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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-17
The Enlistment Of slaves in KentucEy-
Address by Gov. BramIcrc ON the Sub
LOUISVILLE, Wednesday, March IL. 1904.

LOUISVILLE Wednesday, March Ii. le6i
Gov. Bramlette has just issued the following
address TO the people Of Kentucky:
FELLowC ITizESs In view of the disturbance Of the
popular mind produced by the enrolment OF slaves for
the army in Kentucky il is deemed prudent 10 make
the following suggestions for the beneht and guidance
Of the loyal people OF Kentucky.
Your Indignation should not move you TO commit acts
Of violence nor TO unlawful resistance Standing as
we have stood and will stand for the Constitu-
ton The Union aud the enforcement Of the laws we
must repel tho efforts Of rebellion 10 overthrow our
Government by gallant soldiers in the held ana
meet and correct Just unconstitutional legislation
by legal appeals the constituted tribunals OF the Gov
eminent and through the baotbox in the constituted
manner.
This is the only true mode Of maint aiming the Con
stitutiou. the Union and enforcement OF the laws.
The act of enrolling the names OF slaves does
not affect amy right OF tie citizen NO DRAFT Las been
ordered nor do know that draft will be ordered
II may or It may not. We should abide by and main
tain the law and pursue the modes provided for the
remedy II affords.
the citizens be committed by any officer or soldier
against the known laws OF the land make yougsaccusa
ton in the mode prescribed By law and If the command
ing officer refuses neglects 10 use the utmost
beavers 10 arrest the officers soldiers under his COM
mand accused aud hand him or hem over 20 the
civil magistrate for trial when officially advised OF the
facts the Executive Of the State VIII prefer charges,
and demand Court Martial for the tIiai Of the Of
tenders.
In tie Union, under the Constitution and in accord
anoe with law assert and urge your rights
IL is our duty to obey the law until il is declared by
judicial decision 70 be unconstitutional
The citizen whose property may be taken under 1t FOR
public use will he entitled under the imperative man
date Of the Constitution, to just compensation for his
private property as taken for public use.
Although the present Congress may not do us Justice
vet IL is safe to rely upon the justice Of the American
people and appeal to them viii not be UNDECIDED or
unanswered.
Peace restored and the unity Of our Government pre-
served tie people will drive to ignOminiOus dis.
lance those who IN the agony Of conflict perverted
their sacred trusts to the base Of partisan ends
and fanatical purposes.
Uphold and maintain your Government as the one
constituted, and obey and enforce its just demands as
the only hope Of peipetaating free institutions.
TECs. L. BRAMLETTE,
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FROM THE SOUTHWEST.
among the Troops 1t Vicksburg-
Preparations for the Next Expedition
The Battle ns xnzoo Cfy-Gen.
sherman and staff En- Route for Lou
isviilc.
MEMPHIS, Monday, March IA, 1864.

MEMPHIS, MOndhy, murch ~ ieo''
Advces from Vcksburg to the 10th say that
the troops are the qui yive preparing for another
grand expedition. The troops are In excellent spirits
and eager for marching orders.
There was quite a battle at Yazoo City on the 5th'
between the negro troops stationed there and large
force of Rebels who made an attack upon the place.
The Rebels gained possession Of part Of the city but
tho gunbouts coming up opened fire upon them encouF
aging the negroes who charged and drove the Rebels
back. Our loss slight The Rebel css 10 unknown
Gen. veateh and staff arrived here to-day He Is
route for Gen. Dodges Division at Huntsville, Ala
Upward Of 500 bales Of cotton arrived from below
yesterday. Receipts by wagons continue large.
CAIRO Wednesday, March 10, ls6I
Gen. Sherman and staff passed through here day
en- route for Louisville.
The steamers Lancaster, Celeste and Silver Wave
fred into recently on the White River. One man
was killed and one wounded
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-17
Via Lirerp

