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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-04

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6sea a"d Joi.h. Sers:ss. S.sisss OF ~ -
kUssds, Pstss. H~adscke, sst ~ ~
matte sad Nervous dee. dsrs.
EOR 81 Of With Il u . spsedv A ..,..,.
u remedy. aod never fats This lni.sre =
psspa,ei from the rscips Il ". SsspAsnrvS,t. 8,
Oseeeeti.ua the isms4s Soas setsss, asd ~ teen
with the most sstcoisAise success.
As Az AItsviAsOs % PAln. is 10 uoeivajsi ~
any preparation befoss the psblio. OF vAieh he
ne.tshepsiesi nsy % eosv,sesd b slaele erisl.
This Anin:st c,ll svs, rspidly 80 rsdisolly
Mnssesne Dseosdsn e every Aisd, - 10 tAss
q oeeo known - fell. T'-f'71f iii
Eos NsUsAlsiA. u will a1ssd inneais~s eeaiea
II every case, hossvss distressing.
II viii relieve the wort Gases q HnApAcrr 4.
three n:sstss and it - wattsnssa % do IL. -
TOOIdACNk also viii il ooso iastauVly.l
FOR NERVOUS Debility and (,eueral La.
sitade Arising from imprudsnos Or sxesss. this a.
iment isa most happy and unfsiling rsmsdy sct
ing directly upon the nervous tissues l, strength
ems and rev6es the systsm and restores Il TO elias
tieity ard v,gos. H7
FOX rlLkS.--As an external ssmsay ~ elaiu
shat u j. the beet known, end NJ challenge the
world - pr5dsce m eqial. Every victim Of IA 4
distfesirg complaint should give il trial, fce Il
VAL not Tail TO afford Immediate relisf, and il
nelorisy q cases will effect = radical cure.
e0metfmOD
trsmely lsaiiynsrt and daagssoss, bat timely
application VI his Linmest will never fail to curs
SPRslNS ore sometimes very Obstinate. and
snaege Of The joints 10 Liable % occnr II ne
glecte!. The worst case may bs sonqusesd ~
tDis Linimen: in tso Or three days.
BRUISES, ours, WOUNDS. SORES. I'll
GER $, bUkHS 1 &C Abs, Yield readily 10 the
wonderful healing properties Of DIX. SWEETS
INFALLlBLE LlNiMENr, whom used according
y directions /; aiso ChILBLA iNS, FROSTED
FEET, b INSECT BITES h ST. y0S
Every Borse Owner
| should nave this remedy at haed, for its timely
use stths Grst appear Of Lameness will effect.
uaiiy Prevent those iurniaa bic diseases 10 which
all hors IS as iissle,ani which render 20 man,
otherwise valuable horses nearly worthless
Over four husdred voluntary testinnujsis 10
tho WONDERFUL cutaiive pope tics of this Mn.
'nent have heei. received vi hin the two years,
ans neny Of them IRON persons in the high. 8.
ranks Ct life.
Caution.
To avoid imposition, observe the Signature AMI
Likeness o. pr. ste. hen Sc Get on every In bel
and also stephen Sweets Infa lible Lipimep.
f'lo~n IN u ass esch bottle, without which
none ale seinine. hIGHA kib>ONA tO,.
- Sole Prop, etors, Norwich, q.
sNtn By dealers genoIl ly AZ DIN
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-04
CAfso. March 4

VA1e0, March 4.
The 4th lows IasAnsry, vetssan voIuo-
teers. has arrived from Nashville ca
rou homo.
When Sherman VS. - poist twelve
miles west Of Mesidise, . the l1th ult.,
be sent Part of bis fosee TO oclms, not
back to Meridian, . reposted in last
nights Dispatcher. - - ~r~
This informatioa- hslng derived from
official sources, settles the question ~ TO
Sherman's occupation Of Selma.
The railroad between Jackson and
Meridian has been wholly destroyed.
The latest advices are that part Of
Sberman's force 10 still at Selma, and
the remainder had fallen back to Meri.
dian.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-04
NUCTIOA,.

