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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-10
IMPORTANT TO LADIES
ssnrcRt American Remedy,
IR IL inNEN'S

CHroao 1dern.A F-.aa1e p.iis.
NXYHICH HAVE NEVER YET FAILED
w fw-'ren the directions haze been strictly
followed il removing difficulties arising from OBJ
s'rncton or st"pnye oil nature on ii restorr the
stem ~ per!rct health VIII. IL suffering jrora
spe, al Affections. ploy,,>'i, ttel tie Wits
other. weakness Oh the Uterine organs The pills
arr perfectly harisiess on the constitution. aud
mas BE- taken !. tie NEST delicate ie,..a.s- t!sut
causing distress; II III. sa're ,r .ct Ike charm
hl Strengthening il...uvrasng ana restoring, the
sN stem i, healthy condition. and by bringing on
..ionii'y period of regularity, matter i.oin
what cause the obstruction NAV arisc The.
should. however, hot be taken the frs; three Or
tour months Of pregnancy. thso4h safe ii any
other time ,n,sc.,r. i.s... wul!i te IL. result,
Each DO. .us.,ains 80 pills. Price 81.
Dr.. Harvey 5 Treaties On li.sci.s.s Of Females,
Pregnancy. Miscarriage ,,a..cn,st IS, Hterili-
y, Reproduction, als.! Abuse IF nntire,
and crGphti,capy The ia,,les priyas. .lica al
;aaer, ara:apllc Of 5ppagcs, sent free to ANY id
dress. siX cents required to pay pp>aye
Tie Pills and Book wiil be sent i.v mail and
cenliden.ialis when desired securely scaled. ana
prepared Gu Teceip, u money By
i. .:iYAN. NJ. D.. Gen'l Agent
~ Cedar street, New York.
/. Sold nv all the principal druggists.
Smith i Dwye;, wholesale agents, Chicago.
NEW MEDICAL DISCOVERY FOR THE
N Permanent Cure Of
Gonorrhca. Glec:. Unnatural discharges. impo-
tcnce, seminal Weakness, Nightly Emissions.
tEcent;u.nce Genital Debility and Irri-
liability. .irave! Structure and aiicc-
tions o.tlie Kidney and bladder,
which has been used ~ upwards OF
loo p II Y ICIAN
in their private praesice, with entire success. su
preceding CGbeps Carsaea, or ANY other com
pound hitherto k:uMn.
i, l. l. l. ) LIFE PILLS.
are speedy in action, often oileciing cure in a
few DAYS and when cure is effected ii il perina
nent. They are prepared from vegetable extracts
that are harmless on the system. and never naa-
sasie t!sc stomach or nipregnate The breath and
being sugar coated. al. nauseous taste is avoided
No change Of diet is neces sary whilst using them
nor does their action Interfere with business
Eac', box contains six dozen pills.
Price. 81 Sold ty all the principal druggists
gin place. where agent is a!yeyt.,ed tl,cy will
oe sent 10y mail, posi- paid, and confidently
ed iroia observation WHEN desired, receipt of
money, ~ j. BRYAN. NJ. ~. &c Cedar 81 X
!. Smith Il I'wyer, Wholesale agents. Chicago
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-10
Consumption can be Cured.

The advertiser physician Of 80 years expert
ence. in the treatment Of Lung Discusses. Bron-
chitis. asthma, dc, but now retired from the prac
tice, is DESTROYS IF imyarsisg his experience by
dl.lusing in!orma;i"n Inv aluabc t. the suffering
humanity, and which has cured thousands
The same medicine wil. do ios all. lie will send
a Prescriptions IA ia'. directions for USE adapt
ed to each particular case. and will surely effect
cure. Try tit will cost YOU nothing a stamp
required tor postage. Address,
H. LOWE, NJ. u, Box 5o15. New York CITY.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-10
To the Ladies:
DR. E. Il. ECRTO.S FEMALE PILLS.

Tbese pills by iorg eXrerienco IN private prac.
ice, la . b.sa foui d the most u.efa remedy
.yai l. 80 gcnera cum sin.s tie ten ale &C.
.es.i ct to, ,uc, ~ snppress' ns Irregularities
Whites. fal'ii9 the womb. tumore, Oil urinary
ista, ., nerv Us dsbili., 81
p.rss sc.ii sa. Or. Burton's Office or ssniing
for ;,ssk.yrs OF medicines. may rely upon his ..su
-snce OF cofnl.n isl y, I'm ri cit 1tif and
Z .iect % iauie tbpn % BE- charged ~i,h u fair
sntn'l +, - is!scto'y IemuEt9s lon f>r aeEvices
ysnc. ard
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-10
Home Songs Of the w ar.

