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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-08-22

An ORDINANCE 70 pssvsnt svi.s frea hsiag
and for other paspossstS NJ
ssc. l. No person d. keep any hog ,er sslns |
III any kind, within tho 1p,lowiag lini6l in - |
i S. e D ::s Al :; 4:
north line Of ont lot aumbsr fourteen.
SDc. 2, Il shall b the duty Of the City Mar |
shall 70 faks poseoe1lea u asy swine found within
said limits, whether loose or confined, and after
I've day: Pablo met n g
city. 70 proceed and ell the saoo - pabiie suc-
tion, TO toe highest bidder for cash.
SIC. 3. Il shall b the duty Of the City Mar
shall 70 pay the proceeds Of such sale to the owner
Or owners Of such swins after dedaoting the costs
and charges thereto. which costs and charges
shall be the same = though said taking NJ -
IN NJ 1sea dos ys S5AsssSle,
sso; :. y shah = tseSs,z q oil .peesees ov.-
psft hsrsnbefose sp..ii.d 70 Keep II. .sme con-
Aned In pens or enclosure, except such - have
coed aad Sufficient iugs in th cir nosee 10 psovent
their roofing, and any swine found running at
large in any part Of the city without such rings,
manner snd with the same ooassq1eaces, = 10
provided in section : Il This aeainAnee.
To the Owaess Of swine IN tAo City u
9ss.a.5t. Davenport. u Tsa.ss'
IvoU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED THAT ALL
y swine found
| RUNNING AT LARGE
or in pens, contrary u the above ordinance in As
city Of Davenport, from and after the
9Th Day Of August, 1862,
II. LEONARD,
City Aarshal.
July Goth. 1862.
J. u. DUNN,
HOUSE AND sign PAINTER,
4 PArsa-nAseza, vHnnsA mo,
Mo- ma Hast THIRD IT.,
IIIAvING MADE ARRANGEMENTS WITT
IL one Of tho best Sign and Bonner Painters i
the United States, am prepared to execute .
J, orders in the .a.lea t
Beef. SSvle assd at Prices to Gss5
ail Parttes.
Persons requiring anything in my Ii
viii consult their interest BY giving me . call.
Banners, Regaiis, Co., got up 1t short notice.
mh11-d6m
y
HYDRO ECLEClIC CURE.
Gzesubush, Moline Avenue, Rock lslsnd, lllinoi
Mr.. / MRS. +. 8. PRICE, Physicians.
Is now open for the reception Of patients VII
wish to avail themselves Of . thorough course Q
II WATER TREATMENT,
in connection with
OAAlRVOYANT EXAMINATION
AND
Me dtc0l PrescrtpttO -
; and to be under the constant care Of the Phys
clan and experienced nurses. We shall continu
our riding practice Is usual In Davenport, Roc
Island and Moline and in special cases, make cal
by rail road and river. Charges for treatment,
the cure, five to ten dollars per week. Patton
= taking homo treatment will pay weekly. Nj
Price will pay special attention to the practice
Obstetrics and healing diseases peculiar to h
sex my8 d&w
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-08-22

Hon. J. F. Duncombe il no minated
oy TIE Democrats of the 9th Congress
sional District - their candidate tor
congress. Ho runs against Judge
uuoeard' OF Sioux City and stands i
good chance OF being elected.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-08-22

