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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-04-23
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SO.EFs FOR THE sEEEELE0JEs.
4 IL sf you whs want BAR SOAP. pat Up 20
"a boxes, obtain tl- tt rsa1ouabls prices
the dme1 wiz permit by applying az The Soap Fac-
tory, Lear she ConfederAte Hou-o, Jackl1n, Mss.
G. 7. LYNCH, Propristor.
p ST. viii sch Self Soap at IS csuy per p0and. It
VIII be o. frstrsta qualify All PARTIES wishing She
same mass furnish bares. kFiglis sarss s1d
0th3-s VIII DO we'll 10 have 81 is3 Grsag7 they can
spsrs shipped 70 ma. I will pay hsh rr.cs for the
sams- Al orders ace rn1ausd with tho cash or grease
shipped Ga b Functusiiy attezdsd "a.
apIs 2w g. r. LTlyCU.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-04-23

EW We lean lhat schooner laden with four
and other needed articles, arrived at Poncba-
touls on the G0ih.
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SUBSTITUTES WAWTED
eaITI SlIlTII ElInIIl

/ viii paid If cary appllcz.ion ls ms6s to ne.
O. BOYD.
sp2I5ss Benton, Mss.
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- The work oa She new ordnance founfry
at the Washington navy yard has been resumed.
The dimsnsions Of the building viii be seventy
five feet ten inches 'front.' two hundred and fifty
feet long and forty feet high, and win contain
IN one end six furnacas-three on each side
being connected, and the whole ak arranged so
that they may heat ihs malal for one gun
Enough metal may Be heated in these furnaces
10 cast q gun weighing one hundred thousand
pounds At the opposite end Of the building
there vii be twelve furnaces Of a smaller size,
capable Of ruunin5 metal enough for any oTd--
nary run
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-04-23

How FORTUNES ARE MADE AND LOST rs
WAR TIIEs.--Ihe New YORK JsttrHgi Of Com
l8crcs gives the following Instances Of the
hazard Of mercantile Transactions during war
times
An invoice Of SIX hundred ba,es Of cotton was
consigned to this market, on Eugli7h account
Il was sold ct ninety-thIes cents Der poUnd, and
the seller at once engaged his exchange for re-
mitlsnee. Before the Transactions was CON
cluded, the turH cams, sud both cott'n sud ex-
change came down. The buyer of The costoa
was rot able TO take it, bUi the buyer Of the cx-
change YVES compelled to fulfu his agreement,
50 that he was compelled 20 pay 500 0G0 on
his part Of the trsnsacti0u, white tie eatt0n still
remained Unsold. Take another instance; A
celebrated manufacturer boughtof a very clever
spseulator eight hundred bales Of cotton for fore
wgrd delivery al a high price, say siEhsY-eight
cents Cotton went down, down, every day,
and the manufacture warns into panic. So
be settles his contract By paying ov5E to the for
tunate operator a cheek iOF SSl 900.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-04-23

A SAD SiGHT.-We noticed in shis city on
Monday last, wounded soldier, formerly be-
LONGING to the New York 69th, and It was 8
sight that we do not wish to behold again. His
right arm and leg were both off, and bullet
bsd passed from bis upper lip to bis foThesd,
taking off his nose aud portion Of the lip
BeaUer Dam MS ArgHs.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-04-23

~ The Fredericksburg correspondent Of the
Richmond E1aminer, writing on the I4th inst,
says:
Our successes ct Yicksburg and Charlegton,
ard The prolapt and influential subscription of
the Is 600 000 European loan, have inspired the
army and The whole country.
There remains nothing more 10 be said, save
that the condition Of the troops hers is all that
can be desired. Tas was inspection day for
Gen. Barksdsles csmmsnd, aud thsFe was not
s coademned maskei in tho whole brigade.
This men throughout this departmentwers never
in such good health. equipment and efiici ency
as st present
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-04-23

~ We call attention to the advertisement Of
3 lost child IN smother column.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-04-23
SOME or THE FRUlTs.

