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IUMoBs og TuU WAR.--We learn that Dr.
B3gby has made rapid progregs in acoumuat-
inc materials for The publication announced
soHn months ag0 Ilahaa already collected a
very large number Of extracts and contribu.
tons, and ia daily gathering irosh incidents,
auoodotca, etc. HC hos enlarged his original
plan, and now de0igns 10 publish three, instead
b, two, Volumes. Vol /. will contain Facotious
Anecdotes aud Wiltc'sms Vol H., Atrocities
O., ide Euemyi aud vol III, Heroic and Pathet.
10 lnoidcha The whole work win thus pro
son. q complete pc9ro Of Tho war IN ali It's
aspects, ahd prove an Invaluable mino Of In.
logmat0r to the historian, the anliquary and
Gle general reader Arrangements are being
made 90 publish tho work simultaneously IN
London andsRlchmond. Dr. b. viii boelad 10
receive additional incidents and anecdotea
igom iaoss Nno arc disposed 90 aid him in his
prascwar,ay undertaking, and eyery ono Who
Knows 3 auy necl9go og iacidant Of interest
shoald ma',e 500 point 70 cennunicato Il 10
Mm Tncfo tro 6at ieW powho In .h, Con.
ieloacy better Cited %, Ilie eiaakof tsmnili.t
such work ihan D, Bagby, and DO sssad
md. Nv stHUdin marrial upoa which to orc.
tylri6wg hGeH5.
kr iha negroes of General Dllgd, dyo in
numhcr. convicted Ol bic mnfior,Were hung AZ
Anh.gi Cnrrfh0n1o. Va On londtr
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E6g- DR.. Mackay, the New York t0rres.
pondent of the LondoniTimes; describes the ie.
male orator who is engtoning large audiences
in Northern.ci as "a woman named Dlokin.
son. spinRter of twenty-six, from this city Of
Philadelphia, frosh fair and blooming, with an
amazing volatility and power Of yitlperation,
some what impaired by the nasal twang and
the yankee msprolunciation."
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raa- Itis said Of Ilniel Webster, tha. when
he once visited the GAard House. from hot,
dusty exhausiins rid from Washington, the
SERVANT pouring more water into hia gana ilan
proporiien admNted ho exclaimed with O
voice and look iaat John Philip Kenble, AZ
Coriolanus. might hate rebuked the Voleclsn
with-"Bov d0as ~ EpArE Mo brandy"
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COUNTY cevgE on GILES COUSTY, rRra,
EsIIIlIscsIIun. AsmaI A.a s.Lsn.


TT appearing n tae CeuR ihnl she "a sndanis IA.
Pers H. Benson, and y. Beatty and hia wife Iaas 81
non res.denD of fthe Staie q 2sshaass "a sbet 1.t
ordinary process cGnnvi bt dsfgtdup IAsm, "a kNtke.
fore ordered that publication ha MAts lpr ur ~ IL
- me DhatsAnooEa Rebel, ns49ptptr YablllAksst
Chattanooga. Hamilton couaiy, TsatassSs rvtss
said non resident dcisndenh % b ed anpcar IA ~
August term, 1893. Of the county coagt 81 i|at el
~ lennsaace 70 be held In the ins- 81 Ruiaa tn "a
lst Monday ln August neat, and ploa issg ansRtt<
demur 10 lbs bill. otheFwiss thG aama via M getAN
for confessed and sst Ior hsariag eK pafh a. gug-
said biH seIne hled for thy pufpo1sn dtidiAa ~
settling ,ho estate Of EaFiy Henson dsctsstd
AMOS r. AiCuARnAflg alslf
je.l-wdw Clara
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ITlLuAaLR IoNH rnoREarY


olrlf a me Ny Heaat sRa Let. IA lht yoanE nud
nlqmlsar laun II naason. Tafsn eoauly, Georges.
Gsf ihupartlnglafl. aiiras neat Waeou, web.
ii 1brntyl us
gs.se gAMn A. A.HuFP.
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Iep Ssbss!issnltrrts.

