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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-22
DRUGS.
N E W FIRM

IL persons moving themselves indehtrd 10 vii
N please cali Al their earliest and make
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SennOtt's speech.
On the Trial Of Gordon, i'm the Bosto,
Treason Case


"a For cakes. pure ice cream. ice drinks and
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PUBLIC NOTICE
TOuLINSON a. CON, Druggists, No.
u East Washington street,
have Oeen appohteu agents lot lhe sa'e Vi
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A G r | G Z l. 7 U r F

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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-13
From Cairo.

CAlRo, nov. IL.
--latest reports from Nemrbi, say tie rebels are
stlI at Lamar and EoHy ~ptings, but that all
their wif materials, stores and provisions had
been rem ,yed across tie Tatahatchic rive.
ih.ug the rebels might make show Of resist
encc II sstious y attacked, they would no doubt
ttl back s9atn VI the river, where ii is expected
they would give battle.
by order oI Gen. Grant. no commercial or news
mat er will pass oyer the lines south of Cairo.
At jackson, Mississippi, on the 5th inst, there
was a tefri' explosion in the cartridge manntac-
tory, by which some A. youag women girls, and
boys killed, and their bodies consumed in
the building. The terrible explosion II shells
prevented the use OF fro engines. Ihe agony Of
parents was indiscritaJe. Not a single one es-
c3ped from tae build ng.
The Grenada dpl.ea Of the 9TH ihtina,cs that
it wes the wO', OF inceuliary. s3eyer4l at
tef.r.s have been made 70 fire the city
The Savannah Hepntfican says the tederAls are
b1Ihr ding Tampa Day.
n accident occurred on the Virginia Tenn.
Railroad OF the 81. k,lling l Z, and woun1 ing 50.
ii, Nicksbu-g iVhfg says the extensive sccret
oe the abolition eieiy has been dis,osefei in
Northern Texas. lis objects IRE - 1t the con-
script law, an eo.oratate with the Federal army.
Inc ashingten Onion club of Memphis c Of
NJ immense public demon traLlsn On Fr.day,in
which most Of ne citizens joined. There ives a
large procession, flag presentation, and speeches
The expedition to Cotton lia1t has reformed to
Helena. II consisted oi ] 200 cavalry under cgm
% aud of col. yandcyer, aud the 9Th Iowa. eco
rebels occupy Cotton Pant too large n force 10
attack. In returning they had three sfluishes
With the Texan Hangers, killing IL, W0uhGing
iarge number, aud taking - pri1one-s. The PED
eral. had 30 woun led, and several horses killed
Tne people in tho copn ~ thr.ugh which our
forces passed are absolutely suiieria, fcI the Le-
cessafes OF life. Lverything is being done tor
tl cir relief.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-13
IRON Louisville.

LOUISVILLE, Nov IL.
The Southern telegraph line was working to
Nashville between and p N. to-day. At
the latter houi ii gave out, ana pIobablr cut
by puerr,las south Of g ,liatin, Tenn to which
place ii is now in operation.
The Jsarnal says rebel force, under General
hse'er, was within fifteen miles of Munfords.
vile last night, where reinforcemcnts were order
el forward
Gen. Gilbert his sufficient force to proto,, Green
river hiigo.
huinors prevail that Gen. Rosecrans or ierea tn o
trains proc cling from Louisville toward Nashville
TO return in the absence Of any tciegraphic com
;nunication.
From the report Of The Associated Press G, Nash
vile, we in er that all IS qnie..
Lieut. Johnson o. tie lI,h regiment Kentucky
volunteers, Union, ard brother Of A. r. John
son, the rebtl guerrilla chief, in Green river Co.,
tonicged his resignation to Maj. Gen McCook, al-
leging reason. tho publication by the Psesi-
dent uf his emancnation proclamation. when sc-
Cock ordered him to be arrested and sent 10 the
military prison, and put ia irons After ten days.
confinement, no Charges being preferred agar nst
Il N, Con. boyle relieved hin, ordering him 1,
] in his rcgiaont without 6elaT. He again ten
iersl his resignation the same ground when
be was placed under arrest and dismissed from
the service in disgrace ard bis insignia of off 20
stripped from him ia the presefce Of the whole
regiment. Gen Rosecrans' order on tie suffice.
vas read at the had OF the regiment Jchnson
was sen. back Of our lines to reloTt to Gen. Boyle
ana directed not to re- e-cner the lines.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-13
DAveMnOrt Lumber Market.
'IO-IlAY's ADV'TS.
ORIGINAL y TIE

