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NIL CLOTHS.-Ths subscribers, having
j creased their facilities for manufacturing. q
now prepared to supply merchants with OIL
CLOTHS, Of various widths, from ~ to 4-o ineA
wide Also, CAP CLOTHS. These goods vii
be fnund superior to any other manufacturer
the South. The attention OF clothiers II paras
larly called to these goods. Samples and prss
orwsrded By mail REITH & PORT,
Factory near Central Depot.
de- 2-1m* Office On Main and Governor ST.
NTLITARY WATER-PROOF EQUIP.
Vt MENTS.-A complete assortment Of Oh
Cloth Costs. Capes, Blankets. Lsgsins, Ge:n
Havslocks, HsversackS, snd Knapsaeko, TO
found at the Knapsack Depot. on Main and Gu
ernor streets, over Spence 4 90gys. TIN
goods are all manufactured Of tho best 6outhsn
made materials, and IT reayorAh1e psicos. 6utlA
and others supplied, Wholesale. = - SLIM
M ILITARY MEN,
e: list o ASST Z E ssr sad +
For military suits, and citizens fus draa TIM
COATING and PANT STUFF
For SOLDIERS. by the yard. or large QUANTITY
Over Coatings. all grades, sotae fne; Beaver ~
Petersham, for officers coats; Military Over&Josa
in great variety; Camp Blankets; 6hawls; 0l9ys
Socks; Comforts; Oil Over Coats LegginA and %
Covers; Water Proof Seamless OverO Goats; Ws;e
Proof go ON hand Suits made 70 measure In shod
notice. warranted to At; MerinO Lambs Wool, -
Shaker Under-Ehirs and Drawers. all Ei1es IL
French Cloths and Csssimeres, black and faea
the finest assortment to be found; Vestings OF
styles all made 10 measure, Ia the best style; Tra
miugs all kinds. A full assortment Of nne Drss
Cloth Coats, and black Doe Skin Pants, Ia fall
'' B0Ys g 65Ii1o5riH1ro.-o,.rco... y..s~
T.w. RoYsToN L CO.. Sit syesnoss n:
no 6-3m Petsfyburg vs.
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ARRANGEMENT.
TO JAMESTOWN KINGS MILL, GROVE,
STONE-HOUSE, AND ROCK

