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Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-04-29

GRATUlToUs PRINTING. The fol owlng very
sensible remarks from al exchange almos,
every publisher viii heartily endorse. W.
have had considerable of this kind Of exper-
fence ourstlv. s.: 1t't
ut has been the custom of all associations
and individuals to mp 50 upo, editors the
p ,hlirat'on Of re .ol ,t.ons, obituary notices:
advertisements of ben voient enterprises and
various o'her ar,c'es Of limited or ,ndiv.du
Inte' est without charge. We have done quite
our share Of that kind Of work If .ssocia-
lions Consider it due t. de .eased IN NIB, r. TO
Iass% resolutions te-tifying to their virtues and
condoling with their ,ela' ions, they mus
ne ceforlh consider 1t due % rubli> hers t.
pay for them; and # i~iterary, schoof and
."hrr assoc atoms cannot . xist without graz.
ui,ous pri"ting, they must b. too sIi4ht'y
priced to promise substantial benefit 10 tn
n~Inbers. Until We TIM teachers who teach
graf ; butchers who furnish st axis and
roasts without CHAR .e; lawyers who counsel
without fees farmers who donate their wood
and pr ,duce, &C., we must decline being in
the list Of printers who print without eom.
pensation,"
A sensible publisher, that.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-04-29

~ The IA hIowl lost severely at the
battle Of Pleasant Hill. La. Lieut.. Col. Jo-
seph Newbold is among thu killed. The fol-
lowing are the casualties in the two compa-
niss from johnson county
Co. acknowledgement David Sloper,
in left arm,s slight private David Morrison,
right hand, severe; private George Turner.
head, slight private George Link, left thigh,
severe; trivate John Is Conan, both legs,
severe; privat. Charles Sweeny, run OVER hy
wagon, slight; private Frantic McKane, lett
title toe, slight. Miss ~ng-private @ C
smith.
Co. B.-Killed private S j Parker, head
blown off by shell private Edward U'Brien.
head blown off by shell private Hiram Or.
nor, minnie ball. Wounded I'd Lieut. E A
Holmes. slightly, by bursting shell on leg {;
LIST Serst W W P'rmenter, 81 lightly, by burs,-
ing she'll on shou'd~r; 5'h S+rgt. A F Nicol.
by minnie ball in foot, slightly private Me-
soni Clark. by shell in lett l.g, S, verely !;
private G .orge Campbell by ball in left thigh.
evere; private W Georg., bv ball in left
foot, slight; private W s Kingsherry, by
spent ba ! in left leg, slight. M'ssirg-pr i
vatc J 4 Lyle.
Company E, from Jasper county, suffered
as follows:
Killed I'd Lieut. W Il McMillen, private
Robert Walter. Wouaded-''orp J Rerisk,
sig tly, left sho Id r.; private G ,orge H
Sigh ly. elbow Andrew Collins, slightly.
rignt thigh. M'ssi g-Drummer W W
Wal ace.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-04-29

B- By the way Of late Richmond papers
we ara apprized of the fact that on important
Union movement is in progress up the Rap
~pahannock. A large feet Of gunboats and
transports is reported coming up supposed
10 be General Burnside's forces : to co ope-
in the general operations again Rich.
moad, soon to commence.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-04-29
A sensible publisher, that.

.s4Y The 10th and 18th Army Corps, p6r
tons Of which are now at Cairo, and other
portions Of which were in the Red river ex
p ,dition under General A. J. Smith, and are
now on the way up t e Mississippi, are about
to rendezvous at Cairo, where they will re-
ceive an entire new outfit, preparatory t.
going t, Gen Sherman's DEPARTMENT Gen
eral John A. Logan will comm nj the 18th
,,orps, and General Hu,lbut will probsbl com
mand the 10th corps. The 35th and several
o her Iowa regiments are in TIE 10th Army
Corps.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-04-29
The Call for 100 days, Men.