nUSTEE'S SALE.-Whereas, on the 18th
"a Say Of October, A. d 1853, Patrick Foley
s-.;::agst Foley, his vito, exscnted unto Jons
x..;r ~. - Trustee, acertain Deed o. Irnst,oon
fy."g 20 said Trustee tho land IN Scott county.
~ ~. uescnsed ~ follows, to-wit: The east na;i
g.. ~ humber twenty-five (25 10 Cock Sargsnts
s.;S cushion 70 the city Of Davenport, lows swnicn
Eo,.s ." %" was made BY the said rAsneA
Of ~ bridget Foley, his wife, for the purpese
not. w. the payment Of ono cert:in promignoeJ
r;.r me interest thereon, signed ~ sa.d Iss
~ .osy and Bridget Foley. dated the 18th day
ssr S.Soe'. A. d. 1850, and payable one yesF sa-
sum of 49, tse esdse q James boneef, lSI ~ ~
a.. " ono hundred and ninsty-thrss 75-leo dol.
tsn ~ ..ue fscivsd, with interest - tne isss q
~ ocns. after maturity.
ahi. ~ said nste having bseome due sno PTy-
lev hs";Isne said Patrick Foley ana pfidge.
Sy;,. rIng failed to pay the same, l. Jonn az. =.
puh,;. Trustee a. aforesaid, DO hereby gve mn
|. in ~ notice. that b. virtue Of the power Mn'cn
sss hs.y -: day Of "a
S .S nous OF two oclock il the aftsTnoos g ssld
snnc,s @s Court House d0ss. n We es.y 2. ~.
the poss and olsr for ne, . p.1ne se ~ i.
much ss0eI Of land sbevs dee0o.% -
nav H. "steot - ahall 10 nscsssa!y g .z s.S
thsrsns mount Of said note Win ~ ~. IN ~.
costs Ana ~ see day Of sals, sogssnss $3.50 ~
this no.;a eapensss attending ssis ss.e' oo's' y
DatsS ~ soa trustss's lssss n s.aes
i''' The lsth day II AsS:s:t, 4. Il sw vfSs
agaodb og sat -Tfastss.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-08-22

THE Isrsa HxARr.--The Duna.,d
(lreland) Democrat says:
"The American Union is the bes,
friend Of ireland in the world. We
beg to tell the Irish in America that
the people of Ireland are nearly to q
man With the cause Of the Union and
against the wicked rebellion. They do
not forget the good deeds Of the Repub.
!io 10 their day, Of Distress and they
heartily wish success to the Stars and
eer'pes, and speedy defeat to that al
oac.ous faction who have revolted
sea'nss the frssat Government mankind
he's ever witnesaed." -'-'1
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-08-22

NJ. I've v.. noMk Insurance Company, 0,
ns~ FORK: has cash capital Of on n.;i,,a,
ao.'.rs. and surplus. ~ per lac, =. sm.n. :.
Ssxl16SOS, making total na.h ...s.. y.
3, o.. the liabilities being Snsnsn :"
v. +. koss. Agent. Metropolitan bu sIdio~
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-08-22

S2o.40, less than forty cents . vesl
Win secure life policy for $1,000 IN ~. o.
nsss,s0e Mutasl Life Insurance ca, ,.~ oa'
sAsse's. S486O.O0O. Dividsnds ~, r..Sy
3 Dee . zee than forty per cent. per sunnm. n
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-08-22

NOTICE.
1t having been stated that parties leaving the
State for the purpose of avoiding draft, have and
are bcng taken across the river in skifs during
tie night and early morning hours notice is here
by given to the owners Of skifs that any person
detected in the act of taking such persons across
the river, knowingly allowing their boats to be
.s-a s.. r-.p4se,, VIII be held responsible
for so doing, under the late order Of tho Secre.
tary OF War. JOHN E. henry,
Deputy o. S. Marshal, District Of Iowa.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-08-22

What Does This Mean
The Washington correspondent OF
the Cincinnati Gazette thus writes 70
that journal:
TIE PRESIDENTS THREAT OF RESIGN
cThe word "resignation'' from the
Pre,ideut's lips in the interview about
srming negroes-tbe details Of which,
Notwithstanding the efforts to suppress
them. crept into print 10 = New YORK
paper-must have fallen with startling
effect upon the public ear.
"The dissatisfaction of portion OF
the party that elected him, with certain
features of his policy was we'll enough
known, and a consequent feeling OF gen
eral discomfort was natural but-res'Q.
uatiou-the word sounded ominous. ~!
the people will not be satisfied, l have
made up my mind will resign, and let
Mr.. HamIin try What he can do at it
The response-from a western man ano
intimate acquaintance OF the Presidents
was not less startling: 81 wish to
God, Mr.. President. you would" More
astounding illustration Of the revolution
airy spirit with which the very air il
charged could not be imagined"
The Gazette may we'll call it startling
but it shows very we'll that there is a
pretty strong party of men in the loyal
States, who from the bottom of their
souls, wish with the insolent Senator
that he would resign. These men sup
ported his election. We know there
are many in this city who have become
disqueted with him. The same day
that the news contained in the above
extract arrived in this city, we heard
many endorsements Of the Senators
prayer. They were all in earnest, if VIC
can Judge of earnestuess by fervency O
words. Well may the Gazette call il
astounding" The country has to be
more severely astounded before the ap
proach of the end.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-08-22
Sinsinana Mound College. Wis.

