davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1862-12-22

HE MERCHANTS, FARMERS
Il AND MECHANICS SAVINGS BANK.
So Clark Street, Chicago, I'll.
Office hours from 10 4. N. to sP II. Also, frsm ?,
N- to 2. II. Tuesday and Thursday.
INCORPORATED IN 1861.
Six per cent. Interest peld on Savings.
DIRECTORS AND oFF1cEEs
rresident-S. H. FLEETWOOD.
Sice-l'rest-F. e. SHERMAN. Connse1-WA, C. GoCpy
Vice e.Prcst-P.E; WESIFa1I. Cashier SIDNEY MyKRs
E0ARD OF EXAMINERS
!. Fargo. J. N. 4:oaIt:ee, NJ Lewis.
j. Eei.si. :iewer, EeSp.Dua:e, j11 ,yG.e. 8. i' Die
Z. II. Williams. J. G. Gindcle. 4 Il Rurley,
Ed. iIGnlpstead, T. II. Becbc, II. Scates.
II. y I;shop Odd. n. Gagc. 1lou. W.B Ogden.
J. u. Il. .}Uues, W. L. DoSEEtt. se2t-u5i3-ly
, 1862-12-22
PAYABLE IN GOLD.

Seniannually which Is equal at the present premium
on gold to ahont eight ler cent; per AnMuln-
Farmers Merchants. Mechanics Capitalists and Ill
pi,c have auy money to Invest shouli kaew and
,rcla!cr that these bonds arc III effect. FIRST
and Securities and The immense products nl1 tho
n,ufacturcs &C.. In the country; and that the full
est and lqntdaton of ,rInclral by Customs. Duties
Excise Stamps and Internal Revenae series t. make
thcse Bonds, =,
, 1862-12-22

JcInmceonM Mary i uliss
jackson NJ Il mics
jerome L D lniss
Jenkins Laura
links J x $ mEa
Jont,6 N;lude miss
Jones B F mrs =
JoncsJJ a mrs
James El:z.tt,s.t!: .s,r5
Ju1ses Dubric ,ntz;
Eeit;l E 3 1ni.:s
Kelly E:ltt. lniss
Kelley Isabelle
Keii,E!-!. Al:1y miss
Kent Mary dane miss
KtEnicott Annie miss
| Kc1:lcson Nellie miss
Kemp c miss
Kenny I-usinda 7 nniss
| Kenley Kate V mics
| Kenny Jane miss
King julia A mrs 3
| Lamb Lizzie T miae
| Lac1edc Jennie miss 8
| Lake Mary mrs
Law1cr Emma Z miss
Law EFF miEs
Leonard T e mrs
Lewis Chauuccy mrs
| Ler David S mrs
| Levy Elias 1nIs ,
McCue Maggie miss
McC1cry Jennie n.iss
Mccarthy Maria mrs
AcAnally 1,rs
Mcconnell Lydia nliss
Mcbride Alice miss
| McEwcn Mary miss
Mcfarland Annie miss
| McGraw Hugh mrs
Mct5le1an Rose miss
| McGln1y Mary J nrs
MnSlcr Joan i miss
M1llvany Nellie miss
Mallon Mary nliss
Mallory VIM mrs
Ntallcr Mary 4 mrs
| Marsi1ttl nlrs
Mahr1e Eliza J mrs
Nave Jane D mrs
Manner Elizabeth miss
May Mary mrs
| Maginn Margaret mrss
Midl,11 Ellen 1nre
Melville Nenn Il miss
AIetsel Barbara miss
Meine Eliza miss
Mills Calie miss
Miller Thomas H mrs
Miller Mary miss
Mason Lizzie C
Neeeng, Ellen c nliss
Newton Ada mics
Ccei1llaul j mrs
Norris Emily 4 miss
Nichols AGNES miss
O'Donnel Naomi mrs
Q'Donnel Rose mys
O-Donncl Mary miss
Oliver Lizzie ] 5
Olc.1tt Vim II mrs
tsdcll Sa1l11 mrs
1r- Ef5rr Avn --
, 1862-12-22

