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1YOrIUE Tho hospital in Riclmond, OF
~ elsewhere, 70 which 4 L p H 4 i q
ASoOMS, Of Snmtsr District, s. o., . ms3.
-, q, Col. KershAWS "a South Oarolina
csr'.. WAS assigned, viii please report what
- become OF the said 0rooma Direct q
Us. RlOHARD0ON,
,np,. Sumter voluuteerB, "a Raetment 3. q.
fols., Sumter, 8. u. nh l1-sts
Z AR(1E AND WILL a RRA N1T0
DWELLING ON franklin ST..
SsR SNsR RENr-fhe large and excciisat rcsi.
xssce. located - above, now IN the occu.
oAncy Of Mr.. Rober A.. Lancaster. The
kouse hss nine rcoms. exclusive Of the bass.
mept. with large Kitchen, stable, we'll Of
FTof terms. apply % EAml :. RatnssSoopa.
Hq, or 0ODD1N = APPER0ON.
h71t
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UYANTKIAHSWUffS
w AAosU1psa7 2, 7,Iaa9Ss44TE HIaS4T AsTl1.1sar

Any Sanaoneosu. 0eGNanin asAa.asa. n
ten oeoatous Of enlin1ine g - Ia13Sase
ai sTkTnss k4T1s1as "a Tns{ sS0P{ Z = s W.,'
serSsS uadee 0s. OAAflas Qotsl.
xnn ccaPaay of Art0legxa ossAaissd By
cc,noaiss com@asz q 3, Z: 49, ssss:saTy ss.5 ss
crafts are wanted . eo1 Lploto - oresa
nea. % wno1 sxaaordiea.y indNca1sn61fs
rt1ed pieces and howitsers, yitH 6o ~
oQuip0entD On the 1mins0le.
Apply Aloo ct Ne headonarteru of - A,~~
@ ns xeoinsala, Yorksown. nkSos
w AN T = D CO. -
ncsnc essnoriasd by the esazstAry Of War
boSnV and elosAing given.
rs.scns vtahinE q enlist for tAss ssrv,e,.
wnaco Aas many advantaees over Lieht ~.
oe.Scys s1Say Or ~ aaa ,o.S xii apply ss sSe 1aa:
Bank sts. JOHN Z. RO0ERS.
nAG,~. sam sAsrsoAAf 3; oAAfkisssR, 3osssR. ).
WANTED-RHORUITs FOR MORRIs
w LIGHT ARTILLERY.-Twen m.
O8U1TS win b recstvsd mto the above
near OsnTevifis. The compsny nsmrers
eighty men, who have bsen in service since
the lsth of August. It i. provided with 3
Ae!o battery ana good lot OF h.Yseo. Full
l uniform furniAhed fres. Besides the REGULAR
pay. peQons snltstlng for the war Will ~
'eivs 1!unty Of $50. Apply 70 q. +. Wos.
1nAn Z Co., Richmond; Or. 01o. FL1rIre
w. Q: Wus1oS, and 6ergt ". Il. Tom,
VulA 0reen, Hanever county, or address sny
o3 the subscribers, at Manassas Junction.
oere Of Dol. Vim. N. Pendloton. 70 Who's
corps the mcrT1s Artillery belongs.
Capt. LEWIS n. OOI.1llAN,
lst lieut.. II p. JONES.
d Lieut. EDWARD W. NORRIS.
ID Lieut.. WN. A. kAHAID.
n 2k-,kt
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-.rowIN0 70 ~ pruAieisioa Contained N
p,eelsmssion Of the frssi4sat, our ssore VIA
,.st ol.esd aftsf tAls eAy. e1e6ot Sbe The m
~ eettling seooonte, ~ - eapply oe1sD
sauest shoss Who Aavs any bills aesi.sl IL
-. t.6aStA 70 us win pieaoo cad "a eottlA
E.hoot delsy. o. Il Il inpersans 10 eloes - our
'n.Ir" x.Iu =. an ssriy day Al alss VIA b dssse.
!s.s".S ssS snsr Ssth March. a.
