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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-13

81. l.osss. Asg. ~
A letter 70 tho Ds1eres IRON Mest-s
.ys Congressman Wm a usI' ~ srser
4 th. 70 On Wednesday tor usirg tho tot
.w,rs language 1t ito rsiiroad depot
1 n boid Prssidsns L,eeoon b - mech o.
,nemv 10 tuis 0over, meme - JEFF. Dsvi-.'
Hail arrived hero under guard this eve
.taR
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,0eeaC .3y.s,eu 1teafclhee.

.ARRANDALE& CO., importers, LIZ Bsoadwa,
New York, want Agents IN every county and evers
regiment, for the sele Of their ne \ STYLES u
Aches. Unusually liberal terms ere offered "a
agents. Seud for circular u.yIl.d3m
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n IL BET Pr etc near O0M0A
AIOSAt, y: u.
LGrSe Fire In y eco 4. RI
Eouak r.. cans and Ks5M'
xxxs iukg q vCOgi 4 or.


Special TO Times.
WA,AiAaros, Aug. IL.
Dispatches irUu F.liayut euler .e''
ltulu tue TACT that II was necessary !.
bring . dispatch steamer frOm N"
leam.. Tocy ere nov, Evweser, Loui'
lvOkt ior.
k,cnmvud papers yesterday state IT,
their ,uss ~ guns At For, Gsines Is % al
they 10, QUO prison.rs. luey also loot
u uienee uvvrt vi siuits II nil buTts.
Sn.ruan'- dispatches stAte tGst all IL
g. oex,A tnii,tlA ats nvw - uls mont uoo'
Hood.
IL IL understood Beauregaid hss be,
cent to l.kv command Vi tue dci.ntes ;
M ,o,ie. ruat eDg,ueer Is CERTAIN Mig
m tht Q rder Il lAIcut N tua' kn.d ci ~s,i
~ bio Il trnces ~ Charleston .ud P:t...
burg s,tcst.
SHERMAN makss the possession ot NJ
bile u tstie thpursance. Interest III L"
direction no = ccuters Un SberiGsn, Wuut
Campaign goes on Gost successfully.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-13
ORIGINAL NOTICE.

: TSs District ssssaf tas s :s..ss:
EpSch ketchum, plaintiff, VI. Robert f,h,;..;.
Lucy q. Christie, William Thorn,inv v n...",
aud John =. Corwith, Thomas w. Whif..,r1...
t a. ~ a"i'on, -. L. Prescott, D. H. Woodward
Clare, executors u Antoine L.cCiu,re dsc..s
ed, VIM. q. Shand, Chas. H. klnk.ad IT,
foaed Of Supervisors vi Scott Counts L..
scott county for the use VI the school En"S'
WIN DAVIDSON, r. - Glasby and A. L. GIa..
To each and every Of above defendants.
VOU ARE HEREBY yOrrrtrn ru.n
i Or before the 10th day of Oct.,,,a. ~ ~. w
petition will be filed by said nlair,;1 IT. r, =
Aetchuni. IN the Office oi the CLERK ~ ~. u w.
trict Court Of Scott county in the Se.,s -, D's
claiming Of you the following relief vi, ~.
M H.e c.'". 'o9r ~ block three tS) Of K,h.r.
Christie plat Of part 0f the east hair - ~
south west quarter VI section nineteen i. =. .oe
snip seventy eight, range four east Of the a.. -
NJ, and more fully described - S.iIo ~ :.
wit: beginning s26 feet west fron : ro;''s :. 70
sIsseIn CCsnaary lac q said quarter scct;as
~ 49,, a ~ ~ iees asst6 sfon ~ svvsS
west hcn ssid plses Of begissisS ssv:..xN s 49,
go iees. thence north oss huucsrc1 ..y . n.s
l!tpj seef thence. east seventv-1cur f7Is ..y
snenee scutn one hundred and dfSy Isl, f.s, !.
IN pia'ntla, and thst e.ch and every Of d.faDS
ants herein be forever barred from sett;n Is.ena
clam. Cr right. title, or right Of redemntio. y
No persona! claim i made ssaisst s,v -
named defendants, except the sajd Rs... = cSove
tie. ssS Chr3e.
And nnlsss yos sppear thereto and deSssa -.
before noon 9, the second day of tks y n sss.r
~. Acndsy Of November 4. D. loCI ~. ~
pesyed. eo =
Dated ~ sota de1 n July. ieo8 ass
018WA11 s AkN0Rnnnn
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-13

