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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-08-20
North Carolina ::Election--Great
Union Majority.
Later from EuroDe
ENGLAND RE USES TO RECOC- :
NIZE THE SOUTHERN
CONFEDERACY.
BNyO1e Sara IN Possession
Of the EederNLS.
From Washington,

WASHINGTON, Aug 10.
The Russian Legation at Washington is in re-
ception Of news of the early arrival Of the EmUer
or OF Russia's second son in he U S. This visit
Is said 20 take place in answer to an invitato. re-
Gently made by Mr.. Cameron, our Minister to the
Russian Court.
The Secretary Of Treasury has decided that de-
bsnture certificates are receivable for duties.
Col Corcoran was to-day commissioned q Brig
Gen. by the President. to date from July 2lst.
1861, the day he was captured.
Especial to the Times.|
The Times Of this morning says Of tho various
reports OF the movements of the army Of the Po-
toma c, the explanation is simply that Mcclellan
stays till the last and that the government kent
giving prominence to ais location while permit
ting nothing to be said about that Of his army an
prehonsions begin to becxpressed, that the re-
bels fading it impossible to pursue Mcclellan for
want Of raHspor alton, will suddenly concen nitrate
BY means Of their railroads at Pope,s front a.
Gordonsviils, and make desperate effort to over
throw him before support can now reach him.
No fears are expressed Of danger rom such n
Plan, but the probability Of being atte,npted
causes tne expectation OF speedy renewal Of ac-
tive work beyono Culpepper
1t is stated that at tho rate that the new leyies
are now moving forward to their destination Co.
700 endorsements could he given Pope and Nc.
Clellan within week.
The demonstration tonight in honor of the re
turned prisoners was very enthusiastic. Hon. AL
fred Ely first spoke, followed by Coils. Corcoran
and Wilcox. The latter said he believed he re-
bellion is greater now than it was months age.
and gave his views to show that so far from
the resources Of the enemy being less, they are
greater than they were. Then everything was w.
ing around loose, but the rebels have organized
and systematized their plans. We must rise and
rat down this rebellion, or it will put down us.
tie was followed by 1t. Col. Bowman and Others.
From nosasoHy oa1 ooa nsPaIment will begin tho dey
Aid do Camp to Maj Gen. n. P. Banks, it is,
sb own that the total force Of tho rebels engaged
in the recent battle near Cedar Mountain, was
"a sl3, divided as follows; Infantry q ,6l3; Cav
airy 5000 !; Artillery loco.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-08-20
Foreiga News.

IT, CAPD MACE, AuGust 1S
aas vnsen's speech has tho folio wing arser.ph
u m :ddi''on T. the one already telegr.pbed Hs,
majesty mas given ready consent Ia tba -, ....-
lug INTO eject the treaty with tho r a. x.
suppression Of the slave trade and trusts ,h., ~
co-operAtion o. me > navy with her own NAV 90
the treaty il directed. - "hicu
In the House Of Commons, prior to III . a.,;v.~v -
Of the Queens speech, Lord Palmers,on ~ ,y
to enquiries by Ar. Fitx Gerald relative 10 .fs;:.
in the Bahama waters, pointed out that Great
Brtains interest Was in maintaining beliverent
rights at sea, and she could not interfere uLless be-
ligereRt rights were abused.
Representations were being made to the s
Government against tho practice Of requiring
bonds for goods shipped from New York to Nassau.
1t is stated that Slidell in an interview with
the Emperor Napoleon upon whom he urged the
recognition OF the Southern Confederacy.
Napoleon IS said to have admitted the coeen-
cy Of the arguments held forth by Slidell in favor
Of such a course but said that the greatest bar
rier to the South had been the objections Of Eng
land.
Lord Palmerston in speech delivered at Shef-
neld, again advocated NO interference in American
affairs.
Mr.. Roebuck. also made a speech on tho .ame
occasion. but took different view from that Of
Lord Pamerston, and urged the claims Of the
confederates to be such as to enti,lc them TO a
recognition by England.
another account says, the rebel emsares at
Paris and London had demanded the recognition
Of the Southern Confederacy.
1t is SAID that England refused the demand bu,
France had not yet replied.
The Europea, from Liverpool 9th md Queens
town 10th, passed here this morning.
The confederate steamers Merrimac succeeded
in escaping from the Tuscarora.
1t is stated that Garbaid refuses to obey Vic
tor EmanuaPs proclamation.
1t is stated that he held council of war on
the 4th, at which time it was determined tc
march on to Rome, notwithstanding the remon-
strances from Turin.
The enthusiasm for Garibaldi in Sicily is tre-
menduous. and it was reported that he would
be at the head of $4,000 men.
ST. JOINS, Aug. 10.
An interruption Of the Nova Scotia line proven
ted the transmission Of all the European news
last night.
The Persia from the Navy Yard at Liverpool
on the 9th. Tho U: S.::steamer Tuscarora ar
rived at Kingston on the eth.
The Times of Saturday has an editorial expla-
nation on the djminutivs paper currency in Amer.
lea. In another article il reviews thu conduct of
America in regard to the commerce of Nassau.
end questions the policy of carrying out their
powers to their full extent, and says Lord Pamers
on is perfectly right in toleratng claim which
it may be hereafter the interest of his owo coun-
try to enforce.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-08-20
From st. LOUIS.

