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The Camden confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-27
Office.

\ Ii PERSONS WHO HAVE CLAIMS
- against the estate of WIN. NJ. Bullock, deceased,
Will please present the same duly uttested, t, mc;-
and all persons who ihGeb.vd said estate W II
please max payment to Of cir respective ihdebt.
edBe.s, at an early nay ) NJ. X. TAYLOR
C. T. k. ADM VIM. Bullock, decd.
. November 2O7
The Camden confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-27
Sale.

DY PERMISSION OF a. L. MCDONALD, oR-
ID DlNARI for r'kershaw DISTRICT will sell at the
latY residence OF Jane Wilson, deceased, the twelfth
OF December next all her tefsonal property consist.
ing of rn, fodder oLs cattle, house OH and kitccn
furni ure, NC Torns made known oii'day of sale.
Moye.Hbcr27 J.J IlUCKABEE, Admir-
The Camden confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-27
FOR SALE,

FOR SALE,
TWO HOUSES ON MAIN STREET, IMMEDI.
l. ately south OF Mir Geo. Al lens shoe store. The
oqe is n large Store House. and the other small
Shop containing two rooms. Possession to be given
the first OF January, 1864. For urhef particulars
apply at this office.
October
The Camden confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-27
SALE.

SALE.
DY PERMISSION OF A. l. MCDONALD ORDI-
ID BINARY OF Kershaw District, will sci at pub
lie auction his late Residence all the per oual prop
ert; of William Shield. cd. cons sting of negroes
plantation stock and Tools household and kitchen fur
niture &C.. on the ftteenth~day oil December next
Terms made knowHo on day of sale ~
NovemberyT WARREN III. SHIELDS:~.>
The Camden confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-27
Desirable Cottage For Sale.

DY IMMEDIATE APPLICATION. WILL SELL
1 } small ,ttage House containing three rooms
we'll finished, w tn all necessary outbndings. Terms
cash. Apply 10 the Editor OF the Confederate.
November 90
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-03

New ioRk, juno 3.
Bv the steamer Geo. Cromwell, which
aulyed l,om New Orleans this A, NJ We
have the following
Seventy live prisoners arrived nj New
Orleans on the 18th. from Baton Rouge,
among them Ex-Governor Eob,. Wick
'ifc, who was captured near Port Hud
SON
The Ira OF the 9th, has the follow
my
liaukv has moved down Red River
with ms army. aud crossed 10 Bayou
Sara, aud from thence TO Port Hudson.
where hc united his forces with hugcr's
The gunhuats under Farrnrat were L.
70 up on the cath.
The mortar fleet opened fire on Port
Hudson ON the night Of the 2ith. sinking
everal Of the en.my's guns. Port llud
son j. nov, therefore, closely bcsiegcd aud
hemmed in. aud the tall Of this strong
bold VIII be speedy. even should General
hanks not order an assault OF the works,
Col. Grierson i 20 operating wuh
Banks.
The garrison OF Port Hudson Is est
mated ut 10000, seantlly supplied with
provisions.
The reported rebel iron clad raid from
Mobile md the capture ot two Of our
ships Of war proves 70 be u canard.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-03
Foreign News.

NEW oHK, june 3.
The Persia, from Liverpool, 23d, and
Queen stown, 2lth, has arrived.
The T,mes says llookc,'s operations il
preceded by moe & IA usual gaseounde,
aud resulted IA the usual miserable fail
ur,. Suppose Hooker was 20 disabled
That ScdgwIeks defeat was mn opportnno
excuse ior rcerossIng. leaving the wound
ed on the field, 1t clearly Indicates some
thing like lont.
The Times sees no end 10 the war, but
a slow process OF exhaustion, either II
men or enthusiasm A few months must
decide whether the war ends with the
present year, or at the close of Lincoln's
term, OF later.
Tho Uojty Ncms adds n campaign 70
the list Of Federal disasters, but points
to Lees inability to follow, aud the fact
hat hc does not hold foot more
ground than before.
The Star thinks an honest confession
OF the disaster would be more dign fed
"a the part Of Stanton than the state
mcnt that the retreat WAS from prudential
motives.
Tic P.st sees good reason why leo
should not follow up Hooker but cannot
understand why Hooker was allowed to
retreat 50 easily.
The party who vas alleged TO be n
Federal recruiting agent 10 the county
of Cork, turned out to he swlndlor aud
had doeampcd.
1t IS announced that the cargoes of the
ships Nora, Laura Hatch. and Charles
Hi, bound from England 10 East Indies,
aud y ,iroycd ~ the Alabama, were
-hipp ~ aud consigned t. British sub
iects The Government was called pom
aud, it is thought, VIII interfere in tho
MISTER.
The race at Oaks was won by Queen
Herlhv.
The French election contest was get
ting warmer, and candidates daily ia
creasng
Persigney, in letter to the Project Of
Seine, dcnounces Theirs rs being connce-
ted with the ayowed enemies Of the En-
peror.
Polish affairs are unchanged. En-
gagcments continue frequent.
II is reported that Russia has called on
Prussia for military Ass stance.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-03
NUMBER 1885
The Chicago Times.