cTuDIEs WILL BE z sUMED in THIS IN
withstanding tho unfortunate condition of the
tines, this institution has gained, and continues
TO gain wide spread opularity in the north west
Several eminent professors are now engaged in
addition to the original number. 1t is avowedly
one Of our most worthy Western literary institu-
sions. Students may enter at any period OF the
session. Cat loeues sent free on application to
REV THOS. L. POWER, D. p. PRES.
Terms for session Of five months, S77.0O.
nulR-d y NJ
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-08-22
ORDER NO. 2.
HEADQUARTERS, RECRUITING DEpOT,
DAvxNP0RT, Iowa, August IL, 1862.

DAvxNPORT, Iowa, August IL 1862.
General Order No. @
AS it is Of the utmost importance that the
Regiments Of Iowa volunteers now in tho fold
should be filled up to the maximum standard ,re-
cruiting officers for these regiments viii every
endeavor to give circulation in their immediate
vicinity, to the following extracts from Orders Of
the War Department, viz:
Extract I. All men who desire singly or ~
sqnacs, TO Join any particular regiment or COM
pany IN the felt are hereby authorized to present
themselves to any of the recruiting officers for
IN csc regiments when they will be enrolled and
forwarded at once to the General Depot for tho
state, there to be duly mustered aud to receive
tne bounty allowed by law. In such cases enlist
~ Meas papers and descriptive lists will % forwsrd
rom the headquarters # the army. which pro-
Woes tnat duplicate cnlistments shall DO forward
squad.
T. The attention Of recruiting officers is partio-
uiafly directed TO Par. y4S. General Army Reguls-
slons, which provides that recruits shall be for
wasded from rendezvous to depots every ten days,
sno oItener If practicable, provided the number
o'.posaole exceeds three Failure to comply
Vim tne above regulations Will neur the penalty
OF disoocdisnce T. orders.
ncci u'ts Tor old regiments will receive, when
accepted into tho U. &, service, 81 premium, and
o,t the tt0o bounty 20 BE- paid them 1t this
:opos and one meth advance Fay when they
join tho regiments.
.. Recruiting rendezvous have been establish
60 en.er charge Of regularly detailed officers ct
mo ao'!ow'ng places. vi; Davenport, lows City
.u'cas.tlne, Mt. Pleasant, Newton. Fairfield, Vim
Go. Un,af,ton. Washinton, Dos Moines: Ots.nwa,
Bs Jnno,. han: lndepsn once, Hsokns narton
AZ. n p burlington. Brooklyn, Dubsque,and 70
~"' ""p'ds. Ky order, oru
-, Capt. I'd Art,y, Sup. Vol X. 8 Iowa.
AZ a.: WRIGHT, 1st Ii. "a Iowa Cavalry, and
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-08-22
-a MANHOOD!
now LOST I HOW RESTORED!
ysss Published, Sas Ssassd Eassieps $
Price, Eiz Cs~ss.

