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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-27
ORIGINAL NOTICE
Scorr CouSrY. Iowa, U. :. Revenue Stamp /
The District Court. , 5ncenis.

}eo I. Duvenpo,, and Marguerite IeC'aire.
eve utnr and px ecutrix Of the estate VI Antoine
IeCjaire. ,secea ed rs Villa Ia rows aud
Ann A t,arrows, Chas ; Watkins, Jr., ID.
Whi,iemare. Robert Lyons, john Brindev,
Samuel george, ingul arksr, Louis 4. Mack
lot and 3urro IS 4 Iret,haii.
70 the above named deieniants.
NOU AND EACH OF louARE HEREBY
Il notified thai there rs now Gu iie III the office
If he Clerk Of the d strict Cont OF said coun'y
spet.tis.n Of George l.. Davenport and Marguerite
LeClaire. executor and executrix OF the estate Of
Antoine LeClaire, deceased, claiming the fore
closure ofyour equity of redemption in cert in
mortgage executed by one Alfred II. Owens to
said Antoine Leulare dated September 2iih,
1856. conveying the north half u lot No. four 4. |
and the north half Of lot No. five l5. in block
so eighty-six 1876. in LcClaire's sesenth l7thl
addition to the CITY of Davenport, male TO sec e
the pavmeut at maturity oftwo rroini>sorv notes
Hated February LIST. 1855. each for che sum of
1880 payable to the order oi SAIL LeClaire ia
and two years respectively from the dates thereof
Witn ten per cent interest. ami ich saii mort
xaxe has ueen .orecosed against said Wv. MS
aud the property sold to sal LeCiai.e FOR tae
um Of $50. aud that the little IT, sal, real astate
y 60 sblsshed nd confirmed IN Plaintiffs, and
oat said defendants and each o. them b. for
sver barred from setting up anv claim right, title
= any ri sht Of redemption Of said rem,ses. and
that unless you appear thereto and del. nd on or
before noon OF the second day OF the next term
81 said District Court, to be holden on the first
Monday Of Nosesnbsf, 4 D, 1854. your default
eill . entsred and1he relief prayed fUf -
m0H1x< ~ ~ tss
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-27
MANHOOD.

A. Nd THE NlGoR OF Vol III RESTORED
~ IN tUUk WEEkS by DIX. RlCOnD'S Is.
SENtE Ot LIFE. DIR lieord sni y RS after
some four ,.a'~ If earnest solicit ,,nn Ice nj
i.pgih eeee trl To tie urgent rruues, oe lie
Amcnenn pa lic. and appo int i .n N II New
Essence Of lie. This wonderful a. eat = Il re-
store Manhood 1, the most shattered c0n.tnu-
mons II -four weeks and. II used according 10
printed instructions, failure Is imtossibl. Tbs
he restoring remedy should t.. taken by all
hbout 70 hie.tv rs lis e.i,ei~ permanent.
Success. in every case. ia certain
Dr. E.c9rd Essence u Life sold in cnsas
with full Instructions for use. AT 81. or four
quanti.es IN one for - and " III be seri IN any
psr', ctarsullg packed. receipt OF remittance
10 ilis accredited agent. Circular sen, tree cu
receipt o. four stamps.
PHILIP ROLAND, Az Broomc Siieef.
On door west OF Broadway. y Y,
pl3-a'm+ sale ~ at Cor the United : ates.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-27
Or. BiGElOM,
Confidential Physician:
isD SUuale ll:srl. street. Chicago.

