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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-10-20
CANAL ny HukSES WANTED
U. s. NJ STEERING AND DIsBUReIxG OPPtcs.)
davenport Iowa Oct Is 1862.

U. s. N STEERING AND DIsBUReIN0 OPPIcs,l
Davenport, Iowa, Oct Is, 1862.
Sealed proposals W II be received at this office
until l2-M., Thursday, 22i inst, for supplying
the QaarteImaster Department with
Ten Hundred Cavalry Horses !!
The HOSES mus, be fifteen hands and one inch
high, sound and in good condition for immed at E
use in the field. The horses must 10 inspected
and delivered at the Government Stock Yard at
this place as follows:
$50 in Eve days.
30 in ten days.
loo in fifteen days.
$50 in twenty days,
from the letting of the contract:
Bids will be received for q part or all ad-
vertiszed, but no bids for less Rumber than
fifty will be entertained.
Each bid must be accompanied with an approy-
ed bond with two responsible sureties in the rum
Of -, 900 90 for each leo head Ct horses bid for
No bid will be entertained unless the bond is At
tachsd.
Biders must be present at tho letting Of the
con rac, and unless present in person, the bid will
not be received or accepted.
Government reserves the right to reject any or
all bids.
Bids to be endorsed, "Proposas for furnishing
Cavalry Horses" and addressed to the UNDER
signed.
II. B. ilENDERSH OFT,
Capt. I'd ARTILLERY, A. Q. M.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-10-20

INTERRsTING LkTrERs.-On the Sc
cond page will be found two interes ing letters
-one from the Sanitary Commission that left
this place several dave since, and another from
our correspondent Clinton Parkhurst. of the
10Th. They show very vivdly the firceness
Of the battle Of Corinih. at which 60 many Of
our brave men fell, and where the rebels were
40 severely punished
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-10-20

INDIAN SUMNER R.-Beautiful weather,
indeed, is that which we are now enjoy ing
1t is perfectly glorious to live in such an at
nosphere aud under such q eky as that which
has overhung us for Issyeral days past. 1t
makes everybody happy. We hope il will
continue for . month, at least.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-10-20

FABULous.-Barlev took another start
yesterday. and went up to $ll0 per bushel.
This Is goiog into the pictures pretty rapidly
We should cay. What can be done with a
bu.hel of barley to get that amount Of money.
with other expenses added. 10 more than We
know.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-10-20

CEDAR COUNTY FAIR.-We learn tha at
tho Cedar County Fair was a splendid success
The exhibition was large. and the stock very
fine Gen Sargent had his herd there. "a al-o
did Mr.. Washbon; and 10. Green's Bsstaw
and another fast nag did up the trotting. We
learn that the sffAir came out ahead in fnan-
cial matters. 1t 10 a good start We ehould
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-10-20

Ar Davenport. Iowa. the ether day. q rat
which was being chased by several persons.
ran up mans leg insids his trousers. 1t laid
h.ld Of the feeh with its teeth, and held it's
grip With such tenacity that the mans trsus-
ere had 10 bs cut, and the rat was ultimately
taken e With riece Of flesh between bis
teeth. The wound Inflicted 10 stated TO be se.
rious.
We find the above going the rounds 10 the
Eastern pspere. though We do not reooIlect Of
having heard Of the circumstance in this city.
II was good joke on the rat.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-10-20

Council There will be
special session Of tie City Cornell this { Nor.
day veniDg at the usual place.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-10-20

CAHTER's Z0uave children have ar
rived and will hold o leves at Metropolitan
Hall this Monday, evening Go AMI zee them
by all means.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-10-20