WILL BIS SOLD At PUBLIC AUCTION
w at the OLD RACE TRACK tARu. on
Duck Creek, five uiles from Davenport, tkiveI
Road) on THURS AY, MARCH 10, 1854. The
following pr"ptrty, Wis:
STOCK, good farm borso,, 2 sucking colts
! foe stallion years old. ! 6rss class brood mses
! Two ,eas old cnit, mich CO ~. yesrl, cai-ea
Two year old heifr, stesr, = thorough bred De
Won cattle. 8 store hoss, Oh N.er Vastes
FAkM U 'ENSiLS-1 two horss Manney reap.
er and mower, 2 good farm " .gops, hay rack nd
GOOD rack. ba,ness, plcws. cultivatous, barrow,
open buggy and set Of harness, tsddie and bridI,
cider press, pieh forks, spsde-, ovsls, hoes, 10.
chains, &c sri dssone, csspenters tools. &c.
rnODoCE-- stack t'methy hay, prairie hay,
| straw, corn. oa's. potatoes 10.
FukNt ukE--' hina tea tetts, brussels car.
pets. chairs, tables, beds, 40.
Sale 10 Commence Mt 10 o'clock Stock, TO-.
ready Tor examination ut 81. TERMS, CASH
SAN. PARKss, Acct. GEuRHh WILSON.
march2-dlw
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-04
NEW YuRK. March 3

-, INV IUKK, MNTCH q
The gunboat Waterloo went to sea yes.
terday from Washington. Her supposed
destination is the Pacific.
Big. Gen. Barry, Inspector Of artillery.
mas been relieved IRON artillery cuty a.
washington, and ordered to report to
Grant.
Cspts. Dangers and Flynn, who were
sentenced to death at R,chmoLd, 10 retail
a''on Tor the hanging BY Gen. Butler, u
Two rebel spies, have been exchanged.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-04

ffsv DAvrou, 11sfsas4s +
4 party q y Of Is iariOue "a sosdlsss
q 70. 2, 44ib fSeims ~. seht into tho. n.
~ cucs g nco~ so-jay sSsd cDmpleteiy
ncesed tue estsblishuspt. After the wosk
), done sha soldiers went to the Cou,s
mousse steps and tue leader made . speech,
~o'cn Or took upon himself the whole
.sapons'o'i'fy o. shc act. Byf4h;s time .
ss'ee crowd sss gathered, ana Y. 5 Young
sno n. y. C'on~'rc made spscc1ss. 10 order
10 quay tte escitewent. During the speech
tbe latter man ID the crowd made an
.nsns've remark sboss Tue ,vcrnuent pro.
sec'ang the nigsers, ~Uen the soldiers made
rush at BIN. In The melec ! dozen or
more shots wess tired, resulting in the
sounding oil two soldiers aud ia tho death
o. man named DAs' Cool from Tippsca.
zoe, Who vas > mere spectator. He was
struck BY bal! in the lungs and died In I
lew moments afterward. He leaves large
lsm'ly to mourn bis loss. Capt. b ,dger, vi
Oo. Y, Vas arrested aud admitted to bail
10 sue SUN u $500. There is much xcite.
nent ~ the city, bu. Is all parties conieury,
tne Act II Is not likely that any further
trouble will grow from il. TIE homo
guards. hosever, are under arms 20 pre-.
serve The peace Of the city, should it be-
sgaln threatened. r
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-04
WA>HinCToN, March 3,
Special 10 Advert ser.

special 10 Advert ser.
Naval Conrt-MArtiai, Of which A. Greg
Org Is to Do President, is to assemble hc,e
on the vth Of March, Tor the trial Of Com
noucre Wilder on numerous charges con.
necfed With the command OF tho West Ia
dia tquad'on aud his subs, quent cores.
pondenco wi'h the Secretary uf the Navy.
IL 10 stated that the new loan is to be
gwen Gus through the National Banks. in
stead q private bankers, as WIS at iirs,
int atad
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-04
Especial to Tribunsl

