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New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-12
NEw-YORK DAILY TRIBUNE, SATURDAY SEPTEMBER H. 1863

about the expulsion Of Bragg's forces from Middle
Tennessee. 1t was known to Gen Rosecrans that
Morgan wac getting ready In the neghborhood
Of MeMinnville FOR another raid north Of the
Cumbrrland and he correctly presumed that any
forward movement Lis part from Mnrfrecsboro
would he the starting signal for the former. Gen.
Burnside also had ompls notice of Morsons marifes,
intentions end collected liz cavalry for their rustra-
ton ut suitable points along tie Cumberland.
I. is impossible TO assign any sound strategic motive
for the rinous mission upon which Morgan was dis.
patched through Kentucky, Indiana and Ohio That
he acted under Brngg orders proved By the fact that
hi, regular command strengthened for tie occnion
by other picked cayalry regiments There would have
been some reason in simple repetition OF lis prc7on,
work Of cutting ROsecTanss lines u Communication ~
disabling the louisville and Nashville Railroad, al.
though good strategy could but forbid Bragg 10 deprive
himself Of the services Of the best part Of his cavalry
when expecting offensive movements by his enemy For
il could not possibly DO damage enough toparaiRe the
latter nd its absence fraught With roo great risks
to his amy Of tire nferory Of which, owing to the
re endorsements sent 10 Jolnston ho must have been
wei conscious Bu; to entertain any hope Of positey
beneficial rcsus from tie proposed Wild inToad north
Of TIE Ohio River when TIE utter devastation oi
tic invaded territory was altogether unlikely to affect
any vital extent the VI the war IN Ieanessee
sas supreme folly.
The only reasonable Interpretation OF which TIC dca
p.ra'e effort admits is that Bragg either expected Rose
crnnss cavalry 'low Morgan. ard thus preserve the
balance between the mounted forces on both sides or
acted under peIenp,oFy o.ders from tie central Rebel
authorities who labored under the degson Of being
able tie loyal ocoplo into peace By simultaneous
nyasions East and est. Whatever the true moving
caufc may have been tho North may thank Prov doncc
r the strange nfatuaton thai b.ndy I'D .oF Us what
has ben yanly tred ofscn during the last twenty
Months By rushing Morgan heD.ons into our hancs.
The Portland daily press., 1863-01-26

Ar A COURT OF PRoBATE held At Portland, wnnIn
and for the County Of Cumberland on tns nSt
Tuesday Of January. In the year OF our Lord e'sn-
teen hundred and sixty y-three, - N
MIMI r. MITCHELL Guardian OF George n.
~ Hill ista of Yarmouth An said County, deceased,
having presented his petition that administrator On on
the estate Of said deceased may ee grsh'eo W SsP'
Joseph Young, of said Yarmouth:
IL tcas Ordered That the said Petitioner give no
tice all persons interested By causing M notice g
state Press nrnted st Portland. that they may ap-
pear at Probate Court to be held At said Portland ,
on the first Tuesday ofFebruary next o. ten o ,hss
have. why tho same should not Be granted.
WILLIAM G. BARROWs, Juoss.
% sv Wsw. .0p' EUGENE HUMPHREY. Register
The Portland daily press., 1863-01-26
STORE SHADES. of all dimensions. made. letter.
ed and put up at short notice.
At STONEHAM,S.
No. 16s l-2 Middle st. .. Portland, Me.
decl2 eod3m

FUNHE subscriber hereby gives public notice to all
Il concerned, that he has been duly appointed and
taken upon himself the trust Of Administrator de
bonis non with the will annexed of the estate of
EDWARD NJ. LEAyITT,
late OF Portland in the County of Cumberland, de-
ceased, by giving bond the law directs he there
Iore requests s persons who indebted to the said
deceaseds estate to make immediate payment; and
those who have any demands thereon to exhibit the
same for settlement to PETER HANNA
Portland, van. 6, 1863 80 w3ws
The Portland daily press., 1863-01-26
INSURANCE.
Eliot Fire Insurance Comp,v.
OF BOSTON. ~
ON THE FIRST DAY OF NovEMsss ,.~

