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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-30
MA 1EEooD
AND TEN
TigOr Of Youth Restored
IN FOUR wFRKs EY
DIR. RECORDS ESSENCE OF LIFk

DIR. RECORDS ESSENCE OF LlFk
Dr.. Ricord (of Paris after years of earn.st So
iicitation has A. length acocded to the urgent
quest Of the American public, and appointed an
highly prized Essence of Life. This wonderful
agent will restore Manhood to the most shattered
constitutions. whether arising from excuses, the
Effects Of climate, o. ustursl causes. The time
required to cure tho most inyetessts case 10 four
weeks and if used according TO printed irstruo-
tious which are very simple failure Is imp sible.
This lise-res toring remedy should be takev y al
shout to marry. ns its effects are permaus /.
IL acknowledged by the medical press to tN
greatest discovery ever made. Its dev. ,pi g
powers are miraculous. Success in every SO is
~ certsiu as III at science overthrows ign ante.
Dr. kicord' q Esse nee Of Lifeis sold in with
ul Instructions for use ut So, or four guam les in
one for 80 and will be sent to any part, CO FLU ~
uaoked. on receipt Of remttsnce to his ace dit ID
AGENT, PHI IP ROLAND, 447 Broor Sc
ag77-d&w1y One door wet Of Proadw. 4.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-30

A physician Of Wheeling has for some
time past been attending young girl
who has been sadly derarged. The
other day, to see wha. effect is would
have, he poured about . pint Of water
upon her head. The girl was then per-
mitted to 60 into another room, where
she conducted herself very quietly
The Doctor was ahont leaving the
house, when tho girl (who was standing
IN the door Of the room) beckoned for
him to come to her. lie stepped back
into the room, and IS he WAS about to
come in, she threw bucket Of water
upon him, remarking that his face need
ed washing as much as hers did.
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T.. j. WELLS.
PIE a X M A e r u II Is II

DBALEp
Drugs, Chemicals, Paints,
oils, Varaishes, Dyes, Glass,
Putty, Brushes, surgical 4
Dental Inducements, Per-
ltlmlery, SpOmges, Fancy ar.
tfcles, soaps, Liquors Tor
medical purposes. Patent
Medicines. &c, &c.
Particular q tfentiOm paid
to Physicians PrescrIp'
liOms and Orders from
Country Physicians.
Aa12-dlv
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-30

Q q NJ - u M H II 4 q IL
CAN Be- CURE
The advertiser, . Physician # thirty years OK
periencs, in the treatment of Lung diseases,
Bronchitis, asthma. &c., but now retired from the
practice, is desirous of importing bis experience
BY diffusing information invaluable TO suffering
hum anity, and which has Cured thousands.
The same medicine will no do for all. He will
send Prescription, with full directions for use,
adapted to each particular case,aLd will surely Ell
fec. n cure. TRY Ir-it will cpst You nothing-a
STAN required for postage. Address
Il. LOWE. NJ. -. Box 500. New York City.
IL WEI Us. 4 gent, ,,avenp6rt.
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The New York Tribune says "Tl,e
Jus icee of the Supreme Court arc ms X
ing an effort to have their sais.ries ra,s ed
from $4,000 to 1880 rer aennm"
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-30
third Edi ion, 6Oth Thousand.
MAN HOOD.

