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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-03-11

- we nope no Fcas6E Va Nag 0tSS@%
will fail to read the Speeches of VAL
LAxDEGaAM and LARmER- They are both
worthy of careful peEusal.
We very much regret that we we're un-
able to procure the FIRST part Of Judge
LARImxx's remarks before the Democratic
Club OF this city.
CRY AND SCHOOL ELKCTISos.-BeioE
is a list of the successful candidates
elected in this City on Monday last, for
city and school Offices. The City ofhcers
elected st large, are all Democrats The
Alderman elected, stand two Republicans
and two Democrats. In the 6rst Ward
the CounciI decided tie in the first Ward
on Aldermen.
The School officers elected are all
| Democrats
| Mayor, ]. Ii. Palmer.
| Recorder, W. G. Crawford.
| Treasurer, d. W. Carpenter.
| Marshall, j. l.. Foreman.
Assessor, Sam'i Jacobs.
ALDERMEN.
| LIST Ward-Decided by the Council 3
tie.
| 2d-John H. Warner.
Sd. N. Philips.
| Ath-N s Rates
5th-John Hammer.
go lHooL OFFICERS.
Preaidens, sara'l Citation. .''.
Vice President, Saml Jacobs.
Treasurer, D. ". Carpenter.
Secretary, J. s. Hooton.
Directors, John Hammer, John Doha-
ny.
4 tax Of two mills was voted for sehooI
purposes .a
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-03-11

Jon Pgrxrrxa-Moax Nav TYPE--We
,,.rsesutly aided 70 eur SOB once, large lot OF
- RE. Cuts Borders, Bic, sil sf thaesat quail
-,,4 lAsest styles, and we are new better PrepsE-
l.,,B ever. 10 execute every variety Of plain and
a.y Job PRINTING Rsa9, gSacs S"a s@&Sp. We
~. tAe largest and best assortment OF @eeeane
zt.srtal in tAs sss, and tara Out any Kind 81
,,,s that may b Sasirsa, an shsrt notice
s.resxnta aud others having Printing 10 be i iae,
2, requested 10 call AID ex&nlae specimens "E
, * and prizes We guarantee satisfHctoa in
rsgy case.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-03-11

70 The Davenport Democrat and Nstrs
raises the name of Hon. Charles Mason
as candidate for GazeEpars 4abisos 70
tbs decision Of the Democratic State
ConYention.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-03-11
NKw STOCK OF sKwKLRYI
NJ. r. COyANT,
stsck OF JeweEry,

Has Just received al his sstoFs, naxt dsor to the
Post oa1s, Upper Broadway, 4 large aud well se-
iectsd
stsck OF JeyweEry,
Consisting Of
CAMPO, LAVA, MOSAIC, CORAL. AND COIN
U.s. Is sTQSE sETR 81 81 ~ 4. ! !.
.Sraeeieas AosSets, Kings. SaaNis wsteh xaya.
. vest Chains, Neck Chains, spectAelsx,
- ,-....--. &c. &c, ,.g,..-s...,.r
~ hles via Ss so 70 Nc fcw prscss and every ar
teIe warranted 10 prove jast as repressnEed
Nateassi 0locka and Jewelry repaired In The meat
thorough Rad wurkmanifks NAME ara III -
SarTeafed aaa cAsrgss rgascaablx
couanal Biafs, Iowa, Aug rs, 1855. IL
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-03-11

DECORATE NOTICE..
10 The matter o. sat Exsssa OF JULIUS "
AAEAER, Dec. ..-. a.za
hotsos is hereby 9ivsn 10 al psTsoaa aasexezssa
'S4' the VIII Of khE boge u2nas& SMsaa8 " 49,
a-sf sAa esea pabiiey Fsa4 Sasase aas - rec
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4awa anMauAM xAGxNS3N, ga
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10 " BA&xEEns

v.s .bovs type Ia ali in good condition. and eapA-
, -, 45tas very taIr woek. wsAavs, aiss, aaasn~
81 81 sssoaa hand 5oHnEHs AATxAiAL' whiea
Be sold low for cash. specimens Of the ~sFa
% application, isgetasE with iist Of Rftssz-
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g1rA@ sxS NxTRA gAxfxr TE34x ~ 80 !
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- pvrs~xxs-TYgK Rng SALE have
% s,aa AID tor sale, the f~aao~ins aIHs' % 'ss'
s,.g .yp. sA!aA wtll be sald vsry cheap far sAAe.
100 LBS BuRaKoss,
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SUFFOLK ESQ Ans