The steamer CURTIS PECK. Capt. J. n. FRI
MAN, will, on and after Wednesday morning neg,
the 10th instant, leave the wharf at Rocketts reg
ulariy every Monday, Wednesday. and Friday
mornings, at 81 O'Clock precisely. for tho above
turn each alternate day-Tuesdsy. Thursday. and
Saturday MISUNDERSTANDING Rock Wharf ct The
same hour, 81 o'clock, and touch ct all the regulw
landings, going and returning.
ne Passage and freigat ~ usual.
oc 90 r. O. HAHKINH.
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n E q B . H RI G.. 1880
The underrignad offefs his services to BIS fuenas
and the public generally, for hiring out Negroes
the ensuing teason; and thankful for past fsvorsl
again sollcits share Of their patronage.
ALFRED L. HOLLADAY,
~ Office on Cary st.. bet. 18th and 18th
d QG--12Hk
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NE0HO HIRING HOR 1go1.
The subecribsr o1ers his services 70 his
friends and the peeliC a9n11, 0oH eomin9
year, - Agent lbe Hiring Out 0sIvonts. 70
hose who may paxroniss him, he PLEDGES
himself - mako every effort to pgoMoae thetf
interest, with dus regard e the care q To
servants JAMES otOOEEs
de 3S--stss q MAin %.
NKah 9 H HINa roH 1859
The sub.czfbsrs hsvs assoc:a4sd tAsiaslvss 10
'''1s' a q ; AGENCY BUSINESS
in tho city Of Richmond, embracing the Hiring
out Of Negroes, Renting ont Houses, selling Rsel
end Personal Estate, &c. - :
Their special s'tention win b given 70 Hiring
out Negroes and from the long experience which
each have had feel confident that they win BE- able
10 procure falr prices sud good homes for al ne
groes entrusted IN their care. They solicit con.
tinuance Of that liberal patronage heretofore be-
slowed upon each Of them They have INSIDE am
pie arrangements 70 have negroes cared for till
hired ont; and In cases Of s.ckneas WIN give our
personal attention.
We earnes,ly request our friends. to send their
negroes 70 as BY the Lat Of January. Better prices
and better homes can b obtained by sending them
in early. =. a. CLOFTON,
RO. B. LYME.
NJ Once corner Of Franklin and Wall streets.
opposite Dickersoa l. Hill up stairs. $3.50
A. OK-dtlsth Tan
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~ E&AR6, CHEWING AND
- SNORING TOBACCO.
We have on hand oonslsned from New Orleans.
large lot assorted stock Of GE0ARS. Also su-
per1or and low grades Of Lynchburg CHEWING
and SMOKING TOBACCO. Some Of the high
est grades Of each put up in the Southern Con-
Sederacy. JOHNSON, YOUNGER L. OTEY,
da l3-3w l3 Pearl st.
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This old institution (established by the Virginia
Legislature and in successful operation for thirty
years,) continues to insure, In city and country,
against loss damage by fre almost every de-
scription of property.
Sea risks on sh;ps and eargoes, and risks on in
land tr transportation taken to all parts of the world
at reasonable rates Of premium.
The very liberal share Of the public patronage
which it has 50 long received, operates In return q
liberal and prompt settlement Of claims, which 1t
has ever been its pleasure to observe.
Farmers merchants, and citizens generally, may
be referred to parties already insured in thiS Com
pany, in over SO counties in the Stale.
Application, by letter otherwise, to the Presi.
dent or Secretary, will meet prompt attention.
- DIRECTORS
JOS. Allen, @. w. Purcell,
w. L Cowsrdin, JOS. p. Winston,
H. L. Kent II. 4. Claiborne,
VIM. Palmer, Geo. w. Smith,
A. K Parker, B. L. Winston,
Jas. A. Inloes, b. II. Maury,
J.E. Wadsworth, Sam1 p. Lathrop,
VIM. Beers, p. Cullen, n. D.
W. L. COWARDIN, Prest
WIN. WILLIS. Jr.. Secy. oc ls-ts
TIE, FIRE, AND M A Z N E
II INSURANCE.
RICHMOND FIRE ASSOCIATION.
OFFICE, No. 153 MAIN IN. e. Cor OF llTH) ST.,
RICHMOND, VA.
(Chartered 18th March, 1851
This old and reliable Institution, with ample c.
pital, and contingent fund carefully invested, con.
tinues to insure Slaves Buildings, Merchandise Of
every description; Household Furniture and family
Wearing Apparel, ye'sels, Cargoes and Freight at
the lowest current rates.
Losses adjusted and paid with all possible dis
patch. DIRECTORS:
David CurTie, Robt n. Burton,
C. T. Workman, Francis J. Barnes,
John H. claiborne, John T. Eubiett,
John J. Wilson, Thos. A. Rust,
Alex. Garrett, Geo. n. Gwathmey,
Peter q. Warwick.
DAVID CURRIE, Prest
JOHN J. WILSON, Treasurer.
Fl. r. BROOK. Secretary. de- 27-1y
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


II THE FRIENDS .UE MIR SLEIGUT
may find him here after at
,,e 49,. SAMUEL III. PRICE l. CO.'S.
ial-3t*
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LIFE 4 FIRE INsURANCE.

LAVE ms U K A NC E.
TIE LYNOHBURG HOSE AND FIRE
INSURANCE COMPANY,
CAPITAL AND SURPLUS. 1890. OOO,)
INSURES SLAVES for enc, or term OF ears,
on the most favorable terms.
take pleasure in recommending this Company
to all who wish to INSURE their SLAVES. II
meets all its undertakings promptly and fairly,
and is enc of the most responsible and honorable
companies ia this country
VIM. A. CHARTERS, Agent,
18th st., between Main and Bank sts.,
dA 27-2w Richmond. Va.
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de- Inns CSC Broad st, between ID and !:

IN sold, Wholesale only,t the Trade, a. follows:
50 pieces French and English Plaid Esrinos;
20 pieces Black Merinos; 100 pieces all wool De
Laines; 400 pisces Fancy De Laines Valenciss;
900 pieces Fancy and Black Prints; so pieces A.
Ourtain Onlicos; 10 pieces Black Goth; so pieces
Gray, Black. and Blue Sattinets, 20 Pieces Plain
ribbed Corduroy; 100 pieces English Bleached Cot
tons; loo packages Pins; Swiss Mnslins; assort-
Gray and White do Silk and Cotton Laces; Il
lusions; Curtain Muslins Merino Shirts and Draw
ers; large assortment of Shaw!s; Rel Twilled
Flannes; 50 dozen Cotton HafHoee; Brown
Dr,llings; 70 and a. Brown Domestics. Ali of
which will be sold only by the piece.
JACOB EZEKIEL.
de % No. al Main street.
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CLOTHING 4 DRY GOODS.