DoLTERs.-On election day a tele-
grarh despatch was sent from Davenport to a
kepublicsn in THE city, for the purpose of be-
Ing used here At the polls. This desratch
stated that euch Democr ats es Judge Mitchell,
Corbin. Dow and some others (perhsps Van
Esers and Brown were using their influence
f,r Prize for Congress OF course such a
despatch was intended to damage the srdor ot
Democrat, and discourage them in their la
bors. Muscatins Courier
We do not doubt but that the editor Of the
Courier heard sbe report as stated above; in
fact W. heard it ON the day Of election. How
It's. however, We are not prepared to state
not having seen the ticket either Of the gen.
t.smen voted. They, themselves. can only
tell; tut whether they deem il Of sufficient
Importance to do 60 In public manner or not
We are not informed. We have heard. how
ths charge. -
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WALLAcK's.
w Entrances Broadway and thirteenth ssEoct
Doors open ~ commences al clock
GRAND ENTERTAINMENT TONIGHT.
The beau lful ON dlesta,
ORANGE BLOSSOMS.
and the great Irish drama OF
IRELAND AS IT WAS.
with all its beautiful scenery. music
NIB. AND MRS FLORENCE
In their celebrated
D0NNYBRoOK JIG
THIS (FRIDAYD EVENING JULY H.
will be given the beantltn new coined eta called
DRAM IL BLOSSOMS,
with Mr. FLORENCE, Davidse, Barrett, Ma Myron Mss
lone Burke and Mrs SkeTrett in the cast.
After which the renly increasing drama called
IRELAND AS 1T WAS
Oh Erin, dear Erin, though long in the shade,
THY star will shine out when the brightest shall fade
FLORENCE in his great part Of Ragged Pat and Mrs.
FLORENCE JUDY O1rot with celebrated Donny brook
Jig.
ScEsR-Departure of the emgrants for America
amid the falling snow, Caro- Shannon I sherwood
Emigrants Soldiers ac., Ao
Mr. Davidge celebrated character Dan OCaroau
During the evening popular Irish airs by Koppzs superb
orchestra.
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II. LEEDS. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT H.
IDS Co. will sell ut auction. Friday, July II,
andtes &c, consisting Of fine old Brandies OF 1885
Blackburn Brandy, very line Sherry and Port
old bourbon Whisky. Claret and Hook spark.
TIA, st. Croiy Rum, Holland Gin. Old Tom do,
'gnao, tine old Golden Sherry; Brandy, vintage OF
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AMUsEMENTs.
NIBLos Garden
EL DAVENPORT e.sse, and %. s.g ere vux.,Ky
: 'A' SzaE 4 { .Es BENEFIT J" "AAArLSf
POSITIVELY ~ LAST NIGHT
THE YOUNG Ans i:sat :, rK!MA DONNA
MISS CAROLINE RICHlNGs.
UNPRECEDENTED SUCCESS
win terminate her eng ssnens Al his esablishmea,
NEW ROMANTIC f1s5as S p III DRAMA.
THE NIGHT T'i SAScsRs.
- WEEKS IN PREPARATION.
SsEsshs asp ~ AsR sELwrS
~; x: &g..
a,..u. THk NIGHT DAkoEFs n,ou,x,,
ayrsaa Queen Of the WINS aAhETII
AAnG sRA SE Fl { 4 &SSsHs5s LAKE
gliding the S wss Es y s sgL m
rays; the n. mist rises WIN i and hs shades
morning light
ms sS SxaaIiS SEs Sfd$f Sss'
( - S$rSssgHE
LESSEES,
on which occasion an
EXTRAORDINARY ARRAY OF TALENT
MAGNIFICENT PROGRAMME
will be presented
LMMA WALLER. THE EMINENT TRAGIC ACTRESS
~ having purchased sole rights original Plays
Will commence her professional engagements in the ia
viii
THE TURF.
@~>~~N<>~>>>>~-
LHASHION COURSE.-TROT1IN0.
IL PURSE AND STAKE $l25
MILE HEATS, THREE IN FIVE.
HANDICAP
ON FRIDAY, 3k P. NJ.
Owner names g. General Haieck. l20 pounds wagon.
Owner names b. s. Honest Whit, 1877 pounds wagon.
D. Mace names b. s. Jim. ~ pounds wagon.
Owner names b. &. Lofty, harness.
FRIDAY, JULY IL, 2k O'CLOCK r II.
SAME DAY-PURSE $lO.
MILE HEATS, BkST THREE IN FIVE, IN HARNESS.
d. Talnian, names b. e. Memnon.
ID. Mace, names b. m. Lady Sherman.
H. +. Jones, names b. m Belle Brandon.
JOSEPH CROCHERON, Manager.
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ISABEL CUBAs

