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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-03-25

HOUSE WANTED.--A respectable lady
would like to take charge of good and
cOmmodious house belonging 10 family
which desires TO leave the city. The best
care will be taken of the property. Per-
sons having such house to place in the
hands Of trustworthy person, win
please leave their names at this Office.
March 25-2t.
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MORE THAsKs-R II. SINGLETON, w.
II. KELLER, BILLY COLLIER, TRUEsDAu.,
and BRowN & Co., all have our thanks
for their kindness in furnishing US with
lac papers.
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No. os PublIc square.

We have in store a small lot of dried
apples and peaches; also, a large stock
of suffers goods and notions; fine cut,
rosebud, and sunny-side chewing to-
baccO Excelsior, Washington, and mild
Ashland smoking do; Kentucky, Mis-
souri,, aud Virginia do, in butts and cad
dies, ali Of which We offer at reduced
rates TO suffers and dealers generally.
HARNEY, HUGHEs & Co.
Sd door from N. Il. Cor. Pub. Square,
March lett. Dispatch copy.l
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Who would wear badly fitting shirt
or an out of style Linen Collar, when the
latest styles and best qualities of the
above goods can be obtained of Messrs.
GREEN & GREEN, at As College street.
marriott
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ULLMAY's BRIGADE.-The New York
correspondent of the PhIladelphia Press
writes of ULLMAN's brigade;
Brigadier Ullman, with his hundred
and-odd officers, will probably start for
New Orleans in about ten days, design
ing to astonish the creOles and other aris-
tOorats Of the Orleans dynasty with the
sable spectacle of an entire division of SOL
dats d Afique, for the defence of the city
during the summer. Numbers of black
volunteers have offered themselves here T;
but their invariable answer is, that no
recruiting Office will be opened short of
New Orleans. Some Of Gen. Ullmah's
officers are veterans Of the regular SER
vice.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-03-25

Those who tootla appreciate che state
of things in Tennessee ,Oould by all
means read this letter.--Louisville Jour.
How natural for blockiead to talk Of
lCood.
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Auction Notice,

The merchants of this city aud SUI
burbs would do well to attend the great
sale of Dry Goods, Boots, Shoes and Gro
ceries, this morning, at the sale rooms of
mch25-1t NJ. L. ALEXANDER.
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CIoaInn on.

Ladies and gentlemen viii end it 70
their interest to call at PARK's Store,
Lebanon pike, for Dry Goods, Boots
and Shoes, Clothing, Groceries, Sc, &C.
as wish to close out my stock immedi
atoly. w. l.. WATEhs.
March lS-lw
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AND COMMERCIAL.
WEDNESDAY EVENING. MARCH 2s, SO.

Many thanks to BRowN C Co, News
Dealers, for the superb Atlantic Monthly
Magazine, and late 81. Louis and New
York dailies.
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a'Al'' AEia'' Ss,,sS STAs rs Pores;

UHAI7lI AHTHRa INIlHD fTATI8 FORrTa, I
NAsHylIRE March o. 1909.
Orders
All private freight arriving at this post
by the Louisville and Nashville railroad,
or by Government boat, other than the
personal baggage Of passengers, and the
contents Of one car each day, allowed to
the Adams Express Company, will after
this date be seized aud conascAted.
BY order Of
Brig Gen. ROBERT b. MITCHELL,
-.-.s.. .al. Commanding.
joan PRATT, A. AG. mch24-lw
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Since the name of eopperhead was APP
piled TO the anti-war Democracy, the
letters X. G. @. are interpreted knights q
Ne Copperhead Girdle.
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ALDERMAN1C.--There not being quo
rum in attendance last evening, the
Board of Aldermen adjourned 10 their
nextregular meeting.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-03-25

