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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-02
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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-07-15

Inc enemy, who for some time past have been
oTeeting esrthwoTks on Folly island, opposite the
lower end Of Morris island, yesterday opened
from them on q battery of ours op tie latter
point. Later in tho dag they, after e consider
able skirmish, succeeded ia eHeeinz q landing
on Morris island, but ia what forc8 No have
been unable to lesrn.
Colonel Graham, Of South Carolina, com.
nands our forces on Sulivan's island.
General Quincy A.. Gilmore, the successor Of
Hunter, is IN commend Of the Yanhsss. BE Is
considered a vrry dsnse=cnn HoGa where forts or.
other woTks are to be reduced By ~srtiliery. He 81
a native Of Ohio, sDdin 1874 graduated at West
Point at the head Of his class. For year OF two
after his gTaGuaiionh ne was q professor st that IN
sitUtiOn. Subsequently, be WasassigRed to fhedu,
~ Of experimenting upon the power of project
lies upon esrtb, wood aud esrthwoIths. and gpsat
several years in this duty. aoqainpg in that Gaa.
more expsHsaeo aud knowledge On this subject
than any man in tho cCunsry. The moro per-
feetly to reesrd the results Of his experiments.
De tosk photographs Of the effect Of every shot
fred. At Feat Pulaski he, for ths frst time.
brought his skill to The test Of actual gxpsri-
ence; Puask was considered nsx6 to Sumter
ia im~pregnability Gilmore gsgting his guns
% within six hundred yards, knocked Il 10
pieces as he might have done q house Of cards
When We say thai Gilmore is 3 man Of intel.
leet, snd kncVs ell aboat cannon, we havs said
al thai can besaid Ia h~isfaYor. His cl assmates
hin IS q fellow OF low Broeliviaes.
who, while at Vest Point was zsthsr more than
suspected OF ceTaglicA-RiaiaseHd Etaminer.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-07-15

