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sss$issS$?5az2ass1s'
d5HffSIIEETREEs.
ff2PffSS1 aSEEt ND MI1 II sfDscSes:' H's1a
Az 4 htl hAsDw & 81 loves. prices.
Wholesale or retail.
ds I'm SIS Seventh It.. bet p. a:' and d.nL.
SAC:A0k AND MEAT CUTTERS,
N szS:z! III 81 6 hHq1HhSS'
si5asHtEs' kxIvEEss,
For ' 81: '1 sS:Ss% + E;Sfsysss,a;;s
ds.,m SIS. Seventh st, bet Pa av AMI canal.
+ AIRBANks' PLArFoRM AID
AESHlNssftf sk Et Hzk: 4 rk6or sArE,,
f fGSbf ssi i }SHAEsSts,
WEE WEI 7 EafkS;ws, se.n,
sFor sale At lowest prices -
ds i'm SIS Seventh st.. let. "a. ~ .Dd 6.nA.
RLACKshITHs FORCES,
ID F. F. ttHEEEE!E5SSksi
Hohkss sHo SEksiS0s10SkS'
HekkkE sE e: NAILS.
!.f fsSSHE STEEL
R4SPS. and all BLACKsMITHS TOOLS,
' .n0' ' p bAkrHoIosR wees
deNlm $50 Seventh st, bet Pa az. and Canal.
U f $Sf{is| fS5;4!Sss
SE 9.tEzE Lb1kES#S;'
t hi25 s f 5hSRE',
EAGSN WILLINGNESS,
Hs$ 3a5 III sisi Essrrs
H1f, SfHAw and FODDER CUrrExs,se
s s1ets SIS Seventh s- sH fs ss
Az I5as.
Is; US ;$S3 $ H Af$5fs:
ITfHETS,
MEASTRES,
For s ssis; -hoie,ss ST. and nj retail, BY
d7m So seventh St. bet 'i Ps ' sT' an WG.n.
NlAohINH,tIEE}5ss or al KINDS,
f0r '"' J. p BARrHoLow,
DIN $50 SEVENTH st het. Pa av and Canal.
A FULL AssOR MENToR
HARDWARE
HOUsEFURN,sHING GOODS,
For Sale at Lowest Prices,
Wholesale and Retail.
JP BARTHuLOw
55s SByssrH SrRsEr,
d2'-Im between PennsyvSnis svenue and ,ansl.
L No. 322 Stren,h st., bsf,o. d and E.
NEW TOYS AND FANCY GOODS,
Adapted for Christmas Pr.sentsI
DOLLS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION,
A great variety of
PORTEMONNAIKS, GARD CASES,
WORKsTANDS.
BASKETS, PERPUMERY.
Prom the Best Factories.
WRITING DESKS. WORK BOXES ard CABAS,
GAMES, CHESS, BACKGAMMON BOARDS,
HOBBY HeRsEs. Etc. ETC.
N q c E
This Bazaar contains P nfusi,n OF the most
besutiful O. ms Of Art and Nm ter inmrnt, pes
cisily European Novelties seIected and i'm ported
10y Mr RUPERT, who recently returned from
abroad.
! respectfully solicit q witt to prove to my en-
te.med patrols my desire of pleasing them in every
respect.
Goods selected. left at the store will be
promptly sent home on Christmas Eve
chs. RUPERT. No. 322 Seventh st,
de HIT z doors above at
AnO TONS SUPERIOR
9tp TIMOTHY HAY
For sale in let's to suit
MORGAN RHINEHARr,
de ID o5t Foot Of II street.
%j W. l.. WALL Il Co. a
~ Are now receiving commission "
Il from the Northern Manu- 81
factories, ~
VERY LAR, AND EXTEN-
>IVE STOCK OF
T. q n M ; II u R II,
comprising:
Mahogany, Walnut sno Imitation Wardrobes,
Walnut Maho gauy. Marble top and Plain Bureaus
: fhs, Ietss Tetes. Arm, Easy and Psrlsr Chairs,
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de l9-St

