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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-09-02
Attention Soldiers. an Il
Friends OF Soldiers.

We call the attention al all having relations or
friends IN The ar.ns II the fac, 'hat '.iooiiands
German Filters viii cure niRe-ten:hs Of the dis
incident to camp life. In the list published
ALMOST dailg N the newspapers, on tan ARRIVAL OF
the SEX, i, win - noticed Tia. avery large pnr
lion arc suffering from debility. Every case Of
tina. kif3 ca 81 adi'r cured by lipoiiand : BIT
tiers. - disorders .: the dlges-
1--WE oil ienpFeG. v e i4ave no
hesitation ii stating t!,at. II these Bit;ers were
iree'. used among our soldiers. hnnreds OF lives
,nie,.t be saved thai otherwise viii l. os:.
We call particular attention To the following
remaIk able and well authenticated cure Of one OF
the nations heroes. his lie. to his Ian
guage, has been saved by the Bnters
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. ed, 1858.
Wessrs. Inns d. FIRMS Web gentleman,
voar Hanaards German Biiers have saved my
life There. is no ustaAe n tls. II is >orched
for By numbers q my conifraeo, some 81 whose
l.aiues are appended. and who were fully cognl-
2aut of all the circumstances Of M case. | am,
and have been tnr the las: four years Il member
Of Sherman. : celebrated battery and under the
immediate command oil Capt. T. h. Ayrcs.-
Through tie exposure attendant upon my ardu
| Gus siu.ies was at lacked IN November last with
iGiiasAaion oi the lungs. and was for seventy two
DAYS n i..e hospital Ills was followed BY great
debility, eigl.tened by aitack q dys,i'ary
| was tlen removed from the White House and
sent 10 inls city on board the steamer State Of
Name from which landed on the 2sth Of June
Since that time have been about iow any
enc could be and still retain spark Of vitality =
Fer a week rinale was scarcely able to ~wal-
low anything. AMI if did force q morsei down, ii
was Immediately tnrown ~ again.
co..a ~, eten Esep glass OF water On my
e'alnaA haze c"nid '."' 'asi "faer t'e@e circqin,
a'aiees a. ~ i,i N'' ~
peei "o' Ain -
20 .esets ~ III ~ - '''' ~
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sneh :" ~ : '.''',.' - ".sa
go ne. N "ylas''st'i,t VIZ Nlsi'eu me a. ny
hospi'a, NJ. fip..sfie1 81 lN'h oeio"
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'ie 5'lle es'''',.'s.' -hi'ii t"eii ''ie si9oaf
flaao" 2 ael'h ieGsae'i, am ~ i.o"' .h ,
goa ''i - going ,'u"1 ~ : .ah ~
bH1 TWO po.'I's' ne saiiae'. ven p'uros, sna
~ s'h7n1ne y pli''. - - .sl"in n,l
WE alu o"uS 'io'i, ~ ~ ~. ".'i
ho'hing !9f l5llc'" i.i'h's.s w, EeN'.e.ieh,
ana iovai Nif1ihiah' nom 'ne si,lNlis q trout
ROYAL. 70 gu Na'laDis pisie's w w ct
fanny OF me "iiicil H3S 'aAsi '"e Pieee u Vague
isafs-.o i,iAc.s VII oMG NY io..ous l' i-'eo
OF again c'asp,hS 70 ny oosoeI IT," w afc
| oenles. 70 ny my. 80 ~ AioNh ..
we iuiiy concur IN 'le apoSe statement a. We
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-09-02

DIARRnGA AND DysENTERY.-We have
examined a great number of letters from
some Of the most prominent citizens of
Cincinnati aud Covington, etc, speaking in
the highest terms of DIR. Strickland's Anti
Cholera Mixture for the cure of diarrhGa
and dysontery. The letters are too long to
publish. Mr.. Woods, Of Covington, says
ne was pronounced incurable by the best
doctors in Cincindat, and one bottle Of DIR.
Strlckland's Anti Cholera Mixture effected
permanent cnre after suffering for months
with the worst form Of diarrhes and dysen-
terry. 90 cts bottle. For sale by druggists.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-09-02
ERA, Penn. Sep, l

