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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-06
Cavalry Hcconnoissancc-Oniy3 10000 hes-
els in our Front under I.ongstrecs-Ths
rest zone oil with Jackson.

Last night Major Ktmper OF the 10Th New.YMk
Cavalry made q reconnaissance 10 the Immediate
vicinity OF Centreve, capturing four Rebel solden.
One of them stated thLt there are now only abcos'
20 900 Rebel troops in 'front.' under Gen Longstres,
the balance having gone of with Jack.cn III some
direction not known TO him. We gave Lis story ~
the public only for what il may DO worth.
A cayllry Reconnaissance made last night in the
vicinity OF Vienna and Langley revealed the fscs
that tbs Rebel cavalry aley III those neishborhoods
IRE no longer hoverius about there.
Wellington star Of Thursdsy evening
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-06
N l. Ia. 4

WAtnIpsros. Friday, Sept s. 1861
The following items are gathered from newspa'
pers and private sources.
Ii is believed ,bat the Rebels have cro,sed In some
force this side of Point Of Rocks and subsequently,
for the most part recressed into Virginia as though
hesitatDg TO make the experiment Of getting lodg-
ment in Maryland.
Tho II, Lels have thrown shells ecross the river
at canal boats, &c, which, however did no damage
A man proies-i,g to have made bis escape from
the neighborhood Of Leesburg Wednesday, by
swimming The rlvtr, arrived with, our lines to-day
He states that Jackson had entered Les,burg with
hn troops and WIS pushing toward Harper's Ferry,
and LGnes,reet, with considerable force, was
marching in the same direction. The Rebels are
well supplied with artillery. Most Of the Union
people about Winchester and Leesburg had made
their escape INTO Maryland Others veIe captured
by their Secession neighbors while making the
attempt, and thrown into prison. Upon rceelP.
Of the intelligence that jackson was marching
toward Leesbrrg, Rebel flags were displayed by
many of tho Inhabitants in token Of their joy al his
coming.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-06
| IuciGeuts or the Bnttl~.FiId-T The Doth
New-Yerk-1Iso Feeling Agafnst Ges.
mcsowelI-hixciH Himself Again.

From Our nyeciL Correspondents.
NIsHIseTos, September 5. l061
Capt. ". C. Spencer, Of the llih Regulars during
the battle % Saturday. under arres for utenng
! oisloyal sentiments, but ran away and joined The
l4th Regulars where, his brctber officers say, he
fought gaiIsn;ly in the tbicaest OF tho hgat all dy
and a, one time, when in advance Of hs company, Il
sb. passed between his legs, snd came near smash
ing both. As this gallantry 'Sas enureiy voluntary
il lie well 10 Mention II.
Cod. Christian, Of the 26tb New York, WA rot in
tire fight, though his regiment fought we'll and su''
tanned heavy los4- Much feeling If expressed
ag.ins, the Coloue who 10 claimed ~ have s1rsnted
nimself on account Of cold, but when the danger
Was passed came up and braroiy took charge " LIE
regiment, conducting all that left OF II back 70
Cenlreville. Friends al home should know The
truth.
Gen. Tower, wounded in the thigh during Sat-
urday battle, 10 now staying at WillHds IN a yer!
low ,tste. He 10 said 10 have been the hero oil the
fight on tie ieil and Lis brigade "ss the li'sI hro"n
into 100 fight bv Gen. Ricketts,. When shot hs war
in oysnc- Of his brigade and gallantly raIyipg ~
men Cant. Geo. Arrc wsmi,h, formerly of the 2otn'
but promoted by Gen. Tower a. Assistant AcIu'an'-
General Of his brigade tor galsnsry at the hYh. OF
Colpe PIPER, sho we'd great bravery on the h'd. Il"
praise is in tho mouth Of every one. A. ono time 10
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-06
The Part Gen. siaeI TOOK in che Recent
Battles Result Of Net Being
Nm

