nc
Gavcck.
In the jail OF Breckinridse county al HsrdinsburR
Ky, are three negro men aud thrpe negro women
Who have pagsrs- from the Yankee General. Pete
Hegly. vhp came il sight Of Chattanooga last sum
mer, one ot whom. George. i supposed 70 belong 70
Obadiah HaFerfoB. who lives N SWeedens Cove
Tenn. and the Others 70 hns- 4. johnson Who re-
sides near ,,aTeffeTi les Tenn ~t--
In The jsil OF Henry comfy are jim. belpnginE 10
jeremiah Cie4veiand. Bedford county. Tenn-. and
Josh. who 81 be belongs 70 Miss HAITI Clark ol
Texas. and was ia-chargs Of J. A. Doak Of Woodbu-
~, Cannon county, Tenn
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TAKEN Up

A I'D coEnirie6 70 San by he inIlhnry nuthrrstirs
- A. Ch.rtAnuora. On re ID e Or1oker. 1egl. ana
more recertiy Committed ~ acting IuEtiue a the
Peace Tor TIE cortg - Hnnilto1 Tenn- q tts 81
q December. ls61, ne<ro boy calling his nnus
JOHN. ard says be belocEH - Wm- Jr1Gl- 90 Meu-
PHI Sad hoy l. bl1rk - yearE cd fet "a inches
ihiEh- The oWnrr = recs-fiet u crue iu<wnr6
rr1Tt properly. pay charres and take hin co e. jal
der1o J. n. SWIM InfIrr
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II. HEkDorzRTkR Vol AND CnSscEIF BrRn ar
Sub depart1nen chaftanoogs. March y. 1851. I
A IL 6dfcrrs acting under orders from The Tolun-
- ter AID Constript Bureau. -Arrnr of Ternezs-ee
IN This snh-depariuF1t hereby ordered 10 snirnd
All eh5rts in the enfrcemeut Of the Con<rrpf l.aE-
Thy vii continue 20 gather up EtraEElerx ant de-
serreTs and receive W lunf6er until urth<r ondsrs
By cpmnand ~ N-NAGETN ET- Jr.,
Capt. :. r. BEkEKr Col cou1d'r E.ende1
4djt l1lar3l-lrl
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lapd of chixal[y and from. the nshlest Of her
daughters A State whose name - linked
With the bfigbtsstjswsI Of Ameficzh hislsry,
her women arc as lovely as her S1otniaiu
flowers. IFor-my officers aud soldiers. thank
you. When he stoEm Of battle Fages fereesi
amid the widest coBaict We viii think Of che
fair donors. and cling 70 This banner. For the
complimentary manner, Sir. IN which ron have
presented il, r thank you 49,. - -
Soldiers. to You COMMIT fhis gift In its
folds rests your honor Let il never be con
|iaminated by.a fDeman's hand Let the Can-
|fsderaey and the vo-id see xllat m the hour of
her darkest trials. Tennssses WIN Stand by de
colors Of Kentuek as they would BY. the stand
ard Of their. patiye State, They feel that rbeir