American Marsei.laisc. E7mer. 80.
e Under our flag beat the long call once more,
Call up the North Is YOU called her before
Our Volunteers. Song and Chorus. ..
sudden and loudthc war u, rang"
Softly HOW. tcnder.v Il. i.lal with care. 50.
This i. Leso whose pale 70 IN We bear"
Inscribed to the mothers wives and sisters
slain in battle
From the Red Battle Field Quartet So
.'Silcntlv. tenderlv mnurufully hc..v
From the red battle field volunteers cone :"
A Hero has Fallen ~
His saddle i snpty. and silcaihcd Is his sword.
Another has is;t ~ To reap his reward.
Emancipation Song and Chorus 30.
In this land o the free, not slave shall there be-
As cause for rebellion or treason"
Mother. when the war il over. Sig and Chc 81
The Drummer Boys March. 81.
Sent by mai: postpaid, on receipt OF price.
OLIVER DiTSOA Il CO., Publishers on
Washington street. Boston
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-10
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Dn1AAA UI. IA MI.
.*E2usfEE -ou>@>-sS-s - aAss.A
Dream ON, my soul. dream on,
Nor ever wake 10 weep
Let nought 81 pain or woe
DesuIS Ny kanqsL sIeep.
Dream that the word IL true;
Ina. love will never decay;
That friends viii ia.tht,,l pnvye
inadvefssy's dark day
Dream 81 q on earth no gfief sAaNs
shall Ger o'erwheitn the SOUL
Nor SORROW, like Hood.
Over tiir -y,ir,; rol
Di.am 81 tmssi fslri on nigh
" here beauty never faues,
Where olp e,efnAi sprins
Blooms mad the ,.rnai glades.
Dream that no scalding tear
snail ever DIM tncrye
Oi hun MAO dweas wssnin a
Tiiat better land on high.
Dfcain OF tne music sweet
NV spirit there snaI near.
And .. The pal - oi ,.toiy
Ny hnnas s.,a'i ever bear.
Dream Of my lost, loved friend,
Who iony hatn gone before,
An, sitcln nov Tor me
u pom The ON, siiorc.
Dream IN, my soul. dream on.
Inv dr. cams SHALL soon be DER.
AID shall wake, al last.
10 uream on eaIta no more
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-10
Camp of 9TH Excelsior Brigade. j

: IL ua;y I'd, I9hl.
PRor HolLowAr.-ssr Please send me for
enclosed 81 cents worth Of il il pills. Enclosed
find IL cents 10 pay postage, and you will cbige.
Yours &c. SerLt WV POWERS
Co. 5,ll Reg. Excelsior Brig, Washington
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-10
EASslE YOlsACC4l MO,,slx,..

r UWENrHAL, ROTHSCnlLD SEQ NAY.
IL iacturers of Plug Tobacco. and
wholesale dealers in Leaf Fine Cut. SIN, Iinr
Tobacco and Cigars 81 south Water street l,h
go. rnii26
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-10

Pner HOLLOWAY Please find enclosed the
sun ot siee for pills. ! have diarf,.n.s. and
can get i. stopped, SO want 10 u, your pills.
Yours, &c. Wv. CIIk,kSTi.
nlch15sm Co u. in.th Penn 6ois
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-10

DIARRnEA AyD DYsENTFry.-We have
examined a great number of letters from
some OF the most prominent citizens OF
Cincinnati aud Covington, otr, speaking in
the highest terms al! DR. Str.,lan,l's in,i-
Cholera Mixture for the cure OF ,iaril.,ea
and dys"ntcly. The letters are TOO Long to
publish. Mr.. Woods. Of Co,iugtnn. saws
he was pronounced incurallc by the best
doctors in Cincindsti. and one bottle cl Or.
Stricklands Ant-C hslera nixture effect, i
permanent cnre after suffering for months
with the worst form Of diasih;saa and ,lyscn-
terry. 80 cts bottle. For sale BY druggists
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-10

