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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1864-10-27
Tell your, neighbors and every
body else about the Grand Rally
on Saturday, Oct. 29th. n2 9 !,

New York. Oct. pa special WASH
ington dispatch says the Richmond Exani
uer announces that tf.cl reb.ls have taken
the negro prisoners off their Qualifications s
and returned !, them to. prison. and hopes
Butler will relieve the, C'nfederats officers
placed nnder fire at Dntch Gap. - 's,it
President Lincoln to day publishes long
reply to the Tennesseeans. in which he de-
clines to interfere in affairs in Tennessee
deeming it State matter altogether.
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: Our attention has. been called to a COM
,munication in the Chicago Times ofthe goth
written at this place, and signed H. It pro
fesses to give an account of the scare The
other night on occasion Of the report CT the
raid into Davis county. Throughout it is a
studied effort to throw ridicnle'upon the, pat.
,iotic. citizens who 40 promptly responded ia
the cali of patriotism on that occasion, m.
Guiding Col, Kittredge. WHO consented to
conduct the defence. Il r was doubtless
written, by one Of the rebel spies who are
prowlipg around che country, picking opin'
formation which may be useful to their
Southern owners. Our citizens when they
turn out at midnight to defend THEN homes
from these numbering scoundrels,- should
look sharply to these fellows who are among
them stalking notes." fa.. ..s,,st..g;sd,
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NEE7Kc.

DfEr-At the residence Of his father In Cass town
sh ip, Oct. 10th, 1854, WILLIAM L., son OF VIM g. and
II liza Ayrick, In his goth year.
He served his country in the 47th Regi-
ment Iowa Infantry. He came home sick,
and after few weeks; of suffefing died in
defence of his coantry as much as though be
had fallen in battle. Lafayette was a noble
vlrtrous and honorable young man, and
was beloved by all who knew him. HIS
early death is heavy loss to his afflicted
parents he was member of the, Christian
Church, and during his illness he gave abun
dan assurance Of being fully prepared lo'
his change. w. A. N.
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z "But paint perfect mise.y, the worst Of
evils, and excessive: overturns' all patience"
All Druggists have for sale Dr. d.. II.
See'ye's Liquid Catsrrh Remedy. whichlwil
remove permanently all pains from Catarrh-
al difficulties, Any one who has ever used
it will 80 recommend It. 80 "s4'-
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Gloriens Union Meeting at Ash.
ii agyns ua : land. sadt tra ,7cl q /
ASHLAND, Oct oath 1864.

