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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-22
LATEST NEWS
By TELEG RdPY.
IMPORTANT ARMY MOVEMENTS.
Capture Of a Rebel Steamer.
"A Great Fight ec!c4; at
JaCk.OA, Hiss.
Another Rtb T.wn Eestroyed.
From New York.

new oRK, Nov q.
\ dispatch to the Times saws Govern
or Yates and Congressman Arnold of
Illinois, had an interview with the Pres
ldent today, III relation to widening the
Illinois d Michigan canal, so as to admit
the passage OF gunboats from the Mis-
slssippi river to the lakes, asking the
President to recommend the project in
his forthcoming message.
COY. late. urged upon the President
the necessity Of standing by the recent
emancipation proclamation, if he hoped
for speedy suppression Of the rebellion
The President replied that he was as
much determined III his course As he had
ever been.
Coy. Yates protested 10 The President
against the arming OF Illinois troops, with
arms Of European manufacture.
The 1.mey' Falmouth dispatch SAYS
~ e~tcrdav the rebel picket, made their
appearance on the opposite bank OF the
river, and are now within easy muskct
range. Last night they bal the audaci-
ty to venture upon the Orange X Alex
andria Railroad and burn a bridge. near
Catett's Station
It is reported that the rebel. Geaeral
Early is at shepard's Mills. with 5000
men.
Gen. Marshall is near the same place
with a like number, aud rebel force oi
1000 near .tshhy's aud Shicker's Gap
4 refugee just IL, says a rebel force oi
5000 men were III Warrcnton on Tues
a;y night, and last night had advanced
as far rs Gainesville
\ special states that 100 officers. alb
sent from their commands without leave.
being the first ins,allncaf ot tie 1000
who are marked lor dismissal, were yes
tcrdav struck from the rolls of the army,
aud their names will be published in !,
general order, stating the offences, which
order will he sent to tie Governors ot
all the loyal States for publication III Of
fetal ) ate journals, with directions that
the names OF the men SO dismissed shall
never hereafter be commissioned.
Special to the Herald
We have reports from the army along
the lines, to-nghf, bnt nothing imnor-
tant has transpifcd.
StonewaIl Jackson IS reported to be
threatening sigel and Lee.
Skirnis,ing with Burnside was con-
tinually going on, though nothing decis
nc has been accomplished.
Experiments in Manchester are said to
have demonstrated the fact that with
the aid Of Electricity inteligiblc signals
can be exchanged between distant sta
tons without the inter ,cntion Of any
artificial conductor whatsoever and with
cqual success whether the intervening
space br wholly or partially land or
water 1t is believed this discovery may
render an Atlantic telegraph unneccs>a-
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-22

CARO-, Nv q.
The report in the Memphis R"iletin
10 the effect that Bragg had arrived at
HOLY Springs IS undoubtedly untrue.
a member of Gen. Grants staff, di-
rectly from Lagrange, saws that BRACE is
not III that vicinity. lie does not think
that the rebels under Price, Pcmbe,ton
anC Loyeit number over 10000.
Gems. Grant and Sherman are holding
i confer. nee at Columbus Tonight.
Gen. Grant made Cairo ilyng visit
ia>t night. The conference evidently
has reference to future rovcmente.
4 letter from AbbersiIlc to Mobile
sat- Holly Springs was evacuated bv
consent ot all the rebel Generals.
They did not consider il tcfabc
point at Abbyyilc, They are preparing
winter quarters, and consider it hig.,lv
improbable that the federal, will attack
them there. This correspondent ailirms
that some or he army are without
blankets, and that the Confederate Cow
| crnpcnt have not furnished one blanket
to company, he says their army j, half
naked.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-22
Late News by Last Nights Mails

