Janesville Daily Gazette (Newspaper) - August 29, 1864, Janesville, Wisconsin fiy THOMSON OX K I. M. 0. OFFICIAL OF I HE IN THE Wo hava from papen state that Ft. Morgan ii the enemy's but whether blown up or evacuated is un- We aro gratified at the fact and Ciu afford to await the coming of The fight on the Weldon Hail road was quite a severe and our forces were driven back after a hard but not until they hud thoroughly destroyed the Oar Chicago dispatch ia brief but to the It will be seen that ia ia the ascendent and will be nominated without The crowd 'a represented as being and the whiskey trade is enormous There will be very lively fight on Vice Gen. Butler has arrived in en route for id moving hia forces around so to occupy a position on the Macon In consequence of the inhuman ment af our all luxuries have been withdrawn from the denizens of Ft. The privateer Tallahassee on destroyed twenty-two fishing off Prince Edward's Four thousand Indian warriors are en- camped on the plains of Western They have already captured 300Q horses other Thoy aro well armed nnd splendidly A Farragut a Banco up Mobile and found to his toward the Kilpatrick in his raid upon the Macon effected destruction of the track far a distance of fourteen he met a force of rebels and defeated capturing six cannon nnd 200 Subsequently ho mot another force of which defeated taring most of the guns and VOLUME 8. 1864. 3S1 UMBER 154. Tnt uow the I In and K to tno luar tu WK III tu lu nil la literary merit In I Hu to or A LETTER are permitted to make the following extract from a letter to Mrs. from tho Lieutenant who is welt known Last Saturday our regiment had a hard fight with Forrest south of tho io river 2-5 milca south of Holly General Hatch Gth and 9th Illinois and 2d Iowa cavalry wero on- Tmr with on both Hatch finally got hia back up and ordered the boys to charge across an open field and the enemy from their sition which was a formidable Our b iys carried the in fine dis- 1 nnd routing tho enemy who were commanded by Forrett in wus thirty killed and ed from tho Colonel Co m met with a narrow a piece of a shell through his geant Guild of my c was seriously but not fatally wounded in the This ia the first time those two ted cavalry Hatch and havo over been pit to I against each we feel proud to think tho cavalry ped them almost before the infantry fired a It is rather a atrange coincidence that Hutch and Forrest were ing from unhealed wounds nnd both were on the field in not being able to ride in the though our boys hurried Forrest so that he abandoned his buggy which with the horses nnd one of his staff officers fell into our ban After ing them four miles night coming on they mod the ch ise an I fell hack to their former where they were at last Negro Soldiers to toe Treated as of War by the The fallowing is from the Richmond Ex- aminer of the 19th. It shows that the els have receded from their position con- colored and will hereafter treat them as prisoners of We may that tho exchange of prisoners will soon be We quote the chaste and amiable outside of the employed to do the work of pillage and slaughter of the Yankee coin who sits in the usurped at are henceforth not to be considered fit subjects for the bayonet and knife after but aro to be treo ed as prisoners of Yesterday an der from tbe Provost Marshal's sanctioned by the Secretary of was received at Castle The port was that tho negro prisoners taken in Yankee whether free or if they hailed from Maryland or wore not to be claimed as property in case they wero but they were tube treated as negroes usually aro in case they are declared their A citizen of Maryland or Delaware cannot claim his stolen or impressed or impressed by tlie from tho fact that Maryland and Delaware arc within tlie limita of the kingdom of Old and not within the limits of the Confederate This decision is ken as and aa it from the Provost Marshal's with the sanction of the War we take it as Every negro who comes here as a prisoner of war proclaims himself as a free Consequently the order ed to will save a groat deal of bo it remembered that tho slaves of Maryland and Delaware in tho army of Grant are That's enough to make them freedmen LOCAL AND OF Chicago From 06 SI A M Ft. P ii A M GolDR US A M P M A M Mil. Prairie du From 0 i- M 2B5 A M PII Ail I'M PM II p tu p m p m p m p m Arrival and Departure of the tLu villa Post on and after am i p m uml n lu Cm A N. p m a in 0 p m Mil. 1'. du ji in a and A Mud p m Mall via D tu mull from Milwaukee ana 9 pm mid s J n m Overland to at m. ami Rt p mall to Emerald Grovo from a m to 6 p m. Sundays 9.