Troy, August lathe extensive car and
coach factory of Gilbert, Beach & Co. was
destroyed by fire this morning. Loss $780,
900; insured for about half.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-13
Nkw YvnH. Aug. IL

NkW lux, aug !.
A large and Destructive tire occurred
vSO tits .. ID, ~ tue tql.is b diced
CLsshsm street. At lee 81 hs;i the bl,
Wa destry co. A large uunber ii ianii'
are rendered bumrl,>s
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-13

HiN1IoN, Aug. IL.
A letter from the simy ui the Pvtuu's
feprcs,nis al quei, except the u,uii licL
irius Ia Iron, y, un-sue's coips.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-13
Dry Kin(liing Wood

A LOT OF DRY PINE kINDLiNG WOOu
LAncw on hand at our mill on "a street. and
VI sale verv ~. FRENCH d DAVIES.
a,hQ d.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-13

QUARANTINE oTATI N. Aug. IL
A rebel pi -. 70 repo, ted ~ ute sou
eat IL SsLdy Hook She captured the !.
lot boat i, Fdrk yesterday.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-13
THEY CONTAINS
No Alcohol or Bad Whisky.

They will cure the above diseases in Ninety nine
cases out Of hundred.
Do Yor WANT SOMETHING STRENGTHENING
DO YOU WANT A GOOD APpETITE?
DO yor WANT TO Briln UP YOUR CONSTITUTION
DO YOU WANT TO FEEL WELL?
ID YoC WANT TO GET ID o. HE>oCsN.ss
DO YOU WANT ENERGYs
DO YOU WANT To SLEEP WELL
Do rot WANT BIsx AND yIGERors YIKLNo
If von du
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Co.Partn ership Notice.

THAvE THIS DAY ASSOCIATED with
lmyseli VIM. A. Remington, and the business
neretofrc carried on by Mr.. F. r Erskine will
de continued by us under the firm OF VIM. A.
Remington Co. GEO. ). I. DOW.
Davenport, August l. 1854. cst
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-13

CINClNNATT, August l3.-The CONNER
Gals Nashville special, Of yesterday. says
Pretty hard fighting occurred Saturday
Sunday and Monday at the front. No gen
cral battle, but advantages decidedly ir
favor of our side
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-13
WJI. ALLEN INGALLS,.
Architect, Contractor l. NOliritor Of Patents

SPECIFICATIONS q Esttmafes Frh.sNed Tor
Bu,lding. and -Hachiarg,
DLANS FROM MODELS FOR THE PATEN
/ Office. aud Machner. Of every discrip ito
in Isometrcal an Geomctrcal perspective
Office corner of Brady and I'd streets, Daven-
port. Iowa OK err Macklot bank. inela-dtf
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-13
New York Markets.

New York Markets.
New YoxK. August 13.
Corrox-Firmer At l.s5c
FLors- Dropping. ess4 $3.50 for1 extra
.tsts tlO.ss'e, 2, s, for r. A q.
warAr- Unchanged. .2l5@2s2 Chicago
Spring q ls@z.ss Milwaukee Club; - 450
= 50 winter red
COxS-4l .6Ha1.s1
OArs-?aM $l.U3L.
PoKE-$45 ness a.: old mess
LAKD-1eQe.c.
WalsKY-tl15.
New HOrk stock Market.
~. q
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-13
surrender Of the Rebel Gun
boat Ten nessee.
Giant transferring Troops.
More Fighting In Shcrman's
Army.
An Extensive Indian War
In p aspect.
The Burnside and Meade
q IarIcl.