Ia.siGw von ASHLAND, Oct. oath 1854
EDITOR CoURirR.-Thata you may know
what is the state ofiUnion scntim,n mt down
here at Ashland., PROPOSE to give you an
account Of a meeting held hercaon Friday
night. notwithstanding The stormy night,
the muddy roads, and the fact that we had
had but a day or stwo's notice, yet the pub
Inc school building was Ic-ammed to it's ut.
most. AMI we al felt that it was, good q
be there. Rev j L Mason was called t.
the chair and Mr.. Claywood was nominate
Secretary. The chairman introduced DR..
Charles w Drombolone Of your city who
made. indeed. telling speech. He 80 dis.
aected the Chicago platform and copper
heads that stand upon it. as to evince that
he knew something of comparative az well
as human anatomy A mere synoptic re.
view taken from memory would fail to do
him justice, suffice it to say, il was received
with great applause. Raf'
After the DR.. had ended his speech Of ar
hour and a half duration. Judge 'Bigham
addressed the atfdience until late hour
Butso unclaimed were they BY his earnest
eloquence that ne could lave held every
nearer the whole night. or! pity tn,
poor adherent Of the pigmv candidate, were
he present to receive whitening scathins
FIRE which the Judge poured upon the whole
embodiment Of treason and duplicitv. Bu'
the best Of all was the manner in which the
Judge met and refuted the charges made by
the Copperhcads against the Aininistra.
ton. He showed that the only differen Ct
existing between the simon-pure Copper
head Of the North and the simon pure Rat
tlesnakes OF the South was only difference
in degree;-the one open. the other clan
destine; the one, magnanirnons, comparative.
"; the other. Shiny and crawling. They
we're identical in principle and the Chicago
Platform could be detained from every
house. top in Richmond. To an arm,stice
jeff Davis would as soon agree as Vallan
dighan, or Mcclellan. A cessatian Of hos.
Titles would BE as acceptable to JEFF. IS {,
Nc. or Val. The Copperheads had nj
sympathy for the soldiers. But ~ mlch as
the soldiers had for them. The country. be
forged to the soldiers, and when thev 60
home, the Copperh eads had better keep i
their holes or there would be . free 6gh,
/ aFlr !. - q
indeed. 'z'.. -,
The Judge concluded by urging ever,
young man to look wen to his vote. ri
cast his vote for tho peace party he wouit
commit deed that would b. an everlastin.
stigma on him and his children after him
Admonshed al to beware how they CAV
aid and comfort 10 party whose ulterio
purpose was to surrender the country to The
enemy. Rs-" sysa .s4'ass os7 9-t -
We hope the people throughout fl
oouaty will have An opportunity TO Ria
those champions ofthe truth. ssaIl 'se,ak
4 f.4 nj ffgQTr ~ Wfn1i1
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STAMPED ENVELOPES, like most other arti,
cles bavc "riz". They now sell according.
the orders Of the P. o. Department. at four
cents each, or ninssy.dve csnts for each
package Of twsnty.6vs.
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At meeting held at the Court House in
the city of Ottumwa, wapelio County, Iowa
on the 29d day Of October. 1864 .pursuap,
to an orderissued by tie commluee SPpohe
ed to orgahsze the State Militia ofssM'conn-
ty. Hon. r. H. sales, Chairman ofths Com
mittssl for Iosganialsg thsYMilitia, preslde a
Chairman, and Uhsrless w Dromboi6ue 'xas
elected Secretary.
At said meeting the following Regimenta
Officers were duly elected for the First Reg.
liuent sf Stase Milfiayfyr IWapeilo! Ceupty
ColonelAAddson 4. Stuart, Ottumwa.
Lieut.. Colonei-Edward H Stiles, n-----
n Major-Thomas N. Barnes. Kirkville.
r. The commissioned Staff Officers are as fol
lows ri sfsgc level y1oye 1I7es afa IIog
q Adjutant-C: w. IDromboloae. 0ttnmwa
4 Quarter Master---D Henshaw, Chilicothe
= Surgeon Dr.. ]. G. Hinsey, Ottuuiwa.
Il The following companies compose sait
Regiment: atais so sot sii'd2a
j Capt. Stiles. Center, Township.
~. Stuart 100 IRA elI,Sdi afdt
eys1. !. R,rnes iR;cbbna ifd, -afa'so'eh
7gg Burns. Columhia d7afi":i i55s
,s :" Dimmitt., Highlandl 10 H-n4 7at
- . Lamme, Dablonegar ''',dsiisaal
Eyre, Greene t.... a,tss.,.r,
'Ea<elv. Adams
aieJ JNye. Oass 70 90. qsTs" 80 "i---
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The Postal money order system just Cow
gong into operation in larger cities, ibfor
the present be confined 70 offices of the frst
and second classes. In, lows there areIno
Offices of the 6rst class and only six Of the
sccond-Keokuk, Burlington, Muscatine,
Davenport, Dubuque, and Des Moines.' As
soon as the system is fairly in operation u
will doubtless be extended to other Offices
Of tho third, class..ar 9I..--Li.aea.
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'rQl.H ..XEWST

! wishto make IT known tothe public that have
engaged thessyyicea Of ap accomplished .sastsrn
z :. LATEST STILLS, ar ,PA0E0GRAPHSi Is ( q.
which Az % nuchta dnired. .all upon all fhosS
that wish to hsvetheir Photographic Albums sotnSS
mruted,y ith nne Photogra Phs, to gIvs uSs sSM
II aiscvistto announce TO the people, and esnfs-
tally my old customers, that have 1tt
Afsegds aid have resumed the Is ,gItiNT1 cS
,.sA MRR<)IN
ayssifs and SEpsctss 3asticeto sif Who vim 81
est soh me ~ Pietsres.F Don't fbrgss tAs Ilsse
N. EV5eka AKk1'A
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'MARNnES.

