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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-09

D. ". VAN EvERA, broker, bnys and
cell. United States Vouchers. State. County
ard City Warrants. nego'istes loans. pays
tax.s. ste. OHise, Sd door below Post Office.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-09
Southern NeWs.
WItNINCTox n e. Dee

~ lIMINt IN, ~. ~. lytt.
A schooner attempted TO run the
blockade this morning at New Inlet, but
was chased a,horc bv the L. S. steamers
Mount Vernon and Cambridge, and was
soon destroyed. About o'clock "A. m.
the Cambridge returned with the schoon-
cr Emma Tuttle, Of Nassau, which also
attempted to ran tho blockade. At noon
the schooner Brilliant, OF Nassau, was
chased by the U. :. steamers DAYLIGHT
and Mount Vernon thus making three
vessels lost to the rebels in one dav.-
This IS the eighth vessel captured or de.
s'royed hy the Cambridge, Mt Vernon,
and Daylight within thi'ty days.
NEwBERs, Dec. 4.
From Information received through
what IS deemed reliable source, we learn
that the rebe OF late have become sud
denly and unusually active in and about
Wilmington. Inside Wilmington
the reltels were actively engaged in NOV
iug their guns: whether their guns were
being moved ont OF town with a view Of
tho action of eastern North Carolina, or
70 new new positions, OF ortiiieations, we
dnp't know.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-09

SMASH UP.-Dr. Langer's horse wax
ed ur yesterday and ran away. smashing tue
doctors fine carrlege very badly.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-09
ST. LOUIS. Dec. 8.

ct. LOIIS, I1CC. @
The overland stage arrived yesterday
with $4,000 in gold dust. Time from
DE yer, 8 days from Proctorvlllc, III
days.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-09
Conn pe stated Eman ipat iOn..lRo ugh on
GeuerHl rope.

NEW UNh, 1IFC. %
Washington specials state that Sena-
tor Wilson, OF Massachusetts,, will in
troduce bill for giving aid to Mis-, ouri
towaras emancipation. 1t will offer ten
mi lion dollars AS the first cnstallment.
SigeL will prefer charges against Pope
of conduct unbecoming 10 an officer and
a gentleman, aud total incompetency as
a military commander.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-09
The following are the nsmas. etc

TIE pfl-oners came down to TIE city last
evening. and took up quarters at the Dsvtn
port House and will leave for their respec-
tive homes 10 day, 10y al men as ever nv
ed in the State. but none the more so taan
wh=n they were srfestsd
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-09

SERVICES OFFERED The people Of
our city, or many oil thsm. who have relatives
souri, being apprl.ed Of their destitute eohdi-
ton in many articles Of wearing apparel abso
lutely necessary to health and comfort. have
De. rmined to send sapplies as early as posi-
hlo To this end we are authorize TO state
that Nr. J G. Mccullough. of this city. has
n tered hiA services to carry forward and see
TO the distribution Of such 6 'ods, and perform
such other services a. the case may require.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-09
TIL e CIT y.

e. See telegroph, uen adcertise-
ments, etc, on fourth page.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-09

MILITARY Men, ArrFNrIoS.-1f You
wish for a Uaiform a d full equipments call on
F. P. Erskine, Nickolls' Block.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-09
Sirayea or >lOIrA.

LNROM THE SUBSCRIBER, ON SIXTH. BET
L ock ltnd and iowa reefs. IA New Found
laud Pup, about ten menihs oil. Color, black.
with wtitc face and white spot On the end of
his ta l. liberal reward will be paid for his
rec very. |. W. PHILLIPS.
dee d..
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-09

ATTENTION, OFFlcERs.-For choice
mill ary Uniform. call at Cones, corner Brady
and Second streets.
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To Let.
CLARK 4 llONI

1NEALERS IN CARRIAGES, BUGGIES,
~ Pianos and Harmonic Melodeons frsm the
hsst Eastern mauufactories, Of the most approved
psstssps, and 1t pri,ss that defy mpetition, No
jAe lsady strsst Davenport, Iowa, lsp9
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M A Il Il 1 1! ID.