LIVERPOOL, March 5.-Shaw Leievre's speech
IN the House Of Commons last night relative TO Rebel
cruisers, was strongly Northern IN sentiment. he
maintained that the vessels British aud il was
absurd 10 call them Confederate vessels He gavo
the Government credit for endeavoTing to carry out tho
Foreign Punishment act but the act is insufficient and
the remedy should be applied
There is nothing important to-day relative 10 tho
Danish war, and nothing expected Un the interval
requested 10y Denmark for deciding the Conference
question: expires.
A Vienna telegram says the mission OF The Prussian
Minister Mantenlel to Vienna had the desired result,
Austria having consented 10 continuation Of opera
tons in Jutland.
The Federal Diet officially announces that Il has re.
ceived no invitation 10 q Conference.
ST.. PETERsBURGH, March 5.-Ihe Bank Of Russia
has reduced its rate Of discount to per cent short
bills
LONDON March 5.--A telegram from the Persian
Gulf announces the successful laying Of 40 miles OF
new cable TO India and that the paying out Of the line
toward Europe was about 10 commence.
A private telegram from Bombay. Feb "A, reports
Cotton ~ to 30 rupees lower. Exchange n Id. LIN.
ports dun and lover.
LONDON. March 6-Evening-It Is reported that the
AGstrians rching on Fre,ericia, Jutland.
PARIS. March 5-The Patris publishes dispatch
from Hamburg announcing that three brigades of Aus.
trian troops have received orders from Gen. Wrenge
to enter Jutand rapidly and invest Fredericis.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-17
Commercial Intelligence.

LIVERPOOL, Marcn D, evoning.-COrTON: ealea
to-day no bales including 900 bales spectators and e4
porters the market closing fat at unchanred rates
BREADsrUgYsThs market Is generally quiet and steady
Messrs. Richardson Spence Co. report Flour downward
and nominal Wheat very dull and easier Red Western $40
49, Red southern, 0ds. Corn downward; Mixed 2sIe0
2s g. White, 30 1885,
PROvlnoss-The msrte, Is qeie, and steady. ooraon:
Bruce Co, Wakefield Nash Co.. and others report beel
steady Pork firm. Bscon,qIiei and easier Lard hru q
A. d43. Butter hrm. Tsll9w steady a: 50 G|li
PRoDuCR.-AsLes Pots are slll advancing sugar ec'iv1
and advanced I'd. Gli. Coffee hrmer. kice quiet and
steady Hemp has advanced 10 d2ol Cod OH no sales
Linsced Oh hIn at 7. Rosi inactive Spirits Turpentnes
PsTRoIEux-Bout English Brandon report; The market
ia ou;et refined 3D. al I'D p gallon Crude nominal.
Ioypor MARKETS (Bsrnsl.-bREApsrvrps heavy and
onoet,on, are barely maintained Troy quet Welsh Bare
and Raj, 81 10 ls; Scotch Pigs 81 SuGAR active and
Quiet and steady SPIRITS TuRPEsrIss fImsy At glaes
PYrRoIEun quiet; Crude, flo p Dbl Refined, lod. y
gallon TaIr6w firm tti. COD on quiet soi. LiSsssp
IL Io :s MossI MAaEsr March . p m.-con'ss ~
money, sildslt 3 49,
Central Railroad ia l6 discohnt Erie Rroad 61fdee}, VI
FiveTwsnties, 65i U. s. sxes 6ia66; Ms,ssshasestt
Flyes, e,da7.
LATEST.
HAvnx CorroS MAHxEy~Sass Of the week, 1000 balsA
Tres Ordinsire, 36of B 3% S.ock in port Aoo bals3
The market u yerv Gull
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-17
PROGRESS OF THE TELEGRAPH 10 INDIA.
THE DANISH WAR.
March Of the Austrians upon Frederick.
RemonStrance Of France Against The Advance Of
Prussian Troops into Jutland.
HALIFAX, Wednesday. March le 1854.


