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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-15
LATEST NEWS
By TELEGRAPH.
From W ashington.
AtHiNGroy, Nov. Is.

WA,HlNGroy, Nov. Is.
Especial to Tines
The French government hss demanded full snd
immediate indenni tor Ill iniuries inf c ed up
on Fren-h citiiens BY sneral Butler The immense
armament nov nearly ready Mt irrsai les being
pontei to as the eommen cry on the diplomatic
request Oar -t,te Depart meot, hero ore. in an
noun ing III there will be no nii ,ultiss leading
10 ruP'ure Of relations. merely Inform. the
Fren Minister that ID il ready to back down 10
any exten. from g neral Buffers acts and th.t NJ
defence Of that officsr- oniuct and no mad equa
examinstion OF the French c. plants Will 70
ni.de. Asa bar to this further eto't TO colsi iate
the spanish Minister . ad re-sed to our g"v
ernmeLt demand TO- an aps loyy for The burning
Of q vessel in spsnish waters by one OF the ships
of Admiral Farraguts feei ThScompla,nt was
mad, more heniou- by insults 20 q Cuban magi..
trate who remonstr ted against his firing being
done in . Neutral port.
WASHINGTON, Noe. Il.
number Of squa ters having r,c-Ltly made
apuiiea ion TO the General Lad Ofzce to be a.
lowed preeDpton right # set'len Ell on Rock Is
land in ,he Mississippi kiver, the Secretary OF
the lnt.tior referreI 70 the Attorney GeLeral the
question wneh.r the Island was Iart Of Ike
pull Lands hjec, 10 the preemp ion laws. The
Attorney General has re-ponded in an el. borate
OPP Mon iB which lie holds that Rick Island hav-
ing been reserved by the Exccu i've for Hilin'
purposes. u der the authority of the act Of 1907.
Is not sshjrc' to preetnpti n or sale under ,h.
general LAID laws Of the L. =, and that the a.
legged iiqushinsnt Of the reservation by the
Var Depsr, m-nt In lSfS wss without au'borty,
and Therefore did perate TO restore the Island
T. tie Is Of public lands The power 10 reli y
qa,sh a military reservation belonging not to the
executive but IL the Congress. b. lies the imror-
tance in ertalniug the lights of the U .ineni
4. an island valuable tor military Iu poses
This p MON contains an interesting discussi n OF
the limitation. o' Executive power. 1t will soon
be ubl' sh ed entire.
The Her .td'. dispatch in,imates that Gen Bat
lers removal Is lrob hls.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-15
From Bu, usid.'- Army.

lriGu1e ulsP4tcH.
NEW YolK Nov.I4
A special correspond NJ With l'urnsde's arm '
telegrarhs that on Wetncs nv cur front was Is
,rlles beyoni the Rapp haEnock. teuth Of VT
renton Ihe rebels, reported TO be Stonevall
Jackson's corps, are in stre:ig force ar al
vance.
Lynehburg paper says that the number Of
deserfion- daily from the rebel army il startling
and they are often the beat class Of soldiers. |
sa vs. the Coufe i.rate Gov. rnmen, is fully alive 20
the LII gnit ude OF toe evil and is enforcing the
death penalt, ia the case of every deserter.
RAPrAHANSeCE STATION Nov 10.
A negro came into out itnss at kappahannock
Station, and rep rts an ou post Of the enenl, op-
posite the bridge. The fore consists o. Sven
comraries Of infantry and some csvalfy. At
Brundy station, I've miles further south, there Is
large force om longs'reets army.
This country has been so completely desolaied
by war, that starvation threatens the ishabit.
ants.
Two designations, in consequence Of a change
OF COMMANDERS. have been reported to Gsn.
Doubleday from bis division. They wtre
dorsed with the recommendation tha; the app-
canis be dishonoiably dismissed from the service
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-15

The presen, pass system Of the Ad-

The present pass system OF the Ad-
jutant Gensral's Office having been much
abused. Gen Baker hss issued . circul to
recruiting officers. Of which The following isa
copy
Sra :-You will find enclosed - pasess, to
he u-ed strictly fot the recrniting service and
other You ~il be required to render sn
account TO hi. Office sho ing how, shen. ard
~here each pace was used. sud the number OF
per.oos Transported Il ereon
You will be held personally accountable for
the proper usA Of all pa-se. received by you
n b BAKER.
kdiu'ant General OF Iowa.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-15
NUMBER %.
VERY LATEST.
MIDNIGHT REPORT.
From WMshswglOn.