AT The LYDIA RUBBBK STORE Of Allan, Clspp &
Co., Penn. avenue between 10th and IL tn sJrsets,
T.. enheer aod soldier ma, dni great variety Of
Pile va. Beds, Boots, Cups, Pipes, and the thou-
ssno and one useful ar icles IN the Rubber line.
Also, . large stock Of Buffalo Robes. lined and
lined, OFF and Lap Rob. D, Wool Blankets all col
ors, Cork Beds Horse Blankets. and ever hing to
pfcnete warmth and comfort in the cam and held.
here. too, may be found . large sssrrtment Of
Shirt. UndershirtA, Drawers, stockings. Buckskin
Clever and Gauntletts, Vaices Leather Bags and
sman Trunks made TO stand rough usnge In baggage
wagon Camp Stools. Cots and Arm Ohairs. All Of
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LYDIA RUsBss 6oopb.-It IN not necessary for
Mr.. II A. Hall to ensnerste tha di6erent styles
and inds OF Rubber and 9usts perchA mar ufAs
tared goods that he keeps on hand he hee % them
oil ard glance fnts the beautiful store ist Of
prices given BY his att-nddnte will oopviaee any
that his -stahl shmeet il really the only Tsd,a
RVJ6ez Wareovse and Ia located at 3 n Pa ..
next to Aessrs. Per & MITCHELL dry s,,ods
rRl ehorss between 9th and Fth eta Do g. #
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ALEXANDRIA AFPAIRs.-ThiI morning early,
TIE weather WAS as cold As It has D. al aiIno, =
any day this whit. r: ice mad- very rapidly.
Ibe market, this morning, was not very we'll
suppli q, and prices were hgi.
The wounded from Fredericksburg are ar
riHihR IN washington aid this placr, in con.
sictrab = numbers, and Ut. sent - the hospitals
III the cite and the neigh borhood.
Several Confederate prisoners and a fev
dee"rt'rs, have recently been brough. in oy
Col. Taii's provost guard
ne new L. >. government wharf, at the Old
Tobacco warehouse lot, foot Of Frank in street
IL nearly completed; 1t is l;lrge and suostantlal
AID the railroad on Union ,treet extends to 1T
Gazette, 2tth.
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1NHE AUTOMArON REGIMENT for all Rsxi.
i mental moSsments in tho Fieid-By O. D.
Breweiton 81
The -iex and Reisctiou Of Pert PaIsski ny
Gen. l.. 4. Gilmore, vol, Maps AID pl.t.s; 81
de II RRA&OK TAYL0H,
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MILI9AhY 0YyIcERs viii Ana ths Mattress Cot
small space ditiI In to . canvas bag 1t Is strons
and Durable and can he converted Into chair or
stuffed with hay straw. tits made o. both car
pet AZ Canvas Por sale at the Ibdis Rubber store
Of Allen Cispp Co Penn avenue. between nth
and Iftk sts. do p-im
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FUTURE DAYS.

