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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-12-15
Ayers Cherry Pectoral,

Con&hs, Celds, leosenaa,. .1Goasssaam,
cr::p; ,i nsrs..a.ssl ~ ss 81. C..
~ ~ Conso0paivc Raeie0h
In oAva0cc6 Stages
Of The Disease.
This r. q remedy 90 universally known to sufpo0
any other for the cure Of throat and lung complaints
that il is useless here TO publish the evidence OF ito
virtues. Its unrivalled excellence for coughs aud
colds and its truly wonderful cures of pulmonary
disease. have made it known throughout the civil
tied nations Of the earth. Few are tie communtes,
Or even families, among them who have not some
personal experience Of its effects some living
trophy in their midst of its victory over the subtle
and dangerous disorders of the throat and lungs.
A. ell know the dreadful fatality Of these disofdeis
ana - they know, too the effects Of thie remedy
we need not do more than TO essure them that & has
now al the virtues that Il did have when making
~ cures which have woa 20 strongly upoa tn
Rrstarsd b Dr.. J. G. AYR Z o., asvsll llan
E: Bsllotd, Htepsensep L. Carraban, ]. J..
WSls. i. Jarotys Jr., lGsssa : Kseh, O. -ebs.
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-12-15

Sold ~ Wholesale in Chicago BY FuLLLR,
INCH FULLk 4. and al Uruggists.
County MerchAutsscd Dsaia - supplied
BY A. F. Croskey AID q. y. BVck With, Chiess.
Sold IN Ds,sn' ort By T. Jacoby. r., =. 8. B.l-
lord, Stevenson / Csrnshan, |. J. Wells, G.
Schleeel, Dii1en 1 Koch and n. kovae..
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-12-15

MANY CHRONIC Dis.
EAsss incidental to the hu-
MAJ family. and evsa such %
have heretofore ben e0nsid-
cred incurnble by the medical
faculty. OF the world, sro skill.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-12-15
DR.C. W.RORACk,

va Z Pa rietor Of Stomach Bittevs, Blood
ZE/Ho 'ur. fer, blosd Pills, Catawba apo
FAI swedish BranGies. NsUufactory
W. 56 So " Z 81 y. I'd st.. Gin %.
|yX &C COOK, Chicaxo, OeHl Agent
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-06-23
Arrivals and Departures.

n p Harold MI and mrs Dsles, Mary stewart. MRS q
schumacher Julian, Mrs Jolly and two children,
Martin, Healey PIKE. IA Hnnlin, D Mayer, Rev r
Hamilton Mr. schmaIbe W W Hsydock, VI AIiweli Cap
tain Howes A Benjamin, Captain Nelson, Geo Hoyt,
Turner. ID Csvpon johnson, " Holmes and lady,
daughier ny and DR. Scott lady children.
Captain Spencer, Rev james Presley @ Morat John
Mckay. Thomas Haven-snd sse in the steerxee.
Nsw ORLpASs--schooner Il Prndie--Miss CAM ming.
Miss Nay Talbot Mrs srroul and ee children Mrs Porter
and ~, Children Miss o Porter.
BKsuynA-.Bark En.a BarS-J Nelson, A " Harvey.
Miss Harvey, Minne Harvey Jeapelte Harvey Harret
Basdeqe W Yale, Jula Rogers. Sarah Giessn, Jennie
Stout Miss Florenc. Having MRS Harins. Mis- vItee
Boswell. Kate Hanrshan. Mary CAgnn. Geo RHsshes Thos
POM Rov,i-stsamship ssson-Dr s eandt VT ThellinE
and lady, Cap, Philips Lieut. n Hers Jsckmsn
and lAdy, d " Davis II Abel, Lieut. PURGE bonnney,
Crowther. G,Dbon. Reedsr. Fowler Capt Mason.
John scsnon.
aosran J n Jo,lyp l. A Butis johnson, Howard Lee
Wtlips ana Rsmiton Major Grsud Capt Miller Mr. Rice
Mr. NILS LesJ smith Ess 1s sr ssd Hh Hitch:
Aims ana s1y Mrs Ashby and servant. Mrs Webster
sns sbid N crnren, Mrs cropIer. ~
sy.xay.r-Bsrs Behring-Cart Jos Farrell late Of the
n.y. the coast OF japan Mrs Crn Mrs
Watson and tao children
u...r,o-stsauship Teutonis-sArah Hamburger. y y
s,snhsn ana wife Mrs Ca,harne Grnber oscsrSsrsuch
wipsIow and wifi. N,ss Hsin,,e schnitS and wife.
Mrs Eosa Enscrt. Joseph Isaah and wife
pvSsAroIA-ehp hsmes-Cspts Royce wsshburn and
p,own Prescott and DR. Kmba all OF Fifteenth Ne
Vols: " , TrAsk asd 70 discharged soldiers
yyv oxrsASs-s Steamship Locua Posnt-Nr Yieldt,s.
Mr. Lains. and In The steerAzs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-06-23

