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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1864-12-01

Who Wants . HomeS'
900 ACRES IMPROVED LAM 49,. /
OvV mile Of Tipsos, for sale n o.s .sais en-
suit purchseere-zAlss,- : :. - ~eesisss
1hn ACRES PRAIRIE LAND. Il ,.,.a ~,
AOV Iowa Falls, Hardin coun,y' I "',s' itea
7n ACRES LAND. pine TIMBER, !, ~.
AOV tsge county, Wisconsin,. Aho rss'
HoosE . LOT u Block ~. Il. rip.o.
Upton. Iowa 47ws A. HOLrs1arn,,r.. =
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1864-06-08

The schooner Adriatic, owned by
Messrs. Cutler q Warts, of this place,
was struck by lightning, on Sunday last,
the fluid striking the main-gaff and thence
down the mainmast to the deck. No per-
son was injured permanently, though sew
eral were knocked into "pi," temporarily,
and but little damage resulted to the YES
sci. The AdyiGtic was outward bound
at the time Of receiving the shock and
was in consequence compelled TO "'bout
ship" for this port, which she reached
a few hours later.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1864-06-08

CAPT. JoHS b. PARKS, who recently
lost the ill-fated steamer Pontiac,
intends to build new steamer, at
Ferrysburg, commencing and completing
it at the earliest period.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1864-06-08

WE were recently shown, at the bank
ing Office of Messrs. Ferry d. Son, an 10
teresting array Of relics, picked up by
Hon. T. w. Ferry, on tho bloody battle
field of Gettysburg, consisting of IL
FOUNDER cannon ball, steel projectile,
grape shot, two varieties of shells, bay
onet and other relics. We were present.
ed with beautiful ring, manufactured
from rebel shell, by a soldier. Indeed,
SO great was the demand, at one time, for
relics that all the files 10 be obtained at
Gettysburg were purchased and put IN
active service manufacturing rings, DC,
from shell, shot, DC.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1864-06-08

WE are under renewed obligations to
the gentlemanly proprietor of the News
Depot, Mr.. George D. Sanford, for the
very latest Detroit daiies, from which we
copy the latest war news, DC.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1864-06-08

The Michigan Colored Regiment has
been transferred to the regular service, and
will hereafter be known as the lo2d Reg.
of u. S. Colored Troops.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1864-06-08

A LARGE portion of the city of Nat
chez, Miss, has been destroyed by fire.
Some of the buildings were very costly
and magnificent.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1864-06-08

FRoM Mr.. Jacob Doesburg, of the Hot
lander Office, who called upon us yester-
day, we learn that Holland, our sister vii
lage, is rapidly growing. Several new
stores and proportionate number of
dwelling houses, shops, &c, are being
added to that euterprising place the pres
ent season. When will the property
holders Of Grand Haven arouse from a
state Of Indifference, if not stupidity, and
earnestly engage in building up and i'm
proving the place Of their homes and busi-
nessl Certainly no point in Ottawa
County possesses so many essential and
natural advantages, and they should be
appreciated and improved by Our citizens.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1864-06-08

We notice on the stocks, at Ferrysburg,
the model of fine little craft destined TO
py on our lake shore or river. When
completed she is not to be outdone by
any craft of like caliber for beauty and
speed. Mr.. E. P. Ferry, of this village,
is the protector and owner.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1864-06-08

ACCORDING to the annual report of the
Secretary of the State Sunday School
Association there are twenty Sabbath
Schools established in Ottawa County,
embracing eight hundred and thirty-fve
scholars.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1864-06-08
Local AND NEWS ITEMS

EDroRs should be able to live cheaply,
for they very often get bored (board) for
nothing.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1864-06-08

IT has been decided TO assess the in
come taxes now due under the old law
that is, the recent additions made will
not be put in force yet. This is accord
inc to the instructions Of Commissioner
Lewis to the assessors.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1864-06-08

The strawberry crop promises to be a
luxurious one in our vicinity. This of all
table Injuries the prominent one, among
many other good things of this life, is cul-
tivated quite extensively in gardens of
our citizens.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1864-06-08

IT is remarkable fact that, although
common sheep delight in verdant fields,
religious fiocks are not anxious for green
pastors.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1864-06-08
BLACKsMITHING
AND
w A ON WI A Nj u q /.