NfH' NIIu' bot' T.
A terrible accident occurred on tie p 4
E. X. Il. yesterday meroing. An engine
left tins city this morning 10 bring up az
extra train, and when about miles be.
yond Union Station, tue boller ex plosed,
tearing tho c nto pieces and dcmol-
i.hing the track fer 20 rods. The engineer.
fireman.. brakeman aud stranger named
Parker Of Chattsqua Co., were killed.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-09-02
WASHINGTON. Sent.

WAoHHN0IVNS sept. Il
John E. Weed, Of Illinois, has been ap.
pointed Assistant Solicitor Of the Oours Of
Claims, vice Mcpherson.
Two regiments, composed Of employees
Il The Qasrtermaster' department. At Al.
exandria, have been organised, and the
o0coee conmiseioned.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-09-02
ARMY or PoToMAc. Aug. 81.

ARMY or POTOMAC, Aug. 81.
The rule requiring correspondents with the
army to publish their names as signatures
their dispatches which has been neglected BY
a number Of gentlemen, is again insisted upon,
and those who omit doing SO need not hope to
rem ain here. 1t is also required that they shall
Il cate themselves With some particular corps
division or detachment when they may be al
dress for a time. Atten ion Is called to tn
fact that several errors occurred in the dis
patches dated 2lst Augu-t describing the bat
tie OF the 10th. Two statements e essential
ly the subj ct Of compliant namely the I'd di
vision, 9th corps broke and that our line wa
then forced back. The I'd DIVISION it is claim.
ed did not break, nor did any other before q
diI.ct assault, and our line WAS not drive
back.
Everything waa quiet last night, and every
thing s to day quiet along our line, and TIE
position OF affairs IS hot matciia l. altered
Recruits taG conv aiessehts continue tC alI;v,
daily in increased numbers, and greatly IN
proved feeling prevails in the u. IA, among
10th officers and ,aen. 81 III.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-09-02

NJ ANUFACTURER AND DEALER IN
Axl Hats, Caps, Gloves, furs, &C. Store on
"a ot. between Al ain and Harrison. spl5-sm
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-09-02
JACOB LlTZEy.

DRACTlCAL DYER.-PARTICULARA AT
= TENrIoS paid 10 dyeing Cloths, Silks, velvets
or Garments OF any kind-to give any color de-
slred. Third street, two doors west Of Iowa
north side. mylhdIv
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-09-02

nlSEASEs OF THE NERVOUS, SEMINAL
DURlSNRy, AND SEXUAL sYsTLss--new and re-
liable treatmen; in Reports Of the HOWARD
ASSoCIATi0N-sen b. mail in sealed letter en-
velupes FREE Of Charge. Address. Dr.. J. Skill
LIN NUGGllTON, Howard Association, No 5
South Ninth Street. Philadelphia, Pa apldwly
Enron OF DANocgA1 -D.qr ST. With your
permission wish e say 10 ,he .ea'.ers Of your
paper taat will send them, by rctoln NAL, to
all who WISH i, free. Reccipe, Hlth fall drcc
tons for maxim, and uslns~e, SIMPLE Vegetable
Balm that VIII ciiectti,, remove, in Zen DAYS,
iimnle, bo;ehes, tan. ireel,les, and ii! impure
ties Of tie skin, leaving the sane soft, clear
smooth and beautiful.
will also mail free tn those havin. bald heads
or bare faces, simple directions and information
that will enaDle tish 20 start full growth Of
Iuxuriant Hair, Whiskers Or aMoustachc in less
than thirty days. All applications answered by
return mail without charge.
Respectfully, THoS. 7. CHAPMAN,
Chemist, 81 BfoAlydv New \ ok.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-09-02
EAGLE TOBACCO WORKS.

