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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-10-23
NO 3
Local. MATTNRs.

Prison Etfms.-forsy two runaway soiiisrs, VITO
had gotten far sOnth ss North Carolina ee.e
yesterday received at Csstb Thunsier. from Camp
holMlea, in thst Stsie. They bclnnxsa 10 The Wiss
Ar4lery. a =. g Battalion and Pfeateiow's Bat.
t'ii0p. One hundred ss;s,isrx heretofore co,.flue
.n tne Eesssrn District station axs to be sent TO
W'achester this morning under guard, to be put in
tnef respectivs regiments J. z. Smith, charged
wiIa robbery, WAS arrested yertssdsy and put in
rolling Officer. s. A., yesterday seu. word to the
Provost Marshal that there wsss party, believed
to be al iInposior. representing himself as Cant.
brown' OF the Provost Guard, and II not author.
lied to do 80 he would ean-e bim to be arrest sd
Grown was subsequently arrested On I7th street.
dressed IN new uniform, and lm' in Caste Thun-
der for exanin nation
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DReIRABLE LITTLE FARN. n sa1
BUARDIN0.


TWO 0ENTLN1Hn can obtain BOA1D =
IL pleasantly located house. Q few minutao' valk
from Capitol Sqsars, By addrsasins "A n q ~
Dhpasch c@cA - ao-Ns
DOARDI@0.-esveeAl psssons can u Wen %
I'D eosnmodsted with BOARD BY applyne .
AFx A. 0. JoN1HS. on ID street. bseWeen O1y
and Canai. a. So-Ns
D0ARDlNG.--xArvs nsajliss, q soVoonl nnGAs
D gentlsren, can seeufe BOARD BY ap3lyhg
s Mr. W0O0AnD& On 0racs slssat, hesWeea -
and 4sh 1(eestA A1no, NV DAY 0oA1D110
can ~ AceenDaDdAsod - lo-~os
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-10-23

dtmost Firs-Yesserdsy esening, abont ~
O'Clock tho ,or OF the kitchen eating house Of
Mr. Wrl. J. Hill, near tho yegefah5e Market, was
discovered to be on ilrs, having caught from the
heat OF the stove. Mess-s. Bfown, PeasIsy aud
Jones, who live in the vicinity usoke open the door
Of the house, in which the flames were max ina
rapid headway, aud by dnt Of considerable sxef
tio1 saved the whoh6s6lock from becoming prey
to nre. The fire was hustled out OF existence 30
speedily that 1t was not deemed necessary to ring
the bell,
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- -. ralow was nst = - bo1ejs = oosirth n.
~ ssssossA to snak, hat as1en1l 10 com.
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THE NEW YORK MARKETS.

The New York Herald, Of th62Sth, says;
The stock market was irregular and somewhat
feverish on Saturday. Erie securities were in re-
quest at moderate advance, and large transactioas
took place. Western shares were rather lower
Governments were dull, at . small decline Gold
declined to 1891 closing at l30 Demand notes fell
to 1875 Exchange on London closed at l43al44..--
Money was quite active al per cent The export
of tbs day fell short Of 81 100000 The usual trads
tables for the week will DO found in the money ar
ticle
The war risk Of insurance, combined with fur
mestic produce market unfavorabiy. Yhe market
per bbl, the chief sales having baen made to the
local aud Eastern trade Wheat was less activs and
prices irregular, closing at decline Of lc a2c
end In nomo cases &c. per bushel wAs 10
ported. Corn was tolsrsbly active, while prices,
though heavy, were without change Of moment ,and
CLOSED at Gle for Western sound mixes. to 65c for
prime quality Of do. Cotton quiet, and prices
rather sasisr. Ths sales embraced 49, bales slos-
ing nouinaly on tas basis OF 60c for mlddllng mp
lands GussFs we're active and frm. with saJss Of
I,056 hhds and 629 boxes at fall prices. Coffee was
frm. The cargo II the ZsPhyr. comprising a,5o0
baes Rio. was sold at 26c and $40 Dc. N pdvAse
terms. Pork was heavy and lower, W.sh sa.es a.