MARRIED-October 2sd, by Rev W. r. Cowlss, at
the residence OF J. r. Gillespie in the city Of OF
tumwa, Capt. T. II. HEDRTck, OF 0ttumwa, and Mis-,
NJ. EDITH Cox, OF Wabash, Indiana. 4 .ff -
p No Cards.
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y Make your arrangements to
attend The grand rally on the goth.
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THE UNITED STATES HOTEL
- BEACH STREET, BOSTON, MASS. soisa8 81
lDssetly opposite, she Boston aud Worcester Rail-
.s-ssahiiss sreadDepot.) ~ 9s}1egie q sfsss4
The sAbsefbtr post Respectfully Informs his friends
and che gablic, thatNer experience Of oyer niue
years rs an Assistant At the American Ho In tfis
city, he has leased upon very favor able terms the
USfFBD MATES HOTa.t, "
wbiohha for long period under the. able and boz.
very lib eral patronage. tss@' ~
The sndeDisned win endeavos 70 keep up shs pop.
ularity ofthe Establishment asa afcs n
First Class Hctff,
and he soiicis your patronage assuring you that no
exGUop en- bis Aart fh1t be ahting 80 rehder Sopr
stay at his house both comfortable and agreeable.
fsAAg5e 'N-a116yz fsSg VI FRANK II. PRA1rSs
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I'VE JESUS. u, y - 4 -sao
.ACADEMf0F. DEVASTATION
eorTuMwA. IOWA.

OTTOMWAs IOWA.
On Tuesday, the 25th October. the Sisters Of the
Visitation sSpened an IAoademy for shs in,tfuc.on
OF young ladies. In all the branohe. Of A thorough
Music, with instruction on. the Piano, Hasp. sndl
Guitar, and In ALI Kinds Of Needle work.
ottuIwA is pleasantly situstsd on the Dee hoines
| being unsurpassed by that Of Sny portion ofthe
State. The communications by railroad renders the
The Sisters Of the Visitation although ,professing
the Catholic faith will all times respect the reli-
gloas belief Of their pup iisno upon his
vided into four terms OF eleven weeks eAch--cem.
mencins ist september., closing 18th July. The
Sisters Of the Visitation intend making this Insttu
ton of the FIRST ORDER attention being Civ to the
| morals and manners as well As the minds Of their
pupils; 49,. :. 80. - ...-.. 70 -,
take place. semi-annuaI report win betrausmit-
ted 70 the parents Of each young lady giving an &C.
The young Ladies at the end Of escfmonth will be
| assembled In the presence Of their teachers and
report made Of their advancsment In sheir studes.
and attention to the rules Of the schools To excite
them to emulation all who have distinguished thcu
selves In their respective classes wen Is by
Y ease 81 manner: Z Vel !. e
e .hs inPrD q the yoaSg Ladies: al.,Ss
Music, either vocal Instrumental, Al the end of
each quarter this society VIII give Ceucer the Ia
dies Of the institute bens prestst and 10 uhiehpa-
10 contribute to,thecxact observance OF rules and
| polite and amiAbie dePortment, the Young iadis:
are divided inte'two circles: Crown and Gold
Grown TO the nrst In the Junior circle.
ad 1li TERMS. ido sai bsa2jF7
For board and tuition In the common and higher
tuition IN y. y and End term. isSs
!. s.nd s.s !. 1850. So So
| nj
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Let every township form a
professions for thes Grand Rally
on Saturday, Oct. 29th. e OF