2Ge jail lOF 1OO days Men,
The following is the official correspondence
between Wests,n Gov, rnors and the Presi
dent, regarding the calling out of 100, 600
men for srrvice during the ensuing cam.
paign:
.re WAR DEPARTMENT, W~AsuINGroN,l
April 2lst, 1864.
To the President Of the United States:
FIR 7, The Governors of Ohio, Indiana
illinois, Iowa and Wisconsin offer to the
Pc ident infantry Troops for the approaching
campaign.
SEQ ND, The term Of service to be An hun
dred days, re .koning from the dste Of muster
into the 8 nv &c Of the I'm It'd States, un.es,
so,ner discharged.
THltD, The troops to be mustered into the
serv &c OF the United St ties by r.sim n,.,
when The regiments are fitted up according t.
regulat ons to the minimum strength. The
Re. imen t. t. b. org ,nized according to III
regulations Of The Var Department. The
VIII /. nu nber 10 be furnished within twenty
days from dete Of notice Of the acceptancs Of
tn 3 propo ,ition.
FOURTH, The troops to be clothed, armed
eqnipp, d, .ub>ist. d, tr ,nsported and p.id us
OeuS = 0edt lHtouCiy SOiub -AuC
to serve IN forufications or wherever their
Be. vices may be required, within or withou
their respective s ates.
Firm, No bounty to beplil the troops,
n,r the service charged or credited on 81,
draft.
S,xrn, The dr. # for three years service
to go On in any State or district where the
quota is not e .lsd up; but ifany officer Or
soldier in the special service should be draft
Cd. he shall be credite 1 for the service ron
dered. (Signed)
john bRouaH, Governor Of Ohio.
y. II MORTON, Governor of Indiana.
hica o. ArEs, Governor of Illinois.
w NJ. STONE, Governor Of Iowa.
Inc oregon proposition of the Govern.
direct d to carry it into execution.
(>igred) +. LINCOLN
AID. il 23d, 1854.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-04-29

from lbi. state tor o. Days.
Elsewhere appears the proclamation o.
Gov. Stone, ca ling for ten thousand volan-
teers from this State for one hundred Gays.
to relieve the veterans from garrison duty
VIII lie ,her go to the front and give the fla.
ishing blow TO the rebellion. This requires
immed ate action. Let there DO no delay i"
filling up the ranks. The term OF enlist.
ment, one hundred days, is short, and will
enable many to enlist whose affairs have pre-
vented them from entering the service under
previous calls. The opportunity should not
be 5. ffered to pass unimproved BY the thou
sands Of athletic young men who, for various
reasons, have thus far held back from the
ranks.
The raising of 10000 men in this State in
twenty days is no small undertaking. but 1t
can be lone If the people take hold Of it i"
earnest. Let meetings be called in every
community at ones, and such action be taken
as will ensure q prompt response to the pstri'
otto appeal of our State Executive.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-04-29
ANOTHER vDCAOMY IN AR.
KANSAS. I
The Rebel Loss 81 III Killed, 400 Wound
ed, $50 Prisoners, and 1,OUO Horses n
MulRs
LITTLE Rock. April 3.