WAsHtA0rOS. Nov. IL.
Files Of Chsrleston apers n, IN the 81 ult., TO
the 4th inst inclusive, have been received.
HJseli cobb. With his b igsde. has been order.
ed to report 10 bs- -uregard At Charleston
sale Of iorty-six lcgrocs, principally women
and children averag, $500.
Comih .insts are maize oi att. mpts, " der cover
Of au ooriy. TO rob lice negroes OF tteir blankets
AM carpets
The Netcmy says tho Sou'h should not encour-
age th..xp cation at recognition.
Tne I1arisr d,seu. the evils vi pesc :, remark
ing IN conc,usion. II We p.rnit them to impose
q yon US sgain with their fsl,e ptote-. ions the
aukees will 10 us iufaitely greater injury after
the war hss term n ted, thsn they can co us
whIl the COZ fict is going on. !"
Applications for the entry Of goods unaccompa-
nitd hy "unsular cert iic-'c. must be u aoe TO
collectors and not the ireasury lepsriuen uirect
importers. by pursuing this eo0fse, Will save ssy-
ersl days de ny
Counterfeit sl's on the Farmers Bank, OF Buck
county, Penn are in circulation here.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-15
n " iuF. .3arhel.

NEW IoRg, Nov. IL
FLoUR-Harket less active at prces in buyers
favor S-los 900 bbis 50 80 q ) So super state:
81 ooMe 30 ex ra do; S5 15Mo So su, er Western !:
UdlG6 40 for common To me iium extra Nest
ern SO oVd6.90 common To good sh ppin, brands
extra Il. II o.
WnsAT-M rket heavy snl i lower Only
limited dem ,na fer xport. 81 2itGl3l for Nil.
Club 81 l.33 l.35 an Der Iowa Il 3gNl.42 win
ter Western: S1.43N As white Mich.
Corn, ,a,ket lc lower. Sales 10000 bu
7lg.2c mixed Western in shipping order
Poag-Q Iiet sai slightly easier. sales 2l0
bbls. Sl2 S7leGl ll3 90 for Mess $ll so for Prime
"H'sKy Unchanged Sa.es 1870 bbls. at
So Z SIC for Staie and Western
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upr~rnr ~ Ne IA

1RENros. n J Nov IA.
1t. Col. A. = rolbu,r ard J. Dane, ot the en-
& neer corps. both belonging 10 the st n Of Gen.
&c leilan seat 10 Wa. hing on this mofni'
uude er arrest Ii IL said that the orders were
ceiv.d b, an ofioer Of the L. ) army in this city.
and that the p,r.o named refaifed At 0 &C to
Washington 10 lace themselves at the disposal
ot the author ties.
A report prevails here th,' other members of
McIlei.an's .taff are to be put under arrest. The
charges sgap,t them are unknown
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-15
THE MARKETS.
Market ...Daiiy Report.

OeFIcF OF THE DrM. K Epws,l
Fl rda, i've, Nov. II
Wa have no change to notice in quotations.
Business is quie,.
-Loux--s4.50 .50d520. Shipments l2o bbls.
WHEAT In demand at 6G0T.5..
Receipts l1s5 bu.
49, Qliet at gocAS1.to. Receipts 1850
bu.
CoRN--Dull at
O.T.--Active at -
ST ipments 5000 bu.
noos- Live, 50 0od325.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-15