We learn from private dispatch that
the order ssned by Gen. Ammen that tho
Proplletors Of the Chicago 7fn,,s desist
from the further publication Of their pa
per WAS not respected by them. They
applied to Judge Drummond for q writ
Of Injunction, aud while the matter was
under consideration they proceeded with
their work AS usual The officer to whom
the job of enforcing the order was en-
tru ted, came to the conclusion that he
had not military strength enough 10 carry
ont the ordor should il be resisted by tho
civil authorities or the people, sent for
n lditional iciuforcemcnts. Pending the
arrival Of fresh troops the Times wasis
sued, aud the doors Of tho building clos
ed
judge brummond has granted tho
writ ot injunction to day, and mas
meeting of tho democracy Of Chicago
bas been called this evening in front Of
the Times building.
Thus the matter stands nj present.
The PLAN inference il that If the militia
~ persists in over ruling the civil au-
tholity there will be a collision betwe, IA
tho two powers this evening.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-03

SOMEWHAT TAKEN BACK.-We gem
orally expect to hesr something funny and ge,
the worth OF our money when We attend
burnt cork concert. but we went into Sam
Sharpleys performance last night, having fret
made up our mind to be sold -ano did I care
much at what price tn sale was ma de for w
bad with US fresh copies Of several country pa
pers which would certainly put us to sleep 10
case the show was Of no account Having
thus determined We took our seat and became
resigned to anything. The concert come on.
Tie opening was good-better than we exrec
ted-better than We generally find on puch
OCCASIONS then what followed was better ye,
the j1k,s, tske-offs and deneations were very
cute Asd pungeDt the dancing, music. dc
was interesting, Bones" wss huge and Sau
Sharpley himself. who runs the To III BORNE. the
banjo colo, and does large share Of the comic.
was the best "show" that has ever Travelled
THE way. He is an original, and ksers the
bonss IN commissions ali the time. We were
obliged TO abandon our precopceiyed rotions
and pronounce THE the best troupe that has
turned up here for many long day. The
houso was we'll filed. and il people want 10
laugh an hour or two they had better fill II
again this evening
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-03

IMPROVEMENTS. Judging from the
frequency of the shipments # soldiers ftom
Camp Mcclellan, the recruiting for old regi
ments is yet quite hri K, and la evidence il
any were wanteC- TINT the Iiawkeye State lie
most molly doing her duty and the records
OF the field show that the "bcys" do theirs
This morning the Sucker State took down one
huudrs men from Pos, Mcclellan In the
party were Lleuts Miles md Stonq hton, with
fifty men. Tor Co G, 18th Iowa infantry. The
remainder oil The detachme ft were tor the ~
5 and ith Iowa Cavalry AID lst Iowa Bat
terry The soldiers were fac looking tody
Of men, and marched alcug with their we'll
filled sna sacks aa though they were already
used TO it. They We're in the b.s. spirit aud
cheered as they passed along, i, answer TO the
good wishes expressed by the ciizsns who
witnessed their departure We wish the brave
boys a safe journey good time, and a speedy
return TO their honrs when the war is over
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-03

