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The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1864-07-23

PnFERING ON A Bro ScALE.-A soldier named
Glen. Combs. belonging to Dunlap's company,
Chats getting sterreotyped.) is in the guard
house at Fort Riley. charged with extracting
from the money drawer of Mayors store postage
currency of the denomination of FIVE and ten
cents. Mr.. Mayer had for some time missed the
change. and upon a watch caught this chap lean.
ing over the counter with his hand in the drawer.
The drawer is divided of into apartments, the
large bills being in the back end, beyond reach,
and the fellow had to be content with small
grabs.
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1864-07-23

SALEs.-Last Tuesday. Col. Wilson made the
following sales, besides a number of town lots,
which brought good figures. The building
known as Wilson's Hall to Henry CAM for the
sum of $1,000; Eagle Hotel to James II. Brown
for $3.50 the Lew. Harris house to P. z. Tay
Tor for $780,
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1864-07-23

PRoMrrSEss-Captain Jones's company, of
Saline county is scattered for distance Of 30
miles. The Captain received the order to muster
about ten o'clock Wednesday morning. He sen.
messengers out. and at ten o'clock Thursday
morning his company was together. the quota
raised, the bounty paid, and the company dis
missed
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1864-07-23

n@- Lieut.. F. E. Smith, 18th Kansas Caval-
ry, has lost large chestnut colored horse,
about sixteen hands high, four years DID, and
has small star in the forehead; was last seen
near Fort Riley with black horse, branded
U. S., and grey horse. Any person returning
the horse, or giving information as to his
whereabouts at this Office, will be literally
rewarded
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1864-07-23

% Some telegraph reporter is responsible for
having caused this pious community to desecrate
the Sabbath by bosterous cheers for Grant and
Petersburg. There would have been no desecra.
ton had the re~ort of the fall of Petersburg been
confirmed. Many feel bad about it-desecrating
the Sabbath, We mean.
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1864-07-23

TA soldier named Harper, belonging to
Dunlaps company, started West to join his COM
pany, but was overtaken at Abilene by a squad
and brought back. There is horse in the
scrape. Horses are, the innocent causes of q
good deal of trouble nova days.
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1864-07-23

NABBED.-A deserter from the Army of the
Potomac arrived in Pottawattomie county lately.
and enjoyed himself three or four days. when a
Provost Marshal arrested him. having received a
description in advance of him. He.is incarce.
rated at Fort Riley. where he is doubtless rumi-
mating upou the glories Of the Army of the Poto-
mac.
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1864-07-23

H6~A letter has been received from Lieut..
Henderson by his wife, date June 18th. He
was at Camden, still a prisoner, with no pros
pect of an exchange, but under orders to be
sent to Texas in few days. He has pretty
much recovered of his wound, and has plenty
of corn bread and beef
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1864-07-23
FRUIT TREES FOR SALE.

~ he subscriber has on hand FIFTY THOUS.
APPLE TREES. OF WELL SELECTED
varieties, 40 we'll - quantity of Peach, Locust
&c., &c which he offers cheap for cash, or
will exchange for COWS. young stock or grain
at reasonable prices. Price per hundred, SIS.
HIRAM BEALE,
ashland Nursery. Davis Co, Kansas ln46ly
HENRY GAM, Agent, Junction City.
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1864-07-23

&C We learn that a certain Fraud in this town
dred days regiment. and received the reply that
that position was already given. "Sad thing
Sad thing !" to sell yourself, and receive denial.
But what has become of the promise that the
men should elect their own oficers
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1864-07-23

10 The Clay County militia company furnish
ed last spring for the three years service ten men
and was lately compelled to furnish three more
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1864-07-23

% There will be Sabbath school every Sun
day, whether there is church service or not.
Children will be there at halfpast ten, and if
there is no preaching the Sunday school will
open Immediately.
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1864-07-23

I'D. W. Scott, Forage Master at Fort Riley
has been appointed Quarter Master in the Army
with the rank of Captain.
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1864-07-23

