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Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1862-09-24
Latest Telegraphic News.
The following teegraphic dispatches contain items Of


OUR CAUSE IN KENTUCKY.
MuGosfA, sept l5th-The Charleston Corer,o of this
%SSi;1sng %S;ns has special despatch dated Knoxville l4h,
- says that courier who left Lexington on the 6th
Ports that Gen Kirby Smith was moving forward with
him. Tbrss sad shat the people were rising es .u
,nsn'oeky regiments are being raised under Gen. A.
Gen Smith made his triumphant entry into Lexington
ams. % and satisfactory popular de-
Morgan arrived on the 4h and also gladly welcomed
fort Go SSo , s Louisiana cavalry took q Frank
aome Of the capitol His troops received with
great ovation The enemy evacuated the place on the cath
and ard captured several prisoners
dne Lexington State:man Of sh contains stirring
aaoress from Gems Smith and Buford
m .s humphrey Marshall expected to reach Paris
o 'ne OF ehe 6th aud would encamp on his own farm
TANKER GUNBoA1s AGAIN WHIPPED
AUGUSTA, Sept l5-The Savannah Repu6Eco~ of this
morning has letter from Lake Cjty Fla dated fha 10Th
which says that the Confederate battery at st. John Bluff
near me mouth of st. Johns river the llth repussd
TWO Federal badly rddling and crpplne them
BUELL. FoRr1F1Na NASHVILLE
CHATTANOOGA, Sept 15-Intelligence received by the
e6 says that Buell. has returned in force to Nashville
De has stolen between ten and twelve thousand
tor the ofworkng them tho Notifications around
The negroes in a starving condition and many of
them have escaped to their owners
Large meetings have been held by Tennesseeans in Mid
die Tennessee The country aroused and the people
resolved never to allow the enemy again to control
=, GEN. PRICE THE FIELD.
n. EDIBLE; sept IA special dispatch to the Mobile
TuPrLo, Sept is-Gen. Prices army moved from Bald.
win, Miss, on Friday last, on q forced march,
just arrived reports that Saturday after.
noon the advance guard under General Armstrong
prsed and attacked the Yankees who were six thousand
strong at luka, driving them and taking two hundred
prisoners Gen Price with the main body came up on
Sunday morning. when the enemy fed in the direction
Easpor leaving in hands hundred thousand dollars
worth of stores, principally -four and salt
Gen. Price gave chase and when last heard from was
seven miles behind the enemy.
HARPERs FERRY CAPTURED.
The report fight at Harpes Ferry and the capture
of 5000 prisoners, is confirmed
One report says that Gen. D. H. Hill was attacked in
Maryland, BY Mcclellan, with eight thousand men, The
hight continued all day with heavy loss both Sides On
Monday Gen Hill was reinforced by Gen. Longsree and
the battle was renewed and the enemy driven back
three miles Gen. Garland of Va was killed in the Sun.
days fight. His body arrived here this afternoon.
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Increase Of the Soldiers Pay.

increase OF the Soldiers Pay.
We are glad to see that the House Of Representa-.
tives on Saturday last, passed bill to increase tho
pay Of each non commissioned officer and private in
the army Of the Confederate States four dollars per
month. We trust the Senate will at once concur
with the House, and thus make the bill law. The
vote in the House is as follows:
AYEs-Messrs. Ashe. Atkins, Aver, Baldwin, Batsou
Bel Bonham, Boyce Bridges. d. W. Bruce E N. Bruce.
Cha%biss Chisman, Clapp Copon Collier Cook Crock.
stt Curyin, Curry, Dargnn, Davis. Dawkns Dejsnett.
Ewing Farrow Foote Foster Freeman. Gardsnher Cart.
rei Gentry, Graham Gray, Hanly, Hartridge Hetakell
Gasr0s. Hilton Eogs aoooTb Holt Johnson Kea.o Of
shall Mcdowell Mclean. Menees Miles, Moore, Perkins,
rugn Koyston, RUSSELL Sexton Smith of Ala, Smith Of
T. e., Strickland, Swami Tibbs Tripps Vest Villere,
Mr.. Speaker-74.
Nois-Messrs. Brecknrdg., Conrad, Conrow, Dupre,
Harris and Lyons-6.
Absent or not voting-Messrs. Arlington. Barksdale,
teler, Burnett Chambers Chiffon, Clarke Davidson,
Thot' Gather Garland Garnett Goode, Hyer, Jones.
lewis AcRae MCQUEEN, Mumerlyn Preston. Rails; Road,
Singleton, Smith Of Va, Staples and Wright Of Ga.
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The funeral Of Mr. Miller will take place from his
late residence this afternoon riday at A o'clock.
His friends and the citizens generally are respect
fully invited to attend He will be buried with Ma
sonic honors.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-10-31