RgMovAL.-See advertisement of re-
moval of Yonna's grocery.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-09
X II LirILER.
Capt q Iova Inl't'y, Com. Post.
AE.rnAlT NNS pit III rNkr

'
ABSTRACT OF HOSPITAL RKroRT.
camp Ec6 kH,n. Neadg o,tors Il cr,uting Depart
nt1t far I'll arg n,r.fs L,ra Volunteers, toa,
Any i.t 10 Dee IL, lsj2.
Ehoe tumheT Of Men recruited and in
ructea a..-. ..-..-...-....-.-.. ,5S5
Whole number of patients treated in
Geuer Hos pitaL ................ H3l
Number treated IN hospital for measles 2o5
Numorr treated in barracks s.......... so
Total .. ..... 725
Total number If deaths . as follows:
NJ '.ctr Hunter, Jack ]on couuty, Dat. I'd.
e.n .ry. eonge.tye chills, forwarded to friends
cavalry, typhoid tc. err inte red in OakdIle
Cetlet,ry.
no 3--jonalhan vi iaus, Folk county. 0eto-
ber 10th. lotl infantry, Pneumonia, Uakdale
Cemetery.
No 4-teorge ". Harvey, Polk county. Nov. / !.
losh infantry, ,yuhoid fever, Oskd4lc Cemetery.
No. 81 ". Sams, Des Mones city, Nov 4
4th ci;alry, Pneuinonia, hakdale Cemetery.
No. 8 John Nc naines, Page county. Nov. 10.
5th dr7, congesttve chills, Oakdale Cemetery.
NO. &c odfrey siyer scott county, Nov. 4,h,
"a battery. ieyer . kiae Cemetery.
NJ. s-H -. mcCsn iish, Council Bluffs, Nov
26th. II battery, scarlet fever, forwarded t.
friends
No 9-Jame, NJ Bevarj. Bremen county, Nv.
2Sih, l4th infantry, Pneumonia, forwarded TO
friends.
Was iurlorghed and died in Davenport
JOHN NJ. ApLrR,
Post Surgeon,
Per Il $. DcDD,
Steward.
NJ IJTrrp C,ntair Commandn, POST
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-09


According to the Burlington lrgns
Dcs Mo:ncs county has already furnished
more than her full quota Of men for the
army but by the recent allotment she
is required to raise - more. Lee 2oun-
t. claims t. have more than filled her
quota.
RlyEu CLosrD-T river at this point
closed over Saturday night. We pre-
sumo pedestrians Will bc able to cross To-
~, We understand quite nnmhcr Of
teams rot caught on this side, to the
owner - ,shich the closing Of the river
will beo,ol y. 'ws.-Ntscan, Courier. :.
\ Srnsr.rrr u cKFR."-A student
OF the Wesleyan n'.efsity, ~ Conn,
sold himself as subst. tute tor drafted
man for the snug sum OF sooo SIose-
qncntly, as substitute prices "'i'he", ~
bought one for himself for $50, !. making
sloo clear lie then got married, went
on a wedding tour, and returned to uhn
his substitute had stedaddlcd and he h.. q
to take his place. lie is now in tie 24th
rcnlment.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-09

Inc Iot4o"lh8 - Iettcf from our
young friend Harry bowling 10 his faith
or, Jamc- j.. Bowling, Eq Of this city,
which will be found very interesting:
WATERFORD. Miss, Fec. /.
We started from Grand Junction, near
LaGrangc, on the 2sth ut, got to Holly
Sprirg- on the 29th, distance thirty miles,
having to go on double quick With heavy
loads, over coat9, gaus lavcr~acks, KNAPP
sacks, blankets, provisions, forty rounds
Of ammunition, DC. Don't fancy that
kind of travel
They are fighting on onr advance, and
have been since day iciorc vest rday.
We can see where the limbs Of the trees
have been cut off tv bullets aul balls
We can hear the roar o. the artillery and
can see the "a Iowa cavalry on a charge,
and often the rebels running as if they
were hurt. We could hear the artillery
all through the day Yesterday. The dead
aud wounded are coming IN III great mum
bcrs. We took GOO PRISONERS Yesterday.
We ate (1Gth Iowa. on the reserve. We
may have some fighting to 10 tLis after
noon.
We had an awful storm here la t night
Many tents were blown down and many
of lis were flooded out of our tents, aud
were Obliged to die bitches to dra II our
camp.
We are now seven miles from the Tai
laha che River, where ihe rebels are now
,I. 1. ~
whe we NAV have some trouble III rout-
ing them.
a"derstand that General Macarthur
advised the 5 rgcons - pGt Their inatru-
mep,s in orlc,, as lie expected tacrc
would hc some work 10 do this DAY. |
now hear the the artillery and muskctry
but the high hill breaks off the sound ot.
the muskclrv. Our force here Is abou.
5o,ooo. am told that the rebel forces
are more numerous than ours. They viii
pr ,bahiv aanoy II, by burning bridges
anl otherwise.
Holly Springs is handsome city and
handsomely situated the public buildings
arc beautiful, ,and t,e churches are better
than those IN Davenport. They have
fine pumps and excellent water. Grand
Junction : kind of station where se,e
raj railroads concentr te.
We are very anNiousiy looking for
Colonel Clifford, and many ot Us have
hopes of receiving sea, onablc supplies on
his arrival. presume YOU will receive
the var news before this can reach you.
I will write soon a,ain
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-09

