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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-05-27

w Z n T L DIV WMsRS.--Two small
w ADhEES Were taken up by the watch
5L iAe LiEhi o ! TIE 9TH inst and oFoHg6E 70
cur Stables 1he owner or Ownsrn are re-
qne.sed 10 coDa forward, prove property,
paP charges. n 4 tsas tassn asysv :.
VII 4 81 SUTH Lard,
nv II ia Fran 9Iin atreet
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-05-27


w. PIEDMONT RAILROAD CUMpA.
~ NY-NCTlCE.---t ID eeting of - Gene
raj commissioners of the Iaatmons t.c,i-osd
IL requested IL the town of Greensboro, n
u on " hDNESDhY. tbs nth day cf June
next, to ccnpiets thelr duties when ths toms
panY is organized.
Wii. z. SUTHERLIN, ChairInau-
rauyilia, 1lth 3laF, 1869 fny .t-.tIi;hja
re Raleigh GTee ashore. acG .esr,v.:lH pes,Zxs
copy ra';! lIth ,rns
CFFIcE kICHd'D L pkraabsUt.8 II *. 30.
X ehmoua. Va, L ~ I'd, is51.
Hzr E0TKCzi Ill ne enuu. Eaaetsng OF the
~ Soeshol5ags o' this Company III; tss-
place Fl thsif cface Ii tbi- city, or TUESDAY
the 27ih cs Say, Al II O'CLOCK A. VI
u1y 2--ta "a ~ YAks rs{rs;sA! '-raa5ir
---,-.=-.---5---
A%. TAU NATIONAL BtE&:rtus. AoaG-
%~F CIATaCN hAIa Ar ..-Ft.i:s 2 s-ccis t.og
bss eng aged elegant roon: e0cneg u: H.usd 81 q
ninth ctrcTts. t.,r 4. BAZAAR saa vii ee rss.d.
70 rsGsipe donations OF all kind: q! uest Monasy
AL eomni,I .'estiops aho,:lG no addressed 30 mrs
3. <. ". VE1siuN 1oH Sst. tlsasgss vf Ia
sasr, ana cczF @sponding aeots.srv ef r q =.
so s9--ts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-05-27
u aha b ~ q ga.
rE'WENTY-FlvED DGLLaaS REWARD.

Lsfi my nouse. on tisncs street, between
IN aIsf 5'h. on yesterday evening, nv woman
POLLY. She is about rs yesIs old; dosk
com pis xiou. o. spare mcde she carried or :
her cs'id, Ia mais,) snn,e or ;1on tha old,
hus qnit~ dciieste. l hsvs no doubt she Il
conceal .. AZ she city, as she has mum bor Of
relatives here. The above reward will BE-
paid for hsr hptrehsEsion and delivery nj my
cfhcs, % .,hoakos Slip, or secured N Jail.
su5 .+-6. WM r, PUNA.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-05-27

4 TA2PhT SAC L.. ST.--l4G.t, at Cord rs.
! vile. zay CARPET Jax, (marksd I j. Ov-
en on tie iceg,l coz tanning blank paper, II, g.
raogardu;n books, 3ccke. beck sc ANY in.
formation 90: CsrIing the above will D.
than kfai:y rec-i ivsd ard per Ter, unsra.
ttcG gwen Address w B. ~ EN
i1'h Mias kas':. RiehmGnd, Va.
fny2t-3th
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-05-27

ls = n hLW aku IL wi, Jay the above
Ds}J reward tor tbs arrest scd delivery "a
me- of q ,aan calling himself JOHN NAN.
NlNs. Easd kaDoi>g F Stacr "a ysAxs old.
sscu1 but sssalght figure, iaet aGf 40 inch0
htah. s,r TsiF sFin, ruddy compilation, Night
eyes, Asrk, caUdy hair, Inclined - curl, and
waa. hen he deserted. welt dresee.. In . gray
sack espaf and dark pan telooba HO had Q 70.
cent Essser noIn e. s Uours ef his In ten ti0E to
be nx safsl lfzaa lie Is dcpbsgxas lurking about
Hiestfond, erdeavcrinS TO hiie himself as Q
satstisEta. lie fs an hi shrLkn.
W. r. PATTON,
III. -Cci Com MAJ u'E q b Reg Va.
'hs' BRIG ade, Lss4 4EsBe est's DivisioH.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-05-27

