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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-05-18
Ihe Only Known Restorer Of Color
end Perfect Hair Dressing Combined.

ounD PREVENTATIVE o. nALDNnsA.
Lesson Hat Color Rastcsse ed Dressina
9 4eoeoe Heir Color Rselossg and Dressins.
~ aak = ssoovstcd and strengthened, and restored
~ e1gnal color without tn application Of nInerol
sa.eees css = eerlisd ~ ne haad, = Il dos not
eoA 0e Aia q oou the finest Inca Ills conoets Win.
-; - oeheP dressAg or accompaniment Of any
- ss..s sseesasy 70 secure shsss ls.irahae resuss
AcnW @ reuesre avay ~ 10 ~ esia.na1 color.
En IN aahs Il grow bald hsa7b,
@0 ~ gosocss The neutral sseretione.
S-001 remove - dandar9 ana itchinG.
! ~ nahe ~ har con. gossy and flexible.
Sv4 peessrve the original cctorto old ~,
yc0W0 peeveet the hair from fanhne a.
0 ~ easo - aisease Of ~ scalp.
- 80 Ou1sDscA2o ! an harry 20 ada NJ eenei.
0ey - ~ ersas vslae Of the Leaasn Hair CeSse Re.
49, rssessed ~ hair TO its original dark coli
49, - - Appeon r. BE- permanent an sstienr
SSCesss tsssessass 1.ekaas me aye, but opsr-
- - Esoees ~ gowtA. lpercHassd ne asss bot.
S1eD D1uaro ,. oarTigaa, drug1ht, fentA ana
0u0oo sBoe6. uAo can also testify my ~ ~ vrrv
~ 49, Z sess:sess Y ne. MA nlllla,
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-05-18

TlOR SALE W The Hxecn&ofs Of he Estate "
IL the late ANTOINE LIE CLAIRE.
Good Brick house on 10th streot
Double Frame house - 1oeA street.
Franc house on Fafnam dfeet: Is City lots.
The Far Grounds, containing = acres. A de-
sirable Investment.
acres north-ear 81 " etmore's addition.
Lots and Out Lots in the city Of lie Claire
LanoA ID J0hnACn, Muscatine, LooieA Slots.
Jones', f6wesheik, Jasper, Calhoun, Carroll, Ger.
70 G0rpO, Franklin and Des Noises counties.
GEO. L. DAVENPORT, Executor.
mr4-dtf or. JNO L. COFFIN
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-05-18

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49, 1lI,si S.ss s..os.'.
.ln,ri = ttn ebeass'w s. "a
ssa.a vi VI Dmlavst y ~ Asr psys
Co. bise~ Va1 ~ - Or street.
VmN - ~ p,aes - Ct Isn't ,
" 100 vatA ased, ~ sAssA 80 ~,
kses 30 "a ~ ~ - - ~ Issd ~ -,
= 49, -, male, large ~ shnall- a
x.....s 80 n RAsseasn SsnR.
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Ven dil lsavs mise fFow-
vi 0As's nakin' ssnp. nit 10 Ass hasd
n DR. hiaA shin.bsss of!eesw.
6. Dea seSs - hsr, KstseinA
A5.. usw yos HE did cost TT kinde /.
Add spring myself srsssd - NJ bel,
III qsisk "ifsss fscs'' psaSsS,
va ltink she hook, she takes daa boes
Aad spAilss dse cost for tell, . j.
AAA - hsss shis.beasstossddw
@ Gswa tAsn shtsps BY rail-
e. Dsa takes dsa little cosa ~,
Asd ] hssss Il on der 1oofs ID ..
lpats ~ rusty .suit On. WI
A. GENES In anodsr dooe.
DIN ~ Kaasriss ~ Knows N.
Aad ~ tslls ~ u Dr. Gsllss i
Mit peoty suit ofeaothsson
1hss shs knock tswa u der esllsr.
Den dad . shails iitsls.
- On de wrong side Of my facs,
And says kstarine, my tsrlih'.
why pint me out der plsces
And ~ goes right Down der shtsps,
And she asds der eoas I'll tsss
Hit der oder chin bone Of con-
Bots hanging o. der 1oor,
Den she says, w. aaH yos Hans,
Aee Wasyou Oct cooe who Woeof
And says yes. lgoth
Al Snrn 4 Cos. New Store.
Den goes 70 Western He'll" sgais,
And gets aaodsf yust - hort;
NOBODY hardly kneus NJ knew,
lsok ysst like sApess
WESTERN HALL
Has no~ spsssa Ne aaess stock Of
Spring M Danner Clsthing,
FURNISHING AVE
,es4i R0lCB 0OODD,
1sse displayed in this market, ct prices which
-1in suseain our we'll earned reputation Of being
CA00DoOa EsaabllUmemel In the CITY
Years truly.
y. n. SMITH 4 CO.,
-. Randolph St..
Daroldeod1y Chicago. HI.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-05-18