Mutes.
Little Rock, April 8.
An exped' ton, under Colonel Clayton, con
>isting OF about q thousand inf,nlry, three
rcgim ;nts Of cavalry and six pieces Of artll
lery, az pound howitz.rs,) had reached Pine
Bluff. after an eventful rad down to the Sa
line river, wncre they encountered force Of
rebels 5000 Strong. The first encount,r
took place near Branchviile, where the rebels
we . defeated after q three hours fight.
they retreated, and our forces followed them
up. Reaching Mount Elba, on the Saline,
next day. We occupied that place without re
slstance, the retreating rebels not daring to
make q stand there. Our forces were her,
dlv,ded-one detachment crossing the river,
and another accommodating this side. II
turned out that the enemy had not crossed
the RIVER, but were discovered some distanc,
from Mount Ella, with reinforcements, aud
advancing upon US. We prepared to give
them a warm rece ption by extemporising 10
,iticat ons Of logs, rails and cotton bales.
The enemy came up with terrific "vigor,'
but were sent back oy our steady fire. Tnr. e
times th.y charged OF Us, and escn time
they were repulsed. We hal tho adyantag,
IN position, and they had at least double III.
men we had. Fin lily they gave way, afteI
SIX hou of vain effo. to disiod e US. W.
shen iu,h,d out and charged upon them with
tremendous effect scattering them in ali d.
tction In this engagement and that az
,ranchville, we killed 81 OF them, wounde.
and Cal tuIei over 30.
In the mean til z our scouting party that
had b en- detached and sent acrys the Ever,
Consisting Of about 100 meu, mvstly coloreu
troops, were equ lily as busy IS we on i
slide Of the river. They returned to u, a,
dark. after having marched fifty mics down
the other side Of the river, where they cam.
upon a rebel train OF fifty wagons I'll ed wit.
supplies for thu force III 1t We 50 telllngly re
pulsed. The train was under an escort q
SUI rebels. The entire tram was captured
and destroyed by our men, and the entire
500 taken prisoners. Over a thousand horses
and mules fell into our hands.
These achievements over, and the rebels y
scattered hal It was useless for Us to try
get any mure 6ght Out Of them, our expedi
non took up its line Of return mar.h, ano
have reached Pine Bluff in high feather. Our
loss was very slight. The total reoel loss is
killed, 400 wounded and 800 prisoners,
besides their train, horses and mules.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-04-29

az The Republican Union State Conven
ton Of Kansas has elected delegates to the
Ma 'ionai Convention at B ltimore, and in
structed them to vote for President Lincoln.
Governor Carney has Withdrawn from the
Senatorial contest in Kansas, leaving the
question to the decision Of the Nxt Legisla.
turo
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-04-29

~ The Com mittee on the Sword Sub.
scription in the New York Sa' itarv Fair, in
this city, desires US to acknowledge fifty seven
names, with the money. from bloomington,
ave from Muscatine, and two from Belvidere,
for Gen. Grant. The money has. been for
warded.-Chicd0, Journal.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-04-29

A hogshead of tobacco was sold at st.
Louis,o on the 2lst ms ant, for the sum of two
hundred and thirty dollars per hcndred
pounds, This is reported to be the highest
pr ce ever paid for leaf tobacco in this country.
Probably it was q superior article.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-04-29

PORTAL ORDER BILL.-Tne bill for q rostal
money order 81 steu,, similar to that Of Great
Britain, which has passed the House, and the
main features Of which were given some
months ago in our dispatches, has received
the approval Of the Senate committee.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-04-29
sT The Chicago Tribune dashes off the
following apt parallel, based upon a .ocal in
:ident of some notOriety: r-- R-.r0fzt


3 when you hear a Copperhead bewail TIE
,xpen.es of this war, and ass r, that it must
Ne stopped to save IN enormous war debt, till
lin the lamentahls st'ryiof old Green. the
shicaso banker. who, most Of our Chicago
eaders will remember, was tried OF ce for lis
life. on a charge of wife murder. d The most
rlght'ul feature of h situation waS the in
sasion Of his cherished boards. A new trial
Sas granted him on t. hnical grounds. He
f TT with called a csuneil of war in his cell,
i, the Chicago Jail. and gravely discussed
with his attorneys the probable cost Of going
Oh with the case. Thoroughly ALARMED at
the financial. exhibit, be hanged hims'lf in his
GILL the same night t, SAGE The erpsnsei The
peace demagog'.e s would bring this Union to
the ssme fate on like grounds, but until poor
old Green's act is appr sed by honest men,
the pr, sent peace schemes will b rdly pass
as the best policy" aer >, Il
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-04-29

New YORK, April "a.
The Sanitary Fair c os.d las, night, havin ,
real zed Blob O00. The result Of the a my
swo,d vot ng was: Grant, so,294; McClei
Ian, l4,509.
The naval sword was voted to Commodore
Rowan. FAragut was the next hiehs.t =.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-04-29
STn IOWA