A'R1LY SUPPLIES.
1A- OFFICE OF ASST. Co.I.fIsSARY GENERAL OF
SUBSISTENCE. No ! Ssate St, Ncw Yo9h,
December 1t. 1861.
Proposals will be received hy the undersigned until
O'Clock. r ~, WEDNESDAY, the 9Th instant for
surrlyIrE the use Of the United States Army, SUB.
SlSfENCE STORES. to be delivered in New York, or
Ertrt.ElrD, as fo1luws. viz:
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-10-13

Is ID r=1is1o9 "a
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-10-13
DESER TER s.!

THE FOLLOWING NAMED SOLDIERS
1 enlisted for Old Regiments, have desertet
from Camp Mcclellan, Davenport, Iowa:
FRANK FORNEf, born in the ity Of Wur-
temburg, Kingdom Of Germany. aged So years, By
occupation . cooper, enlisted at Davenport, Iowa
August II, has hazel eyes, dark hair and dark
complexion, height 5 feet inches.
). l.. BRADEN, born in Decatur county. Indi.
ana, aged % years, by occupation farmer, en-
listed at davenport, Iowa, august Is, has haze
eyes. black hair snd dark complexion, height :
feet 10 inches.
W. j. T0TIEy, born in Gallspolis, Ohio, aged
IS years,by occupation farmer, enlisted a
hair and fair comple xioo. leigh, 5 feet nches.
WILLIAM JONES, born in Crasge county
New Tork, aged "a years, BY occupation car
psnter, enlisted in Io7.a City Iowa, July 81, ha.
black eyes, sandy hair ard dark complexion
heights feet inches.
Ohio, aged ~ years, by occupation farmer, en-
listed AZ Davenport Iowa. September 20, has grey
eyes, Light hair and light complexion, height
WILLIAM II. EDWARDS, born in Msrrar
county, Ohio, q years oil, by occupa lion farm.
er. enlisted August a. O.tunwa by a. A Stew
art, 1t has blue eyes. light hair, light complex
ioA5, feet inches high. -sr.. es
MEhRIiL MURGA II, born in Tin ecauoe
county, indians, 23 years DID, and by ocsuparion i
t-Yner kni.tcd Au us. 3eih, at 0ttumwa, b,
LIT. A. A. rtewart-gray eres, dark Eair, dari
complexion, 5 feet 10 inches high.
Any or.e appssheai ling any one or all Of said
eoldiers will be paid ali reasonable cost OF trans
portation and subsis tencc, together with q reward
the Com rsniing Officer Of Camp McClcilan.
s,s K. N. LiTTLkR,
Captain ID Iowa Infantry, Commanding CamI
Mcclellan, Davenport, Oct.4. 1862 DIFF
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-10-13
From Louisville.
LOUISVILLE, Oct. 10.


Bardstown despatch to Fx-Gov Robinson
says Gen. trtieudens force was not engaged IN
tuesdays fight, and Woods but Temporarily
not having arrived IA season.
AT night tho rebels retreated towards Merrols-
burg, but were hem..e,: il, K:,by Smith 8 detach-
IL ent having besu separated from tie other rebel
forces on Duck River.
Thursday mo:ai:g we occupied advantageous
situations 90 all sid Of the enemy. Oar troe ps
arc III high .piT,ts and confident If victory.
Oer lJss IN killed. .nl woa1ao Il ID y 4ines lay
battle was 1900 The enemys loss is consi Tered
nue.. i2rIer.
The report Of severe tat,ia r=sr PerTyyi.ie OIL
Thursday, IS i.e0rrect.s eoilll ..on persons who
left at in til Nin,, hen diminishing kai
commenced with sisht cannonaiac.
Persons Iea'i lug tie battle field ct 1p. Vi. Thurs
day, say the firin- ceased beiole in the morning
a1d tn rcn,aiado- Of the rebels we're then mak
ns their va, towards uairod. turg, pursued b1
the Federal army.
Col .r-.e.s Of the 9th Kcatucky Cavalry, vas
slightly ounied in sl.irInish y elnesiay
ni.t-. lcar La"reLccturg. lat he was on duty
Thursaay.
Tie I0!h Chic lost 283 killed ln1 wourdei.
T Co. Il, Capt. Lormar, Of Pope reg ;Dos1t. most
y from Louisville, lost in killed AID uuin4l al
! except i2.
/ Cen. kosscaus and Col. Pops's wounds are very
| slight
| There are conflicting sto,ics about Lyle's death
some reporting him wounded and prisoner.
The re,rains Of jackson, Terrel and Webster
! have arrived.
| Our Sanitaly Commission have made every
p,epa alton for reei of the wounded.
| Gov Hortoa is e.. 5outs Litner with surgeon
| aud nurses.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-10-13
VERY LATEST.
MIDNIGHT REPORT.
Official from Gan. Buell..