OWENTHAL, ROTHSCHlLD 4 Co, MAN
- fscturers Of Plag Tobacco, cigars
wholesale dealers in Leaf, Fine Cut, Smoking
and Tobacco and - South Wseer Street Chiec.
Co.. nhae
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-09-02
NEWS
ny TELEGR.lPH

NEW yoRH, Sept 1.-The Herald's cor
respondent with the Army Of the Potomac,
has the following:
Tie canal at Dutch Gap will soon be in
readiness for usc
The list New York mounted rifles is re-
enisting for three years more
a mysterious looking and TO all appear
lnccs formidable craft has been discovered
lying in one OF the creeks emptying into the
James river. She appears to be waiting
.or some Of the Monitors to pass up James
liver. when She will run out and cut off
heir retreat.
The rebels are erecting batteries to com.
napd our position at Dutch Gap
The rank and file Of the rebel army being
generally under the impression, if they de-
serted they would be placed in the front
ranks. Gen. Grant has issued an order that
those who yclun ariy come within our lines
Shall have transportation to their homes,
within our lines, or 10 any point in the
70 In they may choose. This order is being
circulated in the enemy's camp.
The XeratIs Mobile CORRESPONDENT saws,
IN the morning Of the 23d, Capt. Iay lor,
bearing a white lag and accompanied ty ~
| men, L arched OUT Of Fort Morgan carrying
l Sl84t All DJat, " lt!l tiiE iNLNl4tlOll vi
| 10 Tie iiag ship, three or foar miles distant.
with note iro'.. Gen. l'agn proposing 10
surrender ! check was put upon this BY
| ,ion Bailey, who said the Fort was attacked
| Dy the navy and army, and as his artillery
| commanded Fort Morgan and hie infantry
.,ery foot Of Mobile Point outside the fort,
az would bot permit :. boats crew to pass
| ll. from shore on any pTetense whatever.
| soon after Gen. Granger arrived and tl.c iote
| TO Admiral farraglt was taken by him say
~ lie would communicate its contents t.
the .tdu8iTa III 4 short time. he demand
or unconditional surrender was made and
| siantcJ The results VI the victory at il O.
,ilc may be summed up thus compelled
he evacuation OF Font Powell. The surren-
der oi Fort Gaincs almost destroyed Fort
Morgan, heretofore Considered the strongest
.oruilcaton III the nited tatcs.
We have taken l 900 prisoners, 100 pie
sys .. cannon and vast quantity Of sinai
arm, and munitions ci war, also provisions
nough to feed the garraons We snal
| lace them for & months.
We have captured and have ready for use
he Ram Tennessee, the strongest war yes
| el aiioat. also several war vessels, and have
pcnncd up at least English Blockade run
ncrs Ill this cost .hc army one man kill
d and six wounded and the loss of the lie
Glnseh and part Of her crew, and yer,
tew casualties III other ships.
The WeraidS Washington special say
he sth Illinois Cavalry have just returned
rom scout to tppcrvllc. Ash'ys Gal
nd ,nicker Gap. they had orders from
sheridan to aires, all able-Lodied men be
ven Is and 81. Accordingly all sue!
ien were brought in, including few G
Iosby men.
The party destroyed 1900 pounds c
wool, and captured i 800 pounds of cotto
! ,ain.
They also secured 30 horses, some .
alich belonged to Moshv's men The
.euli moi get a fight cut O. Mosoy, althoug
ne i reported 10 have COO men AID 81
pieces 81 artillery.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-09-02
MISCELLANEOUS.
r.. kIIkk.
JULIUS KOCH.

rAgyLSTER AND BUILDER. SHOP ON
~ commercial Alley, opposite Pos. ONCE, la.
enporr Iowa. ny3l -dAwff
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-09-02

ST.. JOHNS, N. b., Sept. l.
There Is no truth IN the story OF the cap
ture in tho Bay Of Cbaleug, BY the Talla
hsssc, Of twenty two fishing vessels.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-09-02

New York, Sept. l.
Gold shows strong tendency to recover
tho recent decline. The range has been
243 to 243 IL.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-09-02

