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Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1862-08-13

MELANCHOLY DEArH.-We regret to learn, says
the Tarboro' IN. ~ Southsrner, that DR.. John A.
Gallagher, recently of Washington, died in v ilson
on Wednesday last He was attending to the hos
pital in that town. and while operating on deceased
patient he pricked his fiager with dissecting
die which ultimately caused his death after intense
suffering. He was about thirty of years age and
has left wife and one child 70 mourn their sudden
bereavement.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1862-08-13
VALUABLE LANDS FOR SALE.

VALUABLE LANDS FOR SALE.
an THE 10Th OF AUGUST NEXT, THE UNDER
" signed Exec tors OF William Frank, deceased, will
sell at his late residence Davidson County N c. fur
miles east Of Lexington, Abbotts Creek about 500
acres of land, which is two story brick dwelling
house, kitchen and other ouihnuSes a large barn and
blacksmith shop. Also god fonrng mill and MILL
all in gOod order; aud gOd orchard, and the lands
valuable for mining purposes and well adapted 10 the
growth OF all kinds Of grain.
The personal perty belonging to ssd estate will be
sold at the same time and place Terms &c, made known
on the day Of sale.
CHRISTIAN FRANK, r.r,o-s
WILSON FRANK. H~eeu''' -
p. SPersnns wishing to the lands, call upon
W. Frank on the remses-
July IS, Is Sl-w4t
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1862-08-13
BUFFALOE SPRINGS,


TTNH UNDERSIGNED HAVING LEAS6p ~ fr
celebrated watering place in Neckenburg County, Ior
the balance of the year. prepared to entertain
in the best From four hundred 10 four IT.
and fifty persons be comfortably accommodated. III;
location is remote um the theatre If war; aud yet accrs
bic to travel. ,,,in
Hacks will connect with the morning and evening
the Richmond and DanVIlle Railroad al OIL Ia, md
miles distant on Tuesdays THURSDAYS snd Saturdays anu
with the Roanoke Valley Railroad at ClArks''lie'
distant, daily. ,II- re-
The mineral properties of the water uniVefs-y
garded by those acquainted with it, as equal to any
in Virginia .,o,,
Few places are desirable rs summer resort sss
JAMES WILLIAMSON
Proprietor.
- ,ss, A-w&sw6mpd
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1862-08-13

CLASSICAL AND MILITARY SCHOOL,
SCOTLAND NECK, HALIFAX COUNTY, NC.
M. l.. VENAELE, Io
JOSEPH VENABLE, A. NJ, TihciPa'S'
TVIHE NEXT SESSION OF THIS INSTITUTION WILL
l. tegin on Monday, the 4th of August, 1882.
TERMS PER SESSION OF TWENTY WEEKS
Tuition in Classical Department, $25 90
English " Is 90
Contingent Fee, 80
Board per month Gncuding washng,) IL o.
All communications be addressed TO the PRINCIPALS
at Scotland Neck Halifax County, \. C.
July 4, 1862. 2s-w6t.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1862-08-13

= '''~Nf IN NAssAU.-Dates from Nassau, N.
report great excitement among the citizens there
on account of the firing into and ch.s;ne Do
vessels by Yankee cruisers o''''S"
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1862-08-13
POCKET BOOK AND MONEY I0ST-

Ell BOOK AND MONEY LOST,
TENBE UNDERSIGNED LOST ills POCKET BOOK
- IN Raleigh, or between there and home five rifles
West of Raleigh, Tuesday. the 29th INST had IN it
about $42-eght s. bills, and the other in small bills
and one note Chesley Jones for about $ made piYa-
BILE to Nichols Rogers Co., and more papers Of
not much value.
will pay IS to the finder for the delivery Of said bnok
money and papers to me, the Editor Of the " {.
Standard in Raleigh will pay the any person
who NAV give me such information will euabe
get said book. money, &C. CALVIN J. ROGERS.
July 81, 1862. 62-sw2t
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1862-08-13
BLANTON DUNCAN.