TNO COUNTRY MERCHANTS
AND DEALERS.
We have now in Store and for Sale
5000 yrds Gray Military CASSlMERES,
1900 /" Blue sc "
loco " Twilled Red FLANNEL,
1000 " White
10000 Z" Brown MUSLINS,
10000 d" Graniteville Fans,
1000 pairs Of Mems and Boys BOOTS.
ALSO,
A very super ior assortment of
LADIES' DRESS GOODS,
COMPARING
Black and Fancy
SILKS, DELAINES, MERINOES,
Plain and figured,
SHAWLS, &C.
ALSO,
A large stock Of Notions
HOOKS and EYES,
NEEDLES. PINS,
HOSIERY, &C.,
Which will be sold at reasonable prices.
HAMBLETON BROS. & Co,
No. 16 Pearl street,
de 2S-6t Richmond.
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/ n S u r A n 9 Z

N D Il 4 " .
THE VIRGINIA FIRE AND MARINE IN.
lance COMPANY,
OFFICE, No. 1873,
Their new building, on Main street, next door to
the Bank Of Virginia, Richmond.
UAPlTAL. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
SURPLUS. Observation-Disclosures. 10000.
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rHEWING AND
" ~. SMOKING
TOBACCO.
Ihave on hand, At Factory On TIL ctresA
RICHMOND, Va,
CHEWING
AOCO
OF all grades and styles,
At prices ranging from
Is to rs cents per pound,
Including So, los, halfpounds, pounds,
BOTH DARK
ALSO
-"1~ ~ ~ FANCY STYLES
SMOKING TOBACCO;
All Of which ID offered for sale at moderate prices
for cash.
M Prompt attention paid to all orders accom-
panied with cash.
&C l6-3mGf) JAMES THOMAS, JR.
n Oh A q o.
For sale ON commission,
A lorge stock OF
Virginia Chewing
and Smoking Tobacco,
Louisiana PeriQue Tobacco, by
AUG. j. SMITH CO.,
no 2l-2m 1. 12s Main street.
nUWHATAN PIPES.
Having the agency for the sale Of the cele-
brated
Franklin Powhatan PIPES,
We offer the same, all sizes,
at manufacturers prices.
no H-2m AUG. J. SMITH co.
VIGARS, OIGARETTES, 30.
We offer for sale large assortment OF
Cigars,
Cigarettes, &C.,
at Wholesale.
AUG. j. SMITH e. CO.,
no N-1m 125 Main street.
q n r r
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de % No. al Main street.
TNHE CHEAPEST LOT OF ShOES.-275
pairs Of Heavy sewed Brogan Shoes for
in want of such will call soon, as SO per cent.
can he saved by buying them from
de % JOSEPH STRAUSE.
TZEKIEL'S HAIR RESTURER-This
H. Hair Tonic has given satisfaction to
thousands who have given it a trial 1t cleans
the hair from dandruR, causes it to grow. ami
prevents it from from falling out.
For sale by all Druggists, and at the Cloak
and Man tie depot,
deg SO MAIN STREET.
DRY GOODS! DRY GOUDSIl-JOHN:
IL SON & HARDWOOD, No. n Main street,
have received and offer for sale the follow
Ing goods, viz: 1900 yards "a Grey Csssi
meres; 200 yards 81 fine Grey Cloths 100
yards 81 Blue Beaver Cloths; 1900 yards Ker-
seys; so bales 70 and 4 Brown CotSon5; $50
packages English and American Pins Bleached
and Brown Table Damask; Towels, Huokleback,
Dimitys, Domestic Paids, Spool Cotton, Threads,
Hose and HalfHose, &c.
dana JOHNSON & HARDWOOD.
II AIDES UNDER-WEAR.-Silk and Ne
IL rinO Under Vests and Drawers; Corsets, from
- to Sc inches; Plush lined Gloves Hosiery in SILK
Merino, and Cotton; Cambrics; Jaconets; Tape;
Checks; Wainsooks BriIiiants; India Twiils; Lish
Linens Linen Sheetings; Table Damasks rurni
ture Dimity; Bed Blankets. Also, Carpets, q good
variety Of 3ply, Ingram, Velvet, and Brussels.
CHRISTIAN LATHROP,
90 IL SO Main street.
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LEATHER. SADDLERY. &c.
Z A T II + R.
600 sides superior heavy Oak Tanned SOLE.
80 dozen Waxed UPPER.
IL dozen prime KIPS.
Just received and for sale by
u. JORDAN,
Afr. H. Whitlock Sons,
de S0-5t* Corner 18th and Gary sts
EATBER-Just received, Sole, Upper, Kip,
IL Harness and Bride Leather. Also one Dbl
Tanners Oil, . good Article; 100 pairs NEGRO
BROGUES; 10 cases BOOTS, and Mems and Chi.
dren's SHOES. Apply ~ D. JORDAN,
At r. II. Whitlock & Sons.
de 2O-ts Corner of 18th and Cary SITS.
= A T 81 B :.
5000 sides Sole. Harness. Bride and Upper
LEATHER
ALSO
10000 poun - choice Texas WOOL.
In store, for sAle by B. L. MANN + CO,
do l7-lm No. 80 Gfavfsr st., New Orleans.
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CLOTHIN G. CLOTHINGi CLOTH
~ INGl
J ust received, a large invoice of Men and
Boys CLOTHING, consisting of Pants,
Vests, Dress and Frock Goats, Business and
Overcoats, of every description. This lot of
goods; being consigned, and the party anxious
TO realize, will be sold at reasonable prices
HAMBLETON BROS 4 CO.,
de IS-6t No. l6 Pearl st.
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rom HENT AND SALE.

