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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-12-03
Departure OF THE 9rn CAvALRr..-

DEpAR1uxE OF THE 9rH CAvALRr..-
Col. Grisr expects to have the 9th Cavalry
fully equipped ready to be sent to st. Louis
by Tuesday next They move by rail vie.
Joliet, and go into quarters at Benton Bar
racks to be instructed for the field. Tbis !.
doing Up business in hurry. 1t vas expees-
ed that upon the outlay Of come sevsnty-thou-
ssnd dollars here for Get Of barracks suitable
to accommodate one regiment that regiments
would be instructed here for the field. and not
be sent to primary school somewhere slss.-
But things are cheokersd, and yen cant tell
what's what until you iavest. st. Louis is
probably better place to learn in than Dav-
export.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-12-03
II. IL. KING

II L. 1A1NOY
A TTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW,
n and Notary Public.
Orrlcs-Davsnports Block, LeClaire, lo.s.
Particular attention paid to collections IN BOOT
Conntv. lmys-dly
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-12-03

Military Uniforms and Equipments
furnished at short notice BY Erskine, st No.
West Second street.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-12-03
w Wanscd.

Wanted.
QOAR1NG IN A PRIVATE FAMILY BY A
- gen tleman and his wife from the East. The
best references given If desired. Address at this
flee, 3D." nv30 st
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-12-03
II. r. DODGE,

Surgical and Mechanical Dentist
sRApY STREET, BsTwEHs FOURTH AND FIFTH,
@ ALL WORK EXECUTED IN A
H. strong and serviceable manner, and
~41OO satisfaction GUARANTEED. Omcc open
hours day and night. Juoi-ou
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-12-03
$9e0.25
ROAD FUND BxpHxp,ruaEs.


Paid on Acct, Street w ork .e9V7.99
Balance on hand from this Fund. .$S2 rs
All Of which 10 resp ectfully snbmiItsd.
JonN Fl. AolroN,
City Treasurer.
Report Of the City Sexton, showing II in
'e r1snts during the month Of Noveal Der, was
4 .eeentod and received and fled.
The report Of tho City Attorney, 10 relation
to bonds issaed in 1852 wa. adopted. and is
Was ordered that the said tonds, with coupons
attached, Of the folio wing numbers be cancel.
led. to wit: 34567 0 10 IA Is l6 II
l8 - 90 81 % "a 25 26 % 81 33 "a 35 36 81
SO 80 40 Al AZ 43 4446.
Communication of Joseph Shields, in refer
snce to the grading OF Front street, bet y cen
Bridge and College Avenues. was presented,
and referred to the Street Committee, and on
motion The G sik vas instructed to issus an
order in favor Of Joseph shields. for &, sding
said portion Of Front street, for $40.
Bill Of Richardson d Burdiit, Of $ll IS, for
advertising, was referred to committee on
printing. with power to act.
Bill Of Rowe 4 Lindsay Of $50 Is was re-
ferred to committee on Public Grounds with
power to act.
The following bills for labor and materials
on Farnan street bridge, were ordered paid
ana the Queetion W0etnef the amounts shall
be paid out Of the general fund or not, was
referred to the Finasoe Committee.
Street Commissioners report for labor. 1922 rs
Robert Monroe, for labor and iron........ - 10
Geo Balch, for limo and cemecr.. SO 20
Victor Huot, for labor. or.................. 13 90
Bill of G 3 Ackley, for boarding prisoners
Of $66 IS. was referred to the Finance CON-.
With power to act.
Bill Of Robert Sickles. Of SIC 90, and bill Of
Sickles 4 Preston, Of $66 IS. for hardware,
we're referred to the Street Com. with power
- act.
ThA follovinR hille vera or1erad na;d.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-12-03

