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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-03-24
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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-03-24

~ Bsows's BassuaIcA1 TaeoaRs.--
sYour TROOHEs are TOO wen known
70 need recommendation.
Hon. CaAs. A. Phelps, Frss, Mass. ssnsts.
kyeosnmsnisskssa wilh sts wsrla has
been very much enlarged By the Losengs
which ! nov sasry, always In nay pocket; ;
thss sRashss iaa saEsas far Hhish he
rroehss are speciac) hsVing msds ne
oftan mare whispsrsE.
N. z. WILLIS. ID
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-03-24

To PsIsrsss-TvrE roR SAIs.-- Y bare
en- hand and Ter safe, tAs foiowtng sizes u sseOaa
hand typs. sAlcA VIA be ssls very eAsapte ezsa.
zen gna Nun&R0Fax
The mountain Democrat., 1864-07-30
@tntng Companies.
BLUE LEDGE GOLD AND SILVER
MINING COMPANY
Kelsey Mining District, b Dorado County.

THERE is delinquent upon the following described
stsck, on account Of assessment No. I, levied on
the 18Th day Of June, 1864, the several amounts set
opposite the names Of the respective shareholders as
follows:
The mountain Democrat., 1864-07-30

n NJ N.Nr VI'lI.F ', n d ftlN I0UT Y LlWT I.
\~drttE Tie = 1 "a i"u' Upon ''c fdl1w;ng
y rJ-rr h- 80 \. IA lrr'irt ~ a~srSSu1-.t ~
II the IN'h i,v o. June lSiih- several n.4t's
So opposite 'ha names OF the respective sha-eliod
ers "A foil g
The mountain Democrat., 1864-07-30
ELHUVO HNI LINN Ut THE TbNNENN ILLL
UNION BRASS BAND!
GREYHOUND SALOON,
MAIN STREET, PLACERvILLE.

TINE undersigned having leased the above popu-
i lar Saloon, respectfully inform the gentlemen Of
plscervills and vicinity that they have stocked the
bar with the choicest0
WINES.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-07-30
TnE MOUNTAIN DEMOCRAT.

MILITARY ARRESTS. Ts.-There have been
no less than three military arrests made
in this State within the past ten days,
which greatly delight the shOddyites.
Last week, Bishop KavanNgh. of the Meth.
olist Church, was arrested in CnlaveraS
county, while holding camp meeting
and Mr.. Hall, editor of the Merced Dem.
ocrat, at Snellng's; and on Monday last,
Cha> L. Weller. Chairman Of the Demo.
critic State Central Committee, was ar
rested at his home in San Francisco. All
S 'N.~~ -,ntle,nen have been deprived of
their liberty on the charge Of disloyalty.
1t is said that Bishop Kavanagh was ar
rested on the complaint Of an abolition
par>or, who must have sworn falsely
against him,a he has been living in Ken.
luckv ever since the war cnmmenced with.
out nF.,le>t tirn at the hands Of the au.
tbori;ies there. whirh is abundant evi.
d.nce "f his being at least peaceful citi.
zen. The arrest Of the Bishop is simply
az act Of persecution ct the hands o( ii
val denomination, and will me, its reward
in the iav "f hual alteluhntion. Mr.. Vel
Ter was arrested on the complaint Of spy
whose name has not been made rubiic,
sprctaiiii,v. Gen Mcdowell was hm.
:, T CHARGED With being " Knight OF the
Golden Lirc'c, al>ely, Of course, and it
srtu,s ~trlrg" that he slzhu'l incarc",atr
n li-tir gu>htpl citizen on the tx partc
rupt party that has 80 recently hasc|y
slaudcrcd himself In common justice, he
should have allowed Mr.. Weller to answer
the c'mplnjnt, instead of hurrying him
oil t. III" Bi>tlle. .unhoard. Gen. Mellow
9th thjrG>, that ii is not intended that
ii, military >hnll ltttrirre With the rlcc
tlrn- IL TINS State. This assurance seems
to be inconsistent with his action in re.
gard tn NJ. W Her. Does he mran to
,av that Democrats may vote, ht not cleo
u,nrrr: Slch a state "f things could be
rnr, Interference in -'r"tjnnI withNa ven.
granre rha; Mr. Wcilrr al>i>el resist
anrt. t. the draft, we do not believe, in
drcl wr hay ~. Assurance Of one Whr
ar { the >'r,rh for wiich he was arrest.
~. that h. I ! npt.
Just ~ We ~ To press we learn that
Ei,.ap Kb,anash has hr,n discharged
, ,,, 1'r.>t. hv "'Irr ot Ge" MDoNcii.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-07-30
Filming Companies.
CSSIPEE GOLD AND SILVER
MINING COMPANY,
tl Dorado 'yao'v, t"'lf"f'aI