There were found in the rebel works one 50
FOUNDER smooth bore csnnon, and a fine
l2pounder Tiaed brass howizer This latter
piece, with Its csisson, was bsing drawn over a
bridge across a ditch to the rear Of the works,
when 3 solid shot from one Of our go pound Psr
Tots struck the bed Of the piece, and threw It,
with the caisson, into the ditch, where It now
lies.
Large stores Of sll kinds Of ammunition and
some Enfield rifles, and-a few small arms, were
found in the works, having been abandoned by
the enemy. The remnants Of hasty meal
were found scattered around near the cannon.
In one place the earthworks were torn up by
bursting shell, and the earth in many places
Yves much plowed up by the iron missiles Of
death.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-04-23
DEATH AND DEVASTATION.

The widest enthusiasm prevailed among our
troops as they entered this rebel stronghold.
Loud cheers were given as the advancing col
Hmn passed through tbs iHtFeEchmsnts, and be-
held the fearful effects 81 The two days struggle-
But the work Of destruction was not confined
to the locality Of the rebel intrenehments It
was q sad sight to behold most beautiful park,
where marble and brass statGettes, marble fouu-
tsins and graceful psTteTres, hs3 been ruined by
the retreating enemy before leaving TIE place.
The FIRST plantation above The Notifications is
lhat Of I. s. Bislsnd, who is now in the Con-
fsdeFate army, end from whom the rebel camp
nesv by receives its name. There was little
star FORT without armament OF garrison, on the
right Of the road near the bayou, just above
Bisand's place
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-04-23
AN ADVANCE

An sdvanea Of the whole colamn noyV took
place, General Wei.zsps division taking the
van. Upon entering the works, the scene on
every hand gave-the fullest evidence Of bloody
work the day before. Their unbuTied dead were
lying around on all sides Within an area of
City feet thirty horses lay dead on the field.
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ANOTHER F0RTTFICATTov.

About bali mile beyond the star fort an
other short line of esTthworks had bean thrown
up 70 the soulh Of the road, with the evident in
tent Of commanding the road, the field and the
bayou
Among the principal plantations along the
road beyond these works wers those of Leo
TaTleton, Gen. Morse, and ono laid out with
which has been considered ono of the finest in
Louisiana Also that Of Dc Danean, Of Natchez,
Mise After leaving Dr. DuneaR'5 plantation
We came TO those Of tas Creole population
among which are the Fasilior, Gfaveaburg, and
Olivier placas
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-04-23

When JEFF Davis FIRST made the proposition
in the State Of Louisiana, shat every man uyl-
willing to fight for the Confaderscy should leave
the State, Mr. Smith, Of Louisville, had not
time enough to leave with light draft steamer
in bis possession, and it was confseated on the
0uachita. Its name was the CoTne. Since
that time il has been employed to transport
rebel troops and army stores For the last two
months il has been constantly employed in esr-
rying salt from the mines, seven miles south
west Of New Iberia to the junction Of shs Teche
and Cahawbs bayous. From this point the salt
has been transported to Alsxsndria, and by way
Of Red river TO Yialysburg. Port Hudson and
left HeW iberia with load Of ammunition for
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-04-23
a LITTLE F0RAGISG

The army marched on the FIRST day to point
Just above 2sttersonyille, where It was learned
that the prisoners taken from the Diana had
been sent uD to Franklin. The mGrnh was at
tended with the usual amount Of iorsging, and
msny a. mess that night was supplied with
every variety Of barnyerd game. Orc woman
bscame so frantic with the loss Of beT chickens,
that she fell upon her knses, and with clasped
hands and upturned eyes implored the divine
mercy upon the goddess wTetches who ware de-
vastating her hen r0ost.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-04-23

No special movement was made in pursuit Of
the enemy until early the next morning, when
General Emory ordered a portion Of his COM
msn8 to fire into the bFesstWorks, to make sure
that they were evacuated. But at this time
Colonel Kimhall had entered the works on the
right, and Immediately planted the national
colors upon the parapet
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-04-23

VIcRsBUR8 April 22-Everythiug remains quiet,
The eremy sp7ear 20 be working on the peninsula bst
terry. The river falling pretty fast
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-02-20