koTlCE.-To the voters Of Hamilton county Tens
IN nessee. will open ami hold an Election In
tue several districts OF said county, on Thursday the
9Th day oi August 1868 to- the purpose Of electing
Governor members TO the Confederate Congress, and
mombors 20 the Legislature Of Tennessee,
NIB. COULTER,
jyl2sd Sheriff Of h. Co.
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GT0LEN HORSE.--Stolen from the undersigned
- Two miles west OF Yillanow, walker county, Ca,
the night q July lat. bay Horse medium SIZE,
white forehead running down 10 tha n0se, one Of ha
hind feet white, marked With both gear and SADDLE,
and Is about lileca years old. A liberal reward will
be given for the apprehension OF either, BETH the
horse and the thiel The last heard OF hm was Ia
Chat anooga on tho morning Of July I'd about days
break. m
bi-gl' CONsrANrlHE y WOOD.
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xyALUABLE LAND FOR SALE IN sTRWART
v County, Stnlb Western Georgia. oder fOg
nalo ms Plantation embraclRg 400 acres, Including
three settlements VI veil improved wlth OIL thl nto
ossary uut houses. The place % vel watefed With
hundred af6rea u Improved land, two thlfaa " "A
fresh and Ia a ano ataia O cultivation.
for luriher particulars, address me a. w0Ngus Wol~
bt.Sr 1oHy q BxnD.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-07-05

.-,ftua elLPHCaAM. This gallant Ca7ib
b e1gN4la- NJ tAt Temporary absence Of Gene ~
hJenar bs3 coBlilaild of THIS Department We
WJr Vi preparing lpr the e8isisnt defence Of EaBt
IGm4co Will laose oihlug lhe lncuubency Of the
oidca ae eisn1tDalg bravo bnd experienced, though
youtbul oilcer, bitHe a skil'ul engineer and his
eayalgy expeditions 4hegsh these regions have caa
oied hB prac.icsd eye % acquire such q taOroagh
snwIolyo OF thoigp9graphy Otth9 country as Canaot
fad Go make MS services iu this D9partnea; 10 The
hIgbst degrees tborlant 70 is Ultimate SAFETY lis
brigade, hoaolln, is getting into coudiuon for tbe
ill-t Qctv0 Nu0 a3i1ny service NE Register
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I YHCRBURG ylRGlEIA.


BTAPLEs q DtLLAiNW, N
The senior partner hn AnsotiNlsi VI. n. III. Dit
lard with him 10 hh Gf,NkhA Euhl las ild
HOUSE, al the old stand Of atsple i An3stsoa, ars
solsciA conaignmenn eg Epeaf WlfAaas, Cutioe
Merchandise ana Produce eeassA ip asli Pre-
weights and delivery, An2 mad ittnani Mlae ~
checks at once. 4 the elt tesahhthga gula x Is~
House II has answered a. t9lha&ed pttgtnaa>
which 50 years eSpsrenes VIA ltk nhSkna, asA -
present Increased facilitlN1, RopafaAni V mle wsA
our usual pfOmptn1n ri
Liberal advances onany 2moual at Pr0ince u hHga
Always on hand Q hGnsu sleek VI Mann.hcfg,gd
and Smnglng TJBApNlU, NEnAntud RE rupfaataLI
and aa low a. can ht had in Virginia
janlf -6ms STAPLES n DhshA8tsli
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TTOUsE TO RENT OR EXCHANGE.--A lady
Ill wiaAos 70 secure q small house ip Chattanooga
lor which she will exchange her home, UurDished Or
not as may be desrea) A gasd well OF watei, aad
located iew mlles from Chattanooga, on the Bail
Road. In pleasant Village. Any person wilh,ng 10
exchange houses during The war year, or 70 rent
said property, viii appy by letter addssiasd
N.Y.L.
jyl-2' Pori OMcs, Chtltaaooga,
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DRowNEDs--We are Informed by gentle-
man who assisted in burying The rescued
ccrpses, that as the Federal raiders came into
East Tennessee, in fording at Esqaire M,yp.-
gomerys Ferry, on Clinch river, some b'ie1H
Of them we're drowned. No halt was npltle By
the yankees to look after their mise.agy com.
rades. Five Of the bodies were recovered
from the river and buried by our soldlpsa and
loyal citizens.-K KnoSViRe Register ". 80
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hR~ A Now Ymh ellhrwti'ar iainalos
mat Mai.Gen Tom Iaamb IS alum 20 ussumo
new lttlo responsibilities.
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ge- A Alemnhsa dspalch 70 tle North,
t1Ys: vDr paiawl \ hn killed Van Nora, n
Bare. llc daiiaaocos lhc card publisapd u
Mobile hy Ysn nein siat rlativo lo ule nil
hir. Us uasat III hhshoods, and i6pa AAs
WY South to aand } r trial.
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IN THE COUNTY CoUHOF MARSHALL c0Rlc
" Tennessee.
A.Cox d ai,