ErOR SALE-A FURNISHED RESIDENCE.
x A andsone Cottage Residence on Clay ST.,
Is offered SALE in consequence of the props ietor
leaving the city. Has a large yard i.h shade and
fl nit trees and fruit garden; sta bic and other out
h uses Furniture will be sold, if desired, with
tho house. Apply on premises, betws en- ID and Sd
Streets south side, third mouse from Sd street.
1-St#
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-
~ VANO.-Ths James River Ma9ufactur.ng
0 Company have q moderate supply Of their
MANIPULATED GUANO
On hand. The season for seeding oats IL at hand,
and this fertilizer has proved beneficial In pro.
noting their growth as in the culture Of wheat or
tobacco.
Price, $50 per ton, cash.
Also Finely ground BONE ASH and sombrero
0UANO.
Harly orders are recommended.
d 2a-6t Il. B. HENTLY, Agent.
~ + M 4 N nc 4 n Z N TIL
2,0O0 barrels James river
HYDRAULIC CEMHNT,
In store, and for sale.
B1ID0FORD CO.,
Dc N-1m Gary and l1th Sta.
"a Ei
II LIMElt
LIN Eli
200 barrels
ROCKBRID0B LINE,
On consignment. In store For sale by
de 19-lm A. 8. LEE.
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INDIA RUBBER CLOTH,
INDIA RUBBER CLOTH.
We are constantly recei wing this very desira-
BILE article Of Rubber Goods from the manu-
facturer. It is well adapted for manufactu-
ring purposes, for Oyercoats or Blankets.
HAMBLETUN BROS d CO,
de 2S-6t No. 16:Pearl st., Richmond.
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EOR RENT-The BRICK RESIDENCE on
Il Grace St., next door 70 the corner of Foushee
street, and next but one to Grace Street Baptist
Church (Dr Ieter's,) at present occupied by Mrs,
T. ID. AherEethy. The house contains roorns,
and small ones, the usu al out no uses, with sta
bic, &c, For terms. apply on the premises.
dc 3I-1Nx
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4 HAVE just received 50 bales Brown Shirtings,
4 "a, 7S, and A, all Of which offer at the low.
est cash prices also SO pieces Red Flannel; so ps.
White Flannel; so ps Domestic Psi3s for servants
dresses; and Large stock of Dry and DON estic
Goods IN general. Also large stock of Clothing;
OvercOats of all kinds; Pants; Vests, etc. Also,
100 dozen Undershirts and Drawers; 500 pr. Boots;
$50 pr heavy Shoes for men and women. All of
which offer at the lowest cash prices at Wholesale
and retail. Country merchants would do well to
give me a call before purchasing elsewhere
L. ROSE,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-31
NUMBER C5.
Sr. I.ouls, Dec 80.