4BDUAo. HOW'LL q
sGenaemes Having = ny command
10 other i means Of immsdiate conmunicA-
ton With the ssbscribeD to the Constitu-
don newspaper, Of which / was the pub.
Usher md proprietor, Jou will cblige me
By inserting 10 your papsr OF tomorrow
the following card together With this note:
On yesterday Aftsrnoos, while 1 vs'
abssnt from the o6oe. gang of soldisEa
from III. hospitals IN this city, armed with
revolvers and bludgeons, forcibly entered
tbs Office and destroyed the whole Of the
na.srial, presses, DE, with which the
paper hs been prissed. This ~ili ac.
count for the non-sppearsncs Of tie Con.
stitudon Thy morning. But notwith-
staading / hare lost several thoussn I'd dol
lars BY this nj Of flawlsss vandalisn, shs
pablicatioa n tbs Ccnstitutioo viii bs
rsssnsd - soon - / can procure The
necessary new material. ! shall hav'
mezs TO ray oasthis subject at another
timc. 4E3 THos w. OLAaxs1.
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VI sHV OM1S. VIII
CAnp MAR Bars srArIos,
II 4. ~ u u Tnu~ Enh q

oAAf MAX DhAi STATION,
Al. a Y. d, h..) IxsH- Feb. 8.
MkssAs. kDiroas; Ihe readers OF The
oa'e might oe interested 70 hsarag
occasionally from No. n q iowa's consri- li-
buttons aI to the service OF our country
An rights Lon answer. perhaps,
mucn VIII depend on Inc ihieEm0o0
given ana manner q k.ung inave an
an'.cnpa.ea sucn : leP'y' ana naeo' /" ~
.y.ng 'ns'' "nen 1e''er = 1a"sSsty
ouii' ana Wooio' ~ Jour ess'mauon' Oe
900 se0ere On innlcsion on your rsaoe's'
you .'e .o''y as'nor,aea z % 'n'0w = evss- 81
o0alo. 00 ~ : Z 8 : le''el aoes not nals
.s appearance e yoor paPer, 4 may con
0laos 'n1t !" e''ast iost ''sel' on sns ~sH
OF ~.s NOT e0a''0eseo worth ~ room
ana !. 'ns losmsr NOT being sne iaes, ton
invesue easlon, tne 'a''er may e inferred
-sAo wfl'er .n'erpre', Selvloas no ion-
ger required ! v'll assume a. yoar
answer Satisfied, no" proceed
but nov. Wncre commences, 00
back almost year, ana wn'e up .ns nus
tory O the regiment Drsg you 'nrougn
the tsd'an q ~ organl.a10u' ten you
the NAMES Q. ne g.n.o. omcers, gerry you
% Den'0n D,.nssA' ,,,'s y "''' - - 0''s =
M n nj
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-02-20

~Ws publish bsisw. At the REQUEST
u The soldiers, The pledgs vhich thsy
made, setting forth the reasons for de-
stroyirg he Constitution Ofhoe. i will
not be deemed bY any inappropriate 70
allow ON sxprsaaios fron ahe Eoldiers en-
gagged in this scs. stpsblic opinion may
be fully informed in regard to al ths cir
cums.anees of the case, This paper vas
signed By $50 seldiers Of The hospital,
most Of whom, Ne undsrsaand. are await
ing transportation to return 10 service.
HrADouARrE U. 3. ecrplzss,l
Keokuk, Iowa, Feb. -, 'sS.
We, the undsrsigned soldiers Of the q.
|S. army, being fully convinced that the
infuenee Of paper published in this city
called "The Constitution" edited BY
Thos. Clagett, has exerted and ls exert
ing . reasonable influence, (inekcusabls
BY us a. soldien) against the Govern
ment for which We have staked cur all
in the present crisis. We, therefore.
consider it duty We owe to ourselves,
our brethren 10 the field, our families at
home. our Government and our Cd. to
demolish and cast into the Mississippi
river, the press and machinery used 70,
the publication Of The aforesaid paper,
and any psrsonor persons that interfere,
70 Help ~ GoD.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-02-20
DxMeOnAcx xAsrlArD unsr.