AETEE-A .t1s.son a. GUYnrEEs5 BY
t~ aVorus lag, TO tssGh English, Fren.b sca
Anso.
AhsO--A SITOATTON by lady who vii elve
inr1eaon 10 Music as a. equivalent for bosra.
"a inr.her intormatiGn address
"REFU1E9"
ny f-w& sichronnd Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-05-27

itHS AsWasD. .--Sirs.ed ffoEl tbs MsrEss
crZe) Square, Ga tie Ssa insi dra HORSE
sroa. ~ hanis high, with z hIszsd fsss l vii
give the above reward FOR h's dsiiyo~y to the at
II SheE perd's Bos5diIg Hoaso on 8sscs etssat,
ba' -erTs Fou hee LEa Aaanls.
U7 It ST. O.. -. frWty
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-05-27

ipGE 81 MA RD-G sAswAy from my
DZ.D store. ca Tnesds morning, 18th In.
star t, ms negro Soy, LEW B " ASHIN0.
TUM hc is o 5sagat n ula so, thick set, about
fees high, u years old, sd on when last
sesn q brown seck c0s:, sr0Nn panu, and Q
Iaili snry cap. sEas above rsTard will be paid
s. {; CUTTHELL,
sD its - Ns Lac Mai strsot.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-05-27

q ETs II -WsBD.--Lsfs my rcaidsnco on
eDe)U Fr4Rkiin sssses, bss Gsssn z:h &nd Sth.
. Saturday, Ion iussans, nty negro man
KA1PE. The above rsuasi vii Lbs paid for
his arrest ard delivery to nis. or placed In any
jail 50 that ca1s &c. Elm 40 10 about fact
10 or II inches h!yh. II ht n .Iatto, eieA cheak
bones, and e full suit Of Il >sriy straight hair,
Gus closely Is
Wy t3-iztk 81 4 l. ELLETF,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-05-27

-, tfEt7SU ID y
70 60 e Hs'ifax ecsnty, We. Apply at CT, offisc.
60 the errnsc Of @.h ard Ossy sle., up@.sits
my 23-is BAEgSEAyI y Rgo
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-05-27

AY:ITIUE.--Rs anyway fra:n ahs subscriber,
~ near u ,yton, n ,rsug county, Ala, my
dinsI groom servant, ANS, sometimes CALI
ing himself JaEnes Clarke IN bright n ulatto,
ahou. twenty Ave ysaTs oi age, slightly bow.
legged yas raised 10 Ricsnond, va BY q
Hir Te:.y. His parents essiii live there
.Jafnas gSas Ia the army lass SIMMER at Win.
chester. 4 reasonable ,rssg ard Will be paid
tof MS apprehension and aasannemsnt In jail
10 that ger hifa agaiA. e
nv lo-im. EDWAzR BAPTIST.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-05-27

ynras na fgKSlH~IaI, NssSia. Cd, Tsossss'
g. ~A' ssc aaAn Oh, suet ssssvsG Gnd fof sale
sr U. ~ o0EE1s IS, D7asgfee g.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-05-27

NtA -~L8 u n 70 a L u -saI.,tL ustHYtN
! month aaa Riehm I'D, ava taa 9TH ina., cns
InUS K. marked = T1hrici,6 W h tbs maze
of MhFG.RETE a. LosETr; oSe TRUNK .ud
9na bCA marked MARY HAMILTON tba
sbare was eiher 'Hst CT ths Norfolk o spot Ia
Pet rsburg, or tas u 20. in Eich n,cnd. For slY
information that viii j. .a to tSeis recovery Will
ray the above reward. AGdgsss thu IA he
h:chi.4nad F. . 81 4. LOTETT.
.1-sods VS.
The Portland daily press., 1862-11-05
L. ID. MERRILL Il CO.,
p L U M b e r s
No. ~ Union Street, Portland, Me.