Are kept for service, and the subscriber assures
an Interested that they are StFoika Of the rtshi
kind pure white, and can be made to weigh go Ida
at IL months cid d. .-....-..-.
he las Tor sale fsS' pairs % tacro aEa
4 few pairs thTee-foRrth tharsESa-sH - . aaeik
Pigs "A coed and pure as can be purchases N tht
Kali Al high prices which heeasFa liberal tsxzss
Farmers and others are fnyitsd 10 eaH sad see
my stock and satisfy themselves thai thsy esa sap
ply themselves vita thoroagh-hrea &soek wlthcnl
sending sand miles fer IL ~ Express, a msart
riAk and great expense.
LIS AaDgR W. RABHlxT.
n. B. Tue above named animals al tool lrsi
premiums At the &th Annual Fair Of taa i%ssa'
wattamie County Agricultural Society
Nov g. 1881. W
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-03-11

rus TswaahIp Meetings are Also eaeh Esqassssd
10 appoint enc active Democrat 10 form an ''Exe-
eative Committee" to be composed Of one mem
ess tor each Township in she CoEnty-a form Of Of
sanisstioa for the coming election campaign whtcs
the Ceatral Committee viii reosuansnd 70 sas
County Convention
rnsprfrnarr,y eob3eces Of thvoounsy Convention is
to appoint fouE delegates 10 sac DemseEaaae stHse
Convention 70 be held at Dsa Roines, On wednss-
day, May 10, 1854, fer tas purpass % uAaani2aaRS
candidates fer ssvsraos. Lieutenant GoysES0x and
Jsdss ~ 10 sgsxeus.soarE = a. "a
By Order Of the Democratic Central Comn1ttee
Of Pott@w4ttamie County, Iowz. -.
sANUEb JACOBS, CasirvaAa.
CqaAeil RlEss. Feb. L. 1874 - ~.s4 ~
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70 CoxsUmPrgvEs and those afflicted with
DYSPEPSIA,
NERVOUS pSHEGITE,
HEART DISEASE,
FEVER AGUE,
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Special BUSINESS Nstsoss. e


- EEaSHs 81 sll kiaSas % band and
,alsts the Bwgls Qeaes
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-03-11
GENERAL M REOR,

Is also kept At tbs sans place Tor eSssdlns PaFpes
"a and the farms are auch "a To make IL TOT the IN
terest Of every Farmer 30 procure some OF has skH
Two thurpugh-hTes .--r~
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-06-11
NInshY Again at Work.

On Friday last Major Mosby's command attacked
the passenger train from Alexandria at or Cat
letts Station in Prince William county. There were
on board the train at the time quite number OF
soldiers and civilians, soue tEo to three hundred
of whom were captured A shot FROM small field
piece was fred into the boiler of the locomotive so
disabling it as to prevent its further progress,
when the train was captured and burned. Before be
had succeeded in removing the prisoners and stores on
the train Mosby was assaled by heavy force of the
enemy supposed to be brigade, and in consequence OF
bis being oYerpowered his men scattered and the pris
oners most of them escaped. He did not retire. hoWev
er anti he had charged the enemy twice and inflicted
some injury apon them. The loss on our side is repre-
sented to have been very slight but the number OF kill
ed and wounded we have not ascertained
Richmond DISPATCH.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-06-11
For the Journal.
K1ysToN, n. g., June 9th, 1863.