Gold at Richmond is quoted AT $50 per
cent premium.
a horse thief detective association has
been organized in Henry county, LII.
The 33d regiment LETT Oskaloosa on
Thursday for Dixie, going by way OF
Keokuk
Coffee 10 selling at 40 cents per
peund. Before the presen. administra-
ton came into power the same article
could be purchased for ! 2 and IS cents.
The 35,h Regiment viii leave Mus
catinc for Dixie this morLing, journey
ing by way Of Davenport. They Will
probably reach here about noon.
Mahaska county is infested with a
gang Of ia ewes whose operations arc of
a most daring and extensive charac,er.
The people are much excAcd and yigor.
ous measure have Teen instituted to
ferret the rascals OFT.
No MoRE RoBEs.-In tic United
States spnrcme Conf, >, Wasbiug,on
ho,laol Ill, ,ho. oro .,o,shaa -.
No. " ; o,o,e,s he;ng a,erse,o them and
q, Inc next session ,hc iuages will ST IN
t.a.l.lo,n
- > ~
~ = -
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-22
From Washington

tSHlhGTUN, NOV. II
Information from the army Of the 70
tomac to-day is, to the effect that the
rebel cavalry approached Warrenfon. re-
Gently, to reconnoit"r but Gen. Plcasan-
tons cavalry gave them severe check
near that place.
Accounts from Falmouth, dated to-
day. stacs that during yesterday alter
noon the encmv's pickcts were scattering
along the banks OF the kappahannock,
and conver~ed freely with ours, hut 10
firing took place. Only one small body
OF Icbels were seen.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-22
From Washington.

WAsHrNGroS, Nov. Il.
Adviccs from the army Of the Potomac
saws: The rebels still occupy Freder-
icksburg in small force to dispute the
passage OF the river. Some guns were
Yesterday brought to bear on two ravincs
on the opposite side of the river through
which the railroad passes. The result
is that no trains have attempted to run
since. 1t rained heavily yesterday p. M,
swelling the stream to an unusual height.
The steamer Blackstone, chartered
for the Government, will convey the
Mails to the squadrons Of rear Admirals
Lardncr, Dupont and Wilkes, leaving
New York on the 25th.
The Commissioner of Indian affairs
to day received letter from the assistant
Sec'y Of the Interior, dated st. Paul, in
which he says, there is no prospect OF
any trouble with the Chippewa Indians
IS was some time ago apPreheDded.-
The head chief says they have no COM
plant, have enough TO eat and are con.
tented and happy.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-22
From Memphis.

AEmPuIs Nov 10
Great anxiety Is felt abont Mobile. The
people are moving off as fast as possible.
The Confcderatcs are still engaged for
tiiying jackson, Miss. It is expected
that great fight v Ill occur there.
The Coniederates now al Abbeyyilc.
80 miles south Of HoIs.Springs. All ter
riiory this side Of Cold Water, has been
given up bv the CoutederaJes who are
moving back to Grenada.
The baots now run to panoa,G go miles
from Memphis.
The Granada -lppeM Of the llth con-
contains a despatch from Charleston,
Nov. 18th, which says:
'lmportant movements of the army in
Virginia is in progress. 1t is confidently
asserted that active hostiIities are to be
resumed, probably near Richmond
A despatch from Chattanooga, dated
Nov. 18th, says:
"Gen Forrest had skirmish with The
Fedcrals on the Franklin road Tuesday.
and killed %, aud wounded 30 or CO. =
Kirby Smith is sick at Chattanooga.
The Savannah Repubiicoa Of the 18th
SAYS:
1.-Two Yankee gnn-boats entirely des-
troved St. Mary, Ga, on Sunday last
The Yankees attemp ed to landau were
repulsed, and they afterwards shelled
and DESTROYED the town.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-22

PnILADELpHIA, Nov. Il.
The Baltimore .inericun publishes Il
letter dated Wilianspor', Nov. 2oth,
stating THAT yesterday t'en. SaAton sent i
reconnaissance from lIarper's Ferry t.
wards Charleston. lie encountered 100
rebels above iIail,tovc and drove them
through Charleston, slcIirg them at
every opportunity. Several houses il
Charleston We're fired by onf shells ani
one or two rebels killed. The rebels
made a Slight demonstration on our out
posts near Falling Waters, on tie sir-
ginia side.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-22
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From Boston.