MA ~ HOOD.
TREATISE On SEMINAL WEAKNESS
n involuntary Emissionr, Mental a nd Fl ysica
Inca pacity. Loss cf Power. Premature Necsy, I'm
psuituent- to Marriage. Nervous Dsbilits, Self
spu.e cexu Il Diseases, &C., DC.
BY eCBr. +. BELL. VI. b., Member of the Royal
College oi surgeons, Il ndon " pages Ftice Ct
This Book should be read BY every one, and
part ,cuisrly by those arriving 1T Mani ood II
contains pox ant advice to all and the mesns Of
cure to tina afflicted is plainly SGT forth. 1t has
ISsrsd NOussuds rom a LIFE Of Misery.
Sent under a sesied envelope, by mali, on re-
ceipt IF the money or postage stamps, by
J. BRYAN. N. D.. Csiar-St Now York.
i'll. j. WELLS, Agent, Davenport.
agso-dwly
NEW MEDICAL DISCOVERY FOR TIE
IN PgRN LAMENT CURE OF
Gonorrhes, Gieet. Urethral Discharges, 1nro.
tence, Seminal Weakness Nightly Emissions,
Incontinence. Genital Debility and IrTi-
tarility, Gravel, Structure and afec-
tions Of tbs Kidney 4 bladder,
which has been used BY upwards q.
100 PhyOicia11O-
in their private ractce, with eatirs success su
psrceding Crbei's Capsules, or any other con-
pount hitEerto known.
BELs'S HIokClrFC PILLS!
are speedy in action, often effecting. q cure IN
few days, and when . cure is effected il Is per
asnent They are prepared from vcgetahls *
tracts that are harmless Gu the system, and never
nauseats the stomach or iwpregnsts ths breath
and being ergar coated, ali naufecus taste 10
avoided Noehange OF diet IL Necessary whilst
using them, nor does their action interfere 9Th
business. Each Box contsins six dozen Pills.
Price 81 sold by all the principal Druggists.
In places where no agent is advertised the y will
be scot by mail, post pail, and conf icntiaiy Sc
cured from observation When desired, on receipt If
money. by BRYAN, ". D., Is Cedar st, n. Y.
Smith b i'v5sr Wholesale Agents, Chicago.
- W. L. Age 4. davenport
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MISSISSIPPI HOUSE,
NV HENRY HAUPc.

"A THE UNDERSIGNED REC NJ
m.nds his CONVENE ntiy arran gad hO-
Hi tel, known as tho Mississippi, House,
lIIlI to all travellers, ami also to city car l.
ers, with the assurance thst nothing
will 30 left unaone by him t. promote the wei
faro of bis guests add make their stay in his
house one Of pleasure and comfort
He also recomm ends his we'll stocked Bar,
which is supplied with he best Liquors.
Every morning at 10 o'clocka sp'en lid Lunch
ia served ny. lines-dlyl HENRY HAUPT
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HAIR ID w Ar Il.

The undersigned beg leave
to call the attention Of the
public and the trade i'm par
eiculaP to their complete
and we'll assorted stock Of
SHELF 4 HEAVY hARDW ARE,
comprising everythingsuit
ed to the JObbing Trad: Of
the West.
Having umcqualcd fac iIi-
ties for purchasing fl ON
Manufacturers direct. we
sIsaDl keep our stock con.
stantly up to the require
mcmts OF the country, and
offer Goods Mt
Il o W E u II X &c IL 3
and better terms than any
other House i'm the Trade.
An early call is respect.
fully solicited.
Orders by mail receive
prompt attention.
MYER & WALSp,
NO. LESLIEsS BLOCK, FRONT ST
no3 IF
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lhrsssea,tse." Cullen,
Horse >hcer L. Vetel 'mary surgeon,

- WISHES TO INFORM TIE Cli-@
:, Dsss,H ;sss si s.: '':;
manently located self in this city VII ere he 70
prepared to shoe horses on the scientific primer
pies After twenty years study and practi 20 on
the anatomy Of the foot, of which time he cas-
spept eleven years under the superintendent ~
the best Veterinarians in Europe, he wishes to
say that he will give satisfa to all persons
having horses laborng under the disease Of eorns,
or contracsions. commonly called Enough bound. =
interfering overreaching, quarter cracks, sand
cracks epraips Of the .orns tou ldcrs. ring-bones
and sravns. for all Of which he warrants . per-
feet cure il durable The greater part Of tne Sc
'iseases are caused by shosirg want of proIer
jnd .ment incl dts
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LONDON 1 LIVERPOOL
IRE + Life Insurance Conpan

0TrlOE, 50 WALL 81 PINE 1T, 1.Y.
ald Up capital, surplus and reserved
fna1s. ................... $50 s6O, 536
Invested In this county,. ............ 1880
Yearly revenue ovsr... ~ w
The shareholders Personally ResrOAsie
oae for engagements 81 tho Com pany.
Al Directors musl be Shosob0DdCrse
nB1saBNCns TOH DAv1HpOaS:
Geo. Il. French, Losenso bchrcksr, Nicholas
Kuhuen 4 Co., Geo. L. Davenport, Almst Skssl,
Nisholas J. Rusch.
osinnsil, Mintun 1 Co., Harper : Brothers, Dan.
oon, Sherman / Co., Alexander T. Stewart.
J. O. WASHBURN, Agent for Davenport and
Rock Island. ilyS
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MEDICAL.