ORIGINAL TIE.
STATE or IoWAl
SColT Cora-Y,
Antonius J4mison rs Trnngott Thomas ard
Nina Thomas, Fredalis Marti, q AZ.
I D said defendants
yToU AaE HEREBY NOTIFIED THAT
L there is now on ale in the Office Of the Clerk
0. the District Court OF Scott county, Iowa, po-
titon Of autonius G. Jamsen, claiming Of the
said defend ant, frangot. Thomas, the u.a Of one
hundred and ffty-thr.e dollars, as money due
him on d certain lIomissory note executed BY
said Trauroit Thomas On the first day Of May,
A. ID. 1856, payable to the order Of Henry NJ.
Jamiscn, for the sum Of ninety dollars parable on
the first Jay Of May, d. u. 1862, with interest
thereon at the rate Of tn per cent. per annum.
said petition also sets out three other notes for
the SUN of ninety dollars each, due respectively
May Let, 1868. 1854 and 1850, and prays that the
cause be continued frcm term 10 term until said
notes fall duo.
Said petition also prays sor the foreclosure Of q
eorta n mortgage On tho following described
premises. situated in the county Of Scott, ard
State of Iowa, to-wit. The east half OF lot two
fz) in block twelve (l2l, in the city of Dayen-
The Fl Ut day Of May, A. D.1s5j, for the purpose
af SECURING Inc ptymens Of the four above de-
serih4d promisscry notes
The eaii defendant, Friiala Marti, is hereby
notified that personal claim ig made against
him in this action.
Now, unless yo3 appear thereto and dcfe.d,
bo ore noon eff the second day Of the next term
Of the said District Court, to be held the
first Mond.y Of February, A. ID. 1853, default
will be entered against you nna IRdgwens and
decree he rendered, as prayed in said na. i'm.
CUdK d DkUKY,
Atiys. for pltf.
Nov. 49, 1912
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-13
UEAE CRITTERS NJ!

I'HE FOLLOWING NAMED SOLDIERS.
enlisted for Old Regiments, have deserted
from Camp Mcclellan, Davenport lows:
ALbLkt PRINCE, born in Frederick county.
Maryland, = years I'D fermer BY otcui alton IN.
listed .eptenbcr gth, 1862. ut KteluL hy Mai n
william 5eiknay, for years Las grey eyes,
~'own hair, tait omIlexcn, 3 feet inch.s hipb
Tor tue 10Th lnfansry
). l.. BRAbEa, born in Decatur county. Indi-
ana, aged - years, by occupation n farmer, en-.
hsted ut davenport, Iowa, ugust IL, has ha zel
eyss, black hair 4nd dark complexion, heigh. 6
feet ~ inches.
". }. lOTIE born In Gsllapolis, Ohio, aged
- years, by occupation n farmer, enlisted at
neoknk, Iowa. .ugust 81 has blne eyes, brown
hair aud fair conpirxion. height feet b iI.h hes.
WILLIAM JONES, born in 0rar re county.
scw sork, ngsd "a years by occuration a car
rsnier, enlisted in ios q City Iowa, July I'll. has
oiack eJes, sandy hair ard dark conliexiou.
height ) feet isches
JOHN hOtGifLN, born in Hardin county.
Ohic agei ~ years By occupation n farmer, en-
listed az Davenport, Iowa. Septcnber 20, has grey
eyes, l'ght hair and light complex on, height 5
feet 81 inches.
Any Ole apprehen ling any one or al. Of said
soldiers, will he paid all reascnab Q cost OF trans
portation and subsistence, together with a reward
Of five dollars when ,aii desrrtcrs are returned 10
the CONS sndin2 Officer Of Camp Mcclellan.
Il. NJ. LIT1LtR,
Captain 81 Iowa Infantry, Commanding Camp
Mcclellan, Davenport, Uct4, 1852. dtf
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-13
From Be ston.

BU-TDsy NV
TIE correspondent. OF the Boston Joarnol writes
I .em on board tho steamer south Car Inns. of
Charleston, under date Of Get. l3.h, as follows:
The Briiish iiga.e Racer by permission OF flag
officer Green. entered hsrlesten harbor ana to k
away az passenger the British Consul.
Tie Consul says that the rebels have just
launched powerful ram, AM that two more are
..eaiy FOR plating with iron, which they expect
every day to arri?e from England n tour pated
steamers.
lie al71 reports the steamer Nashville lying at
the mouth of the stone inlet six mics from
Charleston, Watching . chance 10 run olt.
He reports 2oo ca.es Of yellow fever ct Charles
( IL when he left.
Tue same respondent, under date Of October
! . h, .rifesas follows
About o'clock last night heavy firing was
.sa ri 70 IT, northwari VIII ch continued for y II
In our. From tae sYuni e the glus tAii firing
wa. I'D sed 10 b. d bout s mi es of
Tt. morning boa. arrived from he ia, ship
int rm .ug Gs tlat vessel had run TIC blockade
ia ring the night, and the firing was from the
Flamben VI. which got under way before the
ste,me. IN the lice u. the blockade. and attempt
to stop her, but she took the le e,s notice oi
tue tlan s-a au, whith frei = snot against heI
SIDES hut the ratified off like 50 much hail She
ms. have BEEN iron plated and very thick a.
that. . or tie Fla. beau's rltei shots would have
gon, through ker, but she kept up the chan
Iel
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-13