By J. c. MCGUIRE 90. Aucticneea
(,HnICE BUILDING lot IN PRINrIyd o.
TKRhoON; IN: sth of Jsans1y, at half pct ioss
, =. =; ssI :. ~ ten ONE q q
back y feet inches 70 % See, alley: being =:
t.,,ee's .est a,d sisssted nssrl, In front Of u,
ma &c Of q ,h The .,s sns9, D. H"ss. sss -
his e, tion of @sshiesr,n has rspidly inprov~1.
ment !. 20 b und in The sT e iiT'rGs
'S Sf l ss f:S s.aes Is AZ. -
w secured Sr TIE q, oS 'f sses:
By GREEN 4 WILLIAMS. Auctionesn.
Y srKrsr NORTH, BsrwrRs SnSD .sD ere 80
EAsT. CosIAiSIse Asorr 81 90 sor,Kr FAIR %
scTSeTs dated sqS dsy july :" i AMI racesssS
org the land records of tn. esty and county q
rFsb%Y Tn. is d.s Of B. ess ss, ON s e
4 rms Of sale: One third in cash, .nd the s.ls.ss
int iest from The s.I of s. .sS dsfsarss ~
Ips ssss to be ,e9s .s q nS,s ..f.r, %
J. the terms he mot comp,.d viii 10 Nv. d.y. frss
A sSa tine 81 sse d.rn be = q
~ =. ss 80
i los =. I pHp ~ Trustees.
de S .o&ds GREEN q WILIiA rs. A.sa.
~rHE ABOVE SALE Il POSTPONED uxfn
TUESDAY, the 25i i.stant, 1T clock , m =
y Sr "a. OF ' GREEN EHss'ss' wrLLr.xs ..o
TkIsTtL'. sAL.asy y, ,i, Z, q .ossr ,..s.s
Ssei,ee ale on thu srs%i;s on russpAY TIE 81
.s9e e f.f% .ts the rro S..e
Sf Dr jos. ph A. smitn. and pow occnpied ey Dr..
sns % e.. ~ old i. 4 :
T..5Sr e,u =, on the msie road lssiins frea
tht city Shis farm l. pr ttiIy Situated, sad /. sss
sdsprd 70 grass and wheat, dae crops of both hsv-
Tf.rs are at e.st So cords o. sood on IN. 49,
which AZ present. prlces would 20 far towards pay
nrtsS. frame d.silin@ nth ssrri.xs .ss otS.s
onthouser, tosether with-s new and convepi-Ua
barr; hne garden with variety oil choice ffuis
Terms made known or. DAY Of ssle. or. nay -
Lear, ID from the undersigned. st Prsderies esV.
ssis sv7s. Ioas A sM1rH. rrass...
MAas sH sALs,sIn ,,rss y: Of s.5s: m. q
oirss q e s. shs Di.,.iS, q ooSn -. sT -
esSoss % pUSi1 s.s For .sS 20 me- e
.: Or q aid sosn.s g ~ Esbst e ss go
Il ss.,!. : /. s: Is, q I ::s. No.:
D o., s,tn.r .its sii anf singular the inp,ss~
s..:s :cs !: :as .s :: 81: -
e. Al 1850 f.sas; and No Il s .Sa ST.: IS asi Z
GYts.ka WARD Ia nS
d. ledta q. .. Msr.hai d. o :,
NJ AksHA . sALk-In yir ne % Q writ OF 80
IVI ficisa, On Judgement Of ooudoua ssioa 800
IRON the Slsrkt 0hce VI tie Circuit Coart q -
Iistr O. OF Coiunbis. fer the ny 81 WssStS0.
fr cash. In frsnt q the eoers hos.. dsss 81 -
eoonty o. URDAv, the stk Day Of .ns n H9G1
tit ssaim aad intsf.ss 10 and 70 ssSsrr No. -
sss:ss s.ss - sh enc sss
s., s .ss %. N sss city Of Ms.ssas,cs. 9 Co.
an: s.s Vii = 81. ssi e e i SsssSss e
sIy term, iss IN fsyos OF Z, g. .srfsastoa. -
" GhaSa Lanos.
de- - tfa q NaRshnI = ID.
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NEW AND sIMPLIFIED MErHOD FOR PIANO
~ FORTE AND SINGING.
PROFESSOR ALEXANDER WOIDw0KI,
PIANIST VOCALIST AND COMPOSER.
Has opened Lsdies and Gentlesnea's Aft-fn. on Il
on n'ost liberal terms Prof Wolovskf will alsc
explain the full theory of Music and Reading By
bis system.
By Pruf Wolowski's new M sthod . person hav.
ing only Q slight knowledge Of music will be ems
BLEED in vory short time, tn read &c with great
facility, and execute operate we'll ella ssical
nust with rare PERFECTION
A. 70 the vocal part, BY his v.y Of vscolis .sion
he arrives At most extraordinary results reudArS
the voice powerful aud enables the singer To vo.
caliEe with facility, Accuracy and fn- quality OF
tore .
Prof wolowski receives visitor daily from r. -
IL ard from to 1 p. m, 1T hts rssid nee. No.
ash Tenth stree& between and p
n. n. Children ev@r eight years Of age ~
I'D de- 4 i'm
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BOARDING..