Puaski. Tenn December afth S63.
PEoT IloLIoNAy Dear -ir Please tind en-
closed ~ q" aud scrd the ainnun. in your FL
mons pills as am troubled with dyspepsia and
seek cute. Yours, Ac..
TII0S. r. TURNER Go I, "a Iowa Inf
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-10

Norris Island :. C., Jan. 9Th. lss4
IinnY. HOLLOWAY Dear SIR. Enclosed YOU
will find 81 cents. for vi ich wish you - send
me Some Of .our valuable pills; send them bv
mail. | enclose II cents for postage. Address
|. c. HALL, Co. D, 18th y H.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-10
Mir REED sWEN,

those corten;a.ng narri age. y 10 err suffering
/, der All, ts. 6 fear!nl IN adde's should sot T.
81 the sacred on.itii,'y To ting upon .hen,
cor de .ay 10 Obtain iiaiae ilaie relief
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-10

The Marquette lake superior Juouraqi
SAYS the grand aggregate OF iron orc mined
there tins year VIII approximate, if it does
not exceed, 100000 gross tons.
Specie still continues to De q drug in Can
ada. In most OF the towns the circ,!latipc
value Of small silver coin has been reduced
below par A silver coin this side of the
Lakes is curiosity.
Geo. Peabody. the famous American
banker in London, will retire from active
busincs, next October The house will con
tnuc. but the name will lie changed. Mr..
Peabody will visit and spend most Of his
time in the United States.
IN official adjustment Of the quotas aud
credits Of Indiana show that in all llO,g23
men have been called for from that State.
and l22, 40 have been furnished, being an
excess Of II ,ie7 mon 70 be counted on the
next call.
A Montreal dispatch says Mr.. Giidincs
was engaged IN playing game Of billiards
at st. Lawrence Hall with friend, when
he Suddenly complained Of weakness, and
) down on sofa He at once became in
sensible and expired in few moments.
A sailor falling from the rigging TO the
deck Of vessel at New Haven the other
day, hit the captains nose with the toe
Of his boot aud broke his own neck.
\ beautiful specimen Of me finest
Irish lace, valued a. one hundred gum
cas- has beon prepaid for presentation to
the Princess Of wales. by the lalies Of
ireland, in remembrance of the ROYAL
marriage.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-10
No 3 LeClairc Row
w,Y spgc.. CAIN

TRUSTEES SALE
WHEREAS, on the lst day OF Jaiy, A. d.,
w I~a;t johnson Wakcr. oil the cuulItv Of
Gp.tor. in the state oi Iowa, executed unto
t.eorpc = e. Dow - tristcr, certain deed ..
trust conveying 70 said trus'cetlie laai III Gin
ton county, iowa, described % follows t. wit -
ti. south quarter .! the northeast qua ter
OF section No eight ia township No. eighty
thrce % mort u ran u No lou. y east oi tire
nth 9th p. IN. Winch said conveyance wa.
made by the said johnson Walker. for the rur-
pose OF securing the payment OF SIX crrfain prom
issry notes therein sD.cliied. aad the interest
thereon si-ued BY said johnson y akcr, dated
the Ill day Of July. A. y. 1851. and payable as
follows One for xi4 ~ pay able June lst, i =,
one fpT So % payable January -. 1853. ons fo-
81. 4" due january ls lct4, one for az 50 pay
able January Is; $50, FOR s.. 20 paybe Jan
nary Il l.n. one iur 5l 81 payable January Isl,
ls;l all parable to order OF Macklot fprbin, a,
their u..i.e IN the CITY OF Davenport Iowa.
And now said three first mentioned notes hav-
ing become due and payable and the said John
son Wall + having Jailed 10 pay the same, J,
Geo. = &. Dow. trustee ~ aforesaid 90 hereby
give thi. public notice that by virtue Of III POI"
or wnic IS 10 me vested by sad deed " trust.
viii On SATURDAY., the lsiI uas OF June, a. ~
1854 at the hou, Of two o'clock In tie afternoon
OF said day. at the Court House door III the CITY %
nsyrnporf EXPOSE and ..fcr Tor sale, at public
anr,on the parcel vi land above described, or so
mncs, thereof ~ hail be necessary 10 satisfy aud
nav the amount If SAID note witn the interest
thereon to the day Of sale. together with an the
costs and expenses attending said sae, costs Of thus
notice and trustee fees
Dat the 25tn oi May. iSs4
ma,.5 .ts GEOn6f. ). &. DOW. Trustee.
STATE or IOWA, In the District Court for
-c,rr CorxrY said county.
t;eorgianna &. Jones VS.. JOAN H. Jores
To Iohn K. Jones, Sir:
VOu ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED, that there
j l. now on lie IN the office liic clerk OF ~"
District Court for Scott county, State OF Iowa, 4
petition Of G.orgianna &. Jones, praying Tor =
| divorce from the bonds OF marrnon. no" SUP
/ s.sfiny between you and plaintiff for reason Una.
Won .iaye b en- guilty III such innnEian tFea'he'
| towards her as 10 cndamgcr her life. And per-
TONER also pravs tlat she have tie giiai oEis1P
| 81 i;eorrialna A. II. Joncs and Laura Il. =. \.
| jones. your and her II inor children
Now. unless YOU appear ain answer theIe.o ~
ar before noon Of the second day Of the ne n term
d said Court to be bespn and holden . q" .s S,i
vii 10 entered of record. and judgment rendered
thereoa, granting the prayer Of pet'''oner' & 1.
! Nav ~ lse4.4~1.a- t-c.
: Z III Keye0uel DAWSON TRUE,
ss.mn' 81 CT. PLANTING AttOrneys.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-10
Camp near Brandy Station. Va.