FonT MONROE, Sept. l.
Ecn Grant arrived at Old Point at o:oO
M. from City Point, on the steamer
Iravhound.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-09-02
HENRY NELBY.

nEALEK IN FURNITURE, CARPETS.
- Mats, Oil Cloth Mating Window Shades.
&C, East second ST., next door to Perry ,yxi
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-09-02


NEW YORK, sept 1.-The Msafds cor
respondent With Averill's cavalry, Sept.
III says it was Rhodes corps Of rebel IN
antry, together with Naughan'a cavalry,
DEAF attacked Gen. ..yeliil'> division at Mar
,insbnrg Yesterday 2. u. They apparently
hoped to surprise Avesiil, but failed.
LARRY was at Winchester last night, and
The hasty retreat Of Rhodes corps this
morning indicates that the rebels have i'm
perant reasons ior moving up the valley
The rebels LOST both tinc and nen y
this last operation.
This morning Avcrill again attacked the
the enemy with a portion Of his cavalry,
driving the rebels out Of Martinshurg and
occupying the town, and IS continuing the
pursuit 10 four miles beyond Winchester.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-09-02
Strayed OP stolen.

T,RoM THE SUBSCRIBE. LIVING AT FUL-
IL Ton, Iowa. two mares and two colts One
a bay mare, years OLD has poll evil split IN
fore noof has a bay mule colt. One roam mare.
5 wears DID, red name and tail, white spot in fore
head has an iron grey mare colt. Will give q
reward OF 70 for their return.
MICHAEL COENOR.
Or address 4. SMITH, Prairie Mills z. o., Mus
catine Co. Iowa auQ26dly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-09-02
ATTORNEYS.

JOHN y. CRAWFORD.
4 TToRNEY III LAW. Pension Avn
"A Bounty > gent, Talland, Block. payennnr,
'""' pil3b
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-09-02

pAlioltiAN AND SURGEON. 0FFrE IN
Il basement OF state Bank Building iics,dence
ON 81, bet bafdy and Ferry streets nolgdw
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-09-02
Tl1OS. -. HES, m. u.

nFFlCE in FAIRBANKS BLOCK. CORNER
~ OF Brady and second streets, up stars. Da
,enport, Iowa Special attention gwen to treat.
ment OF Chronic diseases and Female complnInts
OF every variety. and treats Cancers and al DIS
eases pertaining thereto without using the knife
BY new process safe and eHcctuai ia all curab.o
cases. Oif.ce hours from H. IN. to y. IN.
Address Box 800. all. -aAwly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-09-02
HlIg. G.. W.. MCCAIN.
y. ". II. HstH<lins.

DUNCAN AND SURGEON. OFFICE IN
\ room over Post oii.ce. Residence east side
Ii Bi.dY-2i door from 9Th st ,nly ldptt
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-09-02
BUTCHERS.
GEO. IliIK.EE,
r. a Iaz lily II a &c A e r.

-aws BRADY strict, BE- 4TH 4 9Th
supplies f.aiiiies with the very
N0 best Mca,<oi all kinds, at tie tow
est market prices. iery particular attention
paid to tae wants pensioners. nyio-diy
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-09-02

ST. LOUIS, Sept 1.-The Sioux City
iowa, R'gis'ef, Of the 9Th ut, says:
MI Fail, OF the Quarter Masters Depart
mcnt, Just arrived from Fort Union, reports
thst title occurred between Gen. Su!iy $
command ALL about 1000 Indians, near
Knife River, July goth, in which the latter
were defeated vith loss Of loo; our loss )
killed and 20 or 30 wounied.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-09-02
E.AgE; * Eatl.

a TTOkNLlS Al Law OFFICE IN SAM.
~ Perry new block, opp. Post olhcc ag25
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-09-02

a iiVhAEpS AND cot NSELUiS 1T LAW
-A-Aand AotarIes Public. GiIce, Main ST.. west
xde, between Front and I'd SIS. sep .daw.f
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-04-01
Under the SEaW.

