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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-03

O, the 18th January, 1883. SYDENaAM W.
MORGAN, Of Scott county.
Tho deceased was bern June 2it. iss3 His
u,Yeots emig-ated to lows in lsAs, where he
lived until last August. when hs sIlistsd In
Company Is, Goth Ioss Iofan,ry. iie foil m"-
tally wounded 1t the battle OF Arkansas ro.',
n. creed by three balls. He leaves manv bright
evidences Of his acceptance with God The
xou.rcss son Of . large family. be was dearly be-
iovea By his parests, sad . general fAvo'i'e lie
leaves large circle Of friends to mourn his sad
as.th. The deceased bore au excellent ehsssc.
,.,. Vas . sincere Chhstisn, asd died - SUCH
r.fo,, be died, his brother asked hin what me-.
sses ss shouii bssr % bis sothss. He replied
T.,l her that died aghdag ise ~ eoasssy
end have gess u hssvsa,"
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-03
LATEST NEWS
BY TELEG RAPX.
Tuesday, y O'Clock A. M j.
From ~. Monroe.

FoRr MONROE, tch. i.
TIE Richmond Disputch Says; I'VE
learn from Nickshurg that appearances
indicate an ealy renewal II the hgh,
there.
"Flvc thousand Yankees are working
on the canal opposite tho city. Their
intention is to float their own transports
through when tho river rises, and laad
their uoals below.
The force If tho cnemy's feet is io1
boats, including II gunhoa,s. There
may be more arrivals ot gunboais before
tho fight begins. Tho sIfcug,h Of the
Yankee army viii probably bc 5000.
"On the 9th OF Jan. II bombaldment
took place at Fort McAli~ter, Mt IT,
mouth Of the ogecchec River, six mics
.lu,h Of the Savannah Liver. oniy one
Federal iron clad MAS engaged, aud shc
vas forced to hnnl off, her ,urrct beng
lnjnrce. cur solid shot broke to flcccs
Is they struck he. sides.
! Mai. L. Saunders was captured ~ he
my betrayed ~ the crew oi hls yacht
As soon as they got ont Of Charleston
llarho, the crew tied him aud stcered tol
the fleet, mud delivered him up 10 the
Yankees. luis will account for hls dis
patches moi ben seut to the bottom
Col. Ludlow LA, Just retained from
,ily 20 ut lie has maic arrangements
Tor Inc exchange Of citizen PRISONERS aud
is Of tie opinion that Jcti. bayls' relative
prnpos,tion To del vcr over ali ,hc [ 5.
iliccrs To the authorities OF tho States,
ahcro CAPTURED, aud which Is N grns.
violation of the cartel, will not bc ap
proved i, the rebel Congress, who a.
now acting upon il. The result will b
known ina few days. We hold uoi'
officers then the rebels.
Col. Lud ow has earnestly rro'cste'
aeai II tie hcls permitting the a,'ii4o'
ties Of any State to apply the orerl'io'
ot Stale laws to any captured Officers 0
men IN the service Of the 7. ,.
Richmond rspefs have been fceclve'
here to Jan. 3ls,, and contain the iol'
loving
(, i impossible that the Florida coul
have been the vessel that sunk the y. ;
rnboat IlSttcras, ~ she did not lcav
uoL. .lc until the night Of the 18th, nm
Ito IA, 'aras WAS s1nk on tho ! l'h.
W. La Information that tho vcss'
,ha, did sink W. = inc n'.'''" ,"'a
War, spilfrc, as the cap'"'" '"a'e",e =.
in his reply to the ln. Seo eo"''''"'','e ,,,'',|
II may be that Comodo, " ''"e' ="
wcaricd the B,l,,h endurance Wy !"
extraordinary blockade at Nassae :" :
other ports, and that orders had b,
issued which resulted in this Naval en-
gagcincnt.
CnATrA<ooGA, Tenn, Feb. 3.
1t is reported that Van Dorm h"s nc
captured Holly SPRING, with 700 pl'
oncls aud quantity OF army rat'ons.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-03
From, Washington.