PxasYsvILLE, ny, via BARDsrowN, Oct. 10.
To Major g ereral Halleck, GeEeral-in-Chiof:
I Ihave already advised you Of tho movement
of the afu y under my command, from Louisville
More o. less skirmishiug has occurred daily be-
tween the enemy and cur cavalry. Since then,
il was supposed the enemy would give battle at
Bardstown. Ny troops reached that point on the
4,h inst, driving out the encmys rear guard of
cavalry and artillery. The main body retired
towards Springfield, whittier the pursuit is cen
tinuei We sent q corps under Gen. Gilbert on
the direct road from Sprn. field TO Perrysvine,
WHO arrived en- the 9Th inst, within two miles Of
the town, where the enemy was found to be u
force. The left column, under Gen. McsooE.
came up on the Knoxville road. about 0 o'clock
yesterday the 9Th inst 1t was ordered into po-
sition ~ altsck, and strong reconnaissance di-
rectei. At O'Clock a request came Il. IN Gener-
al Me ook for rrenforcenents. learned that the
left had besn severely pressed Tor several hours,
and that the right and left of the Corps were be-
ing turned, and severely pressed.
Reimbursement were Immediately sent forward
from the centre. Orders were also sent to the
right column under Gen Crittenden, which was
advancing by the Lebanon road, to pu.h forward
and attack the enemys left but it was mpos:i
Bile for it to get in position TO secure any decisive
result.
The action continued till dark. Some fighting
also occurred on the centre. The enemy wa.
eycrywhe-e repllsed, but not without some
momentary advantage on the lett.
| The several corps were put in position during
the night, and moved al G O'Clock this morning.
Some skirmishing occurred with the ene,ny's rear
guard. The main bcdy had fallen back in the
direction Of Harro lsburg.
have accurate report Of our loss. 1t is pro-
badly pretty heavy, including valuable .fficers.
Geaerals jackson and Terrell, ] regret to say are
among the killed.
(sigaed) D. c. hUELL,
Mai. Gen. Comd'g.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-10-13
From Cairo.

CAIRO Oct. H.
The Grenada Arqcal acknowledges the rebel
dofea. at Corinth and at Hatchie. 1t says Price.
Vcn Dorm penetrated the center Of togn, but tl II
this WIS part of Rosecrans' strategy. He got
them in trap. and the result was that they lost
one entire brigade.
Galveston news reports that the yellow fever
has made its APPEARANCE several towns Of Tex
as at Sabine Pass there hal been IS deaths
Most of The people had fed from the place.
The guide WHO conducted tbs rebel force into
Corinth had been there the day before and bouyh /,
full suit Of clothes. He was killed WITH that
on Saturday.
The rebels N ale their desperate charge on Sat-
ur lay, under the belief that ". had been eyacua-
ting. During Friday night they got this i'm prec-
s,oo from our removing Our wounded from the
shoningo House and otn er place. in town 10 Il,
camp halt mile out Of town. There must have
been one in the town who reported this
mayement to them
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-10-13
he War IA Pennsylvania.