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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-05-18

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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-05-18

AOssses For Sale.
TWO FRAME HOUSES AND Full. LOrs
- 10 Parke<'s Addition. ~ sale BY n v
mrS-dtf JNO L. COFFIN
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-05-18


CINCINNATI, May 1s.-Thc Gazettc,s
special says:
Gov. Brown, Of Ca, passed through Tn.
dianapolis last light en- route to Washing
ton.
Both Houses Of the Kentucky Legislature
convened yesterday. The House adopted
resolution directing the Committee on the
Condition OF Slavery to revive the State
slave code, and . committee appointed to
prepare resolution in relation 10 the assas.
sination Of President Lincoln.
Dispatches from Nashville saw.
The rebel leaders, Gates, Wood. Champ
and Ferguson, are committing great depre
dations on the defenders Of the people in
East Tennessee.
Large numbers Of paroled soldiers from
Lee and Johnston's army arc travelling
through the country robbing and plumber.
ing.
On the 9th jeff. Davir, after dividing the
specie among his escort, informed them that
they must look out for their own personal
safety, taking few followers with him. in
GLIDING Benjamin and Breckenridge, was At
tempting to reach the coast when arrested.
Basil Duke and several If his officers srr
rendered q Augusta aS
DAVIS was expected to arrive At Nashville
last night.
Two thousand four hundred prisoners at
Camp Chase have taken The oath and been
released.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-05-18

Practical Chemist, Boston, Mass:
For sale in every city and town. Dealers with
god business references supplied on commission.
J. n. Reed : Co., Fuller, Fitch / Fuller. whole
ale agents, Chioago. 4. 3. BALlORD, Agent,
0ovo0port Iowa feb2S -deOdAW
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-05-18

4Aees %, probably no line Of diseeses which
80 Lsae Csmpisisss.
1Asre In not . recipe written, nor . prepare
easa before the public for The above complaints
49, doss not contain Esase, Asfisnony, LObaisa,
- 0ptsm, IL some torn Or other, which claim
- be entirely unnecessary in nine -tenths Of such
oaDes. - they produce nausea, cause the stomach
- sspsl food. snd allow disease TO triumph over
VIA nature requires 70 keep MP strength.
Again shess Objectionable componsnts cause
aeee 70 b placed % fer apart that the irritation
he foundation II wpak fsngs or consumption is
permanently laid.
Z ees CssSA Remedy should be Che Pock.t
Ae1stee o. ssrssy companion Of oil, and TO be
uoed j1Ge - oiten q there 10 ficklis1 10 the
sA'se1 q disposition to cosgA. but to allow Of ts
~ uee afser the cough Il checked, TO clear
awey al rsnsiuing irritation, and make the cure
perfect.
Casss Of most violent Sore Throat, with al
Ne symptoms Of DiptAsrjs have been osntirely
eassA By making . constant use Of the Cough
1enedy - 0afgle. For Hoarseness II 10 in
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-05-18

Lows Lands and Town lIeas.
lo4 $40 ACRES from &l25 Upwards 4
II 900 ACRES in Wisconsin. Mime
i V.OCOs sofa and Nebraska.
Clio Town Lots in Davenport, Walcott. Durani
and Downcy. Improved farms ia Scott and C
dar counties. For sale By
mr4-dtf mo T. COFFIN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-27
MEETINGS TOPOSTP0NE TIE DRAFT
Thirfceus.i Wnra.