Coon ACCoMMoDATIoNs.- care
hes been taken to provide comfortable quar-
tsrs for the csnscripts to be drawn on the 9th
Of next month. 20 bran new barracks has
been erect I'd At Camp Mcclellan for their use
previous to reporting for Dixie. Each build
ing 10 made of bran new lumber. with excel.
lent ventilation. end double hunks the bot
tom Of which ere stu9ed with sofs pine plank
one inch thick without knotholss. and drapsd
With the came comfortable material. Young
gsntlemsn will End these quarters the most
pleasant and agreeable that they will eniey
after entering upon the duties Of their ofiiss.
Those Who prefer those barracks that have
been already "broks in" will he permitted to
enjoy that privilege upon applying to Col.
Greer or Captain Egbsrt. The bunks in these
barracks are supplied with pillows which are
made from $500 Of erssnbaeka Some
prefer these buutr. though It dspsnds much
upon individual tasts.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-12-03

4. w. ii. BAKER, m. d.,
r1HYSIClAN AND SURGEON. OFFICE In
basement State Bank Building: Residence
~ - Fifth se,eet. between Brady asd Perry streets,
Davenport, Iowa. lnovlV-o0WN
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-12-03

RsLElvRD.-We understand that an
order has been recsiv ed from the War Depart
nens relieving Brig Gen. Roberts from further
service At this point as commander of Tire mil
itary district of Iowa. There 10 said 10 have
been some misunderstsnding between the
General and another cffl:er here which has
brought abeus this result Uctil We know
something more dtffsits about the matter We
fortear to say anything.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-12-03

CHAS. WHlTTAkERs
a TTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW
a OrrIcr, on Main street, in Grants Block, mp
.e.;,. 'my26.dtf
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-12-03
The following bills were ordered paid:

Fire Ming NO. l. Fire dopASe0eot.... 80. 10 50
The Ordinance Committee reported the fol.
lowinS erdiosnes. On nosfon the sules were
suspended and the ordinance read . s.cond
time. and on motion vas adopted:
An ordnance to amend 90 esdinssee rslatipa
20 the City Assessor.
Be Il enacted oy The City Otssnea Of the sis,
of Daysnps.t. That Section l Of Chapter Is ol
the Revised Ordinances Of the city Of Daven.
port. Be and the same is hereby repealed, and
that the following Be substitutsd therefor:
SEQ. l. On the 6rsts Wsdsssday Of Dsesm.
Der, 1868. and annually thereafter, the City
Council. at tAsir regular meeting, shail elect 4
City A. eeser Whs shall held bic office for
one year and until his sucesseof 10 elected and
qualified.
Passed and approved, Dee. I'd. 1858.
JoaS E. HmaY. Mayor.
Attsst1 HEsaY Mnrz1susoHsa, CLERK.
The committee 20 vhoa vas referred at ths
last meeting. to asesetaiA what legal sights
the n ! N R n Co hsvs On ssh strset. eshed
further time, which We granted.
The soaoittes TO who's vas tsfeff1d u,
resolutloo Offered bv Aldsfman Claussen. n
rslatien 70 tha grade Of Sth ssrssr, bets sss
Warren and Fillmore. pfssssted : report
vhieh % motion was laid oA the table uati
The ness ossting ct The Cesasil.
Ala. MsOsrn offered the followisg:
Reselves. That . committee u three, 70.
gsthss With the City Attorney, Be appointsi
o examioe The charter and aosndmsst
thereto Of thls city, and that they report 4
q 10 ecousll at its nsxt regular meeting suel
IL eodmsuss % are ssssssary and dessabl
les b madS thscstD - suse aey ds6eels nev
dstisg tA9sle.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-12-03

The PANORAMA.-Go and zee the
panorama Of tbs Thames at L. Claire Hall 70.
night. It 10 the last chance bat one to see
this great work Of art.
OvERCoAT Losr.-See advertisement
10 another column.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-12-03

DIR. GEO. w. McCARN,
-uysvCIAN AND SURGEON. OFFICE
in room directly over tho Post Office.
DR.. Gro. w. McCARN's residence, east side OF
Brady, second door from corner of 9th.
ian Q-dvtf
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-12-03