Water Closets, Urindls Force and Suction Pumps.
Bath Boilers, Hash Botris, ,siirer Plated ! Brass
Cocks Of all kinds constantly on hand.
TT All kinds of fixtures for hot and cold water
set up in the best manner.
Ali orders in city country personally attended to
l. d. MERRILL. JOHN BOND. s. ID. MERRILL.
ang4dlv
The Portland daily press., 1862-11-05
Relief in New Orleans.

The United States Relief Committee of New
Orleans report, that for the week ending Sept.
II. they distributed 75,4l0 pounds of meats,
1926 Of peas, and 1865 pounds of bread.
These were gratuitously distributed as follows
to families of Union soldiers 917, to families
of Confederate soldiers $50, to destitute fam
lilies 1895 in number
The nativity of these families was as follows
Amesican s97, Irish 1868, German $3.50, En-
glish 54s, French SIS, Scotch Al, Spanish 14l.
Mexican %, other European l39, colored 6lO.
HEAVY PURCHASES WITH COUNTERFEIT
MONEY.
Several men have been arrested at Jackson
Miss for purchasing 1900 head of cattle in
Texas with 100000 in counterfeit money.
The cattle were driven to Jackson, and will
be taken by the Confederate Government and
paid for in genuine Confederate notes, which
will not be much better than the counterfeit.
The Atlanta Confederacy states that the coun-
terfeiters are mostly of one family and its con-
neetions, named Payne, and are from Ken
lucky. They carried out perhaps 100000 to
Texas, and purchased some 1900 head of fine
cattle, some twenty No. negroes. fine horses
and carriages to ride in, and came back with
the whole, successfully crossing the Mississip-
pi river at Vicksburg. When they had got
their booty all safely on this side, they COM
menced sytem of extravagant expenditures,
which excited suspicion. The money they
were spending was examined, and many be-
gan TO think it was counterfeit At this stage
a dispatch was received from the Governor of
Texas ordering their arrest. Four of them
were taken into custody at Natchez, and three
in Alexandria, La, across the river from
Natchez.
The Portland daily press., 1862-11-05
PORTLAND DAILY PRESS,

THE PORTLAND DAILY PRESS is published every
morning sundays excepted at s5 per year in ad-
vance.
The Portland daily press., 1862-11-05
Rates of Advertising:


TRANSIENT ADVERTISEMENTS, SlO0 per square,
for three insertions or less exceeding three and not
more than week, SIPS per square; 70 cents per
week after. One square every other day one week,
sl.o0; so cents per week after.
EXHIBITIONS, &c, under head of ADJUSTMENTS,
S2-0o per square per week.
SPECIAL NOTICES, Sl.5o per square for first week,
S1.00 per week after.
BUSINESS NOTICES in reading columns, 12 cents
per line for insertion. No charge less than fifty
cents.
LEGAL NOTICES at usual rates.
Advertisements inserted in the MAINE STATE
PRESS (which has a large circulation in every part of
the State for 3S cents per square in addition to the
above rates for each insertion
Transient advertisements must be paid for in ad-
vance.
IT, All communications intended for the paper
should be directed to the Editors ofthe Press and
those of business character to the Publishers.
~ The PORTLAND DAILY and MAINE STATE
PRESS Office in Fox BLOCK, No. 50. Exchange
Street, is open at all hours during the day and eve
ming, from O'Clock in the morning to in the
evening.
eY- jon PRINTING of every description executed
with dispatch; and all business pertaining to the Of
fee or paper promptly transacted application ns
above
The Portland daily press., 1862-11-05

g- John Specmier, who for some wears
past has been travelling around the country
entertaining audiences by his power TO plunge
the blade of sword at full length down his
aosophagus, and by his capacity (?) to eat
and digest any number of stones-bis only
food, except lager-beer-died suddenly al Buf
falo on Saturday week.
The Portland daily press., 1862-11-05
PUDDINGS.