W nCuAN0AVNS NAotCu De
Fitzpatrick reached Louisa G. II. on
Monday night. He destroyed the rail
road for several miles, and hurried to-
wards the Pamunkee river. He was to
have beeu in Richmond on Wednesday
morning. Confidence in his success is
weakened only by the arrival in Rich
mo"d Of Longstr.et's veterans.
fitzpatrick has $500 picked men and
several mounted batteries, and tor rapid
ity OF movement marches in three COL
umn$
Another special to the Tribune says
k'll at'ick is expected TO return to-day,
via one Of the fords near Stevepsboru.
aud dscredi the rnmor Of his being at
White Housc.
SILL another dispatch reports the ar
rival Of one Of k,lpatrick's scouts. who
lett our frees within IA mil, s Of Rich.
nond, and states that a junction had
been formed with Gen. Buffers torce.-
They had destroyed the pike and ra !.
road IN their rear, and encountered o sc.
rlous opposition.
DE erters confirm the destruction OF
the bridge over the Pamumkee river and
the telegraph.
Gen. Lee sent a formidable force Of
infantry and cavalry to ascertain wha,
was the matter.
They also state that when Gen. Gus
tar wa, ascertsined to be in the rear Of
Charlottesville Ewel,'s whole CORPS was
sent there to resist our advance.
Especial to Times.l
The War department has information
that Longstreet's force is in R,chm ood
and also reports Kllpatrick's q. 1000
and that he has "a to SO hours start Il
the rebel cavalry.
Especial to tho World
There is probably no truth in Kilpat
rick's reported junction with Gen. Bot
lees forces at tue White House, as The
latter telegraphs that he has not seer
the expedition.
The World's telegram has a rumo,
that a general understanding, if DOT al
organization, prevails among til.
negro population OF R,chlcood, ior the
comfort OF Union refugees and prisoners
and for the purpose Of helping on an,
attempt to capture the city.
A letter 'om Kew West of the 21.i
to the World. reports that Farraau1
opened lire on Fort Aorg an, aud also
gives rnmor that Beauregard is now II
com maud at Mobile.
The distractions in tho h.rhor .r.h.
place are similar to those in Charleston
1t is believed that Fort Morgan womb
be ultimately destroyed or capturel.
The Herala's letter from OF Mobile
Of 23d. renews the report that Shermau
is moving on Mobile. ALI the non com
batants have left Mobile.
\ The Commute on the conduct Of The
war have for several days pest invest.
s ated the ooudust Of Geo. Meade ct he
eaesIe Of 0sttyAbsss dsas. aiekles "a
Osahsday havs testi1sd ~ sllse -
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-04
WAsHrNoroy. March 4.

The President has received dispatch
from Gen. Butler stating that Fitzpatrick
arrived within our lines yesterday, with
q lo.s Of less than Is men. Among the
missing are Coils. DahIgreen, Hook, and
Litchfeld. The two former are suppos-
ed to be prisoners. Fitzpatrick destroy
ed large portion Of the Va. Central r.
r., and other valuable property. He
penetrated to the outer fertifications Of
Richmond.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-04
WAsHINoToN, March 8.
Especial to the Herald

