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The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1862-11-07
TEACHERS WANTED.

TEACHERS WANTED.
Eight good competent teachers are wanted 10 take
charge Of the schools in ColeraIn township, for the
term Of four months, TO commence on the first Of
November. Wages sts per month. eH' .ecd
BY order of the Board Of Directors. ~ 1
SD. FEATHER, sec'y.
. October IL, 1854 -
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HoOFLAND'S GERMAN BlTTERS,
CITIZENS,

Testfyng, of their own personal knowledge, to the
bene fetal effects and medical virtues Of these Biiters.
Do you want something to strengthen you -
DO you want good sppeiitef s.s /.
Do you want 10 bull up your constitution
70 you want TO tsel well F. =.
Do you want to get rid of nervousness ss y
no you want energy?
Do you want TO sleep wei!
DO sou want a brisk and vigorans feeling
If YOU do, use HUOFLAND'S GERMAN BlTTERS.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1862-11-07
LIST OF CAUSE

LIST OF CAUSES
Pm dowa for 7iin at Norember Term, 1862
John AIsip ct al VS. j. Brcnneman ct al
2 John Ii. p. Adams g William Adams
Solomon Cans " John Long
Il. +. Blackburn (" Geo. Blackburn
5 b. W. Garretson /" William Spidel
6 C. Loyer ct al :" Isaac Wigfield
Peter Martin ct al g John Fletcher ct al
s Abran Dennison I" James McVicker
0 Gideon Hiteshew " John Wonders
OJ. w. Tate, Esq, g Sarah Sigafoos ct al
! Aug. Hidebrand 8" John Tredwell
IL Peter EIenberger {" Michael Reddingcr
A. b. BUM, Proth'y.
October "a, 1862. aH N 1fAa
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1862-11-07
DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.

The co-partnership heretofore existing betweea
the under,Ignei, has beer dissolved by mutual con-
sent. ~
Settlement of our accounts can be made by per-
sors ceiling upon Atrial Koor,z
CHARLES n. KOONrZ
ATRIAL KOONTZ.
Bedford tp., Oct. 81 ,--3ts
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1862-11-07

Every thing in the Hardware line at Hartley $.
Wheat, Rye, Glover Seed, Flax Seed, Corn and
Oats, wanted at WIN. HA2TLEY'S.
Bedford, October II, 1862.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1862-11-07
N lDTI ICE

Is hereby given that my wife Matilda left my
bed and board on he l lth inst, without any
just cause or y -ovocaton. thsr efore, caution all
persons agains. trusting or harborinsl her on my
account a II am determined 10 pay no tebts OF her
contracting. ~H -.-@
ISAAC WIGFIELD.
Oct. 25,--3ts'
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1862-11-07
NO ALCOHOL, OR Bad WHlsKEYf

t~tEa .a+.s. Sd .ss e. ~
They WILL CURE the above diseases in ninety-rine
out of hundred. s.a .s.set ..s ~,
Induced by the extensive sale and universal pop
ularity of Hollands German Btters. {purely vrge-
tahle) hosfso ignorant Q'acks and unscrupnlous
adventur-rs, have opened upon ,,ufrriny humanity
the Hooi gates of No.trums in the IN pc of POO,
wtiskey, vilply compounded with Injurious trugsi
and cblistened Toncs, Somacbics aud Btiers.
Beware of the innumerabe array Of Acot Ollie
preparat ions in pletbor bottles and big belled kegs
under The modest app-lla'on of B,ttersi which,in-
stead of caring oolyeaggavate disease, amt leave
the disappointed suHerer in despair.
HOOFLAND'S GERMAN BlTTERS,
Are not a new aud un.ried Article, but have stood
the test OF fifteen years trial by the American pub
tic and their reputation and sale are not rvaled by
any similar prt tparaton.
The pIoprieiors have thousands Of letters from
the most eminent .re
CLERGYMEN
LAWYERS,
PHYSICIANS,
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1862-11-07
CAUTION.

