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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-18
Nav YORK. Jan lc.

NV 10kK, Jan. TO.
AZ a meeting Of tie CbanAer Of Com.
meics u day the t.!low,ng letter f.uro
fir-t Assistant Secretary OF the Navy was
read:
WAsuIxeroN, jan Is, 1854
GEO W. BLr>T, ESQ n Y :-Ny Deay
Mr. Foe charges against tie Navy ID.
psftment Tor building slow steamers. il t.s,
answered by comparative public trinl.
,m authorized hy The Secretary to max,
sriangs nisslts to run one If tur va.sei.
against tie tastes. sea suing side-w tcei
steamer in .hs c'ustfy. foreign or Ameti
can. She will .ua against tie ssme tom
mage aud draft ia any water. II her com
pe'itor II much larger, tue race u take
place in s,n 9th water
Very Respectfully, 6. W. Fox.
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Important Cure Of Couyunption

Tho Rev. A. c. Hrxs, Of Indiausuolis. Ind
sdds biz testimonial to the many Others perm N.
entiv cured Of CONSUMPTION, BY DR Woo, n, L.
an most nappy 10 subscribing my name among
Inc inends OF bR. woodruff, 10 whom I "a
knowledge fr stful mberance for his nro.
'essional duties w myself. I had been sHlicsed
with COnsumptr03 for the las. three years. and
Tor over Year had mot teen abs 70 walk ahouf-
bad exhausted al the rkill OF tho best N Wi.
sia0a far and and near, end Of late II began 10
assume very serious aspect, and the lat ~ Of
hope had aImost expired, whom heard Of the ~.
great success. applied - HIM under whose trsei
mcnt the cure wss perfect 10 six weeks. 30 hat
Presumed my occupatiou 10 the pulpit. All ira.
ces OF the disesse sisspPeafes. have been we'll
end strong ever since II i nov Over i've YEAR
since the cure Was Effected, and still mn sy.,sm
continues free frs anv trace OF the disease shst
over. mus cheedully recomn mend al sn,esed
10 him. He has saved my life snd msny ..thers.
and my prayers are, God LESS him. snd may hc
live for many years. Tor the sake Of suffering hs-
manity.
REv.A. G. HUME.
IkDIAxoPoLIs: Feb. IS. 1858,
lxPexrAxr TssT,soxrAL--Ihs followisg 70
one ~ the many testimonials Of rem, rkabls
cares, performed b. Da. WCoDRULI, the eelsbra- |
ted Cancer and ChroLic iissase Physician, who
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st. Nicholas Hot,I ia surcity;
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seasultsd AID employed the best medical skill the
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- ~ q despair 70 die. Ny pAins wsse greet
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woodhslis arrival hsFs, aad bsarioe Of bis woe-
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~ l. tvs0iZ-ioar houfs asiss The sppiisatlsp u
me Doctors fsstish Uaoess Saivs. sbe Usposr
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lhroueh u without The leest Ne q pais. me
,urs u pefeet. and - sntirsIy veil. III rsp.
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DIR. SWEETS
lMfNIltOle LiMi Mems

GREAT EXTERNAL REMElY.
70, Rheumasis'n. Cont. Neuralgia. Lunb,oo sin
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Dr.. sweet's Isfslitbls Lin imeBb
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JOHN NJ. ADLER, NJ. d.
e. s. BARRU VS.. n. d.


DVC. 10, IoUHe
This is to certify That Professor Be. nhardt has
fitted Mrs. Thomssn with a pair of Double Vision
Glasses. which 1T hor better and give Der more
pleasure in their use than she has ever worn.-
From PERSONAL Examination OF his glasses do not
hes'a,e 10 recommends 'nem rs an Improvement
lessor to be a skiltul and scientific cp,ician.
J. TOMSON NJ n.
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SA>DusKY, Jan. II.
Especial 10 Tribune

ISpeCIaI TO ITIOune.
A scout just reta ned from Point Pc
liza, G .nala. 80 miles from Jollnsor's
Island, repor's that there are from > 900
to 5000 rebels preparing there for dash
to rescue the prisoners on johnson ;
Island Gen Terry has everything in
readiness to receive them should they
venture 10 GROSS the ice. Stric. vigilance
is maintained. ard several batteries a.e
In po,,tioo. The scou. ia aiel able man.
having sailed on the lake for twen,y
years.
Col. Ba>sets, OF the sgd Pennsylva,ia,
will reliable tie present incompetent
commander at Johnson's Island To-
morrow.
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have been called upon bv rrofee or Bernhart,
manufacturer Of improved Specta lea and from
personnel trial am satisfied that what no pro-
leases to do can be r lied OF. have rs hesi.p-
ion whatever In recenmen ding him TO the pub
liz. claiming that those who WISH to be accomo.
dated an hardly tail to be grstifsd tn Lis
corttnas manner as well as with the usc of h;s
III l.-svei glasses.
TH0S. j. SANDERS NJ -
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DR.. Z. b. Woodruff,
Author ard Lecturer on
CAKOVxC DHXE.1NEE.

