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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-09-20
NUMBER 288.
News from the south.


LOUISVILLE, Sept. 10.
Early this morning the U. s. Marshsl seized the
Gov. Mors6 d ell8usville obsrssr, and arrested E1-
pretors of the Cours:E Darrett, one Of the pro-
selegraPhic news reporter Of thyiin u Barr. the
ssciafed frcss, on charge Of treason or comh Ae-
WIN traitors The prisoners were carried 70 JEFF
ersonviie, and will bo transferred TO the custody
OF the Marshal sf tho Indiana District.
ihe transmission Of telegraph nevs south has
oeen in'erdicted, and lines are still interrupted.
COunter1eits.
C... BoeroS, Sept.l9.
counterfeit $l0s on the Atlantic bank Of Bo,
son were put tn circulation yesterday.
Essray COIs.
BY THE SUBSCRIBER A STRAY
L Colt. The owner will please nrore n,n,ar,.
pay charges and take the Col: from the So ~
mouse stable. J.J. HUMPHREY q co.
4. Q. BUTLEk.
LEAKE Il BUTLER.
"A IIORNEfS AT LAW. OFFICE NO.
= = \ NlckoTs Block, south west corner Brady and
second streets, Davenport, Iowa. isnaI
The UNION SAFE
LARGE REINFORCEMENTS EXPECTED
CLARK 4 HOYT.
NO. lao Brady street.
MILL, FOR THE NEXT THIRTY DAYS.
W sell their stock Of Eastern made Carriages.
10 make room for others that are on tho road A.
prices which defy competition Our work !. All
made of the best material and in the most thor.
ough manner, and can and will he sold for les.
thah .ne price Tor manufacturing the same article
in the Western States. Gail AMI seo g., 49,
selves. s
Open BuggOs. .s65 to $50
ioP ...-........ Sl25 to 800
Also Pianos & Harmonic Nalodeons
rom the best manufactures, will be sold for less
'hah manufacturer prices at No lao Brady
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-09-20
BURTlS HOUSE,

HORNER OF IOWA AND FIFTH STREETS
~ Davenport, Iowa. mcb22d
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CARDS.
LOUIS A. 0ACkLOT,
BANKER L DEAL RR IN RXCnAlGR.
DAvO1apoEts 1owA.

0Do. .. c. DOW. .. ,. sn0vN.
A TTORNEYSANDC COUNSELORH At Law
n and Notasies Publie.
). &. BsovS, United States ComnissionsS.
Osv,os-At Louis 4. Aaeklot's Exchange Of
Zoe. davenport. .Iovs: nass-tf
CsAs. ,. rurxAn. JoHn =. sossss
PUTNAM 4 ROGE1s.
A TTORNEYS AND DCOUNsELORS At LAW.
"A OvvIcs, Davenport Block, No. ~, Main st.
Sseosd PIoss. jun7-df
WI. r. DI1TOE,
A TTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW.
IA OS1Ics, up stairs, corner Of Main and SecoDd
streets, in AcAsaus / Shepherds block, opposite
State bank. mch25-df.
". r. CLARK,
4 TTORNEY AND COUNSELOR At LAW,
"A and Notary Public. No. Niekolls' Block, Dav-
export, Iowa. mars-N
GEORGE z. MUB0ELL.
A TTORNEY At LAW AND NOTARY PUB.
"A Lie. O1vIcs, Nickolls Block corner Of Brady
and Sseond streets.
splsdly
Law f'aranership.
SNo. ?. 000K. J. WILSON DRCRY.
COOK 4 DRURY.
l4.nessovs 70 Obok, Dillon d L,~dky.
\X|E HAVE FORMED A PARTNERSHIP
March 5. 1850 COOK / DRURY.
=. D. ooxoDox. x.HALL.
CONG DON 4 HALL,
A TTORNEYSAND COUNSELORS AT LAW,
IA and Notssiss Public. Once, North west
ornsr of Brady and SECOND streets, up-stsirs-
ntrsncs on Brady street. July 2s-dtf
yRANK PLUnsR. GEO. \. VAN aosEN.
PLUMER 4 VAN HOSEN.
A TTORNEYs AND COUNSELORS AT LAW
n and Notariss Public. Alse, agents for the
Charter Oak City Fire Insurance Co., Hartford,
Conn, Capital, S300, 900; City Fire Insurance Co.,
New Haven, Conn.,, Capital, ts0O.o0O.
Once In LsClare Block. Davenport. sept
TIC. cANPBsLL. JOHN c. BILLS.
CAMPBELL Il BILLS,
A TTORNEYS AND COUNsELORS ATLAW
"A Once No. l, Davsnport's Block. nov2l-t
JAS. T. LANE, o.w. SKINNER
LANE 4 SKINNER,
A TTOBNEYS AT LAW. OFFICE-COR-
Smiths store. Dec.
NEW PENNSYLVANIA HOUSE.
CORNER OF FOURTH AND IOWA SITS,
~ Davenport, Iowa. DAVIS / SoNs, Proprie etors.
Free Omnibus to and from tho cars. Ohcs for
Stages leaving for LeClsirs, Princeton, Lyons, De-
Witt, MaQuoksta, and Anamosa.
Pare One Dollar per day. aug2l-I
BURTlS HOUSE.
HORNER OF IOWA AND FIFTH STREETS
~ Davenport, Iowa. mcb22d
CLINTON HOUSE.
NORNER OF CLINTON AND COLLEGE
streets, lows CITY Iowa J. TRUsDKLL, Pro
pretos. s0g3l-dtf.
/. w. HARRISON,
LAND AGENT,
IIIGHLY IMPROVED FARM, NEAR TOWN.
i i for trade for large Farm-diference paid
OF for rent. Office in Post Office Block, opposite
the D8AoCRAr AND Nsws Office.
june95-dtf
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COunteTieits.