Couss pond.pco VI tbs y. !. Tibune.
| WA,HrSsroy sep..t, 1871
Frosn officer Of high rank It, Gen. Si.sls army,
who has jusI arrived here wounded gather tie
following facts, which seem 10 imp9rtAn, enough
TO repeat
Tie Gnst fac, is tha; Ssel TUESDAY ib, 2Gth OF
Angus gave notice TO Gen. Pope TIA, the sdvance-
guard Of The enemy bad paced through Tssrough-
fare Gap, and that the main body II Tie army wac
at W hibe Plains aud Silon-hs rear at Orleans.
Tis WAS The fret soI,euic Information received by
Pope and by th,s infornstion the army war saved.
| The second fat il tha, Gen. Sgcl did Al within
hs power 10 induce Gen. Pope 10 change has iront,
IN order 70 throw hir whole force from Wnnen,op,
Greenwich and Wsrreuscn junction 10 Gainesville,
for the purpose Of breaking the eneuys linee winch
moved 10 "a half circle " MaBass,s, and to attack
Jack-on r he Pope adopted tli- msneuver
and Jactson would have been ott If the different
commanders had acted promptly and in conjunction.
The Third fact 10 that Silel engaged tie enemy,
consisting o. the corps of Jackson, Ewel suo Hill,
Tor eight hoars aud that he battle lso says Slge
himself would have been won if Mcdowell had
a, noon attack ed the eue,Dy on the eft and Porter
~ the right. But Mcdowell appeared at 81 o'clock
D u. in ,be font, and Porter did not take part IN
tie fight at all And even on tho next day these
corps did no, perform the requested movensnS.
Papo delayed lis stuck ills O'Clock in the after
moan, and this delay gave the enemy time 70 throw
his main force from his left wing 10 the right. OF
the movement Gen. Pope VIA Informed by sgel,
who b.d Anticipated attack from that side, and
who bad cent the 4th NewYork Cavalry Oh = recon-.
nosssnce.
These facts are important. lam given tn under
stand ,at they cah bs substantix,ed if contradjcted
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-06

