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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-09-18

~ Uphaln's Plsmp1c lBanisher ~
ID ENovEs PrNrLEs on TIRE FACE FaEcxLes, &c,
~ Il also softens the skin and beauties the
compile xion. No Ladies toilet is complete with
out it. Price, so cents. Mailed to any address
for rs cents, by s. q. UPHAM, 20 South Eighth
Street, Philadelphia, Pa. Sold BY all Drusgi
Hair Upro0ted.
[TRoM ALL PARTS OF TIE BODY IN vIys MINUTES,
Il nrithont injury to TIE skin, by "UPnAx's Ds-
rILAroRY PowDER," Ask or send for "UPnAx's
DEPiLAroRr PowpER," and take no other. Price
~. Mailed to any address for q, IS, bv =. G
UPHAM, 25 South Eighth street, Philadelphia
Pa. Sold by all Druggists. (sept2d- mon thasat
The Japanese llair stain.
0toLoRs the HAiR, WnIsKEas aud MousrAcns .
Obeautiful Itdsk Or 6soscm Iteonssts Of only one
preparation. Color will not fade or wash out
Only ~ cents box, Mailed TO any address for
IS cents. by s. Y, UPHAM. IS South Eighth
Street. Philadelphia. Pa. Sold BY all Druggists
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-09-18
IMPORTANT CAUTION.
The public srs requested to bearin mind that
WOotctter,s Stomach BftferA
Are far sale in BOTTLES ONLY.

Are for sale in BOTTLES ONLY.
All persons who pretend to sell the article BY
the gallon - barrel are INSCRIPTIONS imposters
and the stuRthey vcnd under the name 81 Hostet.
ssrs n!sefs in al probability active poison.
trick praeticed By liquor mixers in the hone
ofm.kieg money in sdishonest way out Of the
popularity Of the Ri11srs requires especial men
tion hsre. They reall With sbomina6le Auid the
empty bottles in which TIE sn6s TONIC was orig
ina!iy eontained. snd vend over their counters
So Of their genuineness and exsellence. Beware
o. these wolves in Sleeps clothing. Buy ouly Of
respeceaoie dealers, who plaee propef yal1e on
sns.r ss::sH ssme and believe IN the old code Of
HOSTETTER; T. vsNllTH..
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-09-18

The Countsrfsiting Of
MOstetter,s stomach Bltters

Isnow soniewhat more serious a. we'll A. diff
sul! business than It was few years ago. esch
polite OF the genuine article being authenticated
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-09-18

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H.t1~
, 1865-05-05

Its Arrival at acknowledgements
or Stores and y ar Material In Geor-
GID and Ala bama.