WAsniNoros, Feb. I'd.
The Navy Department has received
the follow ng despatch from TT. Monroe
Of the 2d.
A hcaier Of dispatches left Port Roy
al, Friday noon. lie says there Is no
truth in the report Of the Montauk being
disabled at TT. McA l,stcr.
Commander Wordcn lay under the
enemy. bro Tor four hours to Try l's
vessel The bali, had 40 more effect
upon her than so many hail stones.
Nothing had been heard Of the cap.
tune oil the Smith, in Stono river whcn
the despatch messenger left.
WAsnINaIoS, Feb. 2
The committee on WAYS aud means
now engaged in considering how tho
revenue can bc increased. Sup oscd nj.
d,,oual tax,s may be placed on luxurlcs
IN order to decrease the duty on paper.
The amendment 10 the No. = aEctpa-
ton bill WAS reported by Se' aior Harris
iro,n the judiciary committee aud con-
s,s,s Of substitution oi twelve Tor -
months as liu IL 10 the adoption OF an
emancipation AS prohibition 10 lay
Tor any slave int o,.uced INTO the Sta {
subs ancnt to The passage OF the act, and
an ipclcasc Of 1 100000 to 10000,
600 appropriation, at m average oi 500
instead of 800 for each slave.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-03

SALT Lake Cy1a lch. .

SALT TAkE tJlt Fob. II.
On tho molnlng ot the 10th, Col,
Co,ncr had desperate battle wrh ~.
lndians on Bcar EA r, Washington let
r,torv, Que hundred ahI forty mn
North, aud killed 22d, md may sup
posed to be drowned. took - hor.es
and dcst,oycd Their lodges, ptoN's'on-,
dc. The f. h, lasted four louls. lis
loss is Is killed, with officers aud
3s men wounded.
The command is expected here OF
Iurs,Iay.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-03
From New bOrk.

NEW lonK. fcl. =.
Gcn. Rosccrans is sick al Lancaster,
- viii have to remain there several
Ncw Orleans letter SAYS that on
e,n 9ay last. ,Nc 18th, the ennboat l.
scr made rcconn1lsanec to Ioit liud-
son no,e, within iarle Of the cnem, $
batteries In, iai ing 10 draw their ii'e
The Essex picked up torpedo on 'ho
liver. containing at least barrel OF ow-
der
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-03

SoRx ugADs.-1hc Gazette il in AT
awful bad way. sstu day it kicksd out Of ,h'
,ssces end insisted upon knowing by whst
right We claia ed to be the OH cial y per of
the county. asserting that the pub &c wished
the information. Now. We don't believe the
public carss about ths matter. and as ps feel
satisfied that We really avs tie "oficisi rsps'
II Scott cousty. aud as ws k"ow tie Gozes'e
esat alter our opinion. the line Of type 10
aus.,ion will bs suffered TO remain intact
50 you might as well shut up your hush" ob
that su'jsct. sweetness.
Yesterday the Gazet> puts on . long fac
aud grove very glum becsuss the city
has paid the D,MocaAr AND NE~s office e6D"
for printing, placed ns iinaucss in such an en-.
bsrrassed condition thst the authorities are
not abl. 10 employ . suihsis"t police force !"
protect The lite and pro. er,y OF cur people
DO tell The grsa, and prospsroas city OF D'
venport bustsd by aI expenditure of goo"
The fret ,hiog you know We viii have yeo'
! flee demoii.hed and Your carcsss saspeodsf
TOO lamp I ost for st,enrting to run ~
credit ot on, city But to ridieuls sneh
"w.sk sis,s," - the Goz.ts 10 cruelty. aud "
| oil desist.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-03