Nl GA1OnAs
IMPORTANT roFEMAlES
&eBkGESEh4I; |
+ "a y |
e PILLS
PROCnA1GAVxoN!s
TO the LADIES +!
Both Married and Single. |
the OLDEST REeULAT0R.F0R
FEMALES.
THERE IS BUT ONE GENUINE
THERE IS BUT ONE GENUINE
THERE Is BUT ONE GENUINE
AND SURE CURE,
AND SURE CURE.
AND SURE CURE,
FOR GIRLS OR WOMEN
FOR GIRLS OR WOMEN
FOR GIRLS OR WOMEN
Who uffes from IRRKGuL RITES or DISTRACTIONS
OF TER nESsEs. mhsserer mag te Me cdnse 81 those
obsfrucsiOns.
THIS Cuas HAS BEEN MCCONNELL poR MANY
YEARS A
The only Safe Reliance !!
The only SAT-, Reliance !!
The only Safe Reliance |!
at the Lst lies have for relief from the suppress
1ion Of thos periods which, if KEEP. up according
to the calls Of Nature, will
GUARAN TEE TO THEM
GUARANTEE TO THEM
The T. .st Amount Of Good Health,
ard Strength,
and: which, if ne. regularly: experienced, will
produce
MISERY AND DEATH,
MISERY AND DEATH,
First Of a.! Remedies for Disedsts Of Ftmah
:, First Of all Aen.edies for Diseases Of Ftmai
DIR. sCME ESEMAL,S PILLS,
DIR. , CHEESE.H.6A'S PILLS.
DIR. scHEESE.E.dA'S PILE.
THE GOOD OLD REMEDY
For all Obsfructione mas been Hailed
ecith Pleasure and lroft
FOR TWENTY FIVE YEARS,
alllparts of the civilized world. Its author j.
AN OLD EXPERIENCED PHYSICIAN
AN CID EXPERIENCED PHYSICIAN
AN OLD EXPERIENCED PHYSICIAN
Whom every bedy knows, ard in whom everybody
places confide uce and respect. Its
NO.. NEW TANGLED : ARRANGE MENl
/ Bet
STAN REMEDY,
/ Which has never faile d,
IND Thousands of ce,tfcat. to this effect can b.
GU nd in all parts Of the country.
| The ptOpIie:Ors of DIR, Oh easeman's
, 1863-06-02
The Constitution Of the rebels in

rs The Constitution OF the rebels in
all that relates TO the personal rights Of
white men is an exact copy Of the Federal
Constitution. We would like to know
how much more free speech " is tolerated
1nder the Confederate Constitution than
under ours: In the South the Confederate
Government is administered By the Demo-
Gratis, How much right Of criticism and
opposition to the war do they allow to the
Wings? How does the privilege compare
with what the Republicans in the Nor.1
accord to the Democrats In other
words, in which section Of the country !,
The largest freedom Of speech allowed
where the " Democrats rule or where the
Republicans bear sway7 The fact is, that
The party calling itself !" Democrat" is ten
times more intolcrant than the Republi-
cans ever sought or wished to be. When
in power, they prove themselves to be ty.
rants Of the worst kind. Their highest court
is held by Judge Lynch. They never hesi
bate to suppress free spcecl, by brute force
when party or niger interests arc to be
subservcd, as their past history where they
have long had sway, only too truly proves
, 1863-06-02
FORT SCOTT CORRESPONDENCE.
Tom Livingston and His Gang Cap
ture Another Train, With
Some 80 Prisoners.
Mismanagement Of Affairs in That
Department.
Correspondence Of the Chicago Tribunc.1