CAR ISLE. Oct IL.
Passenger trains on the Cumberland Vale,
Railroad, from Harrisburg. / ave teen stopred
Much excitement prevails here. All the roll
ing stock OF the road, except four locomotives,
have been brought here.
The Anderson cavalry which has lately bsen
encaDped near this place, aud a train Of reg
ular cavalry, ba. gone up towards Chambers
burg under Command OF Captain J. H. Has
kins
HARutSeFs. Oct l..
It Is reported that Chamoersburg was sur
rendered on condition that private property
should be respected. but public property re.
moved or destroyed.
The rebe!s ar. said TO ha moving towards
Getty sturg 20 destroy the bridge there in or
des to prevent the approach Of troops from
G.n. NcClasEaI's army.
This morning the rebels d dostroyed The mac hina
shop. railway ard rolling stoek of tha Cunt err
Land Valley Rai.r"ai Gougaay, which were al
Ehtsnberhurr, ana burned the rart aa hrid ~ IL
S:Otlaad,5 5 miles east Vi Ca1 nteraburg. ihcy
have se!zsd about $50 horses, ai have !so Ia en-
a large amount OF good clothing, which they a.
once exchanged for their own deaI i'd ted gar
lneuts
A portion &C their foreo moved about 10 o'cl'i.
Ii morning, in the direction Of Gettysburg. 1t
Is Impossible to earn luy what tue Intentions OF
the rebels are.
iot-.s being devised to capture the entire
parry. @
Il is as,ertainei tia. the roLels crossed the
Potomac near Gear Spring early yesterday morn
ing, and entered Pennsyisan by blais Valley.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-10-13
From New York.

NEW YoRK Oct H.
Nothing further from Chambersbu.g this mo-a-
ing.
The follow re IS fran, TIE lie, ads correspond.
ent a. Fairfax Court House:
"a review and inspection Of Stahl's Division of
this corps took pace at Centeryi!le today. Gen
Sieel made thorough inspection of the troops
with whose appearance he was well Pleased.
~ esiei day the I-itu;enan commanding the 81
Cavalry, had skirnsh with Ball rebel cavalry
nsar Al;n. Our force being small, was compelled
to retreat, after killing rebel Lieutenant named
Means, ali woundiug another who vas The broth
or Of Cart. 'a't.'
1he HrclG's G, patch says Gov. Evans, Of Ool-
orado is here IL orde. TO make arrangements foi
ibe protection of that Territory from lLdian dep
re 'atons and guarding the overland route BY
which the people are iurniihod with domestic
supplies.
the Union victories in Kentucky. Tb % inactivity
Of our arm y on the Potomac will soon cease.
"Gen. Hooker's wound is healing very "a idly
but his surgeons have ordered him to remain quie
until tho tendon. Of his foot have been thorou gh
~ freed from inflammation. /! is not yet known Il
what command ha will be assigned"
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-10-13
LATEST NEWS;
By TELEGRAPH.
| COMrLETE sIAT OF TUE KILLED
AND WOTNDED OF TIE IOWA 2I,.
Additional News o the Battle in Ken.
tueky.
Complete List 81 Cassaultlos Receive d
BY the second Iowa in the Late battle
Mt COrinth.