BouNTY AND Passion AGKNcY.-
Responsible law fru,e, have card il cur IN.
per TO day, Offering their services to those no
may h I've any business of TIE character IN
which they are engaged 10 transact We ear
recommend them TO the public as euergelIr
aud perfectly reliable concern. aud any bust
ness placed in their hands will te pro- lt5
and faithfully attended 10.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-03
PLEASANT SuRrRlsE.-There were

PLEASANT SuRrR!sE.-TAere were
two weddings In town THE morning tn
baus were duly solemuizsd but neither parry
though well acquainted with each other. knes
that the other was about to appear at the al
tar Each couple afrivel At the boat 10 starr
up their iri ial tour TO st. Paul and Mime
hail a. at the same time. but not until the,
had reached the cabin OF the boat did the on
understand the nature If the others business
upon the boat VIVA, are YOU here for
Mat, % saye George. the matter not being en-
,irey clear "Oa, Going up the river little
ways; v hat are You up TOT Ahem THE
Is Mrs -" :" This ia Mrs. - TN,
revealed the positive cond tion Of affairs, aud
II ma, be said that there was some hea' ~
Aug hing at the pleasant surprise. We wish
them delighted trip aud cafe return.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-03
THE CIT Y.

To THE PUBLIc.-Notice is hereby
given to all 1t may concern. that this office
will not hegeafter consider itself responsible
for the bills Of any person whomsoever, IN
less the same be delivered on an order bear.
ing the signature of ID. RICHARDSON.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-03
NsrascLes's ~ Festival.

TINE LADIES' OF THE PRES YFERIAN
] Church will bold strawberry Festival at
lie Claire Hall 81 Friday and Saturday evenings
ii this week, tho rrocecd 90 towards paying tho
Church debt NIL. Wallace, % the Philhar-
mouic Society, will provide soine fine music for
the occasion The public are .vited 10 attend
June g 1903. d5t
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-03

The arrest Of the yonng post Office
robbers ba- had a very good effect uFon the
crowd of boys who have heretofore infested
the post Fl lobby on the arrival Of every
mail Yesterday ana to-day tho passage WIS
comparatively deserted by the urchns. They
should be kept out. il possible.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-03
Democratic Mass Meeting.

The democracy of Wheatland and vicinity
hold Democratic Mass Meeting on the 9Th
inst, at which MAJ w Lefngwell, Col l.
NJ, Preston, j. Swineford and others will ad.
dress the people
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-03
All the Virtue, ali the Intelligence. and
all the Religion.

Nh EoiroR The following literary gem
was yesterday PICKED W by me on the Ia
buque road, tome nine or ten miles north OF
Davenport aud unquestionatly j. most bril-
liant effort of eome Loyal Lesger' or Enrol
ing officer. belouRit TO the party poeseseile
all tn states,nan.hip. loyalty, virtue intelli-
eenee ard religion extent How the toregiye
ness taught by the Holy one Of Israel ,s sho. y
in every iue how repltte 1t Is with the teach.
ings If the meek and lowly child, Jesus But
here Is the notice. precisely rs 1t was written
Read il and bl1sh:
beware sou hiieines vf He'll You dirty
mean sneskIng Copperheads OF this neig hbor-
hood look out for the draft we have all tn
traitors names
Now. what a pits IL il that the author of
this notice I'D mol attach his naate aud addre-r
10 hes. lew iiues OIL ~.rning nnd friendly ad<
vice be gives these "hlrelings - He TINT
they might at least have the name OF one ra,-
tor, and thet they might know precisely whore
10 ind a comar9 CurPERHEAp.
Wlnheld, Iowa. June 3 25G3
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-03

The LADIES PFC NIc.-Oyer on
hundred ladies' and gentlemen went over ~,
bridge THE NOR ing 10 attend the ladies lie
pic on The Island they were heavily losded
with the necessaries Tor sustaining nature and
elevstiug the spirils and no doubt had glor-
ious good time, We shall perhaps give some
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-03
m A Il X lie d.