Mlny 3. REconD 81 a.
Ia this caust appearing ie tha Gaillaulan ~ tlf
COun from complsnAnls hlll. which d smtrn ~ akA
defendant Aary n. Bhprd Il nou ran25att sfiN1
state OF launeHscs, ey IA AN ofcaAgp pfSsisa<
ordered, adiudgst ane Nstr1R by fhs Cq9ge taas SJ
lloaiion BE- mace ~ ssgsSH isgsmivs anaiM Ms~b
''Chnssaaooga msa y NsisirnE Ne daaasanl tssfg
Y, Reverb 90 appsaf1 AeAaBaai torm l96H. tRNt
answer o. dsmur, 10 sowplalraala hln. ~ kt hEmn
Win he taken ior eauitaet aud asi toNh 80 Af,ik
expaTte as 10 her. fts GFAT's
lgue COPY. RI ADAWA
iguee-wtwt g8tr7
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'Gcnudoi in philadelphia.
PuuAr. ~ A.-A lazy in l,s' class so.i4i
|e.r, lrt tAy ele hladed niles rom Phil2Ml-|
1- liney 70 aging lec <hlnds
take hold or AhzTnaosm
aAa e Florence Armyt<lon (uMe
mnon. On Sleamhlats iD
l u. and a. t88 laal0 81 sic1da
ger she cog.4 ge. TIE las.i4Iag
~ on we npusnniy ku5sn a-.
laga lez a lae gct ~ abi.nc.mg
oo9eads, rlbes ana p1alslrlm
20 q lady wen waon s ibus
o'e, lltalce bsa been DO intimate.
1olfe. Tic w0Ga1 at 01cs in tac
.s- "a Voc ana Zoe el t9.ci tie
lihF c' tfc-Y1c.d sgfen WHO eutiea thC h1saagd
anal>C -aq iils goiged Lorss; ,ha A9rid, yeigt
"-t1 'sg oii ef 8ho IN t1sHa1a blpGla doleesel
ht0 W l3l- an,a have iarasaai au impressive
th3isft 2th iaird sceae--ii 1ot ia-tmWoy
itA.t %. f cicgcH. =. wa7 nobody snit tlsr
we 3yaa 4'0 nj ggt hold Of the mait b. Nu5bmc
Wia lA ia-7 ancod up0H matalf iecOngilia. .i5a.
Hii9 ~ ihs v delvtnred ugon k,spn+ b,us /
io .'4 -i .a llanuIlng by hi8 JWn ul .lsi powers
.lp l'css h8oun Aitla arrangements. 'l1e iael
w .6t"4g "a u3lco. as lnsancpg ruth htgg
alrqlg.T thal hc4an.R isrg.s enc hg WJ7d vllch
fs'G " 9 mania ~ thlsyiag, lt has dya gla1eB
y h, esna gag zig % z ~ Is uMQgl, NeEpteN
- 30 ~ u1 sr1e "a iA0ttisa 4fa lIe OsAil ehaliat
aoagt atoaaa'1-I Washington ch'oaicls'
L5ft nltl iy CuANoga9.-A d.tailsd account
~ tao lsl5.ct4tnt bttWlUu Mile y iaa PATTI and
d. it'e.lfc ia "0tGbe3 ln t'e i0reigl, journals. Her
u' ua-c .r aFcla3 Aceilla Nalla johanna Cl1r.uda
Ps.u, and als9 taat She was born on ta3 l9th OF
February si3 lJ.t tire aCtcaGats, Maurice a,ra-
.bJhta 81 '.F4 g1c5cca al t4e proceeds Of her en-
'gaHC eats 90 araJe singing, ce tle caaIceY
Oui go ID tno $50 prgcesc5 10 state that the dsend
lGuit .1 Gti-u ualy l9Hlua past 10 cruelty auJ
|opi t-Yarls her, and tna5 every mOngul is
wte. py ,i-LCI eed atgascsa, neuAer Of Wnom
W ~ icfi mm lcao wtl 40 iaolas, OF 10
lrl.lge letters IUD la.lG ald thgv gsea ID ihWarl
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r~n A dispatch ltAn st. Paul 70 Tho Chi
oago Times SAYS indian hosillitieB hhve com
menced in MiuncoA Murders uavo already
been perpotraiad hy the savugea, and gen
eral outbreak Il po vily anticipated, Much
excitement and ahtie prevail among iho ree'.
Ma i
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lFsURrH DIsPAroH.l