YANOEY 4 HAHRIHON
.,,a--,v No SO MIN c.. 4
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Nv 1EOauITs,
For crack rsgiMent-tAs eth AlaboRa. and
Laws Legion.
The underEgned, having been appointed 70.
rutting o@cor for the l.h Alabama Reei.
ment, has opened IN o1ace in this city, at 100
main street, tup st airs) three door. above
Storo.
Tnis 10 an opportunity rarely offered 10.
men rea,rous 70 earoi themselves under th
psnisf ol tnsar country, III regiment whicn
nas already won for ftsslf :, name for rai.
isntry unsnrpassed In history.
Vne 800 oonnty allowed By oovsrnmsn'
Will Dc paid upon enrolment In cash.
Clothing, rauons, &c, furnished free.
nave given Lewis Warrington and John
T. Flater cuthority to act a. recruiting on.
esrs with me. NJ. b. TRAVIS,
Lieut.. 4th Alabama Reg't.
Recruiting Oficar
n. b -Thosc desiring sRbsututes 10. tbs
war, and non restdent parties who desire 70
serve 40 subs'itutes, would do we'll to call at
our recruiting 3 once. NH 6-3wA
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W lnanRDlATeLY-

~ 1sNs3T = = -
W lma1D1ArsLY-
Del!vsrsd on Ne lias q tAs rosd between
1ishmond Gnd rredniclsbarg. Dtmsnsious
~ lones net lees tAan inches diamster at
tn!ckneo Of einchss, elesr of any oefset cal.
culAted to impair strength.
NO Sill will b received uuds1 size.
TOT white o. post oak, . 70 II inches diane
tefs - cents, cash II inchsscr nors, 50 ceats,
For rsA Or chestnut oak. 81 cents, sacA.
EW iA1thR information, apply 70 Section
1asters on line Of roed, or 70 712
| Wm. Il. BRAGG, Sup's Road.
V1ssss p. :; 4R =; 2 Co.,
WANfsD-
ADalamors famfly wiahes to en9axo an
aeresa6le female Teacher for the present
yeaf. She must b good musician and able
- speak Erench. Addrees, immediatsly,
+ 1HO0. i. TRENT,
mn l1-eodStf Appomattox y. H., va.
WASTED-A p.u,, m,r.r
. One acauaanted With the nusinesc .n6 no,
mh5sct 70 military duty. can hear ef good
r. W.POWERS, Druseist.
ma l3..0 Corner Min and 18th sts.
w AN1xDi -.
Nv WANTEDii
s1v1HTY.T1va RRcRurrs, Tor i tho aov.rn.
ore Mounted Guard, which company 10 now auar.
subaistsnes win b furuishtd Apply as tie Re.
xuiung Rendezvous, On kank street, nsar The
. SIN oas.. =. W oaAxBrRL.Yxs.
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w 100 1uITs.

" 100 Z e 1UITH,
Major T. &. PeJtoa having permission 70 ralss
regiment for tho Q"nfsdseate service, has kindly
oonssosed thas the undsr.ignsd should raise aeon.
be seen at al hours dav or ulglt. as Battery
no. 10. JOHN r. TOHPXLNH,
Lieut.. Battsxy No. l6
Any persoo calling on Lieut. Tonpkius to "a,
llst % the company which hs proposes 70 raise.
should he b abssut on duty. wnl reesive from me
a0 attention n my power.
L u BURFOOT.
NH @0ts Captain Battery No. is.
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GKOCEKIE0, 1Eo.

G1kOCElKIESs G'.
NHOOERIES, &C., Ac.-
" 6hhds prime Clarified Sugar.
. hhds nne New Orleans Brown Sugar.
100 boxss Tallow Candles,
10 boxes Sperm Candles,
10 boxes AdAmanttne CaL dies,
10 bags Powdered Charcoal.
20 cases genuine Bordeaux Olive Oh,
% bags Dried Apples and Peaches,
. bags Peas,
soo bbh Rivanna Supsrfns Flour,
% bbts x 1iddlings,
600 packages Manufacturer TobaSco. (all
styles and gradss,)
lot Of Cast Steel,
5000 domestic Cigars,
900 bushels prime Seed Oats,
800 bags q, O..Salt, In store and 70 aITiye.