~An interesting and enthusiastic meet.
inp was held in Taylor's Hall last Saturday
night. to talk about the draft See resolutions
in another column.
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1864-07-23

pWhat has become of the Kansas Farmer
And what has become of that great big blow
the Kansas Annual Register
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1864-07-23

Company III. S. Wooden,
Albert Shaltenbrand.
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1864-07-23

u Monday the mercury rose to one hundred
6 and six. Have no use for such days.
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1864-07-23

PICTURE FRAxEs-Everybody can now be
accommodated with Picture Frames Streeter
& Strickler have just received . lot of ma
terisl, and will get up frames Of any sise
on short notice
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-09-29
sIIsHaD l5sAIlY) nI
EDGAR N.0W an
)s1IElegE .. 100 King street, oyer
ssona,s, {(ffornaarlg fa Frenoh's} Book Store.
From the w est.

From the west.
sr .I,e3sEs. septernbe 27.-A slight demon
stration was. made BY the Confederates on II
lot Knob ibis. morning. They threw a few
sbeTsiatosthe place, but made 40 regular at
tack.
he post is defended with hreastworss
] mountia s .hea1 guns General Ewing com
nands ...
sq LouIss Sept. 2s.-Nothing has been
!. heard from Pilot Knob since yesterday morn
ing, WhensBig River bridge aLout lily miles
from here, was burned by the oonioderates,
4 and communication cut OF.
Up to that time Gen Ewing successfully re
pulsed the attacks, and succeeded u sending
two trains Of comnissary stores away.
Az last accounts; it was. Ee11ane3 that Ewing
could naintain his position, unless assalloo by
overwhelming numbers, Or BY the Conledef,
ates. planting cannon upon Shepard mountain 1ss
aud other eminences 10. the vicinity, when
command the fortifcat!ons,
Gen. Smiths 5 infantry a:lvance has BEEN
Withdrawn from Mineral Point TO Dosdo.
A train.ot fifty empty wagons sent from
Pilot Knob yesterday A. NJ, for Mineral
Point had not reached that place before COM
munication was cut. It is supposed they We're
captured.
# is now believed that the demonstrations
on Pilot Knob, and the Lon Mountain rail
rad. are ftints to. cover the movement OF Ger:
Prices main force in another direction, prob
baby against Rollo, thence to tho central part
Of the State. I5-is also believed that General
shelby's cavalry will make effort 20 dash
into St. Louis.
A passenger train which left here Yesterday
morning for north Missouri was captured ~
Anderson S command:
NASHVILLE, Sept 27.-Gen. Rosseau reach
ed Pulaski yesterday P. NJ General
Forests force was within seven miles OF
Pulaski, aud advancing. Heavy sk1rmlshlng
continued until after dark, by the advance ct
both forces.
A telegram received here at ten 0 clock this
morning reports the Confederates still near
Pulaski, in force, and that. cavalry lighting
had been going On all the morning.
NASHVILLE, Sept. PA dispatch from
Pulaski 20. Captain Milroy here, says General
Rosseau was heavily pressed by Gen. forrest,
and was slowly falling back. There is re-
port that an attempt IS being made by the
Confederates, With 5000 men and six guns, to
flank Rosseau. There was heavy skir1Blshlng
allday, the Confederates advancing
A scout at Franklin, Tennessee, reports Col
l.: % hnna.- force of Gen Whaner'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-09-29
" hi llli;,gtt1s, Aazss1 1os5, 1854.