CHANGE IN The DUBUaUE HERALD
I old clsius sgainst the Herald office, t.
the amount OF ten or tn elve thousand d,llars
b We fallen into hands that have forced The !
collection. The Office coa,ing into the hand
Of The Sheriff, the last issue was made oil
Thursday orning. kno~ing what wrs 10
heiai he concern Dir. Hutch,ns neg, ciated for
the material OF the o,d North. West ofiice, al
a portion of the old Dubuque Times flee. md
in q ori time will be in busin.ss shape ard
out OF reach Of the d.. b,s of the o,d concern
he new paper will come out under the rau
If the DUBUQUE E,mocratic Herald. Tne old
Herald oifce isils ck into the hands Of Mr.
Dorr lie former Proprietor. Mr.. Huchins is
proprietor Of the new concern. We wish hu
succes. In bic enterprise
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-15
From New YOfk.

Ngw i,Rx, Nov.
An extensive defalcation IN the Gus ON Hbuse
ha- heen discovered. Sixteen c!e.ks havc been
snsrcndo 1 This amount il yaiiousiy stnted at
rom sl53 900 to quarter Of Il /" ilion dollars.
| hts been done by means OF wrong entries, aud
suhseauently the books Of TO .ori were destoyed
TO rr,sept The discovery.
lite tet.uvernmcnt cracker manulac'ory was do
s.ruyei bv frc tkis morning. |. - Si5 0eO
The decision of tne con I martial in tho csFo
Of capt isesvott, for the loss oil the Irigs'e
Aa rot dack throagh hc. ligence, has returned q
v, rdic, ot not guilty The secretary OF tho Ma
W cvn5ures Capt. Gancsvort for negligent nayisa-
- "
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-15

So We Go.-This morning a party
Of six of the bes, judges of old rye iu tn
country, start for Drsmo;nes, whittier they
have heep ordered to give testimony before
the Grand Jury of the United States District
Court. in the matter # tie United States vs.
.uudry individuals v ho have transgressrd TIE
lave by issuing fractional currency, shin pias-
,ers This proceeding will cost our worth,
Uncle Sam several thousand dollars, es We un
d.rstand parties have been summoned from al
parts Of the State. We think il would have
been much better to await the decision Of q
slmilar case now pending before the courts in
Washiugto,. But Sam is flush Let him
scatter his chin pias,eis; they may do some.
body good.
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From CaI1tpUOD0.

SAN FrAhClsC', Nov Is
Tho Legislature of Nev.da was org.niz a en-
the 18th. The Governors ne.sage recon- mends
the ierrt rial g vernment 10 tak. $500 90 sock
in the cnira Pacific sifoai Co viii proposes
I n cunsturt a ra lr rom S1rrame. TO to VI sh-
oe, ard says that during tho past -four months tho
people have paid nearly one m llion do lars month
ly Tor iran.portafi,n. TIE Wsshoe Is, in tho
Bpvernor'- opn on, tho richest mine IN the y rd,
pf incalculabe extcut and perfectly ineAh aus'a-
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-15

PLANNING TREEs.-We notice that
Me.srs Cook Drury bave set out . row Of
fine shade trees shout their office. on The cor
eer OF Main and Third streets. We would
like to see hundred Of our citizens folio wing
'h>'r exsmple. II is just the thing to do.-
Every man who plants . ebade tree rears .
monument to bis own memory, besides confer.
ring benefit upon the community in eepersl. !.
wh''s monuments are % chssp let every body
have one and more.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-15

a APHESoMsEoN. The "brdge boys"
during their slesples. vigils. on Thur. day
night, report that ,b.y sa~ . huge ball Of Gre
start from nowhere and a,c.nd the heavens
with great velocity. At an ium sose altitude
it exploded. and from out the ball ,here dart
ed fiery serpent which rushed north ward ard
charge around tor . while most furiously !;
then he sub-ided. and vanished from eight
The sight vas said to be splendid beyond de-
ecription. A solution 10 wanted.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-15

Col. SANDERS, We are happy to state,
continues to improve His Wounds are heal.
ing rapidly, and in few davs We expect to
see him out upon .,ruiches. n'akinR calls ur on
his numerous friends II will probably be .
month, q least. before he will be In condition
to return to his regiment
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-15
FRIRNDs rF TIE B1BLE. 1t is ex