MI .s5s Cor o.ly 4 and is.h .s1.s:.
on HHDS PRIME n Q. SUGAR.
OU 10 hhds. White Clarified DO.
70 bbls. prime n. q Melasses
70 bags prime Cuba Coffee.
30 bags Uavacarills Co1ee.
10 tterces n0W Rice
5000 tierces nice Family Bacon.
loo boxes Tailow Candles.
nh I.,ss. MAss1E Z PLEAsANrs.
NEW ORLEANS SUGAR.
.:Ands Prim. n. o. O!.r,a.d Sugar.
70 Fair 70 Prime n. Il.
ososoE < ''As,csY,
S5a7s: : !aF7'es: ssss.s; s'ss
lehhd. N. o. sugar
NE ntes,vlns s.a this morning. en6 ser ,.ls ~, y
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I'oK RENT-The large thres-stnfy HOUSE,
corner lst9d Droad streets, next door 70
Mr. P. Aueusss grocery. The lower part Of the
Aonss has eson used fer long time - GROCERY,
with lumber house atssehsd. The upper pars
ID suitable for large family, OR would answefd Tor
aceAdirg house. For further nfoymation, ap-
rlyto =. D. BACHO,
nh 1e-H 18th street.
LOk kENr-Ths sTABtES between 9th
Spo;swood and Columbian Hotels. They
mh lz-ss JO.EPH #. OKENsHAw.
U0R RxNT AND sALE. ),
1 comfortable BRIoK HOUSE, on rr.nll,.
street. between 9Th md 18th ssrssts foe rsat, snd
no@ Of the FU1a1TURH for sale.
EOR KENT- -
+ Several very dssirsbss
en- the east side Of 4th, between Broad and
MARSHALL streets, about midway the square.
Apply On the PreMisea NH 11--Sts
nIviDEND NOTIOE.-1xtract from the
Of Tho Virginia Central Rasiroad Company,
81 meeting held ON the 10th Of March, lSe1
"H2~sss, from prudsutial confederation,
tnls company omitted TO make the usual
dividend In March, 1851:
"kssolss1, That . div idsnd Of Il psf osnt.
upon the capital stock Of the COMPANY be
declared, rayabls to the stockhoidsrs in
18th inst.
"Rssslsad, That the books Of transfer -
J. GARRETT. Treas.
ofa H.Siaie Csaersl 4. r. Co.,
Richmond. March II, l9ea. nh ltd
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II OSr-A SMALL TBUNK AT The Csnt-a!
Dspas, On Saturday svshlDs las., ,naA
haas TRUNK. naeh worn, with the name Of the
owner. 1rs- 7. Kern. farmyilla. vs } written
On leather, tacxed on one end. Il contains manv
family letters Of valus TO TIE owner, but to NO
one olso. The Asder vii - ,haeaily rewarded By
leaving the Trunk a* ,hs Vapitol House, opposite
4inn,.. g Qs'l..v. 4at1 st: NH l,-3ts
CTRAY MtLE.-Sraysd.f from Caaai. Boat
black MULE; tail and name not trimmed: %
about four years old. Ar-ward Of Ten Dol.
lars will bs paid for his delivery e ms:
i I9ne:: ?, : Yard sora.; isss and do; Cay IS.
L. APOINTER DOG.
have lost my Pointer Dog, "Roscos,''
13months old, lvsr.colored. with soms white
spots ON MIN. A suitable reward will be
Ukas a snd
nh l0-St~ -
CTaAY HEIFER.-O.ms to nv gtablss. near
- Disaia.oo { Hili's auetion house, some three
..,,..., >. Z 2 aIF1 81:
owner esa have her by proving property and psy
Ing charges: lnh lo-t.l. b. MCDANIEL.