The Erutsiisy ~ the EncalY while nc SAD.
ford-uurder Of r. 9au nnd aia sEofks-.
Correspondence Of ths saueHt Dsrrt.h
s~rAFF0RD COUNTY, Va, Js,y 8-Daiae
he Lass iuvesi7a Of S-sd5-d county. 81 giuis,
By tire raadsi hsrdes Of Blrlsrio ard HocksT,
EOms Of the deepest tragedies wer8 enacted,
which 0sr Southern FaPsr8 1Ic4t 20 hoidup
beisro tie eyes of indigHznt hEmsnisy ia thsir
Nest glsgiaz eslsrs. Tias and s1ac3 viii Rot
allow ne 20 mention al -but one OF two ir-
stances i Hnla8tcs 10 sA97F what tie poor, SUE
fsriug PeOpl8 have had 10 endars.
Se9a TINE sssat ChTistaas, e 7sor, laseFizg
mEEs nHaed ShEekielord. wfh a iargs aud hsis-
less taaily, dependent on his e~zsftions. vas
working Al a neiEhbsrs wheus seeing s3ns-dss'
FfEaaoeJ pass ia lhs i@ifeltioa of hs bone, no
auutsa tAsTe 10 Br9tec- bis wife and hslpless
little oaea. He found ske villains 5Esiiy en-
gazaa IL Ee2Is1nE aa1 stealing every hiHg Eat-
liable he sEnsd- Atfrss 10 sEPastaIats3 sHt
hey were deaf o. every ren0lstrausarau3 Es-
loHing ts 10 aIgHment- he tried tcrce sud
sizing an eLs, era-Fed tae Trctees n. OF he
wsuid stik0. Sill psIEistizg il thar search,
he afssd e blew gt 0ns 8f lAaa, which in-
Aetea q sight wound On bis shouidsr. They in-
Etantly made their esesps, and, thinking
niRsslt happily ia OF taem, EIs wife FASTENED
= prepare his fuzsl tupzer Whls osHnz
his meal they were sssGlsi By lie scuud Of
@auy tsetsiaBs 81 heir ds5r. and ere 40 c01ld
roaiize BE- 5itHs1ea ths h0HEa was broken open
ana kc, t0rn f0rei5ly from bis family. vas bar
nsaint0 fhs yaEd Thirty Nan, hsE5ed by an
ofcsr, iAen took deliberate aim 81 hio, ami bis
body was literally usdlea vita baLs. "a The sig
Of Ais fsTac'aa wife sld sAT5lapr children,
HE aged nsthsT, HhsimBisced zg . vas sbst
{. 81 a TBfiaE, andasw lee low sn3 suffering
HitE tho eHemys bail ia Har s-e4sL. E0t con
tented with tasiF fezd1h rWsBre. thay buried
tbs paOF muGiatad be1F &c fell. AID driv-
Jag he asthar ard children mo he w8ods,
that bitter Writer'S night, set Are 90 the hsuss
and burREa it 70 the er0usd. Tha shove
REGARD l. a NEST ssisHau tru-a, aad AIRY c.iizm
in S.2asId county eaa bar wi5Eess 90 Is The
fBEl dse8 Wss parFstratsd By mca frem SiTefs
ETasd reserve division 81 tha sTmy Ct the Pos8-
mac, AIS under The srpanuisul=nes Ct IN eff
car. Not s0nte-s with destroying the things 81
Ema, tkTse soldiers et the bssf GsFeF1aent "a
tAs WoTla' make a HscEeTy Of tie 80lemEGues
Of stoTAItY AT q lia8 country eaurCa- DcaT
CAaPpawEmslo eraoE, cone Pennsylvania SCI
aieTs aatsrea, AID hsv11E iaHzS 4 asza hog ii a
state ef decomposition, Eiagsd it in Tia pulpit,
Aad putting Us paws upsn .ls sacred desk, babe
il preach - th5 sscsssi5uists.
is there NJ Nemesis, 10 EVcnFiug Gel, for
sueh s. .hssel Caun5s our brave Confederate
leaders, Rervs8 b. q hstr1d pf such daasaais
crimes, grant preEcs5ufs sizsns, who, dsyotsd
10 tho Southern eAUss, are 80 u-nlortgnaraiT sit
uatsd IS 10 BE- in tao iass @. the insseut s1rsr-
ssryi STAFFORD.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-07-15

all the munlneuts Of sasred thougst and asgeeiaiiou
pertaining TO a psoPle. Tn Vrgisia, Sey P~.uudered the
Episcopal seminary Of "a library, and sent u te "a
Episcopal ssllsge in OAlo for safs keeping. That But.
Ter and Banks shezld steal e~verythiag Of valus which
they cosld lay their hands upoas and sead thsm TO
Kew England 20 sarvh themselves with, Is bat the 81
srcise % a natural instinct But robbiug sad buralsE
irsiituaeus Of Earning. is worse than soalt and Junst,
robhine tie converts in Spain and Portugal Of their
velssgusa and msrilos. WHAT q contrast between civ.
1izauon, is suggested III the general ordsFs OF Bgtlsr IN
Lauidzna asd Lee IN Pennsylvania
The dispatches Of Yesterday hrsn YlrsiHiA, Charles.
ten. and Jackzoa, thoHgh not IS cheering as cou'd DO ae.
sired. yet had the effect Of relieving the public mind
from much Of is load Of dspTenElsa, and anxiety. Thee
occasional oseulttaous IN eur Revolutionary 7ierinaxs,
though Temporarily depressing, are only the preludss to
greater eFo-tE and therefore greater triumPh1. What
We have needed mere THAI sayth'ns else, both IN The
stray ana ams2g the psopls, has been spirit Of revo.
ludenasy earEssiHess, which went to the depths eg our
rouls-not the deposit On to d. Simply. bat TO suffer
roz the wait Of gsSFirt Of trEs sslf-atnegatisH, ana
by morbid haaksriugs sitter peace, aIif the crown Of a
gezuins political izdspezdon@e uss ever wen yet save
by bearing the cross. Nothing supplies their need more
efec;uaIy than reverses, End wkils 7 regret tAe csuss,
I do not the effect. ASHANTHR.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-07-15