Sr. Louls, Dec 80.
An advance copy OF The Governors
message is published this ?. m. After
cnngra,ulaflng the LEG stature and senate
upon The tact that ut last loyal general
assembly Of the State OF Mo. Is convened,
the Governor reviews the condition
oi tho State since The outbreak OF the re.
hollon, and says the number oi solun-
lceis from Missouri after the casualties OF
war IL =. 500, which, with l0,500 State
militia, gives total OF $4,000 III tho
service oi the war.
Tho Governor treats at length aud
earnestly recommends the Legislature 10
adopt measures to restore tho State cred
il nnd 10 reduce the > ate debt, consi 81
ent with good faith towards holders OF
the State bonds. complete the railroads
which a.c unfinished aud sccure the in
t,rcst Of private stock holders.
On the subject OF emancipation tho
Governor says he has long been eonsinc--
q. tina, the material interest ot Missouri
would he advanced Is tub t.'ntlng Tree
lor slayc'lahor, aud recommending u plan
Il, winch the children II slaves born after
the pass ,ge d. this act, shall be free, Tut
remain under the care oi Their masters
ulI thrv arrived at a certain age tho
owners to be compensated for The d.
min.sbod value of the slave mother after
being rendered incapable Of bearing slave
children.
During the discu sion Of tlr einanci-
patton question the Governor sald tho
legislature cannot canstllntlouaiiY adopt
scheme by which the owners Of slaves
can bc divided into classes, ard slaves OF
olIe ca.s omancipated without eonpen-
.atlon, and compensation provided for
he other class.
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LATEST NEWS
BY TEL EG RiiH.
MlD.N & VT u e pO k T.

" AslINufoN. Doc. :,

NAsnisaroN, Dec. 30.
1t is asccrlalncd suthnrltntively that
there is 10 foundation for the rumor nat
the committee on WAYS and Means hav,
entertained An, proposition whatever to
change the existing law for receiving olu
,.c,nand treasury notes for customs.
I he Socrctar, ot the Treasury has
decided not to make any further Issue OF
certificates of indebtedness, beyond the
limited amount a,eads to the credit 81
til. discussing oilieer 1t ls understood
that the holders viii have the privilege
as soon as practicable, 10 fund them lnto
twenty per cent. bonds.
ford's theatre was destroyed by fire nj
six o'clock TINS evening.
The commissioner Il Internal Rcsenuc
i nov prepared 10 supply all the variety
Of stanl required hy the eAcisc Law, 10,
the u~e OF the people ol the District OF
Columbia and the States east OF ia,
Rocky Mountains. All persons within
The district specified, guilty ot mtiuIy
nceleclng to use said stamps, hereafter
viii be subject 10 the penalty provided b,
lhe law.
Iii the Mcdowell Court oi Inquiry the
cross eAamina ION If Gen. Sigi WAS con
eluded. At is elosc an opportunity was
afforded him 70 make III explanation oI
testimony, but he desired time 10 con-
sidcl, aud would transmit them in WIT
ine 10 the couit.
Can't. nahlelcn, of cen. Sigcl's staff,
WAS eNalniucd concerning tho ftinarh
Gcn. Mcdowell is sad t. have made t.
him, while bearer ol message from
ten. ~iacl u ton. Mcdowell. Ilc con.
iirin.d thr testimony u hIs chc.
Intelligence from Alexandra represents
that suar,'s cavalry force, with artillery,
were yesterday enca'nped /. mics from
thai c.s}, not lat from i'nfh station, on
the lac of the Orange d AlcAandila Ran
road.
Two rebel ca,alrS mon, wearing mi.
forms similar 10 olr oWh, came inte the
roads about Alexandria OH Sunday. They
did not remain long.
a telegraph from the hca' a'qnartcra OF
the Army ot the Potomac, says AL squlcl
on the I;appahanuock.
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Late News BY last Nights Mails.

