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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-11-04

snole buainessy
Ing 70 receive replies 70
...essed By him 70 Peter Caggef
- ethes pruminent Dsmccratic politicians
II New York, whi-h would prove their CON-
plicity beyond 4 pcrAdventuse, when I've in
1saded % voluntarily make complete cx-
$50 q th6 whole thing, and chat II the ar.
~ az himself sud con(edesates had been
posepoaed another week be would have
bsoc 49, - Ok the guilt ofthe whole trans
sctioa from il incipiency where II properly
belonged.
This morning Capt. J. T. 0synss, ef the
17th U. s. Infantry, arrived here from the
front, having in charge Lieut.. Murphy, Of
the 7th New York Artillery, who. il is sta
ted, Il implicated in the election fraud by
signing the blanks. Murphy was arrested
b. order Of the Secretary Of War, and has
been committed 10 the Old Capitol to await
IN investigation.
The Worlds special says the New York
Commissioners left for Albany to day, hav-
failed to accomplish the objects ofthcir mis-
sion. Their reports, together with all cor
rsopondence held with the Government,
viii Be delivered into Gov. Seymour's hands
On their arrival.
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-aRRlv.aL OF TR0OPa
1T NALTEyMORE.
The Situation at Pc
teI'sburg.


asavy csansn.aiAg at Pstssssurg.
Near Petersburg. Jsiy I.
The enemy we're discovered -arectiBg 4
fost y front of our lsft ssste. A battery
Of Sc FOUNDERS, recently placed IN pos;.
ton, opened rpon them from the lins .el
The 5sh corps. lTbis suspended I'll OPEN.
tions at that point all day. Our guns
beloved forth their thunder and were
answered BY rebel eansoa.S Most of their
shots fell short. aa
For season this destroyed the harmony
existing hetween tha tvo pppasing lines.
Richmond and Petersburg papers oI
ths ieth are jubilant over The sxcissmeni
they imagine their raiders are creating Il
Maryland. t-s Z 81
b No intimation is given Of the number
of troops detached from Lees srmy, or BY
whom commanded. gv -
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LIouoR ExcrfEMxHr.-Ths authorizes 1t
Des Moines seem TO be de.srminsd 10 dry
up liquor selling 10 that place if it be pos
sible. The Register Gays, s -
ssThere hiss beea considerable exsite-
ment in the city within the pssts t~os0sr
three days, in consequence Of a effort on
part Of the suthorities to. snforce the
Liquor osdiDanes.e 6essn infsema.ions
were fled on Thursday againss alleged
vioiasors Of tshs Ordinance, md seven
ARRESTS were made. One Of the cases va
pushed to codvictiou. asd I flDs of go
assessed. The other pEisdsers wers ais.
dsrged, Yesterday ! jury trial ~ pro.
o.. Assiug before thss MDye4 ion = 'osss
sh., G sin brewer was charged viii ssil'
So without hosnss. We have =,
ass,d al ~ sasslt s!As 81.
s8sssss tSss3 sas u xw xay
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Oestreyin4 tie IeertheTn Central Nnil-
read.
TAsas Hsrrisburg, July II.
$The Philapslrhia. BSlsimpfs asd | Viii
mington Road il sil intact this morn
ing. ~
A telsgraph fron Glenrock, on the
NorthernC Central Hoad this mornisg states
body ofrebsl u1ouat1d infantry sed csval-
~ l. 200 on 00strDag, are destroying the
road Is miles seath Of that place, and
marching n6rtkutrd.
The rebels appseRD have rsti1ed rom
western Mary lsad. and are conceptrsking
to the north hsan1 sastern part Of the SEass.
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Aaiats1visvv4n osk asasx
ITiues' Special.