Especial to the Herald.
A note from the Army Of the Poto-
mac, dated 900 this A., says that mes
senger. nave come throug from KiIpat
rick, whom the, left some ten les
south Of Hanover Junction on Wedoes-
day morning.
The command had most thoroughly
and .ff.ctualy destroyed the Virginia
Central RAILROAD from Beaver Dam 10
Hanover Junction.
The Richmond and Fredericksburg
Railroad from the Mattapon bridge to
the Pamunky River, the entire distance,
was destroyed, beng over 40 miles.
There had been some ski misbing du
ring the advance, hut it was confined
mostly to the RICH, flank of Fitzpatrick S
command.
As Wade uampton's rebel cavalry are
Known to be re-occupying the country
to the west Of the line Of march taken
BY our cavalry, it lie probable that this is
the only rebel force that has been engag-
cd. Ii the spoliation upon the lines of
the two roads are as complete as repre-
sented, Lee will TIC compelled to move
bis army from it's prescott position to
subs st. tor uni ,ss the rebels have facili-
lies tar greater than any we possess for
constructing railroad, it will take at
least four weeks to repair The damages
Ali tie reports concur il estimating
that at no time has Gen. Lees army had
larger supply than from SIX to ten
days rations on hand.
1t is reported that Gen. fitzpatrick
found the country through which he
passed almost distitute of food for man
and beast, and as his troops went 10
light marching order he has been CON-
PEELED to push forward with all possible
speed.
The rain storm of Monday night and
Tuesday had been great drawback to
his movement. but as it has been clear
and cool for the past two days, it is
hoped that ere this the command has ar
rived at point at which at least it can
obtain supplies.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-04
NEw YosK, March 4.

NEW 1OHK, March 4.
Worlds Special
The Senate Commerce Com. is un-
derstood to be favor Of e>t.blishinh a
line OF steamers from C@ifotnia to Chi
na.
The committee on Ways and Means
will report the tariff bill to-day. There
wall he considc abe increase of duty
or a articles such as silks, Saline, and
French aud English cloths.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-04
DIR. & w NICHOLS.
Surgeon ard Mechanical Oent,st.

TEETH MOUNTED IN GOLD, SILVER.
flatina or rubber Plate, eitser plain, in
blocks, or "itl toSTfkuors GrNs. A Who want
u supefior style Oh York ut the LOWEST LtvikO
PRI' = ia DE- veil to call. q Dr. N.
sATfsF ~.TiON GJAwsAKsEgD Teeth ex.racted At
oil hour, in tho day or night
OFFitE - orDer second and Main st., oppo.
site The Lot lsire House aud the Natio al tank.
inch 2-dAWlv
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-04
Every Eorse Owner
i: il. HUNTER
Troafs MANY Diseases.

! % W. m ' DlEea Sos !.
<,.r..+i -s-.~-.. MANY CHRONIC Dls-
$3.50 AZ EAsss Incidental to the hu-
49, !. Ea family. and ey n such ~
Z&.a lSSrf. sE. hare heretofore breu ootl i'd
- <.A....#ehaJ srrd inc arab BILE by the m. 4, sai
0ns-D faculty o; the world, are :si.
fully i.s.ts4 W. III distinguished success bo tR
Wi. ~ TER Ok. JANIS HUNTER .nd
lIR. Hans van .AUhN, If Le,psic. Germany.
These discs scion. lie Physicians and surgeo. .
have teen engaged in their pro, ession for uD-
wards u fors, years. They esiec,s.ly call tho
atten;iu'. a, mo ali ctea 10 the following na,1ci
dis asts:
C.a-hs. Colds. Group, Consumption,
And the mos. distressing Of Oil diseases the
AysHr, or iuTpisio and ali other complaints Of
tho Mouth, TnJoat. Lcnfs and Hear. Also dis
9 sea Of the STOMACH, Liver, K,d.eys. Spleen
Blad icr u d EIwe;s, such Dl speps,n, which il
very di.trcs.in. soinIl amt Diarrb3 b ysentasy
Cons ipativn or con nu u c,stivensss This ias.
ter Gise zee IN ISL always preucucss
lilies AxA..2 k10t11Ns
Which 10 t.euied with marked sneIes. without
reso tag u cutting with the knife. The nerves
are often diseased a.I Neurs:gi,, Rhoum at,aa.,,
G1ut ami iAraysls are distressing complains
isO Oil Female oin, laiLt sucn as Weakness
Deoiity All diseases Of the Womb, Ill cured with
cut cut in With kGife. a-
Car Eia;'Ha. or CANCER, is annthe r disease tn 1T
has biz ITO b. died the skill Of ito orrd,tc and
learned toc,oss Q, tho world. This n,ons,tOa.
Hy'ra must low bow its head, for il can bscursd
All Tu,uoTs, Wins. slcols Old Sorer, hid dis
eases, " bite SwelliLts, iub feet. slike can DC
cured without cutting with tne knife.
D1OeAOos OF the 1yOO.
Such ~ Lasbr y:aai F.stuia. ,irahismus or Cross
Eyes B ack 0r W hi,s SPOTS On the Eye BALL, Sore
yss, ,induess and CetaIa:..
The latter oisesss can often be cured vithout
resort to cutting with the knife. PATIENTS with
Cataract viii do well 10 call aud les tAe Doctor Ok.
anime their case. A large assortment Of
Artificial Eyes, pe.t.ettg nassrai. Al
daeeases of the Ear.
Such MS roaring sr tuzxlrg sounds, offensive dis.
charges ana doainess. he doctor has Tubes and
Ear Drntos and Osaces. Of all sizes and dtscrip
tons, which restore nearing very perfe,t to those
who are deaf.
ferssns waiting will enclose tss eesss. Writ
with 20 ur full name. towr, county and State
Your letters will be promptly answered. 30 a,
particular as you an in giving full history o.
| your disesse. address.
DIX HUNTER, OF DIR. VAN RADEN,
Boz 6078 Post Office
Hours from 3 4. n. TO 8 r. \. Once No. 81
Randol ph corner Of Deaf0Cn street, Chicago Ill
Oetl.diy
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-04
LECY UR Il.