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- - -, :, e*;x,+z. and s..sfr1..,gtg saae24
49, oc.SEs'sh., >,7 >.>:.a,1.>S - - se 1,7.,s
(, aa q xarIr % giE..I t, 3;;r c3:.=sy have
assessed. yo;l ten dollars u,tI1c5:, to save tSte
trouble a1l>i expense q dGaNAAs i-o'5ou : ~.
Hon James Harlan .Ite4s,tro1, OF to I be Sec
re1arE, Ane committee "7.s.a sa 1..s.,7'I -
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-09-29

4 52;snatel1 from CoInnaijia says, ca thai f::ag
(2SfI. 7l}}iifaf1le vas at LawGencehurg VIII 'uV
men and two guns.
NASHVILLE, Sept. 27.-l7'1ere #as sSlr1c}sl1
ing With the C.onfederates al day Yesterday :
Rosseau fell hack tvo miles from PnIazzi, bur
resd7ancod and held posi:io; IN tc"Ll ~ 70
7p. NJ. 16 Gay the CoDIe1erates advanced
their skiynlisIa liue to within half mile Of the
Federals
They will probably attack io She morning.
Prisoners ca a;)tured ia Marshall county state
that Cen. Forrest has 20 pieces Of artillery and
about / 900 men
There is no telegraph III working oraer 70
Pulaski.
Two trains we're captured On Monday y tho
Confederate force at Big 5haasy. On tle That
tanooga railroad.
The Richmond Examines Of the 24ti' says:
ssgbe huaI struggle fer the possession q 5~ls
ginia is now neaG. This war draws % 1loSe.
Il Ricb1Dond i. held BY the South till tile zz1at
Of November il vii be ours for eyeSnoEo, ior
the Moth via never throw anotIler large army.
iinfoalbe abyss where SO many lie tie war VIII
conclude beyond doubt With the 1njen4n.
dIgnca Of the Southern States. E'ent5 have
made this city, il itself in.igoifoant, the key
stone of the arch. Probably the last immense
effort which the enemy is now ABOUT to make
would not be attempted bad not Atlanta
fallen into tie hands Of Hood. But sherman
triumph compe1ls Grant to match It or SILK
into insignifcance. :
The Baltimore American while it publishes
ali the story of he Washington jSepno1lcan
about Early S route, &c, and Sheridan Itr
suit, 4Sc, evidaotly does not pat n1uol' cTed'5
IN The pursuit part, as it saYs:-'sln 55sa &o-
sance. however, Of official infornoatlon fGo1n
Secretary Stanton or Ganeral Sheridan, ali
conclusions a. TO future movements are mere
sneculations. The object Ct General 6herl-
dams movement may have now been accom-
n;shed to the satisfaction OF Lients2anf y7ene-
raj Grant, and probably after fortltyns the
principal gaps of the mountains he WIZ rest
anon his laurels for ti1re.
All kinds Of reports are put atoaf every
dav N New York, to keep gold down
Yesterday it was reported that Petersburg
had heen evacuated, and down went gold, but
: soon rallied, Fortunes are now made and lost
hv )ving, but it is con:idered perfectly legj51~
mate. Ais fail IL war. .
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-27
DIR. HUNTER
Treats Many Diseases

MANY CHRONIC OlS.
1As1s iAsidental 70 The ha-
MAJ family, Ard svsA saeh .
havs heretofore been soasid-
q y cred ineasabls By the medical
49, faculty Of the world, afe skill-
folly lFeoGeA With distinguisheA seseese b Oh.
WI. HUnTERI DR.. JAMES HUNTER -
Dr.. HAu0 Won BADEN, q Iapsie, 0ssnesy.
Thsse tARss scientific Physiciaas ard Oaseeeas
have besa sagagsd In their psdeesios fce -
stssssssa q 81 a1istsl y he following 800
Cough, Colds cre.p, Csssunpeass,
Ind the nest distssegllg q al dlseGlss Ne
AsFMA q Pas1l9lc aad II other sonplaiaae q
s.sss Il 8. ssssse1, Evss: Kidss,s. sc,ses,
Bladder ard Bowels, SreA - DyspepSIa, which y
8 ven distressing eompfains. DIa;rioA bysse1asy
Oonssipetioa q esoslausd sesoiveaees. This III.
" disease most always prsindaees
P41OO ana 140t1a10S
which 10 frosted with nasksd sassess withsot
ass often diseased ard NsHfalgia, RhsunAusm,
0out and Paralysis are distressing eoap1aias.-
Also Ill Female Complaints, such q WsaknoGo.
Debility ~ dissasss 81 Tie Wsnb, Ill sussl WITH
ont cutting With knife.
hes hiShsese Md tLs skin & he eeviito ~
learned aostsss q The world. This nossteoas
Hydrs must now boz ~ hsad, for Il ca bsssfsd.
All Tumsss, Wins, Ulcers q Oh SorA Hid die
sasss, White Swsllings, Clab fest. alike on -
essed without cutting with the katie.
D10OAOO0 o1 me 0ZOO.
Sush = Lashsynal Histnla, ee1bllnas o. Ososs
Bye, D!sss q WAite spoe = tAs Eye Ball, 0sss
The lattsf 1issass - eeeso ~ eofsd wiSbsaS
resort 70 eutting witt ~ kniSe. PAtisots vleh
Ceeasaet viii do veil q ell aoaloo ~ Doe0P ex-
aniss their ea:s: Arp essssenset q
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-27