isD Suusl. lI;s,l. Ssrccr. S:sic:,.o.
i'iE 1Ai \ KEGt ki1 EDltAlED AND
1 'eg,lis qu h"ei int slclan IN tiuctsn "io
'nai. = the treatment 81 Pfeat" tnnf l,ll'.ts a
ss'e i"iifs. HIS "ihe. ti's been established *.
ircssi. ~ i"td te afflicted seii.'. ami saen'i e
meiici.i aid, without liz, u-e ai n4iscarv 81 noN
ou- ura.s Er. i. has Tor indfY yeas deNotru
ilo "nese attention Ia thr Treatment Of p.ivntc
complaints ~ tier sule, ana comri iofns.
ii~ ,neee>s "a The tteatinrns 81 theet long >tst!-
ts and iiiiieui eases. s,ci ~ Teie tornei Is con
siiered ~ urab!e is suiiicientto recommend am.
- thu Fn,ilc ,s w"fihyn til extensive pa'lo,i-
age wnieh BE- has rruriFed. In professional \
I'ertenee u hospital aud pfisai" practice extend
ny through many ears IN ii.is and other depart
neni, Ct medical science. lie Is the dieeoverer 81
the only safe. speedy and r"ilaiie remedies Tor
these viruien,. secret ani chronic d sessHs. and
has ietters OF Recommendation rom tie most
u.s. inSnishtd ani experienced surgeons nald
fh' stials o. thS "ahtis = 'r'inioNitis VI Ms
superior sAih aud p!"ioUhd lh'gmen' III The
'icat'iehi Oh diseases OF pri'a, nature
i,.e UNI '.s.' az. 'i'''''''S "sc'SS IN the
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-27

The abolitionist have the audacity occa
sionally to quote Andrew Jarkson for some
purpose OF their own. II was Andrew
Jackson who said: THE aboli ion party S
a ,isloyal organization its pretended love
for freedom means aothing more Or less than
civil war and dss hut on Of the Union.
Honest men Of all parties should unite to
expose it's intentions and defeat its purpo-
Sos
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-27

TUE VoTE II MARTLANp.-Acc or,ling to a
tabular statement in the Baltimore Sun, o.
the ! 900 votes in favor Of the new consti-
tuition u Mary land. nearly 1000 were thrown
in Baltimore, whore Gen. Lev. Wallace is
Stationed.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-27
The Singer Sewing Machines

Our LETTER A FAMILY SEWING MACHINE
yond doubt the best and cheapest and most beau
tiful OF all Family Sewing Machines yet offered
10 the public. No other Fslnil. Sewing Machine
has SO many useful appliances for Heinming.
Binding, Feltng, Tacking, Gathering, Guaging.
Braiding, Embroidering, Cording, and SO forth.
No other Family Sewing Machine has SO much
capacity for great variety Of work. Great snd
recent nlpro.en make our tani!. Sewing
Machine most reliable, aud mos. durable, and most
certain IN seton az al. rates OF speed Ii makes
the iIter!ocked s.ltch, which is the best stitch
known. Any one, even Of the most ordinary
paclty, see, al glance, how 10 use the letter
Family sewing Machine. Our Family Sewing
Machines are finished in chaste and exquisite
81, le.
The Folding Case ofthe Fnrnily SEWN. Machine
isapiece Of cunning workmanship OF the most
useful kind. Ii protects the machine when not
in use. and when abou. to be operated may be
opened a spacious and substantial table to sns
tain the work While some OF III. Cases, made
out Of the choicest woods are finished in the sim
,,iest and caast, st manner possible, others are
adorned aud eFntellls.ea IN the most costly and
superb manner.
Ii Is absolutely necessary TO the Fanil.
Machine il. operation, TO Judge Of It's giea,
capacity and oe..uty.
II is las, becoming popular for family sewing as
our manufacturing machines are tor Manufacture
Ing purposes.
The Branch Offices ars wei supplied with silk,
twist thread, needles. oil, &C. Of the very best
quality.
send fora PAxrr,sT
THE SINGER MANUFACTURING COMPANY,
45s broadway, New York
Chicago Office so CLARK street
X. hkAISE K CO,
ine2; An.uL, ii Uaysntprt
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-27