The R. NJ. steamship Arabia, from Liverpool,
March 5, via Queenstown 9th, arrived at this port en-
route to Boston, this evening. Her advces are two
days later than those per steamship Jura at Portland
The Arabia Las IS passengers for Halifax and As for
Boston. She arrived at 1880 2. M.
The Arabia passed the China on the Gth at ep. m,
off Cape Clear. On the 18th sgnaled the American
ship Southampton. bound W. The Arabia win leave
for Boston about midnight.
The steamship City Of Washington, from New York,
arrived at Liverpool on the morning Of the 9Th.
Danish affairs are reported as unchanged.
The Arehduke Macmillan arrived at Paris on the
5th inst and it is reported that he viii embark for
Mexico on the 25th all difficulties having been settled
The ship Yorktown, bound from London to New
York which put hack port ON the Let ins with dam
age, is dscharging her cargo FOR repairs.
The London ShippiR9 Gazette says the Galway Com
many confess themselves beaten, and ask TO be relieved
from the postal contract 1t recommends TO the Com
pany seq their ships and not attempt tho transfer
from Galway TO Cork.
There was report that the Government had resolved
TO make Falmouth the packet station for all foreign
mails, instead Of Southampton.
The annual general meeting Of the Atlantic Telegraph
Company announced for the 10TH Of March at Lon
don.
case had been entered for hearing and viii probably
therefore be taken up before the Easter vacation
The Daily Tss replies 10 the sneers OF 1 Itnss az
Gen. Bankss general order regulating neero iapof II
Louisiana. aud applauds the measure as necessary
preparatory to the step from Slavery TO entire Freedom
The Times in an editorial the taxation 70 which
America be subjected says the inevitable truths
If finance are at lengtfdawnng the American MIND
and says the Americans can ana must make up theV
minds 10 bear widespread and equitable taxation.
In the House Of Commons Oh the 4th the Attorney.
General said the papers relative TO the detention OF the
Tuscaloosa, at the Cape OF Good Hope were In prepa
ration, and would be laid before Parliament In few
days.
Mr. Shaw Lefevre called attention to the course pur.
sued by the Confederate agents in England IN fitting
out warvessels and enlistng seai3en and moved for
the papers the subject He denounced the proceed
ngs. regretted that the Alabama not detained and
cOntended that all such vessels should be prohibited
entering British ports, and If they did British cruisers
should seize them.
The Soicitor.General explained and defended the
course of the Government and asserted that every
effort had been made TO honestly carry out the laws and
maintain neutrality. lie admitted that the vessels
might be prohibited entering British ports and said the
Government considering the subject OF how they
could demonstrate with the Confederate Government
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-17
The Danish War.

No fighting is reported. The remonstrance
OF France Prussia against the advance Of the Prus
sian troops into Juland is said to be far less fociblq
than Engands but the tone of the document is consid.
cred indicative that Napoleon lgy what he says.
"Ncustadt" in Holstcin is bockaded.
II is asserted that the prussans have notified Eng.
land OF an intended early attack on Frederick.
The Austria semi official Correspondent. Of Vienna de-
MES the rum0red warke preparations in Veneia, and
most positively declares that Austria has not the re.
hottest Intention of assuming the offensive. The ~,
mors are nevertheless repeated via. Turin.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-17
pnILApELpHIA. Wedlesday, u

PHILADELPHIA, Wednesday, March l6, 1854.
The Balietia has special dispatch from Gin
cinnati, which says:
Information from Vicksburg reports that portion
Of the Marine Brigade. under Capt. Crandal recently
surprised Rebel camp east Of Port Gibson capturing
AZ prisoners and releasing five Union soldiers taken at
the Big Black.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-17
Fourteenth New.IHnmpshire Regimenf, sc.
BosToy, Wednesday. March ID, ls6i.

DVSAON' "euhctuhy, -hhich W. 4SV''
The Nth New.Hampshire Regiment, Col
Wilson. left Concord today for New.York. whence it
will proceed direct to New. Orleans.
Counterfeit slOo bills on the Pawtuxet Bank, Proyi.
denee are being circulated.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-17

Evansville, Ohio. Wednesday, March TO- 1864.
Sergeant Daniel Is. Monroe of the 62d Ohio
was shot dead on the street this afternoon by man
named Sanders. There is considerable excitement and
Lynch low 10 feared. The 69d IL recognising here.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-17
From the Army Of the sunderland.
pulL.prLrurA Wednesday, March le, lsG4.

THILADIIHTAi WcuuesdayI MaIcI To IcOI'
Mai. McMichael Assistant Adjutant General
Of the Army Of the Cumberland, arrived in this city
this evening direct from Chattanooga lie reports our
Western Army in the finest condition. News OF Gen.
Grants promotion was received with great enthusiasm.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-17
Military News.

BosI0N, Wednesday, March TO- IebJ.
Eight hundred soldiers, mostly veterans, be-
longing to New Hampshire Maine, and Massachusetts,
left here last evening various routes TO reon the
Army OF the Potomac.
The private subscriptions In aid Of East Tennessee
now amount 10 (6i OO0
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-17
The Army in Motion once More-Its Des.
s3nation Unknown-Operaiions Of the
Rssniers-Olhoers UniustIy Deprived of
shefr Pay-PoIiticaI Affairs.
'res' OR sSscial Correspondent.