q lECTUHE ON .IHE NA1 O6Es
!. TREATMENT AND RADICAL
ryURR or sPeRnAToRRHEA Oh SEMINAL
u Weakusss, Involuntary Emfejion1 Sexual
Debility and Inpslimssts p naezisgs generally.
Nervousness q numPtion, Epilspsy a:d tits
Mentai "a Physiesl Incapacify, recalling fr0n
Sail. Abuse. &c.-By ROB'f J. CULVERWELL,
Il. D., Anthor of the Green Boobs DC.
"a R.en . ThsassnAs u saRsrers,ss
cent unlsr seal, in . plain snvslops, 70 any i'd
..ss..s skems. 81 DIR. Oh. J. C. KLINE, N 81
81 Bovsry, New York Pet OMes Boz 1885, y
aCo-AAW3m. - -. - aaaa. M.s.. .sa.Ia. w.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-08-22

W 0AOAOA . 0O " AAA6 NAssAAAAAO
A NEW INVENTION
First Premium Awarded f.. the Best
Sewing BY Machine.
MANUFACTURED IN MOLINE, ILLINOIS.
This machine is the best for all family and
manufacturing purposes. will mako coats shirts,
pants Quilt bed quilts, and do all other work in
fabrics. It's simplicity durability, efficiency and
price, challenge every other machine in use ~
Wheeler i Wilson's. Grover + takers, n Sin
ger Cos not excepted. In proof Of tho above we
refer you to examine the mschiDes and work, 1t
w lobdell's dry goods store, at Moline, Ill. it,
construction is simply piece Of casting so cen
structsd % to receive its movement. which 10 .
rotary metios, SO arranged - to attach both ap-
nor and lower needle, and feed In such . manner
- to form double lock stitch. The thread from
two spools 10 thus placed in the cloth il the most
both threads are frightened and slackensd By one
screw. Thus, you sec, is formed tho most simple
and effective combination yet applied to sewing
mschines. These machines cannot fail to meet
the wants Of every family and manufacturer.
All tho knowledge that is required TO regulate
this machine, IL 70 regulate tho tension 81 one
screw, and shorten or lengthen the stitch BY one
screw and set the needle 10 it place % - 70 form
the proper correction OF both threads, which will
b readily observed BY the operstof, thus saving
world Of porrlexity that mas ooen e o0mm0n -
complicated machines. Willamette for upper
thrsad and Coates for lower, 10 the best thread
for all practical purposes. silk and linen threads
are used 70 tho same advantage. Sewing done BY
these machlaas received the first premium at the
Cass county, Michigan fair. All vishiag to par
ehafe god machine are invited 70 examine th,s
hefors p1rchasing elsewhere. Warranted one year
IN urper usage Price @40.-Univesssl Hem
NJ. e extr,. All kinds of farm psedose taken
q nsrket prics-cash net refused. For further
nert;cnIars address !, J. A. WAGNER.
r,S-11vf Moline, III.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-08-22

DRY. GOODS.

ssaINo AID sUAa~ 1
.s-l-L1.5sLA!]
C.AS. WMxSLER,
has just rscsivsd the
Largest an d Cheapest
-
STOCK Or
FANCY 4 STAPLE DRY GOODS
1--WE ovYnnED-
I'm the 0tAto or xowa
ase4; eteE .sy4s .-s-e1 1es i.s@ e-G
BOUGHT FOR CASE,
Cheaper Than The Cheapest.
OONSIaTrNn m PART Or
1,z00 pieces Merrimack and other prints.
800 pieces Lawns, Bangss, Brilliants.
400 pieces Delaines. Challiss, Nohairs and SIN
Poplins.
800 pieces Domestic, Scotch, and other Cling
hams.
soopiscss Cottonades, Dsnims, Hickory, Checks
Linen Drills, kc.
800 dos Hose, Gloves, Mitts, 10.
500 Summer Shawls, of Ill kinds and qualities
600 Silk Parasols and Sun Umbrellas, and ever
other kind..of goods usually found in first elas
Dry Goods Store.
Don't Fail TO E1aa1ei,s(
"HI9LTR
lCREAP L GOOD GOODS
before purchasing. ENo trouble 10 show good
1t WHISPERS.
The Peerless
SPRING STEEL HOOP SKIRT
Tho very latest and best in use, just received
$500 for sale ct New York price, at
WHISPERS.
' 1000
NEW PATTbRN FRENCH COLLARS
at ono half the usual prices at
3 WHISPERS.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-08-22