THE undersigned, having sociated with
j. himself his two sons-the wagon
maker and the other a blacksmith--is prepared
TO do all jobs connected with these departments.
He also pays particular attention TO gun and
locksinthing and farriery. Il. TAKkEN.
Grand Haven, Nov. ~, 1861. [ullS ~
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1864-06-08
18th june, SEA.

81
NEW AND FAvORITE
PASSENGER AND EXPRESS FREIGHT LINE.
a 10 q lis...i.s
Detroit & Milwaukee Railroad.
In connection with the new and powerful
UPPER CABIN STEAMSHIPS
"DETROIT" d "MIL Wa UR,EE."
DURING this Month Trains will leave
bGrand Haven, as follows:
GoNG EAsT--Mail ut $50 A. M. for Detroit.
NIGHT ExPREss--At 1890 A. NJ,
Mixed at 3-l5 p. NJ. for st.
GoING WEsT--STEAMSHfPS at 5-45 A. NJ,
for Milwaukee, daily, except
Sundays.
900
Refreshments at Detroit, Owosso and Grand
Haven, and upon Cos Ferry steamer "Wind-
sor," on Detroit River.
Comfortable Hotel in Depot at Grand Haven.
gne~ The Telegraph Line is open for Public
Business.
SLEEPING CARS ONALL NIGHTTRAINs.
CONNECTIONS.
AT DETROIT Western Railway for
all points East-Michigan Central Michigan
Southern, and Grand Trunk Railroads.
AT MILWAUKEE-W With the Mississippi,
Lacrosse, Racine, Chicago, WATERFOWL. and
Horizon Railroads, for all points West and
Northwest.
Passengers for Great Western Railway go on
the Railway Ferry Steamer at d. d M. r. Dock,
leaving Dock at $40 and 1000 A. NJ, and 700
p. M.
The oompanys Timetables can be had at
any Of the Stations.
w. X. MUIR, Gen1 sup't.
d. Il NJ. r.. Offices, 1864.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-31
MANHOOD.

A ND THE vIGOR OF YUuTu RESTORED
lain EOuR WEEkS. BY DIR. RECORDS "a.
SENCE Or LIFE. Dr. Ricord. iof P.ris) afsey
some four ears Of earnest solicit, ton. hes q
length acceeded 70 the urgent request Of the
York. Tor the sale OF hi. valued and highly prised
Essence Of Life This wonderful agent wil. re-.
store Manh"cd TO the moot shattered consists.
titns in -four weeks and. IL u.ed according 70
printed instructions. failure is impossible. The
life restoring remedy should he taken by I'll
about 70 marry. as its effects are permanent.
Success. IN every case. il certain
IDr Records Essence ~ Life 10 sold in cases,
with full instructions for use. NJ o.. or four
quantities in one for ~. and vii be sert to any
part c-arfuiIy packed. on receip, Of remittance
receipt 81 fur stamps.
sN PHILIP ROLAND, III Broome 0tleet,
Onr door west Of Broadway. y. r.,
pl3-d'ns Sol. sxcn. for the United Stse-S.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-31
DIR. BIGELOW,
Confidential Physician!
E,.,n.rt,- 81 =; louis .!;.sn.,r;
l70 South Clark Street. Chicago