Unsrs the most certain, speedy and eifec.ual
ne "DihS 10 tho Word for tho following com
plants in their obstinate stages, viz:
Oi'a'es OF Tie Throat, Lungs, Heart SPLEEN, L;,-
~' S'omiea. Aropscy ." the Chest, Lyc and
Ear; Hheamat'sm, Neuralgia, Fiis, ana
~ ons Deranyenen,s ;oH
o. he Blood sc, ofuia.
Eysipetos, Cancer. Everi
sores, Leprosy. KID
nebs and all
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g ssHsT' NEWS
n TELEGRAPH.
cin SIR, fAL ,lsPAcuEs.


NRw YoRK, Jan. 16.
Tho Tr,b9n.'s dsp,tch from the Ar
nv OF the Po,oma, states that 800 rebel
cavalry ~tackei orr picket, Of the lst
X. |. caval y at tic three IN lc station on
Thursday eyenipg. After tight OF bali
An nonr'thc rebel, refreated. IL wound-
cl rebels we're found Friday morning At
a house half a mil. from the scene OF
enyaycrne aqd three found d sd On the
fed. Two OF orr forces was wounded
and some c.piured.
The Raleigh Progress has editorials
procisiming that peace can only prevent
starvation oithe nasse Of honest heart
Cd working r ople. They want and
aai W \ have peace.
Tie 5l.t N. Y. have unanimously re-
enlisted, and arrived here Yesterday
from X On iurlongh.
The losses by the fire on Saturday
nith, viii reach s775,ooo, Of VIII CHI
100000 are on the property OF Anfferlt
d .iu senburg, aud 100000 on at OF
FArchild Il Tanshaw. Fully insured.
I he Heralds Army Of the Potomac
dispntch says Col. Lpwald's cavalry brig
a1e has retu ned TO Fairf,x Court House
nom r-c0nnci sancc 10 Suickcrsville
anI Lcesbn,g. No traces were found Of
Stnart's cav dry.
There are rumors ahoat Of the re- or
g.niza ion and consolidation of the arm,
into three separate corps.
1t il also rumored hat an independent
mmand of 900 meD is to be given
10 oae OF the best fighting GeneraIs,who
will be al horized 10 take Richmond in
his own way.
SIX rebel deserters came iu,o our ines
on Saturday. They represcn, that star
v,,ion threatens The e,el army. The
d.serters had no coffee for months, and
meat no. over twice a week.
n ne men Of their regiment had been
sho, for trying to desert.
Gen. fitzpatrick has gore TO Wa'h
innton. Rnmors ss,igus him new anc
independent caval'y 'mmAnd.
Ava ,hingion letter TO The 1tn'e'
saws a cooperative movement will bs
IN de on |, chm nd On the opening 0
sprsrg bv column on the Pennsu a o.
SCOT. OF James River, under Hancock
adcd by Buffers forces and by MAJ
column Oh direct Inc from Washing
ton. Hancock will command one OF thu
three corp, into which the Army Of ,h'
Pot IN vii be consolidated Sedg"ic
another and G. neIa. not OF the Pot
mae army, the other.
1hcrc IS bu, Ii,te doubt but Congres
will pass resolution giving proper no
,c. oi the ablogation OF the Canada &c
cpiociiy treaty.
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eats Manv Diseases