LIKE 8. DUNK s. Co. pay the highest
prices for Vouchers and Government
Claims. Cali and see them before SELL
ing, at No. 20 Union street.
March 3-if. -l-n
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AuctiOni Auction

d. will sell this morning., At 1O1S o'clock,
AM, a cut stock of Dry Goods and EN-
broideres; also, Hosiery and Notions.
rz4u NJ. MARBURG,
mch25-1t ~ Public Square.
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Ladies and gentlemen will find it TO
their interest 10 call at NJ. MoRoASsrERN's,
No. 10 Union street, for good bargains
in Boots and Shoes, of every description
which he offers 70 sell low for cash. Gus
tom made work always on hand.
III. MoRGANsTERs.
No. 10 Union street.
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DR.. Kings Dispensary
FOR PRIVATE DISEASES, :

EAnpsRfAaaDR KING, formerly Of Nav Yort. A,
A-A1kS the last fur years Of LouisvilIn K
- -. aud who has devoted his attebtiarss,no
the treatment OF private diseases for so vear as,s
himself having attended 10 practice for A. nssns
years. and cured so many thonsands he n -enahlsa
70 cure all diseases OF private nature M ,natio
how bad they may be IRON iniudieious n,edisai s-,
ment, or nom neglect Of their own. In Eis.,.
Dspensary y NO ~ Deadorlok street. between (hsr'
~ ana the square second story, where he cures IN
diseases Of private nature NJ
Sonorrhma cured without nauueons nedictna, a,
Interference with business = 49, "
structures OF old Or racont date eleciuaiv ,ur,a An
lew Jays, by an operation which causes no nain
Whefo structure exists health eannot be eonft,s.d
teIhAl. no disease chuscs moro mischief and vns,sr
mines the constitution 80 much.
syphilis, with all the diseases Of the sl In er,,stn
cured IN fsw days. ~ ''''''eo'iJ
Seminal WedkHessPart ocular a tfon Ia ha.1
given 70 TINS disease, and All tia
rug out OF j., brought ON IN many cases by tbe AZ
sruotlve habits OF incOnsderata yonths and exoes.
I've muoigenoe OF tho passions, neglect on whIch
WIZ undermine tho o0nstltntion rcndefIne me nnh
leet unt FOR business society and causing ptsms
tire old age ~ ~.4~-
tenales who may be aborlng WIN ape dfniodtiv N,
inc womb may rest assured OF inanandiata reil.e -
, PERSONS residing abroad, by writing and stnt,ns
,her case, Win foe enclosed, direct 70 Dr. a. kns
no ~ Duaderiok street, Nashville, Tenn viii bays
sie Necessity medicines sent 10 their address Oaos
hours from So'oook In the morning untlia IN M
One DULY l0--in dAWly.
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CHAS. BOUTELY,
ASST Supt. Military Telegraph

Asst suppl MlIltary IeIegraph.
So great is the demand for the five
twenty bonds into which Treasury notes
are convertible that the Secretary is
compelled 10 keep his whole clerical
force in the Treasurer's office day and
night and Sundays in getting them ready.
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8auk-gute gist.
CORRECTED DAILY by LEE s. DUNN q CO.,
No. rs UNION STREET.

a. These quotations ARE for United States Treas
Try Notes, Ohio, Indiana, and Kentucky:
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WAsHHGToS, March 22.-The last OF
the prisoners taken by the rebels from
General Carter, during his bridge burn
ing expedition TO East Tennessee, have
been released, and arrived here.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-11-14
Sioux City Business DIRECTORY


The attention offarmers, travellers and all"th
invited to the following list Of Merchants, VI Mc
c chauics sand business me generality wh" adrrrtiss
Ia rHs REGisrER. and whom we can confident, /,
co m mcndto public patronage:
erchants--
an. n,,.e ( Co.. Dry Goods q rocerics & c
+. Bachruchcr,
l.. d. Farmer, 90 d"
ilion Tnote
DIT. Hedges. t;roce tie and Provisions.
A.Gro"inger. Hardware and Cutlery.
Chas. X. Smith, Stoves nd Tinwarc.
Ch,~. Kent, Drugs and Medicines.
I. Haas Dry Goods and Clothing.
Attormcys--
Hudson Joy. Douglas Street.
Treiway Currier, Douglas street.
sam'l r. Davis, Douglas street
Hotels--
Hagy House, Second street.
Wauregan House, secondstrcet.
Bnnkers--
Weare Il Allison, Pearl street.
Bo.ler L Hedges, Second street
Boots md ShOes--
Samuel krummann. Feari street.
Harness Nnker---
John Lininger, Pearl street.
Tailors--
Jane. Hutchins, Pearl street.
Richard II. Powlesson, Water street.
Lumber--
Sanh,rn & Follett, water street
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-11-14
NUMBER 10.
TIE MS.