no South Clark Street. Chic0 go.
'I>uE IN ! REGULARLY EDUCATED AM
i leg iliy uu"iiLcd Phy sitian III Chicago vito
liiaxes the treatment oil Private Complaints i
spe iaiitv HIS office has been established ex-
pressly to afford tue afflicted sound and sce nth
medical All. without the use of urcu.v or rox
ious drugs. DR.. t. has fer r.gr.y years devoted
his Whole attertls. the treatment of priv al.
c"npl. Alias in their varied and com ,icated forms.
lis success in the those long >...ri,i-
ing and difficult cases. such were forn,.i " con.
sidercd III. urabie is sufficient e recon me nd hin,
to the public a> worthy al t.e extensive patron
age wn, b lie lids received. In professional ex
p-rie,ce IL hospital aud private practice extend
Az through many Years in ibis aud other depart
iients ui medical science, he Is the dis
the only .;.r speedy and reliable RENE iI.o ..I
these viruenl. secret and chrome c,seas =. an,
has letters of re concentration from TIE mos
lis ingu>ned AMI experienced surgeons al
Ply siciai> oi tins country. ~ testimonials vi his
superior skill aud profound jndglpeul In tn.
,reatnei,, OF diseases Of 4 private nature.
Tae universal ai..s .nia,iing su, til,
sysas"rl, aaolar,s Is hi.n, has proved b, ,oni !:
doubt that permanent cure Tor the worst cases
o; constitutional syphilis gunorrhs.a. structure, /.
in any form, all mercrilai .iections, diseases .:
tae skin, kidneys aud ili.!.ier inputei.sy spcr-
iiIafur lso:i. ett. e.n " abtisie.t 10 u mora,
e.rtal. ~ Il Application be made 10 those wb.st
inieil. ance Ak Il aud exuertence can be relied ni
mas Of solitary vice OF eif-,suse tina. dreadi,.
ard destructive habit, winch annual, sweeps 1,
IN antimris grave thousands u y,.u.y n:on o' IL,
nns! exalted talents and bfi'llan. intellect, ma,
call with Il ius' cnn-a~Nee AZ perfect cure
fc,nss- sisilerin. from IRE -.ular ties ait. nIaL
On puberty. inrn>tfaation OF prcgna..- ), or p.t-
sois having AM obstruction Il MARRIAGE should
see the do,to; II once and re cured.
he thinks ,, is his duty 10 .dvse the unfortu-
nate, particularly strangers, TO be careful tina,
they are not deceived by ialse advertisements u,
bousting impossers. he VINO places him-. II IN
der the care Ut Isr u. may rcligiousiy couiiie in
his onor ss gentleman, and confidently rely Wy
ON III skill a. phvsicirn.
Dr.. y. viii TELL the ,,stient previous to common
eng the treatment OF his case how much he v II:
effect cure and when suti, a,u arrsn un,cn,
entered upon, ia no case Will he make secup.
charge.
ti.lics and Rooms within half u eauare of th.
Post Uincc. where all are pa,ic invited to cali
Odice hoa' iiam "A. III. tos y. ni.; SUNDAY
lna m. 80 noon. CONSULTATION ut office free
Send $ amps and get mis- Guide to Health.
PoSi OFFICE BOX i54. spls-d&wlv
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-31

ANE OF THE ABOVE MAGNIFICENT SIDE
whccl steamers will leav. This point every
morning at : DC ock. connecting at Mus.atine
with the cars for Washington at Bariln. ton
ior ". Pleasant, Uskaoosa. Ut,u.nva, and Oil
Cage T aims. and at keokns vish Northern Line
Packet Go : beats a.si kcokus Packet Co
coats .s,r Quincy. iianuibal and -. Louis. MAX
rug close cenn,c;i.n at Hannibal with tTains GO
ing west and at 81 louis with 1T. i.on,s aud
Memphis packets tur Memphis and 81 Louis 4
New Orleans Packets 70. New Orleans.
Eor Freigh ar Pass age apply on board, or at
Northern Line Packet Office.
g. "a. PkeH:rTYMAv.A Agent.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-31

DYSPEPSIA, NERVOUSNESS AND DEBiLrTv.-
DR.. .stricktan1s T5aic.--We can recon-
mend those suffering with Loss OF Ape
ttc, Indigestion, or dyspepsia, Nervousness
and Nervous Debili v. to use Strickland 5
Tonic. /. Is vegetable preparation, free
from alcoholic liquors it strengthens the
whole nervous system; it creates coed
appetite ard is warranted to cure Dyspcp.
STA and Nervous Debility
For sale Ivy druggists generally at { p r
bottle. Prepared by Or. A. Strickland, Q
Eas. Fourth street, Cincinnati, Ohio.
ill, 1,,-d6 wff
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-31