/. State the name of the Company. Eliot
Fire Insurance Company.
2. Where located! Boston.
8. Whom incorporateds February 1e. ls4e
4. Amount of Capifaly soco ,.n
6. Amount Of Capital actually paid inY ssovU sSooso
6. Number of shares, and par value of ''s"
eachy 4000-S50.
Z. Amount Of fire risks outstandingf - 90 %.
8. Amount of marine risks outsfandipss ''''s'"S
0. Total amount of outstanding rsksf IN soo
10. Amount of United States stock or trea- '"''eS
sury notes owned by the Company
State amount Of each kind, and par VAL
ne and market value Of each. United
States Five per cent. 1866. p. ". per sh
s10O0-2O00 m. v. 970-S1 $40 axo oo
II. Amount Of State stocksY State amount
of each kind and par value and market
value of each
p.v. per sh. nv. pert Oh.
Mass. six per cent 1s64
and 1858 ieoo-sooo 1oso-s.e4o
City of Boston s. per
cent 1851. 1000 $1,000 1850 2l.soo
City of Boston per
cent 1871 1000 1000 11s 1910
City of Salem per
cent 1882 and 1857. 1000 10000 1000 10000
The Portland daily press., 1863-01-26

l5 Cash value Of real estate owned by the
- company! None.
10 Amount OF cash ON hands 5,713 SO
IL Amt ofcash In hands ofagentsy
ls Amount loaned on mortgage Of real es-
tafei $4,000
~ Amount loaned on colaterals 1904 81
20. Amount loaned without collateralf
= Amount Of all other investmentss
z Amount OF premium notes risks ter
minatedy
13 Amount OF borrowed money specifying
coiaferas given for the samef
a Amount ofIosses due and unpaidf
70. Amount of losses claimedand unpaidf
20. Amount Of losses reported upon which
the liability of the Company IL not de-
q. Amount Of AL other claims against the
"a xmornf ~ ~ssh rsca;-ss ~ ~. n...;I A'.'s 90
on fire risksY 80 r'e-'' az M a
- Amou nj OF cxsb rece;xed far nr.rri,u. S''
on marine ristsy W. p''
M Amount ofnote. rece;ve5 eor rr.r,,,r,.
IN Are rist.s ~ f'
Al Amount ~ notes ,a.a,x.5 s,r n-.,,,
on marine risS., " P's
The Portland daily press., 1863-01-26

10. Amount of railroad stockss State amt
of each kind, and par yalue and mar.
ket value of each.
par value. market val.
Boston q Worcester
X. X. Co. 80 shares. 100 5000 1871 TO- $50
Boston & Providence
100 shares, 100 10000 I2s l2,soo
Fitcbburg. rs shares 100 1900 l1li 1892
Western, 80 shares, 100 $500 l40 96o0
:. s;9o n.isa 90
of each kind. and par value and mar
ket value Of each.
parvalue. market val.
Western X. r. Co
Bonds. g per ct. 1875 1000 10000 1l0 1000
Ogdensburg. Iper ct. 1000 5000 90 2700
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-08-11
Baltimore, Oienitn0 0cm n. 9luemit 1868.

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Wrt pte tie bic tSpnneur8 nlaht, etwas uns
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6anttrant9stten mereen l@nsl esbsilt.
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Sr z Nh II Il q Il .

ttarieb bss r5nis@en GUesiunS Der g0untdrte lit Bone
buu orabuirer eirsa Der erten bisiniisn @caeen
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ab1c geitebe ee Sbrcnapien gterUtiat ne eneeron
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ruiaen gu eri4r4n bic u rt errStpen bet serineen
aletnteteiten u. T. 70 l1Urcen GHeeabltGt6 9ebetlt.
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Sunee MGnuer.