Motto for q pig of lead-"if the rebel
lion continues, l wish may be shotl
We embark in the cradle for long
voyage, but in the coffin for longer one.
Whenever you drink be sure you have
your nose above water.
Why is a miser like seasoned timber?
Because he never gives.
The world without women would be
shttess affair.
IF laughter is the music of the soul, .
smile is the twilight.
Why does clock always look bashful !?
Because it keeps its hands before it's face.
Value the friendship Of him who stands
By you in the storm swarms of insects
will surround you in the sunshine.
Let those who wish to see the bright
stars in the darkest night look a, the
American flag.
"What bird be is, sure :" said Patrick
Of a skunk, "and he perfumes like dan.
dy!'
If you visit Toung woman, and you
are won and she is won, you will Soth be
one.
1t may sound like paradox. vet the
breaking Of both wings OF an army is q
pretty sure way to make It fly.
Some men keep savage dogs about
their houses, so that the hungry poor who
stop 20 ''get bite" may ge. it outside
the door.
knew yoong fellow down south who was
so fond Of young woman that he rubbed
his nose Of kissing her shadow on the
wall
The editor of the Rochester Democrat
gives this recipe to kill neas on dogs:-
"Soak the dog for FIVE minutes in cam.
phene. and then set him on fire. The
effect is instantaneous.
The hishmans GaNantry.-At
crowded concert a young lady. standing
at the door Of the hall, was addressed bv
an honent Hibernian who was in atten-
dance on the occasion-''Indade, Miss
said he, II sheuld be glad to give you q
safe, but the empty ones are all fulI.'
An Irishman direct from the sod, had
got into a muss, and was knocked down
And sure you wouldn be after batiu
a man when he's nown!' sad Pat.
"Ccr,ainly not answered his antaeon.
ist. 'Faix, then III just lay where I am"
An officer, who was inspecting his com.
pauy one morning, spiei one private
whose shirt WAS sadly be,rimcd "Patrick
Q Flynn = called out the captain Here,
yer honor!' promptly answered Patrick.
with his hand to his cap. How long DO
You wear a shirt?' thundered ihe officer
"Twinty eish, inches" was the rejonder.
7"rne1 o"t IN EjyAt Days.-A doctor
In Ohio writes to bis father ,h1s:
"Dear paddy:-I concluded Ide cum
down and gi, grinded into Doctor |
hardly don, suppose war in more than
: ours nfore cum out as slick one a.
ever was seen
Hale Columhy. happy land,
II don't hoctua IL he hanged
rn~e~, rurEes. an 1 swcts I'm,
Then if they diethen lets en-.
l gifts plenty Of custom because they
sez they dlze ezy. When you write don't
forget to put doctor afore my name"
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-11-14
STATE Me WS.

The Iowa Baptist Convention Just
closed its session at Davenport.
The United States Circui. Conri COM
menced its Fall Term at Des Moines last
week
About 100 tons Of groceries have al.
ready arrived at Rock Island Barracks,
and more are on their way.
Five thousand rebel prisoners will
soon be transported to the Rock Island
barracks for safe keeping.
The citizens of Jones county have
defeated at the polls proposition to erect
a new Court House and Jail.
The Cedar Rapids Times says that
about 1000 bushels of wild grapes have
been brought into tha: market this fall.
-Dubuque county did nobly at the late
election. Her majority for Tuttle is re.
ported at 1900, and for Mr.. Mahony at
over 1000.
A large tobacco factory has been put
in operation at Dubuque. Great quanti-
ties Of the weed are prepared for con-
sumption.
The people Of Davenport are listen
ing to the music Of spirits Many Of them
are thorougly Of the belief that no human
agency could have accomplished what
thay have seen and experienced.
Hon. Daniel 5. Dickinson, Miss Anna
Dickinson, tRalph Waldo Emerson aud
John B. Cough, are posted to lecture in
Dubuque the coming winter
Occasionally extremes meet. Not
long since the widow of John Virtue Of
Polk county, applied for pension and
bounty. The very next claimant's name
was Henry Vice.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-11-14
ASKS Hotel,