William Roebeck, company E, wounded in
the bead.
Sergeant Samuel W. Dennis, company A,
Arm. tH
Drs. Lyon and Witherwax, missing.
Ma b W Edm n,tan, company B, leg.
Jackso H. Hall company y, hand. {
Henry lief .linger. company G, wrist and
had. N'
dohn s. Foote, company D, run over by
cavalry.
John L Kent, company B, elbow fractured.
J ines l.. Fillmore, comp ny X, thigh.
John Garrison, company Z, left side.
27rH IOWA.
James Fl. Booth, company H, hand.
Capt. 3. NJ. Hoibrook, in arm, and is
doing we'll. -
Milton D. Miller, company A, in right
shoulder. -s.r5 &. be-
Andrew J. Patterson, company A, in left
thigh. e'f
has. L. Ulley, company F, in left foot.
Joha II. Telschuer, company f., left shout
der.
John Wright, c 'mpany G, in right leg.
sylvester Bennett, company G. in left knee.
Emil Rose, company b, in right foot and
left arm.
Serg ant W. L. Allen, comp'ny E. in hip
JAS. Stephenson, compa " g, IN left lung
2STa IOWA.
Col. John Connel, reported killed.
Lieut.. Hughes, A. Q. W., killed.
Adjutant Strong, W unded severely.
Lieut.. Durranoe, wounded severely.
32D IOWA.
Daniel N. Clark, company G, in right leg.
James NJ. Ph'lippi, company g, in right
id.
Lewis P Derry, company H, in right thigh.
Geo. c. Pois j, company G. i, right thigh.
Rollin P. Mead, com any E, in arm arm
amputated at UPPER int.
A. E. Finnry, company II, in leg and lefs
arm .rm am Iutate',.
E. Netdham, company E, through the
face, severely.
E. b. B.. Cirly, company H, right arm
.rm amprtated.
II. NJ B~rockway, company B, in right hand
and hip.
A j. Blunt, company D, in right leg.
Sergeant f. NJ. Spur,ier, company D, in
lett foot. o.
Corporal J. Weston, company D. in chest.
35rH IOWA. .
Capt Blanck, c mpanv A, wounded.
Lieut. w. NJ. Dugan, wound, d IN foot. T.
L cut. Kennedy, woun led.
>tewart Beatty, com any D, hip.
George Matter, com any A, leg
Adam Vsldie, company ID, foot.
Color serge mt James P. Dunn, company
E, thigh :
Isaac N. Re, d, company D, g,oin, Wes'
Liberty.
E hot Park. company K, thigh.
Corp. j. Klingensmi, h, Of Loudeu, compa'
ny K. leg.
Corporal J. +. D,rr, Company A., leg.
10 eph L. Avles, company B. leg.
CORPORAL Fl nrv Cargill comoany A, head.
George kettl son, company <.
Sergeant J,hn Sthrom, company A, arm
md head.
Franklin NJ Hamb'in, company K, leg.
cornelius Kelly, conn my E, leg.
Hans Han sci, company G, kn-e.
Joel Wright, company B right avn.
d mis- McKilip, company A, thigh.
Christi n Merkel, company G, left hip.
Michael Mob r, company d, hand and
shou der, Port Lou sa.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-04-29

FL The Governor Of Illinois has issued
q proclamation c~allingsfor 10000 m n as The
quota OF hat Statssdndsr the late speci.l call
for 100 days service.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-04-29

EY- It is reported that Governor Morton
will take command in person Of the n ilitia Of
indiana. b. , .
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-04-29

n.sst Of low Killed and wounded
II the Battle Of PleasREs HILL
La. N E#
The Now Orleans Era gives a full account
Of the late battles in Western Louisiana,
with a list of the killed, wounded and miss.
ing. We compile the following, being all
that are mentioned belonging to Iowa regi.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-04-29