COMPANY B.-This company, Of the
I'd Iowa Infantry, has history. Oar people
ere always glad TO bear from i,s boys. Who
are nearly al from Scott county. We make
the folio wing tx,racts from private letter re-
ceivsd BY Capt Littler. dated at Corintb. Jan.
2lA:
The Second 10 ell right. particularly cOmps-
nv B 1t has 81 men-oDly one in hosiiial
The regiment has 463-sick in Hospitals and
quarters. 81 We stand A. !, in botn brigade
aud division. The brigade 10 composed OF the
II end 7th Iowa, t2d Illinois and Goth lodi
ana, Gen SweeDey commanding have just
The % has the bes. music. the mos. prompt
mo,co,nmissioned officers IN the Western De-
p.r,inent. q ,,s . compliment.
Jerry Murphy al a. the arch BANNER.
Bill smith and B.li Morrow arrived here somt
time since Wat Page 10 on the Military Po-
lice At Cairo. Weary and Mickiot ere 81 Ben
ton Barracks. l believe. Provisions are
plenty.
Col Weaver is much liked; Major Howard
hss been detached from the regiment. and Ia
paced on Col Dodgss staff q Judge Advocate
Tor the Ds,rict Of Corin,h stephen Spencer
| /. stiI al Post llsacqusrt.S Al. Barnes hss
rseovsr.d Patton. Barnes. Uicksrt and
Crummsr have buiit = log shant,. ard ksep
bach The duty 10 n't very heavy here. W.
furnish ~ men b-sidss fee details Tor wood
chorpins, stc. We drlii occasionslly II ts'
b..n r.,n,ng, hsii,ng and sno . ing Tor the Psst
eek aud the rosde are nov Ia pssssbie Orr
| p.,pmas er has Mt been ,eem yet hear Mac.
! .,.,s usiodious voice danD,ng some mules
!, ,,.. by The hoy. played good joke IN one
Of ,,s new recruits. named q. L, = lev uish's
-, They drew the load from h's gun wh'r
n. v.s on picket. and thea three boys dressed
Ia hu,,xrnut clothing came up 10 The l:nes aud
,,,ok him r,soner. they wrote hin parol.
ON HI. ,ski,g III. oath NJ, 10 take ~ st"'
.v.,ost the Conf-d~racy until released or sx
ch.nssi lie 80 terribly f'ight~ned. aid 'o''
them he rover would have enlisted. but tbs
h. 90. . . .uscr,pt. snd "a. forced into Il. ~
,o,d no y many ,.o-ts there we're. and wh.r
,Ley we're ss,ua,sd hoe many irocrs 'h.r
vsrs Ia Corinth. and every thing he tnsv. be
.,d.. a greet deal he did no, know. After r.
c.ivins HE parole they told HIN he must no
he caught ~ith cartrid kss 10 his possession
80 n. en- p,ied his box in the fr.. and 'st,n
kjs psrois started Tor camp lie reported !
: tae Colonel IN the nsosring and t.und out ths
g hs wss ho1xed N,w he has 10 stand tn 81
If the entire regiment lis V ETY. led the tor'
: .cr,pt Bat keep seeding them They u n
make good so.disrs 10 time. They could n'
u oct = better regiment to learn the rop's
e Ever yous. JULES.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-03
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OF
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w time aosorsd and popular Magazine was
CONNER ,ed new series, ts'uei 10 new aud en-
Iarged iofm under cItlrcly new editorial and pto-
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IN .yery Am rican hous holt. With this vi.w
no Iapor ~ xpep,e will be spared 10 occurring the
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he Ailsntic hu, Ia both hemi, pberes.
Although literary Mag zine. u vii not shrink
from boldly d cu.sng the VITAL ,opics Il tue day,
tr.c H. on all pArty OF seclarisn bias IL will cm
trace stn. w rs ni.csllanoous coa,ents notes on
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ink IL o leLces ot = prot acted war. the vet-f NJ
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of sui s;fipiions. and ma'ntsin, siih sidei ius
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New .upscrl her. viii bo sdppiisa w,,h the bach
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-03
IMPORTANT Dxclslos.-A decision