FATAL RESULT m BRooN STRxET SHOOTING Az
rRAY-Hush McRoe, member Of Engine Company No.
-, who shot In ARRAY at the "Monte Crsto at
No $50 Broome street, Sunday morning died yester.
day the New York Hospital from the effects Of the
wound. Coroner Naumann notified Of the fact and
was engaged all day in hunting up witnesses with the
view Of holding the inquest day Thus the police
have been unable TO find out who red the fatal but
hoped the investigation before the viii
to clear up the matter and bring the guilty party 10
Justice.
ForSn RowyEp-The body Of unknown man about
forty OF age five feet eight inches high, with dark
hair and red mustacne found floating in the
pier No. East yesterday. Coroner Naumann
held inquest sent the remains to the dead house
Bellevue Hospital for Identification.
Collin held inquest the Staten Island fer
ry foot Of Whitehall street, upon the body OF an un.
known man. about thryve years Of age, found floating
In the water of the Battery The body had been the
water about ten days or two weeks
FATAI AccIpESIs-william Henderson native OF Ire.
land aged thirty five years died the New York HOG
pa yesterday from the eecte Of injuries accidentally
received weeks ago by explosion OF IN oven at
WILSON'S crackery bakery IN Cherry street. Coroner
Nauman held an inquest ~ l'e.sf ,GrG
Alexander Krug, returned volunteer whose term or
service had expired killed yesterday by jumping
o window, at No % Ninth avenue, while aboring
der ~ of temporary insanity Coroner Naumann held
inquest Ell n NaA g#j4 . hsa
CoroLsr Colin held 40 inquest upon the body Of Ellen
oHearn, nsive d Ireland aged forty two years, who
accidentally killed by falling OH fhe roof OF her
dwelling. No. 20 Madison street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-06-23
Arrest Of Ferger In New Haven.

NV HAVEN, June II, 1865.
Matthew C. Cameron, a clerk a recruiting Office Tor
the Eleventh Connecticut Volunteers In this city, was
arrested here Thursday charged with forging the
Connecticut soldiers state bounty papers He Is now IN
confinement awaiting hearing
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-06-23
REBEL ACCOUNTS FROM PORT HUDSON.