The citizens of the Thirteenth Ward have
.nlen hold nf the matter Of filing their quota ~ pr'c
teal natter All cnl.stuols 1T the Eiith uSres-
s.on1l District Recruiting Headquarters in Essex 81
are diviuea pro among tie Vaids ana hence tue
ll.rcrnth gets IT'S share. Not content win III, a
ward rcc une cn'co has been ocEed al the Thirteenth
Precinct Siaii0nouse. corner Of brancey ana Ator-
and IN Order - keep tie n1rEn"iy IN orIef an
immruse mas. meeting was be ia TIE Clinton GHldth'
Ciitof-sf., between Broouc and D"sancei .>is., on
satu day evening last TIE Immense HanulaciurlHs
OF this waid were made manifest 10y tlo great
number q hudy mechanics 2 esc'i Enc's pIn.hg
press e,tahii. hmcrt singers se|ingmHebine ictoiy
aud other noted shops contributed Hsc' 10 the sI OF
TIE meeting and the remarks of the several speakers
were earnest and practical IN tcr TONE gLd 'i'.cu 70
with marked attention
JOSH III II. Tookor esq was called to the char ONT
ex.AsscnhiyUau Iyich nCicd ~ SECRETARY. Inc ~
lowing cit!z me were chosen 10y the ciaIrEin aid
,epied by tie meeting Us Finance Committee, and
requested 10 meet al lie stgti"uAous tins cie. ~
nrsau 2atou: AlcNuUupr II. stewart JO. ". tr Itb-,
FREDERICK GeImlup. Thomas Brown. Thomas Brady
Charles ku.tcr Christopher h'yEolGa, h"Ocit iuii'
jar me, H. Cook. Join +. 1hnlL Ihonos henned!,
fiphat :. Neyius. Simeon Levy, L. hfenAie' LOUIS
Hoiarder Hnd ChaIlcs Meilil.
An Executive coumittee # five fTop each elec'iol
distf.et WAC asn mp dated, Of Which t"Ay MA -
chairman. Mr. JoOgsR chairman OF the ';eel - Isn
oe,tfd that an assessment % ne dollars cen o'
,oic I'D from the four tAOgs'ud Fu,cis 81 tt NHu,
ttus securing lai dmoncy find 81 twct.y tA"nsdAd
dollars anfly sufficient 70 secure O." Nhid li"in Ns
NECESSITY OF dinit Mr.. McALEAR sb! i1doIsed this
PROPOSE ION anu II seemed TO meet with marked "'oi'
IL " rs referred 20 tie Finance Committee.
Afrr ab,e address, nom tOIhc.nicn lrluy anu
Eo,ter. /. {. Mcdonnell and otAeis. tie meeting I'D
rms stated to have been the largest aid best con-
duet.d meeting ever held in the Old Ih!'eeu'A h"'u'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-27
H;.scert,, Ward.

There was Il large attendance Of the citizens,
Of this ward in the Court Room conner 81
twenty sccond.st.. and Soy -lh.ye.. On SATIN jay
evening" fer q purpose o.. cort clirg ne hhE o, i1e
cnOfn by enstr ents Alderman LL"i' ~ MILLS
presided. NJ II. &. PACK Scc;eiar'. ,
+. \. ADN.s, ESQ, s.. j. STAFFORD csc, D. X.
VrgRCK. esq aud utsc.s. addressed tho me-, - CIV
- rpcnrrsei.g essuraoCcs dat tie quota Of The DIS
trct could b, tiled Il the CoUHiy bcunU eon.! O'
promptly iura'sled. st., .... o..
address. tie needing briefly remarked tho Re cinc 20
Le ncetirc hs IalyIte citizen - contribute rs mite
toward relieving ttc Nnra IRON the enforcement ~ TIC
diqt bV enli,tiag so G8tper5 Rather than pve ID :
~ itl I'm ge fainr5 se.l be Obliged 10 go, re -
contrib aud II necessary two thous'hl &C.. !
and 10 slow III. Intention he rendered one o- ana
dollar note making his eoutributI"n lis evening one
thousard tlrre hundred and hity doiM. Whiei
elected tremendous applause ard vote 81 turAA-
which adopted unanimously ma -,
n. etings aIc held every evening. The Hon. henr,
T. KpymSnd was announced 10 * on Iuosiiy e'el
! iuT. The 2sih inst. ..,.,,
Con mttees were appointed TO confer with The e.'ig,
,nl tic ladies' II the ward 20 solicit Their inuoenc'
ia fie c..lse also to confer with TIE oAcrTs o
Tie se,srsi - rin.ns~ - III &ewhoft STATE hhitif
In the district in regard TO their seTo,s Lo-s OBJ
fpucl fir ono year.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-27
eherman's Pssisisn-De~sr'seus Hs" The
| Rebel ArmT.