Bosros, Nov. Il.
The draw Of the Charleston Bridge
was open this morning when the way
passenger train from Walden went
through. The train consisted of the
engine, tender and smoking car, and
three passenger cars. The weather was
very dark and foggy, and the train was
going quite slowly The engine and tend
or plunged into the river. The smok-
ing car in which were number Of pas
scngcrs was thrown forward with all the
passengers in heap. The remaining
ears were uncouplcd in time to avoid
taking the plunge. Many Of the passcn-
gers in the smoking car escaped by
swimming ashore, while to others planks
were thrown Four dead bodies have
been recovered. 1t is thought that these
include all the killed. Several persons
were more or less injured, but fortunate
" none were severely. 1t appears that
there were not more than ] ) or 90 per-
sons in the smoking car
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-22
From - iIadelphia.

f!iLApEIPHIA, Nov. -.
The Warrington Star OF this evening
says that the Nay Department has in !.
formation of the recent capture Of the
steamer California from Mobile, hound
Tor Havana, loaded with about 900
bales Of cotton. She was captured by
the Montgomery The information VA,
brought hy The l. 5. steamer Connccti-
cut.
The Washington ,Star of the same
evening has the following
AeuA CREfK, Nov. 10,
"Ihc construction corps i, doing its
best 10 have the railroad repaired, but
tn preliminary proportion, oi material,
i'or Tie repair which should have been
made are badly neglected. The rebels be-
ING undisturbcl III that quarter, after
our csacnaton .! Frederick sburg i'm
proved the opportunity to carry oil all
the wire, iron, railroad chairs, etc. that
they coull get away, AS well as to burn
all the buildings thoroughly y as possible
The consequence is that much largcr
supplies OF material have been found
requisite here for repairing the roads dis
abel by the rebel
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-22
From st. Louis.


Advices have been received here that
the enemy in the Southwest had adj
vanced $1,000 strong from Boston
Mountain to Cave Hill, apparently in
tending to give battle. Our forces
under Gen. Blunt learning that the enc
my was at Cave Hill, Blunt made pre-
parations to move from here but soon
found as If appraised Of the fight that
the rebels had hurriedly withdrawn and
again retired to the mountains. This is
all the intelligence at present received
relative TO this movement.
Gen. Sco6eld has received Temporal
nv leave Of absence from his command
on account of sickness and is now on
his way to St. Louis. Brig. Gen. Morgan
has been instructed to report for orders
to Gen. Curtiss, and will shortly return
here.
The following was by some mistake
forwarded to Washington and thence to
this city being first received here.
NEwBeeS, N. G.. Nov IA
The recent expcd ton under Maj. Gen.
Foster left Washington, n. c., on the Sd
inst, with force OF 5000 strong to make
reconnaissance in force toward Weldon,
and with the purpose Of taking the
towns Of Williamson and Hamilton, and
DESTROYING the strong extensive rebel for
tific atoms in that vicinity, ard also to in.
terrupt the reported construction Of iron
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-22
Preparing for the War I!
GREAT BARGAINS.
s elling Out at Cost.

SHE UNDERSIGNED WILL SELL HIS EN-
ire stock Of goods, consisting Of the Chpic-
0rocerie.. Wines, Liquors, etc., at great sac
Be- for Cash.
very body needing Groceries is invited and
ID we'll 10 give me . csll. am hound TO
q. Teller.
bt4o-dlnl No 10 Brady street..
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-22

Sick SOLDIERS. understand
Camp Heron who are suff f-ring very mneh for
want OF proper care and necessary comforts.
One half the money expended by the rascnls
in power at Washington to piece Mr. Mahohy
in their Cursed du"eson in the cid Capt. !
Bu lding, and keep him th,re until he was
honorab,y discharged" would supply these
poor fellows with ,vrrything necessary 10
make them eoufortable and facilitate III .ir
restoration to health. The Gazette man thinks
these public spendthr.fts. The masses differ
with the Tory Briton.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-22

PbGnix Insurance Company Of Hart
ford sssets. IL. Nav. 1889. t627 26O % lia.
bilitles, 92l,6 500. HRxaY B. HosynAx, Agk
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-22
Parlor, Dinin G r m
Kitchen Furniture.