- TRAYED-On 18th Feb, uary, from Adans's
y Store, elk miles beiow Richmond, HORSE
o. MARI. supposed 70 b gray, and branded @.
suitable reward will b paii 4 returned to
the unasrsigned. II fouod In possession Of any
person. they will be liable to criminal prosecution
WESTON 4 WILLIAMS,
mn e-6t IS Pearl street.
TSTRAY.-Lest the Government stable
IL ON the 18TH February, black MULE,
lame and sweenyed. Five Dollars reward
will be paid for his delivery to me.
WIN. E. WARREN,
Capt. and Aas't Quartsrmaster,
NH G2w Bank street.
QEn REWARD.-Lost, on the 18th inst.
DeJV between r Adams Bakery, ON Main
street, and tho stables Of Davis & Hutcheson,
on Franklin street, a Black Morocco POCKET.
BOOK, containing about e4O0 In notes Of the
Oonfederate States, Farmers' Bank Of Viz.
einia, ana Bank OF Virginia, &C.; also, sun.
dry important papers. The above reward
will be paid to the finder II returned 70 the
undersigned. JOS. J. WHITE,
fs 2o-0 Al the Capitol.
r Osr-0OUPONs.-L in tr.nsm,ss,on bv
i 4 mail to Oharlottesvills, Va, the following
Coupons Of the. Orange and Alexandra Railroad
80. 7si y 7se ine,uslvs. 30 each, $40 90
60 to 6o 50 go. 60 90
.- ---..... $500 90
1nteesst payable n Nay end November, at New
trade for them, - the same viii not be paid.
h0-ts Q. W. PURO1LL Loo.
r OST-036 REWARULBeJWoen the Tirs
i \ Market and Brooke Avenues q
B L A U K B A q,
Containing two Account Books and sundry
papers. I Win give the above rswnrd for thst1
delivery to me, at
Nos. II and 10, First Market.
as51-6 JOHN LINDSEY.
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w r E RUITS
For THOMAS'S ART1LLERY Lieut.. =. j. !.
tailed a. recruiuag o@esr. Persons wish.
Ing to enlist in this company, will apply It
0o01eoof tho kidloshien Ceal MinfnE Do
on 18th street, between Main and Gary. or al
Mr.. =. A. Smiths Office, on Main, between
18th and 3lst streets, next door to the 0eor4i-
Dlspensary. The bounty Of 30 viii bs paid
on enlistment. fe lY..fine
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~ u d y + 49,
u - hhas. choice New Or.saus 0ugase.
Is bola white Clarified Sugars.
IS bbls yellow Clarified sugar.
20 hoxes Taliow Csoolse.
% boxes Soap.
20 ID Apples.
LOO bags Beans sud Peas.
q gSoes Hetehe4 Fer ssls.
@. ". ROBINSON, Virginia u,
Opp Harvey, ArznistesA Z Wtlliams.
nh ll-Ns -''----------.---
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DOARDIN0.-Teno or IWelve gentlemen
ID can obtain BOARD and LODGING In
. private family, BY the day, week, or month
BY applying At the corner Of 3oth and Mar.
boraan Hospital, and beyond the limits Of the
corporation, at the reduced prices Of d 80 Per
day, ~ per week. or 90 Per month. washtng
and candles extra. 1e l0-lmA
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BOARDING.

ID o 4 r D NC.
Board can be had at No. l15 on the 4ou b dda
Of Broad street, between eth and 9th.
mhll-44&
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n 4 + y q g
Doafdefs, can dad comfortable accommodation
By applying east eide Of 18th street, Two deori
south of Drosd, 70 ..:
mrs. JAMES II. LEWELLYN.
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POINTER DOG.
have lost my Pointer Dog, /" Roscoe, -
l3mOnths old, lver.colored, with some white
spots on him. A suitable reward will be
given for his delivery at corner Of Main and
YousAee streets. OHAS. DAVENPORT.
NH lO-9tA h.
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UERY VALUABLE PRIVATE RESI-
Y DkNOE FOR SALE PRIVATELY.-
Ne aTe authorised 70 ssll that really valua.
hlo reaidenee sisuated at the southeast oo1nsg
OF Marsha:l aud 18th streets and within three
minutss' walk ofths capitol and bnaineas part
OF the city.