Co.r.:..,o BceroN, Sept. ~.
ton were put tn circulation vcsterd.v
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=. D. CON0DON. wA. HALL.
CONG DON = HALL,
A TTORNEYSAND COUNSELOkS ATLAW
"A and Notssies Public. Once, North west
ornsr Of Brady and Second streets, up-stairs-
ntrsnce on Brady street. July 26-dti
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Eefrnw lnlf.

VNAkEN UP BY THE SUBSCRIBER A STRAY
! Colt. The owner will please prove property.
pay charges and take the Col: from the So ~
mouse steole. J. j. HUMPHREY eco.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-09-20

Law PaPlmership.
JNO. r. COOE. J. WILSON DRCRY.
COOK 4 ORURY,
&oessovs 70 Obok, Dillon 4 LisdLsy.
\X7E HAVE FORMED A PARTNERSHIP
w for the practice Of the Law. TO which
shall devote our personal attention.
March 5, 1850. COOK i DRURY.
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0EOR0E z. AUD0ELL.
A TTORNEY At LAW AND NOTARY PUB
"A Lie. O11IcB, Niekolls Block corner Of Brady
and bseond streets
apis dly
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4. Q. BUTLEk.
LEAkE Il BUTLER.
a liOhNEiS AT LAW. OFFICE NO.
= 4 a NickolPs Block, south westcorner Bradv And
Second streets, Davenport, Iowa. i.nai
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LAND A0BNT,
HIGHLY IMPROVED FARM, NEAR TOWN.
i i for trade for large Farm-dference paid ;
or for rent. Office in Post Office Block, opposite
the DsAoCgAr AND Nsws Office.
juue25-dtf
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-11-11
Tho Battle at Hslnant, Mo.-1hs W.uad.
ei-Anothsr Fight Anticipated.

MsxPsIs, Nov. a.-1he Spyeass cottesroa.
der says that Gen. Grant scnt a Gag af tgI;se
on yesterday, 10 Columbus. for an ssehsrza
ofpt,soncrs. Gen. Polk refused, ow 10 2 10 tno
insulting chaTalter OF tha Pre- pos, tion. Tue
bearer OF the flag acknowledged Federal less
OF SEQ We espt1ret 200 prisoners, and ,i,sy
captured 70 o; Ours, who were mostly SICK.
The edsral sun- boats were badly ulu.aRea
b. our batteries.
Generals Polk, Pillow aud Chatham, par.
ticilated In the tight.
another fight is anticipated on the Ken.
tucky side OF the Mississipli river to-day
Like Raehael mourning tor her children.
business Is generally suspended, az our peo-
pie expect the wonadad at the recent battle
opposite Columbus To reach here to-day or
tomorrow.
tsRcoxD DIsPAIcHl
MEAPHis, Nov. 3, =. M lit il i'm possih,s q,
send by telegraph 1t presen. a list OF the
killed and wounded. Col. Marks REGIMENT
suffered but little.
The steamer Hill will arrive to. morrow
with the wounde-.. We have no corr. CT In
formation and but few names of the Allied
and wounded are given.
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The Congressional Election.