IMPORTANT DECIsIoN.-A decision
hiss recently been made In the Supreme Court
Of the United Stste., which effects tract Of
land 10 the city Of Rock leland. Some time
10 the early days Of this ecuntry. Mr.. joseph
iindssy, nov dead, but viii be remembered
BY the old settlers. pre- .empted . tract Of land
across the river where he lived several yssrs
The pre- emption vas made before the Gov
erumsnt Surveys were made. % when the
Surveyor went through that section il wss
found that Mr.. Lindssy had pte.smptsd on
two quarter ssc,ions-,r one and part Of
another. The fractional quarter contains
thirteen acres. and commanding st point 90
the Mississippi River jass above the Wheeler
property. nov owned by + Cable. Eco run.
ming up the bank Of the river o. . half oi .
mile and far enough back to mate the thir'
t.en acrss. BY some sftsr arrangement Il
appears thu, Mr.. II. Hskss. pre- emptsd the
fractional tract. which he has since built .
rss!dencs upon and Others siss imVroved-st
i@ast that part which he has net cold. lie
has been The poas s"r W TO the time of ths
decision Several lots were cold by him and
improved by o'hsr psr,iss-hs giving. !"
most css.s. . qnit-eisim deed. Mr. Barn%s'
ssw-miil property 10 IN tbs came tract.
Mr. Lindsay. up TO the tins II hts ds''h.
claimed that he vas tho 'ishttul owner Of The
frsc,ionsl tract, but never brought it to trial.
Ii 1859, the hairs of the L'ndssy estate.
through james Gsaut E q. commsle~d sul'
for ths recovery Of the property. II has been
ic court ever since. and . few weeks ego
dec . On We ubtsln.d in tavor OF the heirs.
Has<'s pre-. EN- p,ion Pspsrs we're, by the Cour'
ordered cancelled, aud new paper. we're or
dersd / sued 10 the said h<irs. There arr
come ten Or doz.n build ngs on the proper
~. eli Of which. together with the Other
| property. 90 to the heirs. The property
thus recovered 10 valued in these tines .,
fifteen thousst d dollars. though at the tins OF
| the comm encement Of the suit IL was proh,.
bly worth four tiMss that smount. Mr.
| Hakss obtained Of the G. 4 II !. Railroad
Company for right Of wsy the snm cf 81 200.
| This right, Of course becomes null under Thu.
decision The mill property 10 go heavily
mort gagged that MIR. Barnes will slfsr no con
| siderable ioss. Thus, after . long term OF
years and after . seven years Law suit. has
| Justice been vindicatsd.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-03


The arrest Of the dcsc',crs N Mo'e"n
county being resistcd Col Harrington,
e,,n,,an der ii the Federal forces. scnt "
squadron ot cavalry there ~ SATURDAY =
They were met aud fire INTO ~ The
mob. Tho caya y charged aud d,~p''s' =
them, captured the dcscrtcfs ana . e''-
xcn. No body .''urt. Considerable eA-
ci ,cncpL Ireynits
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-03
Tennessee News.

NasnyuLr, Feb. ?.
Col. Robert Jolnsouo regiment ok
possession Of Franklin lenn., last nrit.
Forrest and his s,aif mar. oNiy csc pei
ares. A Captain and Two men were
captured. v e lost Que man xii cd.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-03

CAigo, Feb. :.
News from Vicksburg is to the 2Sti.
Nothing important had transpir i.
Cod for steamers was plenty.
The Menpals B"Astm reports
grand Union meeting at Fayetteville,
Ark, on the 9Th.
Everything is very quiet at Cornth
and Jackson. The sncrrlllas seem 10
have cn,i,cly disappeared.
The gap IN ,lN A!obile d Ohio Rail
road is not yet closed, but is SO nearly
completed that the mail vii. pass over The
road to morrow, being conveyed several
miles hy contrsbands.
Gen. IIurlbut passed through Cairo
this evening on bis way south.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-03

LATEST NExs. Daily Chicago Times
snd 7rib..s, Nsw York X.raid. 1imes. aud
Ti6 ne Tor sale, aud sLbscrip iptions isce,vsj ~
slsrs'.. second street. aud st the Poet othss
usws depot.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-03

MAsorRRADE BALL.-Tnere will DO
= g,sud Masquerade B.li st the Nv
0srmso Theatre on the evening Of the
,2,h ins,. The Ball vii! be given under the
.u.nies. Of the Theatrical Association. and will
No doubt be Q very fine affair.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-03

d. W. VAN EvxxA, broker, buys and
sells United Sites Vouchers. State. County
and City W.rrsnts. nego,istes loans. Psys
taxa ITO One sid ,or below Pos. office.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-03

PhGnix Insurance Company OF Hart
ford assets, lat Nay. 1861. t527 26o 9S |; hs'
bilitiss. t2l, 500 Hxssy B. uasvAAN. Ayt.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-03

MILITARY MEN, Arrs sNTIoN.-lf you
wish for UDiform . d full equipments call on
F.P. Erskins. N,ckoils' Block.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-03
THE CIT Y.