LED.
Lieut.. T. 4. Moore. l.
Lieut.. Goo. IA. Mucbmsre. f..
Acjutart p. Z. BiIby, taken
prisoner.
IDED.
orr. Ser. J. S,srkey, killed..
Ord Ser. Hull. wna.. missing.
Ord Ser J. Sandman. A, foot
Ord Se'r. n. T. Brown, ID,
missing.
Serg J Brown, ID. missing
T.. y. Ga,es, Y, missing.
J. q. Gibson, +.
J Hayes. y, leg.
D Piercs, \. finger.
Wniicomo. +. wound, Bks.
N. Robinson, d. Killed
A =. ihurst, ID. do.
=. DsyL. ID. missing.
y. Charles. ID. do.
J. c. Cioush, ID. DO.
l. Bsbb. u. leg.
u. p Graz ID. lea.
4. Downing. ID.
y. J. Hsukin-. D. missing.
}. y. Hutebnns. ID, missing
r. q. Hntchin., y, minink
A. r. Nusiipg. y
VIM. Pc, khan. A - my. hog.
J. fsit.f, - " Y, ann.
Cor. J. D.her, II. ~ N. T..
shoulder
81. Mckeoyn. u, 50 ia head.
j. Gfe.n~ood, Is. . NY head.
u. Jsiu, e.. Al " Z. arm.
y. Tashlin. &. Al " Y. baud.
r.. FORD. n % Pa. he-d.
d. Snyder. h. 80 Pa, both
ioss.
ID. nods. II, 80 Pa, Ia.
4. w Eant,'usB. A 20 a, ks
X. CAil. r., . ~. TO-.
D. K.ynrr, /. I'm L.. bowels
u. OsTisnd. G. o, n. Y. snee
{. {. Dy den. q, IL L. g. hand
J. e. Bod. G. Wh wrst
j. OAnhrld, x. lo7 Ps breast
j 0rsy,bery, ID, o H. j., ell
bow.
n. Ryan. A, IN. Y. hip.
J NJ. White Is, 40 ". Z arm
q W. Abnshsm, 81 ltsPs. Jaw.
, II. l. West. D. - Pa. head.
J. Dewnty. n. \ Mich, head.
&C. r.. hIAbsrn, D S NY. & Of
c. y. Dnscoll, A, 10 Mas. foot.
X. +. Nilsson, A, 10 n. Y0oth
arms
Isaac psniels ]. 81 Pa, Oh DR..
nJoLn Scott. IS, ~ Ohio, 'h'dr.
John Lishtner u. q! Ohio.
stomach.
J. l.. onsrby. I. 6 Wis neck.
w. Lin.~y. y, l<Nf.A. head.
Cop. H. A. NsIsLain, |. 6sh
Wis. arm.
y. Young. &, 6 Via. head.
J. Flood. q, II Pa, arm.
J. 3. slatsr, q, 10 NY, usct.
4 Byron, +, lot Michigan.
bach.
J. Crossn. A, n Mars, leg.
Pat Kenny, X. "a Mass eide.
Cor D Pow derly. % Al ,ss.. leg.
Cor. Joe she-dy 70 Mae. side.
ii. Dondop, X. 20 Ms.s thigh.
Wni. Wash. | ~ Msss head
Jas. Burns, E.25 Mass. hand.
Fat ilisgiI. r., 70 Mas. aide.
\ smith, r., y Mass. he.
J. Rssm. b. 100 Pa eye
6erg 4. a P.rse, ID. II NY,
abdomen.
Cor w. baker. - Mass. leg
c Schoch, II, 50 N. \. knee.
&. b.si Elci. A, "a N. Y, thiSh
Sils, Lonis. Is. ! N. Y, hip.
Corp VIM. w. SsItoR. D N. y,
hand
corp. Oliver Rogers. b. 3H.Y.,
shoulder. sight
Pat kane. b. 20 N. Y. knee.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-06

Cofrs,nspd.Lce Of the Associated Prsss
NIsBIseIOs Tburs3sy. Sept 4, 1851
There IL nothing new from the front to-day. Our
roors are s. occupied III getting into pori ion, and
have for the greater part resumed HE precise local-
tes held by them previous to leaving for the Peuin-
suls. Quite number OF field officers are in the city
to-day, including Generals Pope and Sumner. IheIe
are coprtan. arrivals OF troops IN regiments and
souads, and baggage wagons line the streets on the
wsy 70 supply our troops both Oh tie Virgins and
MARYLAND aides Of the Potomac. This DESCRIPTION OF
bnsuess bs never been moro lively than at present.
There seems to be no doubt that the Maryland enc.
!. M. le. from armed rebellion Five scouts OF
ri.s cr,~sed over yesterday al Edwardssfe'ry' sno
vers ,een At or near Pooesyiie. They did not long
continue in that mel hborhood Such reconpoi'sAnce'
are believed 70 be OF frequent occurrence.
A regiment Of Rebel Cavalry wst at Edwerdst
Ferry Yesterday, and amused themselves ny ss'uune
our men on the Maryland eide with field p'rces'
doing no damage IL ia asceriained that the eueiny
forces last ssen a, Vienna were for the most par
worn out " invalid soldiers gathered there a. place
Of refuge.
The Rebels ia the recent battles did not hght WIN
their entire forces, having powerful reserves 70 "
made use Of ~ exigsneies might REQUIRE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-06
The l2Sth Regiment,

HUDSON, tndsy, Sept g. ls6s
Tho l2sth Regiment, Col. Cowies, lesves IN
steamer Oregon ct 5p. n. for New Ya,k, en- routs
70 the seat Of war
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-06