FORMERLY KENTUCKY.
Is PREPARED TO FILL ORDERS TO ANY EXTENT
in Engraving and Printing Bank Notes, Bills Of EI.
change, &c
Engraving upon Steel or Stone.
Large supplies of Bank NUte and other paper will b.
kept
aug >, 1904 63-Sm
~ Register and State Journal copy to the amount Of
IS and forward bill to the advertiser
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1862-08-13
NOTICE.

w , ,Sa 1851 ~ oELL HOUSE AND LOT SITUATED
IN Inc Southern part of the city of Raleigh, Tho ~
contains half acre OF land and be divided 50 as IN %
Two ols one OF them fronting on two streets. This n
6nca wen situated and will make very pleasant resi-
good Kitchen attached and is opposite Mr. C. BeVin
Sno9o me above property not be disposed of before Ibs
ISL Gay OF September next it will then be offered 10 tbs
highest bidder Application made to the UNDERSIGNED s
be attended to. p v LINK s. 81 VIVA
Raleigh, Aug. 5, 1862. So.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1862-08-13

HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE.
TN THE CITY OF RALEIGH, SITUATED ON WEST
Il street. first rate, two story house, containing five
rooms and all necessary outhOuses with good well of
The lot is we'll improved with shade trees and
first rate garden ANY wishing purchase will call
and examine the premises.
SILAS BURNS.
Aug 5, 1852. 63-4tpd.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1862-08-13

TO HIRE OR RITy . coon
w COOK. good character Indispensable
Aug. S. 1852. - oA =, IL
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June 10, 1852.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-10-31
From Fott .,EonfCe.

FoET MoNaos Oct q.
4 man whns4vs nc vss fste5 prisoner several
months ago y the rele.s. ana VINO succeeded in
gaining his ral-ase furnishes tie following &c
cuurt u the .e-.itnac Ne. 2:
have been il Rirh nond snre time, anl dur
ice stay | went on b3a-l the Merlin ac No ?.
She i thoroughly ana heavily iron .!ai, and ia
ia ete-T way tough customer. She has been
c npeieI about g month snd hes In adc seTersl
trips to Fort Darling. she has yet but one gun
on b ard.
When left they were about r1t.ipg TIE re
maind.r CT her guns on, sud ,aey intended TO
have them noun. 81 ia tree vets. Tie maabi-
ne-y work vel, a11 shs can easily make eight
miles an hour Tae 70 els have ever; cont nhleace
il her eapabity, and are certain t1a,sae will
prove success.
when the people of the North h-ar that ii,
Ne.ri,nac No. z j. a failure, that the rebeis de
care her to be 80 then they may ersect 10 see
hcreome out ari DO a. the damage she can.
Their intent;ars II dei4ie and deceive ne
much possible s. 10 teFe mapping. /
was far this reason that feoei ofIcer N .de re-
mar. that the obs ructious in he james river b.
al been avei-in.sntine eyiien r. TO convey
the idea tast the distractions were removed u
let the Merrmac No. out.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-10-31
LATEST NEWS
BY TELEG PHI.
FROM THE POTOMAC
A BATTLE EXPECTED SOON
Important from Galveston.
From The Army OF the Potomac.