. ~ = + S7 T t
Aahony, the democratic traitor f lows,
who ought still to be in prison in sxilst
from the country, and who ~ richly msr-
it, hanging . ever Benedict Arnold did,
though IKE him he has mot met nth his
just deserts. is taking John Van Buren, 70
task. In - recent connsnication il thsr
New York World, Mshosy seb firth thas
there Is not unity Of purpose bstwesn
the Democracy Of the RAst and Of the
West. The westera democracy, he H.
sists, 10 = peses parsy, while ths sasssrn
democracy, according 70 Van Bstrsn and
Seymour, is war party. ~ a. ..'..
Here 10 an extract from M[ahony's
conmunication 10 the World, and We no
gvet that Il doss give . saithfutexposition
Of 'he sentiments " that portion Of the
v, stern democracy who have ths control
oi esL@ party organixatipn, sad Of whom
Aahony and Geo. w. Jos~ ars the re-
preventative men: I'D .sias u .&s1f9
s'rThere Il vast cl.asin between th4
Democracy Of the Nofth-west, whsre
hail from, and that Of the New York -
You, Of this Stats, recording to Mr. Van
Buren. are for . vigorous prosecution d
the war We, Of the North-west, are Tor 1
vigorous prosecution Of peace. :
II DO not spesk for she North Ywsst, ,bal
Of it, when / ~ that the people Of tha
section. sspecislly those Of Illinois. IDdi
ana and. lows. are opposed - A f1fths,
prosecution of che sxistiDg wsr. = -
1.-THE pactieal design ofthis comtnuni
cation il TO produce concert Of action, I
there be harmony Of sentimsnt, betweer
tho conservative elements Of New Y0rl
and Of the Northwest and II there b,
| not that harmony of sentiment bstweel
NJ, TO let ~ Aundefstand each other. /
| Mr.. Van Buren, speaks for the Democra
cy hsre, l think l may say OF The Dem
ocfacy Of he North h-west, that vre are no
4 With you. a% - - -
"Whai is desirable for rs Of the North
| vert 10 know ID, doss Mr.. Van lBurenAre
/ present Democratic sentiment = conserva
| tive sentimsnt-in New York, when Z
this stage Of affairs he fivon i yigorou
prosecution of the war;" 49,
! Nov, how are the Armistishers Of T.
| Northwest to Gil up this vast ,hasm b
tween the var de,noc~cy of the East IN
the peace democracy Of the West. VIII
/ it be possible for the two factions East'an'
West, 70 march bodily into the ranks 9
the rebel faetiOA undsr JEFF. Davis, an
i thus reston matted democracy for th
4 s1nintion of the world. How eia
can the hsSkcn fragments Of tho party
reunited
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Paa1Du Rslies u Eal subscribers

yolw nte spr meil sohsqShsrs 10 not aotics
thsfAss Dsiaass sspssias Abeis saA@pes seel -
pa. - isdiestss ~ si4e 10 sekfsl sAsiv sst-
ssrreis. = ssil, asa whsa rssswsd .~s pr thrss
aaesls elyanes nvss as tseabk, sIa Invariably
pepssas ~ sssess. il L. our rIis when ths tiuss
has pxsispl = drsp ~ Dsme, and all who wish -
aaaainae - pa,w VIII rsnit short tise prsviess
" gsfE
- sxpiraEiop Of nbsenptisp.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-02-20