The bulIdises were erected In lsee By the
owner, using the best seasansd material
throughout, ead With all the modern eonve.
uienco0.
TIE masoury work wss done under the in.
s6uetions Of v OH. Esq. tfty Enginser.
Altogether, this 10 . Nc. fesiaenee and
mest seIs property. For faStAsS in1or.
Jas. II. TAYLOR i SON.
nh ll-et Auct'n.
NP1UIAL NOTION.]ULIUY 8YOLD Aav-
~ NJ nnovoa - eatlEo soe0k u Dry 0ee4s,
OI1Ghina. 1esss, gh1es, Haaa oaDp, ke.. - TIE
laseo stSse n, - Neead ssoe& llfas II opDoeles
the olA aanA, Wishss - inlDrn his pa1feas -
~ psllie . large that, netwitAaaading ths
hloeEala, - eaa aAow yo1 q somplste an1 wall
salssasa seesk q 9seas = saa = os,1 = any
oGhoe 9oeo u ~ Ooeep41eaeys ~ wheaeo15e anA
so1Gll. On q ~ nsv sleeel - egealae ~
Xoqesolt - JU11gU1 U30s
- 1491tsaA -. 49, . d, IS.
nAIl-Ne D1annnaA, u.
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ISSOLUT1ON.- Tho eo.partusrstip Of
IL APPkRSON 4 DUPUY was dissolved on
1s iss January, '663. All psrsol INDEBTED are
requeatsd to make immedia . payment; and these
having claims against tbs Arm ere requested 70
D 0sont them 6ee settlement. t.,s.
q. ~. APPEasON,
p. b DUPUY.
The undsngusd. having p1rehsssS .bs intsEssr
Of W Apps-soa tu n. Late concern Of Ap-
ton and coDpetsi ss'stAnce 10 merit tAe former
pa,ronsgs IT Tie aos=e the public ssnsraly.
POWHATAN n DUPUY,
NH ll-lm 0rSdua'a IN Pho mac-.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-01

WAsniSGros. Dot. 81.
Private advices from Ger. McClell.n's Head.
quarters saY Lee is stii. in the vicinity Of Win.
chester. and probably intends TO fight there. /,
vas supposed by some Of our shrowder Generals
yesterday. that Lee would cross Bus Hi &c, thro
Asaley's Gap on his rctreat to Gordonsvllie, sx.
pecting to fgh. battle not far from Manassas.
Burnside ani sigel are on tho wa.ch for him
on this side If the kiige.
1t is believed the Alabama Is ncw on the trae
ofthe aspnWall stsscse~i or .ac purpose Of inter
cep'iDg the treasure ship.
The Mayor. Presidents Of the Coun ellis, and
Commissioner Of the two Boards. hsve hai an in-
terview With the President. to urge the immedat
construction Of . railroad from the point Of Rocks
70 his g y, and thence in straight line to The
Chesapeake Bay. The President in reply, said
that Congress bad deprived him Of the power 70
make roads, and that had the road from Kentucky
into East Tennessee been permitted, the war 10
the West would havs long since been ended. He
ais stated that these two roads mig BIT be made,
and ne would recommend them 70 Congress. II
be had the power he would SEQ that they ws.s
constructed Immediately. as We we'll kaev ths
pressing sscessi 70, them. both TOR military
rSap Sec and as question Of economy in the traus-
portatcn OF troops and supple -.
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From FOIl Mon,

FoRT MONROE, Oct 80
Further particulars of tho ship rep1r ed on fire
night before last off the mouth Of the Rappah n
mock river are received Cap, Dole Of the steam
boat Maple Leaf. repJr that the ship tho Al
ghanian OF New IrIk, loaded with -four from
Baltimore, and bound 10 London. Her crew wee
picked up by the yvuboat Monticello. They state
that they were captured by the rebels, snd their
captain, mate and pilot taken p,is, nsra and cir-
ried OF. The gunhoat Monticello with its hose
was aging upon the bn,nin2 ship st o'clock
when Capt. Doe left. and the fire appeared to ba
under subl cton. II is generally believed here
that the rebels had nothinl TO do with the affair
but that il was case OF mutiDy.