FRlRNDs cF THE BIBLE. 1t is ex-
pected that there will he q very Interesting
meeting on Sunday 'hernoon, at 8 o CLOCK. at
the Congregational Church. of the frie o.ts Of
the Bible, When several sddre.ees will be
delivered, and other exercises. es,cul.,ed to
render the meeting both interesting and prof.
liable. AL are invited to be present.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-15

WAsutsaroS, Nov. II.
The follosing d,pa'ch has been recsv.d at the
Headquarters oi the my in this city:
IIScissAT ATI HEAIoUA1IEbs, ov. u.
70 Noi Gen Xaieck:
Gen. Kelly on the 10th inst, attacked Col. I'm
boden' c mp, Is miles SCUM Of ho rife q, HARDY
county, w. routed him COM, iet.ly, k'iing and
wounIing many. capturing his caup. 10 Iiaon-
err, quantity Of ann, ard lars. number of
hor.es cattle, and hoss, &C. The retels ~ere en-
,irely routed and asd to The in"unthins
Siguedi IL. KELLY.
Maj Gen. Com'dg
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From lSaitilnure.

RALrfyORE = y II.
A special to the Amsricrn rem HsIpsrr Fstrv
to-day, says that parties ir N Winch sicr and
scouts report that Jackson pissed thr' ugh " n
che .ter sn Houday, and zen. Hii followed on
Tua.day Iisb.lieved that Jackson is between
Winchester and Harper's Ferry.
diminishing between the picke's has beer re-
sumed
Gen. Siocum commands at Harper's Ferry, and
n a. sufYi lie nt force.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-15

NOTICE TO SuBsCRlBERs Rs-Our colIec
tor iLibks the necessity for waiting till it
me to dollar lie obsiat.d by the checks 10
cil cu alton Which lie is wiling to take for
fractions Of a dollar Subscribers will please
bear thi, 10 mind to-day.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-15
bteamer News.

NEw YopK Nov. IA.
The bark Mary Bently arrived this nornins
from New Orl.n,s Her 'ar'a'n reTorts that on
the 9Th in, when In longitude 7iA0 lau ute
qiAo he saw three mastei steamer. painted
nlack. with red bottom. which he snFp"ses vas
the Alabama At the time h knew nottus -
her but il now of the opinion that II vas the reh
., rira,e 1t was Blowing gale Mt the iime sra
M hi.osslf and the steamer were hove to. She
had no signals to Indicate the steamers natiop"
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-15

1t is reported that JEFF. Davis re
viewed Gen. Lees army, 10000 strong,
ut Winchester, about two weeks ago.
All we're in new uniforms, and the offi-
cers we're even dressed out with white
kid gloves.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-15

MILITARY Mss, ATTrNrIoS.-lf you
" ,si for a U"if"rm a d full equipments call Oh
F. P. Erskine. Nickolls Block.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-15

PgRsoNAL.-J. B. GtiDncll was in
town yesterday. He teels confident that III.
position 10 the ncstal service come time since
but HE successor has rot yet been appointed.
though there are scores Of apple ants for the
niace
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-15

nN SATURDAY, AN OLD FASHIONED
~ morr. cen portmonaie. eontsinisg about forty
dollars IL was lost sosewhere IN second street,
be, ween ks~uses store aud J ~ s:r ct the
6aie. viii receive l,bera, reward II the Same is
Iefs ~ the l. smOCKAr AND Nsus ofRce.
nov10
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-15

Tue SQUATTEEs.-I 1t appears from
a Washington dispatch, that the sguatters who
attempted to gobble up the entire Island 81
Rock leland, have met with another adverse
decision. The presumption dodge has about
piav "a mt
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-15

LrQuIDArrSG.-C,pt. Hendershott is
f.s, liquidat'ng the claims ag.inst Unc'e Sam
held 10 thie quertsr If the ,uo,ry. II the
money only hold. out every thing will be paid
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-15

AUSTIN CoIBIS e Geo. S. G. Dow, at
No ! Nckolrs Block, dea lers 10 Stale County
and City Warrants. Coin, Demand Notes and
Government Vouchers. Oct 29-lm.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-15

Be wise in time. Insure your prop
erty before it 10 d-esoy ed.
r. siupson. Agent BY State authority. rec-
reee,ts some fths beet Ne York Companies
Call and be insurod.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-15

THE TnEATRE,-The work is pro-
gressrg rapdl, under the management OF the
.ficient building ommittse. The outside
walls have received one coat Of paint ard the
ine,de viii soon be ready for psstering and
the fixtures.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-15
From II Louis.