rY- Open every Sunday from to /. and from to
O'Clock. jul29dtf
The Portland daily press., 1862-11-05
Freedom Notice.

FENH1S cerfifes that have given GRrNyIIIF n
Il DEERING his time during his minority and aha
claim none of his earnings, pay any bills of h,
contracting after this date.
HIRAM w. DEERIN6.
fortlano, OCT 20th, 1862. oc2l dtf
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-14
TO-DA Us AD'V'TS.
ORIGINAL N 1TICE.


STATE OF IOWA.l
Scuir CoU>TY,
Antonius { J4mson vs. Trangott Thom as ant
Nina Thomas, Fr edaiia Marti, ct III.
To said defendants:
NOU ARE III by NOTIFIED THAT
L there is now ilic in the office of the Cerl
OF the ID strict Count Of Scott county, Iowa pc
titinn of An'onius &. Ja'nison, claiming uf th.
said defendant, Trango:t Thomas, the un of ous
hundred ant ifty-thr.e dollars as 1nopey A ue
him on a certain promissory note executed ,,
said Trangott Thomas the first day Of Ma,
-. .s36, payable to tho order Of Henry n
Jamison. for the sum # ninety dollars PAYABLE on
the first iay of May. A. ID. 1852 w,h interest
said petition also sets out three other notes Tor
the sum of n,ne,v dollars each, due respectively
May lsi, 1868 1854 and 1885, and pr.ys that tho
cause be con inuea from term 10 term until said
notes fall due.
$ ,id re,it,n also prays for The foreclosure Of .
certa mortgage On thu following described
premises, situated in the county oi Scott and
State Of Iowa, 'o-wit. The east ha,f OF lot two
(2) in block twe.ve (12). in the city OF Dayen-
port. executed by the said Tr ngott Thomas on
The fist day of May, A. -. 1850 for the purpose
of securing the payment Of the four above de-
scr bed prom'ssory notes
The saii defendant, Frijaiia Marti. is hereby
notified that n personal claim is made against
him in ih - action.
Now, unless You appca, therSto and defe. d
he noon of the second day of the next term
Of the said District Court, to be held m the
first Mond " OF February, A. u. 1868, default
will be entered against you and judgment and
decree be rendered, as prayed in sa,d pet tin.
COOK L DKUkY,
Attys. for pltf.
Nov 49, 1872
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-14
Davenport Lumber Market.
lslyeT Report.

ARRIVED.
Thursday. November ID.
JENNIE WpIpPI 4. Gitdon, keOkuk.
BILL likEhEKsoN, Rhodes, Dubuque.
nEPaRTlD.
JAMES MEANS, Pierce, Dubuque.
JsS<IE Is HItPLE, Morrison, heoSuk.
tbs STEAM.R DENMARK sunk Intelligence
rasr,ceiy.. hero l,s: night that the Northern
,os pa ket Dcnmsrk had picked up sans
80, ,.:..ance below Louisiana, Mo, and snnk U
:. deck. The Denmark left here last sat
urday with large carge o. "c'eh' anu ao'''
hundred S y, dies aboard. W s'he' my nv
were lost, or to what extent her cargo
aged, We could nc ascertain, but presume
her freight must ha, 'e been badly injured.
BoAls LEA WING TO-DAY.
The mail and pa.sengs- packet Kate Cassfl,
Captain b. W. Dav =, Clerk Parkhurs,, will depart
for Nontrose and Wy roin's at { o'clock this
morning. Remember the Kate.
The mail and passenger packet til Henderscn,
Capt,in Rhodes, ALL depart for i'ubuq 9 and al
way points at o'clock this morni 1g. Mr.. G. IL.
King in the Office.
The Nerthern Line packet Pm,,ina, Captain
Hill, will leave for st. Louis and ay points TO.
day. Mr.. E. j. UDsell in the Office
The Canada will leave for ST. Paul and points
fo.l
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-14
~ E$EKI'Ek ks So