n ri -TEt'S SALE-Wheteas en- the 1t dsy
1 OF Noycnber, A. D., 1759, La ,ayette Parker
and josephine l.. {. Parker, his wife executed
unte David = True. q Trustee, a cert lin Deed Of
irnsi, conveying e. said Trustee The lands in
scot county, Iowa. described as fol osq to-Uit ::
lhnt part u lot No. five IS. in block No
Z y-bse 80 IN :ho city of Davenplrt. rarticu-
a-!J described az 10 inw. te-vit CONNIE. cling :
raiat tweaty-!Dar - feet west from the south
east corner .. sad lo. running therct ges,
twenty - feet thei &c nerth eighty (sa) feet
- a ten ieos alley thence easi twenty {zel feet
thence sosth eiga'y tS0J feet . thc place 81 be-
EiLulng. Also ut M. TWENTY-FIVE 25) IF sec
iDa ~. sixteen 49, in township No scve.tv-
eignt 49, nsf;h o. range No. lhree(3) cast Of
The h;ta Z. 81. as sail 70. appears Of record in
Tue : uni commissioners Office of said co NY, be-
irg o-iy 4e] ac-es. Also the north west quarter
OF 'he north ea-t quarter, ard the rorih ~,
4nrt"f the northwest quarter Il seetior. No
eleven til,] aCd the north vest quarter
- us f9tth west quarter 81 section
~ 9u.,een ll'J in township No. eighty 30,
norm 81 faage one ], Get O. the fl Il = HI T.
N. Also an "aaivi1cd one halr ra.tof tic s1ufh
ha'f cf tie so~th west quarter N seeti5a MI
en" = IN township No. s1.entv.r f7q3ttr.h
el range one cast If tic ffta p. N mi .:lso
TIE so@ih cast qaar'eg II the eouth west ouatttr
oi 'ecl9n NJ t%eaty-rine ~ in township NO
eth'y- - nor q range twp g, J cast ii the
t.ta q ~ L. II. which snia con evatae rrn-
mate ~ tho sei4 LAFAYETTE Parker f,r Tho mr.
poe q seeari The las it.cit Of two certain ,r,n
ia:pFy HesesaIa me interest thereon signed by
said Lafayette iarker, dated the 1st day OF Sov
ciaoer, l,"4. and payable n follows: One for tho
sum OF thirty-threc hu8arei 1873 .3ool dollars
rajaale 10 the order Of Charles - Watkins. Sen
on ne 81 dag q November 1850 and the otbor
70, re sun 81 one hun1red ani ninety-eipht
l,lSS doliars payable T. tie order 9. Charles :
!" ~ ms Jf., en- the lst day of Nav. so -y;,b
| per ecautn. .e' eeh'
AMI now said pronssorv ,o,ss bav;,. ,,o.,,.
uue ohs ayaoe,and the said Parker hayip,- fa;ied
70 Ihy tnc said retr Q. tkirty-three ln,s-s1
| ls",oN'l ao'iars. save ami excepting tho sur ~
| ,nFee nundfod and thirty s33ol dollars i,.er.s,
4: pa,a = True, Trustee as aforesaid. ao hero, :,
| s"e ms pubic notice, that by virtue 81 ~.
| Fo"f!' waicA Is In me vested ny sad Decd ~
| 'rust, l VII, on Wednesday,, the 29,b aa =
| % ocioner, A. ID. 1852 ut the hour or J, o,.IonL
| iuthe afternoon Of said day, at the Court Uo,sc
loor IN the city OF Davenport, expose and Offer for
sa'e, at puoi,c auction, tho parcels Of land
! aoo'e described, or so much thereof as shall
DC necessary TO satisfy and pay the amount Of aid
| note, with the interest thereon to the day Of
! SAFE together with oil the costs and exneyses
attending said sale, costs of this notice and TINS.
| tees fees o ius
Dated the 9Th day of October. A. D.. 1852.
| DAVID s. TRUE.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-10-31
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An Atoii ,tosist Coioae In lad "'e"'e ~
,hs Nea aud Inferior Omcess. -."e'e."..
xs,kr God % q. fos-.- hs Ioisne' wos's'es
4, his Grip.