1t seems that Gen J0HNsF0S has determined
upon making stsbborn r~esistanos-to the ocsu-
Badon Of the capital Of Missssippi by grant
The skirmishiug, Of which we have had reports
resulted in an stismpt in CREST fOrcs, made By
he enemy, to take one Of our positions on the
morning Of the l2.h. The Federal brigade Vas
almost all killed, wsasdsd sad captured. Our
telegraph accounts uiats the loss at one ihoH-
sand; prisoners takon admit it ts have been
much largsT, and say but few escaped. The
4sops engaged in defending the position we're
. Florida brigade ana Cones artillery corps.
Sinco this ropulss everything remained quiet
up 70 last evening.
& lot Of the prisoners takoa at Jackson ar
rived in this city this morning, en- route for
Richmond. One gentlemen, who eame through
on the same traia. represents them IS being sx-
cssdingly impudsnt; and says that they wera
lead in their praises Of ths beauty Of the country
through which they passed, and boastful tha-
they would speedily occupyit. There is plenty
of room to dispose Of the careasses of al the in
vadars who may seek to penetrate the interior o
the country.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-07-15

We Erdefstknd that dunez Fsi5sv. aas.
news Of TIE STACK Of the 6aeny "a Cbsre.
toa had reached this city, apwstds Of HlirtE
slieus, Wi.h t~oasuier pfotectious, applied Isl
and obtaipsd passports to leave ihs CIV
The fact conlAg to the aolies Of lis hoarr
tie maYor, hstgeTe instreeaous st Us muui-
cfRal PassP5fs fflse e fefas9 passports e. those
claiming ghoEl - aliens. il tab tfe mayor was
perfectly e5ffees. Aide froa tbe moial aai
nanly Gbligstors OF NOR Of Itfeea birth. who
have thsH donfcil here, VINE h'yo resided amoar
as for years sud have evsiiad'themselvas cine
opportunities Of speculation aGg-dsd by tho
Yicissitudss Q! tho times, to aid in the de-
Of their homes, thsig property and the
which has given them protection in
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-07-15

Ell thsi- rights e 1suoa apI ia.sveg
apart Ioa tail o5iit has bssn de-
cided by ca- highest e9Hl5s of law That saa
ai1aepl aii7n 9 lae7 @ C3a-erD,iaa uuder
he sets Of fhs Can.s G5erosg; ia.6aisr
words, thst tas p.94 81 alien coaian ls military
being TEE cage, rbsT shs,id not BE- allo-e5 TO
e2Farr5s1 thsmsshas ia the h5ur Of danger.
wiii0 cur 7eT8 Of oish.ssa ere enrolled 10 frH,
for 5as privileges iaey ez6Oy-Sa5aHHah Ns15s.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-07-15

a Speaking Of The impo-sjbilisy Of render
iag aia TO tho garrison at WeksburF, the MosHo
Register says
Ii ii hsd ksld ont only vaaty s-ur h5urs
longer JosRstoss array would. without any
deus have been cat e pieces Prom what Lz
since 57.7 aHad % Gfauts pcsitos, it . now
knoHn 4eth J0hHstoa's forcs hed Ssss-deeBIsJ
an1 trsBla3 70 could never have eos t,Tougb ~
WORKS Of Grant TIE country fer Ralss va
aefeEaea " ie-leI lmber-eTcry gorge and
raTiae a ford6si work. mistizg vita esr.sos.
and sonysTied iHte slsugbter pea. Wo are
creaIbiy iateraai tbat ii Is3k soma Of cur as-
Ioied chesrs as Yiek3barg df1aaa hezrs 10 ri7s
fifteen miles through Tao f-le5 tiaabr and
around ths@e1caysti9ns auioassasnents mss
th&enelay How long rs8ld il Lavs tsksa
"a erEy q m2rez ttTeaFa tka saze works ds-
isAae4 ~ Q suFelI5r tofcs2 We elaia taa5 80
lorlHnste j. ssying ihe gal ant little
army q Johns'sa. IS wsl IS the YisksBufe gar
Tison, ff0m fuitAsTIeas.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-07-15
HOODS DIrIgFov.