We have report Of tho Che.areake, Mil
Creek. Newpcr: News, L. ;. hospital at Hsmptop
ond Clancy lsisid hospitals The number in
these several hospitals on the lst Of August, ls62
WAS II ,0it returned to duty durin, the month
sst discharged from service, tl deaths, ,l52
IN furlough, 25 deserted, IL. Du.ing the m.nt b
OF August the Medical Birecto, at Fort Monroe
X. T. Giibert. sent North 10 the General Hospitnl
9,6to pateuts, who could hot be acoommoi al cd in
the above named hospitals. A report of the same
hospitals Tor the month of sept, give the focw-
ing results: Patients on hand on the LIT of Sent
g., additional patients Of Craney Island, s75:
total, l0,iiS returned to duty, 5ci5 DISCHARGED
from service, 32l died IN Sc L. lg9 left on fur
loush,7; deserted, 3; sent North to General Hos
pitfalls, ii6 The we're at the end Of Sept. I. 400
patients conv.lescent, who were coon returned 10
service.
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From Philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA A, Oct. so.
Tho Washingta" Star of this evening saws thai
Gen. Burnside has already advance down along
the eastern base Of the Blue Ridge and forre1
a practical iunctsra With G-n Sigei, thsis lines
o!ipckets loidng. Nhe withdrawal o, Walkers re-
bel forces from Upperrille was doubtless in con
sequen Q OF the rapdity OF Gen. Burn ide's
movement in that direction. We do not believe
he has gone IN the direction of Snicherville, as
IN that event he would be rushing into the jaws
# McLleilan's army, but rather across the noun
tains back OF Uppetsiile over the Alexanjria and
Ninche-te, turnpike.
1 he rebels eontinue 10 OCCUPY the ridge be-
tween Earpers Ferry and Wincherter, on winch
lee posted his army after crossing into Virginia
We eetys he Is moving fast as be can ~
Burnside and Eit,jorn Porter have alrral~ :.
fea'ed his probahlc scheme Of A...m,,;,, - 90
p'ise s'ssi. 10 c""sr it promptly be vii. have to
move bavk towards Richmond
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-01

The number Of Federal troops 10
Missouri, Kansas, aud Northwestern
Arkansas ia 5000. The No. subject to
du,y in Gen. Schofeld's field Of opera.
tions is 10000. The Kansas army, un-
der Solomon and Blunt, numbering l5,-
600, is in Missouri, and, inasmuch as
they have been useless to government: go
far, it is hoped they will be sent to Ar
kansas and do some service.
A Sword FOR GEN. FREMoNT.-A
special dispatch from st. Louis to the
Chicago Times, says that the Germans
have invited delegations from Belle
vile, Mascoutah, Alton end other Hi
nois towns 10 come over and participate
10 the Fremont demonstration. He is
to be presented with a jeweled sword,
with gold scabbard, costing over ST.
200
The Baptist State Convention has
been 10 session at DesMoines for the
past week. II severely ccnsured Gov.
Kirkwood, in its proceedings, for refus-
ing to appoint Baptist Chaplains in the
army, he alleging their dis!oyalty as the
ground for his refusal. The Baptists
arc indignant. The Governor belongs
to the Methodist persuasion, and thinks
doubtless, that fidelity to the Kirkwood
dynasty does not exist outside Of it.
We learn that Col. Brush, Of the
3Sth, has been suspended from COM
mand, and bis regiment put in command
of IL. Col. Hughes.
The position, 1t is said. has been Of
fered to 1t. Col. Brodtbreck, who has
declined it. Capt. Beebe, Of the 3sth,
and J. B. Dorr, Of the l2th, are appli.
cants for the position, while Lieut.. Col
Hughes is the choice Of lerge number
Of the men. Who will get it is uncer-
tain.
lnsuliciency for the position is SAID
to be the excuse Of kirkwood, for re-
moving the Colonel.
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The Fleet.

New YORK. O,t. 81.