The following intelligence has come TO hand
since our last publication Second district
Returns hus far are favorable TO the elee ton
of Chambiss over kilby. Fifth district
Bocock's msjoriiy over Goode in AppOmatox
is $40, and in Prince Edward about $50. Sc
yenth dlstrict-The official vote Of Ii lbemarle
is, for James =. Hoicom be, 566 s. f. Lsake,
S62 X. G.. II. kean, 90. An intelligent cor
respondent (whose letter we are compelled to
defer estimates Hoieombe's majority in the
district and In the camps at l,G0Oi Eighth
aistrict-The returns Indicate the election of
Deiarnetts over Morton and Lacy. The
counties of Spottsylyania, Stanor !, King
George, and Caroline, and three camps, give
Dejarnette, 1913; Morton, $50 Lacy, 45l.
Tenth district-In the counties of Clarke,
jefferson, and Frederick, the vote resulted:
4. K. Boteler, $50 Andrew Hunter, 6sS !;
Thomas g. q reen, 241. Shenandoah has
probably gone for Green by $50 or 200 MAORI
y, and Hardy for Boteler by 200. Returns
Indicate the election of Boteier, though the
vote will be pretty close. Thirteenth dig
trict-Wythe county, Walter Preston, SOL !;
Fayette Mcnuileu, 50. Preston's majority
2as. The remainder Of the district not heard
from.
The vote is everywhere unanimous for Da.
sis and Stephens.
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The POst-OUIce Department.

We were much gratifioi last Saturday in
reading letter written by gentleman of
the noble, gallant snd patriotic State Of South
Carolina, 10 the interchangeable and emineatiy
qualified Chief OF the Contract Burean OF the
Post-Onice Department, Hon. II. st. George
onntt, dated Anderson q. H., S. G., Nov
4sh, 1891" relating to a change Of schedule
on Route No. 1927, from Giilisonyille, 5. o.,
to Augusta, Ga, In which the writer unites
with the citizens interested in asking for thus
change. We were 70 much pleased with this
letter that we asked and obtained leave to
take from 1t the following extract, which we
commend to the attention of our readers:
This Route is ss miles in extent. and SER
vice thereon has been reduced to once week,
supplying, nevertheless, one of the wealthiest
sections of country In the Confederate States
o. America. l have recently passed over
iarse portion OF the Route, and met many
planters who seemed 10 desire this change.
They spoke Of II In such a way, SO becoming
u manner, that they at once interested my
feelings Ia their behalf. There were no nj
hatured 81 pressions, no abuse OF tho Depart
ment or the Chief Of any Bureau; TO the
contrary, a general expression OF kindness
ana iorbearance. saying they knew and ap-
pfeciatsd the difficulties OF the department,
ihlnnumer2ble conn lica tons and In tricacies,
and the hercutean task 1t was called upon TO
perform In bringing about q thorough rsfor-
nation In the postal service from its demon
ailxed condition. and only desired this change,
provided II could be made without injury TO
-. me service. the department.. or any cttizsa-
Inc tnteiltgence OF These people, their high
Unsd, liberal, nobie-souled sen timents, the
,o,roearancs and perfect willingness 70 snb-
mi., ehserfulIy. II the change could not thus
- saectsd, which they manifested, were truly
srauiyinx to my feelings, after reading some
ssurlious attacke upon tho departments And
-. =. omc~rs from malignant ~ well ~ lgno.
rant sources
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Outrage u ths unteu3ses ~ 1ensse.ee-pr,
babls Dut1uee1en C yrilres a u,rs~
Georgia.
ArIAsrA. Ga. Nov. s.--rslerr.pa,e com.
mantcation from this point "a CAat.anoosA =.
Tesa., has been emt OF al dAy. Itisrsported
that several Of the briggs on ne State Rail.
road have seen hasnt
Nine e'cieet. p N.--T<leeraph sc cUernunf.
cation bstwrsa Atlantis as6 Z hsfsa nooxa wss
restored tonight At7o'rlos. frhis dispssch
does not refer 70 the csasss Viii b inserrnp,ssl
communication dnrf1K tbs day
Ten o'eieoh r. M.--TAs raiiroad brlds al
'aAriessown has bssn barst. fChsries,ow VA
ison the ChattanoosA and Knox vtIler.!Iso "a.
and About - miles from the chat ~ osn r.i,1
road; and selegraphtc commu a;es Il "a osyonJ
Charleston. aud towards Knoxville. b.,,s
suspended, IL II imposstsls to learu the sx.
tent Of damage, IL any. between Charl~s,ou
a1d Bristol. Tbs distance between s.,oss two
/ tier points 10 nearly 500 miles, and there are
many bridges on the rou,s.l
3 LIscHBuRs, Nov. e.-About two hundred
feet Of the bridge over the H6lston river.
ten miles beyond Bristol, ION the L:a., Ten.
messed Ratlroad,l was burnt At 9. o,oeh ,hi~
morning by the Unionists. Abon, half a
mile Of The railroad TRACK was also torn up
II Is reports that several other bridges w.rs
burnt on ,hSrai.road south of Ruoxvi,,e.
tFrom this dispatch we ia,ei tnal tae re was
No report OF any injury to b. idxes between
the Aols;on river aud Knoxville. III. do.
struetion of the bridge beyond X aox, Tie ard
at Chari+ston Is referred 70 liz the aisrat,h
from Alanta, which news was racei yed via
Macons Augusta an3 Wilnins tou
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Firing across q River.