JAMES GRANT. .
GRANT 4 SMITH,
n rTORNEYS ANDCOUNSELORSA At Law
a ana Notaries Public. Office, Main street
es,t side. between FrCut and I'd streets.
apA-d&wtr
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-12-03

- KEEPS HIS MARKET CON
u srANfLY supplied With the nicss
lsality Of Besf, Pork, Veal. Mutton,
etc., which he sells cheaper thsa
cay othse butcher n the city,: Cor.sd bese'
otently o. hand. Gall and Try NE. my1S-dly
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-12-03

j. A. REID, N. d.,
-pyaICIAN AND SURGEON. OFFICE
and residence No. 70, corner Main and Third
,ea+s. Davenport. Iowa. julyl-d
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-12-03

=
- DAVENPORT, Dec. 1st, 1868.
Pursuant to previous notice the society
met at the Office Of John L. Coffin. Society
called TO order snd L. LIE Claire appointed
chairman pro ten. Minutes Of last meeting
read and approved. Reports Of Treasurer read
andaccspted. The Society then proceeded to
the election of officers for the ensuing year,
which resulted as follows:
L. LE CLAIRE, President.
H. L. CA1L1s, First Vice. President.
g. G. Sourass, Second vice-President.
A. J. BLAcknAE, Third vice-President.
G. W. CAMrBsLI, Recording Sec'y.
N. A. RAxso, Corresponding Sec'y.
r. p Moons, Treasurer.
Moved, that every member have the privi-
lege Of inviting three frienda Invited guests
must present the Treasurer with written in
vitation before procuring tickets.
The President then appointed the following
committees:
Executive Committee-G. G. Gouiars, N. A.
RAnBo, G. LIZ CLAIRE, BraoH HALL and ions
KELLY.
Committee ON Orator-H. L. CAfLrs, W. A.
FosrsH, g. G. SouIsEs.
Committee on Toasts-E. +. Cook, W. A.
Rosfsn, BYsor Hail. ~
Moved, that Old Settlers" be admitted "a
tAs Festival on the same terms q Young Set.
tiers. ga,sr
On mellon, adjourned to meet at this Office
Tuesday svsaing next Dec sth.
g. W. OAnrsssi, ssey.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-12-03
Tho Daily Democrat and News;

4. BARRHfT. ". I. ADAMS
BARRETT 4 ADAMS,
Dentisss, Corner Brady 4 lth Streets
OVER PARKS / HOSAER'S GRO
H. cERY Store. All psrsons who appre-
O11YyOyci . superior style Of Dentistry
vill do we'll to call. Prices moderate, and all
work warranted. Enhance ON Fourth street.
oc17.dEwtf
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-12-03

ABOUT five hundred horces have been
supplied for the eth Cavalry. by Gen. Hooker.
The number net supplied when the regiment
leaves will be forwarded 1t q future day.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-12-03

A. MILLER,
NO. 70 BRADY STREET, BELOW SECOND,
-. KEEPS CONSTANTLY ON HAND AND
makes to order
Gents', 3oys' 4 Childrcn's Clothing
Of The hest mstsria and In manner that csnno
fail to give satisfaction. Liberal patronage re-
nsc tfu,iv aolicited. lny2l-dly
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-12-03

UklouE.-1he gentleman who escorts
the largest number Of ladies 10 witness tbs
exhibition Of Risley's Panorama, at La Claire
Hall. on Friday night. will be presented With
costly and elegant Photographic album:
Here 10 . chance for some gentleman to dis
tinguish himself {.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-12-03

Sons Of Temperance, Scott Div, No.
l. intend having q social festival next week
OF course they will have = good time d ev-
cry body will be there. There will te epsc>
ial meeting of the Division on Friday evening
Dec. 4.h. A the members are expected to be
present.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-12-03

HENRY SELBY,
DEALER IN FURNITURE, CARPETS.
IL Mats, Oil Cloth Mating, Window Shades,
Id Eaat- Second ST.. next door TO Perry. ly1l
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-12-03