All persons sTe hereby cautioned against lev
ying on purchasing any Of the following articles
on the premises now occupied by John l.. Snyder,
in South Woodb 'rry township, Bedford county, viz
One third of the present years crop. and third
OF the grain now in the ground, two horses, one
COW, one two horse weson. one plough and harrow,
as the above mentioned property he longs TO the
dersigned and the said John L. SNYDER is TO have
the use Of the same during my pleasure.
SAMUEL SNYDER.
Middle Woodberry tp., Oct. II, '62.'-3t. ~
The Largest and most beautiful stock Of COAL
OIL LAMPS, very cheap at HartIey's.,sfs s..f +
.ME.dT CUTTERS and SUFFERS, for
saie At Hartiey's. 1f
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1862-11-07

His customers and the public generally are in
vied TO call and examine for themselves.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1862-01-04
Tax Sale.
Office Of Cert BID Of Supervisors,

ONce Of C2ert BID Of iSuper1rsors,
Wood County, Wis.
NOTICE IL hereby given that the
In following described lands were
sold by the County Treasurer of
Wood County on the llth and 9th
days Of May, 1859, for the taxes
and charges thereon for the year
1858, and the same are yet unre-
deemed in this office, and the hold
ers Of certificates of sale of said
lands will be entitled to tax deed
thereof, in accordance with the
h& Of this State, unless redeemed
on or before the 18th day of May,
1852. The interest and charges,
including redemption fee, are COM
pated to the last day of redemp-
ton.
Given under my hand at Grand
Rapids, this 18th day OF October,
1851.
W. w. BOTKIN,
Clark of Board Of Supervisors.
Smyrna times., 1862-01-30
From Europe.

by the arrival Of the steamship Europa, we
Asve advIees frsm Europe three days later
The sews generally is of the most gratifying
Character. Ths response of eur GovsrHmea at
70 stss British demands regarding the Trent
aHslr sPPear TO have been almsst uaivsrsally
sstsise'osy sad although the wsrlike prepare.
u'as a. Wsolwich aRd other points had not
sess stopped. it wss understood that they grad
sauT wagld be. Mr. Stewards dispatch va,
esssttersd iB Cabinet Council ca the 9th, and
Sss 90 perfectly satisfactory to the British
Hdsunwent that further Council, which had
Previously been called for en- the 14,h, was
s'asdered seeseessary. and the order tee i.
hsa bsea eountermansed. As a result of the
sshbsrsIIsas Of The CouncII, Il was announced
sgtse London Morning Post that a thorough h
saasss sRding bad been srriEed at with the
A@erleaa GoVernmeat The Times intinats,
that az answer will be retained expressing
g'sti6estioz az the disaVowsl Of Commando,
wilkes act. accepting the satisfsc' ion render
60. aud assuming that the precedent will rul,
"a shsrieAses The generaI discussion of th.
h~ sf nssIssls. hoRevsr, would be defetre,
s''1l iAs FroP.r law officers cesld be Consulted
Wnh regard to the reception 70 be accsrds,
:" Ass~a'snd slIdell 10 England. the Time
Ass sirsng ediisrial article. eharacterizin,
@sn as sbsut the most worthless booty ths
sSls be extracted from the jaws Of the Amsri
ca lsn--ihey having long been known a
sa'sr hsiers aud rivilersOf Eaglana. It hspe.
As'sfsss. that Ragiishmea wal not give .tbs.
'sl'~' sny hing ks al oEa,ion. and assert
Ha' no'hing more has been deBe for lhem tha
~sals have been dOns for two segross und.
ns clfsamstances. The other isnrasls al,
ssprseaie ssy fsss ever the rescssd rebels.
The Tssass keeps sp q war Of words agaia
ns ssaue blseksds. and denounces il az Al
Smyrna times., 1862-01-30
As an offset 10 The statements Of Nor,ber,

AS an offset 10 the statements Of Norlhern
merchant, rscently returned from New Orleans.
as t" the invincblity of the South, it is said
that Southern Merchant, who has been in the
North several weeks, has arrived at the con-
clUsieR that rebellion is doened and he has
been anxious to return to his home for the pur
pose of Investing a large amount of money,
which he put into Confederate bonds, in cotton.
lie has found it impossible, however, thus far,
TO get through the lines. The strength of the
Government and the determination Of the peo
pie to subjugate the rebels, aslounded him.
Smyrna times., 1862-01-30