For many weeks pact there have been float
IL, r,mors Of erea, dissstisfaction among tie
,.f.r,or officers and soldiers Of the 80 b ksei-
mon, with their Colonel. one Mr.. Brush. eesa-
,aa from some position 10 The Fsy-ti@ SIENNA
70 IN The r,ivilepe Of wearing tue ehouioef
s,raps Of Colonel
The reason Of Brush's appointment ~ uhs
40 hirh stands good TO- nine out oil ter oi
,ha.e ma lie thus far b. Governor hrkwooh.
The interest Of Fsy.,te county having 70 ~
co,c,istsd for the next Legislatur', me oe'
,oand, OF sone OF her prominent me" ~e'e
ls,.,sd 10. and the Rev. Mr.. Brush app oihtsd
calon.l If the 35th Infsutry. Fayet's there.
o.. unite cure for Knkwood as United Statee
senator
Although fat ard good nstured. Col Brrsh
dor. not possess any other known r.qhituer
for the position Which he h"lds, except " De
tina, he 10 able to esonr hls ratiobs reRuiar'
IL At,cv rate he has grown very nnpopl'
lar with thos. under him. whose complaints,
lnns long and deep, brought b. rzcellencs'
- 81 ,y.ynor M 10 Dubuque on last Sainr-
,.ey Ia effect. II possible, sira shtening up
IL ..,i,a Col. Bturh. With nsi the line OH
.srs came troouing down TO the hotel. and
ue,. immed,a,el, favored with an audience
is The Governor.
r.ery line officer, with the utna = solemri'y,
,L,1a dfa ri d..fr. to serve N der
a., ,one ~ them had
i'~s" 81 a., :, rim and TIA, he shonll In
lse.r--b.yin, thus lost the raspsct oil ali his
a.io, 1Lia they said ranged
..,a,.,,,,,be Colonel
>" .'', 49, l.,,o,.S i, ,eananse that the
I4a ~. ont of The Ia, ,het he Dc
,,,,.,,,,,be hrctber If Postmaster
80 sr,raa, e III. .gituent. end on &c
's ma lie;erEv in tie relecticn Of n
800 = ia. WAS INC Nora :
g MI ..,tauirr calieua.
'
w. '''' ooa c,lo,n, with eurh
ia,t,. 49,, ycu ce, with - easur.
e. ia -, os,,i.n wou,d sayiee
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p WI, ,lo,a slall la rroner
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-, ). 81 ,.fl,, s,n.r,be,..n
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LEGAL.
REFEREES SALE.

Samr g. Young In Sco.t County, Dis
Nathaniel Ferguson =. al Partition.
The undersigned Referees in this case have
been ordered by the said District Court, a, the
August term thereof A. ID. 1852, 20 sell the real
estate hereinafter described to-wit. Ten (lo)
acres Of land of OF the end Of lot one { j OF
fractional ection twenty-five (2j) in township
seyenty-egh, 7s) north Of range three 81 east
OF the fifth +. ~, as follows viz: Commencing at
the south west corner of land sold by A. Z. Full
ton 10 said Lambri,e, by Deed dated May ls55,
aud June u b, 1851 at a stake and stone on the
north line OF Antoine LeCiare's reserve, thence
north On the west line Of said LamDsi,e's land,
5la IL fee; 70 south line II Locust stree, the zee
west far enonghto make ten fl0J acres OF Land by
running thence. nth 5l6 s-i2 feet to said reserye
aud thence to place OF beginning. beug same
land conveyed by 81 omas farwooi 70 the aid
Lau9brite by Deed lated the 18Th Of sep:s mber,
$50, and recorded in book 90 Of Deeds at page
II. Also tie east Fifty and sxty-two hunIredths,
ga,b2 acres of the soath west quarter u ~
section number fourteen H. 10 toBnsbip number
sesouty ght f1o) North Il range three cast
If the 4th T. NJ via: The san.c tract u land
conveyed b. Natba cl Squires TO Strong Burrel,
by deed dated zsth Noyenbe A. d.. l-5i and re-
corded December lat, 1854. ia book M Of Deeds
at page number 70, bling all situated in the
county ~ rentt and state If Iowa, wherefore no
tee is hereby given. that we, AS referees aforesa
T y 7, ,.
1862, ~ two O'Clock, p. III. Of said day, at the
Court House door "A the city Of Davenport EXPOSE
All offer FIR sale the foregoing described proper
~ n roFccis and tracts, 20 suit purchasers, and
iha. We viii then ami there receive bids for iLe
"a &c, payable in cash in heni, ana vii also
receive bids for part cash and part time Sc
cured by mortgage, ana ali Of the said u operty
ill be- sold to the highest bidder the faid refer
ees rc scryng to themselves the right 70 accept
the cash bits n the tins b.Is The u the
sale viii 10 more particularly ANNOUNCED on the
day II sale and before the property is offered.
Davenport, August Goth, a. D.. 1852.
CLIO :. &. bow,
&. L. kINk4Ap.
ser2 III referees.
The foregoing saie Is hereby postponed until
Satur ay. tic 18th day Of October 1862, at two
o'.i,ck, ? u whom The will be offered on
re terms specified u t-s foregoing adEcrtiss-
meat.
Dated October 4th, lsf9.
GGO. 5 DOW,
G. Il. KINKAAD,
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Re.y j cra f9arIei.
NEW ioRE. Oct, 81

NEW YoRK, Oct. 80.
Flour Market rather dull ard le,dl5c lower.
Sales soon barrels NJ 5soa5 90 surcr West
ern 50 uOWt.6o for common to medium extra
W.siern.
WHrAr-Morket quito dull and ldo. lower
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River kcport.