-00 a m 10 00 a tn. J. M. P 11 3.31pm u iu m 3.06 p m m 1. Op tu p m 6 a m m Monday The following H the official report of the playing of and running ladder arid com annual tournament of the held in Fond tlu 24ih and To OF U tUn ji tlm Ilo k Ladder also the uf Playing tity tank 43 Inchon derp Of 10 at but iota 0 n 4 at the No 2 of It 10- No. I ot Grern W N 13 of Pond da L 2 Mid sou No 2 of Witch No. 2 of 35 No. 2 nf fund du La of nnd ridea K 40 lof City No. I oi du Urns wua tq City No. I of Food du Hi rough 290 fact of for a BY I Reported for the THE WAR FOR THE LATER FROM THE Glorious from i Fort Morgan In our SO THE REBEL NEWSPAPERS SAT. RISE IN understand that the salary of Rev. Mr. of tho Baptist church baa boon increased to Nono too much oven at of tbe Press to Mr. Sloan's His vote and his voice havo givon in support of tho measures and tho policy which the great muss of the loyal men of tho country Ho has many excellent and rare qualities aa a He is an ardent and inflexible supporter of tho National His integrity of character is and while ho possesses a ready capacity for is n vigorous and persuasive he to be free from that for notoriety which in Leg bodies prompts mon to bo ally upon their and to consume the timo with glittering are qualities that are appreciated by tho and we have no hesitation in ping tho full Union vote of old Dano for Mr. and no doubt of his election by a largely increased tho 1'ortago State Mr. Sloan ia the present incumbent and represents the district to entire faction of his He is a mem her of tho committee on Public and as rendered Columbia county and this section of tho State groat service in ge ting this city made a point in tho Land Grant Mr. Sloan will receive thp hearty support of tho entire Union party of tho and of course will bo tri- tbo or HON. I. C. The policy of tried nnd ful members of has we arc glad to been followed in tho only in this State where conventions havo so far been Wo have already noted of Mr. in the Sixth and wp arc pleased to announce tho of Mr. in the Second So far as we know anything ot Mr. Sloan's Congressional it has been a He has and ably represented the strong Union and Anti-Slavery sentiments that prevail in his Although obliged by circum tho impulse of tho last days of grace tho there is great activity on our caused ly by nt tho Provost of- THE WATER newspaper con- tho proceedings of the Tournament held at Fond du with many incidents connected For sale by Fon TUK one dred and fifty to two hundred man left hero on tho train hint night for Chicago to bo present the copperhead convention GOING ns fine looking men nu need bo neon went forward to cump fr m this They wero mostly for outside digest Do VOT fail to read inwardly tho admirable set of resolution adopted l-y the National Convention which Mr. Sloan fur They were ported by Mr. Conger of this and have the genuine ring of patriotism about 3of Fond da 201 ft 8 No. 2 ut n City No. 2 of WS U Excelsior No. 1 oi 310 B n U- Between Fountain U both to play Fountain City reported tUo awarded to 2 ol Fond ifu Inc. Tim running of for a mils and thru lay 400 ot Water No. ilu time City No 2 of Fund du MO. N a of Fond du titan B 33. The trumpet was awarded to No. S of Fo d ilu Lac no first engines the of clau wo leu tho 0. a FROM GRANT'S Flic Fight on Hie We Lose Possession of four Official from Memle The Convention at in the BOWER CITY new Band made iti first public appearance the casion of the recent tournament at Fond du For u of so recent organization it unusually unl the quality of the music furnished by it that it wilt soon bo one of tho bands in tho havo in another tho curd of Dr. setting forth tho efficacy of reined for tho various complaints they are to From parties who have used them we learn that thoy uro very in their and are with extensive meeting The speeches of and nando Wood gave but a view of the rampant tre won which prevailed at the Syracuse Peace meeting of the The following ore some of the mottoes dia- on the more victims for the slaughter pens n man or a If S touches the boll again the people will stretch his 11 Lincoln demands blood 1 Provost shals bo ware tho Tyrant tremble when the ple the Tyrant before he crushes Free ballots or free is a nigger Wo will not be conscripted in ft war for tho emancipation of II Champion of Civil over Military Ono of