TIE bf1an oh. card, lies 4iiet and All
Under the saDW,
The snrgnws are hid on The trs rsktn III
Under the snow
i.vcrvtwig is frngei with messy pearl,
The dropping ccdars bend 10 the ground,
The rose bush l. driited into mound,
Afd -tiii from tr silent sky to the gEouhd
. it white Il axes noseisssiy "hifi.
The roads ami fields are buried dep
Under tne SNOW,
ine hrtiges lie in tangled heap
Under the SNOW;
tnd The ii'He gray rabbits under them creep,
White the 'T7ittering spArIows cunuigeiy Peep
From lie l'hfltering briar aud cozl!y s'"p
Under the
,.'he rough o't barn and the sheds near by
Tie moulded straws of the whrat and rye-
As1 covered with nov
1he Struggling fences - .oiiene,i with down,
Every post j. white witi {: be Auiiful crown
OF q iii.d snow.
And think. as f; sill Ia The aioamins here,
|satcilins tir.: "'jTci5 disappear,
How nanY things are folded low
Under thodriiis al the i.illirg snow,
.irrr are haarts that once were iuii vf love
Under III" snow,
ihegc are eyes thst once did huan, with invc
Undfr III. snow
There are lips that once were like the r3sG,
: h@se are. ..'tsUnii that wer. siung with woes,
i.i.:i" arc turnis that o3ce were praised In song,
iii,'ie are breasts ti,at once true and strong
81! there's a strange aud Il mighty ;hrGng
ca,! the snow.
Another mouni sli soon lie deep
tnic; the SHOW,
AH,i viii. the pate ones Sleep
Under the SNOW
u, Cod stream on nIy heart fhy grace,
iiit ~ ,hy i0yc iIghL OF Thy face
| may jaicC when Death shall pass
Il ,d place NY rtDud.ri"g body Tow
Under the snow
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-04-01

ORANGE e. H., March 3l.-NOrthern ma
pers to the 9th are received. The follow
Jog is synopsis Of tie news:
The capture of company of Yankee cav.
.liy yat Winedcld, k.nawha, is acknowledged
Aincoln has issued a proclamation definipg
The ashes'y proclamation. He says that
Tue amnesty only applies to persons who are
i. large AID free from arrest, confinement,
or duftss. and that only such shall take the
oath with view -of restoring peace al.i es-
tan}shSlg the naiicn,l aushcr,ty--prison.
efs ate excluded froia the amnesty, bat may !,
ike alt other offenders, apply to the Presi-
dent tor cicnency.
alexandria, La, surrendered to AdmIra,
Porter Oh the 10Th, without opposition.-
The Fort DE Russcy prisoners have arrived
A. New Orleans.
Gen. Banks left New Orleans for the field
OH the 18Th.
tour hundred Yankee cavalry are reported
as having been captured by the rebels at
Union City, Tenn, on the a4th.
Owen Lovejoy is dead.
Nine French frigates are at the month o r
the hlo Gfande, and an attack on Mattamo.
FaS ls expected.
The Washington Chronicle says Grants
poiicy ls TO keep moving on the enemy's
track, aud he fondly hopes the 4th of July.
6i, will be mere renowned than the 4th of
July, Us.
Salisbury has delivered speech in the
Yankee Senate Calling Lincoln usurpcr, and
accusing Stanton of ia,sehood The speech
produced, says the Herald, much deeper
impression than was anticipated
Gold quoted af iGS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-04-01