correspondent, A,fi1 so,h says: "Gsn. Wilson's
fsmoa: 1a,ding sx1edition arrived here Yesterday t
% Cen. M Wilson lsst chtckasaw, A!abssna, on the
2d Of March itts n9t nfops' e g,re a3y etats
near Plantcssytle,} Alabama, vas taken, aiter
short engagement Nth Forests cayalfy. Three
hundred prisoners we're captured and three guns.
-cohawha r1yer, e1d separated. A columu was sent
mu,h ~ e]overnmert ] property. Selma, .two bundled
m de q Of Aprj, with two thousand seven hun.
seycpfy.dye in arsenal. We destroyed three roll
ing mlf with stnIes Ee5y arEe nasat ~ 3od he
Coufede racy; powder works. magazines and Large
n1mbefs Of cars, We remained at selma elknt
Ts 'e5 Wat oI'ogsa
The next mice attarked was Montgomery
y mes d4sa r9e1r a me re qs5osd
to Ccinmbisna ms destroyed. The enemy tde'
stroyed u, COO bses Of cotton. Montgomery sur
tyo ave eoins s 9s and
feUnurter. two magazines, one locomotive. sixty
three cars, fre STEAMBOATS, captured On he Elver
ncsr Wetnmpka ana fon n,te1 bafare e1aenattee
t.Tninmbra Ga., eighty. five miles distant was
takcn by assault, bi Gen Epton, aftef DARK on ne
18th. 1We}Sb hunhEtC ptAao4s1a 'NetG <aptotGu,
5-tbree guns, seven latEe eot:on ~ ~
nance: :aua,tcrmgster,e anu comnfssary stores. a
large arsenal, pistol factory, naval 1oaaatg, H.
ro}Ifnp mill and foundry, an arsenal tounQf5, In'
teen locomotives, over 10J cars, depote, machine
ahnuN. etc.. we're captured snd destroyed. aqua
bpai, mounting Htx scven,lncn Ilnsa SauSe NOW
called the jackson. but tae HaNse q "nAen WIS
recently changed, was captntea.
= detnnr to West poilt Was made by Il.
eranrc's brigade, who attacked INC WolHs anu
earrted them bT storm, capturing tae Gatt1eoo,
IN in number and four guns, tnd kntlng tne
Tehe1 Eensra} Tyler, tn 'commapd- ti1leen loco
mot1yes we're dea10yed,a 80 1u cars, tMo u11asss,
strassd isree ausnt1tles Of quar1ermasters and
enSyts.sTT ttofcs at Griffin. aud the railroad
h4i5ons m The Selma aud Montgomery Railroad.
:. Horon sTas faken without opposition. 1t has
,+ %asn ne ce:sarv as yet to destroy snY propeEiy
W. csnt,tcd Genera Howell Cobr, g1stava5
{mttf., formerly Street lnepectoT q ny ~, n =
y, ~ ~ INNS IN position In field and by as'
snit at pnIs IN areena!s and in store, with In;
| 1,snSs smounts Of ordnance. qnartermaster ana
canmiaeary storee, aud COTTON machinery, rail-
!11 1n S'1 the assault On selua Big. Gen E1 Long
b,..et Wetor General Emory Upton Of the lett.
nrc5,ai, M assault By the escort WIS unsufeess
| arisSttI stc1e carving everything betore them
1heanem1's forte was from 6,oo 10 ',goo.' ~,
ossniltirx force was only ,5o' 9en. E'1g -: ss.
wounded, aod las arrived nst1 ~ ~ tba ene1v NJ
nrn,t. et9,e theIr lo.s to have been between A.
and IN ). Cur whole loss In all the ezpeu:uon VI
| or1.S Tss On ,of,l of 4s1 miles was marched II
twenf @ sa7s, averaging over twenty miles per "a
i1IinI the time.
, 1865-05-05
FfyOM ST. LOUIS.
MILITARY 0sdcfs-The fMy U11Feo
Gueyillaa H0uted.

tspeciG Dispatch to The Chicago Tt1bune.l
81. LOUIS. Maya.
1en' pa"et hn ordered tue release oi I'll the
semale E1asea-t* Of War under his control who
VII, tase the na1h Of a,rciance, except those sent
70 the peni3:nu'ry for outra:ea acnins. soltiers.
e'' .oa1 s heoe.a"s dFnrca in mourning to.
funeral. AA"@
4 earg Of oushwhscSer. attacked some c,,,,eo.
in Cshs conot5 ~! week and were rouiad. Tha
leader, who had eonmtsston % s.czun fo9 ~. ~
1eEcl :etytce. '"s 'ae
, 1865-05-05
ARREST OF TWO LEADING
EGESSA0NISTSs
Charges Against EK.Gov. Aiken
Character of G. II. Lamar

LODE May AThe e. d{raas H1ton " Head
AIKEN: 'Gov. Aiken claims 10 be M original
Cnion men, and an oppo.er OF nalli1cat1on 10
Ca;honn.s hmc. aud q friend to the Uaion and
contradictory to tha, and among others, that he
is accused OF furnishing a portion Of the brain
which has enabled the rebels to hold ont four
Views with JEFF. Davis. These arc only reports,
but, Of course, the War DeDartucns must have
Ind conc foundation ior its action against him.
&c. b. Lamar, prominent Citizen OF 6avau-
pah. has also been arrested. He IL an avowed
enemy OF the Union. Ho was null1fcetiua raap,
sud has heen one Of the most industrious ana
successful aidcrs and abettors Of the rebel csQse
Ia Georgia He makes no secret even now OF his
bitter hostility to the Union. Courteous, afable,
snd socjablo in all other respects, bic hates
The Yankees most thoroughly. and buasts of It.
"tt IL unoerstood that ths prisoners are
chnr.sd with treason, snd Will be regularly
trft4t}h -
, 1865-05-05
The Rebel Specie taken from
Ric21Imontt.