tho Joel of Jefferson indulged his ble proclivities in the following from which can be inferred the temper and intentions of the Ho denounced Mr. Lincoln as the gest kind of a and appealed to erybody to resist the ponding If any of tho despot at Washington cutne to their to tear them from the of their families in this war for the they must defend iu tho easiest They must resist him and show him thoir homes were You needn't look for a said thn A OR AN OR AND SLAY HIM ON THE This accords tbo copperhead tice up in Dodgo in th a where they and the enrolling as witness tho canes of J. C. Cole i John A. D a stances beyond hia control to be absent from his post during a portion of the laat we never heard it complained that Mr. Sloan was ever negligent of duty to either the country or bis that be ever voted on the wrong aide of important or that he ever a vote on any We trust that the Second District will return him by a handsome The removal of tho steamers that have plied between Milwaukee and Grand Ilaven for the last five from waukee to is a fact of somo Hereafter the boats ore to ply between the latter city and Grand abandoning Milwaukee ville a M. deceived the Oaz 'k in getting it to mako above The only foundation for it is the fact that one of the steamships ed to at present makes trips be- tween Grand Ilaven and tho direct traffic of the line during the present dull season not being sufficient to give full em- ployment to the two Ono of them plies as between this city and Grand In ing Milwaukee thoy would abandon tho HOurce of of thoir thing they are not likely to On ing the facts wo presume the Gazette will hasten to correct tho above as wo do not believe that it harbors any hostility either towards Milwaukee or the D. Farragut was notified of the render of tho rebel ram ho sent an officer off to receive Buchanan's On learning ef Buchanan's an cer asked Farragut if he would go off and see Farragut looked along his strewn with dead and and mangled and red with the blood of others who bad fallen and been and then With those brave men be- fore killed and mangled by I him but I want ing to do with POSTMASTER GENERAL in a to II A. as a false hood in every particular the statement that a regular espionage has been kept on lettera of Democrats passing through the of kind will B. of the town of has received sixteen dollars and ty cents for the fleece of one is the largest mm of money received any farmer in the county or State for wool of a single sheep that has come to oui and demonstrates tne bleness of In these times of high it is well to remember that children can be supplied with shoes for less than half tho annual by wearing Metal-Tipped to nay nothing of stockings destroyed and health by wet arising from the habit of wearing out their shoes at tho toes nal THE EVE AND particulars in this it will be seen that Dr. quite celebrated as a skillful and successful operator on diseased and located himself permanently in an office in tho U. S. block in this where ho is prepared to attend to cases ol diseased eyes and Tho Doctor war connected with a New York Eyo ry for find from highly notices wo learn that he bus successfully practiced in several towns throughout the with benefit to patients and credit to his professional A NEW have been presented to-day with h few bunches of a new seedling raised six years since by Mr. P. a man of this The vino in question is now bearing its third crop of fruit which may be described us compact of tho shape of tho Tho fruit ia with a fine and of tho size of tho Tina grape tho following lent in point of flavor it ia to the Isabella or Concord n very prolific having act over 200 es of fruit this tho fruit ou each bunch colors and at tho same every bunch on tho vino matures so that they can bo gathered tho same Tho Hartford Prolific is known to bo tho earliest ripening being two weeks earlier than but it one bad tho tho grape from tho bunch before quite which makes it nearly worthless A portion of tho vine upon which the ua wore was covered with earth tho past the remaining part being left exposed to the severe the mercury going down tu 35 below The grapes we were taken from this part uf tho Mr. London doea not intend to this grapo until tho horticultural public have become well assured possesses all tho merits claimed fur but will the coining spring an acre for his own As tho northwest is proving to be one of tho most adapted regions fur we consider this now seedling a great COMMON an