~ Congressman Arnold, Of Illinsi is, has
good creed: "Uaite, fight, TAI, smancipats."
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-04-29

tr IS. W~AsHiNGTON, ApfH 30.
HoUsE.-Mr. Washburce, from COMMITTEE
on Commerce, reported a bi to create ar
additional supervising inspector Of stram.
boats, his duties to be confined to New Or
leans. and also to boards OF 10, al inspectors
at Portland, Greg IN, and at Memphis, Tenn
TIE Board o. Inspectors at " heel:ng is dis
continued. for the rsa. OF that there are two
ether boards of ms pectors for the Ohio River.
The bill was passed.
Mr. Highly of Cal f%ornia, from the select
committee 10 examine into Representative
hcClurg'- charge that his COLLEAGUE fMr. Blair,
Of Mo.) had violated the law in the matter Of
alleged l4quor speculation, and also to inves
'igate the g%enuineness or falsene.s of an al.
le. ed order fur liquors, made a report ihereo,
to the effect that the original order s gnsd Y
Major General 81. ir a.d eight other officers
W $ Tor | duors, cgars. &C., 10 he amount Of
$3.50 or $l75, but that the rider was alter. d
by Vii hazel Powers to call for $500 worth
Of same for the latter's powers, specuiatins
p s rposes. The committee are satisfied that
no violation of law was committed by Mr..
.Biair.. ~ -,
Mr.. B'.ir of Mo-. spoke Of his intention.
soon o tAke cave # the House. He hid the
Oh .rges against him were made willie he was
in military command, and circulated against
him because he was opposed to the Wade
r gulaii ms Of Secretary Chase, and differed
ON the plan Of Mr.. Chase to let the Sou h.
ern States go His colleague (Mcglurg) had
brought tho charges here with the coarsenesS
AID brutality that characterize low aud vul
gar minds
The Speaker called Blair to order, remind
ing him that personalities must not be in.
dalged in 4
hr Blair begged The pardon Of the Sp-ak.
er. H.s COLA -ue (McClrrg) had zone to the
trouble Of having what he called the forged
orders photographed. lie (Blair) intended
to follow out the hint and have those orders
with the portrait Of his colleague.
alter the manner Of the rosue's gallery. The
dogs snd hounds had been ret on him hy
their master lie .(Blair) had driven, these
dogs and hounds back Into their kennll. and
b. intended 70 hold their master responsible.
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~ Ue' P~iuesl eonvuleons sucu
la1 a U.uI IN history, in which atteinpt ~
tnsoe py oru'e t"rcc to overturu the fundamental
r rec suNcrnmcn,. ,.,-,.
--,t,,,I. y. 90 NV pchou' WIN hesrue'
r.. . - " :, ., .' Wv suusv'Aee o' the vw
~ ~, -. UNI w .ohyu'son and wheh
nm. ,, ~. ~ Nv" w "ueves,euon W our enuis isnd.
o'ee", i''' Ana - we nov sppeai 70 ,he American
pp - ny III. M - e u.cAulei past 70 tahc
W. ~, , ~, Wv ,ui' pa uruer w lsNme s'rpcn-
.'' .u" " /" ''e"re "'"iH 'or ee"o' sh-
~ p'."I".de 49,, ,,.,.,. ,..,
''i' .' 90, lnN' y ~ We oPluioh OF houh.hns o
- 80 NI..sso. w .NerS county ~ ,ne s1,~ "
-, a, a'' - " Wv u' ~ Nv ss" ~
" V iS f. Ap'ys,'on 70 WIS I1A'e neuns' :, sn''
-, .", " = ~ us % ~. ~ ~ 'y' a",
~ "a, - w ~ rht u tss,oi ~ ~ p.N,r, .o w"
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there may be somc irregularities In the practical
shall r,v taxes In exact p-oIor,n to the value of
hir property; but II We should wait ctore collecting
tax to adjust the taxes upon each
man in exac, proportion with every other man. we
should never col cct anv tax at ali. There msy IL
mistakes m,de ssnctiwes, things may he doue
wrong, while Tie officers Of the Government 10 all
ihcy can TO prevent IN stakes. But beg of you. as
CT fsns ~ tbs great rcputic. not ~ let your minds
tc carried ~ rom the gr.st work We have before
We This s,ruvs. is too large Tor YOU to lie divert
ed irom IL by any small matter. When you return
70 our houes rise up 10 the height OF generation
oi men worthy of free government. and We will
carry oui the gIest work ", have commouced.
sara g. goa a.y sucerc thanks, soldiers, ivr she
honor you have done this afternoon.
C4crrs werc given 'or the Pr-iden'. AMI ne we'
sNu'ei Ivy the regiment, after wLilh tue march was
taken up fur the railroad dcIpt.
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President I.incoIn's .iddres- 10 Regiment
of 100 Days Men.