II he Rebels Report that the Garrison
Makes = Sortie and Drive Our Troops
from their Intrenchments and Spike
their Guns-Reported Capture OF Union
Cavalry, Sc.
IRON the Richmond Enquirer. June 49,
ANoSHBR DESPERATE ENGAGEMENT--rHH BNENY RE.
PULSED IN ALL HIS ATTEMPTS.
MoBLE, June IL, 1858
Especial TO the Tribune, dated jackson Miss. June
says courier arrived nj Brook Haven night from Port
Hudson who reports that troops IN fine spirits
that they have repulsed the enemy twenty seven times
and the attack successfully. Ard was close 81 hand
courier from Port Hudson has arrived He states
that vac enemy has been pun shed severely His compa
mes 10 front a. Iouavc regment made food MARKS and
our boys TOOK deliberate aim, and killed and wounded
mense numbers The courier they have sixty days
out 10 the last
os,HA, June 10, 1863.
desperate nsnt tosk place at Port Hudson the 18th.
enemy and drove him from his fortncations and spted
his siege guns But the situation a viehsburg sti en-.
crosses all the solicitation Of the country Heavy rein.
foreements are pouring IN Fort Grant and large initial
ments the command u Roeecraus have been trans
Johnston has al the last hour been invested Win snhori
~ concentrate the troops OF the West " the Anxious
topic q inquiry and the vital question Of The crisis.
citizen from New Orleans, Saturday, reports that
many regiments arriving from Baton Rouge Inc
ederas respondent because they cannot tLs PORT
Orleans The river s verv low There Is o,bet 70 Nsw
but contrabana The st. Charles Hote s filed with
wounded from Port HUDSON. They brough, by boa,
loads 81 night.
SUNNI, Miss, June II, 1863
courier from Iosan hsadq states that iorar
HUNDRED YANKEES Of the To,issn New York esvary
twenty negroes, with their wagons and arms aud one
hundred and twenty horses major and other officers
are among the prisoners
The Fight with the Folly Island Bate
rtes-Connagrs tion ne Charleston.
posroS, June 70. 1884,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-06-23
Miscellaneous News.

ARRIVAL OF PRISONERS AT RICHMOND.
Castle Thunder yesterday contained seven hundred and
eighty souls held prisoners. list Of three hundred
was being prepared TO send 10 General Lees army
this morning.
The Libby prison received on yesterday twenty-for
Yankees captured from the region lately occupied the
enemy, between Fredericksburg and Cupepper, c. H.,
and also three from the vicinity Of Suffolk. small
Der arrived last evening by the Central train. AB
THREE HUNDRED AND FIFTY DOLLARS.
IFrom the Lynchburg Republican, June 1871
box Of tobacco weighing 2S2 pounds nett. was sold
here yesterday for $3.50 hundred weghtthe highest
price, for like quantity ever paid in this or any other
market. Il was raised In halifax county Va.
The Raleigh IN O., STATE Journal that Gov Vance
has determined TO call extra session Of the North Caro-
lima Legislature on the Goth Of June
box Of tobacco, weighing 2s2 pounds net sold 10
Richmond yesterday for $3.50 per cwt.
Machinery for the manufacture OF cotton has been
put in operation IN LynchburR ip f.N aHN
n. Pinckney Walker, her Britanic Maesty's Vice Con
sui 1t Charleston having submitted 70 the Secretary OF
state Satisfactory evidence OF his appointment Actug
Consul for the States OF North and South Carolina
cognsed such by the Of the Confederate
states.
Rev Albert J. Graves Of North Carolina has been re-.
leased, the Grand Jury refusing find bill against him.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-06-23
IMPORTANT FROM THE MISSISSIPPI.
ryrfI NJ S>So~~7>1S>' ,>-<~~Y~sT VEn
Bragg and ROsecrans Check
mating Each Other.
OPERATIONS OF ELlET'S MARINE FLEET
--~->N~~~-~@N|>~~~>~~~~~~>
APATHY OF THE MISSlSSIPPiANS.
ViCksburs and Port Hudson
Doomed,
,&s., As., -.
IMPORTANT FROM THE MISSISSIPPI.
OPERATIONS OF ELlET's MARINE FLEET
APATHY OF THE MISSlSsIPnASs.

Richmond Not Considered safe.
BALTIMORE, June 20, 1868
The Richmond Dispatch of the 10th has the following
Q gniAcant paragraph
Richmond is about to be uncovered OF the defence
afforded by the proximity Of General Lees army part
OF which already In the valley Of Virginia and probably
in Maryland-and the rest viii probably follow on
whence they cannot be brought instantly to or assist
ancs, II assistance we should need.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-06-23

PHILADELPHIA, June 49, 1853.
Pcerson's Dsec,or notices two new commercials OF
the denominations OF hundreds and twentIss. the
Waterbury Bank, Connecticut They very well done
I 90 out for them
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-06-23
NEWS FROM NEW ORLEANS.
Arrival of the steamship LO-
Gust Point.