We learn that, on Friday last, the enemy
stationed on the Maryland side, opposite
Harper's Ferry, fired across the river, and
sent a cannon ball through the hotel At that
place. This sort of work was ii OF much relished
by our troops, who determined 10 return thu
compliment. Accordingly. a cannon belong
ing to Ashbys regiment was taken 10 q com
handing position, and discharged At the foe
on the opposite side. The result reported is
hat two small buildings were knocked over
aad the enemy, probably thinking there was
danger al hand. threw UP red lights and
.,rew IL his piclsets With this exception,
nothing unusual has lately occurred either on
the Upper CT Lu ser Potomac.
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Lineolu's Emissaries a. Work In Ten

Our Lynchbnrg correspondent furnishes Us
with information direct from the locality the
burnt bridge In East Tennessee, to which 'lu-
sion is made IN the teiegrap1c column. The
one known 10 be burnt IS called Union
BRIDGE and crosses the HoIston river eleven
rniles beyond Bristol. It's length is nearly
40 yards, and it will require at least fifteen
days to repair II 81 that the trains can pass
over. In the mean time, passengers and bag
gage will be transferred across the stre I'M, III
order to keep up the connection this way. II
il also reported that another bridge has been
burn. on the East Tennessee road. near Car
ter. depot bnt Of this we have no authentic
information. The villainous emss4ries of
Lincoln continued their work by cutting the
telegraph wires, and the wLole transaction
may BE- reg 7rdad as preliminary 10 an ad-
vance upon our forces In East Tennessee
The fact that bridges between Atlanta and
Chattanooga were burnt the same night
proves 1t 10 have been q preconcerted move
mcnt. and the object is TO cut off the commu-
nicaton TO prevent sending rein
forcements into East Tennessee and Ken
iucEy.
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FUTURE Days.
By Z. b. COOK, Anctiore~r.

T ARGE SALE OF Really MADE
IL CLIO TIL Nc ct AUCTION. - tIn
TUESDAY, l2th inst, az 10 O'clock, wLls n Al
my store iarae end ra,is Let Of READY
MADE CLoTHINu, c 'n.is lag Of
very heavy Bsaves Overcoasa;
Heavy atnst
Black and Fancy Cashmere Busue. - Cea.s
'Ssti.et aud heavy
Black Doest in Cashmere
ack French end Ensh h Cloth
black ard Faacy q .tslDere Psat.
u sck Doessin and BSs X osn Pant.
assiusre snd Silk velvet Vets
The goods viii Be Il red In las 81 all Fl saob
kini. IL IL desirable lot Of good. ana deal r., ,u
sale. WV
TERMs-Caah on delivery.
+. b co X.
60 II Aucfiou~sr
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AIasiar3an.