Hon. DANIEL ANDERSON We are request
ed to say that Hon. Daniel Anderson. Dist.
riot Electr for the Fourth District, will pos
itively be present AT the Grand Rally on
Saturday the 10th, and address the people
No notice of his presence or that occasion
had been received At the time the bills were
nrintad ZJ4 <eE
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sTHE FAR-FAMED Dir WEIR
ofPsspsvssaAiss annndnem tsptAS scotAhhnitv
that he Is rrac,i.ionsr q shs aeS%aaps Hspshfnd
MEDICAL TREATMENT.
So successfully praeticea n Frame, pain
and America. He has been -engagsdsevsral years
in travelling and successfully treating people who
linger under old t5f0Et' ~5A
CHRONIC COMPLAINTS. -
He only AIMS the nature Of disease, for
merly practised by physicians. hut passes pm and
discovsfsthe cause, however Intricate the disease
BID 4, complains eored Ia nom thirty to ninety
days Charges Asonabie. Me define furnisied for
81, 25 per week. Persons who liv at distance can
hav- medicines sent by. Express, 10 any point they
designate by sending statement their complaint
In writings The money must sent In advance for
the time you wish, Ali letters must bs sent for the
next six months from this date, (ost 81. 1s643 to
Peoria, W.safsi5baE3 s83 hos bestQWG a3i
ia FEMALE COMPLAINTS. o3s,i
In al Their forms, treated carefully and conhdcn
tisyi Lw ILL visit and cnnsuit paNeuts wtife'' re-
naming in town free of tharge,, a,>,vt ,a,ll
Those living At a distance and unable Is visit HI
can be treated bye sending him CLEAR vial fn oil
their morning urine, from which the disease viii be
ascertaine i y141 Egd rnlH u sd 10 fcl3Gf1$
| All letters 81 inquiry must contain one postage
sta mp. g lie wiilbedt l5E3Ftss@ijs SfEg bt@i
ksigourney, Now ssh, Oskaloosa, Nor.>1ott. OF
tdmwa. at ott a.nwa House, Nov. 11th, :
6s, 3 ~ early ,fPthe cannot ds,ss ~ r, ~.
Rssidence-Ror theIastsix years,fi Iowa. -
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6 HERIFT., SALE.

y -
By yirfue OF IA execution tome directed issued
by the C<rk Of the District Court Of wapello county,
lowA, Nave leviedsapon. and will expose to pub.
iass>s 13he front dor oftle Court House In said
cd8iys&f foliosing dSscrited property towit, slit
nd inz4id countysAhd s6ste: South east quarter
% birth Isl quArteftf seAtbn ten (10), township
seffnty Ne I'll. ranoS tn irteen uS) west.
30 s4e wilitakeYlacseQn the 10Th day OF No.
vAper, @SG4 Nbetween tAe hours of o'clock A..
m Ind <eecocKS ncing at 10 o'clock a.
m. t2The Bsij prcbestS having been tax n at the
sutex Con. Lewis aud s. N.flfoyt VS.. Uriah Green
aud Benjsm IIamnftt, -tn satisfy said execution
for sixty dollars aud Interest aud costs.
-----------~---- q. A. Der By, Sheriff
Oct. 20, 1S6i-2w Wapello county, Iowa.
DROB,AsFEs NOTICE. ~ x
l. Last VIII and Testament CT John Pumroy, deed
IN the County c1urtuf wHreiio ccunsy, rowGSsS
Present T. Bigham, County Judge.
Motto erehy fgiyfp tfs tom the 3rd day Of 0c
teber i s64.th - atle eiik The VOC the Octo
Der term. 1854 NJ said court, instrument In wri
ting purport ing 10 the last wj ,snd est ament Of
john Punroy, deteased, was produced, opened and
read In Up en- court, wuithstfhs list Nfdndsnin No
vebef, fS64 being the 7h day OF said onth, Is APP
0in tedsby the court the the. proof
or the genaiu said will and testament Ill be
beard, when and wherelall Versions intefestfd xaay
be heard. T. DIGHAM, County Judge.
Ordered that iIreoreeo,ng netice bepablished four
weeks In the 0ttUmwa Weekly Courier.
Oct:6.1ssAs ~ BtGifAMs County Judge.
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Remember the Grand Rally on
Saturday, Oct goth. stit ii tosaigua.
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CIssoN & JOHNSTON,
@Arlssrs.