hRS. JACKSON, HeRBHRT 4 CO. -
~ petetOrs Il the National Disp,nsaev. ea1eh,
lssed q Cinoihoat. o. Jan. |. lSso, safs I'll a
49, 0ieseees With uoeaAnple6 fopidity. ~
.possss, e ssss G,oiss.,.ss alsst syp.llls
Nssnsl kniesioss, Fsmsls Oomplaints, IL ehort
sveey poss'ble fern end vasioty 81 He4alar -.
eese. Curss rapid, thorough and permanent ~
iees mcdsfate Ssnd FOR our circular Afteee
l.res in. y II In IN letter pages Of v.id, VI
s 100 ses INTERESTING matter. Also sireulss IL.
Asny Of our patients ssssrt hey have -,
money 70 Doctors in Esstsrn cities and resolves
10 retsSps.
Then Why NOT patseniss hone talsut-.e, vho
know tes western climate and can sfleot speedier
pr. Jaekson's Female Pills-sl d, Ao.--...a
for otfcelar special written rspiies, veil 49,.
sent with circuler without charge. One 81 ~
eoeapsee, most interesting and important looks
ever pus'isAed. $40 pages, loo snsfavings. .s1Ae
.ouotain Of Light, Or Medical Proesetor ~
nsrri.s: Gsid:, and an Exp!tcis ley 70 Love cd
subjects never before fully sxplsiasd 10 any No.
slsr work IN the Cagiish Language. Psise g. e.
80 enc ceat stamp, Of thsse TO- 81 and thrse
eees stsnrs. fnlly dssesihedin sisculee. WA
svs!y Iosng nan shoald have whether sieh o. vsll
- .a - ,nsefsst!oss es.s pseoptiy - any
Hsoi ne cssaerZ Consulting Rooms q ~
No. ~.
Oh. JAcKSOH's ORIENTAL LtNrxrNr
heoovcs 81 eoldneo aad lejuvenasss eneass
have lsaa dseneat for Dasy yses. Il Vim m
- $685. - iopsts1sy. esseSs - ieensaes 90
lees,see - ~ reesoeeble tine. CAa . nh
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DR. JAOKD0NS TRENCH PXTENf 61II.
- y pssfcet!y eafe cd asvse 1lls = dive eoais.
Saetioa. Il y tie oaly s1ssaad NE pfsyeaaoeive
e4eaaes eeeeeoeting 1ieeose svee isveaOs6. 80
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-27
WAsn1sorox, Feb. 26.