GeOaRI IN: A few gentemer. of steady habits
- can obtain Board and Lodging by ,lIing At
I: q ~ rect, hetw en- l9t h and 2nth. ds9 Sc.
- during the day in the city partial Board and
Lods Ia z ia private family within mile of the
Ire sury; 10 ether boarders p eferred Terms not
f. excc.d So per week. Address H. R. NJ Post
Office washington. de 12ts
DrARDlNG.-Lsrge, handsome ROOMS, con-
- fortnbly FUR ishef, to rent with Board suit
able Tor families or gentlemen, at 372 c street,
corner Az str ct deg -ytH
A RARE CHANCE FOR MARRIED FOLKS
"A W.T. Gull DREN- Boarding. on very re4s-
corner of 18th street, Island Cars run within a
short distance. Married folks will And the COM
forts of a home: and well behaved children be
fesrtiiy welcomed de $40 -
~ "AkDlkG.-Larsea and we'll Furnished ROOMS
- FIR rent with Board. single and communIca-
Star Office no IS
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LOST AND FOUND.

osr.on the evrains Of the 18th !. eorsI soA
Il! IA PIN: hand sr.aping gold arrow. fhe ael,
st.e.t, between sth and IA, - II.
sIo!s e s::'rsa. c,i h.a on
ri s s:s:::. Z; ssi
I osI.on Saturday afternoon last. betv..a D
-; - and ane nh and lsth st.nets DI ARV for
s II TI.sar1 car, .na : psss Of velvet .ad
: s se : :si,.s, ~ ,'~.1d'd By
IT, TIE PERSON WHO TOOK A COAT ON LlsT
C ssssesn ana II frn:s Of
Gesee sausr: viii return Che book th,t va, In the
''A' 'n' aa'; ssox ~ c a itsff
RE-. Away From THs NORTHERN MAJ.
~ k"s on SaiHrsay evening Dec ith, one ca
with n.z name and ii, they we're s0. .ts.nssd !,
70 shs Az
ssRsss. 18th street, will be suit.i II r" arsed.
RINAWAy TEAM WAS Caught on 9TH street.
taken in "hsrxe by The su bser iber One small b,y
H9rss AZ. ere email sorrsl Horse, wish new pol.
nirvard and prove property, pay charges and tsxe
sCHA s1ia s c.p AVN san 1,h Of FREDERICK
bridge street Georgetown
EFTRAY MARE -DlsrH Icr or coLrx.I.. Wa,h-
II inson Cr,,ny, To. 81 h-rsby certify that
Be nard Mr2ee, of the city of Wsshinston In the
District ct Coluubis, brought bsfars me- the SUB.
sertsr one of the Justices Of the Peace in and for
sa'c county this q at day Of D-ce her 1882 stray
dark brown MARE. gong At lar "a in he asid city
feet white: CALLED on the back ny thu saddle: star
or white spot in the fore head shoes on hind feet:
no shoes on two fore feet; switch tall or Years
Sa siTen under hang 'Si' SsS e Deem
The cwner Of the above dessrib.d mare ia re-
charges and take her away
Near the railroad br,dg, over Rock Creek,
az y ST on Penn. avenue.
STRAYED FROM TIE So BSCRIBER ON MON
- day evening the 18th inst. MT q strawberry roan
M ARE, blini in npe eye N-s the marks of the
harness Any one returnng the said mare TO X n
LA MRELL. No $50 New jersey avenue south
will r-ceiv" q liberal -eward ds2,-st'
MONff EOU b.-Pound In Aiaxandri, a
IFe POCKET BOOK con anins = sum of money
ara some " n irg ia foreign i,r guage. The own
can have II by calling at the Daily r;ews Office al
e,apdris, Va, proving prop rty anc paying FIR he
ndyrrtis mrnts. dag
rhME TO THE EESIDENCe DF THE CN.
- der.lgned, living at pr"vers Rest, d. G., about
the list of Dec a small BLACK Horse, MULe; no
brand Any para,r proving property and paying
ehargrs, can have the same.
de 1-3ts A PAWSETTT
I OsT-A lsny's WATUH. Id small size. hunt
irg case, thi= N orning h-tween TIE residence
IF Secretary s., it'll and the Treasury Building.
The finder shall be suit'bl awarded by retur ning
10 HORACE MAYNARD
de 10 N' Corner aud 18th SIS
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CHRIS AS Pr n = fst
LADIES' AND cHILDRENS DRESS FURs,
such as
RUSSIAN and
HUDSON BAY SABLE.
MINK SABLE,
WATER MINK
FITCH and HRMINA.
BUFFALO ROBES,
GENTS MUFFLERS.
The largest stock ever was offered In this market
AZ our entire stock il of our own manufacture We
can give suar antee for their dur ability.
&. Il W. MkYENHERG,
- Market pace, bet, 7th and 9Th sts.,
de n under the Avenue House.
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ITO SO fLRRS.-A light draft coppersd sCHOON.
81. seventy Ave ton: capacity. for .Als -
medistely to b HUTCHINSON q CO -
4f4 Fourteenth street, opposite villa otel
de R-6ts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-22