NEW ToRK, 5Iay 1.-THE New York TrIbu7e's
Washington special Gays: '.Col. Clark, or the
iny parties while endeavoring. TO- escape from
Richmond On one OF the lasE trains from the
doomed elty, as:erts that ho was In charge Of gil
that when his train broke down, and he found 1t
Impossible 10 get It On TIC tack and of again,
AID seeing ouT forces approaching, he ordered IT
cte we're uravailine; that the so1dtere broke open
the kees and, and the excitement aud the tuualt,
sodiert and citizens appropriated all there Was
II specie not In the pockets Of lis owners we're
taken from richmond, and that tn,s lot was au
etolcp. lie slstes further, that tue amount has
been mostly oTcr eat1mated, aud confirms tnc
statement heretofore made by Gen. Granr that it
amounted only to abont $aou, ,000" ::
, 1865-05-05
EE.sbN1 INDIANAPOLIS
Tunt1n! Scrytccz-kks be1 Prisoners
TAktnE the Na tl1-1 he Indiana E~ne
EplfaIUxh.
Especial Dispaseh to the Caieaeo Tribune.l

Especial DIfpatch to the Caicaeo Tribune.l
IKD1AKAPoL1s, Mny4 4.
Tlis afternoon abom the time the remains ot
Mir. Lincoin were bci.c deposited In the tomb at
prinr 0cla, funeral servlces were held ut the ca.
pttol, Rev. 3, F. r eter read selections from the
sacred wsisps., and Rev. F. c. Holiday delivered
funeral orasiun, which WAS finished and echol.
ar's prediction, some portions Of which eqnaled
IN Gio9uenee and pa,hoe that al Reecher.
Nlntteen hunlrtd rebels remain In the pfl1on
camps 3t ms place, who arc taking the oath and
being discharged ht tie rnte Of a hundred per
day.
orders have trcn received from Wa.hfnpton to
securely 1:on Bowlc.. Aigtsan und Vorxy, now
ayEaftaYE the examination Of the sen.enre of the
MILITARY Gou1n4tss1a1 at This place, "
, 1865-05-05
FROM WASHINGTON.
The Court MARTIAL on 1Iarr1b-The
I1s,ducrior Of The Armya DC.

[Sp,cfa1 Dispatch to the Chicsro Tobupe.1
w.sH,snrox Mnv
f,,r,nc N .hc nh.cnee of ju,nnr,ant x,tnes:e..
s,s.H.1 -. ~ 49,. ~ a. 1t.r.1.,,s 49,.
7oz, Harris, adjourned until tomorrow. The EVIL
dence a.uinst him thus fir, Il very etronE md
conclusive.
~,o,,,,o,. aano,. ,,,3,x f-o,,, II. ,oz,a.
1,,,'a nUn,s .rTe nro"nhf ha.at1, i.v n1Te.
.Tasst a0a ~''A.~' "~'~ 1-'' @"0A4' "1eeA
20 n. pnss,, snd p.,,; 4 uah,+.- r.n ri
81 Ior,s ~rrs ,o.asx snnctnfen comn's1jnG,:ees y,
Of the l'n1t.a ttales Court nf Claims.
The tslk! OF The parties concerned in the assas-
aination pot will commence on Monday or Tuet-
day next Several OF the PRINCIPALS hare made
Confeseiors.
Rev. >. j Crrmcr, Chaplain c. S. T., brother.
in Law Of General Grant, has returned fFoC1 bis
, 1865-05-05

Marine DIS .sters on tho Lakes.

Especial Diepatca to the Chicago Tribnne.J
DETROIT, May 4, 1855.
The echooners james Plat and a. g. e: 4@orey @
pes tu the Piatt wcvc f51o; 10 the Morey they
were tontiderahly higher. The propeller. Wins
low broke crank On Lake Huron, and has ar.
rived be. 9 :or repairs.
, 1865-05-05

UHon Victory in Gat.lon.a.
eh 1sAs1se 'as res ted IN the election Of
S he aetfe union bckst This place has slxayr
hereto oHrc. been e,rong secession.sy ynpatnizaae
dtftr{ct
, 1865-05-05
N9tn aht&tts8u1fMt8.
BEACH9S
PATK1Ix
GRAIN DRYER.