\FDTICF .hr-,ty :. % ii.tt. - r1r,t'Gf - to
y Her ~ - Tf.i-'--- 80 sad C"asi4N y, hr.G -.
We Zl.t dtv "f ] " lS'I. aH a.."s-.,rt' 80 rs"
:" prr S'.Nr- - ~ f'ty -h'" n ta"! Sitirs
b! c.'Ft ~ - =, NJ 3 ri''-.t. - -" Board of
Tr'-'rr' - 81! to.nLny. hvl 80 the - 20 d,v ~
lIy l~ul - w.~ -r '-,-i DAT At.: .l's"-.it >hnhl
t- DtVAh,r "r '. - ',y d. ly i~iI, {" tie Sec
rr'aty. ~ The II ~ 90" t"-Nptrv. " -, MN;
,rI-ry I Get. ti'y ' = IY's - Stn Frtuc'-c".
>,n,s 4p 80 80 sll Hs-">slH"ut u al &c
r.. ...uttl a.. ...,s. ,H - lay q Alr -,
}>.l, S.t Hr i.,r''. "a ''.,' t-I e. ir'ri.'o'.
AL la'..- P,.m.-.; - - &c a.,! hr''". ~ p,
'..t .f l..s,,V. 'lr '.h p - s,'',". gr.i>"i ="
ttt 'Ir Ir "a eat 4--'>s.H. - ",rt ~ ~fa te-
...t. 80 a, .y.r',.,'I t,I " ..r.."s - ~ +.,-
, .r,,,r oi a.. i.ttau :. ...,--
4 NNtH.'F. S-t-.'atv.
80. - : M'''c -" y .'-.,', u U.. t'T ant
C.-...v. "' 50 Fc.a.>.,. - ..,''i
The mountain Democrat., 1864-07-30
ut .-r .'t..r n.rl 81 riss'"cs
COPPER, GOLD AND
SILVER MINING COMPANY,

s.a Fraac',co, 'uy::I -5w
The mountain Democrat., 1864-07-30

And in accordance with law and ar order mad
by the Board of Trustees, on the 18th day Of June
may he necessary will Re soll on the st day NJ Au.
gust, 1854 at2 O'Clock p NJ at the Office ofthr Sec
retary in the town OF Cooma. Fl Dorado County, to
pay said delinquent assessments thereon. together
with costs OF advertising and expenses NJ the sale
A. Tr. c. DESvER, Secretary.
Coloma, July 10th, ls6I.--ts
The mountain Democrat., 1864-07-30
LIQUORS
AND CIGARS

That can be found In the country. We also have an
excellent BILLIARD TABLE, one of the best in the
City Gentlemen are invited In call and US, and
may rest assured that We win spare pains to
please them.s MUZZY BRACE,
jy9tf Proprietors.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-07-30

And, in accordance with aw and an order made
by the BOARD uf Trustees, the 18th day OF
June, lS6i, 50 many Shares of each parcel OF said
OK as may be necessary, will be sold at public
auction, at the Office Of tie Company, at Duncan's
Si"rr, on the 9th day " August, 1861. at u'cock
T. NJ 81 SAID day, 20 pay said delinquent assessment
thereon, together with the costs OF advertising and
expenses Of sale.
p. A. MOSELEY, Secretary,
Duncan's Store, July 18Th, 1564.-2w
MARSHALL MINING COMPANY.
Location, John,own Mining District, FL Dorado
County Califor nia
NOTICE is hereby given, that at meeting
IN OF the Trustees, held on the 18th day OF July
1854, assessment no. ~ Of ten cents per share
was levied upon the capital stock OF said Company,
payable to the Secretary, in Gold or Silver COIN at
the ONCE Of the Company, at Uniontown, Fl Dorado
County on or before the 2lth day OF August, 1854 at
u o'clock N
Any stock upon which said assessment shall re-
main unpaid on said 2ith day August at the hour
specified, will then be advertised as delinquent, and
unless payment be made before, will be sold on the
9th day Of September, 1854, to pay the delinquent
assessment, together with cost OF advertising and
expenses Of sale.
Per order Of the Board OF Trustees
II. K. STOWE, Secretary
Un!nnto~n, July 2Nth l964-+w
The mountain Democrat., 1864-07-30
NEW YORK QUARTZ MINING
COMPANY.
is.>''s9. r!,ery-l D,t...;. - Dorado Comfy Ca