bepnbers oelde bic Spfer reS sebsen 9ner8 sewcroen
ab baS abrli 10 pisle GaWenbe In Elm u rutes 0rdb
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nat besert unb Ger Setter bGubrnee ESne entIr6t ba5eH
parssn nSeen Gb NIT ppHem @ertr6nen nahsn.
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DR.. Johnston,
Ser etn,iss Nr3t, rpsl6er amjetst.
8a1ttmore sDas9ofptta1.
3ar l1atsrb>iiduns Der QuodIulbsreI etobItrt.
Ser etn3tss Dldb In eer SDelt, 100 itHsre
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aebctnen &rnnFbetfeu

semadt rerten, ais ga n6: 3usungSunIdbstett S6nahe
in benz @uden nnD ben GSepern @nsinSun9en Der NisreH
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ten, e9wdte Ger GDnftupn hercprbrneen, oe @9e NRS
Sa MADDEN lnb Snlebt ben GSrper nnb @tnn serfSren.
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g. f1h,lths Grdufhgit.

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men bat eelttsbt b.~1 toB sia un5cttlssS Sdamses
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tot!ten Wites heS e rS bic Goututrn perntden IRp
ben Neit pes setea5 til Elm eeuees Daetn perraubeIu
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YatbeirdtSete Werlpnen,

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Oraantlchs @AtpdHe

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bic ba Meife ine
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ffeben T6Gren BON 8alttmcrefr., SftIt6e Sette,
bic Ssufen btnauf.
gsan merle I'D gtaen uub Sausnummsr. benn unwiIen.
Be unb trueerite amaer ourGtsebene uue 9eptienloe
4uadalter, SGubftder, StieeImi@er, Strasenrent9er
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gi8. ALE 8reie ,nIlien einen @Ot-Stanr ensbnltsn.
@ine &oeilupa IN 2 1agsn 5u8sI'daert.
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8eicnber9 az bead en- !

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burd pl6 eebstme une uunatIrltd @et unb a6rPer
orenee tr ete @rtett bic @e iIaie ane Die unfd6ig
maGenbe 2afe Qei9pid9t habeu.
er fnb stut1e eer trdursen unb bsfG:ensSerben Tol
gen EC frben @errbnbstten res Gfers 6@p DE i'm @t-
fen uno ben Gltetsrn emerseu I'M Grp Stuate bes Ge
itbts @eru Der Wu fefrat 6eraflUpen bSe nnruhe,
Masni@mi@c unrrbnuns ter @ereauuuss Sreaue, GQge.
usetne &nstrdftune. Spmptpme Der SdptnbHGt
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Nmnoe {! 6 ute

Sse @ bur bemliGe Safer ee6wddt baben ste ie 70 Of
bOe 4euten Obr in Ger Sule ernen, unb beren Sol
gen ie ana4tIt9 piren elbt TN SGGfe, burd gOIuttp
men, bic, unsetbettt tte Gbe unS9ltd MAIDEN uni
95rper unb Get Ser5rsn Onten Oprt tte n5tttg.n OFT
e ttuH. SOde srirnen miieu, beppv e etnTsten in til
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@stRtg.

Dte irsdbt@eu gStrtuneen aes 9aterS ns ebr su fr-
fn. @erlnf bes eoa&tnties 8erwtrruns eer Sheen e'
brudttet Ser eeat,afte, bb Mbnun9ea Mbnetgun9 rpr
ter @efel@aft u6t ,G& Gnfamtete, TtFtrGneu seaeu
i'd fstbf. Euotiamfett u. ~ pS etnee Der i6ImmeH
EDIde
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betenten as etn seuu6er Self unD sin senoer BrSer t
nctbren i9fen GrfOreerutle sur etelden GI!deliafs
limb Sa, Obne teie wir6 Sic e hes 9ebsn8 CUR raurtser
@leertatrt. De Musdten 6eS Qeb n8 perfinfern d ie
lid unp bic eee tp:rb erariIen 0erAp1iAuu9 uuo
tanhptfhcn Setradtunser reB uns sic Treupen. welf
Mbeere eeutesen perwegsst fnt,
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1863-08-01
Parrot, slight. Missing,J. Z. Murphy,
II Earle Geo II Perkins ~