GEoRGsrowK Council PRoCBEDIsos-Sat-
urdsy, Dec 2.-Both Boards OF the Councils
Wert N session.
The Board of Aldermen concurred In the
n solutiors Of the Council passed at tn pre-
ylCus meeting, by approPriating ESQ to Mrs.
Calrb Il. Smith, 70 assist in pro viding q CHRIST.
mar dinner for The District hospitals granting
ths use OF The Council chamber to building
asso'iasiGns en- certain conditions, and by APP
proving tie bill in favor OF Joseph Nicholson
The Council pared resolutions In relation 70
the smallpox, nnd in favor Of VIM Whslan,
and for paying the quarters .expenses Of the
poor and " ork house.
The BCara thsn adjourned
TIRED OF The CoErEpHRAcY-T. e. Hen
dricb, parol-d rebel soldier, yesterday IT,
ported hinlself a. the Provo-t MarshaI's Office,
and ~ qu.st d to lie placed in the Old aDitoi
pliroh, or rome other place where he would 10
taken Car, OF. Thr prisoners feet were literally
worn OF I, % much 20 g. to render him unable
to walk He stated that be would take thu It'll
of alisE IanC', but ;oT the fact that the Provost
MarsL al ~ Guild not then put him In prison
He Promised 20 take the oath of allegiance rs
soon Es IrcOys d sum GENTLY to take care of
Inns Il, as he had quite enough OF the southern
Gel. I,o.ttr corpiied with his request, and
sent h.nS 10 tie Old Capi'oL He Will dou IT
l-.s VI released "a soon is he gets able ~ make
living.
MAN FEozES.-G~o Kennel, Govern nIant
H"ms'er, about 81 years OF age, WAS found fro
I'm 10 d. ath IL III, branch, near Twendssh,
EtW''n l. and NJ streets, yesterday III orning
nm lntut e. "a held, aud the testimony de-
Ntiop' the tact that Kennel had been v"ry
STt Lk all Day saturday, and that h. left tia
u tlr crop near the plice where the body va,
i.uL so", ' O'Clock on Saturday niyht II is
pSe' nat In crossing the cui vert h. &C IL
c'fiaily Il II, and being too much intOxic,tat 20
SCI Up, tofr 10 dfaih- Thu jury found q YER
dict In accordance with the 4, To ~. uas
a. rtd yes'r ay afternoon q, the expense Of
the Ooy.rnrnPnt
SEcosp WAN SrATtoy Cssss-Ha,rx n
W lien, drum, dismissed Thon.s C,,,gaII
sOId rly; rned Si5o. John MURPHY a.
dIsn'issed. VIM SYitzrr drunk, fiaet al II
on da = or mFre, vdisn .sed. Sam'I VI Mn
IsN, do: turned over o III litary. Cie,rgp w
ball. DO; fined 81. Ge,rg- B-une AMI NJ nv
Mathew, oi-"rderly, 'Is mi sod. Joha IL,iz
CTuEk. dc. Chsri's Virgin, dis1rderiy; aned
Sis. Casper Hasler, aru..k, dismissed
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~ C.-SO n U WSKI 81
EN1 WATIHMAKER EA
az ais Pa. AvIsuB, (IROH HALL t&hSS
ttents OF Wa hinston officers, s1tlers, sOde and
Pt1d,:ss 10 h1s = Ysspd VII aS'.r.1d ss9sk OF
DIAMONDS yEwELRf, 30.
Being Connect with . large Easter importing
house, and receiving my g,sis direc, Am able 70
sell lower than any other house in thu city.
Call and examine my stock befOre purchasing
els+ " here.
All WATCHES sold by me will be warranted for
year
WITCH REPAIRING done by practical watch
msIer.
e& LIBERAL BIaCOUNr ALLOWED TO
SOLDIERS for Watch Repairing. de Iln
A TREATISE ON THE LAW or pROMIss0RY
n NOTES AND BILLS OF EXUH tNGh-BY
1he"philus Parsons, vols, Just nnhiishet
dex CRANCk TAILOR.
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NnraITk AND COLOkED PLANNRLs. viii
On. price Only, PERRy BRO,
no S-lD Q. And Etuth stree
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-22