Nearc aware that many medicines are war
rauted. knowing that they will never be return
ed. fut We assure you That We do no, wsb yD,,r
80 without giving value receiv.A ", :.
Is worse than royDeryto get gain IN that
Wy. aud Wien We wairJat this medicine, w.
mean what W. say. 1t :.uy one uses the Firewecl
for the diseases for which we recommend il. and
Is MT iIlly satisi that it is not ali we recon-
msa,i It. he can return the bottle to The agent he
phrcnas d tlac medicine OF, VINO will refund the
money
Should your neare>. druggist not have the ar
ticic. do no; he pa oil with any other preparation
that may be off..e in lis place. but send to our
agent. and he will forward. securely packed, By
os express. BEWARE OF iaPosIrIuA.
See that our signature IS on every bottle you
buy. and that DIR. Weaver Compound ,ti ac,
OF tireweea or Humor Or Liver Syrup is blown
IN The bsttle-none other is genuine
Price s. per bottle. or six bottles for IS
Sent by express on receipt Of the money. Sold
BY all druggists and medicine dealers
s,li<er Il Taylor. Props.
II. SCONii.. IS Randolph street, Chicago.
Wholesale Agent. aug2s -diy
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-27
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a0xea o. r4E SPECIFIC PILL
mn faoar1LY. PERFECTLY ASp rEpxAssSrtr cras
Spermnntorrhe:,, seminal Weak ness %
p vol tary niEhtly y, ct on sa1rs.. .:ca.!
yarrnIycaAracTra; vile lcy will speedily cor.
rec, those terrible morbid conditions which sprihx
'Fg T,E { srCIric rIil j. e1nalIy applicable 70
she t-ea:nen. rery ksniof Genital or Urinary ~.
ra'on; Incap lc.'y Or IN eeey; & y,.1snrys.
1nfa,1,1r.,vs or Jysaknsss Of the hitney. &c 20.
Cleyrvnpn Lasryers Students and all VINO ioilow
scden,ary are peculiarly snbjce.
10 weak of the Gs,i,,. rina.y greqms ney
sho-li not f.I TO use TIE SPECIFIC fIi.i-
ETPersons afflicted with any one or more Of Inc
ahoyc di-or ic-s are have several and some
times most, OF the FOLLOWING
sY NJ II II O NJ ~:
Deransed Digesies: I1ss q App.'i,e Lcs. eyfa..s;
r. vs,.pa.e! Doye,s; and .errous Or hear s,eep
II, ALasyI Dr-c as; Iron,lea nTsaians 1aa.s
q ~,or. o. ~ Fare and Neck Headache Adec-
49, s,Ae Fires; Lossof M.mory: Sudden fnsass q
II T,,.1 ,nes: General He1kness G's9 IndStesce;
ee er.;a 70 Soeie,. Reared Condition, or DiaisA-
- ~ sfne G.n;;o Organs fnroun'ary Nghnyos
Daily g. sos Frsga M des.'s 70 pois D. a's 49, ren
P.sIa. ,e.ss Es..: i.,s,;o
G.s.s ~ ,hs aiadde, Ineom'inence. or Surge
sios, Of the Uriae; Painfi. 7So fSss1e"' " Dv'
epi,, Micsxsiiios, Ac- &c.
p,~ae.eaenalOp inisas.- have usea ycuf
sske,.,c flLLs in 5000 ss XlsTos sAs:
prrs, n. D., LII. D., Brocktyn. -, ~.
sit l. q near specific - any medic,ns e,n ~, -.
.aa have suIsa K xs1 H. D.. Nes Yo1s. 49,.
II acov ~ "a crnedy, IN TIE whole Mase,ta wec-
sea, eq-ai to ysur Spectre PIT n gi'' 30 P y
csry ,. M.e ss.ss.s,-y and Tays,aosg NY
1--..n.n On, MONS. Winchs:fer e
~arTn1 4, Al tv.es.x--E, and deyntes n,maeI
e.1ss,aTieny 2 t'sss Prspsra, ~ ic..,e N
- -. ,s,soncik noeiedge Of Mr. Wisca.sIssS
ucsssrY axp lsrros'rs. ard can secure .ne ~.
sss -, s-i ne lhlc that ~ pre 7Gratons -
ssAsS sa"-JAs- y. Cn'L1os, - =. 1"s''' = :
TIE opoos1o PHI
s..S : rremcsp THO Rcmedys M dose y conseae
XWeu0yh fve = neysnsss = - ss's.'s~ ia 81
llr1es, - ~ |. ~. ~ Secpalsnee svyp1 :
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-27
DISC tirr> OF e q Stomach

