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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-09
Casualties Of the 18Th Iowa Regiment
from July 18TH TO July AID, Near At


Casualties Of the lSsh Iewa Regiment
from July 10Th 60 July I'D, Near Al.
lantas Ca.
Wonaded July l6-James Martin, G, In arm ard
sae severely; Corp Louis II Bnekhalter. ID. IN left:
July so-corp N chrissy, !, in head slightly !;
onn nd hes, IN arm eighty; Samuel Van Orsdsle
Ia ca.rgo en- rebel works, July 2lst 1864.
CoNPAsY A-Wounied-sere, James Bird. In
.houldsr slighty; VIM Davis, In hoad eighty !;
t paaiei ION mister. IN foot slightly Andrew Aef-
COMPANY B-Alfree Broadstone, in arm severe;
- Welly; 1saac d Hubbard. IN bowe. morta.
CoHrAsY c. Wounded Eden Hunt. in thigh &c.
we're; a y Fenderson, IN arm sevsrss 3 Aolcomb,
OoxpAnr C-sd Lieut. Y Geph.rt In leg slight
Iot ssrst Nichsrd ~ Wiiliams, IN bowels MORALLY
eince dead; tWapello county, Andrew Mcdonnell
IN nnssr ger. eight; Peter Hoover, conclusion from
Coxrzsr E-Kiled-C Corp Christopher Orm, Lse
eToan!yi Ansus.us smith, Lsec n ~; a a kean,
mortsily IN arm and side; csrgt j w Roberts. IN
thigh severe; Corp A II johnson. in head ard
:noa der severe CORP Aoloomb, In face slight
face .sv:4s; Thoaas !. thigh severe. Van Van
we're; : Orm in leg sight: ! Il Henderson. in eve
severe; Vrn, In had severe.
CosFAsS F@Wn Fit1gsfals In leg severe.
CosPAAt 0.-Fnis Company was guarding ann.
Ply trains ard We, not In the action ofJuly S,st.
CoErAxr Hat Lient., II. Z. NcArthur. in hin.
eeresc >. a. hsiey, in arm, ssvsre j. y Fu.sn
wiaer, IN leg, severe; J. Cog, In shoulder severe
iAlriek Asrphy in shonldsr ana heac, sllsh col.
or corporal, ForSens, 10 leg. sught.
CoxrAsr L-5A Lioat.s Merry showers, In face.
slight Corp. j, Davenport, In head. severe u
Wolovons. In shoulder, slight; John White In side
siight.
Missing H. Lon.her.
CtxrAar k-6erg,. VIM. b Mcdowell In breast
severe am u. Walker, tn aida, morally Corp
Il. Wood, IN side, MORALLY Hergt. MAJ Jau,es
w. Henry. In face, slightly.
REHABILITATION.
1c the light Of July 2lst, killed, enlisted men
wounded, enlAted mon. .................-Ao
ssinS---.-.----
r.., =
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Total casualties sinss seashns the 'front.'.
July 22d, 1854.
TIE enemy attacked 10 yesterday 1t IL
O'Clock, and turned the lett flank Of the
18th army corps. Tue 18th lowe Was Oh
tho extreme Lett We fought then entii
night, and n0aily whipped them. The 18th
Iowa captured the Colonel, Major, and
many meo OF the 45th Ala bama, and aiv
sne osstie.has Of The Same regiment. We
1875 over one hundred men in killed. wound.
90 and captured. A full list will 10 sent 10
. day or two.
The CASUALTIES snong The ofBesrs we're
% fUlloWs:
Lieut.. Col. Hedriek. severely vou.ded. Cant NJ,
II.e.s severely wounded Lest 0ophass mise,nw
AAee@ MUIR lnissins Lsai. Cssv6osd, nieetng.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-04-20
~~c CAPTURE OF FORT PILLOW.