1na Attention OF dealers IN. and shippers Of Grain u
aFfsd to th1 tha 1ast md nost complete inyeatioa
1os drying al kinds Of grim
Ane necesaitJ for machine Of this Kind 70 ssE8
ene corn crop nom heating, and to p.erens loas
.neas during the proeess Of sweattnx. hm tong bAA
te6 " Tho enttru Trade, This invention coves ~
ground And ID destined to work reroluttou In hsAAr
ne ana securing The cora crop OF this country pss-
. - otaes lot shipment 70 anJ part Of tho world.
and beyond any danger OF heating. without IN x.~
least Affecting it, soandneaa, leaving anr 4e1 a.
suspcion whatever that the grain has boon dyed ax
subjected to any mechanical psocea..
Thesd machines arc built
, 1865-05-05
nnncctic,,t BATTLES.

u.rr,6an. MaY 4LThe con:dtut1otsl saead'
MAJ 49, a4istf.iue tIaycry In the United statss,
nntntmf1si, d p,sscd roth tranchea Of the conacc-
, Ncnt LsdslatIse this morning.
, 1865-05-05

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago TEibune.l
CINCINNATI, May I.
The Tennessee Legislature to-tay ele:ted two
United States Senators. II. J.. Patterson and j. s.
Fowler, the former os four and the latte. for SIX
Yenr8.
, 1865-05-05
Ql)tfa9o Uribn,te.
THE NE US.

AA11A n Il ~ ~
On ous third page viii be found tue rcsolu.
Aors OF The bar In attendance upon the su-
prcme Court, ct Ottawa, In comm emoratiou
OF tie death of President Lincoln, and the
eloquent speeches OF Judges Cation and
Breese. 1t should be borne in mind that
these distinguished gentlemen were both the
political adversarles Of Mr. Lincoln, an3
voted for his opponent at the last election,
The former gentleman, IN particular, taking
an active part In the canvass. This fact,
however, docs not warp their judgment, aud
they GENEROUSLY contribute tho Influence Of
1heir eloQucnce n honor OF the distinguished
dead. We commend these addreae:s to our
readers.
Gen. Wilson'S great cavalry expedition has
reached Savannah, after very extensive,
successful and destructive raid through Ala
lama aud Georgia, during which they cap.
1ured 54 rebel cannon, 5000 prisoners,
KILLED one and captured five rebel Generals,
destroyed immense quantities OF rebel prop
csty, captured gunboat, and got possession
If nucn cotton. This has been the most i'm
poriaut and destructive raid Of the war.
About fo:ty coaspirators, now uoder arrest,
Will be put upon their trial immediately at
Washington. The Government has deter
mined that Justice shall reach the scoundrcls
with as little delay as possible
The President has taken the military steps
10 prosecute treason, and has started with
c1-Gov. Aiken, Of South Carottna, aad G. B.
lamar. pf Georgia. The io.mer has always
been recognized as Union mau-of the cx-
IRENE conservative persuasion, but it Is stated
That be has all the time been the confidential
ndvisef Of JEFF. LAWS. Lsmar has been from
The Start the ayowcd enemy Ct the Union,
and nov, when sut1ucated, makes no secret
of his bitter hate. He ie a slavery lord Of
1he tmpc.ious class, and needs little Rho1c-
some ditcip1:ne.
Our dispatches from Washington Indicate
That Pfeiident johnson favors the removal Of
trade RESTRICTIONS in Southern ports, and
opening them to all. Thissccms sensible and
just. The matter Is to be the subject Of a
Cabinet discussion IN Sunday next.
Yesterday all that Was mortal OF Abraham
Lincoln passed to tie silent tomb, to be
E.en by human eyes nj more forever. The
nou1nfu1 proceedings from the Illinois Capt.
tol to thc grave, will be found elaborated in
our tc!cgraphtc columns, including the elo-
qucnt address Of Bishop Simpson. Never
was n,au 60 hono1ed, and never man go well
deserved It.
Connecticut, through her. Legislature yes
1crday ratified the constitutional amendment,
forever prohibiting slavery in the United
States. Six mare States arc wanted to make
The amendment ofblnding force, and they will
be had. Kentucky, New Jersey and Dela-
ware are the only States that have rejected
7he amendment. Sackcloth and ashes Will
be the garments they will wear for their per
,Gdy in rcming yeats.
Co} Clarke. Of the rebel army. who has
just btcn captured ny our scouts. gives diff
, 1865-05-05
TENNESSEE.