Ir-A'fo9. Pl,,.rv..l b,t,lri. r. Dorado Comfy Ca
N-n~1'E -t.,.lv cA-., ,h4t "a r.c,;'u- otilr
y tt.,-i 80 I.,.-,.... { u t.up,.v. A,'i m
-. . i,N u. J,.., = : "a, 90 "s4c dot
BE-. rt ~ Hiy-.v' .,i', ,.cr -...r" wa- lr'rt ~ II
t',~ ,ti - 20 a. ..li tu ,tar. p,t t. l.nu.c4,.
a..-!v i4 { : .tu. ,.l.. L. tl-- -cI~'.ly.
-'n.N uI,,. wan d! e .>'.~r.ut >haN re-
MA Irrti og Saturday. tt- : tii lay ~ Nu:l.t
.>"4 g tee = 'trit'.., ~ 'lIi tiv "a, ci.i!q f"ft
H.'.-.. '.,su. - sht'i b" r..d- nc''rr, " u he
,,;i r. =. : .'e.nb"r = IT, l~d4 - raS ;h, de.
.-.t l.-"-, t'4t. ,-'itr " II tie costs AL
V--'I -, l'i'i . NI.I-'- t'-
Ii .t ;-- I.r u i.rl 81 riss'"ss
rl\HliAN. Secretary.
=, =! I..rtT."u:r =, S,u rriuc',,o.
y H \ r!--''uEo nj IN" Board . irn>:r,, of
:'' \. Voc, tl4lI:, VI 'nrg to. held tie - ..ty
q j -. i>1i '.' .huyr ap'i % a-sc..'l. Z ~
rrt ry ,,i4h.,.a-.!. wing :, al ..'psa..:y II :!,c
ii.a.:-at,," a. ':.g >.a.e
: PINKlE,N, Secretary.
81. F.lac',cr, Iuy";L -5w
The mountain Democrat., 1864-07-30
GOPHER MINING OOmPANY.
h,.,y .ustrlo:. l.. ih,rIdo touL'y, Cal.

N'DTi = :. p r,.v ..tru - .. ;'e ,r-u,l r'rc'.
y :, = ~ -" = ,a.p.i,r> st ..ii Crn2tnt, e" 50
p" '.S 4: .r "a ~ :ir uu ,ii,,, IN tu.o,a. uu
TG'- y. Al!t.: 81. I>.i + tn" .rctI,u "f, a.
c-r- FIR :lr ..!'.- f-.r ant -ucA i'irr bI- Irs-
= e. ~ tru, utjrI, tic m,r'l.L
\. II 6. DENVER, Sccrc'ary.
t,' ma. IuiS 80. l~ji
The mountain Democrat., 1864-07-30
GENERAL AGENCY
Ar REESE RIVER.

r WILL ATTEND TO ANY BUSINESS intrustcd
i to me, such as the collection OF debta buying
and selling real estate, buying selling locating and
paying assessments on mining interests, and fur
nishnR information Of general or special charac-
ter, faithfully aad promptly.
A. D. ROCK.
!uov9i11 Austin, Lander County. y I.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-07-30
NAMES. 20. OF No OF Shr'. Am

And, in accordance with law and an order duly
made by the Borrd ~ TRUSTEES, many shares Of
Zach parcel Of sHid stock may he necessary, will
he sold at the office of The Company, in ilAcrrville
on the 30th Day of July, 1864. at 2 o'clork p.
VI, to pay said delinquent assessment, together
with the SITS ~ advertising and expenses Of sale.
BY order Of the Board OF Trustees.
,. BARSS, Secretary.
Piacerville, July Cd, 1864 I'D
POSTPONEMENT.-The above sale Ia hereby
postponed to Monday. August Sh. at . O'Clock, p w.
BY order Of the Board of Trustees
,. BARSS, Secretary.
PlAcerY!lle. July 30th, 1864.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-07-30
PLACERVILLE GOLD AND SILL.
YER MINING & TUNNEL CO.