TFFoLk Va. Oct %.
On Friday a reconnaissance In ferce ~as made
from this point 10 the Eiaeksater. 0n the other
side o the Bia acswater a small rarty Of the enemy
sss encountered ~ o6ge.s ies and q mixed.
skirmish occurr-c, in witch Lieut.. Nheelan of
the Mounted kites, kiiled ami Captsin OF
the same regiment vs. wounded Sir p.is ne-s
were captured, ara cur tfsops returned 10 caap.
ihe retel force on tie BiackHater does not
seem 10 be larre
a large nulnber 81 rebel mai carriers have
arrested 10 Norfolk to-day.
From the Richmond Dsratch. 18th
The Felera feet eff Galveston att ckei that
ciiy cn the INST. A Feie-4l @teaner ran pas
the battery I0rt Pe'ut und.rs heavy Ere a.
is said 70 be at the teatral Wharf. Tae battery
then destroyed by the rebel to .7s who
marched to Virginia Point. The tronps in Gal
weston lett and went to the sam y ut.
The Federal steamer lsing Of Galveston gave
the authCr ties four days t. remove the women
and chiidrea, at the exfiratiou Of which me the
feet would shell the pace il st surrendered
|. The cause % the atfaeh the flfng into the
steamer Harriet Ia-e bv the guns ot Port Point.
1 he Harriet Lare strautd ufier flag OF truce,
bn' went toa far and wa~ flrcd it.o.
The latest telegram iroLn Galveston, dated the
= Inst, says the tcserals Landed eriay acais
a. the Point, bar have not orcu led il perm anent
iy having wholesome tear of caFalrf dash.
| Col. Cox j easaged in removing such machin-
cry ana f5grdry works he got If, AMI il is
no. probable tn at the enemy will fiud much on the
lsiaLi 81 vaiue.
0rlets maze also been issued TO inform Ii a Teo-
| Iie t. leave the citv. Communication viii lie cut
I'll, and supplies be Allowed N ehler he II.
| Measures alresd: foot F7r r;rii poti.e of
the b1y, AMI ctval5y iafee viii Continually scour
~ antaort es ems to be t. condne the enemy to
/ me b.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-10-31
NUMBER Is.


Nav YoRx Oc. 20
Another imr ortart blow a. the dave ,,.a. =.
dea yesiefday IN tho I n!ed tEfe. Circuit. COM,
in this city, in the conviction ! Albert uo,, 90
h'..s out the steamer Cts Of Sorfoik for that
trsfac. 49,
lnv British s,c 'mer Wach utts, Cant Girin. was
brought in'o tort Royal ThQf.eay last. p-i.e
20 'he gursost Memphis Ctinmnn4ey Wa,,,,.
She was captured after ful, day'. ehss. IN IL.
coast of North Carolina. she threw overheard
the greater portion Of her cargo, and 30 strained
her tAslnos as to ee unable t. make steam She
IS ieieFet = have been loaded with arms and
auih uh''ion: lac oachaui is an iron-elsd
s'eaInsr built in London, aad will prove . yalna
BILE prize.
Lees Amy. =
The command Of the rebel arrv Of North west.
cru Nlf-tnla mas been transferred from ten I.lr-
iue 10 Ien fcbots, Ia con.eaIenre Of the former
me. disooeysng Orders 10 Eoi reporting to sto O.
wal Jackson at certain p,int en tho baltimore &
Jhio hailroad BY particular route. and mar hing
~ men by way os ked suiI hur Springs where hc
VA insi by an oder = hand over his command TO
Ecaols.
The Rch hmoni E-lm -.<r saws I,ct.o,,. a,mv
= wing tue haitmo-e j Ohlo Railroad a.
enectualy as possible In the Lelyhbsthood Of
Nincbes,e-.
I !. lmbojen ha' aivanc d - Mo,ref, II. Hardy
county, and The evolutiohs If our army 10 that AZ
rection are carefully Observed,
le:ter e. the Tribune fr, III VI illiamsport Oct
2.th, says your1 man who has been in Rich
nond during tae gsr. arrived a. General henly's
aead quarters sesicrits. We was IN inches,er
iast Saturday evening, aui REPRESENTS the condi-
tleh 2. tAe army ~ taat Iuin. .wfu. beyord
tescflrdon liz sly. ttc srlqll pox ari .yphoif
'efts Aia iAt iE fta-ia y AMI that ut .east 80 or
| are DING dalfy. tie e59Hfe in one mot ffty-
| IL aeai boires. which had remained unbaried
| y iw9 or three ttyss N ;rcaps, be says arc il
! Hartlnsbnrg, ant but vcry few caya.ry are be-
| tween there and the river
/ - main portion of Lees army is between
| 3unker's till aHd Winchester. where the next
great battle vii probably be Tough. NotLiug
'ouli be seen Indicating des IN o. Lees part to
retreat There Is u doabt Bragg is hastsning 10
tie Fei.ci u Lee Ahlsti~ srellerthan tntietan
| VI probably be fought before tho eni o. mex,
| aetA
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-10-31
TRrSIEErS SALE.