Election OF two United States sem
2tQr0~
, 1865-05-05

The inmense througs o. people who arrived in
this city during the past tsw days. are asata DE-
~ md. but large numbers arc unable to depart
; TITS evering The delegation from Kentncky. r. r.
diaus. lows. Wisconsin and elsewhere, left n ior
. thair 1fenectiye. homes. The excitement Of the
nast fnrty eight hours has eubstded and We are
ps ps.i an ~ gssnmi1e our accustomed Vars: ,o
Ill., Fsse Of 5out Az has sicR ta5eR sSe sne
-. 1,on1or,es n Mr. Lincoln and among these arc
3ds Views of the vault and scenery surrounding
aeysT has shsfs Ssen safsh to eepesa psess
nncno1neo ~ o1s oreasion in this city Us was
p1esent G du1ire .ihc- -obeeea1es Of on, lats Psss
tent. EdltoTs, Correspondents and reporters fFe1
, 1865-05-05
Nfm advertisements.

MRS, u. H. SCHOFlEL1
lfl .kuts 10 INC sick, has moved to u Walnut
riainns uy576it i
, 1865-05-05

Is in successful operation At Buffalo. n Z. One ls b.
Ing constructed In View Yora, and We shau haYe or n
operation IN this ctr, the proper locako8
can DC secured.
In the meantime. wc invite correspondence hom N
nterested and examination OF the models On e1at-
billion
, 1865-05-05
Nfm a1herti6emritt8.
STEIN WAY

PIANOS Of the most desirable stsl.s ars a-ytytnv
almost dsilT. HMLTH e NTyuk -
Clark and Washington streets. ana ID Clncipnatt.
MI 5EE3s Il
, 1865-05-05

MISSISSIPPI RIVER, -T The
,lY1 .Atlsntic l. Mississippi Steamship Cos daily
line Of elegant packets makes clcxe connection ii
cago For freight and passage apply below. Berth,
secured BY telegraph Baggage checked through.
Dan. ABLE 4 CO., Cairo.
J. EAKEACK, Agent, 81 Dearborn at1eat
ap3GE&8 l0taet
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-02-06

Late Southern News.
Ricbmond Dates TO February I'd.

General Lee has been finally bpUointel General
In Chief Of the Armies Of die Confederate States
The no minston bss bocn armed by the senAts In
,,scu, ,o session Tho delay in his appointment
is attributed to a neurslgic affection n Prshdent
Davis arm, which Temporarily disabled him from
nyuing General Lees commission. II 10 under
stood thht General Lee IN still remain with the
army at Petersburg, sud uier ly exercise general
supervision over the tro ps operating elsewhere
General l. e has siynsE.d d his prom Ouon = isJu-
ing all npl cal urging the dcl very ~ Confederate
s,stes oftls OF all arus and cavalry equipments
Ia 4 bands Of citleus
The Richmond pspers announce the arriysl Of
lArfe rouiorceinents to G.ucrs Grants army
ir,m General Thomas via tie Ba!Luore Il Ohio
X. road.
A Committee Of IN. North Csrolins Legislature
Lave arr yel in Richmond H. uIys more vigorous
prosecution Of the war.
Governor Brown has convened the Legislature Of
Georgia Ia NIrs SESSION. They meet al Macon on
tte 9Th a February.
A letter IRON Georgia, published IN the CHI
mOud papers states that the railroad lines Injured
b. sheunan have MT yet teen rcpai el. No pre-
pNratiOns nave been made 10 close he gaps"
nade by 5uermsn- and until THIS 10 done the Gov
eTumsnt 10 forced TO rely upon single VA on
tram Tor transportation, which 10 necessarily pre-
carious IN the rainy season k'fpcctlng the gen.
eral feeling In Georgs, the Wntrr yes the follow.
Ing important iuiormst!on;
1T wore folly 10 attempt W disguise the fact that
there "a very great tisouteut IA tLu State aud In
South Carolina aud irth Carolina. With trlil NJ
exceptions there is desire On the part Of tie poo-
pls for a recousuLcton VI tie Union, but candor
con pols ~ say there Ia vide aud deep-seatcd
disqualification At the management OF public affairs
which, II not timely checked, threat to produce
tht grsyest disssors, tLat great disc ntent dOea
prevail, aud inst u threatens, IKE cloud over.
ehar1si with elocTicty, tu NeNt itself upon Ia
nearest olject-possibly upon thecAuse ltsslf which
nov engages every pstaors hehIt--there Is not
tie shade" Oi u doubt People IA Richmond At the
tine ioiI the capitol AsI ruIs faint idea VI We
rCsl condition OF snaIrp. The AduI'nlsrsuon it's.
did uut begn " realize TIE esgiin"' On In which II
10 held by Lho country, "hetloT Tlghuuly OF
vi, uguly need no. Do siop 10 eOnsiccr. The
facI IS what AN alter, aud ts tact - 40 have
stated II to te"
Letters IRON roKAs represent that state a. In =
highly prosperous condition, tide o' emigration
had set IN from Arkansas and the other secedod
states, and planters were trlu.ug In their capital
A large coltraOand trade tad also sprung up N
the coast cnos, and Confederate money that wa.
selling IN Richmond at torty-hy dollars ior q dol.
lar IN gold was quotsd in IoIss ~ tsn dollars paper
for one In specie.
tBy Tsk0rdph.I
! T$sttaetoa, Kst s.--FIsa RichRead pspsrs
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-02-06
From the James.
reported Movement Of the Rebel Fleet.