ST. LOUIS, Aug. 10.
Hon. John N. Phelps, Mil. Gov, and Vim. +
Sneizler, Secy Of State of Arkansas, left yester-
day for Helena, Arlan.aw.
Col. ScNel ahd Guitor have been promoted
Brig Generals Of tho enrolled Militia, for Tia cir
recent battles with the Guerillas.
The city was full of vague rumors yesterday
that fight had occurred on Friday last near
Lexington. between about 500 Federal troops and
the Guerfillas OF Quantrill iiays AMI Hughes, 10
which the Federals were defeated, but NO official
advices have yet been received.
Passengers ny the Fairfcier, however bring re-
pcrts that fight did occur on friday at Lone
Rock, Jackson Co about 20 miles sou b west Of
Lexington between parts of Coonels Phelps and
Chrittenden's regiments Of State troops 500
strong and about 5000 rebels under Quantril and
guerrilla chiefs, resulting IN the defeat Of the
State forces, with loss Of 200 killed and wound
ed, and two pieces of ARTILLERY.
Odioial accouats expected to-day.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-08-20
From Missouri.
LEXINGTON Aupusf1a

LEXINGTON, August l8.
can do valuab service in case OF attack.
Some Of Quantrei's general orders have been
found near here. They ask al persons wishing 70
escape being drafted into the Federal army to
Join his cor mand whero they will find arms and
am untion to operate against the federal troops
at every possible point. They also state thatevery
man liable TO be drafted into the Y > army VIII"
is found going to any Federal military post any
person VITO is known to have reported to any mill
tary post the whereabouts of Southern men sh all
be shot wherever found. Also any ono known to
have paid money to the Federal government to
exempt him from military duty. is Liable to have
his chatte! property taken for the use Of the
Southern army These orders eminated from the
commander of forces recognized a. regular soldiers
by the rebel Scc'y of War.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-08-20
Letter From DR.. Maxwell.
CoRrNrH, Miss, Aug. IL 1852.