OUr.-Some person or persons un-
known to Alderman wanderlich paid the ine
assessed against hin. thus giving him his lib.
srty. The Alderman is now at large again in
the discharge Of his duty as heretofore.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-12-03
IA. Il w. Il. HIGH,
Prspristos Of the
HARRISON ST. LIVERY STABLE,

HARRISON BFs, bbTwBs" '0's"' = ".0o"'
Gm1I HORSES AND CARRIGES OF
zaa4 tho best quality 70 lot at oil hours
Funerals furnished on tho shortest netiee.
HORSES BOUGHT AND SOLD,
and boarded ct reasonable charges. tmyiS-dIy
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-12-03
0AM 4. BROWN

n. d. OON0DONs
/. ~~opNrv AND COUNSELLOR AT Law
"A a Not.,v Public. Once, North west
- p..Sv and Aeoond streets, up-stsirs-
S.as =. =. R-sav etrect. July 26-dti
, 1863-04-17

GOTHAM GoEsrP.--A gosEipy correspondent
says that ,athcr q curious atfair happened at
an uptown fashionable hotel in New York,
to q somewhat dashing epaniard, wished to
hare an n'emlnent and patriotic artist paint her
portrait. At one Of her early visits she
brought an album. with the portraits Of Prosi-
dent Lincoln and JcE Davis. The former had
"1ong ears" drawn over his head, which the
wife eaid was the work OF her husband. The
artist otter this offensive exhibition, declined
painting the portrait, saying that he would
have nothing to do with any man, especially
. foreigner, who would thus insult the Presi-
dent Of the United States. Other troubles
have followed this event, and the Spaniard
has Threatened the life Of the artist. The
put und der bonds, ..and the end Of the affair is
not yet.
, 1863-04-17

An interesting paper was read Lrf,1e the
American Geographical aud Statistical S,eie!y 7
il New York: on Thursday evening last, by
Dr: VIM. Il Thomson, on the s'INysiYne Of
different ndtionalities, as dseertained b. ;nspec-
1!on ?f Go!ernment TseTnits'' in the city Of New
ther Investigation In regard to continued
health of the recruits when transferred to ac-
tive duties in the field. At some future pc.
Eiod the results will be published for the ben
eft # tha public
description Of American recruits,'' COPIED
from the medical statistics Of the United
states army, was read by Mr.. J. Disturnell.
Ihe results are given for 100 men from each
State in the union-no recruits being re-
ee4Sed under fire feet ti1e Inches in height:
, 1863-04-17

ment now worked by the c!tr In the police
telegraph TIE dial instrument is used, and
tie electricity Is generated at the time Of op.
erating, and without tho use Of acids. Tie
Instrument fs contained in box, which can
te readily car'is by one man, ard its meuh.
eni.m is SO simple that II Is ready for use the
instant the station in :i:. field is selected It
il mi. Mt d BY 3fr. BearLs1ec, Of Eev York
PHI LtdGe7, TRnrxdau
, 1863-04-17

The Washington correspondent Of the New
York to'nmereial -ddrertiser writes as follows
There are no doubts about the SUCCESS the
Army If tie Potomac. aud it IL no secret that
alr+acy the troops brfor. Washington arc On
the march, commencing nlaueufres which
capture. The President end all who acco,upa-
nied him to Falmouth lave returned with q
full confidence in Gen Hooker, us not only
an organizer cnd tighter, but as possessing
the energy to promptly adopt decisive meas
ures when the critical moment arrives. 4
~ If "Fighting Joe Hooker'' does
not turn over new leaf in the history of the
present var, and add his share to the records
OF this fighting 1noon,' your correspondent
Is mistaken. Mons te7ro,.s
, 1863-04-17