RiomoED July 30, o'clock, P. M.The o'clock
train has just arrived from the Junction and reports
the enemy advancing in three columns. Nothing far
ther from below, up 10 seven o'clock. lH
The Aas Of tssse boat oxpgcted nt City point ~
moi arrived Aa
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THIRD DIsPATCH.l

RcnMoND, July Sd.-The city Is very quiet to-day.
The State troops under Governor Leteher, several
thousand strong, have repaired to place selected for
temporary encampmont. The men are ln fine spirits.
The militia Of The adjoining counties are organized
and aroused. Public opinion Is still divided in regard
to the demonstrations OF the yankees near Richmond
Some think Dix is fool hardy emo ugh 10 attempt 10
take the city Others that the movement is mere d.
version, and marcdng expedition on o large scale.
large force of the eaemy have gone in the direction
of the junction Of the Central and Fredericksburg
Raj Roads, with the object to dvztOy the bridge over
South Anna on the latter road The bridge q vel
guarded.
No news to-day from the army. The Winchester
mail is not yet opened,
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M0IIlN-~h kNe nun1w pi liItar lafnaa EsitF
~ Fagglfad lof alillefr FuYoGla sh|AfA 4~ l~
yllod it a.tf NJ mfb 70 Ne QtgukmaRl 4Nlee ~
iainMink ttgmE F-
nnpu And Diheg QuAflsrmaslem aAhrea6 via sAN n
purchase d haner nle luanRahot ~ ttanu kafah
rfll ~ actfe bervice 70 tle4ta h gGlt nnyNshl 81
ep9t AItlfy bofatl We f'NNt1fa ln psiNt W nGaft
lalaaf ~ i've ll-.-aegeaisd pel1H1 l41nents a. y1N
NJ oAsY pna tae ealti " iat eblrsni v "a saee
~ aaisasiy a lha nsnaaHg 4 war.
lunaatN Nal. aat inspf GaNy fmla -
.
lHy kEfED 70 RlnR "a ssoa C,uf, ias.s
aislq k
laisss' Rw.eE,
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AssocIArED PRESS DlsPATclITz.
From virginia.
~ DIsFlreu.


FIRsI DRPlrcH.
RIcnMoSD, Juy S.-yarous reports from below
Richmond are circulating to-day. 10 the morning
several militn regiments and battaiona were called
together by the appointed signal and promptly re-
spondad. Nothing having occurred rendering mecca
sary for them to remain under arms, they were dis
missed.
The latest rrport deemed reliable is TO the eject
that the yankees have fallen back from the vicinity Of
Bottoms bridge.
letter. post marked Carlisle, Pa, June IS, verc
received here toNday. Another Gag boat Is e1peaed
tomorrow.
No news from the seat Of war on The Potomac 10.
day.
SECOND DISPATCH.
RicHHoND, Juiy 3.-A dispatch last night 10 thg
War Department says that portion Of Gen. Hil''
corps attacked the enemy four miles below Bottoms
bridge yesterday 2. NJ, and drove them within avg
miles Of the White House. Several prisoners state
the force Of the enemy at twenty thousand.
A large number Of yankees are in King William
county, who are reported to be moving Ia the dlrvc
tion Of Hanover Court House. There is no excite
ment here. Nearly every citizen and resident has
joined some organization for the present BY general
consent business is practically suspended. The enthu
sasm at the commencement OF the war was net more
ardent nor general than Is tho spirit now anmatine
all classes of the community.
Thompson Allen, Of Georgia, late chieI clerk Of The
war tax office, has been appointed commissioner Of
taxes,
Wa0ihnr h n ond cloudtt
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couNTY CoUhr.