Gold and Silver wAtches Jsvelry
Plated Ware Gold Pens a. q Pencils
Iocksts, RDgs, Chains, and variety Of stssnr Paze
Goods, Suitable for Chrisfnas Pre~rpts
All ofvhich will be p.renptoril, SOFA vttbsu
reserve. /. - -
de-, WI wHIL& CO a.,.t.
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DISTRICT COURT.
August THnM.
HON. JOHN r. DILLON, Jadgs.
IRA n. CLIFFORD. Clerk.

TussDAY. Aogust 20.
Court net at O'Clock.
The esse Of J Bnrtis W Cock 4 Sargent
vss argued BY Grant for dsfssdAnss end 9
Hubbell for pls ntiff. DS True for plain
sid 70 prepare written arguments. Submitted
70 the court.
In the case Of Quistert W Qoissert the di.
vorcs vas granted.
The motion for new trials in the following
ssses-Taylor " Cook / Sargent. Smiley 4
Mckay " Cook 1 Sargent. Blake " Palmer.
Machinist Bank " Krum. Faltsa " Rambe-
we're ovsrrulsd BY court.
CIV Alverd vsJ Q Tesgardsn. judgment Of
justice affirmed.
TDouslly " N Burseb. st al. Motion Of
School District to intervene denied. Notion
- strike of eross.bill Of school destrict sus.
tsinec. bot without prejudice Of fling an or
iginal petition.
There we're l60 cases disposed of this term
having balance Of $50 On the desksA
Court adjourned st IL o'clock sine die.
The next regular term Commences on the
fret Monday in November next.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
It having been stated that parties leaving the
State fer the purpose Of avoiding draft, have and
sre bcing taken aeross the river in skifs during
the night and early morning hour, notice 10 here
BY given to the owners Of skis that any person
detected in the act Of taking such persons across
the river, Of knowingly allowing their boats 70 -
used for such purposes will - held responsible
for 20 doipe. under the late order Of the Score.
tary Of War. JOHN =. HENRY,
Deputy q. S. Marshal, District Of Iowa.
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Davenp port Lumber market.
.vOTlCE

yrOTlCE.
N have evaded or kept out Of the way Of the
enrolling officer for their wards or townships, or
who nay have deceived the officer in the facts
necessary to their proper enrolment, will be re-
ported to the proper military authority, to be
dealt with according to the orders Of tho War
Department.
will return the lists for . few days, to enable
any Of the above persons report to me,or to th
officer who had their particular district in charge
Act prompt and 1t once, or ssme persons may lose
their chance Of being drafted and be 1T once mus
tered into the service.
JAMES THORINGTON.
Enrolling Officer for Scott County, Iowa.
NIB. Office southeast corner Of brady and
Second streets, up stairs.
ag24
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MEETING To.NIaHr.-The adjourned
meeting TO take steps to receive goth Regt-
ment will convene this evening at e'elotk. in
LeCla'rs Ball. We believe IL is proposed to
setsls upon soms plan to pay the county boun.
" due the due the Scott eounty members Of
that Regiment. One plan suggestsd IL to Issue
The orders 10 convenient same. drawing ten
per cent. Interest. and then induce our mer.
chants - receive them at par for goods. vhish
arrangement. ~ doubt. CA b made. An aet
OF the Lsgislaturs. providing for levying .
spseivs tax to pay these orders will. NO doubt,
b passed at the extra ssseioe. Let there Be .
good tnrn.out Tonight.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-08-28
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By TELEGRAPH.
From w Wash,sxton.