The Senate Military Committee to-
day unanimously agreed to report Gen.
Pleasanton for confirmation ~ . Major
General. There are no other vacancies.
The Comptroller Of the Currency to.
day sent to the Ways and Means Com.
mittee communication proposing Va.
rious changes and an amendment to the
internal revenue of the leading bsuks
and expressed desire for such additional
legislation a. will enable them to partici-
pate in the benefits conferred by the
banking act. A sub committee, composed
OF Messrs. Hooper, Fenton and Stebbins
was appointed to revise the law.
Toe House Military Committee have
decided to report . bill comforting upon
the Provost Marshal the rank and pay Of
Brig. Gen.
A Washington special 10 the World
says Representative Washburn will leave
to-day or Sunday for Chattanooga, with
Gen. Grants commission as Licutenau,
General.
The Herald's Mata,noras letter, Of be
5th Of Feb says Gen. Heron Is 70 organ.
iz'ng his old divisions and procuring sup.
plies for future CONT gencies.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-27

A correspondence passed between
Gems. Peck aud Pickett, IN relation TO
the death Of the rebel Col. Shaw. aud
aud tho subsequeot execution bv the
ebels Of negro soldier for bis alleged
murder. zen. Peek encloses the F, esi.
dcnt's order for retaliation. but says be
shall refrain irom executing rebel soldiers
Til he isatne Pickslt's eetioa il The
premises. Picket replies that had he
canehtA negro the Ind killed : ContSd-
crate ssljses = Hsl1 lsgs $500 iaAsly
ssssasee NJ 40 llslhS1 1rys ~ -
- go USE l11R al1'GSs pejpooess
A e. svssy ~ ) - enosua;s g IN
haag -.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-27
CINcfxxArr Eah 81

CINCfSxArI, Feb. ~.
The wife Of Gen. Harrison died At
North Bend yesterday.
The Gdzette's Tunnel Hill dispatch 81
the 26th, says that on Thursdsy night
our troops fell back to Tunnel Hin.
which place Ne hold.
The reconnaissance vas entirely suc-
cessfuI, and developed the fact that the
enemy are in force At Dalton.
Claiborne's division, which had bee,
dispatched to reinforce Polk, Wa recall.
ed, AID got back 10 time to participate
in the fight. Thus was An important re.
suit accomplished.
Oar entire lo.s is 800.
TIE Commercials Huntsville. Ala.
dispatch Gays that reliable ioiorma,io
shows that Lorgssreet 10 falling back to
Atlantis. Part Of his force i sspposed
to have reached there on The 95.h.
A large portion OF his forces ere With.
out shoes, and many nearly naked.
Wheeler has been relieved from com.
mand Of the rebel cavalry BY Breckco-
ridge and Buckoer, who arc PREPARING 10,
raid into Kentucky.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-27
Gen. seymour Repu1sed
and compelled 70 fall
hack On acksonv1lle.
Our Loss Estimated at 1899
The Rebel loss unknown.
Longstreet's F0rccs falling
back % Atlanta.
Destitueiom Of the Rebel
troops.
Gen. GIANT made q Lieut..
General.

NEW YoRK, Feb. q.
The Times says the steamship Fulton
from Port Royal on Wednesday last, ar
rived here at . late hour last night,
bringing information Of . sad reverse to
our expedition uEdsr Gen. Seymour in
Florida.
We sre unable to give details, because
after the Fulton had put out into the
bay she was boarded by Provost Msr-
shal and Quartermastcr, with orders from
Gen. Gilmore, to deprive passengers Of
all private letters in their possession.
TO passenger by the Fulton We are
indebted for the main facts Of the battle
on the morning Of the goth. Our troops
under Gen. Seymour met the enemy,
$4,000 strong, Is miles beyond Jack
sonville, and miles beyond Sandosop,
on the line of the Jacksonville d Talla-
ha.see RR. The battle was desperately
fought for three hours and at sunset our
forces we're overpowered BY numbers
and were compelled to retreat to San.
doeon, taking with them the greater
part Of our wounded
The 7th Connecticut, It'll New Hamp.
shire, 4Oth Massachusetts,, 4eth and
l6Oth New York, and Sth United States
we're engaged.
Col. Friday, of the 9Th U. s., was left
dead on the field.
Col. Rud, Hungarian officer, was
MORALLY wounded.
All the officers OF Hamilton's battery
we're wounded. Capt. Hamilton, wound.
ed 10 the arm, aud Lieut.. Myrick, wound.
o. in the foot, are vt Gilmore's Head
quarters at Hilton Head.
4 Col. Guy, Of the 40th Mass, had three
horses shot under him bat escaped nm.
hurt.
The Cosmopolitan arrived at Beaufort
on Monday evening with "a Of the
wounded, Col. Reed among them, who
was living when the Fulton left on We'd
nesday.
The enemy's loss is not knows. They
captured five guns. 1t is supposed thu,
the troops we're from Brsgg's army.
Gen. Hardee himself was on the field
having come to Florida on visit to hi,
family, and also to form q second mar.
riage.
Our loss is variously estimated q
from 500 to 1900.
Sevsnty-eight prisoners we're brought
by the Fulton. We understand that tht
purser of the Fulton has list Of the kill
cd and wounded, which he will show
but will not allow it to be copied.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-27
RAILROADS.
gUMNR1 ARnAH0Yrfrr