CHICAGO, Oct IL.
Tns 70 lowing is complete lis, Of the Gus.
ul,i.s ia the Secoul Iowa Regiment. in the
late battle at Cotin h
Col james Baker nor tally ", unded J Clou gh,
deaf " W. Il Harper, deaf Printy Go Il,
Gead !; j " biag, oold J Liberty, Go A, wound
ed VI E March. wcund.d 7 Phillips, wounded,
II solinus. wounded D g A.lendorf, wounded !;
1t j Il Huntington, Co b. k.ied 1t NJ ou,ter,
Co 3, wounded Z niiey, wounded j Patten,
wounded Robert. Far. wounded; Geo Morris,
wounded /; B Sc nour, wounded; ckUlcnion,
wounded; Murphy wounded +; h Roberts.
wounded; A 7 Quinn, wounded Ed kelly,
wounded l. White, wounded; Z Morgan,
wounded !; E = Morgan. wounded; J Downs, Co
G. killed LII BiLg, HI ID = Munsell, killed;
j Dcnaldgon, Go {, wounded Color Sergeant II
Doolittle, wounded Filler, vounaed d NJ
austin wouaded Orderly Il Mcneil, wounded
wounded ] VI Movies, Co y, killed Charles
Walk, =, wounded Ia y Ayers, Go u, wounded ;
s Witmore. wounded j; A Goodrch, wounded; 4
Smith, wounded A II Minis missing 4 , even
sen, Go E, killed U NJ Someis, mortaily wound
OF; 7 W Austin, wounded A York, wounded;
= Dougherty wounded " i Smith, wounded
+ Williams, wounded 1t Chas rarkc, Go +,
wounded 1t Y 1romu!cr, wounded Henry
Co F. wounded, J N Parker, wounded 5 G
Feathers, wounded: U Riley, wounded; e
smith, wounded = LEAN, "oanaed !" Ia"
Co g, killed; - Wallace, wounded Z Larson,
wounded G w Craven, wounded 1t G w Neal,
Co II, killed e French, killed W McNulty, Go
II. wounlei 4 Finston, wounded; CIaw-
ford, wounded W Goafo,d ; } Porter, wounded /;
$ Murray, wounded; Blew, wounded u
Kitterins W. ,nded; Nj Smith, wounded Mar
L, wounded NJ Stewart, w"unded !; ) > Grant,
wounded; 1t Ttos Snowden, Co /. wounded
| Capt Howard, wounded F.ank Daily, wounded /;
! q Cock wounded W Robbins, wounde! /
j Pes,rie, vouadei y Miller vounaed, w II
Lace wounded, W II He der.on, Go \, killed, 1t
| & W Blake mortslly wounded, / K Ransh wound
| ed, j Giet wounded, I b Holnts wounded, 7
r Childsrs wounded, W q Holder wounded, q
| Sergeant wounded. Ter missing, supposed to be
| prisoners or lying dead in the woods.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-10-13
From Ihiiau eipnia.

PHlLADELYHIA, Oct IL.
A dispatch from Gov. Curtin to the Mayor,
states that no troops are needed from this
point. The rebels are already reported failin,
back
A special despatch from Harrisburg to the
Philadelphia Inquirer says that the rebels
lave destroyed a railroad bridge at Sc,lAnd,
five miles east of CiambersbnIg, and seized
about 500 horses, which ih Intended to car
ry off.
No violence was Inflicted upon the nhabi-
tants OF Caambersburg.
The railroad depot at C,anberebury with
valuable contenta, was destroyed aud con.
siderable port en- Of the track torn up.
A spocial Harrisburg despatch to the BnIls-
tin says Information received from ofiici.
quarters states that the rebels were sti!l il
~hambersbprg. Al I O'Clock this nlorninp
they avowed a disposition to move towards
Get:ysburg'.
Chamhs sburg was Surrendered, as ress.
tance would have been useless
We were ssDding forward troops duing the
nig.t, and are sending them on still as fast o.
possible.
We have nothing of force between Cham
! bsrsburg and IL anco:k.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-10-13
From Washington.

WAsHrS0roN, Oct 10
Among the Dispatches received at the Navy
Department to-day was one from Comma nder
Gordon, dated the 9th inst. briefly giving &C.
counts OF the ttsck made upon our gun-boa 9
employed on the blockade at the st. John's
river. aud the confined tt.sck by the nasa.
force of Comnsnd.r S 10 q , and the military
led BY Gen. Brannock ip q ST John'- bioff, -
powerful battery. which was etfec,ually s;-
ienced-;he garrison put to fight and the
heavy guns and valuable army supplies fall.
ing into our hands. This enccess, the des-
patch odds, hss been Without lo.s on our side.
We retain possession Of S.. John 3 river as far
jacksonville
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-10-13
RIVER ITEMS.
ARRIVED, Saturday, October II.
JExsIE WHrPpLE, Morrison, Keokuk.
Bill HIssEasos, Rhodes, Dubuque.