New YORK, August 13.-Thc Herald 5
pecial correspondent from Southwest Pass
,th sends the following
The feel under Farragut passed the forts
1t the entrance of Mobile Bay at o'clock
4. NJ, 9th.
The monitor Tecumsch was blown up by
rebel torpedo No other vessel lost
The ram Tennessee surrendered after an
obstinate resistance.
Admiral Buchanan lost leg in the action
md is now in our possession.
Oar land forces under Maj Gen Granger
invest Fcrr Gaines, and with light batteries
opened on the fort simultaneously with the
passage of the forts by the fleet. taking the
water batteries in the rear and silencing
them.
Our loss not reported.
Fort Powell in Mobile Bay was blown up
and evacuated by the rebels.
NEW York, Aug l3.-1he pirate Talla-
hasse, which has Just destroyed number
oI vessels. Is an iron steamer, painted white,
two smoke stacks, two screws, about $50
feet long, 90 feet beam and draws about 9
feet 0. water. Her hull is marked Tale.
ilasse, London. 1864. She is said to have
run out of Wilmington about six days ago,
without having been seen BY any Of Admi-
Z! Lees blockaders. Sheis commanded by
John Taylor Wood, t. S. n.
Surgeon Sheperd says she was one of the
Chesapeake pirates, that the crew are dress.
| ed in rags and tatters and are a very hard
ooking set.
The chief engineer saws he is Boston
| man and was born and brought up in that
cay.
The last seen ofthe pirate she was steer
ing south with the pilot boat James Funk
IN tow as tender.
All Oh GERS and crews Of vessels captured
| by the privaieer were parolcd and signed a
document not to take up arms against the
'ebc's until regularly cxc!iang d.
New YORK, August 13.-The Richmond
Sentinel says: There is bus little doubt
that Grant is moving large body of hi,
troops cautiously and quietly from oul
iont Where he is sending them of course
we do not know, but they leave City Point
on transports, and 60 down the river. His
steamers, loaded with troops, have beer
seen within the last two days moving of. y
| The Heral.'s New Orleans correspondent
says
Maj. Remington, commanding 1l,h n Y
Cavalry, opposite Donaldsonville, was at
tache on the 9th inst. but succeeded cut
ting his way through with Slight loss, cxccp
from - to so sick men At last accounts
he had concentrated his escaping at another
point near Doyalls Station.
The gunb"at expedition up Grand Lake
on the 2Gth ult was success. 1t destroy
cd a large number Of Hat boats and captured
many small arms and accoutremcnts Tnt
next day two saw mills and some oats
loaded with valuable lumber were also de
strOyeu
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-13

n OF Al con OLIC.
nrcslr coucsssnArsp
VEGETABLE EXTRACT.
4 Pure Tenlc.
Doctor Hollands
GsE r. M AN BITTER
.. G. n. JACKSON, Philadelphia Pa
wnl RRsrHcryrIlY crRn
Liver Complaint,
Dyspepsia,
Jaunlice.
kidnevs, and all Diseases arising from
disordered Liver or stomach.
snch NJ
Constipation, In
ward Piles, Fulness or
Blood 10 the Head, acidity to
the Stomach, Nausea Heartburn,
Disgust for Food, Fulness or Weight
in the Stomach, Sourbructations Sink
ing or Flnt,ering a, the Pit Of Stomach.
Swimming of the Head. Hurried and Di-
cult Fluttcrng ofthe Heart. Choking or Suf-
locating Sensations when in living posture Dim
ness Of Vision. Dots or Webs before the Sight,
Fever and dull pain in the Head deficiency Of
Precipitation, lcllowness of the Skin and
Ewes, Pain in Side Back Chest. Limbs,
&c, Sudden Pushes Of Heat,
Burning in the Flesh,
Constant maginings,
Of evil and great
Depression Of
Spirits
and will positively prevent YELLOW FEVER
BILLIOC : FEVER 6c
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-13
Merchant Tailoring Business

in ali its branches. We have choice and well
selected stock OF goods on hand and shall receive
fresh additions to the same weekly throughout
the season. A splendid assortment of Gent s
Furnishing Goods constantly on hand.
A liberal share Of patronage is respectfully So
licited.
WI. 4. REMINGTON 4 CO.,
No Nichols Block west-second street
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-13
Notice.