vANKTDN, -. T.--Ths Hotel has recent
Il ly been enlarged and thoroughly renovated a nd
reftted tn roug ghout and now offers superioraceo
modations to the travelling public.
Hss- Travels will here find good Stabling, Water,
and all the conseniences necessary Tor their salts
factory accommodation. at usual prices.
ASH REYNOLDS, Proprictors.
Ysnkton, b. T., June 10TH 1863
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-11-14

Mrs. Ada II. Brink, wife Of Oscar +.
Brink, who resides in Scott township,
near Iowa City, committed suicide last
week by hanging herself She was about
forty eight years old. and the mother of
three or four children.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-11-14
AMERICAN EXPRESS COMPANY.

1'HE above Company will run Messengersweekly
i to and from Sioux City via Fort Dodge and
Cedar Falls to all points East reached by them aud
other connecting Expresses. Their facilities for
safe, expeditions and cheap conveyance Of packages
Is unsurpassed by any other Express Company
Once At Chas Kent's Drug Store Sioux City, Iowa.
uns IS-3m sHAS KENT, Agent.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-11-14

CIOUX City Lodge, No. 1o3, A. +. 4 A. NJ. meet
- at the Masonic Hail On W edne esday. before
the full moon. All Masons in good standing are
fraternally invited to attend.
JoHSP. ALLISON, ". NJ.
CIV. .CHAxBgRLIS, Sec'y.
Capisular Masonry--sioux City r. A.
CHAPTER, No. &c, meet at their Hall on Douglas
street, on Thursday or before the full moon All
r. A. Masons in good standing are frate ernallyinv
ted to attend. l.. b. FARMER, p.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-11-14
The Hagy House,
sioux Ctty,-...IOyya

JOHN HAGY, :: :::: :: PROPRIETOR.
1SHE propri respectfully Informs the travel.
ing public that his facilities such that he is
enabled to accommodate his guests in good style
As apy Hotel OH the Missouri Slope. by giving
strict attent the wants ot his guests he hopes
70 receive n liberal share Of patronage.
mar21-59 JOHN uAG1.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-11-14
Barber shop.

THE undersigned has removed into his nowshop
i on Pc arl street, where he Is now prepared b"
attend to everything connected with the Tonsorial
art in the most fashionable style The patronage of
the gentlemen Of Sioux City and vicinity Is respect
full solicited. julie ADAM FALh
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-11-14
BOOTS AND SHOES

O7CASE2 Of Bootsand In oe us i've da d for
- saleatlo ow prices ,forcash,by
stnlso L. u FARMER
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-11-14
Rates OF dvertisin

ones square l2lnes orless frs 90
FAC subsequent insert ion n................... 80
One sanare one mo n { h 90
One sIusre, six 90
One square, year 90
Business Cards six lines less, year. 10 20
One column, 50 90
Half column 80
One column, six 80 90
Nalf column six mont IS
Announcing candidates 70 flee ...... .... 90
nA. When the number . fin~e rt"ns is not .pccif-
Cd advertisements will be marked eth forbid, ,
4 nd chargedfu prices.
no Cash in advance will he required on lad
ertisements, except where special contract has
e on IN ahe o the cont rary.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-11-14

y. HUDSON,


4 TTORNEYS at Law. Sioux City, Iowa. Will
n practice in the Courts of Iowa and Northern
Nebraska. Office on Douglas street. deci0-b0
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-11-14
Sioux Gitg 8eglsttr
Is PUBLISHED
EVERY SATURDAY MORNING,
sioux city, w ooti bury ounty, Iowa
WILLIAM ENEY.
WILLIAM FRENZY.