ST. LOris New. IL
II IL rumo,ed that Gen. Blair will take the field
in few day. At the head Of his brigade to co OPP
crate in the forward N ,vement down the Nissls-
sippi valley
Gen Carr has beer ordered to assu 70 command
in this city in Ilac- Of tien. davidson, Who i'm
nediately take, tho feld At the head Of the
troops Ia the south ea-t.rn vortioA Of this state
Advices received ~ hesi q isrters state that
Gen Scho6sid is rapidly rec vcr'rg. and thss
there is every rrtbatilii, tha. he will again NJ
sums comm and in person OF his corps.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-15

TAILoRs WAITED Several 6rst-ratc
t4,.ors can tud ct eady work at the Clio hing
House Ct f z. Ef-A Inc, in this city. Apply
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-15

TIE farmers are having a glorious
time for harvesting their crops. Corn husk-
ing aud potatoe digging are the order OF the
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-15

THE 4OrH REGIMENT.-Capt. Hen
der.hatt goes to Iowa City this morning to
muster IN the 4O,h regiment; aid pay them
their b unity and premium. The regimen.
will no doubt, be under mat ching orders for
Dive neyt week
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From the Army Oj the Potomac.
HsAi QuArrBps, Army .TrfR P,T.AAC,l

W.rrenton. Nov. 13 b.
Reports from the from the font are neagre.
No n. ws II Importance received
Our advance corps s'il cupies Fayetteville, 1
miles from Ksrpabsnnock STATION
SkrD,shing ~ g.inx ~ almost cot'tinusl,y be-
twe~n our advance aud the ensmys rear, but the
results ase iasAgni6daat.
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From WAR. n,on

AhrEks, ARaY rW.nn,
,.,, November IL.
Are 'ei brigade which has been re..,,.;.,
our nosit "a rn me Rappahan1ock left J,fy,,.as
70 day for CL 'peerpe 'on
Pieasanton -''ose their rear guard from J.,.
ferson.
Ibe rebels arc ev.eu ting Cuipetper.
! Jackson is said t. be .'ii I'm lhes,erCa
We have = force IN his front hicb prevent. nj.
coming down thii side
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Souihesn >ews.

NKw YORK Nov. "a.
Special from Nashville, NV. 18th, to tho 7ri-
base:
hep RS concur hat the enemy is aacumula'ing
a heavy force al Marireeboro. Military authori-
ties have no faith These demonstrations mean
more hama cover to convey their substance
acro.s the Teanes .ee rive. he re ebes will retire
when army noves
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THE CIT Y.

"TaE way Of a fool i. right in his own
eyes The way Of wise man is straight to
Whisler's
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-15

Phoenix Insurance company Of Hart
ford !; a.s-ts. lat May. 1862 s5l7 l6p 90 Iia
bil,ies, *2l. 500. HExRY Is. II srMAN, Ag't.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-15
New YOrh stock Market.

New YORK, Nov IA.
Stocks lower and closed fifmer.
Gold 81 3lH@i 80
e & |. 763I
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-15

ATTENTION, OFFICEks.-For a choice
mill Uniform. call at Cones. corner Brady
. ,nd Second streets.
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IF YOU w-H TO LEARN PIANO
PAYING, Or INCRe ASE YOUR
PRESENT KNOWLEDGE CT IT.
Do NOT FAIL - Csc
RILH AR DSON'S
New Method FIR The Pianoforte.