vI>HE UNDERSIGNED HAVING BOUGHT
i the stock of goods. and taken the store form
eriy occupied by I. +. Erskine, intends carrying
on the
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-13
Bakery ssassl Ccufccfiom e,.a

am also prepared TO supply the market with
'he II. shesl A'aes. Cakes. bread. snd in
act everything pertaining to bakery profession.
made from the best Hour. Parties supplied at
the shortest notice.
Also the best assortment of Confectioneries in
the city Call and see me. Ali goods warranted
jne2o-dtf Il HATTuES
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-13
BEWARE or coUyTER1Ers.

the wrapper.
Price per bottle Is cents, or half dozen for a.
Should your nearest druggist not have the ar
ticle do not be put of BY any Of the Intoxicating
preparations that may be offered ia its place, but
send to rs and We will forward securely packed,
b. express.
Principal Office and Mandatory,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-13

Established N 1853.
CHICAGO TYPE FOUNDRY
AID ..
r rim tcrs' War En- . n se,

No. 70 W ARLINGTON STkgsT, CHICAC0.
IN SCuOFlELD 1 CO., PROPKIETOR9.-
Types. Presses, and Printing Material On hand
and manufactured to order. Electrotyping, Ster-
.otyping, and Engraving promptly executed.
Agents for Wsde's Superior Inks, md Pags's
Excelsior Wood Type.
oA~lo oCMoyI9lD. -. A. POef9a,. .J01N nA1ooo
apr2O dAw3m
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-13
N. IlAT"rEsES.

N. IAT"IEFES.i
70. 10 4 H Hrady ST., LIST door belo,r Second,
HAS FITTED UP AN ELEGANT lcc
IA Cream Room for the accommodation
u Ladies' anu Gentlemen, aud awaits a call from
as friends. md the pioic generally. Guest
"!il be served with tue most delicious CREAMS
etc, that can he produced and waited upon with
alndcst attention.
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MCCLELLAN EoO9.


PRACTICAL DYER.-PART1CULARA AT.
4 rExrIox paid TO dyeng Cloths, Silks. velveta
o. Garments Of any kind-to give any color de-
erred. Third street, two doors west Of lowe
oOrth side. myl6-dly
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DAYSlCiAN AND SURGEON OFFICE IN
Il basement OF state Bank building Residence
9th ST., bet Bardy and Perry streets. noladw
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to the most delicate organization. They are also
the best and most effective cure of GonOrrh9a
aid elect yet discovered. tall for Cherokee
Remedy or Injunction.
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as$. ii 49, - - sri F'4- ~
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-13

y. W.. II. DAK I'm,

DHYlCiAN AND SURGEON. OFFICE IN
Il room over Pos, Office. Residence east side
Oi Brady-9d door from 9Th 81 July ldwti
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PROPOSALS FOR LOAN.

Golr-2 IS.
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No. 631 Arch Sc.
J o N E = 4 Z VA n s,

(6soeeeooes % G. n. Jaukson 3 Co..
Proprietora
- fse sals - lruegiGes 81 dealers inevoey
- = - UAiss4 l3seS6 pt-ssaAsly
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-06-01