Are the sources - I'll. is ad.ies; nalades Their
effect Is to sitia'c al the fluid. u tie BODY aud
10 send poisonous stream through ali TIE chan
neis Of circulation Now. what is the operation
oi the Pins. They ci,anse The bowels regulate
the liver. btin, the relaxed nr riltat,a stomach
into nat lr.t ,ndtiun, and, ACTIN through the
secreiive organs rrON TIE ri.ooD ITSELF change
the stat - the system from sickness tn health
bv excrc;,ing i simultaneous and wholesome eff
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-27

Mo OTHER SAFES n THIS COUNTRY
IN will begin to compare with tav>. in work
bolts and silver handles. We challenge tho world
II produce THEN equal in any respect, TIE man
uiacturers arr al practical mechanics and working
men. ard acknowledged to be the best worsmen
III their line OF amy in America. dcl-Iy
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-27
Woman IN ali her Difficulties

Il invited TO test the regulating aud restorative
powers of this harmless but effective prepare
'ion. ~ the two epochs OF life III which the te.
ns!e system nndergoes the noss important and
critical changes the Pills win prove pos,
i've aieguafd against evil consequences They
also confidently recommended rs aspeeific in
ever, disorder to Which females ATE exclusively
.I,Iliisrf
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-27
CHICAGO.
NEW REVERE HOUSE.

Corner North Clark and Kinxie .Slrsets.
Chicago, HI.
guVHIS HOTEL HAS FiRST-CLASS ACCOM-
u modations for Two hundred Guests, IS cen
,raly located. within three minutes walk OF the
principal Banking houses, Board Of Tra'ie, &C.,
Is entirely new, with elegant furniture, aud all
the departments rcplese with modern conveuien-
ces
Having leased the above Hotel for term Of
years. and trusting that | am sufficiently known
10 merit consideration, l solicit your patronage,
believing thut the complete and liberal manage
ment Of the New Revere will be entirely salts
factory to you. GlLBERI DllCHEh.
sug25-dtf
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-27
rh Sc Mighty !'ealers, World
Known aud World Tried, are
q Boon TO the Sick

The waut Of q sterling medicinal to meet the
ills and necessities OF the suffering portion % hu.
n,aui;y, and entirely free from mineral
and other 5eleteriaus particles was severely lei.
till this all powerful medicine was usLered into
the world; HoLLowAY's lsvA.uaBIk PrLLs have
become the hot slHoLD EENEoY Of all nations
Their attribute - to PREVENT , well as 10 cUgE
they attack th. HApix ROOT of the COMPLIANT
and thus, by removing the hidden can~e Of dis
ease sa-lnviEUfate and rpstor. the dropping cncr-
gies OF the stem. assisting. nature III her task
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-27
> spersIa, DiarrLea, Weak
MSS. .Sc

The terrible bodily aud mental pangs which
chaFacierize dyspepsia are AZ once ,nitlgaled ly
Tie Pills liairhma, constipation. heudaehc.
hIs!cai prostitution. ueryoaS irenois, not husaes
spasnis, affections OF the kidnnys. ipmor,iicils
pile, aud, in fact AL te,nai comp aims, from
whatever cause arising, give way before tie AL
utary Influence OF this extraordinary remedy
AS speeilc fpr dyspepsia and the disorders
connected wifu il, or growing ONT d il. the Pills
are ai~a, t. 10 relied on wicn cvsrr oihcr med
eipe ana raed- III treatment Tia. utterly fai'"d.
Uo.I.oWAN'S Pills ARE THE BEST REM.
Err II TIE WNNLD For TIE FOLLOW
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-27