MAGAzINEs.-Ths Lady's Repository, fer
February, ia at hand. and has two foe engay.
lngs IN addition to its choice variety Of prose
and poetry. The editorial department, includ.
Ing the Scripture Cabinet, Notes and Queries.
Gleanings, Literary and Ssientifc Items, Edi-
tors Table, &c, are not the least attractive
features of the book. II contains more reading
matter than any magazine in the country for
the pries--S2 per sanum. Dr.. D. w. Clark,
editor. Cincinnati. Ohs.
Atlantic Monthly for February is entitled to
the full merit of praise awarded to the January
number. Amsng other stticles we have "Ma.
son aad sdell--a Yankee Idyil," /" Professor
Agassiz' Methods of Study in Natural History"
d" Fremonl's Hundred Days in Missouri" ""The
Experiences Of the A. C."-Bayard Taylor,
- Ease in Work." &c. Tiekper g. Fields. Bos.
ten. So per ssnum. ....
HGrPer's, for February, seems to have been
the result Of an effort TO crowd tha bes, things
into the shortest month 10 the year, for this
number ia better than usual. The illustrated
are Coast Ranges of California" 4" The
American Bank Note Compsny-W Wonderously
Entertaining as well as Instructive" i" The
Ohey Farm" and "Editor's Drawer" The
other pieces that go to lill up the magazine
are from the peas Of the best writer's in the
country. Harper g. Brother, New Ysrk-S3
per year. ..., ....'. ....n.,,...
Frank LrsIie's Monthly and Gazette of
/ Fashion. for February. il, we think, the bes,
I osmber of the popular mage zine we have seen.
It's fa'hsn plats is superb, aad it's various lite
rary articles ara Hgnsrsasly illustrated with
entertaining wood cuts, lie patterns will be
interesting 10 iha LADIES'. Fnsk Leslie, New
YSrk-$3 por year.
The American Agriculixrist. for.February
is on our table. THIS mopthiy seems bound Ie
take the lead Of all other agriculiuraI papers ia
ability, reliability and enisrpriss. and as az
D evidence Of it's spprecistisD by our farmers, W,
r wesld state that 90 copies of il come 10 ihi
office. Orange Jsdd. N, York-sl per rear.
" = Il ~ : r
Smyrna times., 1862-01-30

In the Legislature. on Friday morning, Mr..
Belts. Of the House, introduced q bill authOri-
zlDg the captains of volunteer companies TO
deliver up arms r, ceived from the State, when
demanded by the Government of the United
States. and that such delivery should have the
effect "f canceIliug the bond given to the State
Tor their preservation and return.
A bill was introduced BY the same gentlemaR,
90 amending The act of 1857, regulating the
sale OF Intoxicating liquors, wherein il is pro.
Vlded that the sale of the same without license
shall only be cognizabls before the Court of
General Sessions, upon indictment found.
Smyrna times., 1862-01-30
grace to the history Of mankind.

grace TO the history of mankind.
Much interest was excited by the relative
positions sHd movements Of the rebel steam
ship Nashvlie and The U. S. gunhOat TMscG-
rorG. The former was still at the deck ia
southampton. whiIe the latter remained at her
ancAorsge, abeuf mile fronl The deck mouth,
with her fires banked up aud ready to slip her
anchor at any moment. The Sumter was also
reported to be oa her way from Cadiz to South.
smpIon, in which case we shall seen hear of
naval engagement
Smyrna times., 1862-01-30
FOR SALE.

The subscriber will sell HOUSE and LOT OF
GROUND situated at Smyrna Station, Del. K. r., in
Duck Creek Hundred, al private sale. This house is
two story, Frame Building, with Basement under
suitable for Eating Saloon. The upper part was
built for a Grocery ore, with fixtures oil complete
SAID house is built of the hest material and put up in
good substantial manner-sze 80 by 20 ieet; size of
Let S6 by IS feet This house will be sold al public
sale If not at private by the 18th OF Feb For further
particulars inquire OF the owner at Back'lOns Cross
Rsads JAS. z. LAMB.
Jan. 28th, 1852
Smyrna times., 1862-01-30

RECRUITING Lieut.. Simpson is in this town
recruiting for Capt. Dorrcll's company, Sd Del
regiment, embarrassing at Camden. We
would call the attention of our young men d.
"lrOus of serving their ccuntry by snlisting
10 tight i's battles to this opportunity of being
mustered In al once. Several have enlisted,
we are told, 10 the last day or two.
Smyrna times., 1862-01-30
FELToN. Jan. 9th. 1862