Also oae Piano Forte, one Cow, enc Spring
Wagon. ore large Safe and one good family Horse.
The sale TO commence at 10 o'clock A. NJ.
p1kkkK Il VAN TU1L,
Auctioneers.
N. B.-Any Of the above mentioned prop rty,
except he furniture. can be purchased at piya.e
sale prior TO the auction on IN liking Application at
tie Office Of DAWSON True, sietrop'ltan
Block. nov 22-'s
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-22
Monday Evening. Nov. II h,


n ~PO- -ITaRS WILL HEREAFTER BE RE
IL qurcd to a,tach stamp on all Checks for
lore than twenty Dollars.
Sta mps must ee cancelled by the drawer of the
eek. J. a. Ma,h ~
Cashier State Bank, Merch ants Branch.
November ~ lS6s --si3t
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-22

FoL'ow in the footsteps Of the wise,
they lead to-W Whisler'. Grea, y York store
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-22
|e! xxx Ale! Pare XXX Ale
sHOlEY,s Pure XXX ALE,

resent Use Ale ~ per bbl., Stock Ale as.
ME- SURe CRIBFR IL NOW MANUFACTURE
ING, and is prepared 20 deliver. the above
perior Ale in any portion of tn, city. Leave
ers at Post Office.
ep 23-dtf ii. SHlhEV.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-22
THE CIT Y.
For Warkets, efc., see fourth poge.

The 35th Regiment will be here this
morning fror, Muscaiius. en- route for Dixie.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-22
Sci. Of Lumber,

NOTICE is hereby given that there will be an
~ Auction sale of Lumber at the scott County
Fair Grounds, in the City Ct Davenport on satur-
day the 2yth OF Nove1 Der 1862. Said LuYoer Is
Of various kinds being the same used in the
construction OF the Cavalry Barracks, On said
grounds.
by order of Scott county Agricultural socy
davenport, Nov. 20, ls62 dw.d.
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.ew pErNsYIyANIA uOUSE.

NEW PENNSY HOUSE.
OORNER OF FOURTH AND IOWA STS.,
~ Davenport, Iowa. DAVIS 4 SoHsPr rietors,
rree Omnib 10 and from the cars. u, CO Of
,ts re- leaving for LeClaire, Princeton De-
Wiil, MAquoketa n A,amoaa.
Fare Oas DelieI pr day. sugzl
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corr USE.
CORNER OF HARRISON AND FRONT STREETS
Davenport, Iowa,

J. j. HUMPHREY. Y,......... Proprietor.
nFFiCE FOR STAGES LEANING FOR LIE
~ Claire, Princeton, Lyons, Dewitt, Msquoke-
ia and Anamosa. sl3o
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-22

The parties above named are residents Of
this city. The bills made By the two first par
ties are principally for underclothng-ehirts
drawers and cocks. The bills Of the others
are for shoes, all Of which have been manu-
| featured here, and many more would have
been but fer the im mpoesibility Of procuring la.
Tor
The S4,h regiment has jet been provided
with 900 hats aud trimmings. 900 tlouees. 1884
vanteens. .9l2 krapeacks loO hatche,s and han
| d'ps, 10 d.ums and fx,uree
The sa,h regiment has just been provided
with l64 prs booteee. 200 batchets. $40 yards
blue tape. 2S spades, 10 drums and fixtures.
| IS sashee. 2 bugles, etc.
The G5ib has received 900 blouaee, 900 can
teen-, sls shirt.. 900 knapsscks, 900 ha,er.
eacks, 1920 prs socks, SOS prs bootees, go
hats. lY sash.s. 10 drums and fixtures
The 40th ha. received 900 haversac!s. 600
blouses. $50 sh,rte, 1900 prs cocks, 1877 pri
! bootees. "a prs drawers.
The se,h has received 2 0sl pre- cocks, /, $40
sbir,s 9lS kuapsack.. dc
The AID has received 500 blankets.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-22