Lieut.. T. X. Am.s, n.
LIEUT. CHARLES l.. Frller. X.
l. J. Pr..oott. D.
Lieut. Joe. Pre-ooa., d.
wouS
Capt. n. L. Fla, !.
Lieut.. A. w Hsyra d.
Lieu, J : Adsws. y.
Lieu, Brooks &. hand
Ia ut y. NJ. kmersyR, u.
ii.at heknsn, IS.
". n. Hanson. %, missing.
se,st hcM..tsr. r. dead.
S.rr'. Slower. +. dead
SGT l. Dsr.iN y. should
ssrst T. X Walker, y.
Cory. q :, u.
Corp CSrtis ID.
Corp. B,-ss. ;. nissine
Corp. : z l,eneron, u.
n. y. bsby. o.
T Bum. ! dead.
J. Cross, missing.
r. N. ftiIin, B do.
{ bsilef =.
J. D.. Dolg 81. bressA
q ". trnhsu. v.
A. Is Fi< Y. leg
~. shsits. 1 % y Y. arm.
J N Lotion h. 100 Pa .pect.
J. kiilio.. I. ~ kss.. hngsr.
Jas. ,oty |. - Mas, leg.
: J. Rs-,.et T.. II n Y. am.
ssufa.-I. ID, ! Pa kesv
l.. k.I. BsH. J.. tnee.
III. A ss~srd, Z. . Pa Rec,
los
r. No a. Y. : Pa Ess".
ira
a knaa, {. 7sr. shoUie-
D1u. J sherman, II y. Y
ann
IC H. Hinton. A, II via
bf.s-i AID iLrcst
Nv -l.n.er ~ n. Y, hsBi
n. usehrTnsnly. q Pc. "a
J. o. Blfd. 4, it2 NY. elbow
John sic' sIten. !. zS.f Art,
shss def.
=. Is Hot~u , Va arm.
/. bsrtowics. II 2 Pc Csv..r
{. l.. Emnons. q, u Mas
h~-...
st " W. CnnnsIl. b. a. N. Y
shoulder
T. " Ho-Sy. II, ! W. Cav
hspS
l.. NJ. w,w.K. 50 Pa. Thigh.
Lou. Holman, ID. " N. \. All
.pd i'd.
Wa. Lo.sy. d, Va. fnscr
7. 0a,thsr. !. al. NY. hand.
Corp. ". Grossest. &, Al NY,
wat.
J. Po clam. Y. leg.
\. shea, IL. Il Mac. side.
+. fsrr.n Is, - Pa ,aru back
A.P. ash. {. l2 Msss, arm.
J II. Bord. D. 30 Pa. .id..
N Morton. , II o., shoulder
J. w. Dunhsn A. 70 NY. hip.
J Lhglr. t.. % Pa, hs
II. h.ruer, III, los y Y. bsnd
G. My-r !. 81 n. Y. shoulder.
" C-till b, 10 MY. head.
J. Martin. L, N Pc, shoulder
u Farrell. h. 70 Mas. hand
A. Burton. A Is Ind. GugeL.
q. ksrrigan, &. 50 r. ho~d.
I. Poole, y. ~ Pa. leg.
r. Leslie. u. 10 h.ss knee.
;. Cropau. ID. 2S Mas. eye.
NJ. Cairns, A. % Mass. knee
NJ cabin. A. ~ As.a, les.
Dsnis Day, A, ~ Mas. nigh
John Fipp, rs NY both l-g~I
Jos. Booze. ID. II Ns.s. head
Jabob To~neT, &. - Ny. leg.
Fred. nine.inKer. ID, - N. Y {
shoulder
Sgt Philip Cavanssh, % Mssa j
u.ish.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-06
Sick ans; Woun dcd Soldiers In philadelphia.
The following disabled soldiers remain IN the
hos ri sls q; PhiLadslphia:
ylLpyHr STREET HOSPITAL.