1,s following official dispatch with refe-
.r,2 70 The capture of Folt Pillow, sixty
rf.s shove Memphis, wss received at the
,s5an. Generals Office last night
DEMoroLIs, ALA, April 10.
r css ) Cooper:
rsp fa!l5w!ng dispatch has jus. been re
we'd !-om Gen. Forrest, dated Jackson,
Tenn, April 18Th. l.. POLK,
Lieutenant General.
ala,.acgcd Fort Pillow Oh the morning of
~ l2th inst, with part of Bells and Nc
T1'igchs brigades, numbering ----, under
nj. Gen. J. T. Chalmers. After short
f-f- We drove the enemy, seven hundred
.ra,ng into the fort, under cover OF their
g9r55sts. and demanded a surrender, which
F,:t5clincd by Msj1r L. ". Booth, COM
r,,c3;cy /. :. i1TCes. ! stormcd tie fort,
sad alter i contest Of thirty minutes cap
.o.e3 the on.ire garrison, killing five hun
dre3 aaG taking one hundred p,isonsis, and
ltrse acislj,t Ui qlait-Emssttt stoges -
The at,c2gs IL the fort " 2Te nltlel, iuclGiiDg
Nsilr BJ9.l. / Gs.ainei ! loss ct twenty
Flied and tix.y wounded. Amongst tie
wounded is the gallant LieIt. Col. Vim. NJ.
Reid, whilst leading he otn Mississippi
Oyer ono hundred citizens, who hao fed to
the fort from c9rscription, ran into The river
sld we're drowned. The Confederate flag
.0w f us over the fort.
tSiynedi IN. b. IoRREsT,
"MajGr General"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-04-20

4 Mistaks-Mrs. John Il. Stanard, on
Monday, sent black sila drr:s 10 mantua
maker by negro servant girl. As the girl
was going down Main street She was met by
9 young woman named Mary NcGea, who
saw the dress and took it from her forcibiy.
Capt. Stanard, to whose wife the dress be,
longed, hal HeGee arrested for theit, and
she was brought before the Mayor yester-
day morning. The dress was in Court, and
Capt Stanard testified that ii was the pro-
perty of his wife, On the other hand, Mrs
McGee produced a witness to prove that
the dress belonged TO her, and had been
stolen from her several weeks ago. The
Mayor dismissed the case, giving tie dres.
to Capt. Stanard, and telling Mrs. McGee
that she could get 4 warrant and have the
seams clear that Mrs. McGee thought she
had found her stolen dress, bat was mis-
taken
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-04-20

eA'feha cs YAsKsE TsAasPoar.-Capiains
a"" E.easoh-, with sixty five Mcn, cap
ahAee transport al Fiars Point, on the
NJ 'pp' n'er. oa The 9Th uit. The particulars
e'e Is loows
elo.r. Edward. dressed himself in ci.:zen's
skslf aIoHed iis command In the cane about
~ n, ~ue from Fhat's Pnia, and n,unIea him
absn ha'd an "'d poor horse aud rode IN In town.
L IN. rsa. ttefe ne saw 4 trau sport anchored
Gers ans he wicked up 10 some Yankee ira
G eo,to, ,...hs hsa tiht he had some thirty bales
pes.lns .,cb ne wished to get on that boat, ex
nuisined "a :" uneaAiness al the same time. If Il
ylhe euey,,a a y al whie IL might be destroyed
trr,ihs IN bands in the bottoD After con
asuY tt% minutes lliey told lin If ne ,v,.uid
eapso ne Aasons they wou,t take his
p9%- hn, gu liz Gtalied as II for that p,,r-
saiorm sa1 az AT 10 MS command ana put on his
ssast ,,a a ",dtfsd bis men 10 !oiow him and Ia
uahssor, " h'ey errived AT the gpot where, ,hs
kteh Wa aud ihe order vas gwen 10 fire.
sAo.s were a. ee'hp.ied with. About onr hundred
hhus tu, u, ~ -heh tue order was sisen 10 cease
rt estle Gu every one iiiat attempted TO cut
isian 20, IN o4pts Edwards and Reasons and a
sae bes,esa = ssib and padded 10 tie transport
%. whs,f and forced the crew 10 take her 20
aasy eaa,n,.a' '' tle command then wen. aboa.a
.Shedeis,r s'''VoI in greeubacks, SS0,o3o Ia
:, Piece Ana ostfcofi, hat, ard patr OF boots
sa.a ss, s the poexet @ knives, pistols, etc. They
wslsr's edye ooa' on Gre and burned il 70 the
sa saa iOok slsh,ay ney allied three, wounded five,
eesre 20 h. sh'een prisoners. The boat mad o.,
ehsaaI.ss eaies OF cotton auJ is,ss ~, aS ,,s.
aldo b. So., somh we're all destroyed. The prize il
eeapiI.lea 600 600. 1bis daring deed was
csislee Le,a wan oriy about thirty q sa men. the
'sitt 70 guard The town.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-04-20
Later from Europe--The Rebel Rams
Rniitinc IN France,