NAPT. A. l. ORR 3ON will deliver q lecture
~ CO ST. P,TRIIk'S NtuHf, MAkCH II, ct
LAHRMANN'S HALL.
suBJE T--ias Ireland right 70 rebel against
the nglish o catchy and establish On Irish gov.
ernmen on Irish soil.
AUMlSslON..... Is CkNTS.
msrch0-dtA
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-04
C.iRo. March 3,

C.iao, March 8.
Hanor comes from Vick.burg by the
s,ea'. Nc, Mississippi, from New O.icaDs,
.n.' oaefmah, having returned to Msrid' an,
.nu gone IN the direction and wss within
~ miles Of Mobile. No dates given and re-
source.
AcDt. uen. Tdomas leaves here tenor
row for Memphis. -
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-04
washington, March. 8.

Times special. -
The arrargem nts with Gen. Bu'e.
fer the exchange of prisoners includes
those delivered at Enterl rise, Miss, up
the "a b OF January, which swell. the
number to about 1000.
Buffers action is not yet sanctioned
by the Secretary f War.
Secretary Steward is i'll at home.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-04
lAIiIsvllLE Mach g

:, LUUISvILLK, MATCH 8.
farson Bsownlow arrived here tonight
on TOO Nashville tram. lie has been very
s'ek. but II convalescent.
veteran soldiers At the rate OF OOO per
osy are passing through here for tho front.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-04
PHrr.ADslpulA. March 4

A spec al to the Enquirer from Nor
folk Of I'd, says: Last night fighting
com renced between our forces and the
enemy at Deep Gu. 10 miles from this
city. Pa,ticu ars not known.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-04
--latest fPoun The kilpatPfck
Expedition
Gen. Sherman,s Expedition
heard FFOm. !.
Nsw YoRx. March 3.

NEW YORK, March 3.
The New Orleans Era contains the
following items:
The Galveston Neaos contains rebel
government advertisement announcing
that the guaboats Harriet Lane and
Clifton, and the bark Cavello will be
sold at auction on the goth Of Feb.
Dates from Saline Pass state that the
rebel, Col. Griffin, with 500 men, holds
that place, bot the men are unpaid, dis
contented, and deserting.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-04
NEw YORK. March 3.