Camp near Brandy Station, Va,
January It'll, 1864
Psor. Holloway Dear kir have heard a
crc, dead Of talk about, your famous Pills end
/ never N rcej o! iie,n until nov ! want ~
TT. them. a. da-fhpa is very rre .aient al the
present tiiae >erl me sc worth II the enclosed
Yours. &c, JOSEPH WALSH,
Co + 9th Rept Excelsior I.rya,le
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-10
There arc Meteor. lmycntio..

That flash up the moment in the newspapers and
pass 70 ophVion. ihere also Greet Is,seosAyi.s
which take pellnanont hold ofpublic estimates
and Last for all Time. Permanent among H.
latter class stands '"c
ChristndOrO's Hair Dive
A vegetable preparation. harmless as water which
in tive minutes. 7ta1.to,,as Gray lair, or hair
chanting brown Unique in its composition ana
Unstable an its results It HIS achieved popularity
with both Sc xes, with every class of spciety and
10 ~ pats of the world Manufactt,sed 81 y
ckstsee tort, . Astoel aca ss,s New Ysrk.l ksSi
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-10
SEMINAL WEAKNESS.

Eeminsl en- ss.nrs. the ocnse17 Of sc'f ahuse.
fh's AIRY vice or depr ysd cal i.auls ~,
J,sct CO. b, re You b 81 both e.Y.s 30 az almost
mi ,nis,i t.st D. ID * with unarting tain
tii. luwins Of q rhid ~ ol.s u r.
pa ed ny scrt H., tnst c.i me sues VIZ: Sal.
stur.' dafs Ois uH tar w. lcr. IN, y
n The tsei rns ~ IL tne ears u"..s Ike Is m :
.i'g Of caves u nsss a9oot the lsiEs. wUss-
RES of Tho i4nhs cJsfue-d sion, Ga-S 10 f,i u.
~. scGsair,.S.c.. ~. { IN. nor, tec &c hes
rnp.ss AID .rvyt,ens e.crt Ms fare, fos'fc
r.sth coughs CT. 1np;!o a. nlxb. sxhS,s, roD =
mania - f-.qn-uliyies ATTY, " rehefse hot OBJ
aimed. should appy tnriea Ateiy ly I.;tr per
y have care aG II. Persost ~ tis lance
alsy - cured 81 b sne by sdtfe ssnsa eft.t to-
Eurto1, eating case syo ons Is, i-n.ih OF tine
The dies.,o as CONT u.d have medicine
promptly for ssrdt.d free ON dama.e or cu'to-D
ANY u the county, with fu AMI psla dire.
sior I use
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-10