y
In whatever form disease attack. the liver IL is
repealed aud ext riaiIlated by this searching
painless and iife.istiol. enratives. Bilious re-
miten,s. bilious puiging. AMI all the ordinary
dsard,rs 81 tle organ, indicated bs pain in the
right side and between the shoulders vellowncss
OF tie whites u the eyes, ai-:icss esd debility,
&c. are relieved! and removed Is the remedy
With eeieIy winch as.cni~hes t!ie suiierers md
t.er 4 ie,.l8. LIT the SEEK whom the faculty
abandoned. resort with cons!dcnee 70 this power
III auti-bilious agent and Il restoration u health
an ae!.Yity viii be the unvMy ing results
:lAsueltsla. DilrrLu.a. Weak
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-27
BE ii Understood.

That the above statements can a, Ill times be
verified ~ the written testimony @it ndus
through quarter ii eeu'uryl OF ten, cf thou
sands OF iilln.yea. hal,le wi.nnSSrs
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-27

l1liLlIl
If the reader Of ;h,s notice cannot get y box
~ Pills or Ointment from the drug stHte IL hi-
place lr' him wiz to re, enclosing the amount.
and will nHil hDx free ~ expense. Mang
dealers siil aot Keep nv medicine an hand be-
caase they cannot make MS much profit a on 9th
or persons make.
Sone arr genuine unless the words ''Iio.te
,rqv. .I~ir Toik uni Lo0d9n." are diseernable a.
V--t.f- ,anrk in ever, leal IT tn" book o. aircc-
lions around each box IT, same mas be ,,lainls
cen d, hoid ~ ~ te4f q Mt lsyH. hand
,eIse reward viii be given 10 any on rendering
such information ~ mas had n The detection o.
anv ,triv or parties c0i.utrrfiting IL" frdicines
3r rendiax the same. knowing them 70 be 81
-loua
s*So,i at she manrtactorv If Professor iiol
LOWAY. II Maiden Lane, New York and bl al
rpsnrc,sf, Druggists and Dealers in MEDICINE
throughout the Uniied states aud tho civilized
world, in boxes, al 50 cents. g cents and ~ 81
each.
.F- There is consderabl sa ing IN Ia nj
he larger sizes. u.f2o-N
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-27
IOWA GENITAL
INSURANCE COMPANY

j -
once on Washington ST.,
IOWA CITY, IOWA.
Authorized Capital. e5oO, 00o. -
OFFICERS:
Hon. G. ". McCLEAaY. President,
q. W. DnbDER Vice Pres deaf,
VIZ. STEWART, Secretary.
!. :. p I.ssS; General Agents.
RrcKxAH / MAssH, Agents.
pisEc oRs AND REFERENCES
Hon. g. W. McC cary, Hon. Cha.. McCollister,
l.. r. Frost, Geo. l.. Rupert,
J. K Hsrtsock, David Wrav,
sylvester Johnson, Chas. H. Be,rvhil,
Hon. Jas b. Edmonds, Hon w. T. Baker.
eco. W. Dodder, I" Joan r. Jennings.
Geo. Brush, 4" 5. n. Fsirsll,
Z. A. vogt, J. N. Eiiwook,
simon Hots, Rev. brush,
Hon. Ira G. Mitchell. Wu.. }. Stewart.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-27