lfrOm tne NhSnVllle fTeSS, may ~o.J
Yesterday afternoon, between 8 and
o'clock, Lieut.. Augustus A. Brown, of the
list Ohio Volunteer Infantry, was much
intoxicated and quarrelsome, talking bois-
terously on the street, and drawing his re-
volver upon any one who crossed his path
In his drunken wanderings he came to Gov
Johnson's stable, where he stopped color
ed boy in the Governors employ and de-
manded of the negro some whisky. The
negro told him that he had none, whereup-
on the Lieutenant demanded that he get
some, or he would shoot him. The boy,
much alarmed, ran to the house, followed
by the Lieuntenant, who had entered Gov.
Johnson's yard, and told Gov. Johnson, who
met the Lieutenant and ordered him off
from the place. After some words the
Lieutenant drew his revolver and fired at
the Governor, but, being too drunk to take
good aim, the ball passed through the Gov
ernor's-co by his side. While attempting
to cock his pistol for another shot, the Gov
ernor struck Brown tremendous blow in
the face with his fist, telling him to the
ground, and, before Brown had chance to
recover himself he was arrested by Sergt.
w. Fl. Calvin, Co. 6, 18th Michigan, who
ran to the spot as soon as he saw the diff
Guilty.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-06-01
The Abolition Conyenrion.

Our telegraphic columns this morning
contain very full and interesting report Of
the proceedings of the Presidential Conven-
ton, now in session in Cleveland. The
platform of the Fremonters was under dis
cussion yesterday, and it will be observed
that it embodies an extremely heavy indict-
ment against ABRAHAM LINCOLN and the
Administration. When that part of Mr.. LIN
COINS own party which is unawed by his
power and uninfuenced by his bribes, repu-
dates and denounces his Administration in
such strong terms, Is 1t fair, is it reasona-
BILE, is 1t decent, to denounce the Democrat
ic party as disloyal, when that party never
pretended to support his negro absurdities
and his wanton violations of the Constitu-
tiUhsfBil, aass -ff66ese 4Boiftl6nfsts are; for
the crimes and corruptions of which they
complain The PAID parasites and serfs of
the Administration viii doubtless denounce
the Convention as tiisloyal, but the move
ment IS Of sufficient force to explode that
serFile theory that LINCOLN is the Govern
ment, and it will doubtless establish, before
the campaign is over, the contrary asser-
ton, founded upon fact that loyalty to
LINCOLN is treason to the Republic.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-06-01
The Language Of Truth and Sober.
ness.

Col. BRATToN, of The McArthw Democrat,
speaking of the 14Sth regiment, National
Guards, writes as follows:
Capt. McDowelrs company was Illegally
disbanded at Marietta, and some 20 OF this
Co. from this county are marched out of the
State under guard, because they refused to
be sworn into the service of the United
States. The Governor nor no other man
has any legal authority to march the
Guard out of the State against their con-
sent, and those men will collect heavy
damages of the men who gave the order If
they ever get back and the Courts of the
country are not entirely set aside by the
military tyranny and usurpations of those
inpower. The army Regulations and the
laws Of Congress know no man as being in
the army until he is mustered into the SER
vice of the United States and takes the oath
required. There is nothing in the militia
law that contemplates the idea of giving
power to Brough to order them out before
they are u. s. soldiers, and after that they
are subject to the order of the President
This whole N. G. organization was conceived
in iniquity and at the expence of the peo-
pie of the State by few fanatics in the last
Legislature, for the benefit of few office
seekers. 0 fr..
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-06-01
The Vote ON the Suppression OF
.DOurmaIs.

The vote of 81 against rs in the House of
Representatives, to suspend the rules so as
to consider vote of censure against the
Administration, for its recent outrage up
on the press, is significant when closely
regarded. When the fact is taken into
consideration, to which the Boston Courier
calls attention, 1t suggests earnest consid-
Grafton. 1t shows how this majority is
composed: ~ 5El aIf 3s'
at is fact of no small significance that
the majority between the parties in the
House OF Representatives rests soith the mem
bers from the central slave States acto ONE
their election to the bdyonet. If the members
who have been put into the House by force
should be withdrawn, the Democrats would
have majority. The majority bv
whose votes measures are carried in one
branch of the national legislature does not
owe its presence there to the popular vote.
So far we are already under military die
tation. The Government in ITSELF and d.
rectly has not become military. But The
majority IN the p0pstlnr branch consists of those
suhon the military haze thrust into their places.
They hold their seats, not by the votes of
constituents, but from the detachments of
soldiers who surrounded the ballot box on
the day of election. Their election was
made by the votes kept out of the box.
rather than by those put into it.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-06-01
sensible Talk.