Gust Point.
Progress of the Siege of Port
Hudson.
A Continuous Rain of Shot and Shell
Pouring lnlo the Rebel Works.
The Garrison on Short Allow
ance of Provisions.
AmputasiOn of General Sher-
mans Right Leg.
Daring Capture Of the Steamtug
Boston by Rebels.
She is Converted Into Privateer and Destroys
the Banks LcnoX and fexana.
.~|>~~~~~~~~>~~N-~~~~~~~-
Reported Destruction Of Another
Bark and transport Steamer.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Suicide of Comma der John Il.
Hart, Of the Navy,
&C., &C., &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-06-23
The Opposing Lines Advancing in Ten

lfrom the Missssipp Appeal, June TO-
il has been Thought by many that the advance Of The
ines Of the opposing forces IN Middle Tennessee Indicates
that both parties are spelling for fight but letter 10
The Macon Telegraph thinks the movements all
object OF bragg " 10 make eight IN front OF shelby e
where we have extended lines of foriihcaons The OBJ
ect u Aotecrans IS 20 make him fight behind Murrees
boro and the other side u stone river
where he has sirogly prepared position. Nei.
Their wish 10 seek open field encounter The
mere Of Murfrcesboro would prove Of ad.
vantage To Bragg, and the withdrawal from il would
afford opportunity and 10 shell by hose
himself Hence he has made effort 70 enter The
He might have done any these last thr
months but bs present attitude being deiensibe
would be lily abandoned unc9s 10 purpose beyond
such the capture Of Nashville and the our
line % the cham Of hills which along the Kentucky
border Wherefore do the commanding generals
with each other Like ether hirtat.one 10 NAV result IN
match before Il II done but at this moment the proe
pect not particularly favorable. There are warm ca.
81 artillery, little rife eudearmebts then short
suky spes Of reserve But the academy gir un
derstauds all this sort of thing
Buckner's Troubles In East Tenne
Major General 8. B. Buckner dates General order No.
- from Heaagua,srs Department Of sas, Tennessee
and absent without leave. Paragraph says zap.
picston will be made 10 the War Department for baving
commissioned ofcers failing 70 return within fteen days
AFTER this publication dropped from the rolls Of tine army
Their names will sncn BE- furnished TO commaDdsnu Of
conssrpts for enrolment the ranks.n Paragraphs can
enlisted men, absent without leave who shall fail
report back 10 their commands within heen days after
the publication Of this order shall longer be copsid
cred a. worthy Of honor the duties and hard
lied into separate companies whcee duty shall be 10
perform fatigue service Gavafrymen Of this class will
be dsmounted and transferred 70 these companies no
shall be armed when IN action pending and sbal be
given chance q redeemDg themselves by having the
most ~ sn pUs css 81 - I'm % order
A. Deeeers from the East Tennessee army appear 70
be numerous. Captain j. W. Cooper Company II.
Thomas legion sdvertses reward Of $40 each FOR the
~ hs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-06-23
Progress of the Siege of Port
Hudson.

A Continuous Rain of Shot and Shell
Pouring lnlO the Rebel Works.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-06-23
The Renegade Esneridss's Letter.

The letter which We publish this morning the NO
torous Tennessee renegade whoee heads this nara
graph, will well repay perusal 10 was written from
Washington in reply 10 letter Of invitation from the
Washington Union Club, OF Memphis inviting him 10 oIn
public celebration Of the anniversary II the surren-
der Of that city W the federal arms. Altogether
is an eccentric, bitterly sarcastic and most
disappointment OF Emerson 1t the present con
dtlon Of the GLORIOUS Union, and bs ortcatiou Il
the III success which hes hhhSto attended the federal
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-06-23
The Fight with thc Folly Island Bate
rtes--Con nagrs tion at Charleston.

letter in the Herald from the bockading squadron on
Charleston the afternoon OF tho ,p,h the, the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-06-23

lfrom the kssissppi Appeal, June 81 M.
The tederals destroyed Austin (Mss.) including the
records Of the Court Of rumoa county and every
town except one last Sunday Tho which accom-
plshed this achievement vandalism Elels marine
heet little fight took place Beaver Dam Lake. about
miles from town.
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1863-02-05
NEW YORK.