CPECIAL ADVERTISEMENT.
- NIXONS
CREMOREE GARDEN,
FOURTEENTH STREET AND SIXTH AVENUE
In the applications from th0se Wis
desire
TO BREATHE A LITTLE FRESH AIR ON SUNDAYS
and avoid the waste of time and
Inconvenience crowded going Central Park
Mr. Jas n Nixon has been Induced
OPRN THE CREMORNE GARDEN ON SUNDAY
EVENINGS
The admission Is placed nominal price of Is cents,
which entities the visitor any refreshments Of temper~s
nature, all others being excluded.
THE CREMORNE GARDEN WILL BE OPEN
ON SUNDAY EVENING NEXT JULY Is.
AT SIX O'CLOCK
FOR PROMENADE AND REFRESHMENTS.
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HOLLINGSuEAD. AUCTIONEER.
TON SALES OF BOOTS AND SHOES,
BY CHARLES G. WARREN,
NO. q CoRTLANDT STREET.
GREAT AUCTION SALE OF
HUNDRED PACKAGES BOOTS AND SHOES,
IN FRIDAY, July II, at lOK O'Clock,
cling THE SUMNER AND FALL SEASON.
SPECIAL NOTICE
lLEs WILL BE CONTINUED REGULARLY
FRIDAYS WITHOUT INTERRUPTION
DURING THE ENTIRE YEAR,
ARRANGEMENTS WILL ENABLE ME
TO OFFER EACH WEEK
.ssoRTMENT OF BOOTS AND SHOES
RTHY THE ATTENTION OF BUYERS
EVERY SECTION OF THE COUNTRY,
so OF PARTIES LOOKING FOR GOODS
APTED TO THE MARKETS OF THE
NDIEs, MEXICO AND SOUTH AMERICA.
e OF FRIDAY, JULY II, WILL INCLUDE
BOYS BOYS AND YOUTHS THICK BOOTS.
). BOYS AND YOUTHS KIP BOOTS.
10 MEMS cALr Doors,
very grade aud style, being the regular weekly
from number OF the most distinguished ma
of these goods in New England.
BOYS AND YOUTHS KIP BReaANs.
J, BOYS AND YOUTHS BALMeRALs.
With and without tap soles.
i, MISSES AND cHrLDRRNs PEGGED
BOOTS AND BALMORALS,
OF Calf Kin, Goat Kid, Grain and Split
goMENs AND MISSES CITY MADE.
Copper nailed Boots and Balmorals,
In great variety Of styles.
EMS SILK GORE CONGRESS- CATERS.
ed Balmorais. slippers and Other popular styles.
to the above we shall sell
QUANTITY OF SPRING 4 SUMNER GOODS,
INCLUDING
EMIT LEATHER OPERA BOOTS.
MEMS PATENT LEATHER CONGRESS
BOOTS AND BALMORALs.
MEMS AND BOYS OXFORD TIES,
Of every description.
MEMS CANVAS FATIGUE BOOTS.
her Goods, many Of which are particularly
PIED TO THE CITY RETAIL TRADE.
CHARLES G. WARREN,
sad Commission Boot and Shoe Warehouse.
No. y CortlAndt street.
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lex BoWERY, NEAR BROoME sTRRET.-MADAxE
lOC wIDGER Cairvoyant and gifted spanish lady I'm.
wells the mysteries of futurty love- marpiare s.sa
friends sickness prescribes medicines ali diseases ses
lucky numbers property lost or stolen, &c. -
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ADJUSTMENTS.
T AURA KEEsEs THEATRE.
~ Mss nt&s'f e. .ca Cd
' III. s1P:ss .,saa jay
first time here, . Comic Drama. 70 Two ats sntiuse
MARGoT,
THE THE FoULTkT b bEAE K
COUNT d. sswbas p.Ssnpsrs
h Mr. j II stoddas
TO conclude with second .ms1 the
Caroline Merton rum oisiIAs Miss Maggie Mitchell
q Mon ass: time
P sH SING THIS
and HGzio S AMOUR POLKA"
PALACE OF MUSIC NIxo NJ cRExoRSE GARDEN.
ISABEL cUBAs, THE SPANISH BEAUTY.
MIN ssS SHI 4 SS5 sHSi II; assDns
EH 5asa sHH Hss
NIxoNs cREMoRNE GARDEN
THOMAS BAKER AND HIS cELEBRArED oRcHEs.
rHosfs ssSs S SSssoF TaEs d EyES!Sd
MINORS cREMoRNE GARDENS
~ Corner OF Fourteenth street ana sixth aven. .:
James IaEE
EoUEsTRIANIsA
Nile. CARioTTA PATTI,
Madame STRAKOSCH,
Sig OARDAyANI. sig. DEBREILL
Musical Cond r.................. tt OMAS BAKER
Senorita CUBAS. NMENES.
MaaaIne TOURNAIkE, Mile. MARIE.
CONRAD BROTHERS, &c. sig. BLISS and PUPIL
Com. FOOT and Col SMALL.
EVERY AFTERNOON
PROMENADE MUSIC IN the Garden,
EQUESTRIAN PERFORMANCES in the
Turkish Pavilion.
EVERY EVENING
GRAND OPERATIC ENTERTAINMENTS
In the Palace OF Music, hy
CARLOTTA PATTI Madame STRAkOSCH and others.
BEAUTIFUL BALLET PERFORMANCES by
ISABEL CUBAS. COSTA THEAEuR. XlMENES, WIFE,
THOFF, and the corps de ballet
PROMENADE CONCERT by THOMAS BAKER,
in the Crenorne Garden
Refreshments OF all kinds except liquors. In the Garden
SPLENDID EQUESTRIAN ENTERTAINMENT
In the Turkish Pavilion. by
MADAM TOURNAIRE. and the tull corps.
The whole establish ment ID the
COOLEST AND MOST DELIGHTFUL PLACE
New York.
DAILY CHANGE OF PROGRAMME,
introducing features in rapid sue, ession
ONE PRICE OF ADMISSION TO ALL.
To Gardens Palace and Pavilion - cents.
Reserved seats Palace, extra - crnts
Orchestra Chairs In Palace extra % cents
Children to afternoon performances. 10 oents
In rehearsal and will be PRODUCT on Monday next
NEW BALLET.
composed expressly for
ISABEL CUBAS.
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TON. AUTHORIZATIONS SALE OF NEW
second hand Furniture from hotel, tomorrow,
July IL. al 10Y O'Clock. IT 4O4 Broadway, near
ct. very large of good new and secnnd
niture, but little used. 1t Will comprise In part
and mahogany Parior, Dining Room and Basement
large French plate Mirrors, one rosewood Piano
Or TOUR marble top Cottage Suits, Sofas, Tete-s-
ges, French, Gothic and other Bedsteads, oak and
nut Extension Ia nes, ;OJ cnrled maple and maho-
rs, Oilicc Desks 20 Window Shades and Curtains.
18th large amount Of plain Bedroom Furniture.
9 positive
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VINO WOULD NOT 90 WHERE FORTUNE Is leo