msss n oia 20 ela62a, snd prime = el2 ~ =
tt241. Yrslgkh engagsmspts were modeRatc--
Neutral vasssla demanded higher rates, whls Ans.
rican, Ia consequence OF the war risk, were irrcRn
lar Wheat 70 liverpool was reported at Hid, nAd
70 L0ndon ~ I'D IN Amsftean hoitomt
TAA evenine rspOrt sf the aams day, {9Oth.)
qsosss goaa - l2sk
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the recent raid TO Chambersburg, furnished by its
correspondents, from which we extrac the follow
ing items of interest:
Tie damage by the c0nhagration will exceed two
hundred thousand dollars, OF which amour. the
Cumberland Valley Railroad company suffer to the
extent of $780, Mr. D. N. Luli, the superinten-
dent of the road Lad all OF hs furniture destroyed
The car, engine, wood and warehouses of the
company were totally destroyed, and for space Of
three hundred square yards there is now nothing left
but tho blackened and sinouldering remains The
track was uninjured. Ths warehouses of Messrs
Wunderlich Eeid contained q large amount OF
ammunition and stores; among the former seven
hundred thousand cartridges, seven hundred NUS
kets and quantity of shells. loose powder. &C.
One car was loaded with revolvers which the rebels
carried off with them. Two long trains Of cars
loaded with goods consigned to private individuals,
were not disturbed. There were about eight hun
dred horses taken from the stables and the farmers
in the vicinity, and number Of skinny, attenua
ted equines left Ia their place.
General Hampton apl earod to bs in command.
and appeared anxious that the citizens should not
suffer Soon after he entered the place he rode up
to house on the main street and told the occupants
OF the house to shoot down any private that ct
tempted to enter the houses unless -cSmpanied by
an officer, and he would pre- tect them in the course
One Of the officers exhibited long list Of the
names Of ths prominent Unionists Of this place,
and ssid he WAS fully posted In regard to tbs fscl-
ing Of the people of this section.
ADRAFTINa scErE In OHIO
The town Of Hucyrus, Ohio. was the seems Of
most dlsgrsceful disturbance on ths 9Th Inst of
which we and this account in tbs New York Tssxs
During the morning q large portion Of the drafted
man from the towns OF Holmes ana Ohat6eld march
cd into the square and gave thrso cheers Tor the
"O0nstii utIon - Il u, and the Union it was, ;"
then three ehsera that wa won't hght 10 free the
niegsr," and then three cheers for huge bowie
knife that waa shown by one Of the party. The
men nearly all had knives rsvolveFs. aud several
Of them sillas All had guns with thsn until with
In . Hais Of shs town, where thoy drew up In limo
nsss Of vsisfAnA Throughout the day threats 70
"shoot" .murdsr," and "butshsr" any who ~
tempted 10 force 1hAm TO lsavs their homes wsss
fFeqnenuy maas. OheaeS were alno proposed fsT
iAss0ln. and : knifs "a bsSsher evssy Abaltleasrs
wss hsssAatlY huszaheA 4 nm who haa aaia -
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rfeeee.i'Igs were instituted against the Marshal
tue " rt OF hcbeas corphs not lawfully suspend
e" aud u was no Justification to him that he acted
Under the orders Of the War Department. those or
ders having been issued without the authority Of
law
Marshal Baldwin was accordingly declared guilty
o' contempt Of court. and fined $l00 which fns he
paid declaring that the only incentive Of his action
Lad been the desire to do his duty TO the Govern
nsnt faithfully
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-10-23

LAN's ARMY.