10 a. on No o,pEsl.s. the ot,umwa Het. !!
'Stairt.E - HSA (Oct q, iS64& Is
NOVICE n ~ " INIsTRATION.
ssNoSiae ishs3hy rive that on the 22d dayof o..
,snbet, 1s6a.< ADMINISTRATION on the esl
% Ami Pple, 80 % wspelle county, !, Iowa "a
County Court Of safd-cesdty. All persons indebted
to said estate are requested to make immediate pay.
nent 10 the uDdersixns IL and those having claims
against said estate may present the same to the
County Judge Of said county required BY law.
d. McARTHUR, =.
ISABEL McARTHUR.
Oct. 81, 1864 4w. Administrators
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1864-06-14
FROM JOHNSTON'S ARMY.

BATTLE-FIELD NEAR MARIETTA. June IL, o'clock
m.-Morann the notorious Yankee spy, captur-
ed in Confederate uniform yesterday, in the vicinity OF
Rome. From Kensaw Mountain several hundred OF
the enemys wagons can be packed near Big Shan
y. Prisoners report that Bair l7tL army corps join
ed Sherman on the 9th inst.
All quiet during the night up to the time of writing
MOBILE, June IA special dispatch to the Tribune
from Baldwin, llth, says Forrest made forced march
and threw part of his command between the Yankee
advance and Baldwin. By severe and gallant Citing,
he held them in check for hours, when Buord struck
them in the flank, driving them miles.
An official note.says the enemy was routed We cap
tured 200 wagons loaded with stores, and many
prisoners.
The destruction of property on the Yankee line of
advance is unparalleled. Negroes yindctive.
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A Gard.

LHcoLSrox N. c. June q, 1864.
Ma Yates Having been asked by persons in several
companies from jhis County and numerous citizens 70
myself candidate for reelection TO the next
Legislature in the Commons, have consented 10 do
Whilst there has been much said about filling the
Offices with men beyond the military age, |. 10 due 10
myself and to the people for 10 state that am
within the military age, bat il is well known TO all
who know me personally, that have been an invalid
for the last six years and entirely unfit for military
service. will further state, That have been before
an examining board and discharged. But, whilst
have been able go to the army have endeaTor-
ed to discharge my duty faithfully as citizen and
representative and will be content with the decision
of the people upon my merits. A.-C0STNER.
June g.. 1894 to
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.

All those indebted to the estate of DIR. w. A. Audrey
deceased, pay if they wish am in need of mo-
ney this time for the heirs If they do pay
will necessarily have TO exchange heir notes for the
money with third party Debtors vii please call
Immediately. JAS. B. ROBINSON, Ex'r.
June ID, 1864. lmpd
Daily Times will please copy times at present and
times the first week in July.
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S15,647 60


This amount has been handed over to the Surgeon
in charge, for which [ have his receipt. He has
transferred it to Sargeon 2. E. Hines, Medical Di-
rector of Hospitals in the State, who has disposed
of it for the purposes intended by the donors, and
in deemed most juiicous and equitable.
Owing to q attack of illness, the delivery
OF my addresses has been Suspended for six eight
weeks but will be resumed my health
is sufficiently restored. Due notice will be given of
the places and times of my next visits.
DRURY LACY,
Chaplain of Post.
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YANKEE NEWs.-Northern dates of the 7th
have been received. Grants dispatches say the
enemy attacked his lines Saturday night but were
everywhere repulsed
The correspondent of the Philadelphia Inqui-
rer admits the loss of 1000 at Cold Harbor on the
Sd. Gen. Tyler lost foot, and seven colonies
were wounded. -'.-
Fremont's letter accepting the Cleveland nom-
nation declares Lincons administration militia
ry dictatorship, without unity of action vigor in
execution. He says if an acceptable man be NOM
mated at Baltimore he will not be candidate. IF
Lincoln is nominated, there will alternative, but
to organize every element of opposition to prevent
the misfortune of his election.
The Herald says Fremont's position secures the
defeat of Lincoln. Gold l943.
The New York Journal of Commerce, one of the
most conservative of Yankee journals, says:
Ruin is before us as people, nation, Union,
if we go under present guidance, with the
principles which now prevail in the halls OF Con-
gress end the Presidents house. All the promises
and prophecies of the men who lead the radical
party are but repetition ejust what such men
promised and propheced Cor other nations in 9TH
er times and the end always was, as it will now be
destruction. 1t is useless to SPECULATE on what
a fe%weeks may decide-:the result of the cam
paign in Virginia-but it may be doubted if any
possible success ofoGen. Grant can save the North
from reputation bankruptcy and ruin.
Bg On the Wilmington train, north, yesterday
we saw Captain Peacock, Of Her Majesty, Queen
Vietorias 9th infantry. We understand he has
resigned his commission in the British army and
casts his lot with the gallant Confederates. His
choice is the ranks, but he will occupy any post
assigned him.
On the same train also was Mr. Lauler, special
correspondent of the London Times. Both these
gentlemen reached Confederate port on Monday
morning. Mr. Lauler says the English press is
singularly unanimous in favor of the South, and
are now directing their attention to the question
of recognition. Their experience Of the Yankee
character has thoroughly disguised them Colds
toro' Journal.
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SIXTEENTH REGIMENT.