CAssIus NJ. CLAY has returned to N.
York. The statement made day or
ago that he will go back to Russia,
proves correct. lie himself said ycs,er>
day that he would be glad to serve his
country here, but found his views Of the
mode Of conducting the war, so far as
slavery Is connected with it, could not
be harnonzed with those OF the admin.
istratiou. 1t would not therefore do for
him to go into the war because he would
be constantly hampercd, and il he at
tempted to do whaohe thought nccessa.
~. he would probably DO shelvcd like
Fremont Chicago Tribune.
Let him 60. The condition Of his
loyalty il that this war be turned into
raid upon slavery, aud that it be pres
ecutcd tor the salvation Of the Union
Let him 60; aud may he never return,
The country is now feeling the curse q
the influence Of such men. They wan,
the negro liberated more than they wan,
the Onion saved. Their delight is in
the freedom Of the black rather than Of
white s; and tor the sake OF emancipation
they barter away the old flag, tho Con.
st'tution and Union most willingly
Let him 60; urge him to 60; entrea,
him never to return. The. country car
better afford to take back Cameron and
run the chances Of getting fleeced than
to encourage such fanatics az Cass;n,
n. Clay to remain on our soil.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-08-22
re LET,

.n5 ~ AETe
Unwilling HOUSES on the BLUFF,
Il from IS e 81 par month, Two stsssl
and Rooms II Wsids (late Wuppsenaas,) ard
- !. JomL. COFFIN. Z
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-08-22

OFFICES AND VERY, lARoE 1ooMs m
" Post Once end LsClairo Blocks. ~ -.
Oeigs 1arket Hoase, suitable for stacaee a eraia
. hsovy 0s9ehaadiSe. AMY = ssss 49, -
Ls1 -s#o4d ag4r 99 J0i9 LOo11II. ~
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-08-22
Notice 70 .Dag6l1le,s.

sVOGSC6 - -DWbte9CTSes ~
DROPOSALS WILL BIZ RgCElvRD ~ THE
y undersigned uptil the 18th day q Asssss
for building : bsasing hsuss at he cosnss q q
and Brsdo 0trosta. fIans aud oppoes1ooEieas -
10 seen , the once Of W. L. Carroll, asshitssG
,.@sss9s 4. J. PRESTON, -l.-n-,s,..
/. 4CARlGKER ,n"~s s1 >,
j.. II dl9. L.9Ky1Sro1r.j - y. mn. 49,
Ass.et stl. lSsz::., - y 1t11sh !,
~ p - n sKE1AllyS 10 HirtT
DACKH OF Dl4D AND row. And
j SAipp9 - IAvs 6asahs SlInnAy . : o.
.1te03Oso4w -----.A 49,
az ose aaSV6. sn6oKf. IslEs7a'85
/ O0 PUnp 1eRK1Rs-o5yitn. 0re Nh
ma leN4 salasaa IoE hswss5 Tlassraxs
raI .M ahhaY
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-08-22
WHAr SCOTT COUNTY HAS TO DC