Union men everywhere will rejoice
at the election Of Mr.. Callicot as Speak
err of the House of Representatives, and
their satisfaction will be precisely
in proportion to the closeness with
which they have watched the means
taken to defeat him. The disgraceful
importation OF Fernando Woods bullies
and roughs to ill the lobbics, and
menace the House, and especially Mr..
Callicott, with bodily injury; the in.
fanny of Gov. Seymour who saw no
way to protect the House until it
should be organized and officially ask
him for protection were among the
tokens Of the spirit with which the
Northern allies OF treason are prepared
to band together for the cmbarrass-
ment Of the Government, and in aid
of the rebels. p. saw "a .i
The credit Of the Empire State is
redeemed. Unionism has triumphed,
defeated the wiles and disappointed
the plottings against loyalty. Mr..
Callicott was a War Democrat and
the victory is the result Of compro-
misc between the Republicans and
men of his stamp. By this result the
Copperheads fail in their coveted
scheme Of defeating the Joint Conven-
ton to elect Senator on February Sd,
trick which would have manifestly,
carried had the organization of the
House been STAYED off. This secures
the continued representation Of the
War spirit Of New York by full del
egation in the United States Senate,
and SO doubtless re-elect the Hon.
Preston King. u
In all other ways will the noble
Empire State defeat the hopes Of the
knaves who arc hoping to hang her.
detection to the Uuion cause in the
interests and wishes Of Capt Seymour,
Wood & Co. She will be true to the
Union, aud unhinching in her support
Of all means to crush out rebellion.
She will turn to confusion the impu-
dent pledges Of her home traitors, and
those abroad who seek to take their
cue from them. When DR.. N. S. Da-
Wis. few nights ago, at the Bryan
Hall meeting, thanked God that SO
many New York troops were soon to
go home and would not be replaced
in the Federal army, he simply SLAM
dered New York, and only wrote him
self down afresh as what may be term
ed the Medical Director of the Chicago
Copperheads. New York is right.
She may be slandered, but she cannot
be swcrved from the line Of loyalty
Chicago Tribune.
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1863-02-05
Tho Early Physical Degeneracy Of
AMERICAN PEOPLE.