TuE Military Sons held their regular
weekly meeting q the Ten psraDcs Hall last
evening.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-03

Tux Cru CAVALRY. .-Captain Hen 1er-
sho.t has mustered 10 eleven compa"''s o' tins
regiment. The IL b company. transferred from
the AID. or lrish regiment. 10 not quite fa yet,
and has not been mustered. Some OF the
eompauie will probably be raid ef to-day
Their. ~. .one question l.st night - 10 sll
OF the eleven compapies bling full to the min.
uimum, hence they viii not be paid until the
Quest on IL settled
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-03

JAIL Rwpokr. 70 lowing Is q
.ynops's Of JaiIor Ackley's report 10 the lis
,ric, Court nov 10 session. extending from 'h'
November Term 10 the present date. aI"r'od
r. ,hr.~ uonths:
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-03
THE MARKETS.
Davenport Market...Dsiiy Report

Ovvlcx ov rHs DsN. 4 Nsws,
Moi day Ave. FEB. =.
Quotations stand about tho same as toy did
Corn is poa,ias IN nov ON account of
the high pricos.
FLuua- Fun At S. 2lel6 90
WngAr- 70vd90c for No. =. and q 90 for No. l..
kAnLGY s Deydi.i5.
CoaN - I3lc.
Oars -4jMaa,.
Iioas-Dgesscd, - 80 d42j.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-03

TRAIN's LECTURE To, o,NIGHT.-This
remarkable I. .aturs Of the season comes around
TO- night st metropolitan Hall. OF coores
svsry body Of intelligence viii take ncse' ''f
ehis train. Our ootsmporsry 10 prsdisposed
20 act little vvrmy over the prospect. but .
light dose Of sage tss or vsrmifugs will set i's
bowels al right.
We have not the slightest idsa - to what
Mr.. Train v,il choose ss the subject OF his die.
course, hut We doubt not that 1t will be inter-
>sting and patriotic.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-03
TO-UAY'S ADVTS.


A NOTE OF HAND FOR tl00 IN FAVOR OF
"a frana Niosoyer, signed by Harry slut
said note was lost about seven miles IRON lie
claire on Terriiorisl Road. reward of g. 90
will be PAID to any person who will return sad
note 20 this Office FRANZ NlEMLYEk
feb 3-dltw3t
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-03
For safe,

n ooo EusafLs OATS IN STORE IN
1.UUtj wsebou'e occap ed by 8. n. Psstty-
mai, Bissr Block, Davenport. Eequire Of X. N.
Preuymsn WI A"i"AS'
s...t tf uyf
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-03

ALBANY I'd.
The republican cancus nominated
Ex Gov. Morgan for United States Sen
stor.
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DISTRICT COURT.
HON. JOHN +. DILLON, Judge
Ira. N. GirroRp. Clerk.

MoSpAy, Feb. 2.
Court met at IL o'clock.
The Grand Jury vas called and smpan-
nsbsd. altar due notice being given by the
District Attornsy TO all rersons ir custody.
CT on secos nizsncs TO make challenge.
The Sheriff brought into court for that
purpose. Of those confined 10 jail. the following
psr.ons Samuel i'feLbls. BsI amin Boyd
Henry Nolan and Lucy Miller.
The Court charged the Grand Jury, and tbs
the cases assigned At tho close Of lsst tern
we're taken up. and be par,iss given notice 4
be ready for trial.
A general call Of the do,ks was then made
BY the Court. Aud the following csses ss-
signed:
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-03

NV AvsA MHGAet.
Nsw Yoxg. Feb
r ora- Market to-day quiet and very hfm -
81 55II u ezra >fate,xi ~ 1S ~ u ~
wn.Ar-Ibe mlfket to-day i quite hfm
81 a.ll 81 s,r.og, ~ o1Wl 63 Nil Ci.s, Si.,o :
IL winter rel
Cyas &c better 9idya'sc.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-03