Insurance AGAINsT DRAFr.-In a
few days The draft will come off IN this Safe
and the quota Of Scott county is understood
to be very large-ahout five hundred. Such
being TIE c So, il behoves every uan who
would he ioconv enienced by beil e compelled
TO leave bis family and business, to at once
secure bim.elf agains. such q contingency
The North American Life Insurance Company
one Ct the soundest institutions in the coun-
try, has adopted plan which must meet with
universal favor. A man, 26 years of age. by
paying the Company 1886 ~, will have issned
to him policy which in case he is drafted,
entities him to draw rom the Company
the sum OF $3.50. with which to purchase a
substitute In case he desires to enlist, or
stand the daft, the same secures him q
policy upon his life for tbe term Of ooe year.
for So ,O0o which amount, in case he 10 killed
or dies is psid over to his family. The life
policies must be taken out before the draft
Il her; Simpson, soulh>west corner OF Brady
and Second streets, is agent for this vicinity,
from whom all necessary Information c,n be
| obtained
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-22

WisrER APPLES, Bellfowers, Russets
and Jennetins, the be-. in The market. at J.. J..
street.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-22


FOLLOW in the footsteps Of the wise,
, they lead to-Whislsr'. Great York Store
hT1EN1l0S, OFFIcg.s.-For choice
mill arv Uniform, call a. Cone'e corner Brady
and Second streets
MILITARY MgN, ArrKATIoS.-If Won
wish for Uoiform d full equipments call cn
F. z. Erskine, Nickolls Block
NlsrER APPLES, Bellflowers, Russds
and Jennetins, the be-. in the market, at J.. l..
oehs', opposite CITY Drug Store, On Second
street.
AusT1S CoRpIS q Geo. s. G.. Dow, at
No Nlckoli's Block. dealers in State. County
sud Cny Warrants. Coin Demand Notes and
Government Vonchers De. 70 I'm.
GolD, Silver, Demand Notes and
all klud- OF -eeuIiti,s purchased a, beet rates
hy Gcns. ~ 10 Wet "a sireet, opposte
Cty Drug store.
Our A6AIa.-Col. Sanders left his
siok room yesterday, and with the aid Of a
pair of crutches q hs servant, made visit
t. the I}urtis House. aud spen, pleasant hour
With lie ftien3s there lie will coon be in
general circulation about here.
GREAT SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FuRSI
1rng Next luesday Parker a. Va Tuyl viii
cell at auction. al the residence Of Mrs Shcup.
the seeond brick bouse on the river road above
tae trldge, q very choice selec ion OF house
hold furniture. a piano forte, a COW, horse,
wagon. ard large variety Of articles. See
sivertiseDert
SwxrrFNFD. YESTERDAY afternoon n
youth attemi ted the periious tack Of descend
ing tie steps leading down from Harrison $
Land Office, having in his hand Jug Of mo,as.
Sea nearly as iarge as himself. II managed to
take the fr-t step, tut in attempting the Sec
ond, stumbled, sui came rolling to the bottom.
tbs ing brca ing, and the moiaeses completely
enveioping him. 1t Yves the sweetes, sight We
have looked upon for many day
"A 1AllI AL AftENN l1S.- j lie IlcsSiS.
Kelley have admitted 10 an interest in their
business, Mr. John Schmidt, who, for org
Ii, past, has go faithfully and satisfactorily
attended TO the wants of the numerous cue
totaers cf the es'abh-hmert John. as here.
to'ore, will r-,nain at his post. ever ready TO
serve he public with the choicest cuts from
the choicest animals the country affords.
We understand that the Mess.s Kelly viii!
leave for the south in ie da,e where they
have large contracts for furnishing the army
with bsef
A GooD MEMoeY.-Ye esterday, Sheriff
Thorirgton was sho wing party OF friends, as
a curiosity n roll Of silver half dollars he
hed ohtsned from an Indian st For, Scott, "a
part of a large amount paid the tribe hy the
Conf.d.rstes,) when gentleman stepped ap
and giaucinE over the Sheriff's shoulder, ex-
claimed "Silger half dollera what a rarity.
A chap who standing nesr, eyei the
sprlier il ILquisitive manner, opened his
eyes ext,,ntlv wide At this Information, q d
siarpbg the gentleman on the back. said
"Strange You have goi bully memory-th Y
are half dolars-1 had forgot em
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-22