FlLBkRT STREET HOSPITAL.
Ons hundred and hny admitted into the hospital 81
SiIe.pth fbsu str~t Of which the following the
nsm-s 4 thos. attached to Pennsylvania NswJeIssy. and
DELI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-06
AJSr,;epel Killed and Wounded.

Special 4 patch The ~ Y Tribune. ..
wAsHlssros Fddsy, Sept 5, 1867
The Glowing wounded We're brought up from
Alax L..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-06

Pennsylvania Organizing for Msme De.
Tense.

PRrLAp.IIAIA Friday Sept S, 1907
At q meeting this evening, the Isl Regiment, Grey
Reserves, was filed by new members fos State Tyo.
lection. The example will BE- followed by other
military organizations in tho city. The utmoss
enthusiasm prevailed.
LANCASTER, Friday. Sept s. lsS
In accordance with tue umendation Of tie
Governor ali business was oosed NJ O'Clock. The
citizens met in their respective Wards tonight for
organization and drilling. Several districts are pur.
suing similar course.
HAaRisssHs. Friday. Sept. S. lse1
All places Of business will less VI 3 o'clock thu
afternoon the citizeus forming into companies and
drilling.
Al meeting in Capital Grounds this afternoon,
Paron Bro Snlow stated that he believed was too
intention of the Rebels 10 cross the Potomac b
strong force, and strike for Harrisburg, and nti.
ma,ey for Philadelphia.
Twenty-Five thousand stand u arms are ready for
distribu iou. Over hundred recruits for the old
regiments are sent hence every day.
snADxLSSiA. Friday Sept s. lss3
Mayor Henry recommends the citizens W meet q
the various Precinct Houses ON Monday afternoon,
to form military Organizations TO repel invasion.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-06

The GLOWING wOunded Were Drought up H0HI
Alexandris to-day:
g. Allen, q. Z Wis, finger. 4. Collins. c, Ind. hand
Thomss. D. 7Wi., log j. seuer. y, Gan Y, hip.
sery, H. lbow, L. l6 Msss, c. Wight, Wis, breast
head aud hand.
A. 4. Williams, A, 10 Nass., J. rec, l. 100 Pa. arm
ann J. Gallagher. X. 70 Pc, leg
A Thiuey 10 Mae shder Jesse johnson, b, N. T.,
T. II Lewis. @ rs Ohio hand thigh.
O. -chuI. L., "a Pa. head. N. Dinger, d. LOT Pa, lee
ii Fiosi =, 81 N Y, arm Mcmahon, q. N T.,
A. q. Pa..es, q, II Mess, shoulder.
shood-r. @. y. ColweI. B,b NY, wrist
John CclfoTd D. 10 ". vt Doyle. Y. II MasA, head
arm and face.
D. LIa o. 3Md hip p. Hsass l. IS Mas, hssd
SIXTH EEw-HAHPsHIRE.
The 9Th Nsw-Hampshire, under Col. 8. j. Griffin,
went into he fight on Friday with about $50 men.
The following lie, -ss furnished me by Capt. j. IL.
Jones OF Company h, Of casualties in this regiment:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-06

robbery of valuables from the Generals. peuc, wa
not known AT the Rebel headquarters
STUART's CAVALRY HOP, SEs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-06
The Exciten,ent In Cincinnati.


CIScisSAIi. fiidsy, sept g. 1904
Business ia still suspended. Volunteers and armed
bodies Of msu continue u pour into the city BY
thousands. The city is quiet, and there is no ex.
citement beyond the enthusiasm manifested ovs<
these arrivals. Regiments and companies ~ they
arrive are beautifully supplied with provisions 70
Fifth-stree. Market-place. bridge Of boats is be-
ing built across the river Ut the foot OF Wsinuo
street. IL will BE- completed tonight
The order suppre.sIng Tie Ese"'ng Times Wa
revoked this morning. The paper appears this II.
teyno0p.
Gunboats are constantly pstrolng tho river, above
and below.
Reports from Kentucky arc conflicting. Nothing
is known Of tue Whereabouts Of he Rebes since
their arrival 1t Paris
An order was ifsued this morning, compelling cid.
zens 70 DO IN their houses by p. m.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-06
The Remains Of Gen. Philip Kearney.