In pursuance OF the enuneiated policy of
the Government, we learn that three Federal
prisoners OF war-one Of them Colonel
have bean selected 10 be hanged In the event
that the privateer Capt. Baker, convicted of
piracy in Philadelphia, is thus disposed OF.
This policy will! no doubt be fully aud tho
roughly acted upon IN every instance.
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Nifbmuan Qispatrh.
MONJ,as MokNIN0........No II, leci
wreck Of the Preach rrigase "Prcny''--Res.
cue Of the Oficers and Cre~--Ths Cenfede.
-.a. Sta meY ~ NinAl4NN BaPaa.

Wreck ct the French Frtgate "Ffchy '-nes'
cue Of the Oficers and Cre~--Ths Cenfede.
rate steamer 4" wtaslsw" Karat.
Aayices have been received here that on
Saturday evening. the Cd instant, Comnao-
aore Lynch left Newbern. North Carolina,
with his naval feet, for cruise In the neigh
horhood Of Hatseras. and was followed on
Monday morning by Colonel Singlesary, with
a force OF four or Eve hundred men and two
vessels. Finding II inexpedient TO mako any
demonstration upon Hatteras, a portion OF
The feet returned 10 Washington, while Colo
mel Singletary with his force went round TO
0cracoke, where he discovered vessel
throwing mp rockets, and, supposing 1t to BE-
one Of the Federal ships, fired q guu towards
her. The French fisg was Immediately run
M. when Colonel y went out and asear-
tanned that she was the French frigats " Pro.
nv" seven hundred tons hurthap, which had
been bcached during the gale. This vessel,
II will be remem sered, lately went 10 Charles
ten and comm nicated with the French Con
spl AZ that port, and was on her return
20 New York when she went ashore on Ocra-
coke bar While she was In this periious
situation. tbree or four Federal steamers
RAISED, but paid no attention to her signals
and all hands would have perhaps persisted
hut for the cpporinne arrival OF Colonel Sin.
s,ietary and his command. One account says
that the Prony" went TO pieces soon after
the arrival Of our vessels, one OF which 60;
aground. Al all events, the oificers and crew
Of the Frenehasn were rescued, taken tr
Newborn, aad farnisLed with comfortable
SuarteTs. The following dispatch, from our
Norfolk correspondent, furnishes additional
particulars:
Ius TeLEdaAPR,
NoREotE, nov. 6. ls6l.-Ihe French friga.e
PROXY" 1Cra IAa7teston, bound 10 New
York, v-s4. dshofe last Sunday ri.rntng near
Utraco2e. Ti.s officers Aud crew, l45 IN un-
Ter. tose,hsr With their baggage snail AIMS,
Ao, wee saw ID t.4rcash The eae.tioas " The
confederate steamers, lrU the frigaLe was
afterwards set o.: Gre AID blown up Tie Con
iederate steamer "WinsloW,' - while engaged
10 the rescue, grounded, aud, il becoming ne
eessary to abandon her, sac was also SGT On
ire to prevent her falling into the hands OF
The enemy. -Four Federal steamers passed
The "Prony'' before the ARRIVAL OF our vessels,
bnt disregarded her signals OF distress. (.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS DAY
BY RICHARD CACTHORN, 4ne,',.

ny fiCHAhD CACTHOfN, Anct'r
IN MONDAf, 18th aEy of November, At 10
~ O'Clock A. NJ, ct ny ssor-, 1 will = Il q. s.c.
ton, hice, Her inss, Susa-, Bacon shouides.
Wl'sk Bum. kraaiy. Tobacco, Sc
U II n lTuRE, dc.-elso. q lot OF rurnh
tnrs, insisting OF Feather Bells, Matt sses Cor
tsge b =. ste DIS. Tab'ns two Cooking s,oya.. hc
BAR ROOM STOVE, Also, ore s,ls r,Hd
Ear Room Stove.
no9 H. CAUTHORN.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-11-11
Election Of Senators.