HOTEL THlEvEs.- Night before last
one Of the boarders at the L. Claire House as
aroused from his peaceful elunbers by come
body trying 20 force open the door of his
apartment. Not wishing TO receive company
in that hour and in that style he jumped out
OF bed ard chased the in,ruders down STARE.
This raised row. and upon looking about for
the thieves they were not 70 be found. After
taking an invoice Of the losses among the
toarders and guests, i was ascer,aiued that
the thieves had occurred about eleven dollars
in cash and quantity of Davenpor. d Rogers
scrip. once 10 use, but now played out They
alec took one gentleman's watch, but upon re
Fiction returned it TO bis door. it no being
the Kind of a watch that they liked TO carry.
Suspicion fastened uron two young men ~ho
had been stopping there da, or t1o They
we're arrested. and examined Thorgh , oung
men. they had their hair cut close, and wore
| wigs Whether this was because they did net
ike the color Of their hair, or for some 9th. I
reason. can be easily judged. They have l.f.
town, " are informed.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-22

AusT1S CoRsIS S Geo. s. G.. Dow, at
No Nickolfs Block, dealers in State, County
sud Ciiy Warrants. Coin, Demand Notes and
Government Vonchers Oct Z9 lin.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-22

Marcelios n. Crocker, May l4.h, 1861.
Norton p Chapman. OF Washin,ton, Ma, 9Th.
1861, April lI.h, 1862, he wac appointed 10
II Gen. Curtis stafi, while yet he was Ma or.
IL VAS wounded at Fl. Doneison.
James b. Weaver, May 9th, 1851.
y elP Howard. Of l.yons, entered the service
as Captain of Co. ]. and was promoted to his
present posi,io Oct. 18Th, 1862.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-22

MILITARY MgN, ATrSaTIos.-If yon
wish for Uniform a d full equipments call ca
F. p. Erskine, Nickolls' Block
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REcApiTULATIoS.

The Second has produced one Major General
three Bfigadisr Generals, elk Colonel., five
Lieutenant Col ,nels four Ma jors and four Adju-
tants.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-22

GolD, Silver, Demand Notes and
all kud- OF -eeuriti.s purchased at beat rates
Cty Drug Stare
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-22

Our A6AIs.-Col. Sanders left his
sck room yesterday. and with the aid Of
pair of crutches HE servant, made viait
With his ften3a there lie will coon be in
reneral circul alinn nitnnt here
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-02-15
SATURDAY EVENING, FEB. 10, 1852.

CoRRECrIoN.-The Eastern dispatch, pub
rsbed in our last issue, was furnished "in
skeleton" that is, the principal words only
we're telegraphed, leaving US to supply the
unimportant words. This. of course, would
somewhat change the language, but va
6nd. on comparison, that no material
change was made in the meaning. There
was one error, however, occasoned by The
writing not being very plain, which II IS
proper to correct. 1t was stated that res
Olution had been introduced in Congress-
recurring the committee on the condnet OF
the war to investigate as to "Engllsh con-
nivance" in furnishing information TO the
enemy. The words English connivaBee"
should have been "eariest convenience"
BY substituting the latter words for the
former, and changing one or two other
words which were supplied by ourselves
the reader will readily perceive what was
intended 10 be communicated.