MAG9s COUNTY CoUhr
5. A, Rogers Admr W. Mt8l,k
The Heirs abd distributes ar Psiitiau . Mi @ti
Frederick Oylsr Sea pseds n M n ''ll 'ksg FF
II appearing iFan iho pstiiien tlei IA lhst sNele.
Thai J0hn Oyler, \. D. koesm ana vita WtNgaeM
Fogsiain loaen and via Mafy Anr, DtnsM tsilf
Andfew Oyltr End i. n. hars6a nNd aii9 8lSSAse "A
non residents u ne siHln ~ "a lhafnatN aAhscaVs4
tbe Court ehal pahicailoR " madt ~ lFatsRy &k :.
juase-nas W. nfkA1 Or
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k Zoo negroes of Gsneul Disyd. fyo in
numbcr. convicted ol hia mnuorWe hung AZ
Amhsn Courthouse, Va. on Monday
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-16
TO CONSUMPrlyEs.

THE Advertiser, having been restored to health
In lew weeks, by very simple remedy, after
having suffered several Years with sewers lung
affection, and that dread disease, Consumption
isanxous 10 make known to his fellow sufferers
the means ct cure.
10 all who desire it, no will send copy Of the
prescription used free Of charge with the direc-
tons for preparing nd using the same, ~hich
they will find suRE CURE for CONSUMPTION. Al rg.
Ma, saoNonIris, &c. The only object Of the ad
vortiser in sending the prescription is to benefit
the afflicted and spread information which he
coneeives TO be invaluable, and be heres every
sufferer will try his remedy, as il will cost them
nothing, and may prove a blessing
REV. EDWARD A. WILSON.
Williamsburg,
Kings County, Now FORK.
Nav ledAg3n
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-16

BRIG -GaY. AMMAN, who is 10 com.
msnd of the military district of Illinois,
is a Vlrgioian by nth. He graduated
at West Point in 1881, tut many years
ago resigned his position in the regular
amy, and was college professor who's
the war began.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-16

Billy Wilson's Zonsves, who have
been doing The State come service down
st Fort Plckens, aud IN General Banks
Department, during the past two years,
arrived in New York on THURSDAY.
The re yiment comes back two huud ed
and fifty men less than it had when il
left New York.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-16

THERE has been a gfcst exodus from
Nilsson lately, over the plains, to escape
the draft. The companies doing
frelghting business that way, have been
overwhelmed with applicat ons from per
sons willing to work their passage. The
provost guard on the border is putting
a stop to this skedaddie.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-16
GaRgELKYs TINE Our.-Ho

dRE&kLkf lime OUr.-lt Grace
Greeley 10 the Tribune OF January 22d,
said I: al three months more Of fighting
shall not serve to make serious impress
sion on the rebels Ill at the end OF that
time shall find us no further advanced
than At it's beginning-if some malig-
nant fate has dccreed that the blood and
treasure Of the nation shall ever be
squsodered 10 frui.le.s eff rts--LEr us
BOW TO OUR DESTINY AND MAKE TIE
BEST ArTAIEABLE PsAcE."
We print the above, not to endorse il
for that would be treason, though Hor-
zoe i. still considered 'oya to the back
bone but simply to point attention to
the fact that had this chief OF the Jacob.
in., bird way, Messrs. Mason aud Sill
deli would now haze been the Official
equal. Of Mr.. Adams and Nj. Dayton a,
the Courts Of 81. James and 81. Cloud.
and the Southern Confed.rscy one Of
the REQ IN zed nations OF the earth
Alton Dem.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-16