At the residence Of the brides father. on the
morning Of the Sd inst. by fLDEn JAMS CuAL-
LkN, MATT. DALZELL, Js., and MARIA \.
.WENS, both Of this city.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-03

The Concert last evening was attend.
ed by about one hundred men from Camp Nc.
Clellan. Capt. Lttler always goss in for the
boys having good time. aud having things
10 shape. He secured the front seats do wn stairs
for his delegation. They marched in and a
better locking or behaved set Of soldiers can
not be found anywheres.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-03

NEW DIRK, june 3.
The Ueroid has private dispatch
from Mexico, confirming the capture Of
Pucbla, aud also that Gen Comonfort
was surprised, an It eight guns and
$50 men prlsonCla.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-03

The examination Of the boys charged
with robbing the Post Office is still pending
before Commissioner Rogers.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-03
METROPOLITAN HALL.
POSITIVELY THEE NIGHTS ONLY.
TUesd y, Wsdn day sud Thursday
Evenings, Ju,e I'd, ID 4 lJh.
THE woRtb RENOWNED
SAM. SHARPlEI'S MINSTRELS,
Brass Band & Burlesque

fINIE MAMMO4 II TROUPE OF TIE WORLD.
Twenty Star Performers, tho Monitors 81
Minstrelsy who's, tour through the Esslerb,
sta es has been a succession OF br liant triumph,
pronounced by the public as being the only per
iect and lagitlm ate organization IN ex stehes,snd
laudel Nth the most latter ne enconiu - by
the press whereve they have appeared, will in
troducc the great chal enge rogrsmme as above.
Everything now and original. produ ed in that
inimtable style peculiar ~ these Ethiopian Iron
Cla5s.
Doors open st x n o'clock TO commence at
o'block precisely.
Tickets, 25 cents Reserved Seats, 30 cents.
See mammoth posters and descriptive pro-
grammes SAN. 81 aRPLtY, Manager.
m,25.d&wlw J ) NEWCUMB, 1usinsss Agt
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-03

PUTTo WoRK-We noticed this NOR
ming at Camp Mcclellan that Capt Ltttler
makes the ludian prisoners work Tor lig-
ing Some were digging well. others chops
ping wood grading and sweeping the erounds,
whitewashing, DC. AZ general thing they
work well. Capt. Bob's orders are brief
Ingin 40 0ork hg,n no eat
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-03

A BIT or Row IN DuB,IN.-Mr.

A BiT or Row IN DUBuN.-Mr
Patrick Stacy and Mrs. Patrickess Stacy are
not. according to Swedenborg, "connubials'-
in fact they done agree upon all subjects. but
on the contrary, disagree about everything
Patrick gets drunk some,imes-about seven
times week on an average, and Mrs Pat
sees him and goes better on pretty nsaFev
cry occasion. when Greek meets 'Grees'
then comes the tug oi war OF course. aud q
powerful tug for the upper holt II generally
ID Last night Pat and he ,ib hove In about
sushel of corn in liquid state aud then
hove into each other, aud Mira, Pat let flv n
chunk OF coal AT hun. Patrick succeeded in
catching the coal on his nose, and laid down
As soon as he o6dld collect his senses--an op-
Grafton nearly a. difficult TO perform Us col
leciIug printing bllle--he arose from his re
cumbeut position and walked into Mrs patwi
u view Of smashing her classical coaatenanee
The lady msAnwhl!e hal armed herself With an
iron poker, which che allowed TO dropon the
summit OF Pate Uranium. otusing him 10 again
seek a restiug place. Uniite tn rebels at Bul,
Run, Mrs Tat knew how 10 lotiow up an nd-
vantage, and accordingly fetched Pat several
ailectionate iieks over the head after he war
down, causing him TO uneonditionaily cspilu-
late and prom-e TO abiicate his position of
boss OF the ranch In favor oi the "olj woman.
The ntig hSois "a, Fat has not been beard
from since tue skirmish. lie has yrobsbi,
fallen back on whisky shop to recruit hi-
exhausted energies and obtain reinforeements
in the way OF biue ruin.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-03
ICE CREAM, ICE CREAM,
Confectioneries 4 Cakes.

NJ MArTHEs, NO. IS. BRADY rIn.E.,
MI. has e. ed up eanvenien lee Crsn oms
aad /. :. adv 10 receive csi g rsrtiessns tsAiies
sampled Avail sim q. FresA Cak-shsked every
s asy, nyaI-d1w
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-03

] RS. WooDs & FAuNEsroCK attend
III FArrand's block. opposite T. o., I'd door TO
the right, up stairs. Cali and examine .peci-
NEE sets Of teeth
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-03
BoA1s LEAVING TOMORROW.