Just before going to press received letter from
Col W Stowe, giving list of casualties in his Regi
ment from the 4th of May to the lst June We have
time only to copy those from the CASTOR county COM
pany; as follows:
Company M.-Ked: Ensign John Carpenter and
Hartman. Wounded Neal Oliver Smith, G
Eakes, Skdmore Miller Anthony, Saml Mauney.
Missing: H Alfred J Alfred, 7 J Alfred.
The loss of the whole regiment is killed. As
ded, and As missing.
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FIFTEENTH REGIMENT.

Company =, from Union county, in the battles up to
the Sd of June. Killed Forbes, andy L Scott.
Wounded: Stega and thigh, S NJ Thompson
hand, N Waters severe, W Benton severe, Jno
Mcdonald arm amputated, Irby finger Bicket
head, McCorkle hand, B Long neck J Skies
hand, J Austin thigh, w W Alexander face, R Dos
ter arm ampuated, Long face, Little hand
severe, W Edmond, Skies head, G Skies and
r Summers finger.
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ELEVENTH REGIMENT.

Correspondents of the Bulletin furnishes the follow
ing list of casualties in this Regiment
Company H, from May 9TH to June 3d)-Wounded
Lieut. Knox knee severe, Sergt Jas Mcmillan left
leg ampuated, corpl Thrower leg serious, private
John Alexander head mortally, Geo Hudgpeth side
rous J A Caruthers hand slight, John A King arm
slight, " NJ Reid arm slight, 7 Henry hand severe,
Taggert hip severe, H Wilkinson head serious,
Hall foot slight, G Henry arm slight King,
W NJ Reid and Caruthers have since reported for
duty
In the other companies of the Regiment the follow
ing the casualties on the LIST and Sd of June:
Co. A. killed, corpl W Icehower; wounded
Harris knee slight, VIM Kennedy shoulder B Fl Harhe-
son leg flesh. Co. D, H Spein left leg amputated.
Co. E, wounded Corpl W W Hartgrove neck serious,
Co. |, Ramseur right leg amputated, Hanes heel
slight. Co. K, Levi Crow arm flesh
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A CARE I'D.

We, the Undersigned, citizens of Mecklenburg ceun-
w. request the farmers Of the county to Char
lotte on Thursday 10th June, to make arrangements
TO assist the citizens of Charlotte in feeding the
number OF our wounded soldiers that passing
through IRA PARKS
J. P. ROSS,
l. N. ALEXANDER,
June 10, 1864 II. W, STINSON.
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FROM MISSISSIPPI.

MERIDIAN, June ll.-Lee and Forrest have routed q
Yankee column near Baldwin, north Mississippi caps
turing 200 wagons, heavily loaded with stores of all
descriptions. Forrest made forced march to meet
the enemy. The Yankees destructive than
ever before in the State. Marmaduke has another
battery the Mississippi at Sunnysde below Green
ville and has number of boats hcmmed up. lie had
destroyed three steamers up the 7th inst. :