Washington, Aug. is.--rhis Afternoon, tho
lclh Ohio Regiment Col. J. c. Lee. whose term OF
service has expired, pad their re'pec's TO The Pes
ident, ia front ol The EAee un's nans.on, why Ad-
dressed them AZ iouows;
6oLpIEi-s ;-You are about to re'urn to your
homes and your niends, after havina, ~ learn,
prr'ormei Ia camp comparatively s!."r term Ot
duty IN this great contest. aIu great. Obliged to
you, and to all who Lave come forv4-S i. tue cal
oi uer country. wish 1t might he i3or" "n'r-
orally and universally understood wbat TIE colu-
try 10 now engaged N. We have, ~ All VIII agree,
rec Governmcnt. where every man has u
| right TO be equal Nith every o,her man. IN his
great struggle, this form Of Govern neni, anL every
form Of human rights In endangered II our enemies
succeed. There 10 more involved IN this contest,
than Is resnzed by every one. There Is involved in
this struggle ths question whether your ch. ldren
enjoyed. ssy this In order 70 impress upon you,
q SOu are no. already % imprssssd, that No smsn
na,sa sAssid d'vR - I'm saf gs1Aa Vy1oA
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GENERAL. SHERMAN.
llebels Defeated at Dalton,

Nashr'iis. Tenn, Aug. 1.-THE CT attsnoosa
GA1rrrr of hs lcth instan. has the following
highly interesting intelligence
TIE rebels In the sttsek Dalton, 0a., num-
bered eve thousand men. infantry and cavalry.
with siX brass howiuers. They were commanded
b. MAJOR General whceler Our garrison at Dsl.
ton. numbered four hundred men. Of the second
division, commanded by Colonel seibold On Sun.
day morning the rebels approached the town in
Line Of battle, and General Wheeler sent forw ard
the following formal letter for the surrender oi the
place;
40 prevent the esnsion Of blood, have the
honor H. demand the immediate and uncondito onsl
surrender Of the forces under your command VI
tits gsrr son. JANIS WugELEa.
MAJOR General Com'dg Confederate rorces"
Colouel scitold responded In the following Ia
| comic terms:
II have been placed here to defend the post, but
not 10 Surrender u. u. SrIvoLp,
'Vommanding L. {. Forces"
| The rebels outnumbercd Colonel seibold ten IA
one, aud hs command sought protection III their
| e,rthworks aui large br.cs building. The inva-
ders swaImed into the town. but were gallant y
kept a; bay by be gam son, who, from. ucr earth
works, moved down the rebels In vrca' numbers
! On Monday morning General steaduian arrived with
reiniorccments. A ski-msh 8: oucc commenced,
aud the garrison sail cd out Of their esr,hworts =
Al this 'tage tie Fourteenth united States coloret
inisntry, Colonel Morgan commanding, were or
dcred to charge. witt ringing cheer and an i'm
p,iuous rush which was irresistible they charged
upon the rebels, who broke and fed IN the uiuios
cunfusion. Tue reirls slishtly damaged ,te rail
road track one mile u Is side of D4l.on. TIE dan
eye has besn repaired.
| lrOna Washington.
Wdshi" ton, Aug. 1s.-rhe War Derar,men
has intelligence from Gen. Sherman 10 hal. pas
eleven last night, but no operations are reported.