uEREAS on the 1i.h dag u October. 4. d.
w Lyman Osborn and Pbcbe Osborn.
w ls2, =. nnto David :. True. a. Trustee.
certain deed q Iowa. describe ~ fol-
ows to.rit: Ihe east-bA -.,r,e. as 70 1orh
inber. apd 10: No. two 2 II r. - flei In
,,he fell notes Of jonathan Psrks,, SCOT,
he Furd Conn.;. sion<r's oGire, (of sain
,,unty of the sixteen IA seetion IN hiekofy ortve
: lien. Grove township. Which said convey.
zee was N ade BY the said lyman osoorn aid
,.he Osborn for the purpose af securrg The pay
n.nt OF certain frernissory noe sne 10 ih,efsst
.a,1eap r;rrei bv said Lyman orhorn dated tho
t.h da- Il October. a. ID ISL, and Iays.ie 70
10 order of DeTid 'ubsch. on the 1'th lay oI
oc ober. A. u. ls5s for the sam oi ,eEsn
auDdrei sSd Ggtv dollars with interest 'he'e-
10 a. 10 pef csst. pr annpm after natarily.
And naw said ,r1i.-s"ry rote Tax "es ~.
tue IN Layabie ard t-l ssid Lyman OsboIn nsv.
M failed to I4T T. same, J, 3aviis. True. irus-
.e 81 aforesaid, lo hereby give .n5s Pusiie notice
,hst oy virtre of The power which As an m vested
,y saii deed Of 'rus'. will On Saturday TIE I'D
iay of November. A. u. iss2, 4, the hour of ,1o
clock in the afternden of raid day. Al the Court
Iause dnor, in the city Of Davenport, expose and
ofer safe pablie arction. he parcels Of lard
hove deserit "a - 60 mach n reef shaH be
aeees.arv 20 safely and nay the smeunt Of fsid
note th The interest iherec,. to the day Of sale,
together With all the costs and expenses attending
a.d s,Ie costs ot this notice and trustees f~ss
Dated the S0th day ~ October. A ID. l5t2.
DAVID ). TRUE, Trssre.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-10-31

IREAsuRI Dir'r, CFFseE lSrKRssL RirEsrK,
Ws.h gtop. DC, II. lst2

IREAsuRI Dlr'r, CFFscE lSrEKssL RtrEsrK,
Wa.h gtoD, Oc, Il, lst2
a:-Your letter of the 9Th inst. has been
received.
Incorporated banks. who Issue their own
notes i9r circulation, cat trarssc; the business
OF banker. a. c-fioed 10 the fr.t paragraph
section Ga, Excise Lave, without obtaining IL
c.ncs such.
Commission merchants who receive ard for.
ward goode, and also buy, eel aud ship grain
If licensed as Wholesale dealers are not re-
quired 10 obtain licenses as Commercial
Brokers
Bakers WHO have obtained q license ss
such cannot transact business as brokers g.
defined 10 parsgraph IA. section "a. without
obtaining an sedilionsl license brokers.
Lc.nsrd rec,iiers OF distilled spirits etc
cannot sell at wholesale or etaii without Ad-
dilional icense for such purpose Parties
Furnishing materials to he returned 10 a man
ufictured state are suffice 10 duty 9hsther
the amo1ut so given cut exceeds six hundred
doll4rs or Lot.
House carpenters. brick layers, etc are not
regarded as manufactures under the Excise
Law.
psrson cannot act ss aGeLt for sewing
| machine msnufacturrr in the sale Of N achine es
i OF commission wthou; ob,sltiDga license al
q wholesale or retail 6eaer e. the case may
/ be- Persons iicen ed as cattle or sheep buy
ire cannot send persons out into The corntry
To &c; As agents for them IN buying sock
without ot,aiLirg liceLce tor each one thu
employed
| MAnufccturers CT tomb stones are liable u
tax ss ms ufactnrers and eacn and every on,
! Of tier agents sent Gu, to solicit orders o.
ped.fs.
TIE Iess. tern for which any licerse can b
issued is one year.
Very Respectfully,
GEO. ;. OUTWELL,
Commi..iener.
To Il ~ rlcKgL Esq.
! II ink ~
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-10-31
From sft.il!U1DEC.
btItI AUEE, UtT. =.
The following + 10 tie ha.t n e Ar,.rctn
.arrlt's hlsRT o. ~