Ep RuesElL, ESQ -Estssmed Friend -
hsve already sent you briei ststsmeat Of the
condition Of the I'd. 10th and 18th regiments
of infantry, Iowa |olunteers. and aleo . de.
criptlon and sts,eDent Of the sanitary condi.
ton Of this Hospital since which, owing to DR..
Huntit gtoD ,Ssrgeon Of the Wisconsin 18th reg.
,uent OF infantry. receiving % lest Susdsy.ss
sious injory BY being thrown from HE horse,
Dr.. JIG. Miller, Ass't Sereson Of the 18th
Iowa regiment w-s .acsu IN charge, matters
here ar. unoergoiog very propitious change
To-day | visited the Post Hospital at Semi-
nary Building thres-tourths Of . mile out OF
Corinth. The building is brick ol the CORN
THAN styls of architecture, two stories above
the bsssment. loestsd on an elevated piatSs.
surrounded by 6ne forest trees and transplant.
ed shrubbery. 10 addition to this building
there are fifty hospital tents. used and 10.
Gated near by for the reception Of convale.cemt
patients. feuey and other serious cases are un-
fortunately stored away in the building
The condition Of this army 20 far ~ its
health 10 concerned. has already teen hinted
at. and cannot he bettered with its present man
sgetnent, character Of v Gather, supply Of food,
vegetables. DC. In a military point Of view.
| cannot but regard it as unfav3ra6le. Our
troops are mostly laying around loose" ali
over this very broken country, in email com.
msads. depending principally upon their sup.
plies being brought by the Columbus railroad,
which every day demonstrates is incapacity
to meet the powerful demand. Even now We
are on short rotions Of the most important arti.
eles ofsubsistence. THIS commu cation cut oil,
mot On improbable occurrencs-grsst suffer.
itg anong.oui troops'would necessarily follow,
for this country could not feed this army three
days
Colonel Clifford 10 doubtless at home ere this
His services here were most fAvorsbly .receiv-
ed by the officers and soldiere-they loved to
receive bis hearty greetings and ws ardeDtly
anticipate bis speedy return to the field Of 10.
Dor. The weather is warm ard dry-yes, hot.
My health continues very good. The fatigue
incident to my present duties, ! endure w1ll
day l mt 10 our Vegets bls market, Mr..
Robins, who lives near Mr Williams, on Lo
eust street. west Of the city-hs 10 we'll and
doing WE'LL
l would again add that owing to the number
Of cases Of ssorvy among Iowa troops,it would
seem very important that our frisnds should
do oil they can to send vegetables to the sick,
soon.
Please excuse haste. Accept for yourself
snc friends Of our county. my cordial wishes
Please ~r4te Soon. Yours truly,
A 8. Maxwell.
Surgeon in charge. 18th Regt. Iowa Vol. 9th
hospital,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-08-20

NlvER lrR ~,
AIIIvED, Tuesday, August 10.

AnHIvED, Tuesday, August 10.
PExSINA, Hill, St. Louis.
JENSlx WHIrPLg, Morrison, Ksoknk.
BILL HENDERSON, Rhodes, Dubuque.
DHPAKfxD.
PEsBINA, Hill, st. Paul. ~
JAMES MkANs, Pierce, Dubuque.
JENNIE WaIPPLB, Morrison, Ksokul.
BoAfs LEAVING TODAY.
The elegant Northern Line packet Canada,
Csptsin Pavksr and Clerk Cougar, dsparts for St.
Louis to-day.
The mail and passenger packet Kste Camel
Captain Davis, will depart for Ksokuk and way
points at o'clock this morning, making eonnsc-
tions for st. Louis in 3e hours.
The Bill Henderson, Captain Rhodes, will de-
part for Dubuque and intermediate laudipes at
o'clock this morning.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-08-20
From Memphis.

MEMPHIS, Aug. to.
The Grenada Appeal Of the 18Th states that the
federals ,eok possession Of Bayou Sara on Monday
the lth, seizing ell the sugar and molasses and
quartering q garrison there. Also that the rebels
have been reinforced in Arkansas, that their ordi-
nance stores there have been increased, and that
Gen Holmes has assumed command Of that STATE.
The appeal contains long editorial 10 which it
says the sooner to look for foreign aid or
intervention the better for all concerned. The
writer also designate. Valandi CHAM, Wood, Pierce
and Seymour, of Conn, with some half q dozen
9th or prominent men, as the only true friends the
Sou can count upon in the North.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-08-20
From Kansas.