Through Gel. Townss, Whs was wounded At
Gettysburg, and hes reached Martiusburg on
his way hame, we have obtained some aulHsn-
tie inisrmstion concerning Hoods division. Ii
suffered as much, if not moro. than any other
division, tally enc half having been Filled OF
wounded; tho wounded, however, are in the
proportion Of eight 10 one.
The following i5 a list Of tic killed and
wounded in ths Oglsihorss light infantry. Of
Savannah, which is in this d~ivisisu
Capt. A. +. Batter, severely wounded in leg;
1st Liest Fred Bliss, killed; "a L;aus Sanford
Branch, wounded in lung, faarsd u5rtalY; Psi
vatas Frank Goodwin and J. r. Lewis. killed;
Sergosnts T. B. He!neB aud Albert Bacon. AID
Pdvstss James z Sweat, Wn- IT. Psftsgson,
JeAa Griffin, john Wright, william. Brownoy,
- sturtevant, all severely, but net danger
ausly wounded. Il is not known which Of he
SturtsvaEt5 it Is, rs tAere axe two brothers in
the eompanv.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-07-15

maintained It's occasional Ere of she'll upon tha
Yankees at the s0alh end Of Morris island
Yesterday evening It was reported - Re city
that The steamer Gabriel 4auiEault while in he
creek betWeea Morris sud Janes islsnas, bad
been strsek and burned by s0meo Of tbs sHemy's
shells.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-07-15

The telegraph esHdrns the report Of Che ca
pituladon Of Pert Hudson, brought 70 the city
by passengers yesterday. The event tsok place
ou tae 9th inst, azd starvation is ssid to have
uecassitatsd 3 surrender,
We have private Information that the force
surrendered by Gen. GARDNER was a little less
han Eve thousand mea With this small force
he has beaten back BANKS concentrated army
two whole months, and inflicted upon It losses
much greater than tAs number Of the besisged
BANKS has been calling loudly for r%sinforce
nanhs for somo time, and the Yankee reports
say GRANT so1t him thirty thousand OF coarse
lhese were zEnecssssTy-amins had done the
work. It IS 10 be regretted the garrison had not
been Withdrawn o m time ago, and united with
Gen. J~OHEsT0S's army.
The enemy BOW holds The 5Tougholds on the
river, and win set up q Ioud claim that the Mis-
s~issippIis open. How far it caa be made avail
able for commercial purposes, they have yot to
experience. T. however, We act wisely, the
advantage they claim to have sgainsd viii seen
be proven an Imaginary ons.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-07-15

From tho Richmond Examiner July IthI
The Central train falling to arrive up to late
hssr last night, We bsys nothing very recent
from Gen. Lees army except what is published
in the tslegrsphia poiHmns Of this pspsr. A
saHrisT iran Gsn- Les was reported 70 be on the
train, therefore its Hen-arrival is a soufc8 Of
great disappointmsnk
Alstter Tseaive3 acre Thursdsy Eigkt from e
wounded officer at M~artinsburg, gives some news
Of interest concerning the bsttle at Gettysburg,
Oar loss IN killed, weunded and prissReJs, is e.
imsted at fifteen thousand, but tie opinion &
general ssoBg ear efneers and men tbst rs had
achieved he crest victory Of the war. Every
Reuse at Gettysburg, and The country souih and
east Of that place, is crowded With TIE Yaubea
wounded The loss Of the enemy IS unknown.
The casualties among our officers were greater
thaR in auy previous battle, which May be at
tibutsbls 10 the fact ihas the country bsing
spsn, shErPThesieFg had unusual opportunities
for picking them of.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-07-15