y i
a.es,.xz, MANY CHRONIC Dis
..s--aaSsss EASES incidental 10 the hu-
Nha: MAJ family, and even such rs
<ks3S have heretofore been consid-
g ~ cred incurable by the medical
A faculty of the world, are skill
fully treated with distinguished success bb DIR
WI. HUNTER. DR.. JAMES HUNTER and
DR.. HANS Won BADEN, of Leipsic. Germany
These three scientific Physicians and Surgeons
have been engaged in their profession for up
wards Of forty years. They esI ecelly call the
attention Of the afflicted to the following named
dis. asses:
Coughs, Colds. Group, Consumption,
md the mos, distressing of all diseases the
ASTHMA or PnrHIsIC and all other complaints OF
the Mouth, Throat. Lungs and Hear. Also dis.
. ses of the Stomach, Liver, Kidneys. Spleen
Bladder al Bowels, such as Dy spepsia, which II
very distressing com plant. Diarrhoa, Dyssntary
Constipation or con inued costivcnsss. This 10.
ter disease most always preinIuces
-. Piles Anet F40t111aS
Which 10 treated with marked sucIes. without
reso ting to cutting with the knife. The nerves
are often diseased and Neuralgia, Rbeuma sism,
Gout and Paralysis are distressing complains
Also all Female Conplainti, such rs Weakness,
Debility and diseases Of the Womb, all cured with
out cutting with knife.
CAEcRIMoNA. or CANCER, is anc .her disease tn 1t
has hitherto bsflied The skin of tho errdite and
learned doctors of the world. This n.onstrous
All Tumors. Wins, Ulcers or Old Sores, lid dis
eases, White S~ellipes, Club feet. alike can be
cured without cutting with the kniie.
Dd0Ca@oA OF tho Eyes.
Such as Lachrynal F,s,ula. -trabismns Or eros.
Eyes, Black or hite spots on the Eye Ball, Sore
kyes, blindness and Cataract.
The latter disease can often bo cured without
resort to cutting with the knife. PATIENTS with
Cataract will do Tell call aud les Il Docto. e.
anime their case A large a,sertment Of
Artificial Eyes, perfectly natsvai. AM
dtesosss Of the Ear.
Such - roaring tr buxz.rg sounds, offensive dis.
charges AID deafness. The Doctor has Tubes and
Err Lrums and Oracles. Of Ill sizes and d,scrip-
lions, which restore nearing very perisst to those
who are deaf.
Persons writing will enclose ten cents Write
wiikyour full nsnc. towr, cor MY and Stste.-
Your letters will be promptlx answered Be a.
particular us ycr can 10 giving full history Of
your disease. address
Or. HISAEk, or DR.. VAN KaDTN.
Box 6U7s Post Ofics.
Hours from Q - =. to 8 r. =. UEics Nc, o.
Randolph corner OF Dearbcn street, Chic@x0 Ill.
n.t1.div
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New YORK, jar. lG.
The Pos! has TIE fol!,wiug, which ssyors
sonewhat Of hunbug:


special t. Pcs.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 16.
Letters rece W here tals morning from
Robert j. Waikcr, now in London, stat e
teas great revolution Is going ON IN public
opinion IN England in reference to the tiBan
cisl strength vi the Government lie also
says thet heavy tide Of Immigration will
set in to this country in the spring, which
may be swsll He'd 10 half million OF persons
yearly. He proposes that Congress shall
enact that TO Immigrant stall be liable to
CONSUMPTION during the war. This would
dlsarm suspicion abroad.
A Considerable number Of members %!
Congress are SICK T; not many OF them seEi
olsly however.
The Senst. did not adjourn last night.
because II Is anxious to pass the amend
ments 10 the enrolment act. The House
will md ubted|y make some changes il
the bill az II stands in the Senate.
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HENRY ". LEE.


DAVENPORT, Nov. %. 1863.
have received a call from Pro-. 81. yernhardt
Opi.ician, who 10 very hi hly commended BY
our Leading me dcai gentiem. n. and as one who
understands the business he has TO lowed for
years,
/ can answer for the glasses he has f,ed nv
eyes with being the best haze ever used
JOHN Z. HENRY, Mayor.
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DIR. G. w. ROBACK,

Cincinnati, Ohio, Proprietor Of
Stomach Bitters, Blood Purifier, Blood
Pills, Catawba & Swedish Brandies,
{. A. COOK, Chicago, Genl Ast.
Sold At Wholesale In Chicago by FULLER PINCH
! FULLER, and all Druggists.
a. Country Merchants and Dealers supplied b.
4. y. CROsKEY, and @. II. BECKWITH, Chicago.
Sold in Davenport by F. Jacoby, Jr., E. s. Bal
lord. Stevenson + Carnahan. I. J. Wei
Schiegel. Di,zen Koch and NJ. kovaca.
Sold at wholesale by Beiderbecke l. uilier and
F. Rot1ewig my2s.dAw1v
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OAYENPORT