J. J. Earle, Geo. II. Perkins. ~
COMPANY CHILLED Corporal II. w
Latta, YIN. r. Clapp. Wounded -Josenh
M. Brown, severe, ID. M. stiles, A, ]
Moore. Missing-ist Lieut.. Samuel r.,
wfn,- I'd Lieut.. Charles J.. Anderson, J. "
Fisher, g. III. Thomas, Joshua Colea, BENZ
Burson, j. w. Clark.
COMPANY H.--Killed-Corporai James
A. .Ritner. Wounded Capt. Sivon d
Garhy, LIST Sergeant A. T. AlIoway, Ser.
geants John LarTner and Geo. w. Coye,.
ston, Corporal Clinton Dewitt, Isaac Gam.
Dol, John Parks, Joseph Raybdrn. Mia.
| ing. J. Bal, w. A. Conversion, G. W
Henderson, Cyrus u. Wells and Lewis L
Crawford.
4 COMPANY I.-Killed Sergeant Jesse A
Mcclure, Sergeant Reuben Miller, WIN
Arnold, Wheaton butcher. WounGed~
Corporal M. Tdole, severe, Isaac Boom.
hover, severe, Geo. w. Stocks, leg aInpu.
tated, w. G. Johnson, Chas. M. Clifton
Missing Sergeant Isaac Henderson, Cor.
poral J. Buell., J. Clounky, C. Meyers, c.
| M. Townsend, J. Wilcox, A. Wafden.Ab
COMPANY K.-Killed-M. a. Caia,-
| Wounded-Corporal G. Z. Ellsworth, Sam
uel Grove, severely, leg amputated, NJ.
| Adams, slight, A. W. Levessee, slight, =,
A. Thyme, slight. Missing J ohn 'Blim,
John +. Troutner. - -
Some of the missing may be dead, but
we trust. 10 hear in few days.
| >Rnspectfully A. f. KEABLEs
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1863-08-01
From the 3D. Iowa In f;sntry.

CAMP 3D. Iowa INIT, July "a, 1865.
Editor Ha,Ok-Eye: Should you deem this
hastily drawn up list of sufficient impor..
lance, please insert them in the columns of
your widely circulated, and could say, the
only reliable paper in Southern and Cen
trail Iowa.
One company, B, is from Marion county,
company II from Mahaska county, COM
psny e from Boone county, and company
G from Warren county. Most OF the other
companies are from North Iowa.
Through the misunderstanding Of Gen.
Lauman, many. appear to direct the true
cause of this terrible slaughter. The
rebels declare they never saw men APP
proach death rs we did, and they trembled
as they looked upon that solid rank Of
brave men ere they touched the match
which should send so many noble brave
List of casualties of the Sd Iowa Volun-
teer Infantry. on the 18th of July, 1868. du-
ring charge at Jackson, Miss:
Col. Aaron Brown, wounded in leg, Sc
| we're; Major G. W. Crosley, stunned by
shell, slight; Adjutant G: II. Cushman,
struck by splinter, slight
ComPAkY A.-Corporal r. 8. Bailey,
wounded in wrist, severe; Corporal Geo.
A. Dunbar, wounded, slight Missing
Thomas D. Burrows. Il. Bieekdon, VIII.
Downer, Fred. Keidel, VIM. Scbloth.
ConpAsY B.-KilIed-lst Lieut.. Ed. w.
Hall, VIM. Dawson, Daniel .Daughman,
| Hi Il. Lindsay, George X. Taylor, VIM. l.
1Shepherd. Wounded-Captain John L.
Ruckman, MORALLY, died on the l3th,) I'd
Lieut.. Joseph Ruckman, MORALLY, (dieo
on the 18TH In rebel hospita!,) Corpora
| Will. III. Allehder, severe, r. NJ. Eutter
slight, Hiram Cecil, MORALLY, (died on tn!
10th, } Melvin Stone, severe, Elias II. Mich
OILS, Slight, Isaac Rearn, left arm, severe
Melvin Stone, thigh, severe, d. Brober
slight.
COMPANY C.-Wounded-Wm este
phens6n, MORALLY, Peter Reyter, severe
Chas. James, severe, Phillip Hoffman, SO
we're, Sergeant Allen Sparks, severe, Lo
renzo Wakefield, leg ampntated, Simon
Hays, seyere, Jesse Enders, slight, JOIN
Leighty, slight Missing Sergeant Alfre'
Mitchell, Fran c.. Dickinson, Chaunce.
Mccoy, Robert Baird, George Call, Johl
. tStamm, Ezra u. Warren. IL
IN COMPANY D.-Wounded-1st Lieut. Alb
lffer III, McMurtril, severe, leg arnputated
Samuel Jeffers, severe, G. +. Bartholomew
, severe, left leg amputated, III. A, Nelson
slight, Corporal Horace K. Crandall, slight
: MsSing--ThOmaS Heath.
| COMPANY E.-Killed-Sergeant David
Gilmore, Corporal VIII. q. Cbambers..-
, Wounded-Sergeant Thomas Dent, mortal
ly, Sergeant Robert j. Campbell, severe
James II. Guthrie, slight, Geo. w, Barrett
severe. Missing w. Schooner, Gee
Jones. ns
} CoMpANY F.-Wounded- Captain Jsk
! Swank, slight, ID Lieut.. JACOB Abernethy
severe, Sergeant T.. w. g. Fallett, severe
Sergeant G. 8. Battsfofd, slight, X. III
Kenyon, +. 3. DOuns, Jas. Conner, }. ID
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1863-08-01
From the 22d Iowa.