For Buffalo Niagara Falls Toronto parikis ngs
ton, Present., Montreal. q e.,ec Portland kc
and at 5s,,iaio ani ~u>e nslon Bridge with NV
York Central md New ! ORR Il Erie Railroads io,
Rochester. Syracuse, Utica, Albany, New York.
Boston and al" intermediate points
FOUR Daily Express Pains via e.. ". R.v.
from " indscr opposite Detroit, Ly which Cars
are run through to Toronto without change or
delay. making the most eSped.icus ana desira-
bic canadian route, as well as 10 suspension
Bridge Buffalo and the EAST
Patent busters and ventiiators on all Cars
L ). bank notes and postal currency taken 3.
par for meal and refreshments at All the eati;,r
houses and retreshDlent rooms ON the line of tie
Great Western Railway.
Sleeping Cars OF the latest improvements. on
all night trains.
Tickets via these favorite Routes can be obtain
ed in all the Railroad offices
\. WALLlEGFORD.
GEM West'n Agent, 81 Lake ST, Chicago.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-27
SIG IL II ID Il a + Il ;

n sums To suit available in the principal cities OF
england. ireland. scotland. Holland. belgium,
france itllv switzerland aud Germany.
Tickets trifn different ports III E'aope TO any
,art of the United states. both ~ steam and by
Vail, furnished al New York city rates.
AtSriN tOi.biN, fres't.
IRA NJ CLIFFORD ta.!iirr nv-5
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-27
Great Central U. s. Mail Route

L>ASIW ARD Thrse passenger trains from,
l''s'ra.go daily.yia Miciiil an Central i.siroad.
,"s~. .s"~~ ,ohiiectiAns, al kessi,, E.ognnv.
noon and evening, with
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-27
LlVeRlEs .

Second Street Livery Stable,
THOMPSON 4 HILL,
S. bet Main and Harrison.)
WISH TO INFORM THE n
Ss sssis , i%s., ,s.y . asE; s:fs 70 ~
the stock and now have the
argos, aud most coppiese in the city.
Vesp Horses, .s1sC Harnesses,
NEW BUGGlES.
HORSES BOUGHT AND SOLD.
Horses boarded ON reasonable terms.
Particular attcntion paid ~ calls Of iunerals on
which OCCASIONS our charges viii very low. mid
ECLIPSE LIVERY STABLE !
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-27

Ssss. ~. 9 Il hessdess q any injurious tnese
s"1. - ~ Csrrsie.: Z. -. -. -
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-27
BANKING AND EXCHANGE.
Davenport Savings institution
--oVyIcx
FIRST NATIONAL BANK.

OPEN DAILY FOR BUSINESS. SUNDAYS
Oand holidays excepted from "a. to p. ~
~ SATURDAY EVENINGS -:
ran7 to \ O'Clock iAFsRssr allowed on ,cposits
at the rate Of tfvg per ceilt. per amman.
Printed copies % By-Laws and Regulations To
be had at the bank.
Money to loan ON SO ID improved Real Estate.
FcbzO,i.,ts DAVID =. TRUE. Pres't.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-27
lfAS:EB)ECk,S
State photographic Establishment
NATIONAL BANK BUILDING.
Nlusaport, l9lsq.

aud illinois solicited. aud promptly executed
\ the most artistic s;yie and - New York rates
snin-dlyl 4. !lANl.o,EC N Z.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-27
STATES, iEaeTt.L

Directly opposite Er-'on Worcester railroad
bePpt-)
The subscriber mos, respectfully IN 'nrlus his
friends ana the public tha, a.iier an capeiitnee
IF over uiae seaus IT. Assistant Al tlis iin"1l-
IAN .ioa>c. IL shts city, lie has leased upon wy
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-06-09