The steamship Asia, tom Queenstown on the
. 0. aparelcaGd Hai,;dI un The IA Ii ,on ier Voy
s!C 10 Bosom. The ne"s i. generally unimpor-
aLt,
his said ihat Mlximiiian's difii cu;ieS with the
aapeF9f Of Austria were arranged, and that the
amle OF 1eyic1 wCuid soon be announced on
ti3.y. II was not proclaimed. however, IL tGr
sssi date. Hag1s0n dispatched one oi his Geae-
z: TO E.znnl 20 aid in The : lu;ions OF the Hap
tug family complications etout Mexico.
lh7 Fetei pIivd'rrr Georgia was IN the river Ga
paas, France, Opposite Bordeaux, 10. fetit ing
Ih- crew OF Iae Georgia wolid not give any infor-
E.tln ,eilgve n the recent operations. or the Al
kg-i burning Vi tle .msIicda ship Nii.iaIs Cfamp-
Dl.
Acoi' sFJnieRce between Secretary Seward and
ae lr41 authorities Oh the Chesapeake case
w. Pgbis6eG; bUt II adds uolhing To- what is al
itiI! Sna0n 0n the subject.
10 Denmark the fIussia had oJeRed the first
ssgr P3r2iiel before Eupici. IL is said that tile
haasahAas n tie Austrian army retired from be-
hit icienela 10 a SORT OF revolutionary or mutt
I94s Split The negotiations for a conference
ssr -Ali going on.
LuHd,a paper says that Napoleon wi. gain his
ehd lie hagiuf Congress ca led by the very power
Siel rejected the 0fisinal proposition for such al
tsseGt.sge
!ae British channel squadron had been ordered
% aake 'eady foT
Gi16ald. was 10 have 4 very grand r2cgf ZION Ia
solaama!sn
Iae liverpool cotton market was quiet, viii
ssth2aged fa.es on The J.i of Apsii. breadstuii.
M--A't shd looking downward. Provisions heavy
slA GamhWltd tendency. Coasois closed IN
L-9l9a o. the u ai u Il aG. = American secun
us: Csses Hal
'A- french papers publish an article from tie
'''F AG:i mai, OF Paris, which includes official
eNiaith,s, and afrYes thai The French Govern
asl quietly ccRnivinc al the efforts OF the reDel
s.hS 10 ha'c Iron clad war vessels built In France
~ ~ 1Le ieuei sctvice. From recitsi!0ns Of tit
l''%h, appears that firmsat Nantes and B0r
s S-1si hase been for months II work building Wal
tsfti o'lenslG!y Tor China, hut really Tor The
&c ,sDe' at. b-yluu last fa laid before the French
ro'eh'Aeht proofs Of the real destination of the
80, aHd ate: mGch delay the work was stopped
,nosp ugp'etameut orde =. But during the last twa
aa''a, as as tiie OHtislon declares, that work has
Nv s'n Isamed, aGd Two 0f the vessels axe now
|. " oe passed over 10 the rebel agents. lieut.
~ 49, ,t' 1Hs Cafta'n Bullock have been prominent
49, negotiations These vesseis are iron c;sd
saa, a 'ar ft1c authoflte. have ordered an entire
,sea'. Hntth h ths Government Of Napoleon Iii!
ss,'a "iiiins to have buii, 1T Freacl, ports, In
ieuirsiiy. - A'"'''''"
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..vsoAY MORNING. -. .AfR'' '.,'s ". '.,'e 'ee
TsE RsI, IlsSsg,.C n, .CKwATER REGION