nAMD H1kR NAY l1n, AND IN
~ al fsrsA0 aetiee tealno viii leave Chiaaeo y
= follows: 49, v,
100 4 \ Nsv Yssk 1zpssn, GaG,, sasspl
01ndays.
1S0PA Might Exyeesas daily, ssesDt Sssur-
Ttaias assivs Il OAiaso u Sis r n, ~
Al Ne shove tsaia Dake rseslas essnsetieoe
scDankirk. Ba9.lo. klAgasl Fahs, Alb6ay, New
Icses 1sesses Philadelphia, nalNnose asd 4
l.xssioss nsw Sleeping Coeshss. with III nea.
=. improvements run % Might Trains.
ThneegA Tishees go - e6eaineA q he Cen-
Iaoy Oaees s. Clark stsss1 snaee nAssnaa
hoees, or q the Depot corner q Old van Bufso
saa bhanaa stsssSs. 81 =. III
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-27

NEW YORK, Feb. 36.
The transport Fulton, from Port Roy d
the Oath, with q rebel prisoners, arrived
TO- night. A battle he'd taken plaes as o.
mated in Florida. Our troops captured and
destroyed over one million and half dol.
lars worth Of property. and Afterwards re-
turned 20 Jacksonville.
The U. s. corvette noeeo4onic, Oapteis
Pickeriog, wss destroyed In Charleston on
the 18th BY the propelled rebel torpedo,
Davis. The nov Ironside, old frised, Il
struck her on the stsrb0srd quarter and il
short time she sank Of beach ialet Olus.
81. Oapt. 8. Clark and Wm. Haselton, On.
sign are the officers lost.
o. Sunday, thu 2lse, . email fores Of
troops left Hilton Head On transport, and
proceeded up the Savannah river to vii.
lism's Island, arriving q that place about
dark. A company Of men Of the 4th N.
81. landed 10 small boats and made recon.
noissanee, In the course Of which they met
. small body Of the enemy. We loss four
mon. Tho sneny1 loss greatly outuum.
bered ours. The next morning our forces
were withdrawn, bringing twenty prison.
ers. The Reconnaissance wss highly sue.
cessfui.
The United Statcs transport Gen. Burn.
side grounded on st. johns bar, and BE-.
came total wreck. The crew and oil were
saved.
The Qusrtsrmaster steamboat Harriet 4.
Weed, while proceeding up st. John's riv.
or, grounded. She va blown up By a. 70
prevent her falling into the hands Of. the
oooDy.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-27

WAsuuoToH, Feb. ~.
A letter received It the State Depart.
nsnt from Prays, hinister to japan, de-
ted January 18th, states that the Ala
bsms at that time was still ct large.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-27

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WAsalMorOH. Feb. 26.

WAsnlNOT0N, Feb. Is.
The President baving approved and Sign.
ed tho amendatory enroiiment bill, is b
nov 4 Law.
Ito subject Of aodi6cstios Of the rev.
enus laws 10 still 10 the hsuds Of sub.con.
mittss Of the committee Of ways and msans.
A separate bill may Be proposed altering
the duties on tobacco.
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ably I'll Be disposed Of before The House
will b able to see On the rsvssne qaestios.
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