TERMS OF SUBsCRIPTIoN.-S1,5 so a year,
alwAys in advance. For six Iuuntls-$l 90.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-11-14

5. II. Davis,
4 TTORNEf At LAW, Sioux City, Woodbury.
n eounty,Iswa yol4no20
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-11-14

Head Quarters Indian Expedition,)
Camp at Mouth o1 Little ShyenHs River,
Septemb ber nth, 1853.
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1863-09-19
The War Westward.
Rebel Armies breaking ~.

her, phis, SeIt 4 A refugee from Columbus, Mis-
rssi?p, has arrived hsro no has been In the uuHr
teFruaiets department G. the rebel army for the pas.
two y'ars, and who has had than cre nary
of observing tho condition Of asirs In rebeldon lie
state that the Ios-es Of Gn os Johnston are at the
rae Of fifty men nisht by assertion. His army 10
completely dispirited aud dsmora,ed aud 10 in daily
fear Of attach by fore.g. Those who have no, al
ready deserted only ~slt III, oppor unity to do 20.
Rebel officers estim a,ed ths number OF troops bo-
tween Co unbu., Mis-, AMI Cornih a. seven thou
sand. Tso regiments Of John, tors army had been
sent to Goorsls and two up to Okoioua recently
TO ropel an eIp cted "isnkcc raid" 4 rsco'.str,e
ton msStdi0 hH been oilLdby Inont1s in the 81.
etndv0 Columbus, Mss, hut II rss supil lessed by
the rsts troops There /, strong iatsn, MON feel
Ing among the Inhabitants, which s Becoming rnore
open and bold la MAJ .festation.
dstertet has also reached this ci,v fon Cen
Bragg. army lie states that the condition n Bragg
men IL dcplorth". aud that his army 10 falling to
pieces by i.seriion. III. men arc on on--third Ia
tons. which con. let Of poor b'ef rice, and meal
The h.sdiuNrtcr4 OF Gen Brstc are AT ShelbyviIi-,
Alshams. His force 10 about twenty -fve thousand
men, tn. 80 much dlsrri,cd and 20 trd and weary
Of tho Sit and ~ h,rdst.., hat they exceeding
h Aniious TO throw down their arms. The rebel ON
GER freely acknowcd that they will BE- Obliged to
siye up all the country north ofthe Coos, river
Ia -. tlNr county, Ai'uema, the | niou feeling IL
80 strong that 'ccce'Iais,s are not allowed to stay
thce. la other sections men secrttei Ia swaiups
and caves, aud would come out aud DIN the Yedyrsi
army but for tho danger Of being captured b, TIA.
rebels while making thrT way to our iines Three
hundred de,ert'r. .aIe Tend zvoused in Winston
county, Miss, ali OF whom armed aud determined
70 ress III. rebel suf critics 10 the last Tie robels
are couacriptiur n'Gocs at THll,dsRs, Alabama, to
buld bscsstwotss at selma. Theso statements are
daily confirmed hy de.rters and refugees, aud are
he i.yed 20 b. true
deres;cr from Tup,llo, formerly an orderly TO
ten raj Ferguson, hiss arrived here lie reports thst
Ferguson has A. Tupcllo and Pon'otoc, Miis., four
thousaui csya,rJ with tea pieces Of artillery also
that iergusou i contemplating raid On tho Mem
phi. and Char s,on railroad, shile General Roddy
Ia 20 make An attack on Glendale, Mi.s,ipp, at the
same time. Goncral Nowcom', with u ioroe OF seven
hundred rebels l. near Jackson, Tennessee. enlorc-
ing the oonscriptlou
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1863-09-19
From Mexico.