The joint reconnaissance inside from the army of
the Potomac by the divisions of General Hancock
aud General Humphreys was successfully accom-
pliShed, and the troops have returned to the posi-
tons they previously occupied at Harper's Ferry
and Sharpsburg. The rebels did not interfere with
General Hancocks division on its return, but fol
lowed General Humphreyss all the way to Shep-
herdssewn Our troops, however, recrossed the
Potomac, bringing with them number of prison
ess having themselves one man killed and six
wounded. The rebel wounded found At Charles
town were brought within our lines, where they
will bo parelad. Our Information leads us to an
ticipxte imI ant movements on the Upper POto-
mae dsrinGv - present week.
ax8EAs CORPUS CASE IN VERMONT.
The Hddand fvt) Herald reports that, in the
United States Court for tho district OF Vermont.
last week. Judge Smslley gave decision in the
ca % Of Unitsl States Marshal Baldwin, charged
with contempt Of Court in refusing to surSsnder
three partias. against whom treason was alleged.
Constitution Of the United Etatss. The decision OF
the Court was in substance as follows,
That tbs orders Of the War Department under
which the mep against whom treason was alleged
were arrested rs IN violation OF the proyisions Of
the fonstitutl0k Of the Uaited States, and were,
thsyssore illegal and void
That u, under the provisions Of ths Ooustitutiou,
the President Of tho United States had the power
70 suspend the writ OF hGbeas corpus he could not
delegate that power 70 bis Subordinate oikcsrs
That tha Constitution made the President com
states, aud that thk. with ths provisions Of the
laws Of 1885, whieK had bssn declared 10 be sonsti
tnttonAl con1srrsd upon the Prssldsnt power to de-
clare martial law, and martial law having been d.
siaxsd by the Presidents rroclanatioa Of the a4th
2, s.sssosss .as sss Ae'' s1s WIT o. Asfa' corpus
1hssfsrs, II . sald rsslA wa nov prodassd
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Total rsbel force IN arIns. -.-...-.... .645, GOO
But while the rebs!s at Richmond feel easy ia re.
gard to that city, they are greatly troubled about
Charlie ston and Savannah The conviction ia very
general in Richmond that the Federal Government
IL fitting out two powerful squadrons for .imul.s
neous naval attack on both Of those cities Extra.
ordinary exertions have been msde. therefore to
place those cities in proper posture of defeacs;
but. notwithstanding these, and Notwithstanding
the presence of General Besursgard at Charleston,
neither that city Savannah Is considered ai,so-
luteiy safe
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NAVAL EXPEDITION AGAINST CONFEDERATE PORTS
Tho Washington correspondent Of the Phiadei
phia N.Sta Amer icaa hears that the naval expedi
tons that have been in progress at several points
for number OF wesks pas. are now ready. aud
will nail for their destinations soon as the troops
inr iaii'i service are ready to accompany them -
When this will be, however is not at present
known, though possibly month henc. will iiud
everything TN Lerfect readiness for repetition of
the splendid achievements at New Orleans and Port
Eoya. Admiral Dupont, who il now in New
York, will leave for Port Royal in few days
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-10-23

The Raleigh Church Iatelisencv publishes the
following private letter from a lady living on
Mississippi river plantation in the Southwest. The
editor vouches for the tIustworthiness of his cor
respondent:
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ei, rhes.e Ws,-,ner. Gla<gov Feb l. and 20 days from
Jr. h f-1u ,p1 coal 20 a. DduLaI'. Nerch let s. io1
4 H. .as Ga es. ned Of lee - hclrs AID saw seSes Ice
ber; h - 81 -. Andess Olsen o. Sweden.
s.s .rl iron le main Ard overheard and was os'i IL
5.l-, ial 2 l-.e 80 lie s,-Ie.
sio WEI f~it Chiis Liverpool Fe5 e. rnde to Charles
- p Arals heacr or LigefpoSl dsy, pasied
Er. !esuff , r. ps, hence tor Liverpool.