THE FOLLOWING NAMED SOLDIERS
l enlisted for Oid Regiments, have deserted
from Camp Mcclellsn, davenport, Iawa:
< ALBEkt PRINCE, born in Frederick county
Maryland, 81 years old farmer by otc cu alton. en-.
listed September 9Th. 1862. at krokuk, BY Maj u
u Hi!liam Beknay, for years; has grey eyes
-'ewn hair, 'air complexion, 5 feet inches high
for the 18th Infan ~.
). L. BRAbEN, born in Decatur county. Tndi-
ana. aged % years, BY occupation . farmer, on
listed at davenport, WA, uEust IL, has hsxs
eyes. black ha,r and dark complexl N, height s
teet 10 inches.
w.. J rOTrES, born in GAllapolis Ohio, aged
35 years, by occupation q farmer, enlisted ~
Keokuk. Iowa, .ugust 81, has blue eyes, brown q
ha,r and tair compile xion. height feet inches.
WILLIAM Is JONES. born in OrAs &c county,
New FORK, aged - years BY occupation q car
pspter, enlis. d in 10. City, Iowa, July 81. has
black e,es, sandy hair and dark CO IN ple xiou.
height 5 tee iHches.
JOHN hOOGArEN, born in Hardin county,
Ohio, aged ~ years, by oecnpat,en a farmer, en-
listed az Ja.enport, Iowa September 20, h IS grey
eyes, light hair and light complexion, height 5
feet 611 inches.
Ai,y ole appreheniing any one er ali of said
soldiers, will se paid all reasona be cost OF trans
portation and subsistence. together with reward
Of Eve doilars wh.n said des.ttvrs arc returned 10
The Com psndng Officer Of Camp Mcclellan.
X. NJ LlTTLrk,
Capt in ID Iowa Infanry, Gem uauding Camp
Mcclellan. Davenport Oct =. 1852. DIFF
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-14
II. LEONARD,
Marshal Of the City Of Davenport.
--7--z------zi----s ------=H-------- -
State ol Iowa.
nov7dtd
ADIUrAKr GEvxr AL's Orr

ADiUrAHr GEvxr AL's OrFICEl
Davenport, Nov 9, 1862.
CIRCULAR.
In reply to &C mnunic lions FROM various sources
the following tracts from Chapter XLVI Of the
Laws of Congress- passed Mt the second session of
,he 81 h Congress. le6l 62 are referred to. They
cloiD,oatc and etaim agents
sc @ And be il further enacted, That the
fees Of agents and attorneys for making out and
causing 10 be executed, tue papers necessary to
establish a claim for a pension, bonnty, uLd other
allowance, bsfore the Pension Office, under this
ac., shall not exceed the following rates: For
masking out and causing 10 be Guy executed by
the applicant, with the ncces AIRY Affidavit, and
forwarding the same to the Pension Office With
the rt1cisic correspondence, G % dollars In cases
wherein addition, u testimony is required by tho
Z, missioner Of Pensions, for esch aGiias't 80
required and executed, and forwarded. (cAcept tho
affi Iavits OF surgeol 8, Tor which such ageasand
attorneys shall not be entitled TO any iees) one
dollar and City cents.
SEC I. And be it further enacted, That any
agent at orncy, who sha directly or indirectly
dema ID or receive a. y greater compensation for
his services, under this act, than prescribed ia
the preceding sectio OF this act. or who shall
contract or agree to prosecute any claim for
pension, bou ,ty. or other allowance. under this
act, on CONDITION that he shall receive . per
ceninm upon, or any orton Of the amt unit OF the
claim, who shall wrongfuily withhold fion
| pensiener or other claimant the whole or any part
of the pension claim allowed and due to such
/ pcnsoucr or claimant. shnll be deemed guilty Of
i, high mis- iemeanor, and upon conviction thereof
shall for every such ofense, be fined not exeeding
three hundred loars, or in pr-uncd at hard labor
not ex eeding two years, both, accor ding TO the
circums 10 nces aud aggrcssions Of he offence.
Papers at county seats will insa,t this circular
| once.
| NIB BAKER.
| nov1od3. Adj, Gent o' Iowa.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-14
VERY LATEST.
MID NIGHT REPORT.
From Washinpenn
F6Om Washington.
WAsutSorov Nov n