sf&xE6
You will here find unsolicited testimonials re-
ceived from all parts of the country where the
armr is in force.
TO YOUR HEALTH
All Of vof, have some one Interested in your vel
fare; then do not delay.
YOUR fIrEeIs vALrABLE
Nos only TO Yourselves, bu; IN vcur fathets and
nothays. sisters, wives and brothers. Then
while vou may purchase YOUR health .
yoR - CENTS, ~ cEsTs, on Sl,lo,
viii. when expended IN these medicines, bring
yol down to the greencsi and ripes, Old sge.
The following geis'iine leuers. on Tile for in
spection al this Office Maiden Lane y. l.
Quartern asters pepartn ont
18th Illinois Volunteers,
fo'Iv Island :. O. Ne II, IsJ3 J
Prof Holvav. 81 Nsde, Lane. y. Y:
DsAR SIR: Enclosed please lind 81 20 for
which send me one Dc far's worth each az your
celebrated Pills ard Uin.ne ~ By return mail.
Please attend 10 this IT once, for nnch in
need OF the above remedies. Address
Lieut.. A. ". FELLOWS, Q. ~,
-a3f Sath Illinois Vols
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-10

Monu!1ctiiies ana nepasSs
~ L9spbyeIlns aud P0s'asOls az
49, short notice. end ON the most reasonable
* terms. Old or damaged .Umbsellas ard
Paraaols mad1 IL gnod as new
,lOD uraay So, between Ash = eeA
uyso DAvENPVRT. IOWA. ~
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-10
Framing Timber,
Clear STUFF, Fencing,
Siding. k;stll,
SHINGLES f. picEets.

price. Fa,rners n,il isai4ers VIII lind u greatly
10 thrir Advantage 10 purchase =
Lumber Yards ut ti.c Mi al,ove the Railroad
Bridge, and on Harrison street, between 18th AMI
l4th, Davenport, Iowa inea-ds' ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-07-17
THE FRIvATEER FLORIDA.

List Of Her Captures ~ sea-Thfrty -fo~r
Vessels Destroyed by the Private er-
Over Fifteen Thousand Toms Of ship
ping Burned, DC.
As yot have tidngs Of the privatser Florida
Of our cruisers out In search Of her. n possible
that by ths time she has sought refuge In some OF her
favorite British ports. Various absurd rumors are
floating about The city in reference 70 her, aud much
anxiety 10 felt in her future movements Our merchants
are holding back their vessels until they can learn
somethns definite to her Whereabouts. She has done
enough mischief already, win be BY the following
list OF her captures. Our list gives the class, name,
tonnage, the ports from whence and 10 which hoy
bound and the date OF their capture
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-07-17


BAvAxA, July ~, 1904
An aAr OF great importance being discussed though
privately In many circes refer 10 the proceedings OF
tho Censor Apouar Gel Ratio, who 10 Interested In
the Dario de Ia Marina. He intends to destroy all op
posing newspapers owned BY slave Dealers and advocate
TO the extent the odious slave trao Mr. Ratio
orsets thai In the nineteenth century he cannot carry
out his plans for although he has killed the soe, that
the only Ags Of this century His uoxt step 10
connscats snd prohibit the circulation q sswspspers
coming from Spain that opposed tho slave trade Thn
has been done with the last two malls from the mother
country. and only q few, and shose surrcptisicusy Of
these newspapers have bces received here well
known and talented young man, Mr. Daniel Bosquet The
agent Of eight newspapers, has made formal pro
test against the proceedings Of Mr. Ratio, and In
formal exposition General Duca refused 10 have tht
Ratio censor for the newspapers connded to his Dos
quss) charge and petitions for his (Ratosl removal
on Saturday night grand ball was given 70 The on
GERS OF The Austrian frigatc Navara, At Msriauao.
The yellow fever continues its raysges andh rather
on this increase.
tho heat s'ss On sbs issresse and sAs rain storms
continue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-07-17
Probable Engagement Between Naval
Vessel and the Florida.

BALTIMORE, July l6 1864.
The following from Fortress Monroe probably has some
connection with the pursuit Of the Florida
The steamship United States, from Boston, reports:
July l3, at FIVE P. M of the ghship on the New South
shoa, bearing northwest from the main, distant thirty
miles heard heavy firing northnorhwest heard twenty
guns BY the sound judged the firing to be twenty four
miles west from the ghtship July H. at fifteen min
utes past P. NJ, spoken by the United States
Tcondcroga and reported the above to her. She
seered in the direction Of the rpg in latitude SO or Ion
vfrde IL %
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-07-17
The Press Dispatches.