4sS sossysss - lAs'- - St'sNS-J =
Wsshiagtos, Jsly s0-Nidaiebs-
! The telegraph ssbis 70 Fort Monroe
uas cat LAST night BY dragging snshos,
and no communication has been had to-
day With Grant. @ gT
Hon. Joha Covods returned yesterday
from . visit to the headquarters ef Gen.
Grant. He held several interviews With
The Geseral. snc reports Grant very
hopeful, and expressed ihinsslf With tho
.utuest confidence in regard TO ultimate
success. s3sssss s@
Graas did not attach much importanes
to the rebel raid into Msvhnd, ~ hs did
not bslisse Lee would desach any cousid.
srabis force in front Of the Unioa lines
before Petersburg.
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Washior,ss, July IL.

The War Department has issued, -
order constituting the troops Of the De-
purtmeDs Of North Cssotins' ana Virginia.
serving With the Armyrof the Potomac,
the lesh corps. and placing them nad>x
command Of Major Gen. W., F. Ameks.A<
Gen. Bsdsr i TO commssd the remainder
Of the troops in that department, with
headquarters at Fl. Aonros.
Maj. Gen. J. J. Reynolds has BEEN ~
|1igned - ehe,conmnsd sf the l9sh cpspJ
- reoEsoissd. Thiss sassigiaAntsis IL nos
TO Affect 0eneral Banks position q CEN.
bmasdleof ths Gslf pepartnepts
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xSa Yofk, July II.
The -aiesnef City Of Limerick arrived
ths- mefning with Liverpool dstes Of sAs
I27Ih. assss
News mainly anticipated.
The Prussians re-e0mmsnced o attack
On tho A'ssn forti6cations "a SsDdsy.
Five German steAm~s passed the Elder
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slAssa haFs Nsv York, July II.
Secsstesy Fsesspasp he arrivsa hsss
asa it y aid b vim probably nsEoiass
vhA a1hatanhs q haa ef &76 900 600,
which amoupt 10 neededfor immediate uss
ts ,ths frsalnry. a7al57T
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80. I'd - sN1x York. Julv IL

's.i.ss NAs York. July II.
The Hsrsidt Nyx, e1yseahs correspond
eod, ds6sE Jusy d,ss3sa large fore, Of
the enemy had for three days been rid.
iipg upoa pl,ptatipns near Lake ST. Jos<pA
6etvienl Viukshdrg in4 )NSbhsJ Ths
plantations were robbed Of their stock.
ssd the farming implements and eottes
de.r,ysd. ast 's.sral f'A.'.ters we're tate.
pTison4fe. 1AT 40 y
An order has been issued sendipg III
registered essmisg beyond pay iisss, Ii.
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49, Cairo, July IL.
The stsam@ Hsary Ans. toa. New
fOssssas has s,siys1 I Ns~s .ssliinpesa
eoYf 1wzssas5 sxassasa Aass safs sa. gr.s
1hs sF0dsthsw ~ c6SbN1ssd via ADuuu.
lssal eessnesy Asaa ee1hasiaa1 ~ sass q g. .
The steamship Kvsnipg Star, ffcG llysx
York, bad arrived Among the .peaess,
gers was Gen. Gordon Granger, GesersI
Conmanding military district of vsse>rs
!syiHI ] Hshe,lelk3 on tbe ~
Fair amosnt Of cotton offering; 1851 lsSf
niddling. .
14d ujsle1s1v 25S,x11FxnxhrD
at 47@29 for crushed. - as
Prcvisions aad produce Of al dsscrip-
tioss very Arm. Good extra nour olO so,
The steamer Bslls 81. Louis, frua,
M4flkii Angs - 1ths' bf lSsstoa fos
81. Louis, and 40 Tor Csiro. " :
Memphis cotton market slightly de.
elined; good middling Sl 4O0ol 4a;i
satSenialise - 81 IatfroJ G0f
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.Iaa ala Nav York. Jsly Il.
The Philadelphia Ioqsirer's e1ssN-
ponAens intimates our loss in The. SIGHT q
the Monocaey st 1000. mostly esvsiry,
after We were fanked. The rebel loss in
killed and wounded 10 believed ID BE- fal.
y = large IS our entire loss.
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osv. Dg1ASsRd's Resiaeaes Durnsl. :.
Baltimore, July IL.