JKxgs MEANs, Piece, Dubuque.
JENNIE " BIPTLg, Morrison, heokuk.
The whole number OF steamboat arrivals at
this por. duing tie week enll. Saturday night,
SUNDAY BOATS.
Tie Northern Line oacke. Fred l-orenz, Captain
Mason, will dip.rt FOR st. Paul and intermediate
points to-day. This boat is oflcered by very
populsr crew, and We recommend all travellers who
desire to take boa. conveyance in that direction 70
get aboard ths Fred. E
The Nsgtaefa Line packet p.nbiua, Captain
iiail, viii cave for ST. Louis and way Joints to-
dey. Mr. [. j. Unsei IL The eai:o.
-8 MONDAY Boats.
The mil and passenger packet Kate Cassei
Captain B. ". Davis, Clerk Powers, will depar
for Ksokuk and all intermediate landing at sever
o'clock this morning.
The mail and passenger packet pill Headerson
Captain Rhodes, will depart for Dubuque and al
way point at o'clock this morning, making con
nection with boats tor II. Paui.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-10-13
From New Orleans.

NEw IuaK Oct. H.
New Orleans papers OF OctoOer Ia. are Ie
eel ed
The city continued in remarkable good
health.
Brig. G. n. Arnold, by order Of Gen Butler
has assumed comnanl OF all n tay forces at
New Orleans and Algeires
The P;ekayune Of the 2Ssh ult, says Ra
mors Of sn unpleasant character reach ue
from neg rces ON o, alter . hslow he city.
The steamboa. Iberv:lie had been Cred into
while p>ssing plantation three milss belos =
Bayou Grula from q battery Of rihed can
non. Some five shots were fired, killing one
man and horse on board. but the buat es.
caped.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-10-13
Kansas News.

kANSis City, Oct. 8.
Aboat three p II. yesterday skirmish en-
sued between q company OF s men of the 9TH
Missouri Cavalry, unler Capt. David, and guer-
rilIa band of one hundred and forty men, under
Quanteul and Childs.n near Sibey LanlWg, result
ing in the defeat d. the rebels. Our loss is one
killed and one dangerously wounded. The rebel
loss is unknown. We captured the rebel Colonel
Childs, who is seriously wounded. Capt. David
is still in ursuii Of the rebels.
Last night squad Of Lanes nigger brigade q t
tempted to cross the RIVER from hrandotte, Kan
sas, it was though: to make raid On the citizens
Of Clay county, No., wnen tLey met en- the
Missouri ak BY a compan. Of n.i4it's. and driven
back several shots fired, but little aama q
was 0ore 10 either party.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-10-13
TEiE MARKETS.
OYYICs OF THE DRM. i NRws,l
NnA,.A Ara a. IL

OYYICs OF fHB DRN. i NRws,l
Saturday Evc., Oct ii. !
The market is better to-day than it has beer
for some time. Wheat ia frmcr and barley very
active,
FLoUR--S 4.6o24.so Wholesale, and 5oo@5.2t
reeaii. Shipments ls0 bbis.
WHEAr-In good demand at 75@7sc, for prime
old 7Oo75c other grades. Receipts S,3i0 bu
Shiptncnts 495 bu.
BARLEY. Active at 5599oc. Receipts 3. lot
bu. Receipts !, 800 bu.
CORx-l5Gl7o. Receipts 400 bu.
OATs--Wc quote at 224z5c. Receipts 600 bu
Shipments go bu.
OAIoSs Active At 55lioc. Receipts 300 bu
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-10-13
Foreign News.

CAPE RACE, Oct. 10.
The steamship 'iitern;an. from Liverpool, q.
via Londondcry, 3,passed this pom. this eve
nng.
The Norwegian from Qaebec, arrived at Liver
pool ON be 81
The English Journals, in commenting On the
late Federal victories. pay high onplinents te
Maj. Gen. Mcclellan for his vigor and enes gy in
routing the rel bells.
The u steam friga'e st Louis left Lisbon
in seafch it is presumed, of ths rebe; pirate 300
who is repor,ei to be destToyieg American whal.
iag ships of the az re.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-10-13
state Of Iowa.
iDiuTAxT GEsBRAL's OFFICE,
Davenport, Oct. 10, l562.