DAyEsPORr. De.. s6 1868.
haye used a pair OF Prof Beanharat's Spec
'hcl.s, selected by himself for alter a careful
sxamiraticn ef the Eye md have no hesitation
in saying that they come up fully to NY iies of
what Spectasles ought to be, and 1 recommend
my friends and the publ to arrly to him aud ct
lifted by him, 10 matter VIVA; glasses they may
be using. EBEsEZER COOK,
Ssc'y Al Z NJ X Il 70
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MY lnRK Ian

NV ioRK, Jan. l6.
Rev. Henry Wsr,i B-ecber's salary hss
oeen Increased S5.CCo, making it Sl2,50o
year
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Tsstim mails from 81 Paul: Gov Swift, Err
Gov RAMSEY, Cbas Eaton, U s Marshal: W L
y ilscn. Samuel Wiley, = D, } II stewart, D,
u b Patterson. dentist.
. winoae Testin on als-John Fsrd, \ p. A F
Hodges, Mayer, Ffasklia Staple, \ D, J n Co,e,
n ..
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''Iu.
JAMES McCORTNkY nd.

l have examined tho testimonials Of Pref.
Hernhardt, and al sasi1 iod that be is :slihiul
Uliticion and although have not yet arrived
at the distinction Of u.ing spectacles myself 90
not hesitate I. recommend him to th ose Who are
in need Of these aid to their vision.
DAvsSPosr Dec. IL ls63.
AEvkYW. LEE.
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NJ EDlCAL.


N OF ALC q n d tic
4 HIGHLY coSoxsTKAraD
TEGET.7IsE EXTRACT
~ Pare Tonic.
DOCTOR HOOFLAND'5
oEl MAN H1T T1cR0.
DR.. C. N. JACKSON. Philadelphia, Ps..
WILL EprxcTvALLY cur.
LIVER COMPLAINT,
DYSPEPSIA,
JAUNDICE,
Chronic.or Nervous Debility, Disease.
Of the Kidneys, and al dissa.es
arising from disordsyed
Lirer0 or Sto1rach,
such a8
Constipation, In.
ward Piles, Fulness or
BI.od to The cad, acidity to
the stomach N 1sea, Heartburn.
Disgust for Food, tulness or Weight
In TIE stomach Scr -ructations, Sink.
ing or Flutterlng at me Fit Of Stou ach,
Swimming OF the II ad Hurried ind Difficult
Eluitering Ut The Heart, Choking Or Sufocst.
ing set sa,ions when in . lying posture, D,innsss
OF Vision, Dots or Webs before the Signt Fever
and buli Pain in the Hea.i, deficiency Of Per-
sPiration. Yellowness Of the Skin and Eyes,
Pain in The Side, Back Chest. Limbs,
&C., Suduen Pushes of Heat,
Burning in the Flesh,
Constant Imaginings
OF Evil aud great
Depression Of
Spirits
anu viii positively prevent YELLOW FEVER,
BILIOUS FEVER, &C.
rHEY CONTAIN
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They will cure the above diseases in
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H00HanPs German NitferS
rom Rev. J. Newton Brown, D. D., Editor Of IL .
Encyclopedias of Religious knowledee.l
:, Although not disposed to favor or recommend
tstent I" edicinss in general, through dis'rust OF
their Ingredients and effects; Jet know Of no
sumcient reas, Ms why u man may no; testisy 10
Woat he believes htmself to have received iron.
any simple preparation, in the hope that he may
tnus contribute ~ the bene6, Of others.
r, do this more readily in regard to Hocfa, d.
uerI an bitters, pre- pare1 by Or Z. u. J ckson,of
this cry, bee ause was p,ejudiced against them
ior many years, under the liz, res sion that thy
were chiefly an alcoholic mixture am indie bt.d
to ny tIitnd isobelt shoemaker, Esq Tor the ie-
wosai OF this prejudice by proper tests, and ior
encouragement to try them, when suffering from
great and long ntinued debility. The use oi
three bottles Of these b:tters at the beginning ii
tue present year. was tolloH ed by evident reiief
ana restoration 10 degree Of bodily and mental
Vigcr which hal not i.lt tor six months before
and bad almost desi aired OF regain,pg. there
lore thank tod and my friend for directing ne 10
the use Of them. J. NEW TON bROMN.
PHILADELPHIA. june 23d lS6I
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M. Err NJ XIX a II DIT,
Professor Of Cpties d Spectacle Nsnvfactwer
IMPORTANT IMPROVEMENT IN
20 II u o r "A O X Z - .