A PArRIoTlc WoMAN.-B Bacon, OF
Waehingl, H. tells an incident tha. beiel him
while Oft purchasing horses to fill Lis con.
tract with the Government, that is worth
printing. Hearing that a widow Of the Qua
ker persuasion, who resides in Washington
county, aud who is pretty we'll off, as the
world goes. had come good hcrses. he made
her call and made known his business-that
ne wanted TO purchase horses for the govern
ment. At this announcement the Old lady
tcld Mr. Elcon that she had none 10 eel the
Government, lat she had been wanting to
give soncthiog to it for long time, ard told
him to GO TO the stable and pick ont the best
horse he could fad end take 1t ae a gift
This astonished the contractor he had been
ased TO dealing with different claes Of cue
toners, aud was at . loss TO know how to
proceed. He finally explained the matter,
that the Government wanted TO pay Tor what
it got, and succeeded In inducing her to take
fair price for her properly. Such people
ass very sres-exeeedingly %.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-13

scamp ScagsD IL a collection of National,
Pa.riOte, .Soosai and .seatnitntol .songs to many
of ~ ieh the music is attached, designed 10 ,e-
Iievc the Gull u. n0ouy ot thc sotuleIs life and
lish eE The hours e the long auh wssry march.
10 do this noihing has beeu found equal o music,
a.d ro collection eSrei Camp Songs ia tho
number and variety Of its pi css, cynp-isifg as
they no, SOM, hing for every OCCASION The .sold
heroes" shorii each have . cory. and the 00c,-
90 more be we'll supplied. IHg rk,eE OF AMP
SvkGs Is ONLY TIN Cssrs, on receipt Of which :
copy I'll be mailed to any address. DfISONd
Co PAIL shers, boston. nova
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-13
From California.

SAN FRtNcls1o, Nov. l..
Business lu The recent scoveiy Of silver
mines N Ma iposa county causes much local er-
cifement. Jp@arls OF 900 eiaims have been
iociiea On a line thirty iise miles long. some
ale partly opened from which choice specimens
Il raek have been taken when yield 500 dollars
por tn, givin> interested perti,s much ccnfdencs
in tie value " the hcv dscoy, ry
here ts such n rage Tor discovering new mines
mat companies are ofRan.z'ng nj selling stock
before dcyei6pcments taxa lac. MniGg com
panos organized in San ftaicisco vi hin the
Last year ha.c ii nominal apltai of seventy mill
ions such spoliali1ns were lever T.. ore cquall-
cd Legitimate mi ing eoterp iscs are stimul
ted thereby and next year promises I" he enc "
untAampled activity IN actual developemen,s.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-13
From sSniti,nOre.

RsiriNoRR, Nov. l..
The I. : rrnboat Horeules Capt. Deuyun. ar
rived here th,s morning from IT. e ctuise alofg tho
bufier q Virginia. tn the morning ai the u
inst, Just before daylight, Lieut. Bake, with an
arm boats crew, dis otettd lai'y on sho.e,
slpnl ling = some rebel sol licrs stationed ~ :.
ssall iale; Finding Hey were discovered tley
To- 4 - their boats and lied 70 etcApe kftr-
. half hour chase boat Was tufed which
vts forhu 10 contain three men with si.ua ian
'es 4, lag, arms Ac. Gao ~ tic ra,ty proved
y bos dai keid Sanaefa, rtgunr t'iirer of III.
tnn}eA rate .t.tct Army, ahd i s5n ., George \ !.
seaceis Tho other two were LpgIi.h snil.rs-
Atthe 'ino - - IT capture 'hey were expecting
vessel 10 convey Ntj rhrarr> tt Lu,pte win
rec. dispatches anf ntre sig.tlinE & cr that rnr-
pose 10 English stilors landed from vessel
from 'ih'iiax about ten days previously, which
bought over prominent rshol with dispatch ca
Tor tie Ecftl btftttner'. The ve.s.l Which
vas u convey the rebel ispltthcs 10 Eutoio was
itth., - a1eul fcus ~ les outsi9e, bat diseavot-
ins tho cal tnrc Nj :ander.. immediately
pul to Se.,