WHAT SCOTT COUNTY HAS ~ w.
Hitherto there has been much misun-
drestandiug as to the number OF troops
the State was really called upon to raise
under the fret requisition ror 100000
volunteer. 1t has been thought that
the State bad a credit ofabout Eve reg
iments raised 10 excess of the quota OF
the 500, 900 called ont last year, which
would be applied on the first requisition
above named. Consequently it was
claimed by those who pretended to know
that one regiment from this Congress
sionsl district and five from the entire
State would satisfy the 6rst requisition.
The Proclamation of the Governor pub
lished yesterday morning shows that
the impression was wrong. The num-
Der Of men demanded under the first
call is 1O,57O-tcn and half regiments.
The quota of Scott county under that
call is about four hundred and fifty men.
The county has furnished five compa-
MES, and has: satisfied the demand un-
der the first requisition.
But as to the second requisition, all
that can be said is that no portion Of it
has yet been made in Scott county we
have no credit on the second or draft
requisition, Whatever. We can all see
at this time, what is required Of Scott
county. 1t is further supply OF about
four hundred and fifty men. Not man
OF that number has yet been raised. All
recruiting except for filling up the gaps
in old regiments has now suspended, and
from present appearances it seems that
there is no recruiting for that purpose
10 this county.
What then? Nothing is palmer
than that the quota OF Scott county must
be raised by draft. fthe people DE-
not come forward and enlist for the ser
vice in the old regiments without delay
the draft will surely be applied to make
up the number wanted. Those who
enlist promptly will como in for the
County and Government bounty, and it
is probable that tho State Legislature
at its coming session will also provide a
State bounty. The Governor says he
will recommend it to the Legislature.
The duty OF the people is now obvi.
Gus. They can only avoid draft, iii
they wish to avoid iO by coming for.
wa,d at once. In few days the pre-
liminaries for the draft will have been
arranged and then, of course, there will
DO no opportunity for volunteering.
Tue decision must be given at once.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-08-22
y. w. IHELPS,
Brigadier General.

J. w. 1HELPS,
Brigadier General.
MONDAY, Aug. 4: 1862.
L. S.-The negroes increase rapidly.
There are doubtless now six hundred
aole bodied men in camp. These, add
ed to those who are suffering uselcssly
in the prisons and jails in New Orleans
and vicinity, and feeding from the gsn-
eral stock Of provisions, would make a
good regiment Of one thousand meu,
who might contribute rs much to the
preservation Of law and good order as a
regimcns OF Circassians, and probably
much more. Now, mere burden, they
might become beneficent element OF
government power.
J. W.P.
CAMP PARArEr, La, 4 ug. 2. 1852
zen; Lorenzo Wonas. Adt. Cen Washington
SIR:-Finding it impossible to serve
in this department without doing vic.
Icnce to my convictions of right and
public necessity, l respectfully tende,
you the resignation of my commission
as an officer OF the army of the United
States, aud request as early an acknowl-
edgment OF Its acceptance as conven
ien,ly possible.
have the honor to be, sir, very re-
specially your obedient servant,
J. w. Phelps,
Brig. Gen.
! HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT OF the Gulpl
NEW ORLEANS, Aug. 8, 1862
| GENERAL:-Your communication y,
to-day has been received. had fo,,
warded your resignation on the d.v !,
was received to the President Of the
United States, 80 that there will be- no
occasion to forward duplicate. Geuer
ar, not at liberty to accept your resigna
ton, l cannot, consistently with NV
duty and the orders of the War De.
partment, grant yon a leave of ab.
sence till it is accepted by the Prev.
Tor want Of officers to supply you,
place. ! see nothing unusuaI, nor do
l intend anything 80, in the refusal to
accept the Resignation Of an officer where
ms place cannot be at the present mo-
ment supplied. Ipray You to under
stand that there was nothing intended
20 De offensive to you either in the mat
ter or manner Of my communication in
directing you to cease military oroan;.
Eaton OF the negroes. i do but carry
out TIL. Law Of Congress. as understand
H. and i" doing which have no choice.
| can see neither African nor other
slavery 10 the commander Of the nost
clearing from the font Of th;a linz h,
means Of able-bodied men under h;s
coOtro', the trecs and uDderbrush which
would afford cover and shelter 70 ~.
enemies in case Of stack, especisllv
when the very measure, no prec Caution.
ary one was advised by yourse,f and
While, in defercnce to Jour age and en-
perisnce o : soldier, and the apprecia.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-08-22

.n8a9a GO @sfI Egat@9EfA - - ~ 49, WI
.AA4V.a IAF -W VIZ
1881 81 ..gA .as4gzsss4
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.sss .e.s ss1saA
, 1862-02-07

The feoort that Gen. Scott Is going to Key
Wcst, Is erroneous. He did intend to go for