adjourned meeting of tho Board held on Saturday evening His Honor the Mayor was in tho and nil tho present ex- cept Sundry accounts were presented for lowance and appropriately An order introduced by Alderman relative to making out an assessment for sidewalk improvement on lots 9 10 May's was passed The committee appointed to tako proof in tho Madison street improvement nib mined their showing a total of for of Report ed and Two orders introduced by Alderman one in relation to payment of a tain certificate of sale to K. ind the other for assessment for building sidewalk in front of lot block nal were both The matter of the claim of John Wallen for grading on South Third was re- ported back by the Judiciary ind referred to the City The clerk was ordered to prepare an roll for tho payment of Thomas for laying gutter on the south if South First A couple of accounts amounting to An order was passed directing tho city Clerk to receive from P. A. an ler for work done in payment of sed Immense Crowd at the PROM NEW YORK Peace Rumors affect FROM THE UPPER REBELS LATE EUROPEAN WHAT THE TIMES FROM GRANT'S August 27. Tho Washington special Gen. cOck the loss of 2 other eay 14 gutu wore Sleeper ot the 10th buttery WUH captured after ho uus ami 10 of his men ami 54 killed NEW August Tho special gives tho following of thu lighting on the and 3d uf thu 2d went down on Wednesday near Station to continue the destruction of thai and had in that object of destroying of sumo 10 milcn oiu encountering very much Yesterday the rebels marched corps and two uf corps in front of our lines and commenced At a about 8 they our lino in tho though they fought with the utmost ue boon as they beaten buck they wore again win repeated four and were severely but on re- turning tho 5th tinio they in driving back ihe N. Y. who had already poured through opening thus ana ed tho flunk and rear of the remainder ol the and rendered their al a matter of This movement placed the other division in a forcing it to draw on tho leu Sank its front in another and in the change it but able to prevent further advance of the en- The result of tho battle is We have lost possession of about 4 miles ol railroad on our though the 5th hold somu 3 or 4 Tho portion which is loat was effectually destroyed and would perhaps been evacuated in a few so our withdrawal it was ind further than wo did not leave at our n Missouri will vote us a id 18 fur ti 10 of four to onu nrc this morning that will receive the on tho first It M not more than a and uf the usual will be ed A of both From Kentucky uru paid to be As no of opinion as character of tho platform been An co. vention uf the eta and tho tin ans with Christianity tij bring a 11 be n linti very ally tinon by all the is understood to have pledged to the the it shull Thw is to lie tho position of ami Ben Wood is hold the that ho will will thu indo there is a another n nnd a pence in densely although half an hour and the section of the i wet apart for gentlemen ied hy iii The day is nnd nnd immense not with tickets tire gathered outride on the shore of the Tho music is furnished by A p of tho Ait litory without where the pe are densely has given away and a number have been n distance ol 10 nnd 13 but nobody ii Col. nnd other were received with music and as they entered August Grand Kail way nnd burnt with Half Tho annual i av li HI t j y Ihn S C II O O It 0 0 K. S I All iho books lu oar CITY with Copy sal In largo FOB N w The Song 8 1 CON D BY n largo and prent tho u n cd lu but I MI uou rt Cul it Oun tu fur vn MASON X liy 11A.SUS New Noises in tho Discharges from Anil all ItO Ear FROM August 1'ork Irum ol 17lh arrived thin at tho manner in which federal b mils aro ut adding that fall is ded with instead of Tho Times believes me campaign will continue unless danger to n be- comes MI grout in the tho main Tho euro of Richmond is u lest of ability of iho North to muko a permanent ion in French routes were Out n nil thu tho did An is tu be uf trin nnd in their Having permitted the of Denmark cede rights to to which he nad no Federal 1'iifititc ura L oti iho the ship bound I mm bl LUND the further win FROM NEW NEW August pence ho nn credited thna at tdo ia also while the is reinforced to lull of the by and tho 10 at tho in a up tu ami it is i hat lower prices will bo touched It opened at and at 2 p. it wne quoted ut a downward Curod by 0. E. ihn of New C ills M All ulty i 11 of nl 4 f mill CUT thu 1'nrtic. 