Great MOgu and Monitor Mining District, Am ador
Co. State Of California.-Otice at P.F Barrs'
Store, PlAcerve, 81 Dorado Co., California
NOTICE is hereby given that there ia delinquent
~ upon the following described stock OF the above
named Company on account OF assessment No. s.
levied on the l7th day of May lS64, and assess.
mens No. and No. Z. levied prior thrr othe seve.
raj sums set opposite the names Of the respective
shareholders, as follows:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-02-27

on tho 24th The rebels were driven Gom Tunnel NH
aud pursued tin nsgbifai.
A heavy battle at Dalton Was mol improbable.
fiardees and csbornss dIyslons bad been sent 10
,0fosec Polk.
Confirmation or the Reported Occupa-
tion OF sebsss. Ala, ny General sher-
man, &c.
CAao, Feb. 20, lsoL
Tho Memphis Ba,la.a has Information from a high
military authority al vcksburg CONFIRMING the report
Gays, was gained by severe 6ght. No particulars
ARC received.
Tho Bifn adds that understood the next place 70
Do attacked would be Montgomery the capital Of Ia
baDa. a.
Memphis dates to the 2slh are received. General
Davidson, from Little Rock has ayslved, and viii wait
here for orders
Tho ocean steamers Belv deo Northerner arrived
as homphn on tho Gath. When one hundred miles below
hsmphs Tho commander Of the Besvidere observed the
eleanor Pike holding with the Shore con-
rary 10 military orders The Beividere fred upon the
shoro and her fret voey started up about two hundred
guorllas, who fed Consideration The PIKE was or.
dsred 70 report al Memphis.
Tho steamer Clyde. engaged In the cotton trade was
seized on the l3h al skipwishs Landing, by the gun
boat Louisville, for alleged violation Of The trade
goatIons Her commander, Captain r. COos ,s charged
WIN having agreed TO- convey rebel battery acrcss the
river for % 600 In gold e s.rf. z 9r
The steamer Superior. from Evansville, has arrived
with 100 bales Of cotton and quantity OF sugar.
me Memphis cotton market fat With little pros
psos Of Improvement. Good mddpg al e4c CSC. and
strictly middI,ng at go,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-02-27

tAreo wide ounoss Of Englsb lace each aounco headed
.nn marrow band Of swans down an Inch side. A
small nut Al me Top Of Inc sleeves narrow band
~ ewaas oown. rms
possible simple sad elegant man those described
n our last number.
wo begin Win one Of cornnowss blue satin, quilted;
yeNos rD0cn about an jnoh and half vide, beginning
- eaeh side o. the crewn fastened At the top in two
ng bows and ends two other straps Of the same ribbon
sow bunch Of perrwnkles, IN blue velvet, 10 placed
across me orehead narrow strings Of velvet 10 match
DusS soSos me- ~ ron ana s.ra,o ea,.s
NOD .ih chenille fringe The edss Of the 'front.' trimmed
Win PLAID velvet, is substituted for the plads
bcspes O. pale green velvet the curtain trimmed with
and velvet lsAve; in the nsde che Same towers mixed
with backberri0 blonde cap and green satin strings.
felt covered velvet bonnet had the curtain Of blue
round The crown, fastening bunch or blue and felt
eolored feathers TIE INSIDE trimmed with white Lace
bows Of blue velvet ana white velvet anemOnes; blue
e ,,s ' 3 !sss s ssSs; sss
wb agrslss q black lace In che inside, pour q white
Grape with daisies in mother OF pearl and bright leaves.
me ainnsr sha evening c0'S0res are high. but co
). urs ross IL much adopted This winter, and re-
surss the ornaments 70 % tho summit 81 the
"a with pour Or iulls the summit. Siberian aigree
= 20 s,es WIN scsss e req velvet; diamond b0s
head dress oe pn re cofa branches Of coral GROSS
NJ Tho bach hair and falling IN hong strings.
trimmed al the side with two banches Of chrysanthe-
S1anS maSaeRut feather very light, spotted with
white bagee. carried across the front and falls over
Ma back hatT.-, IA - ..s..s -, I. sees... 3. ~ ~
FOR toilette ~ ball. an elegant wreath Of nighaShade 10
vaslou6 tuts and made q velvet, mounted on real wood
bouquets Os myosots and bachclors' buttons. Aleo,
hQaddyosa Of applo blossoms mixed with gold wheat
o9rr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-02-27