Messrs. Editors
Affairs are unusually quiet about here ana httle
more of anything is goiog than the ordinary routine
of of camp duties Some military changes nave la'ey
taken place which seem to give much satlsiacuon "
both soldiers and civilians OF course am not at ilo
erty to state what the changes mentioned are.
Since the arrival of Gen. Colquetts brigade this de-
mure old town has resumed the gaety of former days.
There was on yesterday what We suppose was very
pleasant s.ir in the shape of ofc,aI pic nic we
saw oca aid Judging from the quantity of brass and
lace on hand gives ground TO say 1t was not
The evening closed with a dance at the Cay Hal,
which proved very satisfactorily that Georgia can fr0S
&c as well as fight.
We are not among those who trip the light iantas
tic toe,' nevertheless enjoyed ourselves bugey wiz
| locking on while it done The most interesting
thing was the exhibition quite number OF paintings
representing female faces and which 8 moved 10 tia
sound Of the light castinet with as much grace I"
an elephant would be likely to command under sniila
circunisi aaces.
| Upon the whole, it was really pleasant affair au'
conducted IN strict conformity with present ge-no
nopolIzation being the motto.
Being uucomortably squeezed aud bis toes snlierlh'
severely under tie pressure CT otctol boot hteis you
correspondent withdrew his person and lett me ohSiS
parties verifying the lines
! Ono rest till mora. when youth and - meet,
To chase the glowing hours with flying feet
We omit che word in the quotation. as the occ'so
did not require it. It would be inappropriate ana 20
need not trouble 10 supply che that Is not. =, :,
Yours, e ~ A''
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-06-11
Gen. Psmberton'a Speech at V.cksbsESg.

This officer has been, 10 our opinion, made the sub
Sect Of most unjust criticism. 1t is natural for peo-
ple who suffer greatly from the enemy to look around
for victim upon whom to heap their maIedictions-
they are mad and troubled, and find relief IN curslDg
somebody At such times discretion, justice and mod
Grafton are completely lost sight Of the reality of their
suferings absorbing their whole minds and bunting
and dstorting their comprehensions. It. is a TACT,
though which adma # cavil, that our people are
magnannous aud desire to do Justice And we are
oonfid Mt that the time will yet when the chafac
Ter and worth OF Gen. PembertOn will be appreciated
and acknowledged. That he has committed some er-
rors we eha not attempt to deny but when ID con-
sidered what berculean task be had to perform, how
stupendcns the difficulties that doomed up before him.
how small The force under his command, and how long
he managed without 'reinorcements, to keep an over
wheImug force at bay, the liberal minded will pause
before they condemn HIM
After tie enemy had been REFUSED several times, he
spoke to his troops substantially as follows
"You have heard says be, that was incompetent
and traitor-that it my intention to sell lcks-
burg Follow me- and you will See the cost at which
will sell Vicksburg When the last pound OF beet and
bacon and hour-the last grain OF corn, and COW and
hcg and horse and dog shall be consumed and the last
man shall perish in the trenches, then, and only then,
will sell Vicksburg
We learn that this heroic speech was received with
unbouaded applause and enthusiasm by the whole COM
mand His veterans at Vicksburg will stand by him
TO the last-Jaekson Missppaan, 29th III.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-06-11
WESTERN NEWS VIA YANKEE LAND.

RICHMoED, Va June 8, 1853.
The New Yck Herald OF the 9Th inst has been received
The hip Morning Star, from New Orleans the 18TH
brings runus the first days fight at Port Hudson The
attack comm "a ced the H7th ult.
The Hei Ids correspondent says i has been one OF,
if not the Oldest battles yet Tough. this continent
assault and repuse with terrific slaughter. negro regi-
nent put il adv lost 600 out of 900.
Sherman leg, TIE Federal los wi rea' b three
tbous and.
PEACE MEETING IN NEW YORK, &c.
An immense meeting Of peace Democrats was held IN
New York the Sd inst. The Herald it numbered
over co., the New York Democracy, under FernaA
do Wood, have declared in favor Of vigorous
prosecution of peace, and armsce; also, IN favor I"
separate cor ventions OF Inc loyal and rebel States
large Csc in Vicksburg on the lst instant
Cause unknown.
Twelve bells capture while erdesyolIg to get E
to the city With large quantity Of percussion caps
Seven thousand copies of the New York Berald were
burnt Acq,i Creek by Or Ter of Gen. Hooker on &C
count of its crsciem his GenerSship.
The Herald says peace candidate for President viii he
elected certain.
Fernando Wood has h8d lorg interview with Abe Lin
coin.
On the 5th inst Gold quoted at lag.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-06-11
PsICe OF Newspaper.