1Ws give the. Fort Madison Plain
dealer credit for speaking cf Governor
Wrigh, in something like moderate terms.
Itaays in The beginning Of its notice of
his speech here:
ave had the pleasure Of hearing .
speech on Tuesday night. at Keokuk,
from the late SesAtor Wright of Indiana
The 6saator said very much which We
beestily endorse s-snd uasch which "
did not concur 10. His allusion to the
Aag >fosr ooantry--the bravery Of tAt
Farmy,-the character Of rebels --and the
necessity Of sustaining the government
We fully endorse. .8 .asa.
List 90 Hswa sslAssrs wAs Aave aisd
m naAoptsaAs ~ ~. kOuis, M0s, 1ro0
Feb. Sra - Feb. ~, leS3. \,
RurnlsAsa ~ ThsA ". J. Long, los I4val stats sasi
tsry Aesnt for -. Louis md vitan'iy.l
Feb. 2-N. v.B. .Tsnchill, 90 B, 34th
variola conApeps. a|s ls e
Wn. Bishop. % b, 34th. variola con.
Feb. 3-Wm. ThoFnbury, co A, 34th
!. yarialA condnsns.
/ g. w.. Foreman. co G, 34th, svarioi'
conduens. ss s.s
Jas. Moore, co G, 34th, variola con.
L II. Crunsel, co II. 34th, do
7 Jesse Moore, 60 d, 3ath, do
&thr.4G. W.. Gable, % i, s34th do ;al 4
I ls6tk--F. w. Whssles, 343h,d do, /. D
I7aS-rR Laugh, - +, 3lAA,s do s
ll8tAjj Ditoa Coz, - D, S6tAg 10 Il
i0tAstJs Dawson, COB, S4tA, do
lOehs q. .B. Broun. 90 + Slth, DO VI d
OkaaW WAstznhas, % D, 2lth, sssipslA
1 1T Rishins, 100 X, ~, sAseG diar1hsa
lA1h Absan 6harp, 90 |, 3oth sgastritii
u q. n Boyea sOl, 9Th, spssln do !
Jno. d Mash, - D, 30th, pnsunoaiI
John 6niGh. jr., 20 A, 34lh, chponi
diarrhea. Il a9 sat III 81 itfg
n J.sNishsnsr, co D, SD, mrphfnl.
/ Will Middleton. 90 9, 37th, cytitis.
Dir Jasa 1isAa,so n 3Ash, plasrisy.
}l6lk4 Che A. Wilnery % K, RAtl
| tDolnoAinsdiasshsa. essl slli S gsfsoi'
ID 7 = Esei4a0n, - D. 8lsk diarrhsai
IL Wn. lhthawn - " 31th, do 81
I l7th--G AsAs~, o. y, sAtk, isansh
1 a*xesn1l. .sasct Stz
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-02-20

HroknY.-Ys Yssisrday was . decidedly
sesmy day u aA respects. ia the users-
ing .sssay - had On the part of sha
wsathsr. J 'hsavy min which, by noon, wa'
ps0ety WI oonvertsd to SNOW. In tho
aftssneco 3 stern Of the slomsnts, both
na1unlAaa homan.s hat the stsrm ovsr-
head. ~ ske storm Of passion and sx.
citenenf, must In time subaide BY more
gsnial ILlnenses. sds
a ahs ssa mer sun surely follows thu
slssn1 d winter, - surely Will tha ann Of
pssss ~ Uiion eventually sdsd u the
eltsda ana blsn our now dillnetsd ooun.
tEJs,s.s ss
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-02-20

Z
Received II Soldiers Aid Society, Of
Muscssiuc, Iowa, at United Setss Gene
ral Hospital, Ksokuk, Iowa. the follow
ing astielss, viz: ! lbs. blackberries, 4
lbs, dlsl cherries, 20 lbs dried apples,
20llhs. dried peaches. IL lbs. prunss. Ii
lbs. sslt cod 6sh, l9 lbs. butter, ID lbs.
soda crackers, 10 lbs. dried beef, IL cans
tomatoes. Il, dos. sggs, y pairs drawers,
Y shirts, IS handksfchiss, 2s pairs
voolss socks, ] bag lint and bandagss.
F@ which please aocspt the tn sinks oi
Surgeon in charge.
H.. X. TAYLOR,
GAn1~~.l
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-02-20

Nxxrs RsPAIRs.--That ]Grt OF the
phGk md lying bstwssa ~ north and
of1(ais stnst and ~ Tel Gnt1 is' j. 4
sc1tPhght rasA PaaDnts : aivsaiSsd
appess4oes ii6sbs vsy sfbrl'kss and r.
uovsd pHaks, chuck bsls and alternate
mud and corduroy. Several tsams, kaded
With produce for the city, have besn stuck
there of lats, = mod banad As the Army
Of tBs Rsppahaasoak- II this piece 81
roaA haloep u ssy body, snd if il , any
bsdy's bs,fass = PIT II vi order, i II
higA tixs son,sthing vas dome about it.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-02-20
10 Nsws.-Wsrsesivsd - tslagraph,
10 ssport lAst night. a' ~