0. liox T Of 1ST OF LETT K IIS In miy ol Ilio mutt lliu ami ful Ii not liny lie acnt to di Ilu nl nt Ilio lij Ilio 1. iw in U nt vl li u i And t full ami HIKUI neon din 3. to In u town or lul I. u cm r Mi tli 4. HIP on ci mid H n hint ilon f r N. fnr n in Oic v. II limn and ro P d i ml nl will urilli ut pri uf ID tj tbu I nn ol 11 run II n. I'm I I Mis Ann e Mint Ct A n K V. I in V I Mm Matin V U 11 ADD Julio V t' MIK M A K mi MI'S rl Mix Came 0 MIJ A J i. G ei Win i lint W u I In. J A Wm C A ol of Connecticut up to and beyond if not literally covered wUU 1 until the day of the and are much occupied by 1 not always meet with so prompt a de- weed that it hu supplanted crops of more 1nial- n Every iu the region I J 6word k ITA ar leu like beer DEATH or JAMES has just been received by Mr Henderson father of Lieut. Henderson of the 4th Tennessee Cavalry formerly of this that his son killed near Newman on tho 30ih of Juh in the raid under Ho in tho early history of tho war in tho 7tl. Illinois in which body ho tor a long time with decided was afterward transferred to tho 4th Ten in which regiment he bai His mon ed the affection for wau inspired by his gallant nnd soldierly IIi3 body was loft in tho uf the had another sin in tho army be- fore but has nut heard from him in a number of in not since the heavy fighting which coxt iu heroic BUSINESS AT TUB less persons are now continually employed about the vost Marshal's and aro through a course of of the eat early morn till dowy they aro compelled to down to lard Frequently as many as two Hundred persons aro daily examined and papers for physical In addition to there uro large tors enlisting and being Boot forward to wrap at Wo ing Board and their assistants will be glad when the present crop of boon tj to if yen want i SODA sparkling de- at thu Philadelphia Drug OFFICIAL Niw August Gen. ore dispatches from Meade and 2o Tho attack about p. vvus probably intended to be by on my centre and Heath on my The enemy funned in placed thoir artillery in position and opened a heavy cannonade lasting fifteen minutes and then assaulted lie resisted but tha enenn broke his Souio of troops were hurried over to repair Maj. Gen. dispatch from Gen. Grant Hist been received and states that the Richmond papers of the announce tnat Ft. Morgan is in our pos It is not stated whi ther the Fort or was blown Another gives the following extract from tho ol Morgan is in tho my's blown up or evacuated is not Gen. Sheridan in a dispatch dated ferday p. tho enemy loft his front hm falling bauk to iold or Wo captured 101 and indicted a loss of 150 and havo been fow to the river by at but there was no Indications to-day nro that full back out of state tho enemy leaving the boon heard from Gen. Sherman for two EDWIN of FROM THE in August Inn papers con- Morgan is in the my's whether or arc FROM THE UPPER tu the 1'hiludclphin Bulletin dated August 29ill. uero as Into status that the advance been ind another battle in the ifi B Ur Y O I'll 11 Until 1'rrd A on liiv Win S I'll II D 1C Ii M I'll II Win A II i r y H r Miu W Jll w II 51 U I M till gt u Otiti rt t I U 3 T It THE Join nal rays is a painful rumor to the George formerly of tho bus been murdered in Utah by the li gentleman leaning out cur at the of a railway in bud his roni his body by one of supporting roils of the kUIi rM 3 e ur K rha 11.1 mn B A T U r ml Wiu 0 A V II J J. M. P. M. Kill K truck mid to NEW And All tlie Great United States Math tu THE CHICAGO August tho lutions at tho Bryan Hull Mms was ono by Amos tho of B. McClellan for and W. M. tif f-r Vice This seconded by Guthrie nnd and was unanimously their the this and after brief thn vote was re- in 53 nnd 13 The Missouri vote IP 13 for female H SOMETHING tho celebrated who cures and is in our From what wo aro oi a very He a euro in to live minutes without inducing or resorting to tho UFO of cult ng or bandages or of nny lie by eminent medical men and 1ms submitted his system to eral of our own physicians who aro pleased with Dr. Coryall havo been operated upon by Prof. for a very troublesome nnd urn perfectly ta tint his tions nro and in Tho operation wus pain or blood and gave immediate His roitu is on of all I mm St. St. York Irum at jy miy transferred mil fur ani Nov. will ut nit tli g lor An Express Baggage Train for tu nil and otr liulf un of J. C. Ztl S. or Oi the new K. K. tupt new ititl I net 1IKA y R hah to linutt Hn k tb HYK mil nt T. and nice ut CUH It llm ul i tin UK UK at WUl 11 SPAPERI