Universally acknowledged to be the best. and
r'cnmm ended BY leading Piarisis and Teachers -
With. " al equal Thousands os copies have been
dis rihuted rom Maia- to & ,,f.rnis = sad yet the
q. n nj is unab.tej m. 1 de. id-d OF OF its
m ri aud q very ctr, ny evidence that no other
+. Oh tor the Pianoinr- be obtain d thst saits
the public sant =. we'll NJ iiei 4 stag paid. On
recei, ut i,s rice. THaEg D0LLAks, Dils. =
Co., Psbliahses, Bsstea. nevs
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-15

Mp
uCauc raugs" is Q collectiun Of National,
patr;otic Socia I'd ss"tinaentol >oags, to many
of ~, ich the music is ~ttached. designed to te-
l;eye the dull m.no,ony Of the eolrier's life snd
tighten the hours If the long and weary march.
TO do thi. no,hing has been found equal TO music,
a. d no coIlec.iou- can excel Camp Songs In the
number and variety Of its pi, ces, comprisi z NJ
they ao som thing for every occasion. The 'o'd
heroes" should each have . copy, and the "60e.-
90 more " be we'll supplied. TIE PACE OCT AMP
S,,.Gs "a ONLY TN CgHrs, on receipt Of which .
copy III bs mailed TO any address. DITSONS
Co, Publishers, hoston novs
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-15

Hon. w. Il. F. Garley is stopping At
the Slavery House, Des Moines.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-15
Destructive FIRE.

TOsosio.C w.. Nov a.
The Rossn House, the largest hotel in Canada.
was ssroyen b. hre this nori ing. together with
t1c stores and shops in the huiliing A number
OF lives ars supposed 10 have been lost, smore
them a man named Graham. and ono or two ,oi-
di9rs, who were assisting to remove the iurni,uye
he eue.'s II the hotel were ali saved. The loss
= very heavy. The insurance On the hotel was
$50 goo
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-15

/ OF. LARGE, l. GnT - REL HORSE.
IL about Is hand, small star on tho for. b. i'd
branded U. =. on the lett shoulder; sge abort Eve
yesrs. A suitable re. ard will he given TO the
finder. W1lLiAMS.
novs lw Quarterma sfer 9Th Cavalry.
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From Louisville.

AtOHH H@OutsvIIIc.
LoUIss Ills. Nov. II
The bridge at Frankfort is com pleted, and trains
are regularly passing.
The deaths In ii . % hosritaIs OF this city and
vicinity. the Issf weet, are so.
Unanthenicable rutnors prevail that q consider.
able force of rebels are at BIZ Hill. 16 miles south
east # hchm .rd. ny.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1862-05-21

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The international Exhibition IN l.ondon
was opened with great success on tue LIST
Of May.
GovrrvoR PfcnEys, Of South Carolina,
prncia'med martial law IN 'h"'lsS''n' Oh Tue
ON ihs'oht'
OK Monday COO rebel prisoners were
returned to Richmond, on parole aud S85
raukpnd file Union prisoners were Brought
down 70 Norfolk
luG r.cehuy restored hl'4ary uePar'-
mehl % N'lS's' o. W',,c4 l'o ng'illo' yrs
Wy al ''|th"ortl' 'hC'u2ga Nans"af lyl'
n'la' 'iIdoiN west "i ArN'3'SaS' "" re
m"sN"' N"ioia''o' ana beh7'a'
/ Tuc rcports ferclusiye Of specie) from the
| city of New York to foreign ports. for the
/ week ending Nav II. amounted TO 81 500.
| Gsl ;urevionsly reported $40, ,53I .G25 total
since the lst of January, S4l. .JS4 .g06.
A NEGRO pilot. thoroughly acquainted
with the intricate channels of the Soutl,
carolina coast. has arrived at Port RovaI
with a rebel steam tug with which he cs
lcaped from Charleston. lie is to be hoav.
Iily rewarded.
Avonicial disnatch rr,m Con McCl,,or
dated on Saturday, states that a combinec
naval AMI land expedition up the iPamun.y
river had succeeded in compelling rebels
to burn two steamers and twenty sailing
vessels. Our troops are cautiously advanc
ing