btixIRoRE, Oc'. -.
The following i TO TIE hl!t n 70 4Arerc1n
H.2rsE'H tFEgY. Oct -.
"Snce Sun lay thu gtetneat ut troops il lAls
vicinity has been constant, ard wan the excspti,
u ten. Sarlhe. 4 cyri ;, now coucAts o. Do.yAT
lie za9s.
our whole army may be said to be in
iioa.
seen. Bu-as1es movement into Virginia has
been strot sly followed up, AMI fitz Join Porters
,orp i r IL tos:f4n e. psesate Itot4gl.y the
IHeci.e y NE! !.'fed
'uen. a.etlelians headquarters ale row a. Btr-
liz. inn sdiate.T On lie i'o.oa.ac. BurnsJe IL
Wit t1e aavalcs.
'R=tel Isk,s n-rearea opposite sharpsburg
ani tleset III |, oysy the sIrer has been re,
sume1.
...ossitA stand TX these 10 ..aifs sstat:ons, and a
contrary ue.ie. tlttItuled ~ headquarters, the
nnYr.s,ioa increases itei the main pody Ct tic
reb, array LAS a.fe~dy re,reaie3, lid that We
shall f4d LC:linE u VI ..ch,si,r.
IT is petty well kuawn tia. Z considerable
force ot t.e I-teis has artai, crossed the noun
tai = tn ough tie bap II rraat Royal
1T is believed that sill larger number i
POSING SouthwaId on tbs other =ids q the noun
tsir.
"Iho forces vhi,a our recornoi,saree fouod II
TIN Y.cinltF d. ~rl fes ia ;luI pPetvi..e. are
nreb4 bly, vatc irr against at5aeA On he hAns
Il toe ain at4y, walsa ietehes ,vward- Cor
lar.s 'lc
'Caess Lees army i inaeh taFtaer advanced
= An i pfa1a1e III p3s-IlIe, il ag4l3 seem thst
Geu McC.e al has the p5wer, By q vi4 roa- Tor
ay3 u.ae, met. vi 4el ~ . II i.r .dFtnce 'r u
Wasoif n, e fo.ce hee to s,op and fight be ole
ae g4lns G0T4eLvI..c.
We have not nsa heayy rains except Cor a few
hours On ~uniax Ei+at. AM tile river Aas not
swollen Il +. j. !o-4at.t ain i anywhere.
Tie legal cit zaas arrested last night were
| takeu on a5+rt tie St.4l.er 54.dmsrs. GA wh!ch
theryr reed own the bay T. seven Foot knott.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-10-31
From Philadelphia.