CIV. Dg1eSe1du Bestdonee 0ufno1. n
Baltimore, July IL.
Rebel cavalry burned the sesiAenee Of
Gov. Bradford ihis noFhisg; osiy = miles
from the dit, ,on the Charleston Street
road. A squad Of ten rebels came . tho
resideoos and ordered out the fAnily. who
we're only permitted to take few ! valaat
bles, Aad then 6red il. The GovsrnoE
~ n ~ city At the time. i~e
Tkerebels are nov openting o. The
Philidsiphia road, north Of here. e''P
Tho seligrapA wires gave oas, probably
owisg 70 heavy rsbsl pressure.
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Decession Rauox6- Iei10 weeauen&s Ifsr
DaltineEs- Rebel Oes1sustiso OF
Prepsxey N Maryland.
wabington, July 10.
Disbelieve all secession futnors of dan
gers and terrors in Washington. The
Government is wide awake and has been
sofoe somesdays II be bsch seiatercins
the troops in baltimore and elsewhers 10
Maryland most abundautly, and the prep
sratiors, for the4defepse Of the National
Capital are ample. d
Large reintorcements reached Baltie
moro this morning. s4 r I
Hunter is supposed to have arrived Il
Harper's Ferry last night and to have
made junction with Howe's forces.
Washington, July. TO- rs
Travellers from the North need have 10
apprehension Of injdry to any portion of
the track or bridges Of the Philad1phia
and Wilmington Raiirosd accessible 10
Eessessslaay wsaa NJ aoa.aS auty %
the public interests in respect TO this raid
wherever possible for him to 80.
Gen. Gilmore. who was sent for By the
fse3ideAAssssivsd hsse fhis nefning 'aod
will be Immediately assigned to "a sctive
command in the ieid. ~ si 80 4.
Parties who arrived here this afternoon
frpm Rockyihe, Ne, aixteen, ,niles north
Of Y ashipgsops ssy early this morning :
rebel cavalry force, 400 of 500 strohe,
dashed into Darsessoes, ) small vilAes
Eve or six miles perth Of Rockville, and
after plnndsring ths' stores ,and aisallng
all tho lcassle aod Aoses thsy could fad,
left in the direction Of Frederick, bus be.
ifofe they ieit they sent 10 the Virginia
sids; N their plnnder. 81
Persons who came from the upper fords
report the rebels oonvsyipx hsgs liuh.
ban of cattle, horses. hoGs and sheep,
steles from farmers dong he Fiver, ,crosa
Into Virginia; that every ford il held By
smalf rebel cavsfry force and . spctio1
Isfa battery. lS.Isx.sis.I
Il i estimated they bad already carried
Of sAsssal sboasAeds head Of cattle and
from 5000 to 10, 600 vslnAhla hsssoa ID
! The rebels plundered indiscriminasely,
mailing no dfsliast;s6 AtksSs ut6ionista
and Southern sympathissn. =
a.
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= Painfully iasercs,ing Couple.