On last Thursday morning about 81 o'clock, the
Steamship GeorgianG Mccall on her first trip from
Nassau to this port got ashore below Fort Caswel,
while attempting to come by the western channel. lib.
Yankees boarded her, taking thirty prisoners, in
GLIDING all the officers. Some ID of the crew had es
capped in boat, which stove on reaching shore
aud was therefore unable return and bring others
off.
Before the Yankees left they fred the steamer. L
would that when they first boarded her, Mr..
THos. K. DYER, the pilot, and the cook whore name
do not know concealed themselves and thus escap
de capture.
After the Yankees had fred fhe steamer and left her,
two men were observed board. They were hailed
by shore, and tod to put cut the fire, which
they did.
boat having been procured from Fort Caswell, tie
steamer boarded by party, probably of the Coast
Guards, commanded by Captain GALLOWAY. Mr
DYER, the pilot, found lying insensoe, with three
gashes in hi, head. He died in 20 minutes after being
found The cooks statement, learn, is that the
Yankees beat them both and robbed them. What ap.
pr strange in this is that these two men, Mr. DYER
and the cook, observed the boat after the Yam
KEGS had left and is known that they put out the fire.
Why should the Yankees have left either of them had
their hiding place been discovere1s Or if the
Yankees bad Inflicted the fatal wounds which caused
Mr. Overs death, how could he, alter their iDhctioD
have gone about the steamer and assisted in putting
out the fire, az he was observed to do?
Mr.. DYsR is known to have had gold watch and
some money on his person. Both money and watch
were gone, and his pockets turned inside OUT
The cock has been arrested but do not know wheh.
er anything further has been discovered.
| Mr.. DYER had been pilot here for number oil
years. and had made several trips since the commence
ment OF the blockade
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-06-09
MARTINS BRIGADE SEVENTEENTH NORTE
CAROLINA.

List OF killed ani wounded in the Seventeenth North Car
IS 10Th ooh and 2lst Istants near Bermuda Hundreds
| Chesterfield county, W:
| and breast.
G9 A. Capt p Brsgs, co n w.. VI
BiFss right Joseph Nelson, slight il
wrist; Ed PheR left shoulder severe Mills little
hasd severe wiley Hamilton, leg, slight Lafayette Cher
d sh 1G:sPh P1v hama
Knlsd Gorp WP S'snnstt; Private Nathan
Toosy s'haDda Back ssn
Killed Nom. wounded Joseph Harrerl head, slight;
Joseph honser thigh esh John jones' fractured ankle
John Knox, stunned James Pursis head, slight; B
c.: D, l. Dorsey TAYLOR eomman ding.
foot amputated; Baker, stunned.
Co. q, Cap Jno swain, commanding.
shoulder, olsrain finger. ampus'ed savage, chest,
cd Blunt Cross. bsad Sight, Sa1n asx sa
esd ofpt 1ans CLAYTON
ieht; sergs Hobgood, alghl; Bennett neck,
sh vy Ball. leg su sa
| sisht; BcDnett neck, serious.
Go. G, 1t Geo Grimes, commanding.
lied Bisco Howell Renry Oliver. Wounded: A Bland,
al Jeh
Nornaa, right lug, MORTAL Fs1rnsson arm fractured
Missing: Riggs.
ed Jas wen, Ieg fash ohafs@ Corprew, neck assh
&c. l, Capt W Powell, commanding.
Killed Nons. Wounded {: Ls a Cutchin, arm, flesh
PrIvates Webb neck severe e Mcdowell, kg f esh;
Amos Pce shoulder severe; Cossey and and
Go. <. L. Joseph Cray, commanding.
Killed Ro6 Jones, Risson, Whchard, Miles Brittain.
aoundsd: Weshlng,on Hardy, thgh. f7sh; E Sermons,
thigh, severe; Corbeett, lhgn and back; Hardi
son, leg sight Nay, arm and hand. slight; Sergeant
,ha1p Bount, finger, snpu.ated Joseph l. Thichard,
ha' d, singh; Gray, leg. fesh hos Murphy sde Jas
Brey shouder serious; Bry Mt Baker, leg Theopnllas
swans, nigh; Giadson, cnest, BsDj Sutton
hand; Boss, hip, slight; Jones stunned.
Co. Il. Capt Iehuson, commanding.
Wounded Albert Lloyd both thigh, severe Robs Cook,
EoAPIIuLAT1ok.-Totai killed Il Wounded IL mis-
sing /.
L. z. SAUNDERS,
Surgeon 18th n. q. Reg't,
Martins Brigade.
North Carolina papers please copy.