NEw0RLEAys March g. lsGl.
The Army 10 this Department is in motion
once more. Stirring news may be looked for soon.
What is to DO dcne attempted is as yet matter Of
conjecture and ce wise once Gre sorely puzzled to de-
vine the plans Of the Commanding General Tie trans
postAtion Of troops ep goip, 70 pD has been ~ co.,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-17

aone / am not deadi' Tho servant startled, stepped
back and asked. What did you say " / say let
my boots alone; I amt dead The servant picked up
hghtwood knot, and coming back said, " You amt
dead !" mo, amt" replied the soldier. Wen,
den you amt dead. I'll deaden you, and immediately
dispatched him with tho lghtwood knot, and bore oil
~. Cd hoo.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-17

The latest adVlces from Europe renew INC
rumor OF recognition. There may mag not be f0unda
ton for it, There Is no reason 10 doubt the desire OF
the Emperor Of the French ~ do us this act OF Justice
but European diplomacy is 50 involved and intricate
web that no sovereign il powerful and Independent
enough TO do what he peases when he peases. State
necessity Is potent than the mightest potenate
Humanity justice consistency, good faith every thing
feelings OF rulers, must yield 10 IT, Nothing else bat
this has restrained Louis Napoleon from acting thus
long
England has been Influenced by considerations less
respecablc-cOnsdcratiOD more selfish and mercenGry
more cowardly. too we thnk-but the time will come
when both these Governments will blush 10 be re-
minded how long they delayed according o us right
indubitaby ours. Happily we have managed TO get
along very well without IT, and have learned 10 regard
it matter Of much less Importance than those Pow
seem 10 consider it, Let IL tomorrow and II
will make us no more independent really than we have
been these three years.
The New York herald., 1864-10-30

invited to atierd tho funeral, Monday morning, at
nlEk7on Thursday, October 2l, VILLAS TYLER. aged
10 years, IL months aud III days.
me relatives and friends Of the family respectfully
invited 20 attend the funeral from his late residence at
nArson Messcnsster oourty, this Sunday afternoon,
:. onc O'Clock, without further invitations. Train leaves
Forty second street ~ nine A. NJ, harlem Railroad
california papers please COPY !.
,r wnriIxM On Friday, october 2s, Mrs. rHEREss
WEsfHElM, widow Of Max Westheiun.
her friends and relatives respectfully invited to at
no me iunerai this day (Sunday) at twelve o'clock
from ner late residence, No 33S Second avenue.
Wi.soN-ln Hobosen, N. j.. HEsRY d. WILSON, a native
his age
rne relatives and friends or the family are respectfully
invited 70 attend the funera from Trinity Episcopal
Sunday afternoon, at hall. past two O'Clock.
London (EnglandJ papers please copy.
The New York herald., 1864-10-30

TO EIIxs youngest daughter Of Robert Dunfy, Esq Of
New Orleans.
New Orleans papers please copy.
AAGEE-SsnTn.-In New Haven, Conn.,, on Thursday
October 81 At the residence of brides parents, oy
the Rev. Dr d. Strong, HIRAM ). MAGR., OF Brooklyn,
D., 10 Miss LorTIE L. daughter Of ). Robinson suisn,
or the former place No cards. -
MErHAS-FAcAN-on Thursday, October ~, az the
resdence OF The BRIDES parents, by the Rev. Joseph
Woods, PArRU c. MKrHAS 70 JULIA A, daughter OF Luxe
EaRan, all OF this city
OHAILoRAS-O'FARRKL.-On Tuesday, October 70, oy
he Rev. Father Baker, at st. Paul's church, DENNIS w.
OHAnoRAN to Miss ALICE v. OFARsxlL, all OF this city
TowNMESD-LO KwooD.-At AID saints cnuron' nllton
Ulster county, on Thursday, October ~ oy .ne 10Y
NJ. Ackerley, JoHH TowssHsSD OF New YORK, 70 MAHf
NJ youngest daughter o Robert 5. LOCKWOOD OF Aton'
The New York herald., 1864-10-30
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.