q = efff
At the Union Volunteer Rsfreshment
Saloons are two soldiers. manned in .
terrible manner, who are yet moro resign
ed aud happy than many whole men
blessed with riches and qualification Of
every reason able desire.
One Of them, named Perie. lost both
legs By shot from rebel battery .,
Charlsstoa. and his brother, ne believe,
fell dead by his side. The other man,
named Smith, lost both bis arms BY .
she'll at Gettysburg. They are life-gussas
Al the Hospital in question They will
end their days together. No man and
wife we're ever more close companions.-
The legless man feeds, dresses and At
tends upon the man without arms, The
The hitter goes every Sunday to Dr..
Bninsrd's church. The man withsat
legs can not do so, His companion
vishea to purchase for him velseipede,
that they msy 60 to church together
They have not the money. Neither has
home or relatives able to do anything for
thsm. Any one having money to spare,
and the time TO visit them, will 6ud two
extremely interesting characters. deeply
| grateful for any acts of kindness The
pser fellows are shserful, even merry. in
their terrible misfortune. They never,
= aay time, haye besa known 70 Icpine Al
their calamity. With all their deprive
tions the greatest extrayagancs they in
dnige Id ! wish for velocipedc, that they
mny 60 ont togethef. The armisss mAa
nov carries the lsgless one, wheosyss
they 20 out, upon bis back. The distanos
from the hospital to the church Is tot
lgreat orsuch means Of iocomotion.-
It fhahdeipnaa paper. Agaa8rH ssas.
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ew The Mt. Pleasant Home Journal
says: =
We have the particulars in letter fsnn
the 45th regiment, giving accounts Of ths
deaths in that regiment. 81 ssa 3se -
While on their way from Memphis to
Moscow on the cara. private Frank YAncy,
SON Of A. Yancy, Esq Of Cassaus town
ship, was knocked off BY post standing
too close TO the track, and 50 badly iniur.
ed that he died 10 .. few hours (His
body arrived home on Tuesday last -
Lieut.. Vancise, with 90 men gossof the
cars IS soon as they could be stopped. 70
go back for Yapcey, during which Ser
geant Long, Of 90. g, fell between the
oars and vas cut completely in Two.
Both these soldiers we're smiable young
men and highly esteemed By their asso.
ciates. 4ss saes y
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n asf iA =
IS Us ths 1sAels Expees-
s5 itnss ~ icllovisg e1trAst 10. lie
sPsssA sfJ. l. NJ Cary. > lesdiar
tsDsnoss., z forasrly nenhse Of Con-
'gress from AiabAma, and no~tis the rebel
Ccngrsss. InspeakiDg 1t Talladegs, Az,
IN May last, he nid:
Again, my hearers, We shosld remeus-
Der thas nseh depends upon the shoise
the Northern people make for President
ths esming 1sll. Thers eli b q least
two parties represented, tc-vft, Tbs ~
party, Who will dosbslsss make % effost
. kAvs Lincoln retained, and the peace
party, who vii! make bold efFost TO elect
ma 1ledgsA, to give the Copfedesuses
,instics, aad rsstsrs peace loaR desired
and ardentiJ prayed for pssce-to cut
blssdisg country. We hope, - trust,
We pray that they may be successful L.
lTtsnesdous cheafiDg.l I Should thsy BE-
sueosssfsi, such shoal % W. never
heard before would spread over our silict-
ed 6oath. Songs. swses sosgs Of praise
would ascend from every heart to The
manGions Of Paradise, and the msoy nyr-
isds Of holy asgsls Who surround The
bright and dasslirg throne Of omnipotsDoe
would join in the chorus and tune their
harps 70 new song Of liberty ID nan %
earth. Hsuch be The result our inds-
pendence will be forever essablshed. =
[Cheers.l -
But should Lipcoln be -slestsd, our
foud hopes viii b. dashsd 70 the gtound-
our Independence bnt ihing dreamed
Of; for we have exhausted our resources,
and ooold not possibly hope 70 be able to
continue the var four years longer. Pass
experience has taught a. that 10 could
expect no favors It ths hands Of the in
donitable tyrans and usurper Abraham
Iinsoin. Let - repose our trsss ID the
God Of battles. and anxionsly await the
result. 4
We want every Dsnocrat not ID favor
Of disunion peace to read the above
carefully, and then answer the tquss,ion
wk1sher be will vote With ) party who's
success will give "independence" 70 ths
rebels and dsstssstion - his ssantt ~. m
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PhilsdslPAiA, Jsly II.
SEA Ths rebels sos psssssios g. - aises
4 Hignohs u Nils Hudn ntlf1moS1
ana issercepssd = lasss ssm her-sf dis
patches, among thsm oas iton Hessstary
Stanton to Gen. fsseder. ~
We have = I - - With Waah,
isgtoe and q NJ g ~ 1aaess sx1afe,
s@ b n1ss 1nala1w -
eAt ~ Asz.s l1..ah lsls ~
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AND FOR sALEl-I. have LOSS