when oncen are 90 leave tneH psy " 70 DC tpFse-
bfths OF the above rates.
me memorial further requests that the assimiated
rank Of engineers 6xed by regulation Of the Navy
Department be confirmed by Congress. they think that
nrst assistants should DO appointed BY commission from
be Presdeo BY and with the advice and consent Of the
ssoas and that sbey be privileged 10 mess 10 the ward
room Of ships ofwar.
The additional grade Of feet engineer Is asked for ana
with shs best Of Each 6sst should have VS. neet
engineer who should be accountable for the condition Of
ths machinery 10 IT, 10 this way sciepcy would be pro-
noted and the esprit ~ corps Of ths entire corps aug
meoted The subject Of engineer school 10 Of great
Importance and one should be established, asked for In
NE mscsh 10 fact, the careful attention 70 the wants
o. tbs great corps should Be uade apparent without de-
ay Steam the Of age, and we need the best
OF me, 70 tahe care Of u. Lot this memorial, heo, De
acted upon favorabiy and promptly.
TVS MAH,ss Coays-A variety OF circumstances 90
nsnd that the marine guard COR easo navy yard should
DO a permanent ooo. Asst g arranged now The private
on duty .. mo pate competed TO refuse ajmitauce to
all save those who bgscss inside The gates and very
pv,pat,y too s ,crc ohors besides those 10 uniform
who bsys-, rNht 10 therefore there many
uap,o,saei aspa'es ssd dcctncas'cos oc'orsng w.ch
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-02-27
The Ganboas Harriet Lane.
re THB EDITOR OF THE HERALD.

NEW YoRE, FEB. IL. 1868
do not think IL Of all probable that the OF United
States guuboat Harriet Lane 10 being fitted out - =
blockade runner, which report comes to No BY todays
mail from Havana. win state my reasons for holding
this opinion. Il well known TACT that The Harriet
Lane has MOI capacity enough 70 carry her own coal fos
even short "trip and much less she carry cavgo d
cotton In id ou the coal she would need for trip 10
Havana Therefore seems natural tnas the "Trip ceula
ouIv be made uudcr sail. 10 the next place vessel
drawing amount Of water she dos can sss cut d The
harbor OF Galveston 81 the present Time ovisg to the
DISTRACTIONS torpsdoes &c which have been placed in
the channels 10 prevent any Union vessels from coming
TO- There one other way Of getting out Of Galveston
barbor besides theregular entrance. and that by the
way Of San Luis Pass a. the wess 80 Of the stand,
which opportunity hes been taken Advantage o. by quite
. number Of small vessels nct drawing over onr feet
during the last two years On courSe the harriet Lane
cannot get out there end nay all rest assured that
the pride Of the American bavywi st continue 10
remain Ia the position occupied since her capture by
the rebesa sort OF guardboas stationed inside o. Red
FISH bar, In Galveston Bay Of no use whatever after al
10 her capors. Her armament taken on soon after
the event OF January 1 1898, and placed 70 battery
REFUGEE FROM TExhs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-02-27

"sos % dispensed with permanent guard al me
se VINO short time would recognize the proper per-
sO's 70 DC admitted Its TO DO hoped that this suggss-
ZION my De acted upon by the proper authorities, and
tna' We may have permanent marine guard a. each
navy yard gate.
r"s' Le"'ensn' richard ; coiam has been ordered TO
take command OF the marine guard a, ,he ano, :,
Mound City, m.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-02-27

\. = 1900 bHNKhAHVS9O0s wv. ~, IbOE
arrived brig Gsnco, IRON Kssasawa Jasusry ~. \
private letter received By her saysws rcsres 70 say
that tbs news thai the Alabama blockaded a Annoy
Is NOT confirmed To- however, believed that The Ala
bama 10 bockaded BY tho wyoming or near saigon,
and not 10 dock, % Was Arst reported
The ship berry Brdsbam has arrived from Hanagawa,
japan, January a.. she brings no h,ev Chinese
pagers than those received BY ne Glencoe but private
letters from shcoshac tho s,h January q, hand
and as FAR ~ known contain ee,h,ns further concern
ING the A,abara
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-02-27