LFAvENwoRTH, Aug. 13.
Owing to the presence of large body Of rebels
in Jackson co. No, and neigh borhocd and threat
ened attack on Kansas City, the Provost Marshal
Of this city under orders from headquarters OF the
Department Of Kansas, has ordered the citizens
en- maese to enroll and tn for military
duty. any one failing to do SO will be arrested
Business is mostly suspended, and it is thought
that there will be q general compliance with the
order. The federal troops lately composing the
Indian expedition, with the exception Of Indian
regiments, are supposed to be at Fl. Scott Oh
m archin9 north.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-08-20
.N.ntjre n BNtI6E1e0.

WILL BE RECEIVED y ~ t,sn.. an:
Undersigned until the lash a.y o xes1ssd; e "a
building s:nPs P.n: n::.s :"a .sppssiss.sons ps
and Brad, streets. = nv " t. Carroll, architect.
A. J. PRESTOx. Building
oEO. L. DAvEAP0RT.l 49,"
August ssh, 1ss5. s'lsss
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-08-20
Proclamation by the Governor.

Proclamation by the Governor.
Believing there are questions vitality affect
ing the poblc welfare that demand the imme>
diate attention Of the General Assembly,
Now tberfors l. Samuel j. Kirkwood, Gov.
srnor Of the State Of Iowa, BY virtue Of the
authority in me vested. do hereby convene the
General Assembly Of said State in special ses
sion TO be begun and held ct Dss Moines on
Wednesday the Sd day Of September 1862. at
2 o'clock. P. N. Of said day.
In witnsss Whereof have hereunto set nv
hand and caused to be affixed thereto the
great Seal Of the State OF Iowa.
Done at Dss Mcines the 10th day Of August
SAML J. KIRKwooD.
ELIJAH SELLS, Sec'y. Of State.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-08-20

to my osm,r may interest IN The grocery business
.nIhas to the public for their liberal ,s'-y 'n my
90. so''ci' Continuance of the same to nv srs
An, =. ,s,h. ,eso GEO l.. CARAVAN.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-08-20

DrssoLur1oN.-By an advertisement
In another column It will be seen that the
grocery firm Of Jeffries d Carman has been
dissolved. Mr.. Csrman retiring. Mr.. Jeffries
will continue the business at the old stand and
will. no doubt. receive that liberal patronage
he inertia
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-08-20
From Fort Monroe.

Foar MoNsos, Aug. 1s.
The Nswbsrn Progress states that the final re-
suit Of the election Of North Carolina indicates
the defeat Of johnson, secession candidate for
Governor by . majority Of 10000.
The Union opposition has elected nearly every
member Of both branches Of tho Legislature, by
.till greater msjorties. Every candidate advo
eating the continuation Of the war, and the sep
aration Of the Union have been defeated.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-08-20
DISTRICT COURT.
August TEAM.
HON. JOHN r. DILLON. Jades.
IRA n. CLIFFORD, Clerk.

TuEsDAY, August 10. 1852
Inc case Of J. J. Burtis w. Cook / Sargent,
"0'sh has occupied al day yssterds and vas
argued BY NJ D. 8. True. counsel for plainsi6
." The moroine. Vas subnittsd 70 The Jury on
special Issue at 3 o'clock. DIS True and g
4. hobbsll for plaintiff and Grant for defend.
ants.
The case Of J. Brodsr w. z. Sehnidt. and
others. was given to the court by J. Grant for
plaintiff and 8. 4 Brown for defendant. and
Submitted on the arguments.
Al SIX o'clock the court adjourned until 9
Tomorrow morning,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-08-20

The Mutual Benefit Life Insurance
Compspv il one of the oldest and beet life
Companies in this county. The same cash
investment will procure . policy for twice
the amount given BY many other companies.
Robert Simpson, agent.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-08-20
treat sale Of Hease hold Furniture.