w ye, see Miss wELkINuTON the great English Pro.
phetess the best Of ALL and cannot be e1ceed Can be
consued personally or by letter. all affairs OF life,
corning law suits Journeys absent friends love- courshp
marriage health wealth and who reclaim drunken and
unfahful husbands Miss w. Is the only person city
who has the genuine Roman and arabian asmans
good luck and all business Affairs,
e Delay not to consult this naturally gifted and beautiful
yosng lady Lucky numbers given Highly respectable city
reference Can be seen ut her residence Ol Sixth
opposite Eighth street
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RID sINTZENICH, AUCTIONEER.
EGANr COLLECTION OF RARE STUFFED
BY G. w. DAVENPORT. this day, July IL, ut II
,, ,1H nr"l coeGoa - Ire Stunea
ith American Mexican and other specimens of un.
uty. Attention is respectfully called TO this sale.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
TTNIFORM POsTAGE.-sPEECH OF HON. JOHN
u Hutchins Of Ohio low and uniform postage, the
House of May 49, 1852 containing statistics
of the British and American Post Offices and results OF
postage for the last 10 Fine paper copy wi cover
10 cents; without cents by mail post paid cents
APPLETON 4 CO., Publishers.
~ Broadway, New York
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THE GREATEST WONDER IN THE WORLD Is THE
young and accompl ihsed Madame BYRON, from Paris
who Be consulted with the stricest confidence all AZ
lie; restores and unfathf husbands
secret you beloved BY hearts IDOL and brings
together those long separated Ladies' Is Residence
20 Third avenue above Twelfth stBeet
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a. Chiffon, ACKNOWLEDGEMENT STATES
government sale OF Bean NJ, ALVIN be sold at auc
In Friday, July II. n ~ o'cock NJ, al No. State
half sarrels and oareis. sale positive. Terms cash
" order of Lieut.. Col. A. r. EATON, Assistant Com
Il street.
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HORSES, CARRIAGES. sc.