.tir N..lriz B.rueft HrEsl, emen "A days md,s
a,i ID rev. % uREt Go. IN a Il, .ea 49, passed seysn
ksp orient, XII Liverpool Feb. 49, udse and 20 pas. to
slg rsn!.e ss,s Ballet, Boston days uise to s W.
scsr esnt (Br) sorer, CORVALLIS, Nsr IA days. pots
sc5r. ~ l. Negcoub. Lowell Barnstablc days. 10
S- F',uise Th,cher Boston days ogwOOd to M'i'susr.
ss6f ; l. Stevens, stuaisy Boston days, ina.ei 10
seSr Thoma, D. Smith, Bdss' NewRedford 20 hoa'' oil
"a mss'er
s,br Sarah B.uren Eew-B-iford 3 days
s.ir. Cu.c.step Pee Georges Benks day.
Sch7. lesder. Howard Georges birts dsys
Schr. ~. Coin.tock. Iiesney, Nantucket 3day,
s,br. g. ti-ay Chew. Wells Georges Banks days.
scbl. ta.i,in-, EecAvarth, Oeorge's Banks days.
SER. :" j 5eets, Rcsers New haven days.
Seir. outs snsl-r. Lowell, BGrIstshis deys
ScAr. T. "a. I.Jndry, Nick -rson, bagnsiscle daya
schr. Gaze,r Bolf, Boston Days.
Schr. lrypteul, hckers0n, B-fustaoie 3 Gays
selr. i.Gic Rich Crowel, Providence days.
sehr. {. Lowering Cole Taunton Z GAYS, nails.
schr }. 2 Wallace, Stsples raunton2 days.
gchr. " ais,leT, FTisby, Taunton.
sclr. s. l.. Crock-r Frisby. Taunton.
S.hr. Iran Saith, (g9wel, Fall kiver2 days
Sloop Oliver A.ae., French, Taunton.
Steamer F4ioon. wiians, Providence. mdse 10 Edward
BynneL
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TIE sale, 1890 Dbl, Mess for June delivery st m Beef
l. quiet but 6rrn sales of 30 bb a. Sl2d - for rD
Mes and ia 3l4 80 for Extra Beef Hens aeLeld with
Increased t-mless It sra r7 80 bot quiet Bscon 4,
more active part aivv AID Ia q sie better sale. u
Loo boKss S6ic IN bed Wesen, &c for Lons
Clear DO end sac for Short Gear do. Lard IL coed te~
aud 5uj firm sales ~ $50 BILE at, $esc o. 70 quality.
pre sed icss H. better fuply, and dsili saes OF
Western {, 81 Sc and City al sc. Bultc and Lhyese
IN good don or Export and the trade and prices fra
hfCF-Is irniry tc-dv nss been moderate, and
have no mporiar les advise Prices unchanged
SUGABsTners has been vofy fair inquiry for Raw and
prices ere lsnred We hear Of sales Of -o hkds mainly
Cnbs a. ga c srd go hhds Cuba for export at 7c, long
price We also notice Of '3) hhcs the particulars Of
sLich refused by brokers making the safe. This
not the first time hts house hes cscl-ed giving IN.
orneton TO THE TRIBUNE without giving any good reason
oT such refusal The straightforward course always pntsosd
" our iapcT has undoubtedly rued the temper OF those
70 Iopd wish IA 20 be agscs with every chsnse OF
de iet be or pond ard riends VIII to TIC
tise concnsoh thai i - iDyos n rstTOnZe hops VINO
gre nn"ins 70 lend eir aid n fnther,ng tGe commercial
edels Of me city Retned Spgarl quiet at IO4@lee
i'f Fowdesel 4 inula' ID end Crushed.
SEtpoin instketi Is better fer Cover Seed ard Il more
active sales q so bags Timothy and flax Sesds
6rc scarce, and are quiet tu. tim.
SALTfhe usrkc. IL raih rdun for most kinds bu, Liver
ofpooi Fine h II fair request, OF 30 sacks Ashon
Monarch OF the Sea- a. about % 70.