The mail and passenger packet Bill Henderson
CAPTAIN John Rhodes, will depart for Dubuque
and way points att o'clock TO morrow morning r
G. II. King in the Office r. NJ. Prettyman, agent
The mail and passenger packet Kate cassel
Captain B. w. Dav S. Clerk " illiams, will depart
Tor Nontrose and way points at o'clock 10
morrow morning. K. A. 1ilebern, agent.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-03
CBAS WHIrTAKER.

4 TTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR At LAW.
a OFFICE. on Main street, in Grants Block, up
stairs. smy2G.du
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-03

Young ladies and gentlemen will find
the best a sor,meut Of tole, articles 10 the city
at Ballord'r
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-03
RIVER ITE MS.
w odnesday, June 3.
ARRIy@.

ARRIyse.
SUcKFR STATE, Ward, st. Paul.
JKsSiE WHiPPLs, Campbell. MontrOse.
BILL HEsDEBsoE, Rhodes, Dubuque.
DEPARTED.
JAMES MEANS, Perez, Dubuque.
SucKKg -TA1x, Ward, st. Louis.
JEsME WnirrLE, Campbell, Montrose.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-03

SILVER WARE.-For splendid ar
scrtnent of heavy plated silver ware. consist,
ing of casters. ice pitchers. cake and fruit has
kets, waters, tea tette. etc, call CT Webbs.
No 10 LeClaire Row. ALSO fine stock OF
table cutlery. Brittaria. Alba!a tea and coffee
pots Call
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-03
THE MARKETS.
Davenport Mafkct---Daiiy Report

Davenport Market---Daiiy Report.
OFFICE or TIN DKA. a News
"Wednesday tva. June 8
Wheat AZ frm though quotations renaiD .un-
changed
flau" Dull. Wholesale, s66oGe.d 90; retail,
~ oouL. 30.
WHEAT s0UaUe
fonE Doc
0Ars 450cise.
NonL.-Wa shed Zoe
Nv sDrs Market.
NEw ioax. June g.
F'orH- Market to-day - firm and sisady.-
- f0dd % extra state ST. ava Il 30 X n ..
NHhA1 MARKET | cent better.
CoRs unehhoged 76a nc sound. 7idL75c un-
t3aHI.
NnisEY Firm. iat.e.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-03

We call the attention Of our readers
to the card OF Frank piumer. He Is a capable
and reliable attorney.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-03

STRAsGE.-Last night Sam Sharplcy
OF The Mnstrels. when Capt Littler's boys
came in. remarked The IL gulariiy that how
ever small a crowd was that il was always
larger when a L,ttler one joined It.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-03
Nv y ora Market.
New York Stock Market.

NEW YoRK. June 2.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-03

LOG PUMPs.-Persons in want OF the
old>fashioned log pumps cannot do better than
patroliz J G. Shorey. whose advertisement
appears to day. Mr., shorsy has no ngen,s
aud those ordering pumps from him will get
good article and cave egeht's commission.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-03

Rock Island UNloH.-Col. Barnes
OF Rock Island. cane out yesterday with hi-
new paper-ths K ock Island Union. 1t is a
ak column sheet, republican IN politics, bot
not digusingly go. assre many OF lis cotem-
We extend our hand, neighbor, and
wish you we'll.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-10-15
Charleston