MEMPHIS, Nov. s.-Robert johnson and q.
B. Mitchell have been elected Senators to the
Confederate Congress.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-11-11

THE BEuTIErL FARM Or 10a ACRES
ON THE MEADOW BRlD0E KOAD.
HALL MILE NORTHEAST Ur RIlja.
MOND, FOR SALE AT AuCTfUN-Att tie
req"tss OF ar. LBxEr A MORRIS VII ~ 10 ,le
hea In a. es not pernsss has p re q tents,,n Z,
ousi ess We shall sell " public auction. on TIE
premises. en- Thursday, abs ;4sh Nevvnt.r
1861, at ~ o'clock IL, IL far; ros. the q tar
day thereaft~ tbs vslu be a Il n seeas-d %
an We, n W owned q d oc~ a. led By Mr.. Nor, Is
The tract con Nix los acres, ~ hi.h bas been sub
divided INTO nine nrDsli7r rAsss IND r. m IA 10
- acres each sccordi e TO pat AID v.v 10 be
en- Mt oar Office. The msnsi n b ,us~ & 10 No. 1.
eont 'ins teen vfve seres, and hes on Il . eos q
DWELLIAG, and ths ssras orteuiltincu-
On lot No there lsIgs enG m Of ere Ant
barn; On Int No here II . lxsgs new ics.hnuvs
with an ic>-poud a-jointrg IT, The l-rd the
most pat Laws well and b - fertile - m other
body Of lard contiguous "a Rictmond .kers "a
on each lot q hands m building st,s comns pdyin
beautiful view Of the city nd snrroundl & IN.
Try
rh, particular attention Of the pubic u called "a
this sals - more valuable Arc OF land =. c.u.
igaous 70 the ely. belsg In N cir uSe within cps
miis and qnars~r Of the State Cs,tsal,) has o /.
d.'tn been ffered for snle.
TfkAs---<n-foarth Gosh balance A. ~ and
IL months or negotiable no3es, tnteses d a s~-
eursd BY . trust dssd
p. S.--Ar MoRkIs will take plsa ur. In show.
Ing the land 10 those wssh.ng 20 siev tba ssap~
0ODDIN 4 APPERSON,
~ al
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By E. h. COOK, Aucs'y.

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, &c. AT
III AUCTION.-On MON DA Y, ilih g.. n.
|. clock wi sell at the residen Z Of sir T. \.
Piaassnts on 18th STREET a. sprins Held Hal. Al
the Household ant. Kitchen Furniture, cousI tins 81
Bed. Chairs, Carp IS, and the usuAl asse.tue,t
pertaining " family
ALsO-A par OF first rate Harness Horses sud
one Furniture Wagon. tsgstssr with VARIETY OF
other sr,iIls3. y. Is Co
nos Art II r,as
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"I4H CmNSrABLES sALE.-WI, ns
Ii cold on M .NUAI, tie llth day If Move N.
ter. 1861, at 10 o'c.oc< A. NJ, tbs IN, ri es 90
FRAME SHOP situated on Ma, street between
Ross and Frankl to stat ~ d'siross warra.t IN
my hands against PIiedy, 10 favor OF Henry
Cannon. TERMS -cash
NOS GRO. A. FREEMAN, HOG OR.
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A NOBLE EXAMPLE.
The Petersburg EIpvess says:

Auc IcLeISuuI8 AxWSSs noye
In the county OF Dinwiddie there is q gem
tleman owning tannery, who refuses 10
receive more for his sole leather than 20 cents
per pound. TrAdesmen have repeatedly Of
fered him % cents for his whole stock, which
he has AZ often declined, Ireferring tc sell In
small lots to his neighbors and eountrymsn
ut q fair prcfit. 1t - such men who obey the
injunction to love their neighboTs a. them
selves. How beautifully does such an exam
pie compare with men who ask almost ten
times the prices they paid for their articles.
PIErTS fAcIpExf.
The Mobile Tribnse relates tho following
incident ~ having occurred during . recent
exhibition 1T the theatre In that city:
when the Confederate nag appeared on
the stage . beautiful child Of about four years
old was seen to raise her little hands a.ofs
and heard TO .hurrah - baby saluaatiOn for
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-11-11
Third Dtspaich |

SAVANNAH, Nov. The steamer Savannah
arrived about O'Clock Z. ID, having been
struck three times. She has received no Sc
rious injury. she reports fifteen vessels al
having passed the batteries st Port Royal up
to ~ O'Clock.
Walkers battery was doing good work
Several OF the enemy's fleet were crippled
Commodore Tatnali landed his marines, mu-
uitions, and stores, at Hilton Head, and has
zone TO Fort Walker TO take Il part At the bat
terry.
- dispatch, dated at 3 O'Clock, says that
twelve OF our men were wounded at that
battery.
A large steamer, supposed to be the Roam
oke CT Wabash, was crippled and towed in
past the battery. She fired Il broadside into
Forts Walker and Bay Point while passing.
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