TALON i ia better demand ard the market fra sales
Ct 1914 bbs Ne-.etn at dc, and 1900 Prime City
&C. cash
WHISKY Il In moderate request sad the market Is lowers
sales go obs 2c Tor state and % zoc for Western
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MARLNE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YoRK.......MiKcn IA
Cleared.


stesash'7,- Babans tBL). CEiId'e. Liverpool Nsps,'
Wexford Hsakiui GhessPeEke Croveli Portland II. D.
Clois 81 CO. - ,,,,
= T. Chs1der Liverpool Ieege Co Iohanne Whheinlas
Sremeul Ihiercan, LONDON, Punch Msnese q Weadsi
Csrrlay (Br Ums;esd Hsvsus Aeger Wei.iod Ssnkb
Capr.n AspinwaH Panama RailsoAl Co. Alice Proy9ss,
pi-.rsrv NustitisD S'cr7e-, Cie4fmag Co; kanawhs
Chaftin phfseeipiis, y. L. McCrea5y Co. Lozon Tre
Port koyei 4. Bsrner
Brrr -Tobt love- Fotchki.s, D-rersrs Y Trowbridses
Som; Mary Ayius smes PHILADELPHIA Ii Bro snlsn y
Co C.or.ira Sv.dl. Dsnrberg len, Punch Meincke
Nen3. =. % wara. BnsF phieaspLia stnse' c,-srinAn
& Co. Jccin lbrenanl hascu, hagana, , T. MIid "
lncsIior tBI), Gard Malzuila, y X Dew1hi Nsanfer
lgrl. Irols halifax D. 4 Dewof l. X ps'is' Hara f,ey
Vet., 8 T. NoCTesdy Coz Wet, OuibransOn, fhlaeet
ch's {. Murray. ,..,-
sciooner.sr Forester, Providence, L. Kenny Halle
Rosa Hctad. Arroyo, P. r.. Burlttt Everett hossuth
Lee Fer. ont, : W. Lewis Co Labrador torb Dsys
Htfis u-ltef Co.. susan Jsype. ssyue, Esvena -
a. tisi a lore (3r) Miller Hs'snzcs, u. G. A. De.
wolf tIsus E,s0eth BowseI, Naain tot, J. '" Mckee;
s. bed d. IS er Washington, ". feici, IsurA, Weeks,
V.ineto j. ~. Mckee J1hn Jones Corsop. Wilmington.
Del J. g.. NlKce frsuk Lucas, Taylor Deals issild J.
ryav lf4.n baltimore j. v W Simmons. Godfrey Phis-
s.lpf., g. Pickett Nile Boo,hby, Potent o. L. Hatch
5 s.shti4s. Thompson Boston, J. w. Mckee; ~ birt,
Day t,,, Jefferson, m.sief; a. Davidson Jackson D-ili'
sloops-Sr,ona William NOrwich = g Racket Ida z.
Va, cf h.,eend L. J.. r. : Racket Gertrude iruI az,
,aos, i 4. ugytn. Let rly. Chessnsp, Phitade pal
a. t4ssst Charles Shirley, BRISTOL T. 3 Racket O2eis
s,aL.sry, Norwich H. 5. Racket.
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pcssen.crs Arrived

IL steamship Arid, from 4 9irrau Courts Or O.
l. Rel Lieut. ". r. Mayo. u. $ y. Msj.r o. Cfoss ~ =
D end seryslt H. sesrng Mrs T. :. Corning T. Beach Q.
Lnders /. D. Boswortt jones T. friedman, Yates Fer'
g.scr John Swsin Thomas Esasb.ow Robert Gardner A.
a. Re lOg rrpt J. echerck IT, :. r.. Can't. w w. Smith,
Lieut. J. T. he. a. s. y. \. C. Bradtord o. r. KEITH u. y
r. John WHOM 1rs. Mary hartbirson, james Sheridan 3
Peel H. Dron1 c. Lambert, Sr8 z. T. Rowland, Capt VI.