Correspondence Of the Chicago TribuncJ
Fonr scorr, (KaSsAs) May aGth, 1863.
Editors Chicago Tribune;
Tom Livingston, with his gucrillas, made an
attack on train this morning, about one hour
after sunrise, about forty-iivc miles from this
post. In lny last letter Informed you that Col.
Williams lost his wagons, five in number, that
were out on foraging expedition, on the 18th
inst. On Sunday last Col. Williams came to
Fort Scutt for wagons to take the place Of
those he lost. Major Blair, commander Of
this post, sent him five wagons, aud twenty
hrc cavalry soldiers to escort them to his
camp, or to within about fifteen Mules Of it.
Col. Williams went on with the trim, starting
at noon on Sunday, and arrived within fifteen
miles Of his camp on Monday evening and ell
camped for the night. Colonel Williams ,taR-
ing four Of the cayalry-men, went on 10 his
camp, borrowing 4 cavalry hors to ride, his
own being much jaded. Major Blair, on the
Sunday before, ordered him, verbally, to send
three full companies Of his men to the Mon
day nights camping ground OF the train, to
escort bis wagons from that point to their dcs-
tination, and send the clyalry back to the
post. Col. Williams sent f,renty;iire men,
(hlacks) and five battery men, (monnted
Whitcs) as the escort. The men we're sent ou !.
With ten rounds Of cartridges each. About
DAYLIGHT the train started for Col. Williams
camp at BaSter's Springs, fifteen miles South
uf THE Monday nights camp, at the same time
that the cavalry left for Fort Scott. The train
had proceeded about tive miles when they were
attacked BY Liyingston'g whole force l,roba-
bly, about 500 men. The train was surround
I'd and the men I'LL killed or taken prisoners
but one black man, who had charge Of the Col
onel's horse, aud rode it. AT the commence
lnept Of the fight he started for the camp, but
found the road blocked by gucriilas, Hethcn
TUNED back and sheered around the belliger-
cuts. pursued by eighteen or twenty men for
about twenty miles. He arrived here about
four o'clock this afternoon. When lie left the
fight was over. Major Blair receivcda dispatch
from col. Phillips, at Fort Gibson, asking for
reinforcements. He had had one fight few
day $ ago, and when the courier left with the
dispatches another fight was in progress. He
is in Il critical situation Major Blair imme.
diately cent Il dispatch to Col. Williams, l5t
e. +. y, to Immediately reinforce Phillips
with lis whole command, but the wagons of
the regiment are just taken to-day. It is
doubtful whether he cap move or not. This
carelc5sncss may tndauger Col. Phillips com-
mhnu and For Gibson. It Is said that Phil
lips has lost fifteen hundred head Of stock in
the last battle, but it is only rumor.
, 1863-06-02

.0aer Srosed Hams at celts pc, pound aal Smoked
shonldett at crnis per pound. warranted ne have
AlrEe at-or1s OF Meats On ha2d mostly Of our own
brand. ~ MA S"A
Extra Sugar Cured Hams. Shoulders.
Dried Reef, Ae., 4c.,
Which We call attention ct dealers generally Ith,
c'al discounts u:ade tro the above rrcaa o. 1arre
oraeIs: PsekinE a. smoke Hou.es. &c, e3A and 50
190, l9s i 1a4 SOUTH WATER STREET.
Board Of Trsde Buildings. Chicago. III.
F;s:-Ne pack render, ca.e smoke aad give gca-
elal aIeStien to commission IN thc p.ogisOn Lac.
eles y business men generally of chicago.
, 1863-06-02
{Gtli1aao Qribt111t,
TUESDAY, JUNE 2, 1858.