~on'rary to expectation, the enroll
ing OH 'ers meet with very little oppo-
s't'on 10 New York. G,od citissns,
OF aii clas', chesrfully give the informs
ton required Of them.
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speech Of . Repsbiicaa Member Of Ces'

op0Sca - sSepSO
Col. Diven, . republicaa member OF
Congress from New York, in . late
,pe .ch before the Union League ct Al
bsny, the Capital of the State, said:
He had seen and heard a great deal
about the arrest of Vsllandigham. lie
knew tina, gentleman well, occupied q
.eat 10 Congress with him; and he had
always known him as an open, bold and
consistent opponent oflhe war policy o.
the government. Mr.. V. had always
ma ntained in public and in private, that
the rebellion would never be crushed by
force of arms that ii the Uoion was ever
TO be restored, other means must be re-
or,ed TO. The government had seen ut
to arrest and imprlson that nan by tue
military power. And he would under
take to say that either Mr.. Valland'g-
ham had been handled very roughly, or
charity had been shown TO men in our
State. lie had seen q call to which
prominent names were appended, call
ing toI a Peace Convention 10 New
York, and enunelaiiag doctrines as re
pulsve as any ever advocated by Mr..
Nallandigham. And that was all he had
to cay then in reference TO that gentle
man.
but one word more with reference
to the system OF arbitrary arrests. The
United States Government was not at
sea on this subject. by no means. Its
policy was well defiuel, and he had
been surprised that 10 the discussion o.
this subject the laws of Congress had
not been referred 10. la the act author.
izng the President to suspend the writ
Of habeds corpus in stIicts where be
might deem that the public interests re-
qulred 1t, be was 10 give notice TO the
Judge Of the district OF the fact, and the
Judge was to hand over to the Grand
Jury the names Of all persons arrested
fr political otienses, and If they were
not indicted they were 10 be discharged.
50 with To consumption act passed by
Congress and approved ny the Picsl-
dent. If man shall resist its execu :
ton, he is 10 be handed over by the
Provost Marshal to the civil antholitI cs
to be dealt with according to law.
He was opposed 10 the sbridgmert
OF discussion. He maintained the right
of the people to discuss and criticize the
action OF the government. whet' er IN
peace or in war, to the fullest extent i
la the army where he had been since
last July, the policy OF the government,
aud the merits or dement's OF Generals
were fully csnvassed. True, they had
y leader, and his orders were obeyed,
She,her they thought right or wrong. -
But the right TO c,iicise and Discus,
was eaerci,ed, neviheless.
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-16

The slave population, ii is seen, is al
most two and half TO one Of the white.
The latter has, OF course, been reduced
largely by the withdrawal OF men Tor the
army.
The following table Of distance will be
useful Tor reference
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-16

4 late letter from near Vicksburgh
says that among tbes women killed in
the rebel sssoagboId By OUT shells 10 the
Wi5s II 0sssssl Psobsfton.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-16
JOHN xlMMEnaANN.
A. MILLER,

NO. ~ BRADY srRRsT BELOW sRcoHD.
IA KEEPS CONSTANTLY ON HAND AND
aakos 10 order
-AGeuts', R0ys' Il Children's CIo,h
Of The best mate ris sud in m anrer that canno;
fail T. give satisfaction. Liberal patronage re-
sPectfuiiy solicited. 1y2l-dly
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-16

As each station between Jackson and
Nicksburg may become Of prominent IN
terest during the forthcoming opera
,ions, it may DO as well to point them
on, individually, with their respective
distances from each place
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-16
The seat Of Wac IN M,.stss,ppI.

The following facts connected with
The district of country in which the Ma.
tlonal army is now operating IN Mis,is-
sipp', will prove ister,s sting aud useful
At tins time. The district may be said
TO include three counties, viz Warren,
Claiborne aud H,nds. Warren is III II
N which Nicksburg is situated Clai-
horne includes the month OF Big Black
River. Jackson, the Capital OF the
State, ia located IN Kinds. The popula-
'ion of these counties, according 10 the
census Of 1860, was as follows.