From Or Spe ,i.i Correspondent.
KSsTos. n. e.. March ". 1855.
My information from the field Is TO ~ O'Clock
IN. Of 70 day. and 10 to tho effect that Gen. Sherman
advance /. in the vicinity Of Boon Hi On the hcrd
Carolina Railroad. between SmithGe'd end Go'd'bor'
ough. He has certainly engaged the enemy at That
point, and every thing indicstes that Brasg Is making
s,ubboru resistance Tie striking Of the railroad at
tho po!n, indicated places Union foroe between the
column confronting SchoheId and mat deien"og
Raleigh. Schofcid ed on GOldsboroush early Mon
a.r manning and thas far has met 10 determined re-
,,.opce In that direction. though the enemy was found
in .one force within four miles Of that place by Capt
Graham. LIST n C. v. c.. VITO reoonnoterod their POSI-
ton on Sunday With three companies OF cavalry II
Sherman is confronted in any considerable 'orce WIZ
eove scboAcld to march on uDimIeded to ont the rail-
road. IN their rear, but II Bragg considers the holding
Of the line Of railroads running into Godsborough Of
more Importance sisn the former of1ent sherman VIII
make his retreat next to on inpossibilI'y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-27
Gen. Sherman Whips The Rebels at Mount
Olive, and Enters Smithtield.
Communication Established between Gems.
Sherman, schofeld, eEd Terry.
GREAT ENTHUSIASM AMONG THE TROOPS.
They arc Sweeping Everything Before Them

WAR D5rAGlMEST. Wa TnScToS, March $50 p NJ
Msjoy.G oaroiJcuS ). DIX NerYor
The following dispatch from General schoileld
tepors his arrival ar and occupation OF GoGsbaroush
on TUESDAY. March %. with but slight opposition.
EuwiN NJ. STANTON. Secretary q War.
GoIrsn1RoUCH, y. G.. March o.
VIA FoETRrss AoNaoT. Va. March 90 r. ~.
Ii.rt.GrR. I. :. GRANT Cty PoiHt "a
have tie honor TO repoI, that ] occupied Gods
borough tbs evening with but slight opposition.
General Torrys column nom Wilmington, was at
Parsons depot asi night, ard should be near tlis raee
tonight.
sAeruaus EFF was ngogcd with the enemy near Ben
ionyille on Sunday.
TIE artillery l;i1g VAS quite rapid during The do!'
md for a short time on Monday morning.
Shermau's rig.i--tle S,veIteclth CO'ps-was near
Mount Olive on Sunday night.
There las been come artillery firing during to-day,
which indicates a gradual approach Of sherman's arm!
toward THE place.
IN Ibis being strictly IA accordance Wiz Shermah'
tlais ! ~,e no doubt all is weh
hope 70 1--we more d,fri'c ard later INTEL eerce
nom sherman yefy SOON, and viii fcl ward II TO you
without Ge, y.
Iud tie bridges burned bit otherwise the road is
noti 'aled. and The depot facilities are very Gnc.
IcaYtuIed here &c, ca cans. aud Cen 1erly las cap
tuFei Two locomotive, ard two c.rs, which lcis NJ"
usiYs joins VI. soaoFrlD. Nelor General
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-27
FROM CHARLESTON AND SAVANNAH.
Torpedocs In ChRriesssw Nartor-RepIaces
n,ens Of the Old Flag 90 Esrs sansser.