Gov. WRIonT's 6Ix4ou. Extra copies
ofths Case or, eoniaining GeYsrnos
Wsiehs's 6psssh. - - obsainsd u our
eosalisg-roon, scr I've ssnss per copy.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-02-20

sw ri NTSSsS {sM
To asDo1Dcs 70 the loving COM
aanisy Of this city that Mr.. L. Y. II.
csseby, ~ world renowned BAlislisi
ara usapossr, wall give one Of HE social
sveningS = the Ashensn, % Friday even.
ing, Feb 2lst = saneiAat, W think, n
eGuvd H. hall. Ths nsss sapaosnssnsai
ofhis AnuSU q ~ Esss and Wet ~Aess
hShas' 'rayslsd, draws out largs aad faah-
iossSIs ,aaAsapss, Hn p'pgranns' !. - q
The eeeasion will comprise Ballads, d.
scsiptivs, pathetic, patriotic and conic, II
suit No tasts u al. / Go early and secure
4 beAt.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-02-20

42lagg g NGkD.
On tha evsniAg OF the Is,h inss.nt R,cuA = n
HianAM, youugest son - Orson and Auspds q Rstnn
ASsd ~ mOnths and Is days So = =
The friends of hspsr are respectfully anyissd to
attend The funeral their residence, Ninth and
Frsnhiin streets, on this (Friday) afternoon, ., 4
O'Clock, without further notice
ButitDstcs Hswtsye viii pieasscop,. "
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-02-20

NEW FERRY BETWKENKEOKUKs
IN And AAMIATpN. 4, s.4isessssy,
8ivsR new sonoa aSAs 1aeAA ~ Ksys
beat cRSsslnv every hAIf-AoaF, anA
TeKrA01O ~ U4Uaaar faSessMtE ~ NA
TNhnsv Ferry Compaay have pursAsssd go pm
In spsssaApn ssd. substantial tSssy Rat, and M
kaveiin9 pabaic can depend getting across the rv
Or wss e u psssAbIe fsr se thresGA sha ict
sise ss.ssi ~ = ,s.s " ~. AUSTIN Asssss
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-15
From Fortress Monroe.

FoxTals MoBRos. July Il. ls1.
Yesterday afternoon, at 4 o'clock, Lieut. Ssnborn
who was drillinga colorsd military company, and
while in front Of Andrew Fosters dry goods store
on Main ,trsst, Norfolk, WA shot, one ball passing
in a, the mouth and on, behind the ear and another
ball passed through his body, entering the len
shoulder and passing out At the right Lisu& pan
born died In about fifteen minutes af,srwafd. Dr.
Wright Of Norfolk 10 charged with the murder, and
hsda preliminary examination last evening before
tho Provist- Marshal, Major Bevsy.
Tie fr,, witness called vn !.ssut-Col. Guyou Of
tho l4s,h Nsw.York Regiment: who testified thai
Lieut.. 6snboru bad drawn up bis company on Main
stree, In frsni OF Andrew Posters store, and was In
from, OF his men dressing then, when Dr. Wright,
who was in the stere, addressed some remarks 10
Lien. sanbon, who replied that il he was
further intsrfersd with in that way he
would ARES, him. The Doctor thereuron
advanced and shot Lieutenant Sanborn In the
head.
IL. Lieuanant then turned upon the Doctor with
sv ord uplihed, when tie Doctor fred second time
hitting tho Li.utsnan, fn, in the hand, and ps"ns
through from his lef, TO his right shoulder.
The Lieutenant seized the Doctor, and endeavored
TO wrench the pistol from his hand, and while thus
struggling they entered the store, . grsa. crowd
following them.
The Lieutenant and Doctor continued struggling
for several minutes when the wins" took the
pistol from DR.. Wright. Lieut. s. died in about
Efleen minutes.
Six other Witnesses were examined, whose tssti'
n,ony wAs in substance a. the above.
Tie Doctor W - committed 10 jail.