BERrnoIOr-CAmfI.-By the Rev. Father SsArrs, DR..
w. H. BxnrsoIor, OF New orleans 70 Miss ArMs, daugh.
ter Of r. NJ Cahiil, Esq, Of Stockton, California.
Rev. W. r. watkins, GpoRcr h. OHAss, Of New York, 70
IsABs eldest daughter Of the late James Renwick Brook
lyu. No cards.
CoLrMAs-wAlsH On Tuesday October rs, at the re-
sidencs Of the BRIDES father by the Most Rev. Arch
emhop McCloskey, JAMES II. COLEMAN TO hAGGm A, /,
daughter Of John b. Walsh ESQ.,, al OF this city.
DcKINsor-1HMrsor.-0n Wednesday, October 70, oy
the Rev. r. Atwell, OF So Lukss church. EDWARD a.
YncNissos Miss GsoRGK A. TBoMYsor youngest daugh
tcr of late Captain Edward Thompson all OF this cy
IN GrasAUx-SPWreKR AT Waverey, NJ r., on
Thu, sday October 20 at the residence Of the bridos
brother by the Rev pr Weiss, LYMAN b. On GsRsAux 70
fyp,A A. SPsScER. No cards
IvNeu-DuNpy.-ln San Francisco, CAL, on Saturday,
March a. by The Rev. Dr Williams. DOMINION II. Lynch
The New York herald., 1864-10-30
Bark Flectwil
Miscellaneous.

SrKAmER JOE, Cunningham hence for Ma;amoros ashore
Sandy Hook will probably be a total loss. .see
columns.)
BARK ROBERT from Boston for Leprcnu1 NIB was in COL
Boston for Broosine Me- and returned morning with
Flats; her bow Is stove and she is full OF water
scnn0sr.v. Of Camden from rom, Phaasphi. for Boston
OF Rhode Island Light leaving only the topmas above wa
men were drowned.
a total wreck.
& rrnee sss 70 h Pon ease bay with s
g Green OF Boston aud lost lbooom ana manboon had
ern and crws.er snocsed Oa hSgsp sprung and main
scuR voIAsT "a tons built in 1894 at Kingston. Mass has
bcen'sold on private terms
Lesr,n sg,rT while lying q wleelss stores during the
broke gan, he.
Bark Tn os Killur (br), Shields Tor Boston, H.
the Fleet tBr,, from cariia for Boston
Foreign Ports.
BELIZE Hon Oct mo & vessels ~ % port M, rr,,
and Ocean Home tBr, Weldon, for NYork Root Alien.
oss ons ss. amA coon Ssry and
for SPs n saS
Middleton Raynor, unc. SID 2lss, Br bark Jane Williams
KiscsroS, ia, Oct ia-Arr brig Hunter Philadelphia
American Ports.
BALTIMORE Oct -mrr osrR nansnu , scr rn, p m
ION Returned schr Petrol Shanks for Fan Andreas
lsee Nsce CID schrs VIM Caritou, Packard Cohasseti
Hal, Garfield, Nyork. 80, -,
PiNsACoIA, Oct 6In port brig Aber. from Philadel
pba sid Sept Elizabeth Norgrave, Mobile Bay;
Oct brig Frost Philadelphia; %, shlp 81 Peter do
PHILADELPHIM Oct 2S-Arr W supply steamer pone.
ra Com II West, from the Gut Bockadng Squadron;
Sarks lido Kmba Clark Pensacos; Obs Wilson,
Rosou: RI brig Antecelo Scott Windsor. NB; schrs Ma
rine Miller New Orleans; Paragon Hatch Bangor Elcc'
chase John Price. Nckcrsyn; q whiiden, Neal ana
Loeser Laws BOSTON, CID Br bark John Matthews. Long,
Amos Coombs Boston; VIM Creevy Litte, New Orleans;
schrs Mary Farrow, Condor, and Hampdea Belle, Hatch
Lswns Del Oct TIA. the Breakwater schrsJno Ponder
Jr an julia Nyork-the latter with carried
l PoRrLAND Ocs 27-Arr Br barts Trident, Delap New
port Murphy, Cardiff Br brig q Troo Mcls
Ian, ,,Troon, schr Matilda Flint Caais for nYork.
The New York herald., 1864-10-30
DRY GOODS.