Ch1cn0os M.
euVHIS HOTEL HAS FIRST CLASS ACCOM-
u modatioms for lwo hundred 0uests. Is CEN
traly located. within three minutes yak OF the
principal Banking houses, Bosrd ri Trade. &c,
is entirely new. With elegant furniture. ssd al
thu departments replete with modern conveuien-
ces
Having leased the above Hotel for . term u
yeass and trusting that am sufficiently known
10 merit consideration. | solicit your patronage,
p.liey ing that the complete and liberal manage
mept 81 the aNew Revere /" viii Be entirely salts
factory 10 Won, GILBERT BUTCHER.
suy25-dtf
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-31

CHICAGO & ROCK ISLAND r.
Fer st. Louis, Cairo, Memphis and
New Orleans.
Sixteen Hours "a 81. Louis.
Twenty DAGsrs 20 Cairo.

Passengers FOR ST. LOUIS BY TAKING
i the $3.50 r. 4. Express train from Das enpor.,
will make direct connection with the trains Of
the illinnis Central X. Il. y, La sale, and reach
st. Louis Il 7. N. next lay.
The SGD 4. ". and $50 Z. N. Express trains
from Davenport connect direct with Ill., &. a. RR.
trains for Cairo. enabling passengersto MAKE the
through, trip in twenty hours.
J,F. TRACY.
Aug 10 Gen'i Snpt,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-31
INO. II. BLOOD, AGENT
OFFICE, ~ FIFTH srE-ET.
onsdoor NJ osChesnut st. 81. LOUIS No.
ron sac q AL c9ucc!s.&
p.s..- o.S.R DeHLsa 1ss AeasAs.
The Medicine yin ~nA ewvs ~ Asapaeee.
" WeOo eove 0Ose0ssesoosn. ODa
0DN Ve0eOeo 10.


rhe receirt Sce making ~ eas prncnr~A ~ ~
-. hvssad Or. tAl'swsrA oe esawse ~ Ates
l..;'~h. the cell t~"~~ Chsr sss and ,rarss u
-. lama No " 49, i~.s"Aw~sd 70 ske pabli
sbe ias "sJune. tsAs. prpdrsds h~.e heeu rus.e
~ ~ sssev teviwv ~ ~sWsv eeWpeneat ~
.s-e given thsiv -~~s'wcssrs % thss sNSes within
the rss' twelve nSon'ha.
- hirh'v recommended by the MEDIC Al
wACUITv. Az vooH phvsicisns Uho ~ e.
a .ar.ed vitt The medicins do nos hesisees .
o .se.ihe IL.
Zee vhss ID. PuslIsps, Woe ~ tbe 0lde0 aoA
h~s' physciaDs Of ~. Louis avs:
~. tAris Jnne 18Th. lSao,
49,. Jcu Il. Bl"op. Agent ot l.si'enasd's
ave oee~crib~d the ab"ve usessIoneA slpe~nc. -
nnss ~ that ] hsve never found any esssedv
t-O ~ssviee an mn. b e.riasnty " quick and -.
v.arv cure = that bs~ I'll csess where bsvo
1.e~ IT, ~. u. w. PhlLLIpc.
etasr from u, iala Nalsn, peevioss V Johs
Z. Hoods AgsBcy -. u. msdicide:
~. l4ouis. Ns,cb Sin, leao.
.IALsS. lslsCB, eSv. Lake u,sns u my p<e.
'saeios have suDered severely With sheumeaie0.
.rd could get no perwanani relief i'll ! ssssd
v.uv Specific. am hspvS - ~ thsa - - =
,,igaedj GAIT. nALiH.
" he stssmss " OooW.
LAaALia, lLA.. 1vly IL. j'Mo.
Jogx b. Blo0D, Asv-)oar esr: . esso seso
: sutefer tor eiB vesss w'th Chr0Dic kbeo0oesoo
ssAllepsand, tout and Neur.gss ~pesapc ~ y shs
ses' msdiciue tor that 1ieeass tnas ever hsG96
e. When G0mmencsd TAXING u ! c0uDe AardIy
~sIl " ~ stiii, - yrsas wss sns Jas. sso -
= ~ dave sss srse tr0D .. end ~ aoss Ars
t. ths nsM siuses i've yosrs. sses tsUO pasn, 80
.sss - niuble that tbswk ~wwI0 b. dspcsns
III shs WhiIe u il did not s1sss uWcn sUe ssssse
sut. sis. Il u . splendid uedicsus. as1 Wso1o
-essDmsnd ~ tSoe% enlisted us.ss disgrace ~ ~
hsve ,ues sSssd t;svt. esss uw'sd. - ssssoe
dmiuep - his has'A wite ssssmmoaosv shsooo.
'xsn. ed told hin wissa yese nesesvsse 90 ~
a. Hs gill seud - YOU tSs suisse u Il. Gsslso04
.s-a.e 6ud swO doslsrsV ass1 sepd ~ sWU 6ssseeo
The sspsuSc. u ! s6esId ~ see1 u eysstl,
ill give II y sone 49, thes dse4 ~ t6ess -
sstv ~ 80 suaerssa wssA tAsse diesasss 49,
~ suAis - psslieh u 10 svssJ stly b - uaieA
t0y rssvsssssallv soUvA
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I'D hsve fnsnd eursa relief srsss Il shss 49,
.Usdses hsve SssIsA. sAinh u very ~ ~
tefJ ssspsssfsl'y 5sss fr'e:d. .a
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-31
The Wasrantee.