Through q letter from Col Norman Beverly
We have ssme intelligence. Ater three uaguc.
csasfHl sltoHs3ts hsd been Eaado.to storm 4hs en-
smy's intTsaehmsEts on Friday, this division
was ordered to do the work They stormsd and
took the breastWoTk8, bHt wsTs uuEble TO h7Il
thsEa. Their less VAS very hsEvy. Every 6sld
oficsr except Gen. Pickett and enc colonel was
sithsT killed, weaHded or captured. Genera.s
Ke7PsT sAa GarHs5t ara certainly killed. Gen.
ArIaistssd was wouEdad and taken prisone-
Ohly three bHgados eff this division we're in She
SIGHT, the brigedes ct Gems. Corse aad jenkins
being en- duty in Virginia.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-07-15

By way of Ha-ana we hsve later news from
MeLicB. Up to tle 18th Ultim0 the City Of Mex
ico had p0t been eVscUsIed BY Jdarsz's Govern
menL Gen. GAIA is entrusted with the defense
Of The capital, bus he emily counted fer that pur-
pose on the remains Of the forces that composed
tho srmy Of the center.
Gen. MaTqsez had moved on Mexico At the
head Of seven thousand men. Gen. Bazgine
had also mJTBd In the directions Of the eauital
al The head Of nine Thousand men.
Generals Oftega, Price. Pir6E8n, Lava and
2stoni, who escaped from Onzaba, arrived on
lhs 29th Of last month at Jslspa. They intended
20 leave Immediately for the capital.
Az ths lsst accounts nom Vera Cruz It was
known that the French headquarters had been
moved from the city, there euly remaining as q
garrison teuT Thousand men, Of which two thou
sand were French and two thousand were Mex
leans.
The Eco del Commsreto. Of Vera Cruz. Of the
d inst. mentions the arrival in that city on the
3lst Of Nay OF s0@e of tbe Mexican inferior
officers and twenty-five hundred of the soldiers
IS prisoners. The same pGHer confirms the &C
counts of the surrender Of Pusbla.
i Is nOk true, as reported by some eorrsEpou-
dents in ihe French interest, that these latter
found atkueDis mUmu0n Of war, or EnY Hiii-
taTy equipments il a good condition. On the
contrary, here was sn absolute want Of pro-
axe P "o M4aa5h phed aP 10
regular orler were sarned. ard Ill the cannon
used no the defense had been spiked.
When Cen Fgrcy said to The generals, col
1ncis, s.cr Hho surrendered as prisoners. hat
ne would leave th6m AZ liberty provided they
would give their word and honor net to.tsks IN
arms again during he campaign, they all IN a
breath gave cheers for The Republic, and broke
cat m offensive expressions against the French
Emperor- Tbs commandment chief Of the
Fnench army than ordered them to be put ia Bris-
on, aud that they should be sent 70 France.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-07-15

NORTHERN lTEMs-Ths s. Louis Dsm0cral
OF The IS instant ssys q fght occurred in hoGt
% tie Virginia H5tsi, jefferson City, Missouri,
2ft1oan ex-GoFerHor Stewart ana Brie8dier-
General BrgwE, ID WEich Gen. Brown struck
GOV Stshsu With q CHAR. Gov. StsHart was
piaced IA tle guard house, where be remained
anal Monday mouing About 8 o'clock be
made LIS Appearance ia toe convention, and
shortly thereafter was arrested and sesin
marched ~ the guaIo a0use. The citizens be-
came mdignanf, aAd wee making preparations
Tor h0l1ing a messing and releasing the Gov
arn0r BY force. Gen. Brown ordered 6s release.
and be is now 10 tho convention.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-07-15