AND FUK SALE.-I have 1,055
IL acres of land which wish TO self SO aes lie. in
Aontrase Botsoa, ~ miB<z H. ". a the tovn Of Mont
100 prairie and 100 timber $50 acres under
good fescr four Cxbfns, with three each well Of
water 1t each, and two pcns N water isr stock also
large harm, well framed and covered Oh lies
miles north Of Keokuk and u miles ~ Hisss-
spSd river. This tract has two Calns well Of water
stock water, 1sg acrrs under . good fence.
Etsr 1act will he sold for S2 50 per acre or divided
to suit purchasers from IS SO per acre liberal
fntugesee fpr deferred payments viii be gives Title
indisputabie FRANK BALLINGER.
july11-du
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DRAYNAN's NOTICE.-Tbe Draw

men OF the city Of eokuk, owing to the high price
of Reed Hcrseshoeng, &C., have agreed ADVANCE their
price, tcehe foiiewng hgure and sitter ths 18th Of
Jny; 80
From Levee TO Seventh street .... 20 Cts
- s q Tweff.hs u q 49,. --.-... 50
Outside haaIips per agre<ment except rnosiss which
viii b. one dollar per load. DRATAkN
5uisfi-A& 30A4
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]! ,'1!!!g!0.ssl j!

}56 'saensss.s s.ansss. - ceiR chess Assss1s - ~ \ q Z
ashsi aa1rsllss 40 ssays4r n. :
\ Tie tsbsI tiijoGSsspof sxsr ~ mocsassa q :,
1OtMt CAASyss ~ ~ W. ifcossesp esptsd ei,h
h6ek pdlisSon - ighD ~ y ptct ca Nam
ffeeolhk ID he lOy1g papers thss 1nost Ysba
tate ~ SsSeptnred, n ts6er - SSjoy me
Ie4.A go6d liviSgin The North . ,fAefe i
= dodbe but lihA thsy have bees ssSsieS-
1nEia ssAmpeds fof 6otse n0Htts psst.
80 yhly swaitsd : favorssls sopoofvutfa1,
"a make ~ ktsmpt. me ~, of1nl.
Po61eased s1p pe1iof indscenents 4bf 4 the
ssofs, fhd was psfhsps selected xith ref.
efesce 10 its hist6ricaf associations, -
~ ~ tvSn1. .ton the morning Of thss
/ day, - the gste % The lsncIosdrs Or the
rsbel prison was opened 70 aIlow the san.
nary cart 70 pass out with IT'D assorted CIR.
50 Of debtis, the prisoners made = fssk
upon the sentinel u the gate; ovsrpowsred
and kpocked him down, and sbctlt thirtv
|of them kut ont They wsse immediately
fted upon b tbs gaard On the Ipsrspef.
shd two Of The gay jsci sts brought doss
woaSdsd. The others, taki6g rdvsstsre
'of the long piles Of wood hear de prison.
used them = ! scresu, snd ran along for
ccDsiderabss distance, and some OF them,
II u hid, actually made their escape oSs'
,of the camp. So .1fs14.; D. esA -sf
The alarn vss soon given, md the Pro.
vost Guard of the camp. the S8th reei-
me1t, gsvs chase to the rupswsys and
speedily captared most Of them. When
their advance was cut of, or thsir rear
threatened b, the near approach. Of the
guard. the rebels would throw up their
hsnda IN token Of surrender. Col. Rich.
asdson, .commandant At the post, reports
thzs all Who got out Of the enclosure were
rscaptured, and that but two of them we're
wounded. ono Of vhom-the most sen.
ously hurt Of the two-xas shot in the
arm. and had the limb ampusated. The
other ono vas not seriously hurt. The
rebel who lost his arm. has been ia Camp
Chase abouta year, ~ vsli ksovn, and
had, 70 cerssia extent, gained the conf |
assca st the ofiosrs Of the post by his
uniform good eonduct. sag sss
On the evening Of the affray, the city
was fun Of rumofs 10 regard 10 IL, and Il
wasrepcrtsd that two men had been killed,
eight wounded, and that twenty had 81
fscte1 their escape. but these reports we're
without foundation in fact. The above
- the authoritative version Of the at
tempted escape.
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rire In New Ys1k.