IJAfhEK 4 VAN TUYL, AUCTrONEERS
. w'ii sell on Thursday. August II, 1889, at :
O'Clock, P m. corner OF LeCairo and Locust sts,
at the residence Of Theodore Baker, a splendid
lot OF "a lor and Kitchen Furniture. conf sting of
one n,,oert fiano and Stool. Sofa, Sofa vnd Cane
neat hairs and Ottomans, Pier Table, What mot.
Wash conmodes, Bureaus, Wardrobe. Stands In.
.ensi.n Table. Beadsteads. Lounge, Feather Beds
pets and oil Cloths, Window Curtains InoL;",.
Glasses, Books. Croekery. Cox Stove. Cannon
Stove, Cupboard and Kitchen Furniture pener.llv
also cows, calf and .cre of potatoes. erms
OF o., sale cash. Remember the time an place.
ihnisdsy, August lst, 1862, corner Of LeClairs
and Locust streets.
PARKER l. VAN TUYL.
Auctioneera
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-08-20

A NICE THINo TO HAvE.-Starr has
received large quantity Of Farbsr's p..s--
artists movable pencils. They are superior
to any other kind in use. and every body
should provide themselves with one. Dc also
has large variety Of other descriptions which
he is disposing Of At reduced prices.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-08-20

RELKAsE OF KENNEDY.-Ar recruiting
officer named Kennedy was arrested in Mus.
satine about week since and brought to this
city and confined in Jail He wss charged with
being . ssessh, and discouraging enli.tm snts !
There being no formAlor sustainabls charge
sssin't the man. it was thought best to have
something done with him-Capt. Hendersho,t {
issued On order yesterday that the prisoner be
brought before him. The Sheriff dischsrv ed
him from custody. aud the Captain, without
making any sxamlnation whatever, gave him
full liberty.
We know nothing about this man personally,
nor do We care. but from what We have been
able to learn. his arrest vas caused by auoth.
or recruiting officer. who was extremely ieal
Gus Of Mr. X. and was fearful that he would
get position In the company that he. the
other party wanted. We may be mistaken
but 1t locke very much like it. In other words.
it is one Of those cases in which the late order
Of Secretary Stanton which was issued for
good and patriotic purpose. has been used to
gestify personal malice and envy.
1.-THE prosecuting party had any patriotic
or praissvorthy motive in procuring his i'm
prisonmsnt. why did he not come up like
man, and as in duty bound. carry his charges
home. and not get him into Jail and then
s"eak of in such an unmany way. It Is
about this time that these malicious and un-
actions were abandoned. We
oars nothing about the personal status of spy
m"n-if he isa fit su' j.ct for manly prosecu-
lion 10 the courts. Let al such attempts to
make unfair and ungen.rous use Of the late
potent order from the War Department be
'rownsd upon BY all such A. are Jealous of
The honor Of the State end the ibsrtis, of
which We o. citixsns of the Uoitsd States are
proud to boast
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-08-20

TivoLA THsATsR.-This evening
two beautiful operate pisee- will be offered .,
the above establishment NJ. and Mr.. Ken
kel. and Miss Clara all appear 10 these pieces
lfyoa would rs,s . pleasant evening. visit I'll
voli Garden tonight. and our word for II you
will not be disappointed.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-08-20
NOTICE..

1t having been stated that parties leaving tho
State f,r the purpose Of avoiding draft, have and
are being taken across the river in skiffs during
tie night and early morning Lours,nosice is he.e-
by given to the owners of skifs that any person
cted in tho act Of taking such persons across
tho river, OF knowingly allowing their boats to be
used for such purp SET, will be held responsible
for so doing, under the late order tho Secre-
tary OF War. JOHN Z. hENKl'
Deputy U. 5. Marshal, District Of Iowa.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-08-20

"THE OLD HARrFoRD"-W. f. Ross,
AGENT, MErpoPoIlrArBunD Hartford
Fire Insurance Comr any chartered A. y.
1slO) has Just made its one hundred and
fourth semi.ennual statement, showing assets
Of 496al66.66, with les than $4,000 liabilities
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-08-20

Losr.-A heavy gold bracelet, en-
amslsd withaowsrs. Lost between the Six Mile
House and Duck Creek. on Dubuque road. A
liberal reward will b paid the finder II LETT a.
this Office.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-08-20
UTICA, August IL, 1862.