WAsHiN0rOH, Nov. ID.
Lord Lyons, Who returned 10 Washington yes
terday, IN sde visit OF courtesy to President Lin
coin this morning. in company With Secretary
eward.
Gen John G. Fremont has not been ofderea
hther, bui Wits Wilmington on leave asked for
AMI granted = montl ago.
IL Is a.certained ,b9 siry that no designations
have been received from the officers in the Amy Of
the Potomac since toe change Of commanders. and
that no officers who sre n disposed 10 continue
in the sesyi,e in Consequence Of the change. viii!
find d fcu ~ In b-inx ryiieyed.
The story about an alleged lron-clad which run
the blockade vf Charleston, IL traceablc mere TO
an event that occurred over month aga, and
which was svop alter pnb ished. The Flanheau's
riael guns Il adc impression M IN the blockade
runner, SIMPLY because none ot tho random shots
struck her. The rebel steamer run by the Flam-
beau durirg the kight.
Much hat is sad abou. the rebels being rci1-
forced with iron-clad vessels tfom ur. Pc find nc
confrnia ion at the Navy Department, Mnirh II
NOT indieien. 20 obta nj / facts on the subject.
Gov Morgan and collector Barney ARC here on
business IN relation to the ieiences If New ora
harbor It's u d,rs,uod at .he proper depart
men have acceded to their request for ad lunte
and immediate protection, and the requisite or.
ders for that purpose have nh eaay been issued.
Reports ,f a si-asier t" the Army OF the Ioto
mae involving the safety OF Washington and tho
recapture Of Harper Ferry have been in circul.-
iion but have no foundation in trath.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-14

Tue PRICs OF Coat appears We
were mistaken 10 placing the price Of coal It
fifteen cents per bu.hei. Mr.. Lowry infor .
Us that the Henry County Company are selling
at their yard at twelve cents, aud the price
will not be raised under any consideration.
Coal on the streets is selling =. fifteen cents.
aud We we're Informed the yards we're also
selling at the came price. Nj. Low : eays
the desrotic rule Of the miners 10 What has
raised The price Of coal and mad. it scarce -
Tney now charge one cent more for mini, &
than they did Last year, and will not allow bot
a certain number OF men to be employ ed -
They do not seem to have any consid er q ion
for interests other than their own. They have
organized what they call q =" Miners Protection
Union." make laws, and dictate term. which
none can eainsay. 10 compe' an obserEsnce
Of thsse lave they resort to physical force
and fractioUe miner, whose cooeciepcs might
compel him to do usSs others as he would be
done b7 is soon taught the motige Of the as-
ISOLATION. SELF. first, isst and every time. Tn.
I'll these mi ers eenc'ude to work for fair
wages. aud . full force is put on, our citizens
uus: be content to pay their prices. We sin.
esssiy tree. they sill soon 49, the psoprsety
Of doing -.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-14