u Abeuk9 'clask 4AiS s6erAing . Gre
socpsred On the stesmer John r, Pottss.
add Piss No. l, Nofth KitiA. asstroyine
property valued u $3.50. 900. a
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A Uszygl BooK.-The National Pub.
lishiug House Of New York has Just Is
sued most valuable book entitled
"ElGHrr YEARS PaoaRxss or THE UrI.
TED -STArEs." {.
In thsi elaborate work the progress Of
our country is illustrated BY historical
sketches Of the rise and devslspment Of
OF agriculture, manufactures, commeres,
trade, travel, transportation, arts and pop.
ulasion. The facts are presepsed in .
most interesting and instructive forpl
and cannot fail to impress che mind with
the extent Of the resources Of the 0nited
States. and the wonderful rspidisy Of our
progress in all that oonduoes to material
wealth and national prosperity.
We venture to say there has never been
any book published which furnishes so
much useful and valuable information of
every kind in relation to the United
States. = So. s
The work is highly commended BY man '
distinguished men Of our country, amongst
whom we find Losing, the Historian
Prot. siIlinan, Josiah Qaincy, Jr, 70.
Gently deceased, and Edward Hitchc, ck,
with the Presidents Of our chief Univer.
aities, and the editors Of leading journals
in Boston, New York and Philadelphia.
Mr.. j. E. Berwick ID canvassinc our
town and county for subscribers, and We
know Of no work containing aus thing like
the amount of useful infornaliou cor
corning our country for the same amount
of money. s
CAnr lsrfsIowA 1srAsrlr ysls IN rHs FrruD, :
Ga june 18th. ls6A- (
Casualties in the 18th Iowa since last
report, June 28th:
Wounded.-Private ]. F. 81. John,
co. X; slightly.
Corporal Jas. Chaplin, co. G. in leg;
severely. ss..sS - ,es.s s51ss : 's'A @t'as
Private Carl Finn, 90. G, in leg; se-
vereiy 2 s~s. s1 s.ssa 80
Private Paul, 90. @, in breast; severely.
zss.sis s-sssss W. .W,B
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Philadelphia, July ll-6x. =

osueiRoses . esy At--o y. H
, A dispaicA received from tho cond uctes
Of the second train captured, says ehss
Gunpowder Bridge has besa destroyed
This informstion be received from the
rebels. After firing the tfiin they start
cd il back and it went half Wy over the
bridge, when it stopped. cauaiDg the
bridge to take Ere. Ii 10 new ascertain.
ed TO tssiss we're datssyed upoa the
Phiiadelphia, Wilmington ADD Delaware
Railroad. The ssgisssp Of both sscapsd.
One Of them, however, bsisg 6rst fo6bsd
Of his money aad al Of his clothing ex.
eeps HE shirs and pants. The fireman
was shot dead. The mail % The eAfly
train Was taken from the cars By sose of
the passesgsp snd divided anoDS the
captured. s....s .ssa
|. Nothing has been heard yet of the *.
press eav, bat Of course the thieves did
not overlook it. fs'.iss -
No. apprshsnsisns SEED - felt 8 regard
70 the ftg1laf tnis which ieft Philsdel-
phia this morning, and The extrs train
which left q - earlier hour, 4 th1ycan't
~ ssbss thes this side ef ,,hAr Spsens-
-
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The 18TH IowA.-We learn BY . lstses
from member Of the 10Th Iowa, that the
regiment, or what is left Of it, 10 at Fort
Brown, Texas, still, in exoellent health
and spirits, aud ready to rs-snlist - vet
Grams. fss~
The prisoners taken from the regiment
many months ago are Al Tyler, TEXAS, Int
there had been no direct word from them
for some time previous to the 18th June,
the date of the letter.
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< 4 4F = Il
Gens. fayles ana 1laekeT.
B. F. Tsylor writing from Washingsou
p the Chicago Joarnsl paya this ans trib.
atc 70 the memory Of these twolgallAa,
oficsrs hsely fallss:
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paragraph. He WAS followed 20 Ohk-11i4i
Cemetery yesterday BY the President,
Sscrstatfes 81 vard an4 Stsh -, General
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