heporetheir glory. their safety. fAeir people
are one u se-i- ST s--e s-ts-,r
Thus lclosedrth review Asking = ftous.
and pardons Tor tfespassing so long u1on your
patience, VIII close Accept . Tenewed as,
surancp Of my most st.distnguished- cODsidera-
ton - s--sM MlxrJ JuLrr.
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A B0UT lour dsys se1 tusl.s .rro irsn rulloJc1
- N he irpr Wrks - EtuHah. Gtorril. an-o11l-
Cd - hoty ant- = = suppored. n currp1ny m.
and - ne inEuErfio1 e aWhiIe na1. Whe khd he(n
ernI,Ilyed n wulE1 The nbors rennrd Wfu te
pnfd f1r aprehensln1 uf E1if nEEfua. SO iur
eacn rne nrpruhen1r1 ~ reIurnet. irnrrinunnI-
nnr1o-1E vi. QD1HBT.
PrrnI ( n q ~ u. Etculh. 61-
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OrLl+FN-tH- "a Il ALAUUnLH ANU hEI1I y -
al haI1ing Rsports- for ale a ths REsEL onre -
QuasrEEnasrEE's DHrakrarEr.f =
Chattanooga. Feb l6t3-
GtlIlLENS are nctifed that hey expected 10 re
Oport 70 The Post CuzrterEfter Al eEtrsy nnies an
sorss i th.s vicinity sd are y.rnsd 1t % tra9s fO
Gpyernr1ent pr1BetT q any kind. q their cain
viii not Be rPecteb. unless The properly rs beei
c1atemsd. and brar|isd uiih &C.
Fsbi5-Ir B. =. JONES.
81 Eat f0-t I'm.
N COMMISSION HOUSE.
50 lea M4IE 81. LTEcHErRG. "a
Ibe 1nderEiE1ed lave associated tlEn1aeIpes 1nreth
er under Tie siyis nd drn q lanes r Scott a q.
for ths palPoes q eondaclinE gsoerHl AUC7IoA
and CDHnIoclOEI BUSINESS They hare rtufe.
thaf large and eeEsht buidinE. No l01 Hain srrei
iynchblrg. Va. lattIy occupied by JnD-| T. DAVIS
10. and On the lst day 81 Decenocr next. III b
ready 70 receive Eer hande Of al kinds pripall
and anstion sales They socil rnIneu1s Of Nm
ui.crured ard Smelling 1ooznoD. S1Ears. nol4s-1s
CD1ee End oiher G1oceriss. Bals Cutiol and Cbrtu1
Lenf6er 1nd Al r1baf Eood1 us1ally 1rred i1r sli
- Their hrst ADctio1 III take place a. cary q.
u December. ol p4ich due h0tice. ullh cst.iegpl
Win bs p1bli1hcd- H
They 1esperuully refer 70 Tie merchants a1i ba<
ncas nen % HichEcnd. Prt1rsburE. Danrile and 9th
cites q tie 6oulh. Hhu1e AID and co-oFerlrinr
I'm b c7ly aPPrecitted-
or he LIE 1ru Of John i. DaTm 4 Co
BENNY =. BOCOCKs
WI h, P ARRLsHI
Member. q The arm q Bocock PARIS
TIE so.oerl q Booock 4 Paui1h. n. Brius
street viii co1finne ~ The I'd stand g u1nni- N
decl7-sm B0C0cK = PARRISH
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200. 600 ACRES OF LAND