Mir. Editor There Is IN progress aN exra
meeting at the new NJ. E. church at II is place,
which promises to be productive Of much good.
The altar is crowded with peni..u:s, and some
have found the pearl Of great price" There
was preachlg every night last eek, except
Friday and Saturday, the stormy weather to
'h" contrary notwithstanding The Rev. Mr.
.IiiOt, tho junior minister on cur circuit, has
preached a aerles OF sermons whICs We have
not heard equaled Ia ability and pOwer lately.
A MEMBER.
Smyrna times., 1862-01-30

faE 'rI IL :" is Published EUery TRursday. By
s,sr. ,. I1rFfcKEA, EIitOr Iaad Propri.,tsr, at
ssgna. Del
ssty -S5Is;aGrrtsx.-0ae year, 81. so az adUance
w H11 If at Ead I'LL cad Of the year No paper
SissstI Iss4 Gatd all arrears are pSid--Only at the
s,tiss Of tts,PabEishsr.
issarMSs For eSery square Of 10 lines or less first
isssrisI - ctS.; saci sabss ent insertion 25 cts-
Lissrai srrslJsH.ats male with yearly and half
Hs-lI EIS.-tissFs
Smyrna times., 1862-01-30

The LOTTERY GRANT REvoKED.-On Thurs
day the Heuse took up the bill known as the
Lottery Revocation Bill which declares the
Morris Grant void, and after rt fusing a further
pssiponemet, passed the bill h the decisive
vote Of Is 10 5. 1t comes up in the Senate
his week and il ia believed will meet with
similar fate there.
Smyrna times., 1862-01-30
THE MARKETS.

la Smyrna, white wheat is selling at 81 80
Red, 81 25; old Corn SO ls.,-new SO
Rye, 60 and Oats, 33 cts. per bushel Round
polaEoes, 81 cts. per busbel. Butter, Is cts.
per ID. Eggs, II cts per dOz.
The prices in the Philadelphia market, are;
For White wheat, 81 As; Red, 81 35; Rye
20 cts; Corn, 81 and Oats, 80 cents per bush
Smyrna times., 1862-01-30
NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the undersigned will
sell at public venLue on Tuesday, lllh OF February.
1862, al 2O'cOck P at the hOlel OF Isaac Baker in
Dover the old Roofs, JOiss, Floors, Window Frames
Sash Doors and all the Wood. work pertaining 10 the
ole Light House on MahOn's River. Terms cash.
jan3O MOSES RASH, Auctioneer.
Smyrna times., 1862-01-30
HOW ZOLLIcoFEER FILL.

The enemy formed in shape OF letter V. at
which point Gen. Zolicofar fell. He fell
nearer our camp thar any other mt OF his army.
lie wac with Battles regiment, his own home
friends, born and brought U? around HIN q,
Nashville. short distance f:Vn h'm, &c his
right, party Of his men had been broken .ioln
their comrades and were herdng together like
frightened deer Col. Fry's men were Jus,
about to hre on them. Col. Fry himself was al
The right Of his regiment at the point Of great
eat danger Gen Il was on foot and wiIhn
few feet Of the Colonel. A gum coat conceal,
ed his uniform. Seeing the condition of his
men, as the Colonel rode up. Gen. H. SAID to
Col. Fry, "Colonel, you would not fre upon
your tr ends, would you % Col F. supposed
from the Generals manner and remark, that
he was one of cur own officers, and at once
replied, "Certalhly not, sir; have no such
Intention" He turned and rode few steps,
when one CT The Generals Aids fred al hun.
wounding his horse. Believing that he was
rick,d 4. Col. F. at once wheeled and fired at
The General. The latter raised his hs nd TO his
brassI and fell dead. .A."other ball struch him
at the same moment, believe in the arms.
Smyrna times., 1862-01-30
War ~ eWs.

An effcal dispatch received in Washington
frsm Gen. Haileck. states that the expsditiCm
which left Cape Girardsau few days siacs for
Bentsn and Bloomfield has rsturasd, haviag
captured Lieut. COL Farmer, eleven other off.
Gers aad sixty eight privatss of Jeff Thorn pson's
command alss quite a nsnbsr Of arms, horses.
saddles, &c. -
i We learn from the extreme South, through
rebel chssnels, that Cedar Keys. Fla, wss
captured by the National forces on Thursday ct
last week. No particulars are gives. !, will
be reccsllscIed that the new Department OF
Key West. recently established. includes Cedar
in its area. We also Ieara frsm Mobile that
The blocksding Heet captured, on tho Goth,
,he schooner Wilder, attempting 10 run the
blockade from Ilasana.
h A correspondent OF the Missouri Dsaocra
Smyrna times., 1862-01-30
Look Here and See the
GD - EnE[ MR

The subscriber has opened TIN STORE oppo-
site the Delaware House. Smyrna, Del, where he in.
tends 10 amnulaclure all kinds Of TN and Shee Iron
ware i'll the best can be done and hopes by
strict attention to business 10 his share Of pub
IIc patronage aTAll kinds of rel airing done at the
shortest notice and in the best manner.
lan3O- I'm EDWARD SWANTON
Smyrna times., 1862-01-30
BAILIE PEYToN, JR.