dAaY,,su A .r,o. s!as EIenrn AVENUE CHEAP srosE
. ..a..S NoN 'AA ENTIRE STOCK CLOSING ogE
yftSSHS woETH Ersp OF RIBs9Nsa yELyETS sMKs
NisSs fAtSSsPSSis's. Hosiss4. th Clovis AND
ESTs ESs 81 SEfs Ik5As hskbs skHsvEs
CLOAK rRlAIisas 4 = 81 1HE noEhS NSD
GOODS CENTS s9SsS Is EsS YARD
LOTS Of ESP LsEp sss sss s s s
I21s GUfs % Or tSER Ess skK akks6 sdosES s
LGSs Cr SE SE sRosLhsF ssE hhsP ks afb9SEs jews I
BsRilN @ Hhf six ss As6 MhRiso GLOVES. IN LADIES
'SShs u 4hs S0tLA.
yG8hash sfIHsPID 1HGRI sIisRkAsS rs sSRI%s sS Ks 100
ssEs 2S E6f 81 a @ CASH
AEEs EsTfsR AsR Sh6 s4SR ar RETAIL
'Sso :4!ss sAhs9sS E$S @SSs '? 'ss '''
5 sSf DOZEN oE hosE or KIND &c.
10000 PAIRS LADIES' HEAVY wHITH COTTON
SOLD At rHs Ks.S susR 5s
BssF S 31sb SI1hks sSB doa1s SS1HSs %
JSs S7 s. sSTSS SSSsa 4 II SPOOL
BEST FINS AND nEEDL.Es, 6, ParER I ;, nr,n,v
II
es9SFzT sElST Esn 4kHssG bRc6s
,pr hAkaE n sT ANN @
TONS in EVERY STYLE
~ AND aas EIeMfa MT hlSSEEssuuE hAlSEEsuE
Betwesn Twenty -hrst and Twenty. second streets
rcsoReE kEyss,. SO ElanTa , AvEsUE; WIDE
xeek per yard less than Broad wsy orces
The New York herald., 1864-10-30
sITuATToNs wANTED-FEMALrs.

SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALTtS
an OFFICERS WIDOW WOULD LIKE To SUPER.
n intend the house Of widower In The city country
Inqere efsonay By letter OF Mrs. sarah j. Lee, co
9th av., between 3Sth and seth sta #E8H FH8
4 YOUNG LADY WISHES SITUATION TO ATTEND
"A store or 70 help lady In taxing charge Of
dress for week Hamilton, No. 9th St, ny.
A LADY OF EDUCATION AND REFINEMENT so
"A ics any situation in which she obtain a support
wealth wishing their resdcnce cared
for during will hpd reliable party Address
Sincerity, station ID. Bible House.
A WET NURSE WISHES A SITUATION; HAS
n baby q Few months old. Call at ~ Roosevelt st.,
room -
A LADY, VINO CAN FURNISH gxCBtLEsT RBFE
"A rence', desires position amanuepsi-; compos.s
rapidly could act AZ corresponding clerk 'drcss e. b.
~. eAA poci s0c~
The New York herald., 1864-10-30

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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-11

TNDER DISTRACTIONS FROM THE SEC
~ gErAEY OF the Treasury Of the United States
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-11
DlsrArCH oTAII,x, Va, June 8.

The l,l AM 1 . corps rc.c.cd uere TIT
uUrn,ns. IL "a, 3 ocuck IA the morning
sucn tie men began to ma ch. WUe,
.ay da1ncd the E, bella On tue svu'L
lido of tue Chlcksham!ny obs.Ived ~.
.uy!ng Columns aud ups ncd on II wl'h IT,
suns .! very Leavy caliber. Several Gen
we're injured while N .rch,ng in the rsnk.
Col. II II uao's b,iga e, Ash division, i'm.
,ued,atciy TOOK Pvesessl,n this eIde Il tht
fslirosd orldge.
A barticsde Vas thrown across the rail-
oad, abDut halt = milo below this star on,
.etweeu US and tho rebels.
Tue CuIck a.om,ny IT this point Of .he
.tream, ,s not uore tu.n LOO .. ds IN WiJt.
hc BRUCE Is thee t,,ucs - iong All
he track - iu excellent running order,
hrush . little Ius'y from long u.-use.
During the AFTERNOON she rebels muveo
heavy piece ui 0rdnsnce.n ON I.
rack aud spproscted vstnin . short
.,,tance Of tue nridge sud threw ., me ~
bells over our then, eI'c'ttng core a., .L.e
un,uiOn from tuo.e wno h.ppe ,cd L,
,akr n narrow esc.p".
K d. pits we're dug. a. long l'ue Of for
ti:s.,ons b. gun. Fur = long time i,
Administers wero III. ndiy, anu cohv.rse
vi b cacn other &C Oes the yer, but 'elo
lark wclc using eseiy means pvrs bic e.
:ause one another ~ .4posc thtil bud &c
-, n 4 mark.