The Remains Of Gen. Philip Kearney.
NEWARK, n. J., f.idsy. Sept 8, 1852.
The remains of the lameDted Gen. Philip kesrney
are lying in State =. his residencs in East New.
ark, where they can be viewed between the hours
of 10 and o'clock to-day (Fndsy).
The Remains Of Col. Fletcher Webster.
BosroS. Friday. Angus S. 1867.
Tie remains of Col. Fletc er Webster arrived To-
day. His funeral will lake place On Tuesday next
with appropriate religious services, after which the
body will be conveyed to Ma'sbield by military
escort, and hid beside the dust Of his illusuious
father.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-06
THE WAR In VIRGINIA.

HAZARDOUS TREATMENT OF CUR WOUNDED,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-06

I canister. Chu. II. Brown.
y. A Beckl-y. ID, y Re Rec
G. Birksy, A, 10 Ia Res
q. beatty. q. III Pa.
J. R BrouGhton. b, Ill Pa
John Bear. !. II Pa
ID. Buchanan, b.. 70 Pa
4. }. rrit.fi Is, Pa. Hes
y. Cochran. +. los Pa
J.r Holman. n, II Pa
Sii. kuchrrr. r., u PA. Res.
John keosh. ]. Is Ia.
Jss. X eisrr. n ~ Pa
C.Ip W ni.S. Lantz, C.7 Pare
Milton Ludwig. X. " Pa
Joe. Morrison. h. ! Pa.
Perry Mcdonald. b, Ill Pa
Chas. Miller. |. 80 Pa
ID. McBnde. l.. 10 Pa R~s
Dso Isymsn, A, ~ IA kns.
J Willirghsm. q. ~ Pa
Robert Wiper. /, ~ Pa
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-07-07
AU lTOR's OFFICE, IOWA,

J
1t ia hereby certified, that on the fourth day Of
February, 1862, sworn statement was filed in this
office, showing the condition Of the Phenix Fire
Insurance Company, located at Brooklyn, New
York, on the first day Of January, A. ID. 1852, in
accordance with . provision Of n Act Of the Gem
eral Assembly of the State Of Iowa, entitled IAN
Act in relation {, Insurance Companies, approved
January 2Sth. 1857, and an Ac. amenda,ory there
to, approved February 9Th, ISIS; that said state
ment shows tn 1t said Company is possessed Of the
requisite amount of capital, and invested
CURED by law.
Authority is therefore given to the above named
Company to transact business Of Insurance in this
State in aecor1nree with the laws thereof until
the 3lst day Of January, 4. ID. One Thousand
Eight Hundred and sixty Three.
L. is also certified, that John l.. Swits, Esq of
Davenport, has been duly appointed by said Com
pany their lawful Agent and Attorney for the
County Of Scott, with tull power to take risks OF
Insurance therein, and to acknowledge service ot
process, rs provided by law, upon bis fling with
tho Clerk Of the District Court in and fur said
County, . certified copy Of tho statement on hle
in this ofce. 1t Is further certified that th a.
tached is true ssd correctcopy Of the said stste-
ment.
In testimony whereof, have hereunto set my
hand and eff xed my seal Of Office, this 4th day Of
February, 1862.
ifs J. w. CATTELL,
nch20 Auditor OF State.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-07-07
GREAT CONSOLIDATED LINE
Cincinnati 4 Chicago Air Line
Rail ROAD.