The Torpedo ATTACK on thr irobS dos. Etc.
r',,ss No'to- o.. "a, "a Va. t,l..s', Or' -
The 'pnspof th.s 80. .cn thi ''s'cn oh
In AR, ed hei" ,hi. morning ~" Ind n 'c' th"
su-t1s' gsise ~ tsp, =. - p 'urk q iseIns
ran >hoa., on SUNDAY act. Al her men v'r. -,to'.
char. W'- Nd,'or. u t So un N.a riht
a. i.riar ht' rrsrcca'tf1l .irrrr' ps, r ,'s h-
- te'r''c i's' .cr the z irt'e 80 i.r l.' i-,.r
nsA' / W; Noi'uc hy torsiD. o ,. 'm.I .f"d
.ot tfi, ruro'c .'n.l .rd wy ,e'; sm.'. g..
80 hs' ID. ani ,hor,us rr, v.t sr,. o'-l'9
abu,e ,'e sstt. shr ss.rtr.ri T., 49, f,.r
i.' ms con, ,in- Of liei' "a. .,''. rAI 80, w..
mt1trf OF tAe p4r.y, AZ ,us u',r ra1s. to trA,. q
h'rn,n n,r"i scott, ,'d pilot hose r,ni' IN
sno. at the ps,son, stuir.
Th,. .came- ,'rd.d ,ri-h-'b,l',H -ite ctt'
p.s,ine close ~ % the shore u slieAn is.u1. sHI
taeu nGle oteriiy sorn stAe hv,of .ni -.-if t'tne
lronsidss vithuut attracting Au~ t'tr1 ion. 90
stock th" v,s-' iaifs Aniidshi.-, 'ufN tfIs-
d. containing sir;y pound, o; poe des. Ihs t,bd
steamer vss undoubtcdly sauk, t,.le- L. THO ilO'e
Of The collision, of ~ ihot i.Isut Ga sc ..'p
si over oard and sw.fn to ,eluorcr h. s-i thr
fireman, sc5'i. are no- prisoner. ga h,trI thc
susid ship Lieut. nasseit vGs i.fnef!v iu or
navy lie say. that the sr'!o,i - tie tpri'do
drove ,Ae ct sner uuder - tA.:,ac Ns.r- .l'o
he 'fno,et,s snd ,ut at her h-.s tb- tlrt'i1
rsa si'l. .iei { The bovS oi ,ht r,' ,-..,, - d.
to stra, tLe iton,.dos uud,f tA- wai,r ins expo
sion eas'evcf,ly eit o. the l'on,iie' hut 30 mate
ria dsmAfe was doue 10 her lui'. eusiur. 90 AIMS
men, One miu had lis lcs broken 4n' !,se .f the
buiLE3Ads O; to vessel -aikuc,4c4 aywa - IL -
-.icn eau }. repaired here
Tho lrons l''vsa itnmsii,'e'y pr'uNrei iIr set %
ty Nspt- B"-n. ~ sh.N rtsait'D re =, iur
, rCbe. vf,el, sIi IN - uiu4'.l md 't1 o. I.tf
| larger sins. \ iuus.ei shot hr.f from tie f.l ri
steamer dAus,rcu.iv wouudsi fusi~u thfrl.. iiHs
ard. Of the lr0u'ide. VITO o,h'.r o. 'hH c'rs Lt
she time Tue bottom the iiul IuH- 49, lrtt ra
an nd ~ d,,rs aud found u b. aAo.y uniuj.i.- .-d
nud TIE pi1t - ~" ISl,I steamer are t4pYJ.td ~
haze 't-u i.Jsne'
On Iaesdis G.sit, VS. supposed 'ts; the frh =.
uisui'atl1 tfcond a'.r,k ou tu. IfHut d.. A bat
oi the same kird, believed g. have 3. ru - - all
Z StAuiri, uEprosd bed our N'rk't 4u b. sas 81.
coVeId snd iv.u or Ai.sr .ou.o Lf.Ir lie t.ttl,
greatly dread the lfons4eS, aua -sii tha' "a,
peCp.D OF tn.r"siuu hsvc offered reward 4 80, o,
Ia gold ioT ~ dtsi!uct.n.
Gen Gilmore aud Admiral r.h'Frcn 'Aave to.i
pad brief visit to Port Royal. Vile .helc. tea
Gil,uoIe visited the ras ,hip With band sd .cte
naJsd the Admiral There bss be,n the u.uai arin
auugg he pa, week, principals bs the rob,l bate
re. Gen. fillmore occas asouAlly replies 30 .te Jam,
l,iaud batteries. or throws shell ,nio foI sI,nei
The .isn, are snoou.ssius ior rcnestl Of sc,iv
operations.
I HSshir1ton. Oef. -. The Navy unpsr;mcn; hs
received an II ',l dis..teh from Adm r,l D4hisref
lie SAYS shat ina I-on.ii,s 90. ult iu J.od b., ia
/ l.te Ietel sttsGs