We are awa'c that many medicines ore va
rs"sen. Knowing that they will never be return
I'd. Tut W assure yOn that we do moi wish yy,,
~H~~ without giving value raeAiy~s - T.
.is Worse than royLesy to get gam IN tina,
wy, snd when We warrant this medicine. -,
rsean wtsae We say u any one uses tie t,,rw.s
for the diseases for which We recommend il. an.
Is MT July SATISFIED that it is not ali we recon
purchased the medicine Al, WAC win refund an,
money.
SHOULD -FOUR nearest dru xgist not have thu -.
tscle, do not be put Oh with any other prepvrstiou
thae aay BE- o1ared intts place, Dat sen5 Is ~
agent ed he hi6 forward. sccufvly puoked. -
By expseas. oswAn8 - Si6tVasfrsr -
e.r, s4a&Asa ~ 51satsf' t,sespsrei n. ~,
q e1e4a. = Hnnss - 0vop {lyssDs : fiv~r
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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-18

plunder, and this season the menaces
are no less threatening, and our safety
and immunity from danger will depend
solely on our own promptness and
! efficiency in preparing to meet asd rePei
danger.
Rebel spies are in our city, and The
rebel leaders are daily apprized Of our
condition, aud Il we are careless and
asleep when we should lie awake and
watching, we will be likely to suffer.
The legion on Saturday, or at least the
"a Regiment, was unanswered By Col
RheinIander Of the 25ib, and acquitted
itself with much credit
The Battalion was under command Of
Major Vim. r. Walker, Jr., and also dis
played very ereditable state Of drill.
The Vanderburgh Scouts we're also
present TO the number Of about 100, and
a portion Of the Evansville Light Horse.
The Crescent City Band was on duty,
and enlived the scene with fine music,
and vast mulsitudes Of men, women aud
children we're out as spectators
Bat a sudden and severe storm cut
short the pleasing display, and as the
dark clouds broke n driving rain and
sseet, the battaIions we're hastily dismiss
edend in companies started for the city
on the "double quick" and the scene
presented as they crowded through the
narroY street from the parade ground,
soldiers aud citizens, men women and
children, horsemeH and footnen, togesh-
er with sundry vehicles, ihe scene was
rot bad representation of the rout Of
an army, on small scale, but happily
We believe no accident occurred. and al
fsaehed shelter IN safety about the time
the storm ended.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-18