JUST PUBLISHED BY DR. STONE,
Phyacian 10 The Troy lang and Hygimic Institute
A Treatise on the Causes of Early Physical De-
cline of American People the Causes OF
Nervous Debility, Consumption and Maras-
mus. -
This Work one of high moral tone vien chaste vet
thrilling Language, appeals srey 30 ne moral Consciousness
u ALL PARENIS AND G,ardiaRs. especiduy, dds'l',g
scieMsfc and re'iatie aids and teatisent for cure
will be sent by Mail receipt Of two q cents
Stamps. .
Parents and Guardians Young Men and LADIES'
Fail not TO send and get this book.
A ord of solemn Considerations aice 10 those ho uiu reflect.
class Of maladies prevail TO fearful extent In
munty, dooas a. least 100 900 youth q both sexes,
annually to early grave. These dseascasesare very
imperectly understood Their external Of
symptoms Nervous Debity, Relaxation and exhaus-
ton Marasmus wasting aud consumption of the whole
body shortness Of breathing or hurried breathing
ascending hill or fight Of stars great papitaton of
the heart Asthma, Bronchitis and Sore Throat shaking
of the Hands and Limbs aversion b. society and 10 bn
sness study dmness Of the Eye sight, loss Of memo
body pains in the hack limbs, lumbago, dyspepsia or
Indigestion rreguarty OF the bowels, deranged sections
Of the Kidneys and other glands of the body Lecor
rhDa leur Abus, &c. Srulent diseases In both Male
and Female. Likewise Epilepsy lily sierra and nervous
Spasms.
Now, in ninety nine cases out Of every one hundred.
all the above named disorders and host Of others not
named Consumption II tho Lungs and that most in
sidous and wiley form Of Consumption Of the Spinal
Nesys known As Iaoes norsas and ae,snisrisa have
Hence the want of Vi the old school practice in
treating symptoms only. o..
Dr. Andrew Stone, Physician TO the Troy Lung and
HYGIENE Institution Is engaged IN treating this class
OF modern maades with the niost astonishing success
The treatment adopted by the Institution is new il is bas
ed upon scientific principles with discovered RENE
dies without minerals foisons. The facilities Of cure
such that patients be cured az their homes any
part Of the country from accurate descriptions Of their
by letter, and have the medicines sent them by
mail cypress. Printed nterroatorics wifi be orwar
ied on Application -
AS- Consumption, Catarrah and diseases Of the throat
cnred well ut the home Of patients at the M Tuition
by sending the Cold Mecated Inhang Basamic vapors,
with inhaler and ample directions for their use, and d
rect correspondence. fe- Il ~ -gtsaftafY Eme
81 Patients applying tor nterrogatories advise,
must inclose return stamps TO meet attention. 44a
81 The attending PLY sican will be found at the In
sttution, for consultation, from NJ toSP NJ OF each
day. Sunday, in the forenoon.
Address DR.. ANDREW STONE,
Physician To the Troy Lung and Hygicnic Institute and
Physician cor Diseases Of the Heart Throat and Lungs w
Ffnh st., Troy, ~ Y.
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1863-02-05
.u.f CLEANSE YOUR BLOOD !
BY USING
,T0t SCOVILLsS
Blood and Liver Sirup.

The recipe is given to all physicians
That they may know what they arc using.
The combination of Sarsaparilla with Stillingia
Is well known to all medical men as
The best compound to purify the blood ever used.
II cures scrofula in all its worst forms.
All diseases of the skin it cures effectually.
Syphi'itic Swei!ings, Erysirr.as, Scald Head,
Salt Rheum, Female Complaints, Tumors,
King s Evil, and all diseases arising from any
impurity of the blood.
Physicians will tell you 10 let alone all pro-
prietary or quack medicines, as they call them
Whyf For the simple reason that they are
put up with printed directions and the name
and label il copyrighted. Show them the
formula of preparation, and in nine cases ont
ten they will approve of it. There are testi-
monials from physicians whose prejudices are
overbalanced by their good sense Of the excel
lent virtues of Scovill's Blood and Liver Sirup
and who are using it for their private practice.
Sold by H. SCOvIIL, Proprietor,
Chicago, Ill.
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1863-02-05
The Government having failed to

The Government having failed to
effect an arrangement for the release
of Union citizens imprisoned in South
ern jails, and the rebel authorities de-
declining to recognize them in any
system of exchanges that has been
proposed, it is understood that enough
of the known rebels in the loyal States
are to be arrested to furnish ex-
changes for every one Of the Union
men held as prisoners in the South.
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1863-02-05

At the late Battle of Springfield,
TO-, Company II. of the 18th Iowa
:egiment, belonging to Fayettc Coun-
=. had detachment Of twenty-three
,e q engaged, and lost in killed.
rivates, Geo. Harris and j. A. Lu.
nan wounded. Captain Joseph Van
Ietre. Sergt E. N. Phillips. I'd Sergt.
". C. Rowland. Corp. G. A. Lyon, pri-
ates, Dan. F. Miller, Frank Barnes,
!. H. Myers, Charles Owen aud James
I. Isbell. AL the wounded except
;apt. Van Metre are doing well. The
captain WAS struck by minnie ball
fhich fractured his right thigh, and
rough he 10 receiving the most ten.
OF. care. will hardly recover.
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1863-02-05

1t is stated that Gen. Hunter took
with him full permission to enlist, or
ganize and equip $4,000 loyal blacks
Of South Carolina and Georgia, and to
employ them in helping to clean out
the rebels in those States. That
sounds like business.