The Southern Waterman puts up the following knock
don argument in reference the price OF newspaper
n which invite the attention of all readers: t
1t said that owing to the peculiar circumstance
case would now be unfair to take gold standaIl "
value InasmIch as IL the basis of progls
crop, let try that as standard. When We puoss
our paper at 81 we could buy four bushels Of corn o
amount Our paper therefore worth four bushes ~
corn Four bushels of corn ia worth sl2 in tins 10
ket and further up the country $40. Our paper 10 le
fore worth $l2 by the standard. 1t was fsg
worth bushels of wheat. Wheat was selling mere IA
weeks ago at $I2 Measured by the wheat our
per is worth $24 years subscription wouu nVots
buy 10 lbs sole leather which, at present
worth $50 Der year! years subscription would Lo
y buy four yards OF jeans or 10 yards OF cotton auny
The four yards OF jeans worth 20 and tne or p
ner il worth from $40 to s24 years subsePsos or
formerly buy le bs bacon, which viii now 1oS stand
wards, Hence, orr paper h HoFth f4' W WV S"''
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-06-11

The S1rUA11oN.-Under this head the Chattanooga
Rebel of the 4th instant says The situation
improves at an amazing rate Troops that have been
sent to reinforce Gen. John ston in Mississippi are De-
ing sent back to the Grand Array of Middle Tennessee
Our advices from Mississippi of the most cheering
character, yet we are at loss to mprehend why Gen.
Johnston should have sent Gen. Breckinrsdges corps
back 10 Middle Tennessee. He N ust be in secure
condition, either from his position or from an abun-
dance of troops Our dispatches tate that Grant In
being Hea Willy reinforced, but ars need be enter
tanned on that score Gen. Johnstt has received the
very flower of our noble armies.
From the front various rumors CON re up-a o. them
foreshadowing an early advance OF forces. Let us
clear the decks and prepare for action Pr
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LATE AND IMPORTANT FROM VICKsBURG.
NJ, -. no Noh;ia T,,na 10

JACKSON, Mss, June 9Th, via Mobile June 9th, 1858.
One Yankee grDboat has left Red River, owing to low
water.
Pemberon scrt wcrd thai he could hold yicksbure and
for Johnst VI TO take time organiss snd dsci-
pline his -oree.
The Memphis and Charleston Railroad has ttPped
of troops.
Rosepcranz renfor cling Grant via Louisville. All fhe
steambests Louisville and Memphis being ssgsg d.
Four thousand hundred Confederate prisoners have
reached Memphis. The officers will to SandusEy, and
the men to Indianapolis.
General Hurburt has heeE ordered to prepare at N an
phis for 50, 600 wounded
The french captured Fu-ha with $4,000 prisoners on
the Gath.
Gen Gran. asks Hurlbu,t for 50 0f0 Hmlours
Piled that know where they to come from
Their own cures foot up loss Of so, GG0 men
JAcxEoH. Miss. June 9Th, 1853.
A special dispatch the Mseissiopan, dated Pamela
friday says that the Yankees and Unoasts celebrated
their anniversary occupying Memphis yesterday
The Chicago Times of u inst says that Grant admits
heavy loss sRd has fallen back to Big Black river and
awaiting refnforcements from Banks.
JACKSON, June 9Th, 1858.
.cou. Just in from vicksburg reports that all is work
ing we'll The somewhat wesrrisd, lying in the
trenches exp ossd the sun, but in good spirits
His arrival hailed with cheers from Joe Johnston
who saws that he will keep all right.
Grant steadily advancing, by building parallels which
are four hundred yards from our outer works.
There has been general assault for ten days past
There is plenty ammunition and provisions and the sol
disry and citzsps perfectly confident OF the result
our entire loss during siege and assault does not sx
| coed 600.
There was heasy firing Of muskstry and artillery eli DAY
Yesterday. There In an artillery fight to day.
REPORTED CAPTURE OF MILLKEN's BEND By
K1RBY SMITH, WITH TEN THOUSAND PRISON
| ERs.
| MoSr11, June 9th, 1858.
special dispatch to the Tribune dated Jackson, Jpns
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-06-11