CHASos.-Since Saturday night there
has been a radical change In the state OF the
weather. Saturday presented all the blsnd-
ps,s Of foil breasted. Indian SUMMER Gay.
but sunday and yesterday we're right the re-
-ss-a. cold and snsppish ss Greenland.
ve' ous,er went from fifty above To four
."s'" eina hurry. We did ,hiok Of cd.
0so. 20 organization of = company 70 90
'oe''"g '"s Tor 40 iceberg. but ws are
20 mo- nv ,sion that there will BEIGE
coming to the ooncl. ,d.v.
enough at HON. !" q fe -
An IScrDENr.-A lad, ~.
E,tsv House in Baltimore . a,,....
from the southern oonfsdsrscy by -
ho., sh. v.s from Matches. A O. ''''o..
aro.s between her and another '"dy p. -
In the parlcr relative TO the North s"o oo"
r.. formsr stated that shs had son ID '"'
Federal my, but not having hear" IRON "'"'
a,...,,v sioos the vas broke out she Vas eh-
.-.m.lv .nxious to know where he was I"s
other lsdy iuquir~s his name. Inc "o'"e'
..;d IL made To differ sncs % be went INTO '"'
..rv,es Ia the Ws.t-in Iowa. The 'soy 'e''
,,ooa.l III At she wss from lO~s. The m"t"e
.h.o o.vs the usms. "C,ptAn Lstt'sr rec
uoodsd tho i.dy-"i kno~ h'@ vel. y
.oor.. tn. mother had . thousand question
90 ..n.wsrsi She had not seen her 20" !"
.i,h. ys.rs. The lass Of HE sr" sAs news u
her. Tn. Captain got . letter fro" be mo'"'
directly. end ~ill soon see her alter '''' '''
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thousand wounded men: artillery and am
munitIOn wagUns ratified by day and night
through the streets, while aids and order
lies galloped to and fro in wild hurry
scurry with their dispatches. Masses OF
troops came pouring III daily, YES, hour
ly, but without music or any other mill
tary pomp. Sterniy aud silently those
rl"gcd. halt->,;tIvrci ~ly;irmS Of men moved
onward through the thnrought;,rcS but
the tir,, in their ,Fcs showed that they
were determined - dri5nG their freedom
or to perish.
\ GEi-NT 'uJ-NCII. oF WAR.
On the 18th OF june another great
council of war WAS i,rjd IN II were as
~cmhlcl nearly nlI that WIS eminent in
the Confederate army. There stuad like
Il rock General Lee, gazing chccriully over
Ilc cnuntruarc,~ ui hi> comrades, fur each
o. whom n" lad a parr already assigned.
Thuughttuily iri~ eyes wandered from one
To- the other. a. though lie wished to stump
lire f,.ltur:- of each upon lli- memory.
with Tie tceiin- li,s Ir'. perhaps. should
never b.iruld l:i,;liv g. 'lnIn ;t-;.iu. Close
b-~iIp him ID,y. ri the kIi.iliv form of
..r. ;t
-
too narruv,- los him. ami hv w-r. LONGING
t. b,. ONT !I,:r.- al The h,;ii uf hi-
columns. \ IiiiI.. ;,~iJa quietly ~:o,,! ii"
jyvu IIii- arm N s,I1,.. while IN FRONT nt'
''''.''i "'' ~ "a
D''i'''"'1 i -
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i'i' 'i'"'' '"'' -
PI''''1'' V'' 80 ''''''''',' -
o'ii,i'i' 'i'''' = '' '''''
was e"niiE''', ''''''.,'"'','' 'crI'''' '"'''
the result c""''i i'"' 'i'i' !" pe hiii'li'iit-
rIIE NpNANTN"L WIFI TIE "''\FErE-
! ENIL>--h GILLIAN : fiN'- i">':.">-
Z When tn cnui;-rrncc terminated ali
shook hands AMI ha>tcucd AWAY 80 their
respective ar'nv corps. to enter upon i'm
mediate activity. Now. in lookin" at thg
positions of tlI,- two armies. il viii bv -cgIi
that unquc,iiUl,;sily the advantage was
with tho Southern host fo. General Me
Clcllan aid hi- forces necessarily "r both
sides Of tho CE:ickaiomnv. and "vi''@ tu
the many ra,incz in his nei2hhori,oo,I,
could moi vi.lu,it great difficulty anil
mich los %, time -Nccutc his military
movements. IE~ front line reached over
distance ut more than twenty miles. in
tIe form of :, -,m-circlp, cxtcnlin" from