Washington Fsb. a ls,tor from the Arrny VI
that the rebel hss, started down the ri.w early this
morning. but after proceeding . short distance
turned back, and anchored in thar old position.
1t Ia thought they wsrs apprchsuave u not gvttns
back IS safely as they did LIST week, Il they hsd
attempted " 10 as far they DID that occasion
A good des d hring has been heard oil The alter
noon In ths dirsction OF Petersburg, one report
being hs, some new mortsrs were prac,ie.ng on
Petersburg. while smother represents there was AZ
engagement Vi . lively character between the two
lines near The ApponAtto1. TIE nrlng ceased a.
about ave o'clock this afternoon"
Tie rebels In front Of Petersburg bsve bsea very
jutalsnt for . day % two, indulgins In frsquen,
cheering, tut on what sccount 10 no, known here
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-02-06
Of tho 81, IN. focvssss u.ns Il souihs,u nov. .r.

OF tho 3D. ths COL Wang sns cf scuihayu uoxs ere
risansd.
,
m au-n IN undcuNsd sothortfy hd Gcu.
oesu'varu hnI AT vcf m the cty ~ AuI uss. and
Mu.cn M chsr~ o. ninary operations IN thAA Do
P-.mcn
lM rNefsburH trrnr- of thc ID, saws; That
prc'o,H !" tne psH'o n The Commissioners
w, nr9ush he hncs ON THURSDAY, Gen. Wiso dehy-
ereu an -ddrr,s t. his command not 10 relsr the'r
s,onet. hui 10 ,A,rsr1 A ON ,h.I, -. ~, ,..ss
The rnid up tie Clcwan River towards we,don.
10 ssid to have besp shAndoueI bcio~s n
pshe snytbnC.
Svesal Jays snce> party S Yante-s landed
shosl's bsv, on The lovcr y>u~s, apd des,roy ed
Al ehe booeoa on hr. Charios v. warren's plants
uon- stehng snd killing bis stock, destroying
al his 'alushs arm mschincry. and either burn
ins Or carryos "a hs large crop VI grain ami pro-
vender, anil all his prov aons.
Saturday evening lsss the Eighth Illinois Yankee
CsVslry encsmp~i t~u nihs no~th Of Dumtrics en-
ihe telegraph rosd. They were sccuupsutcd ~
wagons And we're suppc-ci ~ 70 On nsA< way .o
frcier1ck kshurs The ~esshcr v~y coad and
me roAis in shN wr,ched orrd,tou tbs1 thsy
resutn~d to-urd AlaSAndri. on s..iAy n,orpins
iley roblcl hr Richsr,l Bvins o. sil hts toyuss
and pro,inons On konday has, . body u Yan.
se. cavalry were ncsr ruk Gate, thrss ulihss wsa
si Bteuuvihe.