NEW YORK, 0atcu ..
HS''ces received hero 70 dsy from Osps-
os", connrn the seizure Of the pirate Tus-
s.'ooss' Fscvious to the seizure the Amers
:, s' :. consul, 0rahan, had somwenced . suit
;: ,. .1s VICE Admiralty Court for restriction
hse -. ownefs d quantity Of hops and to
c. smoeeled into Uspstown from the
~. onde. Tho government asssnted, snd
&C.," m soe goods subject to the order Of the
owners, and tho soit wss wIthdra 10.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-04
CAIRO. March 3,

CAIRO. March 3.
An officer, who arrived here to-day
from V'cksburg Of 20 b, brings dis
patches from Gen. Sherman, when IL
miles east of Meridian.
He saws the enemy numbers only u
900 or 5000. and were much demorsliz.
ed.
No Sighting had occurred after passing
Jackson.
Sherman had sent force to Meridian
ct that date.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-04
Special to the POSt,

WASHINGTON, March 3.
One of the fret moves Of Gen. Grants
promotion to Lieutenant Colonesbip will
be important changes in the Army Of the
Potomac.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-04

A. MILLER.

NO. 10 BRADY srRRsT, BELOW SECOND,
- KEEPl CONSTANTLY ON HAND AND
u,ak "a 20 order
sseuts', Boys 4 Childgen's Clothing
Of the best mat sria and in manner that osnno
fAit [. gave 90 isfa ,tion. Liberal patronage re-
o,.tf,,iy soiicitei. fmy3ldly
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DIR. g. w. ROB JACK,
Cssinsasl. 0hio, Proprietor os

DIC. % ~. 1EOBACHe
C8slnssn 0ho, Proprietor of
6tomach Bittsrss Blood PursAer. QlooA
Pills, Catawba q Swedish Brandies,
Z. 4. COON, Ctteats. ;CeD1 Ast.
oDld u vheiesAie In OAAcaes - YCIaER, PfN0u
FULLER, and Ill Dsusssta
~ County nerchsnts and Dealers su,,,,Ied b
q. J. CROtEKY, and q. H. nECKWlTH CheagD,
s~J
so.v srent OFT ~ r. Jscoby, sr..k =. Bal
ord. SisveDsen h Casnshsn. :. j. Wells, T..
Srhlegfi. biizen 4 X och and n. ESvsc..
Sold at EhOscssls By Bsiderbecks d Wills, and
T. ~ .dewis my3s d&w ~
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-04
JACOB ItTZEN,

IlRlCrfCAL DYER. PARTICULAR AT.
tsatioa piil TO lyeing uiotas, Silks, velvsts,
OF s.r cats OF aav ktnd TO give any color de-
horth sid, f...15 dlv
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WAsHIKGroK, March

WAsHINGrok, March 3.
Tue Star this P. Nj. says: We have late
interesting Information from front, to The
effect that Gen. Fitzpatrick with force 81
picked cavalry men, has arrived ct White
House and formed junction with force
sent up by Gen. Butler from the Peninsula.
This statement is based on the fact that
two Of Gen. Fitz PAtrick's cavs'ry Lave
come back and made the ab 1ve rel d and
the report is believed in army u the Poio-
mac. Fitzpatrick is thus within few miles
Of Richmond, and as Gen. Butler il CO op
Grating with him, we may expect to hear Of
startling news from that quarter 10 day
or two. % bis route TO White House,
Fitzpatrick having orders so to do, evaded
meeting any large force OF rebels. After
he had left the front another party Of 800
picked cavalry were sent out 10 commun,-
cate with bim. They, however, met rebel
force, and as their orders were not to H. BIT
IT it could be avoided, they moved ,owsrd-
the east, and the commander not striking
tue direct road came upon party Of rebels
near Fredericksburg, captured then, burn
ed their catDp aud destroyed quantity q
valuable army stores and passed on their
wy TO JOIN K,,patrick.