TIE SIGNAL TRAIN FOE GENERAL Rosz-
cRAss:-The signal train for Genera: Rose
crnns Was finished and forwarded West, yos-
ly. The train consists Of six eubstantially
built wagons. Each containing 3 telegraph
instrument, tool chest, axes, Fccls. with 1yo.
miles Of wire, spears to be used as poles. aud
iron bars. The telegraph Instruments are the
most comPieto Ct their kind ever put In ope-
te1 Of economy and reliability, 70 the lnstru-
, 1863-04-17

pR. THOMAS mACKTNNIS

Of the universities Of Paris and Edinburgh. has cstsb
1i.hed the 0bovr Institute for the treatment Of III
Chronic dl.sa"s b. The rid Of Medical Electricity
tltnsrX 3 ,Ee4s:l d ..saas ,s a7e Of 10 avail
an unfNtE remedial agent. in G.seaaes OF tho Head
nnd Nervous Eyste51-such as Headaches. Neuralgia
Trilerey. PAsalyAs Chosea. Conyuls!ous and in d.s
khscs ri the Eye and Ear.
Medical E:ecticityi Is applied with remarkable sue
eek In Diseases q tie anc Re*rlrator{ organs.
T. ChEcn:c sore Throat Enlarged Tonaile n 1ore ID
Loss of Vu:ce. IN Lazynst, and Chronic Coughs and
asthma.
Medical Elec:rtcity Invariably relieves the worst
fUrES Of Chronic Dt1ETaIca. DyEen1eEJ, Piles. and
I!ooty discharges from the bowe!s.
q the bladder and Urinary uraot In 1nconnence Of
Trlfc &c, and in Seminal Weakness aud General
p:ostta: ton falls II work marvellous results
Eheun,alism of the worst kiads and all species Of
Muscular CcntrnctsHs permanently relieved.
In tie Diseases Of Women Medical Elect1city Is n
contest ably the n1ost e:fcAc0u. agent VIC hare. III
ErupttoLs on the Sl1 ir hoross tor green scknes.)
= Nervous Pa!ptta!to:E Pain. IN tho Side y 1ndu!s
1ons or Ulcers Of the neek .: the Womb In Falling of
tse Womb in Tnr1o.r Or the Abdomen. Ii al dlneu!.
whites or otaer Discharges Medical E1ectE1csyi4 uai
1orny sucrrs-f:1. Frc ct' asd German epokea. Elcc
trocdcal Institute ISL Lake street. two doors cast Of
Wells Chicago. Post Once Box SCI. Chicago.
uh15El3t In
, 1863-04-17

that the largest men are found in Georgia
North Carolina, Tennessee and Kentucky.
While the smallest men are found in tie
States IF New York, Massachusetts and Con.
nectieut
, 1863-04-17

from the Special Correspondence Of the Ciuciu
natl Gazctte, 9th.]
Adjutant, General Thomas has selected Lieut.
Col. Wood, Of the LIST Indiana cavalry, rs the
organizer and commander Of the African Bri
gaGe. A better appoint tmcnt could not be
made from this army. Lieut. Col. Wood ie
from Rockport, Ind, and came ont into scr
vice as Chaplain Of the t Indiana cavalry.
His energy, military character, &C., soon
placed him in command Of the regiment. He
is Baptist clergyman. Col Wood received
his authority to Commence the work of organ,
inticn but few hours since in the following
order:
, 1863-04-17

Donr fall - procure
NIE WIESLOW.S SOOTHING SYRUP ZOE Cu1.
DltES TEETH1SC.
This valulte preparation Is the prescription OF one
Of lr most experienced Arl sk11lful S1Eses 10 New
KnEaEd AID haa been used with falling success
Il thousands 0fc1s-s-
II not only relieves ths chd from path hut lnv1so
tntes the stomach and bowels. eorrect1 ac!lity And
gives tone AID energy to The whole ssstem It viii al
n.Gst instantly relieve
A.d oyc;co1oe Cenvrlho,e, which, II not speedily
r-u ediet end IN death. Nc believe II Tue hest and
rest tue xo1lf II Al s.sef Of DxsESIEKT
tro1n T.ct!.ing or from Apy utacr cause.
Full directions for using will accompany each bottle
Fore gennlne uIies. the lac smile of CVsTIS PRA
K1NS. New rer1, Is on the outside vzap2as.
Sa;4 bY ali Medicine Dealers.
Prsnctpzl Office IS Dey ttrcet. View To1k
PRICE ONLY x cxkrt FkR BOTTLE,
r. 4r1
, 1863-04-17