TY9E GREl.1A NU1N EN- 4VL<s
rbe assembling Of the Canal Convention
in this city to-day, is an event the import
,nce Of which no Western man can over
estimate. It marks, VIC believe, the dawn
inr Of new era, in which the right Of the
States in the valley ofthe Mississippi to ma
tional recognition as coequal sovercignties
Of the Great Repub1ic-their right to ask
national attention to their necessary works
nf internal improvement, and their right
n i1emand for their yast commerce share
nf thc concern which the common lcgis-
1aturc bcstows upon the commerce Of the
sea-board States-and the right Of military
7rotection-will be not ungrudgingly
ndmitted as the basis Of all future 1egis-
1ation. And though the result Of the de-
alterations here and Of their influences
which may be put in motion, possibly may
not be til. construction Of that great work,
to consider the necessity and feasibility Of
which these delegates assemble, there can
re no doubt that in the facts which touch
Western development, Western capa-
Dili:y, and the necessity Of the West
10 the Union of the States-tacts which
will be the inevitable subject Of inquiry
and debate, and which, through the Con-
rcntion, become the property Of the
nation, and will disrel the last doubt in the
minds Of The people and their 1cgisla-
tors, in regard TO the claim which
1hc West has set up: and hereafter
The equality which she asserts among the
other sections Of the Cnion- equality that
does not stop at mere worls-wil never
be the subject Of dispute or OF dissent.
The West will hencctorth be partner in
The Cnion, entitled to all the 1mmunitities
and privileges Of her place.
# this work, 80 cmincnt1y desirable, is
wrought out by the Convention, the dele
gates Gun carry home with them an as
snrance that the bonds which bind the
East to the West have been so strengthen
I'd that tic efforts Of malcontcnts to sever
and destroy them will bevain; and the as
Eurance, also, that when this wicked rebel
lion is brought to a close, the interests Of
the North and the South will be 50 deter
mined, adjusted and balanced by the weight
which the West will develop, that another
rcbellion-thc freedom, Of all men under
1he shadow Of our flag being guaranteed
will be impossible. To tic task Of secur-
ing and perrctuating National Unity the
delegates will address themselves.
, 1863-06-02

to pnt themselves in position where their
Jealousy and ba=eness would become patent
to all men. The roads that do enter Mllwau-
kee are not permitted to connect with the
Lake Shore Road. Milwaukee, in imitation
Of the now ''sub=ided city Of Erie, 1evies
an omnibus, peanut tax on all the people
who may chance to pass through it. To the
more substantial and intelligent citizens
Of Milwaukee, the position in which
these three individuals have placed that city,
it is presumed, is sufficiently humiliating
Chicago has no Jealousy Of milwaukee,
There is ample room fur them both to grow
and prosper. Then why should Milwaukee,
unless from pure envy, oppose great nation
al measure, essential to the military security
Of the vast commerce Of the lakes. We have
not a doubt that majority Of her leading
citizens, If not already heartily ashamed that
they have permitted the three persons named
in the circular to issue it, will very soon ut'
tclly Eepudiate all responsibility for it. If
these would-be Milwaukee representatives in
trude their opposition upon the Convention,
let The members hold up our map before them
as sufficient answer to all their cnyious
twa1t1e
, 1863-06-02
1t Deserves Correction.


Tie Cincinnati t;d:stse Of Friday has the fol-
loving:
We learn that a detachment Of two hundred
On board the Cincinnati & Chicago Air Line train
ut hokoIno. Ind, on Wednesday, for Chicago. lin.
Dr. The 4ireetion Of = medical cadet. This otlcer
ttclecraphed to Chicago, asking that preparations
he nsate to rcceive tue men their arrival. bit
the authorities. we are tGld, took nootlcc OF the
had to remain IN the Chicago depot ali night, with
oht iood o. csrc and oEc of them died from the
phhsnae. h 1.-THE 1A.ts gre as sisted 10 us and given
ahnse. some explanation Is due from the Chicago
authorities for their seeming nesle.t.''
1he facts Of the case We have fully exam
lned, and respectfully refer the case back to
Cincinnati for the attention it should. and
doubtless will, receive at the hands of officials
there. These brave fellows, as stated, came
through in charge Of medical cadet. &c
advised DR.: Porter, the medical director here,
Of his coming, but by mistake tho dispatch
came one day late, so. unexpected and unan-
nounced, the party resched the Lake Shore
Depot late in the evening. Within q stones
throw was the Marine Hospital in readiness
for these men, but the spruce young cadet
WAS *dennition'' tired by his dusty days ride,
and could not attend to his charge that night.
so away he went in several hacks, or in all
possible style at any rate, to first class hotel
leaving the unfortunate conyalcscents to fare
for themselves On and about the depot plat
form. After sweet nights rest, and bath.
and q shampoo, and late breakfast sir Cadet
Ut bis leisure turned out the next morning to
attend to his cattle, Tor such he evidently
deemed them, when he found them all eating
pfGJk1IEt 4 ho NorS Al nrf
, 1863-06-02