The steamer Roanoke. from iiav'ns the gth inst 4,
arrived At III. port yes,eidy. She brlnss ad,ie e
from Nefn Crur to thu 3;h int
The measures adop'e1 by .luareE 20 prevent trsh {
With the FrtucA Invaders have been iaithirlly
y ALREADY exists In the city a ~ Sico.
cen forcv has pnbli hid . lester. stating q At he
would ropA ze the army and all tht' it had done "
he shoud advance into the into or before she t.rs
Ia ess.cS
Aanv inhsti'snts ~ Mexico had been imprisoned -
soins TOT assasinatins French 'i"rf. Nul Others tor
fslu.ns to tats the oath Of a. isrc. t. MAMMALIAN.
Some have Aso been scusncti to exile, sad others to
hard labor At Martinique.
The Prrusian Mns'er Ia. been ordered TO leave
the country for writing letter 10 .luafet Aud it
Va. ruuoted that our own nhis'tr, Nj. COW ~, hsd
been told TO part for the same reason ihis is not
confirmed
Genls Coinonfor, aud rcAlaio indisn,u'iv deny
thai th's ever declared i0 a. ne~ ode % iuSr,
a. -'a'ei IN the French rurrai'
French CONVOY from Mexico 20 Nrfs Cru wa.
captured by gueIilas a. s0tdAd ana tIc sieet'r
part Of the guard k.llet.
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1863-09-19
Thursdu,, sept. I0.
Good News from Charleston.
The Rebels Evaruntc Mars i,u.1

The hebcis tNNrunN NJrf = ~ ut'
FORTRESS .uvnio,. set " The st,.n o.. !.a.i
Webster has arrived here fto'u Chy ru,n, ga b.
port, thai Nons Island ia evacuated ty the rebel.
The New. Confirmed
Fortr,, Monroe. SepL o.--Thc Richmond r,!t.a.
Kh, Of sept. sth, contains the following;
Charleston, S,s,f. i.-The b,mbstdrent Wa kc,t
up without intrrrni..iou sll day ycst Ay 81 ..r
into the uisnt About ibD OF our n,-n ... sine,
aud wounded AtsBsttsries Wagner and Unsp
Tho sttenrt 10 assault Bs;,,ry U.esv Ne. r.pIt -
before the enemy hsd conpiotd th,i % 'dinl
Great havoc Is suppa',d to have bccu made ~ hs
enemy. bosts b. our grsp end caui.,or.
Al dark on "Wednesday, the enemy having ud,aue
81 their ssppeu up to tn. very nios's ot wasrci.
and 1t being inpossiblvs'o hold th" i'lsni lors-',
Den. Bcsmegsrd ordVrrdRit. eva, uatiou. vi oh vac
executed between =. NJ Aud A. NJ. -.ih success.
Weep he'd tie guns o, wssner and Gress. aud With
drew noisslessly In tory bsrses OIL, one barge
containing twelve men, was captured
The enerny now holGa Cuuining,' Point. IN fuL
view Of the city. All quiet this morning
tHdf SION, . ~. asNOOH.r n ulephltN 'N'h
stephen Eiio.t. commanding at iott Sl,n;cr, ~
nounccs that . nag OF tIuce. demsndirg thu lni"e
dsts surrender oil hat f~, h,s iuIt been rrc,iv,t
from Admiral Dshisren- BY Lieu. D,cwu, ol ID.
steamer Palmetto state Gen Deadres "a has ;ec.
srsyhed to Msor Elliott TO plS TO Dahlr,n thst is
eau have Fort sumte. whsn hs tskss II aud A0iisit:
and that. 10 the meantime, sieh demands sr, pusfis
and untc coming.
Cha,i s'on, sepf - r Nat o'clock, r N.
the Ion clad. aud monitors approached Fort 3lm,c
co.sr than usual, aud opened a hot tire against it
Our batteries on . sLnvans Island including those
Fort Moaltrie, ,eplied heavily. The drips 10 .,r
| going on.
(fort Wagner vs., one Of thc .tronFss, works evsi
COZ siuccd by the reD-s. Tholsnnds OF slavss are
said = hays itbJred for month. up T., until ;hs
thckn..s u its walls seemed 20 ND d,fsnre % any
| ordnsnce v "A eh we could BRING to bear sshinst Il
The lonhpioof ~ the fort "n tuIldinR of ,cry
heavy timber, covered By sn inlrieIs- mound Of
and rirz.: p,,,Agcs led through and thiouih the
r. ne o. tno hesviG-t csnhIr. aud the dry msr.h
Witch hiukr =, II the lcft was know 10 De filed
wIth 10. p.uoes Of tho nCs, des rue I've character
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1863-09-19
WEEKLY EDITlON-NEW YORK, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 49, Il

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probably estll Lore Increased " Mard :.
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burns iast 1cal 3,0yl Union net gain 6,'Sb.