THROAT AND LUNG DIS
Il. EAsEs-Approvedand and 1ntal1ib'e Cure By lnsut.
t&tlnn Of reu cdla1 IsowdcEs. Dr. b. SEGt1Tz. No.
~ Rrondvay. corner 18th street. Eaw York Letter.
containing full description OF the disease Will be
noQptlv nn4xe.e6 by 1hcoHuE Is fco nj A73i cod
, 1863-04-17
Q!)iGago Qri!>u11e.


Ihc Alsha1;1a and British Neutrality
IN ,f-tonteIcrate Loan
Interest In Ending the tVarLThc
Confederate Hleet-tEur-lrci1nd
France III Mexico,
, 1863-04-17
JAMES, formerly of Nev

~ Ofleaus,} whore unrivalled suceess IL the treat
acnt Of fChronic MereuEie! Blood and other disease
THAT REQUIRE 6KILLFUL TREATMENT,
Aas permanently located himself 1t - Randolph
Etscct Chicago. Dr. James recommended BY the Nc
1iea faculty. md tie nost entire press Of the South
IhousandR Of unfortanates bless DR.. JAMES who.
oat 1oe Air1- would b. living miserable cx1st-
eoce Ihe env1able reputation Dr. James en}oys fron
she Lake. to the Cult il the result Of yea Of ssrdy
aad observation,
" James utcs no Mercury, 1edlde, ro&7seu Areenis
OF sasFaparla, IN tbs treatment Of blood dlseascs
out acntra1!xer. which Is positive cnra
olGaa'c Weakness cured By ! new and tntAlllb!e
nethos. saEing both time and exrcas.
ofaee and Iarors at $ Randolph street, {up sairs
oH!ce hours from L. H. until SPIN.
CONSULTATIONS nyIeLADLA.
r1h5i l-3,n
, 1863-04-17

NVWfNlSS4VN IHEsftCK1AN1S3
LIVERPO
AxyxE2ezs.-Aessrs. Page. Richardson 4 Co. -Bostox>
Middleton / Co., New York.
EnoW Burgess, do.
Johnston BAyley. do.
C14h advances made on constEumcnt8 Of ProYhdQn1
Flour, &C., to the above house hy
HENRY M1LWARD,
de1tyls&1y IS Iasa1le street., Chicago.
, 1863-04-17
Q0portnersl ship.


Y.
C0MmISSIoN MERCHANTS,
Cor, South Water and Wells streets,
In the Iron Building tur <tsirs] Chicago. H.
hztt F1chauKu on Esw York for sAle Ia Suns %
FL Advances nAde all kinds Of Produce Ia
SeHe ESQ On sAipMR63 Kass It boat r4toG-
49,. %EKKtxx F,W. LxoHARD.
r,,. ChicaEo J. +. LEpNAKD.
@IH s.sss ssa Pck1n, III.
, 1863-04-17

uis.ts Dip.heza Cure GUARANTEED 10 cURKm AL
CASES. OR THE MONEY REFUNDED. The trade supplied
by Lord 6lsa. Wholesale Druggists. . Lake street,
Chicago. tea aEs.Su
The southern enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1854-1870, 1863-06-11
The Latsst from Vioksbu-g.
y lave seen Wn,. .JnS. 4. mnul,