WASHINGTON News, 29.h.--The Re.
publican to-day has an editorial causing
much comment. 1t declares that it is
confident that we are on The eve of some
development respecting foreign media
ton. IL adds that it is utter folly to re-
sist the in' xorabe logic OF events. 1t in.
dorses Az article in the New York Tri
bune, Concluding as follow "Only
secure scapab and candid tribunal, and
We shall be willing to submit without lear
to its arbitra:ion."
Tie R,pubiican says %,umor is
again busy with partial rcco n>,ru ton
OF the Cabinet 1t is now said that Gen
Butler is 10 be made >ccrctar, of War
and Gen. Fremont is to conn nand The
ar:nie>."
In the Porter court martial to day
Col. Ruggles was recalled, and verified
HIS testimony previously. and testified t,
u Ger ain degree Of i'll feeIi g exist ing il
the minds Of Gen. Pope and some mem
bers OF his staff against Gen. Porter. Gen
Griffin was th called. lis testi,non,
went to show that it was impossible 70
Portor's command to ha, 70 arrived .
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-31

IrrtBbfiLb, I'ec. ~.
Col. Harlan attacked Morgan at Roll
ing Fork Yesterday morning. After ~
engagement OF AN hour aud halt, llnr
lan Lilccl and wounad i argc uunbc
Of the rebels, losing l. Killed and three
wounded, among hom was Ii. Polls, OF
Sonfhwicks' battery, who ha, sirce died.
The rebels rctrcatcl towards Bardetown,
having lcst s, yeral k.lled md wounded
and Il caplian aud six prisatcs captured
Morgan spent last night At Bardstown
~ i moved eastward on Springfield turn
pike this morning.
Scouts rcpart mat the rebel Col. Eazl
Duke Was ,erious wounded at Rolling
Fork.
4 messenger reported to HARLAN thai
our fore = bad an engagement nj New
Haven this morning, and rcpulsei the
rebels the z.
Tie ohcpar1syilc and Rolling Fors
! bridges are safe. The trcstlc.w rh OF
4 Muldcrough's Hill is 80 serious damaged
tha, il viii require month for it. restor
atom. TWO small bild2e', easily restored
we're burnt Is the rebel, nelr Lebanon
junction. The above comprise all dam
ages done by the rcbcls 10 bridges on u,
Louisville IL Nashville Railroad and it
| tributaries
Licut Jno. Speed, Of Glbcrt's staff, wa
taken prisoner BY the rebels near TIN
trcste- work, and robbed Of his clothing
watch and purse.
Rosccrans "a ,lurcd several cannon o.
his approach 10 Mnirccsbolo, and reports
from below Indicate an engagement
progressing there.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-31
THE AlFFERENCE.

II Democratic newspaper says til at
the Administration is weak, rotten, and
unworthy OF confidence, they are straight
way denounced as traitorous--as syrnpa-
thizing with the rebels. and laboring in
their cause But how is il where Re-
publican journal does the same thing
Perhaps the Gazette can tell US. The
other day the Cincinnati Gazette con
tanned the following choice denunci alton
expressly aimed directly at the he al OF
Abraham Lincoln and his Adminstr alton.
Speaking Of the Fredericksburg rnassa-
ere it says:
7he administration had in as hands
the means 10 insure success, Wan
those means IN its hands, ittu.teo.. We
wers reouistd, defeated
1t mas self-tIamnatioa .Aqarn and
0gatu the administration L.od e..i.ibited
feebieueSs uhea the tim.es demanded
strength. IL haa nor den,o,4 stra ted
folly an council, and inbec.iity IN ac-
ton
The country will endorse it. The
course of the Adm nistra,ion has only
been such as could not fail to earn uni
yersal contempt Hope of restoring the
country with such a thing at its head, il
fast dcsertlng the people. Any decent,
we'll modelled cf'igy would inspire gre ate1
conidence-thstc could do no hi.rm ii j
was susceptible of doing no good; tl,'
present incumbent seems capable 0
nothing but harm.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-31
From Cairo.

CAiRo, Dec. 80.
So many boats have been pressed INTO
the Government service South that there
are not enough 10 do the Carrying Of
trade between Cairo and Memphis. Pas.
sengcrs have been here ~ hours waiting
fot passage 70 Memphis. Two or three
,lags elapsed between the arrivals from
Memphis.
The news from that point is therefore
circular.
Matters below Columbus on the rail
road il unchanged.
Gen. 1'uttlc, il is understood, will re.
sumo his duties here ~ few days.
New Madrid will be re occupied by
the 3sth Iowa. 1t departed for tha
ace this morning.
Three deaths have occurred from
smallpox in company B, 35th Iowa
within the last week. Their names ar
Michael Holmes, Bradford Stanford an'
Geo. Kroff. There are no other cases il
the regiment.