~ FOIt sAf.Ic Ar AUCTION-
THE Florida. Atlantic 4 Gulf Csntral Pail Road
4 Company has 2Do 600 Acres of Land uhich vas
appraised IN ls59 snd conEeyed 10 fuo Trustees 20
secre the payment of Free Land B1nts seued b te
Company; Which AL cnsr for sale ~ Lake City.
On "Wednesday the 18th OF 1lay, lesB.
7hese Lands are valuable for Purposes of culfira~
ton (u4ny OF theml others for timber fnrpenfine
and tar-sitnatcd IN the most keaithfl ptiun bf the
state and oder great inducrrnents 10 persons disposed
70 invest npney in Ands Prirate s1es wl1 Be made
n1rz4-tds VA o. SEFFRETs.
1 Agent 81 Trusrees-
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corr..p.na-nre

Correspondence bstwseh tbe Conna1ders q the
Army Of Tennessee and The .Depar.nent OF Soulh
Carolina, Georsi. and Florida. IN eornecfion with |.
Battery q Light Artillery sent bT Bragg 70 Gen.
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AEnr % IrSEEsaIH-
6tfu5er nrtn1rf Chn--1uurrn. n1rrh I1.,E1
TTAFING bcc1 asziEDed - trEy a IN plst " 0en-
Vel nnf Con.crirt Bulr11 1ruy 81 Ir1De.nn. - LhlE
brpnrlu,eu hrr<ty ur1s-et - ruIr1 tkaas
Hrnf furnrlE Iurne1lHl9If pcn1. - IIEr -
inrkrncfiros- AL dstnIkd nen irun tks trny cf
Ts1u.E1ci n this ru1-1-F'.ltu-zr- N nplr1. anl
Ihgr - 49, n--hority 1heT s1re eee. ee,ALl.t-
Cnrts - = BErHEI. CoD1 q 1c1trEEoun.
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EFT NJ prtuises n Octpl<r lalf. ny Derro nInn
IL DrTe. pai1ler ~ tra1s- copper colur.d- abo1l
let inches ~ a. weiEhs lbont l5Q fta. 11d Irea
zruken- eIirTc he j. lurkinE abuul the Enourh1 uf
Atln1tl nh pay ne Abcr. rtEhrd inr III t-1rlfy
70 ne IN 1tlauta, q confuerlEnf n naue Fnftj jail
na ElIu CARDS EI-
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Tulai ona. Tenn, January q, s63 (
DKkR GESkR1L : IL a source OF much zrnficca-
tion Tor be ase tortsPon5so youf quest Tor =
Battery q Riae guns iEpl sr c.piurs a hnrfrees-
C. C. white. Teufb) South Carolina Tciunteers are
czrred with ths mission 81 delivering these guns %
you an chsFtfsfon as soon they % put prop.
seryioeahls condition. As the tEo fne Rerinent,
frofn that heroic STAT paicuary dstin rushei
on me tloody neld which yielded these trophies
their able and gnllauf Commas nder- Col ant
g41lt has been reQoested % 0urHish four iron
'Paeed On the guns. Accept them, General - 4 ies
tIm0ntd Of ny esfesn, and them. yoo % well
know how, 40 defence Of tbe nciplen q eri
liberty, OF Which south carolna has ever beaa the
Leading representative II
FsIy Esspec,fuIly and truly y01rs. a..
Gen. G. T. BEACEE6A AID. Charleston, s T. -
HKADQ's Dkr'r s. c. snoLrsa 7Eonork and FLonrDa.
scharle1Ion. = c. February 18th. 1e63.
DEAR GESKRAL- sAccept ny thanks fnr your q AZ
ter1nG el1er q nh ana fer - 11e hlitsty
Of Rided Guns. ltrophies-& ths- gananfryrof your
troops on the bloody field Of nurfreesboro) vou have
department. The Battery has been PLACID In charge
Of Cap Gaillard's Company Of Light ArtIIrry- con-
posed entirely Of young men IRON the district
OF the State. and where barn The heroes Who's
names have been Inscribed the guns Rest 49,
E1fed that the Company In Uhose charge they are
now viii emulate the gallant deeds Of thote who have
Eiorio1sy died ~ TIE defence Of fhose great prin-
gbIch life would become intolerabie-
E Wishing You success again in your approaching
battle. remain yours-
Very respectfully and truly.
g. T. BEAUKE0AED.
Gen RtAxrOS BEAso. cond'g-. TnIIahons. Tesn.
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Fresh ARRIVALS.

DLANfERs c. s. Hoes. Garden Hos ss-ort,d
II choiee SJrup b. he bh- 100 sAcks erof1d
Peaf- o. II. r WAYNE
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DISSOLUTION.

rHATTAxoo0A : n a-ch ~ lss3
TINE drm n HInfcke K CO. j. this day Dissolved.
i A \ debt due - the arm will Be paid q G. L.
Aa4rrr- r HlEECKR-
|nIarZ{ " C. l. MAUkER-
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NOTICE.

cukrTAS ioGA. March n, ISL.
MY wife Caruin4 Hinecke. having lel ny BED and
vi bbard. notify the public that vii not be re-
sIiohzibe fcr any dsbf contracted By her t|-1
uaar2t iw T. HINECKE-
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p9- We are glad 70 learn that Gen. Tqombs
who, has been dangerously IN since b . arrival
at home. is recovering = .tt.l.
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WANTED.

I'VE aai 20 bye tro large mules. eood tso h.rse
" wagon. aud harness complete
zaralst Wkl-SER A sPExcER.
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A Er Prrson hRrlnr n possesses. 81 knouinr u
~ wnere1 1buEts - Lieut. Oil Sh1ck = ord
Trunk. VII pleaee rfpnrf u - =. r Shnck lsl1rt
fsyetieElle. Ttnnessee. - p. D. Sins. Chntta
oooEA lnar-D1u-I
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y ssathsr~ N<sross1., 5nII IN Ikssfaeky.
We md the foIioSinE named slaves advertised III
the i-1usFle Jo1rDalof ihe l0lh olt al Ia 3li and
with tbe hvpe that ne. may be The means a aiding
some honest man 70 recover biz property, extract
Thos. u.nsd beio~sF n jar IN wsrreu cOurty.
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AtlD aasutistnnIIls.