Our New Orleans Corresponds
nKw ORIEArs, Eeb 20, 1894
EsoAPp on UHsos PRISONERS.
Two soldiers A. W Wells, Of the N,ssb Illinois cavalry,
aad b. Ingram Of the Smith Illinois cavalry who
captured al Moscow Tennessee the Attn Of december
have arrived here. They were at cahawba, on ths
Alabama river, two hundred miles above Mobile, and
made their escape from prison al that place by getting
down the sink andsoreakiDg through The drain They
walked through The country at night eating nothing
six days, when Union man gave them food On reach
ing East EscamDia bay near Milton, Florida, they wmo
taken board . schooner bound for Pensacola Navy
Yard. They were sent here from that place,
The reports say that the woods full Of refugees from
conscript officers. rasrsls, with bloodhounds, ore on
all the principal roads.
Dag CT truce was sent In 10 General Frank lin near
franklin, louisiana, few days since. While awaiting
would ride INTO town 70 III sN1 ~
spurs 70 bis blooded horse made the attempt AZ DO ap
preached our picket station be ordered % bait but
reused and was fired and bis hand shot or He then
turned bis horse and escaped Captain Juma command
ing the party surrendered himself prisoner because
rades The mans s1 name s'i Is vucsDs be IN notorious
yll,ap: ~ Killed man during the rebel raQsn,s IN
cry G noS aSssSs:ss cs:Os B' Column
Yeo Nv. doubtless s sss.Ivs ~ pssns.ss. ., ,ns
Sherman. His march through Mississippi wss Triumph
ant affair, according tobe Mobile papers, the enemy
beng badly whipped wherever thsy attempted stand
There have been DO returns Of losses either sde
cept from General Writ Adas' rebel cavalry commend,
which lost two hundred ont o. eight hundred In deep0e
Of Jackson, Miss.
Two thousand loyal citizens have Written 10 General
Banks asking him 20 speak in public on the political
questions now agitatiDR the people Of louisiana He
declined, the ground that no did not wish TO 70
throw military authority in any manner whatever into
the political balance.
There is news OF importance from army 10
Texas Colonel Dudeys brigade s about leave proba-
bly, for there Per transports have been sent 10
Pass Cavallo to bring away 5000 troops Your readers
choose for themselves There however, positive
indications that the long inactivity here viii soon be in
terrupted.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-02-27
Relief for Rsst Tennessee. ,...

The Rnird 81 Boa rs 20 y appropriated sl.Voo "'
the reieg Of The suffering psoye 10 Fast Tennessee
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-02-27

rebel MAJOR and two captains who nolacing them
serves o. howe, uDsuspsctss o. danger e
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-02-27

The steam transport Fulton, Captain Walton from PORT
Royal 2th inst, arrived at this port ast pgbt She
brings important news.
ceived.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-02-27

A Chattanooga despatch says tho aavaneed force Of
ecnesa, avau,s army was within three mses Of Dalton
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-02-27
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0AsoHious, 2--Ihe Monitor battery Csnopicus made
her second trial trip down Boston Bay she 23d inss
and with better results than the rst occasion The
gun carriages damaged seriously and under crcum
stances which proved their iDeffciency. One Of the
boilers gave OUT and owing TO oil the defects she will DO
detained several weeks. The following o Ist Of her
officers
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-02-27

PRISONERS IN REBEL BANDS
Surgeon Nsssin Of the gunboat Clifton. which, you
member captured Sabine Pass about six months
arrived here Wednesday last, on parole The officers
Of the Clifton placed the rebel steamer Florida and
taken 70 Beaumont He and others afterwards
voyed 20 Houston where they remained uUti October
They were then started for Camp Grove. Here they
found OF the officers OF the Harriet Lane Morning
Light and several Union soldiers. Col Barnes command
ed the post. and very kind TO them They af
forwards removed 70 Tyler. When he was removed 70
Shreveport Tor exchange be reported TO General Kirby
Smith, who gave him the limits Of the city his parole
not 10 attempt escape