ARRIVED.
Thursday, Oct. So.
JyxNIF " HIPPLp, Morrison. Keokuk.
BILL HgSBEasoS, Rhodes, Dubuque.
rErARTgn.
JIxEs MEAss. Pierce, Dubuque.
JENNIE UuIrrLR, Morrison, heokuk.
BJA HAVING TO-DAY.
The Northern Line packe: Der State, CAPT
WI, viii ietsr. fo- II. Louis ani way points
'o-iay.
TIE POPULAR ard sast sailing steamer Northsrner
Captsin Afford, vii derari for t. Lcui. and way
Yoln's today. Jerry y ool in tie ofiee.
The mai! and passenger packet Kate Casrel
Captain B. ". Davis, Clerk Powers. vii depart
for keokuk ard al intermediate laEings at sever
o'c.o.k tits morning.
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The MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF
I John heekenlively, late of Crawford coun,y
Ohio, dcccaeed. -
10 the heirs at Ia " and all persons interested in
said estate: "" ="
whereas, the undersigned, executor Of said
estate, has hlei his dna account, ms such exeeu
.o'' "a the ohi,e of the County Judge OF scott
county LOVE- and asks that the same with h,s
o.hef accounts heretofore G!ei, may be allowed
anu apptosed, and that he may be DISCHARGED
Aolh II said ONCE as executor. N.w, therefore
you ana each ct you are hereby notified to appear
~ ~ Tue next regular term Of said Scots Cann,v
Nooi !, 70 ee he'd at the Court House, on the la.t
n,o-uay OF october, 1862. the 9th day, 1T nine
ociocK a. and show cause why said accounts
should not be allowed and approved ani
said executor discharged anu
GEO. 7. WHIrCOMB, Executor.
;. ~ - ordered that the foregoing notice BY pub
Ishea al least two weeks in the DrMoceAr Avn
NsSs r'i,r 20 the 2s,h day of October, 1852
Dated October 9Th, 1851
oceI IL. LtNDERMAS, Co. Judge.
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KEIPE Il PRATT'S
Bathing House d swim 1iRg School,
RULES AND REGULATIONS.


The establishment consists Of two depart
ments. viz: Bathing House aud Swimming School.
The tathing lioase, which Is divided into
two ,.iatinct npartine..;s may be occupied ut my
hour during tho day by holders Of season tickets
Tor swimming and bathing, or Of single bathing
tickets.
The swimming department will be used ex-
clusivoly by free swimmers and swimming schcl
ars, only In bathing dTes. during lesson hours, nd
Tor swimming scho GLARS ouly in presence Of the
swimming teacher. Free swimmers are those rho
are able 70 swim once entirely around the ares
with ease. Swimming scholars until pronounced
Tree swimmers will not be permitted TO swim
without the belt, TO prevent accidents.
By advice OF Ihysiciaps, the time Of remain
ing IN the water will be limited to ID minutes 10
Spring, to 80 minutes in Summer, and to Is min
utcs in Fall months
At the Termination OF each lesson tn Q nom :
bers will leave the basin at tho signal to make
room for the Others
Bathing house and swim ming school will DO
open every day except Sundays, from 4 o'clock in
The morning till nine In the evening. Sundays
from to a. NJ.
q The swimming school will be devoted exclu
sively to ladies from o to IL A. NJ. and from to
10 I. NJ, accessible TO male members, from to
six A. NJ, and from II A. NJ. to 3 Z. ii. and frcln 8
top. Nj.
Polite behavior is expected as well rs proper
attention to the rules and directions Of the teach
Any necessary alterations Of rules and regu-
iations will DO posted up in the rooms.
~ Season ticke. TO he bathing house and
SWIMMING school, $500, enc half is to be paid IN
ana the balance at tho end Of one month. Single
oatn nckats 10 cents, ten for Que dollar.
IL bathing dresses, towels &c. will be furnish
Cd by the members Of the swimming school, and
VIII be taken charge OF, dried and kept in order II
desired: at charge Of ten cent? per week.
~ Parents or guardians Of the pupilsnna per.
sons introduced by the teacher will be admitted q
visitors.
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or G. Lection Of words with rano acc. npa nj ,nept
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livery '-.Vinx piano ara voice will not fail to
1905 nj this book. Ono look will con since .he,,
ma IT Is just what they want, and having pur-
chased II anu given II u more borough examiua-
tion' 'aey VIII he fully satisfied that no piano is
complete without it"
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