We AYE seen Wn'. .Jas. Il. !>nor'I"r,.
# Srlmr. A!'7baHa. WIZ leil-ike sicini-
iy.oi N,ris-sr;itg 'l'tr ,hef,re ,u.irvl.y.
ai-chyrn II, ~. He has lncu in>i,!s thr
Gsnhre lipu. ever siuce ti.an' inve.t, +
the plaer. lui was inwe1 in k.aie l,y,
Gen. Gni''t, IN qrl>r ia ohringsway AIRS.
Nulrl'-". wife Vt Iol. -. l.. liaud!oy.
OF thc 3i>i Alabamr.; wi,n was woupd>
cd anpl ners, prt<e.+ra ar Port G:hsnn.-
." He r-per;s aihn,, in tue big fyh: an-
trrinyd wckk b-io,c lasi, the Yankees
eo'te~ ua! Airy l''s. iw.nly ,thousu,ui
mrn,. ? -. =.
On 1tufea'v of the Same week. va
sunk two ~ The enc,ny's gmn-bon,..
whfrh SlciItd the town every day. hrv
Ing act lire ID. same tr'nses. nnt, nj, eaIv
kiHel a'Lw women .aul children. 6nt
doing very tittIc oIhcf damage. Thirty.
one OF Nnahu's Est Tennes rcnn :.
ha,iag deserted aaG taken .lhe oaI,,
State tAtt so fr, our losses Sa> rhG cry
annnu, to oply n thousand. Mr. S.m,.
,lrrs reports thu: the Yankees lose from
iifry tu four hundred every day, "ur
shaip-|hor.ers killing them of wllrrsrer
Ihey5show ihem.cl, es ncar their guns.
wi'iG;r they are obliged to. handie at
night Oas OF cur sharp. .siin"iets l.ns
already immoua'izel himself III the
famkee nrlaY. lie tells them hg' Is, a
rnnc.eycd man, and rs lie shoots n lSl
gian l:ue. whenever the pecu!iar ~hiSlE:
Gf thnt ~eapon- Is heard, tho Yankees
..eait-..',', . haoss"at,- boy q, there's old
y3ae Eyva,o '.-->'.,' = =.
They say lac can Kill nj ane shnnsard
yards, AMI never mi ses. .0.ae ,lay, Iwo
Yankee Captains were Looking from he
hind cotton, tnle, ;,let old One Eye
killed item b0;h atone shot. Mr.. Sam
slers also saw one other Captain with
an arRruta,el leg, whicl, lie Owed to the
ssne1uknYwn man. Golone! ilnnLlcy
knows The man, .savs hts name is Elliot.
and that hesbslongs TO tie 30Ih Ala
lg ma. lie IS known in AIabaa,a as tho
best ma, k.lnrn in tie SlatesS - =.
General Grant sp.AA very ,ii-parag,
Eingly Of Johnd"u, aud saysbs will. Whip
him cettainly, If heee,s>s To aiiack l,iis,
where liesis. He has rscriSe.l i,eavy Y
reinforccmehis sisce Iise fall Of Snytler's
|. Bluff. Among the killed "f tho Yam
KEGS since they have invested yicks
burgsare sior;Geaeraf ,KeFr,s Bfiga.
-dier Generals Bahridge. Lay, Bowman,
and one other name forgotten. -
fhetwo. gun boats sunk, we're the
NaiolezNrt t.slsA. Nighfingals. ehsal
says he viii slsrse ickshsfry out ii Ter
dayes pa, Tins is sksowp to-bs APP iJl.
boast. = S'fs.s;5 ~ iy5
Mr. Saunders states that ihsg atensh
Of the. dead Yankees nfieade<l cisszens
rix miles from thvbattle field. :. Gessrs
Fsmbertoa ssntesAag af tsocs % Gss1
aud dsspaxdadk that besS rsn,ese. hh
| woanded nod bssy bis dead, walsisas de
mend ssas o6dsplied viii. =, =.
! The EedernjA, when they spproachsS
| Nicksbnlgt We're pe6ecilys sanguine- o
-aa i,nu,ed dtatescsptasssefour stronghold
and igsiesf tie lssiss INTO vIcksburg II
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