Nor CAMP MCCLELLAN.-C Capt. Lit
er wishes il distinctly understood that there
il no Patrol Guard in the city from HE camp
aud that none of Bis men can be iouud Ia town
sither day or night without bis p. rnit 10 their
pockets. H. off RS a reward Of five dollars 10
any 10 iy who will finl any straggler from his
camp in ths streets. He attends to his bus
ness bis men respect and obey bin, stay at
home ights, and mind their own business. as
the, are paid for doing. He claims that his
:, ,sp are all gentlemen, and behave u. gentle
mo, should. He will give a new suit OF
,,,ha. 20 any man who will frd one Of bis
10 the daytime without HE boots
,JsoL.a h air G, nbej. nose clean. or without
h.,,o ,.a, a ni eIean in his Apparel As ComA
rsnder OF that post. be takes jnst pride, aud
va,,s It particu larly understood that ne ssnde
on. no patrol and that none is needed to hunt
mn his men. Good for the Captain We wish
other commandsnts G our camps could cay as
much. then there woulL be no need OF any pa
,enl
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-09

pLAYING SoLpIER.- couple OF at
'a,he- to hotel in this city thought to have a
bender on Friday night. in cog. Thereu on
he's ransack.1 barrel Of old military clothes
n a shel in the neigh borhooa If the Adj ltant
Generals office, and pntting them sai'ed
forth to kick up the dust, "a opportunity might
pIespni, White on the street late az uight, the
Provos, Guard Gaze across them. AMI seeing
them in soldiers conts, called out for them to
halt Mt haliing, tho guard sert bullet al
ter them, and loot race eusued. in which The
boys came out ahead. This the OCCASION
81 the disturbance on the streets on Friday
night. The soldiers make mischief enough,
without any help. Those who dress up in
diers' clothes go that they can snirk their mis-,
chief upon soldier-, ought to be caught at il
aLd puni.hed.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-09

The ApJuTAsT GESERAL's RsroRT
-E.pecraI attenti IN is ca.ed to the fact ,het
the intsnt General will not be able 10 fur
ui-h the State Printer with any Of the copy
for his Rs.ort to the Governor Of Iowa, tefore
he first OF January n4x'.
The, in great measure is owing TO the
fac. Tint soma ,tli cers have neg cted TO make
return Il relia reports ol hattles snd skirmieh
es, lists OF killed and wounded, etc.
The Report will be mad. promptly on the
l,t day OF January. and any omissions in the
abo,e re.pect will bs charg to the neg lect
Of those who SHOULD ,:ake such reports.
l. l. very desirable that The people Of our
State should have full repo-t OF our troepa
aud their services. AMI the only way that they
can be furnished will be by prompt action In
the case.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-09

WINTER WuEaT.-It will be seen by
Gu, market report that winter wheat il eellihg
very choicest spring brings only 15c, and the
hnk Of il only t5asoc. This onpht TO stimu.
late farmers II raising winter wheat. and We
often wonder lhs, they do not ehtr more ex.
tensiyelv iuio this Lrauch Of their huslnels
We hear it o' -clel that the climate Of Iowa
ioes not suit 1t. but the experi"nc' of last win
,.r elbows The contrary. ani tins winter 60 far
has certainly been very favorable
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-09
LETTER FROM TUE 18TH IOWA.