TIE s0rannah Herald Of the DIST, and The
Cl0rls.to- Conrier Of the Goth are received.
Torpedoes hive been discovered scattered oil orsr
Charleston Hsrbor and 10 Cooper aud Ashley Rivers.
So fu they have done NO great damage. Messrs. GIf
ford Hsord aud Gay have picked ny between so and
TO- AID are still raising them.
On the ssetnoon II thu l7th white the United States
survey steamer Bibh Capt, &. o. BoGtile con-
manding sounding the channel OF Battery Bee GA
sulliyans Island she stuck torpedo. which exploded
under her port bow but fortunately without causing
auv material damage TIE force Of the concession
uoh as 10 ihrox the bow OF the vessel completely eus
Of water Too Bib ID a strong y-buls craft and could
probably withstand the shock of several torIedoes with
oct sustaining much damage. None OF tho officers or
crew were injured IN the least Que of the engines
slightly injured Great praise 10 dae TO Capt. Bou,i"
aud his executive officer c. W. Buck for their ecolnes
on the OCCASION and the prompt measures they took te
meet any emergency which might arise
Ma sors of vessels n passing IN or out Of tho harhor
had better keep well IL toward tho shore when going
Ia Battery Bee The torpedo which exploded under
the BIB was doubtless Of the 10 laid down by The
Rebels ION days before the evacuation. A number
have been taken up and tho search for others Is sl
progressing The work OF sounding the channels and
fixing the lights Is progressing rapidly Is possible
ScoIs.aTy Welles, Assistant Secretary Fox, aud
Major Gen. Robert Anderson will visit Charleston for
the purpose u raising the Old Flag on Fort Sumter
which wa. taken away with the General. thea hejor
A riersor, on his departure for New'fork. The Flag
has been sacredly preserved. And will again DO thrown
to the breeze on Old Sutss walls on the 10Th Of April
Gen saxton has arrived ct Charleston, and has
established hls headlgarters at the Aston House. No.
II East Battery.
The supply steamer Massachusetts, arrived si CLarles'
ton on the 10Th.
Captain John Ronrke. commanding battery In Anil
lignns Irish Brigade, arrived at Milton Head, on the
l,,h wing escaped from Coniedcnte imprisonment
lie had long and perlous trip. and WIS five times -
the hands Of the enemy bat succocded by Yankee 10.
xenulty, 10 escaping every time.
He len Coluuts TWO days after 10 eyHoa.en by Geps
h5s.nsn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-27

1t Is reported what is thought TO be good authority
that as many 1s two full Brieades OF Infantry are
roaming about the swamps adjacent to the heuse
River seeking favorable opportunity to enter our lines
for the purpose Il laying down their arms. Color is
given TO thesc reports IN the fact that many fifty
dcscrters In daily This detection is not confined
TO private soldiers alenc large rrmbtr Of officers
have entered lines. some even wiki the rank oil
Mtjor.
very few days must develop the situation Of things
in North Caroline. md meanwhie it is believed that
every circumstar &c rhodes TO ourarms. f. H.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-27
Ermor. f,om Newbcys,.

NlwBlEs, y. C.. Tuesday. March 2l. 1865.
Since the advance Of Gen. SchOfcid's army
non Kin.ton yesterday mentioned ID The NeeoeTn
7ires tbs morning. We hare 10 additional news OF im'
por.,nce Parties non tho ffcri say that cannonndng
vas distinctly heard a.! Day Ell Linston, indicated
al engagement o. GodstoTougb, tetweon Slcrinanand
ue enemy This is credited At heidqnarters where
We are informed thst Shermon could not have reached
Go'1sborough by that tine.
Tie report received a. LeadQ oarters that brigade
O. the enemy with tLeir artillery, were on that Gay CO.
deayorug 20 cut their way rough 10 our lines ana de
liver them selves up may De true aud this cannonane
may DE- the conflict going on among themselves Al
though they will not inform US at headquarters "he'e
Gen. Sseg is for obvious reasons, Stl At is an
pouneed tLa re Is al right and that great iantes Of
supplies have gone forward 10 him.
A Rebe! orsoer says .hat Gen. Sherman {. eIeouting
stvo.foid movement. each Of which Will bring forth
results cf great ipOr, moe be Ia srecessiul Of which
lie says there H. hot much doubt
Col, j. r. Conlin. CHEF Qparter,naster Of shermans
right wing arrived here days $50, and has been
ecvely engaged IN forwarding surplcs TO Sherman.
All the aye1ues ior carrying supplies to hcwberr
have been tsleu posson Of Tor the benefit Of the pub
lie seTvce This increases the greet necessity OF re-
opeuing the port OF New bern which the authorities
here 81 favor A population OF over e,oc0o depend ON
thls city for their daily supplies all Of whom. in short
time mus, be fed By the Government. this port not
Immediately opened which S.ll seriously eubaIras' the
movements Of sTTnies. The $1,000 refugees whom
Gen. Sherman has cent 10 Wilmington end the great
numbers erTivHs here from oil quarters make IL mil
itaTy necessity reopen at both Wilmington and
Newborn ss pOits Of entry.
An order from Gen Soboscld. dated the 18th Inst
eays that al officers In this city belonging TO the
ccmman3 OF Maj Gen. Sherman VIII proceed at once
b. rail to Kinstca. end report In person for orders TO
tbe commanding generals headquarters in the field.
Outsiders of tie general belief that Sherman Is .,
Golisboiossb bat OF course 10 ell SPECULATION viii
them.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-27
The War Ia tkp Southwest.
CAIKO. SatrrLar. March z