| Mr. EDITOR.-I have been a Constan
reader of your Daily for the past four
years, and / cannot but admire the fear
less and independent manner you discuss
discuss all subjects which are treated in
your columns. Especially do / admire
| the noble course you have pursued in re-
gard to the great question which now agi-
| tates the whole American people, and which
| is looked upon with intense interest by the
/ whole world, namely, the existence OF the
American Union intact. This question,
with all its Importance is now being SET
tied, and thank you, Mr.. Editor, for the
unfiinching manner in which you have
advocated the right Of this great subject
| For the past year j have labored in The
| field, with musket in hand, for the preser-
walton of this Union, for the vindicanol
| of the glorious old Stars and Stripes and
the perpetuation Of American liberty on
| this continent. That we shall succeed is
certain, (but a question OF time,) and all
will hail with pleasure the dawn OF peace
in our once happy land.
Though our cause is just, yet there are
many wrongs the soldiers have to suffer,
that need not be so, was the attention Of
competent authorizes called to the subject
and to one of these / wish to call your al
tention, believing that you will give the
subject that attention its importance de-
mands.
I Ihere are III This Guy, uellphlS, Lem,
| in different hospitals, four thousand sick
and wounded soldiers, nearly all wounded,
and many of these sufferers have families
in some of the Northern States, to which
they are fondly attached. AS soon as these
unfortunate men are able to travel they
have longing desire, beyond all things
else, to visit their loved ones at home, and
spend some little time, while unfit for duty
in the field, at their own homes, arranging
their business and preparing for another
campaign.
AS soldiers who have labored and suffer
ed much, we think this but our right and
think the Government ought to give fur
loughs to thousands of patient sufferers,
who are in this sultry climate pining away
a noble life, far from friends and kindred;
who might were they permitted to 60
North, regain more speedily their health,
and be far better prepared for the hard
ships of asoldier's life.
Mr.. Editor. can you not say something
on this subject that win give the sick and
wounded the privilege of visiting theii
homes, now that the active campaign o
this season is past. If so you will truly D.
the soldiers friend, and receive thousands
of blessings from waiting hearts in al! th'
North. A. u. =.
| Co. e, I'D Iowa.
| UNION HOSPITAL, MEMPHIS, July 2S, ta