We find the following sensible talk in
The Macarthur Democrat, edited by our friend,
Col. BRATToN. Every good Democrat will
heartily indorse what he says in this para
graph:
The importance of selecting good Judi
mocracy must not be overlooked. We want
men too, without handles to their names.
There is no such words in our vocabulary
as Peace Democrat, nor War Democrat, but
simply Democrat. We don't want Peace
Democratic Party and a War Democratic
Party. But the same old Democratic Party
that stands upon the Constitution and de-
fends the laws made in conformity thereto.
This is the Party of the great Democratic
masses that secures to all men equal rights
and equal privileges, whether he be a prince
or beggar, President or private citi-
Z9n. a ait
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-06-01
NEAR THE P3MusKY RIyEA,i
FRIDAY, Nav 27-3 A. NJ.

J,st whit tho Arr,v of tho poton,oo re.
oroSsod ne North Anna and bacan anothe,
aami,;,,, .1~ ono,ant NV IN nSo%rass and
,ias,;naS tn o,,st tho rahois k,ons onotha,
st,"''ih,S o5s ra. atact;,,s, tbo ,,ossa ssa ~
s%a ,;3Iau ~, N1andov anS Er;Javl Of w6icl
,ns1n ,, U tha Snii Sata;io IN nv Istfer n
WsdnaySSav WTo yIu 'n tha ar,nv ~ was nnshsd forward
4, t,a1 Ra;iroad fo fbS
oross .ue % nc 0trarc c.th Of tha enae
put p.. M oi .eeiS So;asonne ;l" 81 WeSnesdav
ocy,,.,,,,aJ ,.ostordary 'daternined that %,
uon.;nusu e'i ysoaS" hoIJ;nn y ,,oSition IN
,,.. ;..,n,;"ta n f.ont somaw6at In advance
oer e ..lie pia1e IT, nanad FOO that moi
=, sS.o thenot1re Of The ground very fS.
mae .,,H ~. ,,t hsd o.eioad ,,os;tior
tolaolS W nun, US DuS ne pori'to
taetlcaly vi Cne s,ea.esO s's isu
as you @ a,lea shn omo r. poI. thn a. 'o;,roed
n viosscu ShS I oi ;,tervai os abont
az at 1rbich the coTns
ns ,vuv ,,,es iao od WriSht made tbe nassaqe
=. Is'a,a,.1s Eel 'Tbe anemy had throyyn
~ oa,,tra for,,,ard 90 s,to form n limo NJ
hattIe Je -, the shane Of the latter v. the anex
sbnttinc % no on on the river. Miner reconnois-
oa'.eC. .'a,a.od o my thot +ha ,;abt ao,,L .,
~ oa s,,,o, ;ts Iaft on
;,.is army h;oh o nn1,oTad p,od nort;on
- sybis %;S i;ne ,rhis nos;t;on tbs rehaIs have
s,as mas lane @ AS Ls, s;,a ths,, o,r;,,od haro
sS0 so.t,S,;ng S anJ If S dr;yen from The thew
had tha si aishoratelv o nrenarad I;na of the
Soutb '"S Hnma :" faii S.dI lnnn my -
%'I Tn tb;s % State et i@ Of facts facts tba Commanding
CsenaraI S detern,;vad Nc on a I renet;tinn of the
sa,,,e st,otoOs,, h,, ,rh;oh G ipJ forced 90
fSo f.o,,, tha T5ssy ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS % MO-
iGa,, Srnnt @ ,a 10 ~ I;ttle ;daa os Won can
~, ;,,s ns hntt;n ,an ~ III baad o%oi1st nra-
nared worts conssnnantiv be resoIveS to
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