Here. too, fell young Ballis Peyton, son of
venerable man Wsll know to the natioa
Young Peyton, like his father, struggled long
against dIsuuion. Ilo was h'.sed and insslted
in the streets last May for telling HE love fer
the Old Union.
Smyrna times., 1862-01-30
Fertilizers! Fertilizers!
Pure RGlU Bone Dust!
SUPER PHOSPHATE OF LIME!

PERUVIAN GUANO!
The great demand for goods last Fall has in
duced us 10 prepare for the Spring trade with larger
and better sIoCk than ever before.
Farmers and Dealers can buy to better advantage
carly in the season, and have their orders filled with.
out delay. Descriptive pamphlets, with certificates
sent free Of expPns application. Also, superior
Coal OIL. fo7 BuThI ana LuDrlcaIing. LARD SPERM
WHALE and TANNERS OILS, the besI in the market
CROASDALE, CAMPBELL L. co.
jan3O-3m l04 N. Delaware Avenue, PhIlada.
Smyrna times., 1862-01-30
ATTENiHOMi

The subscribers, intending TO relinq1ish bus.
mess, hereby notify III persons indebted TO them
ms frm or ss individuals 10 come forward and
settle the same forth with, and thereby save
themselves trouble. JOHN VAEGASktN,
JNU. N. YOSHELL.
Ian. Eth, '62.
Smyrna times., 1862-01-30

fellows had were lett te US. A copy of the or
der Of retreat was found, directing that the
ermy should move at four o'clock. silently, and
leave everything. They did not even spike
their guns.
General Themas in his official report makes
the killed and wounded at the battle Of Mill
Spring sand thus: U. S. troops, 30 killed
l27 wounded
Smyrna times., 1862-01-30

Attention is called 10 the adys. Of Cresdala
CsmpbslF & co.. Ddwsrd Swsalep. DIP. Lsas
AID Moses Rssh &c. III efs#
Smyrna times., 1862-01-30
For Rent.
StraYed AWE Y.
For Sale or Rent.

The Twe-StOry commodious DWELLING
OH West Methodist st., formerly occupied by
the undersigned. Apply TO
anI6 - WIN. r. CAHOON.
Smyrna times., 1862-01-30
The Battle at MiIl Springs in Ken
tuCkV.

We have, at last. full and coherent accounts
ofthe battle on the Cumberland River, in Ken
lucky. The rebes-eigbt regiments strong
under Crittenden-marched from their camp,
on Saturday night, the 18th inst, TO attack the
troops advancing on them, under Gen. Thomas
ShirmishHg was kept up the greater part OF
the night. AT Z O'clock, Sunday morning, the
enemy formed in two fields. attacking the ad
yancS-Indana troops--iL trent and on tbs lefl
flank. Soon the battle became gensral-four
regiments Of infantry, Beside cavalry and artil
lory, being actively engaged on eur side. In
the early part Of the battle, Zoilicol1er fell
The death Of TIE General did not disheartee
the enemy. But our galan' troops pushed on
and reintOrcements began to come up as We
continued gaining ground, and soon the rebel
began to SEQ that fer them the day was los;
They were pushed back regiments began to
get broken, and the rebels TO flee. Our artil.
lery was playing on them with great effect
They formed in line again. but were again
broken. For the third and last time they form,
only To be scattered as before. After this the
rout was complete. The pursuit was pressed
up to the very intreHchments of tho enemy. aEd
only nghIhll prsvented a geseraI attack.
Our men Jay down, intending 10 renew the as
ssult on Monday. But in the morning it was
found ,he rebels had evacuated their strong ghold
crossed the river and fed, and all that remain
ed for oar troops to do was to take possession
st the ordnance, munitions aud stores they had
left behind. i
FRUITS OF THE VICTORY.
Smyrna times., 1862-01-30

the movement from that point is likely to as
sumo more formidable Proportsns than was
as first anticipated. Probably but two or three
regiments will remain to guard the post. The
ground in the vicinity OF Springfield has Been
thoroughly reconnOitsrcd, and it is anticipu-
ted that the coming conflict will take place
en Jetford's farm, an elevation a short dis.
tance from the city.
Smyrna times., 1862-01-30

p A correspondent OF the Missouri Dsnaocrat
writes from Rvlla, andsT dale Vt Jan. 10, Iha.
Smyrna times., 1862-01-30
FRUITS OF THE VICTORY.