WASHINGTON, July l6, 1854
Additional alarm was occasoned the Virginia sde
Of the Potomac yesterday by reports that the rebels
are running the railroad up to Manassas.
This Is not yet established fact. bu many persons
observant Of military affairs think impyobable.
and that the design Of the rebels ID TO command the
gaps and keep open their communications between Cor
donsville and the valley.
force of rebel raiders numbering between three hun
dred and fifty and five hundred passed through Little
Washington, sperryvile and Creighersvile. Thurs
day night on their way towards Madison Court House
and Gordonsvie They bad hundred and fifty horses
with them and twenty I've prisoners, who were mounted
upon the captured horses, which were led by the rebels
The rebels passed Creighersvle about eight O'Clock,
and half hour Afterwards small force OF Union ca
valy from the west, who crossed the Shenandoah At
Conrads store made their appearance at the place
ard proceeded after the rebels.
The latter gave out that they making their way TO
Gordonsvo and thence to Richmond.
They seemed 10 be In q hurry, having received nfor-
nation that Sheridan between them and Richmond
with large cavalry force "smashins things generally
This rebel gang doubtless part OF the rebel force
lately operating in Maryland.
Gen. McCock, Gen. Payne and Gen. Doubleday, have
been relieved from duty in the Department Of Washing
ton.
Gen. McCook win report TO the Adutant General for
Instructions and Generals Doubleday and Payne viii
sumo their positions general courts martial.
Gen. Hadden has been ordered TO the command
Of his division garrisonng the defepces Of Washington
north OF the Potomac.
There confirmation Of the truth OF the report that
the rebels are running trains up TO Manassas
Our city has altogether resumed Its usual quiet, but
there is evidently increased military watchfulness.
Interesting intelligence is daily anticipated from Cen
Grants army
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-07-17
THE FIGHT NEAR JACKSON, MISS.
UNION ACCOUNT OF THE AFFAIR
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~>~~>~~o~~~
The Rebels Repulssd in All ef the
Engagements,
-. &C.. 10.

CAmo. H., July l5, 10ol.
The vicksburs Herald Of the l2th infant says, I'm rs-
gard TO our late expedition 10 Jackson that forces
moved from Black river the morning. OF the 8d inst
under command OF General Dennis.
General slocum joined the sxpsdIiion a. Champios
Hills.
The whole force numbered less than three thousand.
The cnemy were encountered In any considerabls
force until, the 5th instant when they found strong
y posted the east bank of creek three miles this
side OF jackson.
A fapking force under COL Coates, Of the Eleventh
Illinois, compelled the repsIs to abandon their position
and forces occupied Jackson that night. The Follow
Ing day. troops leaving the town, citizen
climbed up TO the top Of the State House and sgnaIlsA
the rebel cavalry, who drew up line Of battle the
north or the town. For this aet the citizen sum-
marily shot.
The enemy attacked advance In strong force but
they were driven back the next morning.
Our rear guard again assaulted near Clinton; but
the rebels again repused and The ground srswn
with their dead and wounded.
Our total loss was less than one hundred killed aud
nfy wounded.
We captured thirty or forty prisoners.
NO cotton has recently been brought In.
The railroad from vcksburg 10 jackson is bsDg rapid
ly repaired, and communication will soor bs had vito
the interior.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-07-17

OF 5OHNH, N 10, July Kvt Fou&
yns bark Monticellc, A. Chappe, master, bound for
Budsons Bay, and having board the Hall Arctic
expedition, arrived here yesterday To day her tender
Henry chapps, master, arrived Our citizens extended
their warmsst hospitality 70 Mr. Hall and the gsntemsn
connected With the expedition Both vessels sailed this
Afternoon.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-07-17
The Steamer Fung Sucy.

PORTLAND, Me July 10, 1854
Governor Cony has information that the suspicious
steamer Fung Suey, which sailed from St. John on
Wednesday last, purpoiipg 10 be bound for China put
into the port OF Cutler in this State Thursday night
The Custom House officers boarded her and found she
regular clearance FOR China. she deeply laden and
pierced for Elk gune The next morning. at Eve O'Clock
she sailed.
This Information has been communicated by Governor
Cony TO Secretary Wees. She intends, doubtless to
the blockade, take boarl armament upon
the career OF . rebel cruiser.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-07-17

BY the arrival Al this port yesterday OF the steamship
Havana Captain Greene and through the uniform atten-
tons OF Mr. Purser Hueras have received usual
correspond the neighbotng republic OF Mexico