Our County FA1R.-The Muscatine
Courier makes the folio wing complementary
sllusion to our County Fair:
The people in Scott county have made
their annual county fair, one Of the fixed in.
stitutions Of the State. They usually succeed
10 getting up an entertainment mt and exhibition
second only to the State Fair. Every arrange
ment has been made this year for a better
fair than ever before. The attractions are Of
. superior character and will draw big
crowds or coarse our people will pay the
Davenporters . visit about the time the fair
cones of. The days fixed for holding the
fair are the 22d. 23d, z4th. 26,h and 26,h
days Of September"
We can't say what the State Fair will b
this year. but for several yesrs past Scot,
County has gone tar ahead Of it. The pro-
,ramms this year is peculiarly attractive-
Those who desirsNlarge premiums, and . de
lightful time will come here
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-08-20

SUPPLIES FOR CAMr McCLELLAN.-
The contracts for furnishing supplss for the
troops quartered At Camp Mcclellan have been
let to the follow wing psrties II. B. Evans d
Co prsceries; A. P. 4 d. Kelley, meat Dan
Moore, broad. The same parties have had the
rrov,,,on contracts before and We believe gave
verv general satisfaction to ell concerned.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-08-20
THE CITY,,
NOTICE.

After this date. to insure insertion 10 the
DExooRAr the following morning, oil gratuitous
matter must bs handed in previous to 8 o.
clock. Advertisements will be received At any
time,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-08-20

FRESH OysrERs.-Riley, ofthe Debolt
Exchange. has Just received lot Of fresh oys.
ters. direct from New York. For sale In cans
or served in any style desired.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-08-20
THE MARKETS.
Davenport Market....Daily Report.

OFFICE OF THE DEx. 4 NRws,l
Monday I've, August 10.
All kinds Of grain is on the advance. Barley
rises little every day, and is new at zoe for
prime. Corn is advancing, and there is prospect
Of fair prices this fall. The best -four in sacks
has advanced 20 cents.
FLoUR-We quote At S4.eo95.2o. Shipments
40 bbls.
WHEAT-Active at so@s6, for prime old, and
65@so for new. Receipts 5,522 bu. Shipments
$3.50 bu.
BARLEY. = New 5o@eoc. Receipts l,77o bu.
Shipments 300 bu.
CoKS-In demand at 10@23c. Receipts 745
bu.
OArs--2o@25c. Receipts 2s1 bu. Shipments
900 bu.
WooL-So@45c. Receipts 80 lbs.3
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-08-20
New YORK Market.

NEw YoxK, August 10.
FLOUR = Firm. Sales at $4S5@5.05 Super
state; So2oW5.30 Extra State; S5z5@5.40 Super
Western S5.25t05.45 Common 10 medium Extra
" sstern: s. 50@6.65 common to go.d shipping
Brands extra 3. Il. O.
WHsAr.-Sales at $l.12@$1. .1s Chicago Spring
$l.l7@$t.2 milwaukee Club 81 .22gi Is Amber
Iowa, 81 80 Winter Red Western; 81 34@l 81
Amber Michigan.
Corn 59@70c Mixed Western in store and
delivered.
WHlsKY.-Market dull :320S2Lc.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-08-20
From Baltimore.

BALTIMORE, Aug. 19.
dispatch from Gen. Kelly ct Cumberland says
that hid pickets wsre fred on 1t Romney Road
vestsrdav afternoon, and one man WAS mortally
vouuded. A force went in pursuit. and overlook
uerty Of bush whackers near North river mills, at-
taoked then, and killed the Hotssious guerrilla
Dob Edwards. lhs rest escaped.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-08-20
From Louisville.

LOUISVILLE, AuH 40.
Rumors apparently we'll founded indicate the
occupation Of several new points in Ky: by rebel
guerilae, who exhibit great activity. The names
Of places and tho numbers Of forces are withheld
by order Of tho Military authorities
There is considerable excitement in this city
from tho rumor1.