A FAST TROTTER wANTED-MUsT SHOW INSIDE
a 2:lo on track or he viii not suit All answers win b
held strictly confidential Address Speed, Herald Office
stating speed and price. Would buy young UNFRAMED
Horse that trot In three minutes
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SALES AT AUCTION.
3. BOTH. AUCTIoNEER.-AN EXTRAORDINARY
opportunity for
- HOUsEKEEPERs AND THE TRADE.
OZONE HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE

BLU
lay (Frday), July H. at II O'Clock precis ly at the
residence liz West Eighth street, Fifth and
avenues consisting OF Deaufu Velvet and Brussels
A rosewood an black walnut Parlor Suits, covered in
rocatel and reps Pier Mirrors, Lace Curtains marole
Ageres Tables Turkish Lounges. Chairs and RoeAers
ton Chairs Vases, Clocks Also elegant cd,
sany and black walnut Paror BE room and Dining
Furniture. Hair and Spring Mattresses, &c. Sale
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los, MERWIN CO., AUCTIONEERS-596 BROAD
~. Paint s-A valuable collection OF Paintings at
on Friday eyenns, July ii. several signed pictures
lon and catalogues ady.
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HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-TRAINsFO FOR ALBANY
III Troy, the North and West Chambers street at
and II A. NJ, and Sis, 8 and 10:I5P. M.
r ono ISLAND EAiLnoAD AccoMMoDATIoN-ULD
IL south Femy Terminua Trains leave At A. NJ aud
AIS p fos Gssenpors II - A. M and lis r. NJ for sy-
Stead; hourly for Jamaica from 7&5 A. n. 70 645P N.
oNG ISLAND RAILROAD -CHANoE OF TERM.
- nusPassenger depot At James snip and foot OF Thr
ty-fourth street. East river.
Summer arrsnrement-Leavs New York AL A. n. for
Oreenport, Sag Harbor, Orient and Hampton.
ASA. NJ, r. ~ and 30 r. NJ for Syosset
Al $50 p. M. for 0reenport.
Ats r. M. for Farmingdale.
On Sunday train leaves Hunters Point (Thrty.fourth
street ferry) al 81 for Rverhead and intermediate
stations Returning leaves Rverhead at
3P.M.
NEW YORK, HARLEM. AND ALBANY RAILROAD
IN FOR ALBANY, TROY, NORTH AND WEST
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT,
Commencing Thursday, MAY s. 1852.
For Albany, 10 ~ A. M Express Mail Train from Twenty.
sixth station. Fer all local trains Table
JOHN BURCH1LL. Assistant Superintendent
DoCEAwAyl RockAwAY,
III ION OLD LONG ISLANDS SEA GIRT SHORE"
Trains OF the Brooklyn Cen raj and Jamaica Railroad Com.
pany leave South ferry osslyn for Rlckaway nvaay
connecting ut jana ca with non line Of a. fol
lows-At7t5 $40 ", 20 BIS, ID r. NJ. On Sandsts nj
745 A. NJ, Mb.3OP. " Through tickets aud Kocx.
away sixty cents To be had at Railroad Office south rerr
al hotels In Rocksway. Running time two hsarA
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G HERMAN, AUCTIONEER-s HERMAN CO.
>. viii SILL on FRIDAY ll.h inst. At loh O'clock at ~
casks line Brandy y casks Whskey, Gin Rum, Care
ana sherry Wine Heidsick and Champagnes also
large lot of Cheese, Tapoca Herrngs Sci Coffee DC.
70 be sold without pay advances storage.
This sale IL well worth the attention OF The trade.
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Jln CERTIFICATES. - HAVING HAD ForR
l.lOO Teeth extracted, without pain by DR. J. JAW
VfIIERS l55 tirand street two blocks nroadw,y
cheeruly sart this ~ recnIm dstion thos. suffer- M
TO- thscne MARdARET HEALEi, ~ second Avenue
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-11-26