PHiLApgLPnia. Oct 20.
From information received this morning We be-
iieye tha. portions Of JseksoIs adyalce have
crossed Blue i.idEa by Ftnt knya and tha. q
force ot s,009 re9e.s under Walsef, knswn 10
hare been for dass paai Al UppeTyiile, are The
aivapce OF Longs.Ge : corIs
Inc ex pec a,iol Of be rene. Generals Las prob
al 10 be auie T. N Ike a -u.ce sld dasa at 81
gei's CORP at and around Centreviie, and their
retreat towards q lri9usgille
Our ermy OF the Potomac is promptly in motion
I meet these movements. and Burnside and Por-
ter are al eady close the heels OF Longstreet
that be .ili pro ably reirace bis steps towards
Winchester. aud seek TO retreat down the vaieJ,
rsthe tran advance in this direction.
We shall not be surprised tn bear, at any mo-
ment. 0; q co. silersbl. battle IN that quarter.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-10-31
F,on, Saiio.

tkTan, Oct ~.
The Columbu :, c.. Irtsx q tie Ia.b ssys
Cen. Butler Tao la.led at Pensacola Nlfh .,e.o
insn l. al o states that he vii r'nch IN the
Junction q Mo9ie, Montgomery shd Messo-
Ia Railroad
Il j. rep r'ei in the Ne nr'is E@+tin that
iar-e numbers Of rtb..s haze heefasrGss the Mis-
sis-irp nvet. a. Duck Island 81 miles be.ow
Memphis
Tae Grenada l.n5eei -ays-: Las saturday Gen
T ice -eveved tie trcols At holly springs, ard
on euniay eysct ei 10 p.aeo
People mnn come to H-ieua tom the county
rerort i rebel i0fce when tlry caf,ul ei, which
they estiu.ate 80 Gee, = iaivs from tae city,.
No ioubt the n4uibai /. ere. y exasgeI at I'd
TN Maniay morn ag scouting party, shore
OFT. lie Helena, con na.a. tro3r from TIE 45th
anI 81 ln.itra reeiaents. were fret itpn by
concealed rebels. ! uu "a. d if.Gl tGe ln ia q -
tsree ftoga he iSl, were instantly killed.. FIR, e
es he 3Gtn were well tel, 1re of Rhgfn ha.sibte
oiei. The i3t had two wsuudti. Tho repe
nun beget aAou. -33.
Gen. hiaem ! now in prison At Little Rock,
an IS - be sent t. !. shaa.fl fer II. !.
Aibsr: z ka writes a .6-. letter 10 the trkan
so Patriot, showing up Asrio pm.
The Confederate Secretary If Was savs Hind
man has never been commanding in Arkantas.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-10-31
"sl,rred Up:

BOSTON. Yet. u.
Deputy Sheriff Bailey proceeded 70 Fort VAR
ren c-'aY cn a |eor r-i.ine 70 ct fass to {"
10 lie regui3r steamer, = 5re no writ ~.
b.~s raNs ea.utrI .8-e II .r3 ~ the I
5 Ci,cni' Copr', in II Ga u Gr. y. II. Winder-
The Deputy -ae1il w-s NJ allowed - laIG lv
the rn.'ltarJ commander a. Frt harTou, ard c7r-
scqla4tig return=5 81 IT, t.iy-sis .. lie re
ported t. ia ise CgfTrl tAas - attempt 70 s,rvc
the writ was unuecess.ui, when The Court
m lrhei tha' il had mems - enforce tEew-it
TIE Cour, then ordered me PAYERS to he place.
or f,e. This p-1bab ends the case fer Tho pre-
cent The couns1' TO M-. Winier are Hon. Wm
Is Reed. Hbn g. ". B.Illc arl Hon. Peter Nc
Cal members al the bar 4 PhiA leI rAis.
The oath Mamie Regiment pissed through
Boston today for tn scat Il ner.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-10-31

LAST Tuesday Gen. Heron, with the
llrst Iowa and Seventh Missour! Cavai-
~, attacked rebel camp fonr miles
cast Of Fayetteville, commanded by
Col. Crascns. Tie engagement lasted
one hour. The rcbe's were ronicd,
leAviu, baggage AMI camp equIppage
behind. They fed TO Boston Noun
tains. Their loss was cigh. killed ours
was one killed and fJGr wounded. Tie
Federal force was one thousand and the
rebel three thousabd.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-10-31
Present Use Ale 81 per bbI., Stock Ale SIS
tate Of Iowa.
ADIuTATT Generals OFFICE