CAIRO, Saturday, March 20 1850
A fight occurred betweentwenty OF our troops
and seventy guo,ri!las thirty miles from Padncah on
wednesday night. Twenty Of the gusrTiias wore
killed including the notorious leader Capt. McDons'il
Capt. McGregory ras killed or our side.
Gen. Meredith has several expeditions out clearing
West Kentucky Of guerrilas
Six hundred and eighty bales OF cotton passed here
ror Cincinnati aud two hundred for st. Louis today.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-27
THE EXECUTION CF KENNEDY.
Tho Prisoner Meets biz Frtc with pe.
fnns prmcanor md Curses on lis
L;rs-rais Singular Conduct-Confes-
sion OF his Guiit-A Hardened Wretch.

Robert Cobb Keunely's wicked and diabolical
attempt burn this city, his ssul capture ard fair
tia. his sentence. and lastly lis execution. nre now
matters ofhisory. Tut Of oil Lis acts the manner i'
which he met lis death was The most revolving. As lie
stood beneath the eaovs he displayed the most reckless
disregard Of life that could he imagined lie denied tie
minister Of God scofcd and sworc in his presence.
cfved for liquor TO increase lis widress aud with his
almost dying breath sang verse Of all Irish drinking
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-27
The Battts nt I&ioston- Disastrous Defeat
Of the knemy-C onch's Arrival on the
l1sh-Tke RebcIs Retreat shsrnss n's
Advance-His Communicates with
Schsaeid-DiGcaIi Nsvisssieu Of che
Neuse-persoaaI Hssnss.
a Our sp.c!L Cerrrsron5en,.

hEwBERS. N. c.. March q, 1863
The desperate fighting Of March 10 decided
she mastery Of toe keuse The enemy, who had long
been aware Of TIE landing Of considerable force In this
vicinity lost tine IN certifying the approaches to
Kn.ton. Ne gradually reeeded before the advance Of
Gen. Ccx's ssmmaDd until lie upon bis ntrenched
position Oh the rgst bank Of the Geuse. Just opposite
the city snd Lers Bragg attempted TO rake stand
and disprte the passage Of the river He b. 'hrewn
~ strong line Of works along the river, xl,oh ex.
Tended oheu a. miles The rntep torost eonfrcn,ed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-27
The H.. AlSaus Raiders.
MONTREAL, SaiIrdu

MONTREAL Saturday Nsroh 2s l-t5.
The argument IN the ~. Aibons raiders case
closed last night and decision 10 promised on Weaaes
day neAs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-27
FROM MOBILE.
The Movements Against the City Com.
menced.
Nrw-OaLrA.s. March II, win
CAInn- NlIu day. MlIch .. lsoj. !

CAIgo, Saturday, March %. soj
The grand military movement against Mobile
was commenced yesterday by Gen. Bentons Third Di-
vision Thirteenth Corps. Col. Bartran's First Brigade
Twenty seeond Corps. Gens. N.ocI's and Sr"k SIS
brigades are also moyng in TIE direction of Bonse'
eOur
Gen. Andrews also moved from Rlrrancas with two
brgades and took possession Of Pensacola, which he
NOW holds.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-27

This Is gal. day for my eperrs They viii DO thor pos
d, honor Abraham and ccelrsi, the T-vnt pon scto3,
The Foierss have obtained possession Of Chsri-on
nns.op ard other pieces along our seabosd oht 20,
ysIor Iery the Ccfirh
,rst. them Tie dogs ougb, N reinonbrf thai
they did take Charleston by op,n wsrsrs-thst Dinoie
Of only succunoed when there was an army 10 We
rear They swear that hsrcon made 10 resistance witnou
Considering thss her In the peerless band o. Ire
e. G-n them let them suhjuxas Oh. South and then uinnpA
During the pssi week Kennedy had frequent oonser
cations with Chaplain Burke. OF Fort Hamilton. iIr
Their than believing In the Supreme Being he ssid ne
had no religious convictions. At one time he maze gu
effort 70 escape by boring holes through tbe door OF h'
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-01-17

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