While the Treasurer Of the State, in
Erired ifuot commanded By q Copperhcad
Legislative Caucus, refuses to pay out
dollar Of the appropriation fairly and legal
j. made at the earnest solicitation Of the
Tnion members Of that body, for the relief
Of our wounded soldiers at Vicksburs, the
Governor and Adjutant Gencral are Sue
cessfnl]y appealing to private bencyolencc
Of Illinois citizens, to mise fund to do
Something to comfort and cherish the
brave boys who have risEcd all, that our
country might live. There is today
fund of fifty thousand dollars in the Treas
ury, which ought to be at the Governors
disposal for this pious and patriotic pur-
Iose; but coppcrhcad policy has dccrccd
that not dollar Of it shall be used; hence
The Adjutant Generals visit to Chicago,
and hence, also. the action of the *'Aboli-
lion" Board Of Trade in response to his
appeals Soldiers Of the army! The ac-
lion Of the Treasurer is Corperhcadlsm in
The concrete. How do you like its
, 1863-06-02

Claims Of Superiority !:
!. They shell clean from the Cob In eyerJ
condition Of Grain.
?. They do not cut or grind the Corn.
5. They clean the Grain In perfect eondi-
ton for Market.
1. They are built ENTIRELY OF IRON:
combining great strength, simplicity and dusa-
bilit!, and are universally acknowledged, as
nov perfected, the
CHAMPION OF THE WORLD.
, 1863-06-02

Three individnals, J. D. Colyer, A. J. Akin
and George Il. Paul, whose vision is bounded
by the narrow limits Of Milwaukee, have
issued circular, calling upon the public to
unite with them in opposing the construction
Of the great national ship canal between the
lakes and the Mississippi. A mere glance at
our map will convince any sensible mn that
envy is the sole origin of their opposition.
These men are making an effort to lift them
selves into consequence by the circular
they have issued. They are not leading,
substantial citizens OF Milwaukee. One
is restless busy.body and the other
two are editors Of scycn-by-nine news.
papers. Tie TRIBUNE circulates more
papers in Wisconsin than both these sheets
put together. During the last winter I'VE fur
nished them for months with telegraphic
news from Madison, their own State
Capital. Look at the Chicago & North
western railway, and the Chicago i s1ilwau-
kee road, With their connections sweeping
everything right away from Milwaukee.
"That's what's the matter" with the narrow
minded gentlemen who have been put for
ward to speak for others who arc too smart
, 1863-06-02

WAsn1sG7os, Wednesday, May =, 1sc3-
On Friday last the Sth Illinois cavalry,
under Clendening, started of dowa the
Peninsula formed oy the Rappahaunock and
Potomac, on tour Of inspection, with IN
structions to completely scour the country,
and drive out the stray bands Of rebels which
might be rfowling about, and with particular
directions to break up tile routes by which
merchandise WAS transported South.
After reaching the neighborhood Of King
Georges Court House, they divided into three
b1tt3llons, under the respective commands
Of Col. Clendening and Majors Beyeridge
and Medill one squad following the road near
Tie Kappahannock, another taking the centre
road, and the third the road nearest the Po-
tomac. On Monday the headquarters Of the
TWO trst battalions were established at L,n-
caster Court House, the last being 1T Heaths-
vile.
Day and night during the next five DAYS de-
tachments were sent there from these points,
every foot Of ground down to the bay. and
from river to river, being gone over. The
result was that four through routes OF transit
Tor contraband goods hlye been demolished,
and many Of the parties operating have been
caught in the act, aud, together with such
goods as were of value, have been returned
within our lines.
Over 2925 prisoners were captured. Over
1,5O contrabands are among the followers of
this returning party. Nearly 500 splendid
horses are also among the captured articles.
Other bodies Of cavalry are yet down in that
vicinity, and We hope soon to hear gratlfy-
ing report from them also.