We have interesting news from Bermuda to thu
2lst inst.
The action nf rear admiral Wilkes in closely
watching and intercep,ing the trade of rebels
with England by way Of Bermuda has excited
the inhabitants Of the Island in no small degree
against that officer, and some Of tie urnal. saw
that orr cruisers have Instituted a blockade, III.
steamers Tioga and Sonora maintaining q viyilsn Mt
guard Of its ports OF entry ard departure
The En- .ish vessels Alert, James and Galia, or
were hailed and broughtto - by order Of Admiral
Wilkes. Her British Msjes,y's steamer.
the Planet has just arrived from Halifax, and
brought DISPATCHES from the Governor VI Bcr-
ada te Admiral Wilkcs'.
Notsithstandin. the vigilance of our CUR boats
we find ,hat tho British steamers Gladiator, Mcnto
and Auohlta,a all laden W til Cotton from the South
had run out of p 2 70 fe muda for Eng q
False signals were thrown cut from the shore in
.rier TO decoy the main vessels from th.lr sta
tioQ.
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From Cairo.

UAIhUt Vct. 81.
Our only news from Tennessee is that on last
night our picke,s were driven in at Chevalla This
Is thought, however, to indicate . reconnoi 81 nee
rather than n attack In force
The rebels seem to be rorainv up BY way oi
Grand Junction, and thus to Do in psi .ion "a
menace both Bolivar and Corinth.
Is is barely possible yet that they will make an
ait,ck. bat have pushed .h.ir column 70. ward in
= threatening naun-r. in ordsr to gain time Q,
II liy Spriig., and ether oinfs south.
Tue ofic- If mil . mai agent hss been dis
c'ntinued nj 4 is pl ace. The duties heretofore
d-volv, d ON Cap Elaine will be perfor.. cd by
th post ina ter or hi, gent.
The name Of the gunb At st. Louis has bees
o.anxcd ~ Baron Dekslb.
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NlSer itepoTg.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
Friday Oct. 81.
KAYE CAssgr Davis, keokuk
JAME5 MEANr, Pleroe, dubuque.
IRFARTPD.
BILL liENtERsoS, Rhodes Dubuque.
NATE CAs.EL, Davis, keokuk.
BJA LEAVING TO-DAY.
The eli CANT and fast eaiiing racket Eawkeyc
captain ick Gray, ard Clerk Dawley, will de-
part or st. Paul and intermediate landing this
morning.
The Northern Line packet Sucker State Capt
Ward, will del art for ST. Louis and way points
te-day.
The POI uar and fast sailing steamer Nor,herner,
Captain Afford, will depart tor st. Louis and way
points to-day Jerry Wood in the offce.
The nail and passenger packet James Means,
Captain Pierce. will depart for Dubuque and yay
points this morning at clock, Connecting with
boats for 81 Paul.
The mail and sssenger packet Jennie whipple,
eaptain Aorrissen, will depart for Keokuk and
intermediate laniings this morniag. Geo. W.
Girdon in the Office.
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THE MARKETS.
Davenport Market....Daily Report.

OFFICE OF THE DEN. h EFwsl
Friday Eve, Oct. 81.
Wheat continues firm at quotations Onions
are in gIest request--$l 90 is offered freely and
more will be given if the a3tGle can be produ ed
81 30 was ofered to-day for the large stock of o.e
dealer, but he would not sell. Hogs are shade
lower.
FLoUR-s4.6o 90 wholesale and s52oM5 40
retail Shipments 200 bbls.
WHEAT-ln good demand at so@G'c; prime
lots 15idsic. Receipts l,s35 bu. Shipments.
s5o bu
BARLEY.--Q Quiet at q5c1tlos. Receipts 2,4oo
bu. Shipments 100 bu.
CoRS-We quote at 200. Receipts 900 bu.
oArs--3oM85c Receipts 500 bu.
PorAToss-40@50c. Receipts AGO bu. Ship
ments l25 bu.
ONIONS In great demand at 9oe@sl.C0. Re-
ceipts lo5 bu.
HoGs-$2.50 live weight.