,.ur>G, OF THE ENEMY FROM
rsE RsldkStT,.sC Rs,,s n. ..sCKwATER REGION.
...,na mon authority deemed reliable
~, he force Of the enemy which asn, wa, IA. a.
a,, s,lS ~ and ia the Blaeswstsr region last
&f'ols a nearly all returned T. Fortress
eees "''> n,r,,y their visit 10 that section
to'',~ ,e,a,mlt.od the usual depredations
ss' '.s attend their raids, and carried oil and
sal'1 s,S 80 considerable amount of pro-
<,p, .. sm;ih6eld, Is'e OF Wight county,
N'.. ,aroa .he residence of Mr.. Frederick
'af' 8" s~ and stole the library Of his brother
lsffnn' C,uner. Who is now the Lieutenant
.aor = ;, Of the Pierpoint government
''''' .I.o carried of from this place about
-. bandred negroes.
OK 80" ".aurs,,,y morning fight occurred on
If Mr.. Wrcnn, near 6urwelfs Bay,
~ - farce Of the Yankees numbering
en-, or 400. who had landed at the lat
f'l' ana few Confederates who had
x - ,s,bered together by Major Miiiigan, of
''s- s,,ps! Corps, and Capt. Causoy, OF the
IN this engagement We had one
- y. ,araed and enc Capt. Chas. Spruisl)
S,. 49, ,risonor. The enemy had fiye or six
',r., su1 from fifteen to twenty wounded.
r.-kee oliccr WAS killed in attempting 20
-. p,g,n Greek in a barge, with view of
.n,nnic5;iug with General Graham. .-
rs;i., in Smithneld Graham complained
- rauch o! the "Dushwhackers" which
:, :.i3 were ipfestiug that secticn, and ex-
...ei nueh regret ~ the death OF the Of
- who w.s killed in the barge.
yeIl informed persons from that region
.-,.-ss the opinion that Burnside's expeai-
~, has not left Annapolis, and that the expe-
.;,n Of last week was only 10 ascertain what
,,airde-ate force was il that locality. The
.L..s :, sm,thdcld consisted OF the A.h Mas
,..ae.s,,s, Michigan, and Wisconsin reei
..r-. ard New Jersey battery. The Gath
y.:sschuse.,s was on duty not long since at
l.1leston.
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I'm, Two regiments had landed, and all eOmmu
nieatsan with the interior was for the time Inter
rutted. " WV ~ ~
New orleans adricee Of the 9Th have been re
SssSa uas.,a AZ New York The reported sinking, IL
unfaundcd. .
s,, ",rassous fire occurred In New Orleans on th'
ooonrahe , were destroyed, Involving II loss OF sew
erai hundred thousand dnars.
l"S faras correspondent. OF the New York 1imes
SAYS mat one ofthe vessels built at d wdeaux fos
@ s"e .uoe's mas heen launched and an English yes
3! was lying there with equi pmsn,s.
me Kappshannock has been enc ,oaed In docl
nj ta!aia by order of the French Government.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-04-20

A PRoPHErIc ADvSRTIsgaENT.-The following ad-
veflisemcnt is copiedby the Nor:farn papers from
Massachusetts pauer o. February, le6!. That
was before Lineoin'5 Inauguration. II ,w truihiu
and prophetic the words OF this honest and p:o-
pheiic old farmer have now proved in the terrible
realities which have since transpi.ea:
FOR saLB
{ FAR1, containing ninety fise acres or more
e. @; good land. situated Tor loeate,!l ris,t in
ssht ct Amherst College, within one and quarter
miles
slso, one half cf a saw MILL j, the mouth Of
;'ii;er's river ia Montague
If B.cckin,idse had been chosen Presiden:
my property would have been worth eight thousand
dollars, hu. nov since Lincoln mas aeen Chosen
President ] want to sell Gu. and go awsy.
want TO goo away ffoni Aaoli'ionism-away
from Maine Law iza away from Arai Dow
ism away from Aris acratisIl. want
10 60 away fran all sensation. I want to go into
some country where meE kind 10 each Other
where men love each oiaer--where men are thank
tai and honest TO eaca o'iter don't want TO 60
into a country where men make Hobby iiarses out
of Abo:,ion>m and Nea! Dowism to ride into office
on
want 10 go into a country where men feel as
men felt about the tia!a that Jefferson, Madison,
Washington, kdanis and Others when they signed
the Constitution OF the Uuited states. | want
go Into some coaatfy where men feel as men felt
about the the that Puinata, Warren, Washington
and stark signed the declaration Of Independence.
s.loud love 10 go tn some oun'Ty and live with
mea that feel rs The Old honest hearted sOitier ielI
in The time OF the American Revolution should
love 20 60 and 1--we with them by day, and 60 and
sleep with them in their tents By ish,. shoHid
lore TO stand up with them shoulder 10 shoulder on
the battle ground. | love the honest hearted sol
dicrs. remember what t,.ey have done for Us.
remember them with respee. aud esteem But
alas By faction aud Seiion the walls of Jerasa
lem ic and by Aboii.ionis,n and Neal Dow ism
our walls (uaion Liberty and the old Cons.i.utionl
will fall aud crumbe To dust.
A voice from the South "a voice from the West
a voice from the EAST: voice from the Nctth-a
voice from the four Winds already begins To cry
Wo--Wo- -%0-t0 our Uni6n-out Liberty oUr
county, aadrur countfynea.
In civil war rich men aud ncor men will humble
together, and dead men viii pe piled up in h APPS.
The Old Democrat wants 10 cell Gnt and 90 away.
Haolley Feb. u, 1861. PORTER COWLts,
The Hartford 7ts;ss exhumcs the above prophetic
advertisement from the columns of & Boston pa
per, of nearly three years ago That aan had 4
proner conception of the people by whom ne was
surrounded, and felt IL TO be his safety t. get out Of
their way q; the earliest moment.
When this Old patriot pubii=he his advertise
.nent, no doubt the whole gang OF the de-tfoyers
gicgei at his Sup dty aii ,eHnunced him As dis
loyal.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-04-20