TTHAT MAGNETIC ST., large d 1-r7e1isutiy a-
"a ralcsa a-q U.aci Bt LDffl 5l ts s5rrer Of
Pfacar- -aa a--0u ..e1z 4o-lls lr-TrLrss ass
on Fcl-lrres street. AID ruaui-E t7oIrs TO- BI5-s
Ftreelt Haallf Two h.-a-es f- saga-il, equal totem
considered he Ll1st aigaJaE-lrs 1oas "a tEs 5as
OF as1Igi=l 1 NV oEzred I1- lsl-. ap-ly 90
fTI3lw A.-C- WHY & co.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-07-15

been without q mail rom jackson, Miss. We
regret this interruption, IS It has prevented US
from obtaining 5sfaiod accounts of the espita-a-
ton eff Vicksbung, aHd Of the true condition CT
afirs at Jackson and in North Mississippi
The failure is no faaIt Of our correspondents,
We feel confident.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-07-15

UAe sarsazah hls5s, 81 yesterday nom
ms. SAL aels was - agAalg 81 Eouis
islaa5 81 MsH3ay, aad adds: Ihs report Of
haary gems aaar "a Aa direction Of Charleston
this ma - cAnnot accouzt hE They
wss heard dy miles nsa tbs city, beyond
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-07-15

FRoa GEy. RossCRszs ADTAvcE-T5s
i=iesl intelligence Ecl .hs arasy OF th5 Cpra6er-
lsnd received by tae tEan atr tweivs O'clock
iast IS EAST 65a. Rzscssas ass suspended
Ehe m-9 ana onesnqea Is sImy at and q tho.
ir'7t O. Iaia1oas, 4os wsR 3fDfeyis-oas,
sra i-clles equal q a sue sFid eusa. 81 1ha
VA A9- Reset as Iazay caT8.
a9 A o. pcs g. tie o1c1-
ps4en If Iu4lshgaa. B-asg IS sdIf scsmbFnp.
ever tho n-Cui wiHEs 5as 100
FestsiIs Prszs. i0.h
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-07-15

~ Troops are being sent rom Eswbsm, n.
C., u W~ashlngioh AHd mis- is 10 defeat an
srmy which tho Yankees clam already 70 have
iefeatod!
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PEBs0ELL-Hsn HsnscheI v. johnson ar
rived ia this city last evening, and 5ook rooms
at the residence Of bar Duncaa, Of the Atlanta
Insurance. and Banking company.
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= The Taukees say tsst in pressing Cen.
Bragg in bis raiast 70 BHdgePsrt they lost
eleven hundred meR.
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WHAT PBIs0NEBs SAY-The prisoners
aiken in the unsuccessful assauit upon Battery
wagner On Saturday morning are not very com.
munlcaiive. The following facts, however.
have been Cleaned from their concurrent stale.
menss; -Four companies OF the 9Th Connecticut
were thrown gu. as skimishars, supported bv
the 76ih Pennsylvania, Oh Maine and ash
New York regiments. The four companies
% de 9Th Connecticut had 209 men. tie 9.h
Maine from 500 70 500; and the 10Th PsnnsyL
vaaia $50. No ere knew much Sc regard to tie
4on New York There were only two regiments
leit on ST. Helena siand, the 54gh Massachusetts
and q regiment Soulh Carolina n~egfees-boih
black regiments. There were on Folly island
two Ohio. three Pennsylvania and some New
YORK regiments, besides others whose S tate was
not known TO tie prisoners. Only the IlLh
Maine regiment was Ct Fernandina, aBd only
one regiment At ST. Augustine. The Yankees
nave four Light battsri1s upon Folly island,
namely: isl United States battery, Hsmiiton's
battery, a Connacdcut battery and the 3D. Rhode
Island battery. Folly island is strongly forti-
lid, They Rave the same guns and mortars
ll3-ncb) which were used i1 tie reduction Of
Esn PUl8ski.
The 6lh snd 9Th Maine, with two other regi-
meHis, left Folly island on Friday for Secs
Ionvilo.-ChaTisst0H Msrcurg.
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WH WAHRER.

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- General Morgan set FIRE to LsbaBon, Ky,
on the on, and captured the 2Oh Keatzcky
Tankee) rrgiasut
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z Remember the call Of Colonel Lee, and
tern out. Five O'Clock this evening is the hour
frsd.