R. Roberts Mis. Y. VIE y w 1esHe ". r. Z. Puts, II.
Mgss. %. ?. Price, MI and W. '. alexis r. Smith, J.
Co.v.f and ,on Leon Moses " Woodruff David barr d..
Wheeler M, aud Mrs II. Faust Mis diary Msher. Mira.
j. f. snapiry >. e. howiard, Mra Jane h,wiey, Asssrs.
Rosn,oD pomeroy Castro Uspon Vail sprsgue W. Ferris.
Mr. snd NV }. X. Eiiler ia msEn. : NJ hcI.esr q. r.
ILrie Mfs carroll J. 81. Ron.ay, AID ~ in s,eefass
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-17

manner BIO improved The very air this gentleman
bfta bes could be better sometimes for him. aud have
no doubt that tbs Ten Commandments could rs usa1
better Of by him than 1, be placed la the body Of this BILL
,hi tie Ten C1muandsns are badly written for hins He
sec to know, he knews Il be foce IL nearly
breath be .ses That tnel, l. which rrlds hoa
shait 0cEr else witness egsiu.t thy urghbo. persps
he len Commandments might be pct u the lt 90 good pnr.
pose - they have nc improved tne nof1s tfs s-
ilau IL e fault az .Ae Commandments DO not Low
bt ~ " ogf be wen have them In. We 10 o. etio
Perhaps to haze the Declaration Of Independence N aso
would he an improvement.
Now have nothing TO cay 20 tho Committee this
question 10 hot consider hist VI have argued .hs matter
horoushly because have been obliged 10 reply many
tiazs that have really no relevancy.
,-..--rl.-.- -
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Arrived,

Arrived. SUNDAY, MarcD 10.
seamship Ariel Terry, Aspnwsl March mdse. pass ard
in sronoa (of Bath swsnon Hsvre % days. in ball
~, o T. r. Buck Co. EIpeneEced very heavy weather
iorl on 3d. Jay to nom Feb 20 to the .s mos. OF ths TIME
u.se bare poos, biownss perfect hurricane rom D. W. TO
n " os. part OF suit Of s.s H OF aia.ch @t t lon
AZ n M In With srgs quantities Of Zee ard run eight hours
r. TO pet out oft. MAeh lat 40 ios AZ 81 sisnsieS shp
shiD Anicsn Congress, woodward London aud lsle OF
Vsh Fet % md.e Snd IS p-ss 20 Grnnell Minturn Co.
reeencei very heavy weather he entire passage March
IN ia A. TO- lon fell in with Immense Geld OF leo
searea y y 10 miles before cleared III eth, passed
srse anchored IN tho lower bay on Saiady night
Schr T. Anderson Hemingway, New-Hsvsn days. Tor
sc61 s r oedvn, Hobbis Elis,bethport, coal for New.
sssr Decatur Oaks oaks Erabe.hport, coal for Prcvt
Eehr. Aun.h d. Nicksrton. Beverly, 6sh.
schr Esqurnanx, Brggs. Dighton ) days
|. schr. j. 4. Mitchell. futile. Bridgeport days
sohg. 4. q. Ahel Briggs. Eli.sbetbrort for Boston
Schr Trade Wind NH EiEsbethport for Boston.
Schr Aimed Chase Nilsson, Eli:Abethpot for Boston.
Schr Argus Crowley, Eli1sbethpor tor somerses. 49,,
schr D. - Nne,,s Baldwin. Ezsbethpor Tor rfoVoelee|
sen' Bulira'h Dewey ,sr ~ S.sHs1en
Sogp H,n5y Thompson EiE&ee,hpoI' oa - 10 Edward
Bynaer -, rp, N.p
fS% H'ealae Hsrsb sp H. Msnn Brsmsn Livsr.
pool steamer BscS;oI: Of @ Liverpool,
MAen 1nI bremen and have probably anchored In
lie lower bay IN conseaa o. NY Iiyrroo, n ,
MS ienn,, With sath Nsw;York state Volunteers
pS%lSiISD-sunse,, foH' N E.