20 - y . r "A q * Z - I.
Patent double and single vsiors. VI ill
strengthen and preserve vision 10 the end OF lfe.
The superiority Of these spectacles over any
other is as foows.
The CO, vexlty or cones) en- each side OF the
Glasses being per- Getty centefed and OF equal
density, they are rendered nearly tree Il pfisma-
ito light, enabling the weafer TO see small print
Of very Ene sewing any length Of time at one
sitting, without any Inconvenience, acting es
pressrver 20 tho weakened tye. and no, requrI ng
TO be changed for GLASSES OF stronger magnify ing
posers thus Que par Of Sfectaces. in most
cases, suitng nd preserving good eye sight to an
extreme Id age.
Prof. Bernie rdt has on hard choice asrort-
Gull SILVER STEEL AND PLATED
oPECraCLES EYE GLASSES. DC.
With glasses ground on the most scientific prn-
ciplcs OF apbe zeal accuracy, and pure material,
which he will adjust to the defective vision, in q
manner 20 insure giving tic greatest assistance
that arr can nccoDpl sh in restoring an preserv-
ing tue sight to the lates. p ricd OF life.
PERlSCOPiC, CoHCAvf, C0NNeX, PRE-
SERVERS OTHER Chassis,
Constantly Oh ha, and ted sirg'y and in pairs
int PARTIES own frames.
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, J. sEYEHANCE. Dentist
- DOM NO. J, OvEl POST OFFICE nA-
4 \ vsNPoRr. Iowa. H N. B.-Tee,h ~.
tfNcted ~ u b0urs. dec15 DIFF
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RccK ISLAND Dec. Is. 1853
Prof NJ Bernhard, Of New York, having called
up U me and ex ibited specinrn Of his Spesta-
cles have no hesitation In reeemm nd z b i'm as
being able to fu'n ,sh to nil those who may siaud
in need Of sush aids 10 sight, just what they
want. TRrHDAlR MI.
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gRggNBlCIS ARR coon,
Robacks are Better.
Or. R0BAcK'o
6TO0ACH DITTERG

n0s noeteD ~ ~ eGeesd = ~
pob1e = . nellGlno IT w ea,s N
- - ~ - ; ~ ~ ~ tAsy
~ = hsasst, rsllAbls, rsasllal agest,
~ ~ = e0aoat - agveeohle reeD.
later e ~ syufsu. n q soetIous q
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Rock ISLAND, Dec. -, 1858.
Prof Bernhardt pinci pal and seiea tic up.i.
clan. comes 10 ne highly recon mended BY 70 es-
sional men in The East, and upon examination Of
his Spectacles and his method Of adapting then
TO the 10 ned ate vision, We cheeriuliy add oar
testimony la his favor.
Al HARRIS, dentist
NJ MAQll.l. Aanfi.A-
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WAsaINGrox. Jan. L.

" NSHiNUIUN. jan. II.
lTr.bune's Special,
The Arkansas delegation say iha, IN
four months Ark nsas viii come into the
Union as = Tree State. They recommend
Col. Rogers FOR Military Governor.
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IHos. ]. SANDERS, NJ. u.
UAyENroRr D.c1s 1852

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The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-08-12
GUERILLA WAR IN KENTUCKY
BATTLE AT BRANDENsBURa.
Good Conduct Of Home Guard

CAIRo, August l2.-The Rebels under Colonel
Outlaw dashed into Hickman, KY, yesterday,
and burned al the cotton and tobacco there, and
committed great depredat)ns.
General Dobbins is raiding on the Southern
planters in tn. vicinity Of Helena.
The Ruerillas are reported to be troublesome
along the Ohio river.
LOUISVILLE, August ll.-About daylight yes
terday morning twenty euerilas, under Du-
foster, entered Brandenburg, KY, and were
driven out by five home guards, armed with
double-barreled shot guns. The guerillas then
sent in the following note -
HEADQUARTERS 7TH KENTUCKY CAVALRY
HOME GuARDs.-We demand the immediate
at us from any person in the town. we will burn
the place, and shoot every citizen who is caught
bearing arms. Captain DUPosTER and Captain
BRYANT, commanding the Confederate forces in
Mead county Kentucky"
The Home Guards refused to comply, but pre-
pared to defend the town. AS the mail-boat
passed up the river about sunset firing was heard
and it is supposed an engagement was progress
ing. Further particulars are not attainable to.
night.
Sixty guerillas passed through Grahamtowu,
Mead county, yesterday morning, with a detach-
ment ofthirty Federal troops, under Captain Cow
in pursuit.
Last night thirty guerlllas robbed the store of
Mr.. Malone, in this county.