Yet the victory was conplete. Thirtesa
cannon, more than a thousand stand Of arms, a
thousand horses. ammHniiIOR, baggage trains,
csnmssary stores Of every kind, tents, cleth
iHg, aad, IN short, everything which the poor
Smyrna times., 1862-01-30

The Lssvsnworth (Kansas) Conservative, of
been ordered 10 move to Humboldt, Allen CO.,
Jan. l7th, states that the Kansas Seventh has
to give relief to the loyal Indians recently
driven from their homes Col Jennison is TO
cooperate with hIm in the work of routing
the rebels in that vicinity.
Smyrna times., 1862-01-30

Seventeen rebel prisoners, from Humphrey
Msrshall'S force, were brought down from Cat.
letlsbufg, Vs., ON the steamer, and arrived al
Cincinnati on the 2lst. They look sorry
enough, and might we'll be accepted as the
counterpart OF Falstaff's troops.
Smyrna times., 1862-01-30
MaMccCI.'@ Extra Early Peas.
SMYRNA SEMINARY.

The public are hereby notified that Mr. Sander will
open School in SMYRNA, on Methodist ST., 2 d,,or.
above the NJ. l.. Church, on Monday, January 18Th.
90. For further pa ticuars see cIrcniars '
Smyrna times., 1862-01-30
Ho&icry 0ad Gloves.

B'@.ch"i and hoal! Cotton il, leeced, otton
ard Silk Hose for Lad.e.; NJ ss.e' ana Children .
: etl"n and Sii@ :. =; La'I"a E:d Gloves; SIk
Cotton, Mernu and " ooli y (;n,.nl!..;. - - a,I
Chdren's Cotton, Woollen and A.erl Gloves.
Smyrna times., 1862-01-30

From Cairo, we learn that the Mississippi
River st Inat point has risen upwards of twenty
five feet. The pon,~on bridge over the Ohio
at Pe'ucah has broken way again The NOR
tar boa's, intended for the great expedition doTn
the RIVER. have been ordered 10 he put inls con-
dltlon Ter Immediate service.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-29
From Louisville.

LtIsvILLK. Dec. 90.
John Morgan, with about 1900 cavaI
~, entered Glasgow We !ncslay. Three
companies Of the Cd Michigan cavalr,
opposed him. but fell back on Mnnfords.
vile, losing one captain and two priya.es.
he rebels lost two captains, five pr-
YATES, and seven prisoners. The rebels
were reinforced and are now in posses
sion Of Glasgow.
co.'s. Gray and Shanks attacked the
rebel, at Bear Hollow, Hart county. near
ane City, the rebels having previously
damaged the Railroad bridge near Glas.
gov Junction. AZ last Al counts The Fol
erals bad driven oil the rebels. killing on.
and taking 10 prisoners.
4 train Of ammunition cars which left
here to-day had TO return, il being fire 1
into near Noausyile.
HE Nashville train left to-day.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-29
JET. Davis i'rOcinso ttsou.
,iIiiAIlEIPHiA. i

HiLADElfHiA, Lee. Z
The Press publishes what pnrports to
/ be proclamation Of jeff. DAVIS, over a
column long. II SAYS
"Gen. Butter aud AL his officers will
be hung il taken al soldiers taken pris
oner. to Toe paroled; negroes found in
arms to he Immediately hung, ana Fed
eral officers found with slaves, a.so TO be
hung.
Davis declares Butler ielon, deserving
Of capital punishment, and orders that
he no longer be considered or treated as
public enemy. but AS an out law and
common enemy OF mankind. and when
captured, the officer capturing him to in
siantly hang him; also that no commits
stoned officer b. released on parole be-
lore exchanged, until Buter shall have
met punishment for crimes and that all
commissioned officers in the command OF
Butler b. declared no, entitled TO he
considered as soIdies engaged in honora-
ble warfare, bnt robbers a,d criminals,
deserving death, aud that each of them,
whenever captured, he reserved for exc
ctulon."
The proclamation is dated "hicbmond,
December 9Th.