FTaHN Against the Cove. nmt
NEW YORK, Nov u.
For the last Is months the most gig. ntic : !"
te II OF fraud against the Government has he, \
90 ne on In this city. by means uf forged bill. on
the rub isteuce department, in White street
The &c are that so ioiIo on X ,hnstan, broker and
Is Tracey, broker, have bscn In the habit of
pur chasing bills on the Subsistence Department,
Ia this city, Tor half and sometimes one fourth
their al parent value Parties were emrioycd to
hunt up contractors who have sunss cd u. n. and
s. me OF he latter were led to sign bills for sub
sis'ing 900 men, here they hal r. ally provided
tor but 100 AS many as 80 persons arc impica-
ten IN these frauds, and quite number OF them
are already in custody.
kohpson and lIrac- were arrested on Tuesiay
and taken te Fort Lafayette. Orc OF the lun 1ers
confesses to having sold 500 900 worth OF these
bulls, and another - kn w!eie-s still Target sum-
much Of winch were irauduen.. II was supposed
the whols would amount 10 no, far from million
dollars.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-14

R1onTrNG UP.-Tbe damages inflict-
ed upon the LeCl"ire House, by the late fire,
are being repaired in good e,.le. 10 week
or 60 the house will be in better order. with
new plaster,n9. paper hanging aad painting
than it was before the fse. Mesers. Gl;lett
Worts d Morris have made the best Of the
damaged condition Of the house, have kep,
up their excellent table. and accommodated
oil that circumsts nces would permit, to the
satisfaction of ALL
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-14
N Nv ! ORA naSkei.

NEw YORK, Nov II
FLOUR 5, better moderate demand. sales
500 barrels q; s5 s0d5 90 super .iata; sale
az 2cextra do SO o5td6 Is suTer Western 40 lO
el6 45 for ooHamsn M iium extra Western !;
IS s5QG e5 CEN mon II good shp ppm, brands ex
tra r. ii o
HusAT-M rket rsther me'e sea'y Sales
800 0 ba. Chicago spring At 81 1891 %; 81 "a
al 80 for Nil. Club Si.34 SO smber Iowa
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-14
Tennessee News.

NEW YoRK, Nov. IL.
The Tribune has the follow pe special:
NASHVILLE, Nov. IL.
B'eckinridge Mt flag OF truce ir IN Murfr-es
boro late last night, asking exchange Of 10 p,is
oners.
The main rebel forcc is falling back to the
south, under Polk and Buckner
Bragg has resumed command, Gen. Jne. john
ston's health being too much impaired 70. field
service.
The railroad bridge across the Harpeth, at
franklin, Tenn, was destroyed by tre rebels a day
o. two ago.
Gen. Kosecrsns has ordered the imposing Of
rebels negroes for fatigue duty and also The or
sanization Of negro pioneer corps on his Corinth
plan.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-14
r,~u Philadelphia.

IrILAIkLPHIA, NV. l..
A snecial ,'ispatch to .he Sashipgt u STIR says
,ba INV uhi,, ;s now .nas-ea ~ the v.cini'y oi
Warrenton has teel 1T n slal t-sti! since tnc '.-
cei rt og the order transferring tie eOhu'1'u y
burnside. -.
On me day preceding the night Of its rcceia''
Gen Mcclellan annoui 'csd to many OF his officers
his beef tha, within three or .cnr days, altar h
crest. ne would fight the greatest battle OF the
var. an 4 gain wet ry for the tnlea e'at would
80, "a ,be ,ehfiion No one blames Burn
side ,.r,b ,dd.n n halt IN tn army then IL RAPID
adven e.
ero h'rk of mo T., ,pahannock. though | Lnion
scouting cavalry parth ho" s nn' n;i.s fra,. ,l,s
into Cuipepper, from o.. ~ ~
river. .c T.
1ah, - nv oe.'e.e at neadqu We r.bels at GuI.
~ ~" - e.nmaha u t4gs batte thi.
p pper, will venture to accept q ser
siue of the II tpljan