WV ToRx, April IL.
c01ToS heavy Ana dropping, at SO f0F spls-
aiiag uPSzrd. sid 5Se Scr low adding.
FLorR ysry dall. saa easssae Lesser: s. eaa5
= for extra STATE; Sssss Is r. extra 3. II. o /;
e. soss 5 for trass hrAaas
WHISKY heavy And Tax lover
WHEAT vary all and aonsiuAlly sea5e lower /;
81 1897 = fer Chicago spsiBr. 81 7sxi - Ior
hii~sakss siabi 81 77al - Tor Winter Red
western
BYE daii al sfeesse
OATS asif Aa1 arospiss at soassssse.
COFFEE arn-Rie -.
SUGAR I5sssITis.
PETROLEUM quiet and sra.
WOOL quiet without say assias8 sisanxs
FORK isss aesies Hea sAaas ssAlsr; sae 2
s., Rev ness.
crT MEATS set ve saa srn at IISS.si2r fsr
.hoaiasFs. ana Ise for hans; sseee sia-' IN ROD
crate r-ae-.s.
LARD less setivs .B4 shade Easier.
HosEf aeeids'iiy afta-r sd Ia .esiss d.mspa
a7,.
sTKRLIsG EXCHANGE lo~sr sha vess
steady a. ssetss
GOLD irreguisrAad asssti le8-ofieaing Al 20 !.
sassaeias e "a a-elisiss 50 Tos., advancing 70
IA. eissias aui=t and sssady Al - arr
fetal ezpuFts % specie to-day ssssssTs
GOVERNMENT STOCKS rather e.s.eri e. :
s. 81 esupass us; 5 - eeapsss iilesiizi, 80
ffa@ssfs Ssses, ocsoass and April, IL.
STOCKS bsttsr
The saberiFsioa to "a. - loan 81 ID. fir.i
SAsioasi Baak to-day ~ss $500
hsesiFss At tAs ousio@ Hesss ts-3.y si.lis.-
90. 81 vhirs So, ooo srs geld ssftifsasss
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-18
BY SATURDAY NIGHTS MAIL.

81. LOUIS, April l5.-The correspond.
snt Of the URion, who was aboard the
steamer Platte Valley at Fort Pillow,
gives even more appalling description
az the fendishness III the rebels than our
Cairo dispatches. Many Of our wounded
we're shot in the hospital, the remainder
we're driven out and the hospital burned
The morning after the battle, the rebels
went over the field and shot the negroes
who were not dead from their previous
wounds Many Of those who escaped
from the works and hospitals. who de-
sired to be treated as prisoners Of war as
the rebels said, were ordered TO fall into
t line. when they were iuhumAnely shot
down Of $50 eolored troops, not more
I than So escaped the massacre, aad not
+ one officer Of that command survives
/ Only 1 officers Of the 18th Tennessee
escaped death The loss Of that regi-
ment was IS killed, and the remainder
uere wounded and captured
+ Gen. Chalmers told this correspondent
although il vas sgzinst the policy Of his
goyernr ent TO spare negro soldiers and
their officers, be had done all in his
power to stop the carnage; at the same
time he said be believed it vas right
Another officer said our white troops
would have been protected had they mo-
been found on duty with hegroes. While
the rebels endeavcred to conceal theil
loss, 1t was evident they suffered severe
IL. Col Reed who Commanded the Ten
nessee regiment was MORALLY wounded
Two or three well filed hospitals were .
short distance in the coantry.
Two negro soldiers, wounded ut For
Pillow, were barred BY the rebels, hu
aftervzrd worked themselves out ofthei
grave, and we're among those Trough
up on the Platte Valley, and are nov
in the hospital at Mound City.
The officers Of the Platte Valley re
ceive great credit from the military an,
all others, for landing at Fort Pillow q
imminent risk, and taking our wounded
: and for the kind. humane treatment mar
, ifssted toward them on the way Up, do
: ing everything possible to render aid an
relieve their suferings
Three other negroes we're bussed aliE
By the rebels ~ Fort Pillow, making ~
- al. All we're wounded but one II
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-18

cnRo, April le-Ths steamer swAl.
low from PsdaeHh eight clock las.
nisAt. reports all quiet No sghting oe-
cured up TO the time she lsis.
The Sd, Tsh and sih Kentucky rsbsl
regiments are oserunning Western
ksatueky ~isb impsnity The in.
habiiants are IN constant slate Of sus-
psnse; not knowing shat boar thsy mar
be attacked everybody sleeping in their
clothes the past Two nights ready ~ de-
fend themselves or leave Is eircum
stances may require. Gsnboais are con-
SANITY patroling the river. taking every
pfseaation to prevent the rebels from
crossing, by dessroyibg al the skis and
sinking al other crafts that could be
used for that purpo<e.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-18
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