secure the protective operation Of the laws and
policy Of the Csised States government.
lam, very respectfully,
Your ob't. servant,
Ev. SUMNER,
Breves Nj. Gen, o. s A.,
Commanding Right Grand Division.
On arrival on the opposite side Of the river.
Gen. Patrick vas conveyed 70 the guard house
By the military. where he sas detained until the
reply Vas made.
As the demand US made upon the civil auth.
critics, the Mayor sent Al answ to the effect
that the complaints enumerated should be RENE
died % far - firing on our Pickets and furnish
ing supplies and material TO the Confederate
army Was concerned.
He said that the rebels would dispute the
occupying Of the city BY the Government forces
He complained OF the short space Of time alo~ec
FOR the moving of the women and children anc
sick soldiers.
The giving of more time as requested is nov
under consideration.
Permission has been given the stsens to rar
one Train from the city, bat ouly for she convey
ing OF women and children.
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Another year mas passed away INTO nissofy. 4" ~
been year VI great events, year VI evn war anu AZ
tbs b.o,iy SAesacss, hArT-ssing do9o ana
Sriamas ami defeats which surely follow In us track
Vast raised FROM the msdst Of the people, have
goas IorIa " nSnt our eounty battles with courage
and constaaey watch Will brighten the history o TIE
Republic forever, they have beaten back TIE hosts Of
rebellion and desposm from the loyal States and saved
eur homs from the horrors Of invasion Our Liberties
aad laws s preserved BY U.s. and The power oil TIE
Government gradually out surely oeing resstAoish-
ID over all the territory Of the Union. Rebellion u BE-
Ing punished and upon the wicked authors OF ibis W.
necessary strife - iAng 'ne sure reward oi 'hef W.
pArSiislisd SIN The war Is carried inso tne midst Of
their country and the victorious armies Of the Union
AAsssn strike them fatal blow in the stroashoids
Of tbs fA,r south There solid grounds Of hoDs for
speedy victory and permanent peace
While many Of Our homes are made desolsse By the
Inevitable Casualties Of war and mourn the heroic
dead there Is consolation faith that the blood
the true patriot u never shed in vain.
Our people under all their trials still cling with un-
ainchiag noaess AMI ndeIisy to the institutions and
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Letter from the Michigan I'D Regiment.

II CAMP near Lseeourg. Va, l
Nov. lst., 1864.
Ed. RKPrBLIcAH: We have again invaded she
sssrsd soil OF Virginia, and eampsd last nigh q
this place, On she road between Leesburg snt
Winchester.
mac. On the following day one division came
over at Whites Ford. Il had rained for twelv.
hours previous 70 our crossing. bus the rveI
spreads out to so rods in width, aud is only ,
Ia Or three feet deep as the deepest places, and
all passed with but few accidents.
The inhabitants Of this county, (Loudon), are
nearly oil the strongest kind OF secessonsts, snt
most Of the male population black and
richest portion Of Virginia, bat 90 poorly cult
waited for the past twenty months that the aP
pearance 10 quite desoste. The buildings ar.
large and substantial, and built usually of stone
Yesterday half company of our cavalry were
taken prisoners some ten miles oat, and 70 day
brisk ea.nonading can be heard in the same di
| rection, % that We are making our Calculation
to see active service before going into wiate
quarters, but what the intentions Of our Gener
ale may be, can only be gsessed At by Us. Al
though it 10 unpleasant 70 bs on the move during
the fall rains, If We assist in that way to brinl
the war 70 speedy tsruinstisn eur efforts vii
not be regretted 80 far this fall, the weaths
has been beautiful, and the roads are yet good
There are very few sick and al are in goo,
spirits. and many are preparing " change to .h,
Regular service, a. they are allowed to do by
recent order from the War Department..
A. fast - anything Of interest occurs you vii
hear from 10. Yours, TO-,
II. L. TRAYIR,