Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-04
Late News by Last Nights Mails.

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List Ot deceased Iowa Soldier. " no hav,
Died In lin> ,itai. Mt 81 l.uu,s. Mo-
from Feb lOth To 2Gth, 1853.
lFnrnshed by Tnos. W J Long, of Iowa, STAT
SANITARY Agent at -. Lous. AID vicinity
Feb l9-L - Clark, lieutenant ane
adjutant, 25,h Iowa, gun-sho, wound
W ii Babcock, Go q, 26,h. chronic
diarrhpa; ID Fodgc, Co &, 24ti, pluri-
sv and pnucmona Geo Squirting, Go +,
32d, pnnemonia Nelson Davenport, Co
u, 34th, varioa contlucns. 20th-J NJ
MaNon, 20th, chronic diarrhra. olst-
W Ii Davis, Co IL, 3lst, pi,hisi, pul-
monais Gideon Hedges, Co. {, Both,
typhoid fever Jacob Gedli-, Co X, lth,
Chronic Iisrrhna. 22d-J Young, Co
ii, 25;h, chronic diarrh,ra Jno Draper
Co u, a4th, pnuemonia 5 NJ King, Go
], 3lst, consumption "a 1t James NJ
Rungon, Co +, Goth. typhoid fever
Chas Reed, co A, 2Gth, typhoid fever !;
23-L slocun, Co A, 2ath, typhoid fe
yer, John Parker, Go q, 3oth, typhoid
fever Il 5 llazlcger, Co G, osth, drop
sy 5 B Stubs, CO B, 34th, pnuemona;
Il T Ren-haw. &, T. 3ih, chronic dar.
rhr, I reynolds Go X, 24tn, chrome
diarIh hna. 2ith-J B Lane, Co A, 25th,
chronic dlarrhra Geo Mercer, Co X,
29th, convulslons. FEB 24-John Fouts,
Go I, 18th, phthl,is pnlmonalis; James
T,nnahiil, Go B, 18th, general debility.
10Th e a Fathercr, Co -. 4tL, chrome
darrhTa; John Poland. Go -, 37th,
rheumatism John Grown, Go c, 23d,
phthisls pulnona is. Goth - Solomon
Mnndlc, 60 G, 34th, phthisis puInonaIis !;
John Brcen, Go Ii, 3ls,, TYPHOID fever
David Farguson, Go X, 10Th, chronic
dlarrhTa.
MuRr RExsnoRo Ntws, 2I.-The mos,
brl.iant affair since the battle OF Store
River happened yesterday afternoon. An
cape litloa OF ,UOo cavalry. compr.in.
detachments Of the 4th Regulars, 81 ana
4th Ohio, and lst Middle Tennessee.
Stokes cavalry. and 500 infantry, com
prising deta hments fro y the 18th and
2lst Ohio, 1slh Illinois, and "a Tenn,
the whole belonging to Gen. Ncglcy',
dv.slon-lcft Murtiecsboro early yestcr-
day morning. The infantry were under
Command Of John +. Miller, Colone
Commanding brigade, ID division, l4th
Army Corps, and Bog. Gen STANLEY
commanded the whole. Mai. Grosvener
of the s;h Ohio, was one OF the principal
officers accompanying the expedition.
lt,r g. IL 81.
VILE pike, and proceeded nearly fifteen
miles without interruption. On ap
preaching Bradyviiic, the cavalry cncoun.
tered the plckc,s OF The enemy three
quarters OF mile this side OF the town,
aud, after slight sklrnishing, drove them
in. The remainder OF our force closed |
and immediately came upon the cncmy
in force. a brisk III. cnsucd, in the
course Of winch it WAS found that the I
enemy had established his principal line
on u ridge al the outskirts of the place /
The ONO cavalry charged with mpctu-
oslty ard ,igor on the rebels, and, after
few minutes severe work. drove them
back forcing them to retreat through the
town to "A lnick wood, where they made |
desperate stand. Here again our cav
airy, supported 10y our infantry, charged
upon the enemy, and again routed hin.
Meanwhile Stokes Tennessee cavalry
were making dclour, and at length
came u,son strong force of the enemy
posted III their camp to the right, nearly
mile from the first line OF defence,
hanklng them and making fierce charge
AID sabre attack. Stokes cavalry com
pletely defeated the rebels, and forced
them from their own position.
The enemy, at this junc,ure, gave up
the field IL dsmay, taking the road TO
Woodbury.. where column Of Conicd-
crate forces were encSmped. We cap
tured 800 new saddles and accouir.-
ments complete, besides large collection
OF official orders, papers, private baggage,
dc. Our PRISONERS numbered eighty,
besides nine officers. Among the latter
are Adjt. { IL Allen, of the I'd Kentucky
Cavalry, and Lieuts. A J Wclch, X 81
Crump, NJ L franklin, and ID " Her
vey, OF the same regiment; Licuts. Ii
Allison, J W Jones, and Sergis.
Thos. IL. Lyle and James G. Love. of
the l4th Alabama Cavalry, state that up
wards Of l,coo OF the enemy, all cavalry,
and belonging to Gen. John Morgan's |
DIVISION, were engaged. They suffered a
.oss OF s killed and 23 wounned, while
our own killed and wounded are less than
half that number. Capt. Retienbcrg, of
the 4th OHIO Caval.y, WAS severely
wounded, having been shot in the thigh.
A private OF the 4th Ohio was killed.
An order has been issued by Gen. Rose
Grams calling for determined effort for
the SUPPRESSION Of dcsertion. The Com
manding General directs attention to