Abrams III EasT TENHessgE.--The Columbus
{Ga.) Sl0l. OF 'he 2),!, says
Ii the half OF what hear ilG.n this uniog,r-
nate region /; tfu II bid. iair TO rival Mckee in
iis E"ii.est days OF anarchy and SOCIAL cfir,e 4
iow buchanan, irWh from The political ces-nn,is
al Northern Europe, is III camniaui OF Tie dt-ifc,
between hn Vile and Gsceayle. tie is said "a
;iavG twelve Thousand fui3Hs u4dct His Command
sias ned aiCng tc railroad from strawberry Plains
IL Iosry Creek. TnCif Conduct is mos; waulon
ahd outrageous, exceeding anything that has trans
pigtd tuflag the war. 4 few days since they
sugncd thr iine mills and private dwelling OF 5;r
MasstHEili, Ou the i:Ci5lon fiver Nasse,ri
whH an cid man some eighty years If agr UiS
"le, nh"nt seventy yeats oi az, was living M the
point ot death when t!c rutians applied The tarrh
80 her BED 10 M she asked them To csr,y I,r nr,
oi lhr room, and not 81 burn her aiy. in her o,rn
Rousts Ates some hesitation the leader oF thr
cian--u member "i Bfowniow's regiment carried
hti 0ui into HE back yard on her bed au. rt,tk
cd 10 the dying woman that she w.;s g,.frtu1 he,
S'ts1Et:eTn rights" The Old ni:ilI they tipd /. z,
tree and whipped hin with hickory " ylhrs uul,l
they supposed him dead. another band nt ou{
iiWs-i.t lIlbtfs OF another renegade TcEuFs>..
regiment hung Il Or Mynait ncar New .-ask..f
after making him dig his own gritc. ityr he iaa
expired the iu!i.taB bee, i;a h,ad with rocks an,l
eat Oii his caTs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-04-01
Vol. XXVI.
Richmonh pispatct.
THE REPORTED oCCUrATfoT OF WIN
CHESTER BY THE ENEMY.

THE REPORTED oCCUrATfoN OF WIN
CHESTER BY THE ENEMY.
The latest information we have does not
confirm the repeated occupation of Win
chester by the enemy in force, althcueh they
are evidently making preparations for o
moseinent>up the Valley, but whether for
permanent occupation or for raid on a
grand scale can only be conieciured. Mar
tiashurg, on the Baltimore and ono railroad
has been made tie base Of their operation
and for some time they have been accumule i.
ting force there, and receiving large Huni-
Der Of new wagons aud mules.
Major Harry Giimer, with his command,
has recently been III the Lower Valley, oh
serving their movements. AZ iia'ltown aud
ilaspcrs Ferry there is torca OF about five
thousand, aid two or three regiments along
the railroad between MarlincDurg and Har-
pcr'5 Ferry. At Charisstown there is one
company on picket. The belief that tacy
intend a movement UP the Valley is strength
ened b, the fact that suile,s and Union men
baLr lieCu 10 Winchester on the l0cilout for
store rooms
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-04-01
E"RFlsAs MURDER Of a GELD ry TIE fzDkaA,

HORRIBLE MURDER Of a GELD ry TIE fzDkRALs
The iynchbn:g hrp"53acln gives tl:c particulars OF
tilJ horrible murder of cnid in uogne co,.,ty.
Va, :cw day. since, by party CT Yankee sol
dieGs. II say3:
4 gentleman named Lie, oi that COUNTY, haa a
iiti.e boy, only II months CID, whom he had named
''IeEkins," after the renowned cavalry icadcr
Gen. A. &. jenkins party OF Yankees, qua,lcred
In lte county, hearing o tle ciiid's NAME visited
The house 81 alf Lee, ANA asking to the child
when It was brought into l:ic!: presence, dciiher
acty shot him dgai iut ui-s cat.sc i:iaii its
bearing the il did. lha sister vi lie little in
Hocent, q girl Ut GiiaCa sitte"u summers, dis
covering th. diah1iiaat intention of these verse
hdn d'jnnn-, thn in To tfy and her brother 's
ic ana in dong came near ing her own,
several Inti> kti bi!is passing through er dress but
fortunately h0t iniufing her. Fif>.- facts We OBJ
tain i;ofi gentleman vim knows them TO be true
IL the letter aud can establish them by ir.efulabie
testimony. The bare rec;t OF Ing PARTICULARS arc
sufficient, without word cf cuiA.n-nt froaa us.