1,..vcr,ox--Ths ship reported in Saturday mornings
az the ry1sntum, was tho ship TheIess, Of the ssas
i,.s 4, since arrived ~ tie city,.
IL g S The steamer Blackstone. hence March H. IN
Of u s. ship Vermont having one Of ner boilers
Damaged
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Disas ters. sc,


TBE Bn. souR. ENsA, previously reported sunk, VINE
going through the HelGate Cn Snrdy morning. sAoc
On Dry Docs for reps She has lost PAT VI kee an soS
CARDBOARD streak soye a. Her entire cargo damaged sDs
Rill be disehsrsed -.
Mlsssa yKlsELTle brig Thomas Te.,on. ton ssss, 20
Ns~.iora mo date. rf into Nassau, r. fer
sailed tnonce Jan b which lime nothing has rsis
hom her. Tier cargo sied II 81 hhds moiasses
do and 81 hhds soass consigned to r. N spoasfd aus
4. was butt q. po.tsulc1,h, n t., in 1853, ." WV
A !? aud owned By r. n. Spodord Of New'YssG
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N .e7mssip BremeH, jcT b e.en caS sgnompton..
n od Hrs .. fecker ard two children. lows Mss H and
H. Ken bremen; T. Meyer Mrs c. sethel ADD t~o j.
ohoereusun and lady B Jcuer Isaac schrimger John
Lara IL Ii eubgca New-Yors: Carl schmidt, Detroit, n
uh Memphis. Miss Johsure Kiko, Ohioi Mrs Dsrtpeli
Hamilton w Joseph Deyi Chm. CHARLES bownsn Dr.
a Frsn sdy aud TWO sors Norwich; Is. Koch. New OH
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-26
ECLIPSE LIVERY STABLE.
Attention to the business,
E1EAERTEH 81!

rJ'HE FOLLOWING NAMED SOLDIERS,
/ enlisted for Old Regiments, have deserted
from Camp Mcclellan, Davenport, Iowa:
ALBERT PRINCE, born in Frederick county,
Maryland u years old. farmer by occnl alton. en-
listed September 9Th, 1862. at heGkuk, By Maj n
William Belknay. for years; hes grey Dyes.
.rown hair, mir CONT c1on, feet s inches high
for the 10th Infantry.
j. l.. BRADES, born in Decatur county, lndi-
ana aged % years, by occupation " farmer. on
listed ut davenport, Iva, 4 ugust Is, has zel
eyes black hair and dark complexion, height 5
feet IL inches.
w. j TOTrEN, born in Gailapolis Ohio, eyed
35 years, by occupation u farmer, enlisted at
keokuk Iowa, august 81, has blue eyes, brown
hair and fair compile xiou, hei ght feet inches.
WILLIAM Is JONES, bern in 0rar 90 county,
New e'ork, aged "A years by occupation a car
p,nter, enlisted in ios City, Iowa, July 81. has
black eyes, sandy hair and dark complexion,
height feet iaeh6s.
JOHN lOGGifIsN, born in Hardin county,
Ohio, aged 70 year,. by occupation a farmer, on
listed at Davenport, Iowa. september 20, has grey
eyes, light hair and light complexion, hcight )
fee. az icchcs.
Aiy ole apprehoniing any one or all of said
soldiers, will so paid ali reasona bic Cos. Of trans
rortation ard s:bsifteaoo, together with reward
Of i've dollars. when .ad deserters returned TO
the ComDan3ing Officer Of Camp Mcclellan.
Il. Nj. LITTER,
Captain ID Iowa Infantry, Commanding Camp
Mcclellan, Davenport, Ccts, lsa2. DIFF