WANTED TO RENT.
A aopsE- furnished or hHfuru'-isd. Apply a
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IL foin nd the landb Max A. keunedr siirratea
"a tie Missionary kfdEe -four nike Eat u Ch.ris-
nooea- Ftv. q tbc land clcarud an1 fa1tt
Etb small cab q eron, nur.ery ruf fr-it trseI
select appies 4nd peArs-and tHo good Springs +
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TIE SOUTHERN STATES.

The following compilation Of var news
from our exchanges Of the several States of
the COnfederaey, presents the "pituation
Of affairs, in brief. s. /. ss.
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Ever since the vigorous demo- stration OF
theienemy upon Gepesis Point was success
fully resisted by the gallant little band lFithip
the fort. no further eforthas been made for
its reduction wes1hays nothing additional
from Savannah. fis.
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cO1f1fTSSTOT s[ERcHx Wa
And Are1ts fur the saIs cf
1ru OrlH1nH e1rnr End Mclannea.
kR1nlncfurDdA n1t Srnnkinr Tukncno
- We invite Ettecron - or unrkei ~ heirr -
cheapest fer tobacco n the etaiA ulth rrent nt1nn
tages IN slipping % inter- G. nerchAnt.
de~l1-lu-
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TIE ooncern q Bocock a Panish n. Rriu
derl7-sm B0c0cK PARRISH.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-01-22

ions for the distressed operatives, and to
convey to liberal donors their apprecia-
ton Of the generous and and friendly
spirit.
They referred the action Of the New
York Chamber OF Commerce, regarding
the Alabama, to a special committee.
Most Of the English journals attack
the London Times with great bitter
ness, and Indignantly repudistc its recent
advocacy ofslavery on scriptural grounds.
The Liverpool Post says that reac-
ton will take place, and the confidence
be lost in Journal which unblushinsly
justifes slavery.
The London Army and Navy Ga.
zeth says the Confederate Generals have
been overpraisc d. Their great strength
has been to stand ight-not one OF them
seems to have made campaign with a
purposc-not one has had the capacity
to understand the value Of victory, and
never followed one up.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-01-22
From New Aork.

NEW ! oKk, Jan. II.
The time Of three regiments of New
York troops expires in May, June and
july. The Governor is understood to
be IN favor OF allowing them to return,
and then induced 10 volunteer. The
matter is still, however, in allegiance.
In the meantime every cNcrllon IL TO bc
made to save the credit of the State by
sending enough to the field to avoid
the draft.
A Washington letter SAYS material
facts in the case of Gen. Stone will soon
be published. The evidence against him
> Of a circumstantal character. going to
show that he was friendly towards the
rebels, aud became their mail carrier, but
after all this may have been only kind
disposition to oblige.
Another !ettcr says rumors have reach,
cd here from Falmouth, that Gen. John
Corcoran prevented movement design
ell by Gen. Burnside a week or ten DAYS
since, by representations made here, and
that Gen. Franklin, in whose grand di-
vision he is, is intending to have proper
notice taken OF such an unmilitary step
yet it may be, however, camp gossip.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-01-22
From North Carolina

W Ahlil$aION, Jan. -.
Rear Admiral Lee has forwarded TO
the Navy Department report from IL.
Gushing, dated Beaufort, N. c., Jan. =,
detailing the particulars Of reconnois-
san { near Fort CnsNcll, Oh litlc river,
with only - men. While proceeding
ap tho rne they we're fired upon by the
rebcl>. from bhfl on the LEFT bank. -
iAal.e- sui toruiug without form, again
trss moved forw ard until the came IN
.at q; fort and camp fire, where
Ggoa they made bayonct charge, It.
Cushing Judging that the enemy were
ignorant of the number of lis force. The
charge was successful. They captured
tho Fort, our men gong over one side
~ the rebels escaped on the other. The
Fort WAS found To be an earth-work, sur
rounded by ditch, with q block house
inside, pierced for musketry.
Lieut. Cushing learned that the fort
had been held ~ company Of infantry,
" no LETT ii in such haste that their stores,
ammunition. clothing, and a portion Of
their arms were captured. lie destroyed
all the property he could not bring away
and returned to Beaufort, with the loss
. only one man, who was wounded. The
officers and men Of this expedition be-
hayel nobly.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-01-22
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