Davenport, 0ct 10, lS62.
Genera! Order No 90.
I. The 37th Regiment will rendezvous at Camp
Strong. Muscstine, and all recruits Tor said 2eg-
ment will once repair to said Camp.
H. The Sixth Iowa Cavalry will rendezvous at
Davenport, at Camp TO be known as Camp Hen
iershott, ana all Companies recruited for said
Regiment will at once repair to saiG Camp
I'll. No furloughs SHALL be granted 10 uugre than
FIVE men from any sne Company Of any Regiment,
and y, those in cases Of abcoiute necesstv, and
said fu.-loughs should net exceed five days in
length.
This parlgraph extends only to Regiments nrm-
bored up TO and including 56th until farther or
dcrs.
BY esdgr Of the Comm andei in Chief.
\. b. BAKER,
ocl0 Ad'jt Gcn'i Of iowa
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-10-13
From Harrisburg.
HARRISBURG,

HARRISBURG, Oct. IL.
The rebel raid agsins. .hamtersturg is not
deemed important here The dis o-ition Q
the Federal troops At Cunt herlazd, Cham bers-
burg and other points will force the rei,els to
a speedy return TO Virginia by way OF Ham
cock or TO make . det ur above Cumberland
10 either care the movement Of ths ret els must
be rapid 10 escape cppture
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-10-13

ARMS FOR THE 24rH AND 25Tu In
ANTsr--Gen. Baker etippsd on Saturday
moraing fall equipment Of Enfield rifles for
the 24th Infantry, at Musca,ins. and 90 Sun
'Ay morning the complement for the 26,h, 1T
At. Pleasant, viii be sent. The latter are also
Of the Enfield manufacture.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-10-13
AND
Me Il cat Pre8cr - IL q n
EI, cti0M Notice.
DAVEyPO It TOWNSHIP.

vTvHE QUALIFIED ELECTORS OF DAvEN-
port Township are notified TO meet at Cou:t
House in the city Of Davenport, On Tuesday ,Octo-
ber l4th, 1862, TO ballot for the following officers.
Wis: One uServisor, three Trnstee's, two Jssii-
ces Of the Peace, two Constables, one Clerk, one
Assessor for township outside Of the city Of D.s
snport, one Road supervisor for every Eo. dis
strict in the township Polls 10 be opened at >
o'clock. .. m Of said day 4H $50
6. 90 ,sSa979I tAa. JJ. SMART,
r.a 1ovnship CLERK. #
DavssPest Ssptsnbss s7th, lse2. dtd
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-10-13

FRosrY.-The night are getting very
cool and frosty about this time. Farmers ar
glad 70 see it. As il puts their corn 10 bstte'
condition for harv esting.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-10-13

IHE Continental, Security, Loriiard
AND Metropolitan Fire Insurance Companies Of
New York. and the New England and Marine
Q. hartford. are reliable. prompt paying {, o,,k
Compan'es Robert simpson. agent, 500 eh-
east corner second and Brsdv streets.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-10-13

PRoMoTED.-We learn that Walter
Curtis, Ftq, late of the firm Of Do~rey 4
Curtis, bsnkers at Iowa City, has received a
c, mms-on Of Captain III the regular nruy.
II passed through th's city on saturday eve
Mug. en- route .or -" asLiHgton, where he has
beer ordered to report Tor duty. We thinl
ha has q etaf arpoin ment
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-10-13

STAND OF COLoRs FOR THE Iowa %.
1.-The State has At last fulfilled its promise to
the gallant Second BY furnishing it with a
splendid stand Of regimen.al co!ors. to take
the place Of the original one. that was 60 bad
~ riddled al the etor,ning Of Fort Donslacn,
aud which was turnef over to the State His
torisal Society. The flag was at the Express
Oaice on Saturday. 1t was Of regulation eizs,
as soon as it is properly Inscribed, will be for
warded to the Regiment.