WARRINGTON. August. 20.
extraordinary statement rslesivs to The iass het-
tie: AmoLG tte trophies carried OF vere S40.-
O00 IN cash, belonging 70 the quartsrmaster's a.
partnsst q Gee: Popss srny, AID bis own COM
mission - Brig. General and Major Genera. The
latter was, however. rseap'ured By Of our col
disrs, who found It in the saddle bag Of rebel
trooper, which was left bshind in the hurry Of
the departure.
A Captain 10 the Purnells legion, in Colonel
Simpson's regiment, was lying hid in . house by
the railroad track and herd Gen. Stuart give or
ders 70 spare Gen. AcDowslis baggage train, bu,
seise Gen. Pope's AMI destroy waAt vas not Of
public importance. Tho order was imrlitily
obeysd. Tho wagons Of Gems. Mcdowell and KiAa
were clo0e - hald, bat weee not disturbed. Gen
Popss was turned out-his Official pspsss sustsd
out and carried Of, and his lestsss from HE wife
and other private individuals strewn over thl
The Fredericksburg correspondent Of the III.
b.se, writing Sunday, fays that muskstSy Asina
was heard this morning.
A coutrsband who came in Saturday reports
our troops were whipping the rebels. and that "
had captured l3 guns.
Lieutenant Of cavalry came in last night and
corroberates the contraban1s story, but says the
number Of guns captured were l6, and that when
Stonewall Jsckson's forces reashsA the Kappa
haanoek, come 16 o. ~ miles from here's part q
AelSowsll's forces were on The north bsnk OF the
river. He ssys they ssereted themselves undss
cover Of the woods, and that Jaekson's forces
passed them and tried 70 ford tho river. While
In the attempt, Gen. Pops's troops opened ces.
tructive 6rs, and At the same time AcDowslrs neu
threw themselves on their rear, thss bringing
th en- between two fires.
This officer says this portion Of Jackson's forces
-he can't say how many, were utterly annihilst.
cd. and that the river was red with blood
Especial to tho Herald.
The condition Of affairs in Ma, yland is not sat
isfac' ory to loyal Union men. Els we'll known
that the rebels there are openly organised in ev-
cry county in the >tate and there 10 reason to be-
lievs that they are fully prepared with arms. and
only wsint an opportunity to rai-e the black dag
Of rebellion. The military authorities are strong
~ urged to require the disarming Of all who will
not take tho oath Of allegiance
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-08-28

A WARHlsa.-Y esterday Mr.. Thos.
Orr caused the arrest of young led for using
abusive language to his wifs,his parents neg.
lsc.ing to correct him for the same, or make
satisfaesory apology. plsa Of guilty was put
In. and ins Of IS imposed. which vas paid
We notice that soms Of the boys in this city
are getting very impudsnt and coarse in their
language. and it has become absolutely neess.
sary that stringent measures should be taken
60 put Z stop to It,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-08-28

HALT "A party Of young ladies and
gentlemen started yestsrday to have pic nj,
on the leland. They had got % far - the
bridge when the maseulines we're quietly in.
formed no individuals Of their gender were
allowed to psss vi,houts sstisfactory desu.
ment signed BY Aarshsl Henry. The ne
essssries we're obtained and the party went
on ito way rejoicing.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-08-28

APPOINTMENTS. - We learn at the
AdjutAnt Generate Office, that the Governor
has made the following appointments:
Henry s. Compton, Muscstine. Aid to the
Governor.
DR.. Lucius c. Bsnham. Surgeon Of the 2lst
Regiment.
Siias IL. Maeksy, 1t. Col. Of the SD Rsgi.
ment.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-08-28

IMPORTANT DEcIslos.-We publish
this morning An important legal opinion. de-
Nvsrsd bv Judge Dillon in the case Of Clark.
Dodge 4 Co. " the City Of Davenport. II
sustained. this will pretty saeesuaily wipe out
the Corporate debt Of the city. and she will
be compelled to rspudiats-vLether she will