The TELEGRAPHIC AssoCIAFIoN.-We dislike very
much to complain of the conduct of any parties with
whom we may be associated. AS general thing 1t
does not pay and looks badly. But when we can cut
from an Atlanta Ca, paper, (Atlanta is the seat OF
the socaed associated press) when we can cut from
an Atlanta, Ca. paper halt column of telegrapb'c
matter not special to it, and not sent to US nor to the
Richmond press, we may say that We have a right to
grumble. We send dispatches from this important
point for the of the press, free. We ask nothing
whatever for doing but we do think that we are
entitled to the usual courteses of tie press, and that
as matter of honesty we have right to get
what others get We trust that the abuses OF which
we complain will soon be rectifed. We invite Mr.
TuRAsHERs attention this matter. ;
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-06-11
BY TELEGRAPH.
For TaE JOURNAL
A YANKEE. BRIGADE. CROsssS THE RAPP All AN
MOCK.

RICHMOND, June 7th, 1863.
Letters from Hamilton Crossing state that brigade OF
psbanpoct near taking position in the
unity beyond tie houses. The movement cup
Three transports and gnnboat went the Malta
pon 6ver Friday Heavy firing has been heard IN That
The Yankees burnt seyera and houses in King vii
liam County; reported that they also carried OF
number of negroes.
YANKEE ADVANCE DRIVEN BACK.
RIcHMoNr VA, June 9Th, 1863.
The Yankees who had crossed the Rappahannock, ad
ed on Saturday of Cross
When they had approached within mile and nan OF the
them. The Yankees hout firing gun fed to their
trencbments Deep Run. Du ing the remainder OF the
day the enemy kept quiet behind their entrenchments
Frank r Blair recently arrested IN THIS cy mas been
The Weather was very cool here last night
Msjor General Trimbe Issued address invoking
Maryanders TO JOIN the troops from that State serving IL
tho Valley districts.
FROM GEN. BRACES ARMY-DESTRUCTioN OF
FRANKLIN, La. &c, &c:
sHELBYvILE Jure 9Th, 1853.
The Nashville Union 9th has special dispatch da
ted Murreesboro June 4th which says that body oreb
under Jefferson c. Davis. The Fede ras immediate rallied
under The rebels have retired at present Nefarth
The Union also information OF heavy csnnouadng il
the direction OF Franklin the 4h between four and hVe
CHGCAao June 4th President Lincoln has revoked Burn
% hs Toa m that
Federal guuboat has deairot ed Franklin La III col Sc
quence of being fred upon by gnarIiias.
! Admiral Foote supercsdes Dupont.
! The YAIIAND!GHAM MEETING IN NEW YORK.
R1CHMof u. june 9Th, 1853
At the Vaisr dgham meeting i'll hew York, resolution
doptd declaring it the duty of the people to deman
Of the Administrations at forever to desist fror
such despot aud crime. ettng that Their
was ason fear settled purpose the part OF th
Administration to set an abolition despotsm, AID de
claring the should sriVe when rnier sha
msdly attempt such Get OF desperation, the Peep!
should amps the ballot claim their rights.
is their duty hdraw their consent from snch 9cverr
ment. Loud chpcIs.l
letter was read from General Hooper favor of FIRE
ing that i'll not fail to fight for it,
A letter 8iso received frcm 1hcs. h. seymour,
Connecticut, IN favor of peace
The World has publabtd speech delivered in Ph1ade
rhis the ~ Association, by Senator wal
of New JeIeer. il declares in favor OF cessation of tn
war. OF three alternatives Of sui iagation. annib
ton he pref the latter thont aud time
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-06-11
OFFICIAL FROM GEN. LEE.