ADIuTATT GENERALS OFFICE
Davenport, ocs. 10, l-s2.
ie1e-al Order No 90
|. The 9th Regiment vii rendezvous at Camp
Strong, Nusc4tiHe, and all recruit. for said Regi-
nert VIII a. enc, repair - said Camp.
T. The SIKH Iowa Cavalry viii readczvou, a,
Davenport, It Camp y be known ns Comp Hen
ieFshott, ana al Companies recruited for said
regiment vii. At gace repair to said Camp.
III. 70 furlouehs ell be granted to u ore II an
i've men rom any snc Company CT any Regiment,
mi all those in cases cf abeolatc necessity, and
said fut!ouyhs should not exceed Gye days in
length.
this paragraph extends only to Reg IN en.s nun
eere4 up to AMI including S5th until further or
ieTs
Py order OF the Comnsnlei-in Chief
NIB. BAKER.
oci9 Ait Gent Of lows.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-10-31

n good disposition of It's Generals as
when it removed BneIl aud gave Ken
tucky to Rosecrans.
since our pursuit OF Price our brig
ade has no, been drilled day, but as
The weather is cool aud We are idle, 10
doult We viii be called upon soon.
4 few DAYS ago, Gen. Macarthur re-
viewed his division, our brigade con-
ssting Of a part Of il. Twas tie first
review We ever had the honor of at
tending, and may it be the last. Re
views are, 10 doubt, very fine TO those
who have nothing TO DO bnt look on
and criiIcise the reviewed, but TO tb c
poor soldiers who have 10 furnish the
pagean', they are quite different affairs.
Y on have all taxed OF being linked
etth the dust, but did you ever really
think that yon were gong 10 be stran-
y'ed II you never cid, and ~.h TO
real ~ the sensation, just volunteer III
some OF the new kegia ents and ava t
the fiat Of tate and your General. At
the review | saw ,1cArthur Tor The fir st
time, aud must say liked bis appea
ance very much. lis frame IS OF Dt :
diam size, and well developed he
rlc- at ga iop, and rides well /; he !
good locking, but i, apparently, tona
of foe uniform, vet "dress:" generals
ha,c sometimes succeeded. His upper
liz is compressed tightly, and denotes
great fifmness his complexion is dark,
possibly 50 from exposure. His fame IS
yet 10 be wen.
Fortitieations are still being built a.
this place, and If the rebels do not hon
or Us wiih Their presence very soon,
they viii have a ''.ough row to hoe
when they d. come. Tie forts which
made sach tcr.lble work with lie tIai-
tors il the 4th, are being connected Ly
means OF solid earth br. ast.works. New
betore long tie tow vi te lmpiegna-
lie 10 all tie iuiantrr - rec which bogus
C2nte4eracy can LrlnI to bear against
il. ! am told by those " no have visited
Jackson that that place IS fortified IN
the sane manner, and snow that Bol,
war Is, so that il Is fsir TO presume tb At
our lines in this sec,io are well enough
fortified = be held AGAINST a | attacks.
The rclr's may .4>h their Lordes
against these towns tut they Will be
hn.iei bsek vita nlurderous Slaughter
aud shameful dlte,. Z. i.
Tux Democrats amt tooEs--much.-
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-10-31
TIE N;uscatinc Journgl saws

eve a@e pleased 10 learn oi the pro
m m5,on Of Capt VIM. II. Clark, to the
rank of Maiar, en Cen. Nel'herson's +
s;ail. Msior CLARK is from Davenport,
and was lormerlr a. A. \. Gercral +
Bricadier General Mexican. ile Las
proved himself 10 lie one of the most
gallant ard efficient officers u the y st
anl We are clad to SEQ tia, his worth
has been appreciated.
This is the first in,imation We have
had that Capt. Clark has been promoted
i true, We are very glad - hear Of his
good fortune.