The following il a letter from our
young friend Harry lowing 10 his faith
or, Jamc- j.. Bowling, E>q, Of this city,
which will be found very interesting:
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-11

process, by which any suit is commenced in
any court of record, either law or equity, so
cents: Prorided that no writ, summons, or
other process issued by Justice of the Peace,
or issued in any criminal suits commenced by
the United States or any State, shall be sub
iect to the payment of stamp duties; and pro-
rided further, that the stamp duties imposed
by the foregoing schedule B, on manifests,
bills of lading, and passage tickets shall not
apply to steamboats, or other vessels plying
between ports of the United States and ports
In British North America
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TO THE AFFLICTED!

nOCTOR LAWRENCE, after extensive practice of
IL ten year. IN Baltimore, which he left for a tour
through Europe where be remained two years now re-
with his mind richly stored with scientific knowl-
edge and research. The first six months spent in the
Liverpool lnrmary for diseases Of the eye and ear after
which he svaied himself Of thorough course of ives-
tigaton i'm the Queens Hospital London the most
wonderful daily effected. The Doctors treat
Of Chronic Diseases Is entirely different from that
marked BY the superannuaed fathers of medicine so
called IL is confined the routine system of any
bgOted party, but embraces system Of practice not
Ouy sound and RATIONAL but truly scientific in its meas
ures.
After msny solicitations from physcians and Others Of
this State the Doctor has consented make the Stae Of
Indiana his permanent abode lie will visit any town in
by request Of its cjtizens and
treat all presented with seldom attained
Ills examinations viii be made with great care and his
opinion given freely and frankly, and WITHOUT CHARGE
thereby saving expense and satisfying of the
patients and friends.
To ladies who are incapable Of bearing healthy of
spring deformi oherise. viii find his advice
invaluable 9th interesting important advice will
be gwen married ladies' his oppOriu have been
such thai all the intricate of female Complaints
have been fully comprehended and the Of the
truly ascerained rendering bis opinions correct
and his advice and prescriptions valuable.
See circulars for particulars, which Will Be distributed
in every town and hamlet in the State Headquarters
Spencer House. Indianapolis Ird. tyfs-d6ui
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Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-07-09
FRO II I'll L 4 MY EAR
RlCHNON ..
TERRIFIC F!GBTiAG AND HEAVY
LOSSES.
THE REBEL ACCOUNT OF THE
GREAT BATTLE.
REBEL L s. IN THE IL DAYS FIGHT NC
%, 1oo.--FA DE3AL OBS NOT OVER I9o1o
Washin eton. July !

Washington, July 5
The Richmond Examiner Of July sec
on1 gives the Following relating the batsle
Of Monday. 1t says:
ION Sunday morn M Gems Hill and
Longstreet, with their divisions, crossed
the Chickahominy. aud late Monday NOR
ming attacked the enemy, about five miles
northeast CT Darlington, on the Newman
ket road. The conflict was terrible, and
by $50 =. m. the eneu,y had been driven
hack a mile and haif AthalI past n,ne
being heavily reinforced, the enemy nude
another stand The loss here on the con
federate side was terrible. The situation
being hopeless against such oyerwhelm-
ing forces, Gen. Hill steadily retired At
this moment, seeing their adversary retire,
the most vocilerOQs cheers arose from the
whole Yankee line The fight ended here
for the night"
The Republican says 1t thinks the div
isious which went into the fight Of Friday
II 1000 strong, could number only 5000
men for duty on Tuesday, and that the
loss Of life exceeds that o. any hattie yet
fought
about o clock a. m OF Tuesday"
(the Examiner says) .Jacksons and Hu-
gers divisions attacked McCie,lan's & INK
on the west side OF the Chickahominy.
seventeen miles from Richmond Later
Ia the day, Magruder fell upon the right
tlanN Fighting was going on till Tues
day night. Heavy firing from the gun
boats on James river was heard on Tues
Jay morning.
a number Of Federal transports are
in the river with rein?orcements from
Burnside, but they have not been landed
as yet
The above last extrac S form the E.rana-
tner, relative to Tuesdays battle in which
General McCIellan's dispatch of Thurs
day asserted th&t the enemy were badly
beaten
Advices received at the War Depart
ment show that there was no Fl lighting on
the Peninsula Yesterday mp to 80 p m
The rebel prisoners state their loss at
10000 while ours will no. exceed l0,O00.
Fhe rebe.s had over 100000 troops en-
gagged.