RICHMOND. June I0.h 1863.
The following official despatch from Gen. Lee was re-
ceiVed to-day:
CuLrErER C. g., June 9:n 1868.
To General s, Cooper:
The enemy the Rappahannock this mor2ng at
O'clock at various fordg BeVerys to Kelleys with
large force OF cavalry, accompanied by artillery After
severe contest till O'Clock, P. NJ Gen Stuart drove
them across the river.
(signed,) r. r. LEE, General
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-06-11
CHEERING FROM vICKgBURG.

EoBlLE, June 9Th, 1870.
special dispatch TO the Advertiser ana neg
Jackson 8th says that courier from VIcBsSog re-
ts matters cheerinrv Our men fat.gued, hut IN
cord spiits Our far is little over FIVE bundled
Col Marks of Louisiana, is mortaly wounded Walden s
battery of Columbus has lost twelve killed and TWEEN
three wounded Lieut. Bethany is badly aud Lieut. Neal
is slightly wounded.
So; +,oips nj troons believed to be Rosecranz s
army arrived ct Memphis Saturday. There is mercy
garrison at Memphis
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-06-11
BlufftOn, :. C., In Ruins

We learn from the Charleston Mercur1y Of Saturday
last that the destruction of property by the enemy on
Balls Island days ago. and the recent raid On tho
Combahee, involved an immense amount of pronertv
and was followed by the burning of the beautiful town
pi Button, on May River. This last outrage took
place on Thursday morning last and resulted in the
loss Of about forty private residences and nearly one
AsRdFsd 0utho9ses, stores &c.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-06-11
From FKEDEE CKsBURG,

/ EtHMoNn, .urse 6h, 1858.
The ahurg correspondent Of tha DsPsteh says
that the Yankee skirmhers advanced across the River
road yesterday afternoon ku' promptly driven back
when their artillery opened Intellectual IRE. The YAM
KEGS crossing and the r'ntoon bridge du
ring the day. Desertets say that twenty thousand Een
have left Stafford The Of Rockers army had moved
away. The enemy have dug rife pits rom Deep Run down
to lower r00rd house hut have made demonstration
On the right. huf it. is believed that they i'll leave to-
MIC
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-06-11
rpoM ERtnEnic ueG-rIGar "a FRANKLIE. -

FROM FREDERICKsBU RG-FIGaT AT FRANKLIN. IA
R10HMGhD June 9:h, 1853.
Advises from the RappaLannock to-day state that the
enemy still ia an emit ohched position at Deep Run,
one mile be fredericksburg, and extending tier
entertainments. Yesterday afternoon the batteries on
the opposite side opaned pcats shellnga snort
time without damage Fredericksburg is still held ~ our
troops
Northern dates of the 7th inst have been received
dispatch crn Nashville, June 9Th says that fight occur
red at Franklin June 4th between four brgades OF reOeS
commanded by Forrest and forces We held The rebels
at bay uut tt of the Federal stores, when rem
forcemen up and drove the rebels beyond Tie
town, taking fifty prisoners Col Faulkner WAS badly
ed.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-06-11
FROM TENNESSEE.
All quiet in front.

:, Iebk
All quiet in front.
The Nashville Union of the 9Th inst states that a rebel
force 900 strong, attacked Franklin yesterday There
was fighting Rl day. but the result is unknown.
TIE Cincin8t Commercial of the Alb inst has special
dispatch Vcksburg May 30th which that spades
are rumps again We erecting earth worbs to protect
our men mining blow the face out Of two prom
inen FORTS otherwise uuapproachabe. The idea OF carry
ing place by has been abandoned The safer and
surer pau starving Pemberton into submission is favour
ed everywhere
Andy Johnson has been ovated at Nashville.
Burnside constructing rail road military neces-
sfty, from \ cAoIsvie to l4anvile.
Reliable inoi has been received Of the suppression
of two papers at Nashville.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-06-11

s,h saws that many afoes the most
which ia that Kirby Smith in tead of being At Pore ua
s,n has taken Millken oeats with thousand men,
and cue eli Grants supplies
T. reported that jack as cavalry have cut their way
through to yicksburg. Jssou has evidently done some
thing.
Heavy fri g is heard i'll lie direction of Yieksburg'
Grie,son is believed been driven five miles from
Clinton. La.