A B2gus Dsiectie,--Oitlcer John Reece, OF
Capt. McCubbin's staff of detectives, yester-
day morning arrested Lieut.. George Brown,
Of Maryland, on the charge Of committing
various acts under cover Of the falss repre-
senta.ion that he was : detective officer oi
the Confederate Government. Upon the
person of Brown Keece found, among other
papers, forged order, purpor!ing to be
signed by Gen. Winder, giving authority to
certain parties to search houses for stolen
property. After a cursory examination at
the Provost Marshals Office, Brown was
committed to Castle Thunder.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-04-20

Dismissed "A maa named Thomas B.
fully. recently discharged from Camp Lee
as unatic, on yesterday had Ttomas B.
Phillips brought before the Mayor on the
charge OF making violent assault upon him.
1t appeared that Tully had taken up an ide.
keep for him, which the latter would not
give up, and bothered him 80 much and so
constantly about it that Phillips tad to kick
him out Of doors. Mr.. Marcellus Dearue
said he had previous to the difficulty heard
Tu'Iy say he did not give the money 10 Phil
lips, bat 10 maa that lived at Nelson's Old
stand, near tho Theatre. fully expressing
himself satisfied that Phillips medifated no
further assault upon him, the Mayor dis
missed the case.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-04-20

CHILD CHARGED wrU MJRD2a.-in SaVan-
nah, Ga, last week, Wa. Craven, a chi!d eigh
years Old, shot aad killed Alice Cullen, white
Child, aged three years, and Virginia little col
ored girl The coroaers inqaest brought In Sef-
diet o; murder agaias, the boy, and he WIS sent TO
prison The Ne.us gives The following circuHi
stances of the afair
1t tappears that the uncle Of William had ieit a
loaded gun in his house, which the !ad GOT posses
sion of, and with which ha threatened 10 shoo
some 0ne. Beiwa n seven and elsat cioc" OIL
Wednesday night he aimed the gan at tae abo9e'
named children and discharged Il. The gun wa:
loaded with large turkey shot, AID the conteht'
took effect Ia the head Of Alice causing her aea'
in about tea minutes. Virginia, thr coinrea q"
was shot In the side, ana died on fhnrsia lay morn
ing about O'Clock The occurrence took place II
Robertsvlc, aud police off Ger hyrae being IN ina
ward immediately entered the house' aii1 iohts
Young Craven under bed In 4 room, aud took
him IN large.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-04-20

n3- PfasosAL-Psriier expecting eper,ons,s ,,
from their frtoDds Ia the Nsish wou.: do wei, "a 90
and sse ths tats iiic CT ths Hsv YORK Do,ly Nm.
resolved tais (.sedaegdav) ra1rnirg a; the Confss
rats Reading Ro0p, COL tainif pessonssn tn r,.nr
parties In Riehmond Charleston ard threusi,s Ut the
South. They c.n also see. from this 10. il taeis
''pereoaais" In :hs Hsc1mond papers have hear
copied il the Eesus.
iag-ore caa:aining ar. Longs gree. speech iu the
Yankee congress 10 full.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-04-20

No Cae-Yesterday morning, just before
the starting Of the Central train, parcel of
soldiers got hold Of small bucket of lard
belonging to q citizen named Dickinson j.
Pted aud eat itupon their bread. When Peed,
who had been to the ticket Office, returned
to lock ior his lard, he found the bucket
empty, and battery soldier named Nc
Nuity standing closer toit than any one else,
aud had blu. arrested for the theft. The case
was brought before the Mayor; bat Peed did
not appear. AlcNulty sad he eat none OF
the lard He was discharged.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-04-20

s.Tuy ON CURRsscY" THE Petersburg Express
has exhumed some old bank notes Of 1916. Oae
is ncte for 25 cents, ''seeevable at the Bank Of
Virg,ui.," signed by Anita Robinson. one is sha-
plaster issued by the Corporation OF Richmond,
su,eeab,e 10 an ordnance passed by the Council,
bearino date October 10, ls 8, and ''good" for
stwcive and halfN cents. The "Corpora,ion o.!
Richm0nd', vromises on the face of this note, in
very emphatic language u pay to bearer The SUN
OF I2E cents, but the note was never Redeemed -
'rhes. notes hear a striking resemblance 10 The lit
tie shnpasters which short time since Wee so
n,en,il,,l here and remind Of the fact that the
reopIe in 1876 were Gs ''hard uP'' for good cur
rency as we are N0N.