E,OPTY NILES TIE SHORTEST ROUTE
T. 70 Cincinnati, Indianapolis and Louisville.
Two express Trains leave West SIDE Lnit De-
pot, CHICAGO, as follows:
At 8 A NJ. daily, except Sunday.
At $40 Y NJ, daily, except Saturday,.
Arrive at l0:45 A NJ, and l0:45 ~
Through to Cincinnati and IN iirns polls without
change Of cars
Elegant sleeping Cars on Night Trains.
Time 70 Cincinnati, eleven uours.
Thr ugh tickets may b. obt,inei a. the principal
Railroad Offices in tho North West, and the Com
panys Office. No. 1913 Randolph street, under
the Sher l. an House.
JOHN BRANDT, u, GENT Sup't
C.E. FOLLETT, Gent Ticket Aga
d. n. II. MOORE, Agt, Chicago.
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IuPORTANT
SOLDIERS OTLE.aVeE.

q SrArr OF Iowa, ApJ'r GENKaAI's OvFror.
Clinton. Nay ~.
The attention Of Iowa soldiers on sick leave IL
especially directed to the following Genera. order
from Headquarters Department Of the Mississ-
ippi, BY command Of Major Gen. Ha.leck.
N. B. BAKER,
Adjutant Iowa Of Iowa.
HEADQUARTERS DRY OF rHs MISSISSIPPI,
Camp on Corinih Road, Nay II, 1861.
General Order No. n.
I'd. When soldiers On sick leave are ready 70
return to duty, they viii report to the medica'
odicer Of the nearest hospital. Who will give them
certificates to that effect. On presenting such
certificate, the Quartermastes's DEPARTMENT win
furnish them transportation to their regiments.
By command Of Asjor Gen. Halleok.
J. Q. KELTON. A. A. g.
Davenport, Muscatine, Burlington. Keokuk. o..
kalOosa, Fort Madison, 0ttumwa and Upton papers
copy twice. Also Jasper, Poweshiek, Boone and
Marion county papers copy twice. my77-d&wtf
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-07-07
Michigan Central Rail Road.
GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE
To J.esc York, .vfC England
and The Can d0s.
nNAND AFTER SUNDAY NAY 5rn, IS,

nNAND AFTER SUNDAY NAY 5TH, 1862,
" trains leave the Great Genital Union Depot,
toot of Lake street, as follows:
IA N Dav Exp e.s EXCEPT Sunday arrives at
Detroit at $40 NJ Suspension bridge ~ $50 A VI,
Albany 5 30 z NJ, New York $50 Psi, Doston ll:80
PM.
1910 p VI Night Express except Saturday. ar
rive a Detroit at 1890 A NJ. Suspension brines
$50 Z NJ, Albany 800 A IL, New lork 1920
A NJ, Boston 2;30 NJ.
Cincinnati trains, via NJ G Railroad, leave Chi
csso ., A II mali train. 73o T NJ Fast Express
arrive IN Chicago ats: A u Fast Express, aud
8:l5 p n Night Mail Train.
The 7:3o r ii train leaving Chicago runs through
to Cincinnati without change Of ears OF baggage.
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illinois Central Railroad.
IT, 07s -

IN AND AFTER SUNDAY. NOVEMBER
81. trains will leave from the Grand Central
Sepot, loot OF Lake and South " a,er street:
through Express, Al $50 A NJ. arriving at
iai y, exc, Slndaysi sairo q. 4:3O A Al.
Cag This Train connects for Peoria Alton. a.
LOWS, Memphis. New Orleans and Mobile.
Acconnodstionl 4. 400 P Y. for C.are and Way
Ever, d., SIS P1; s s,., day., :. 0'''' ''
- This Trsin, on Saturdays, will run only TO
UrbanA Trains arrive as Chioaso ct ll:0t < n
md y:30 pm.
Fr Tickets and information, apply ct the once
the Great Central Depot.
HYDE PARK AND WOOD LAWN.
Trains will leave Chicago: Leave Wosd Lawn:
6:OAM Gas AN
S:45 I'M Gas An
1900 n 12.55PM
300 Pm 345P Pm
500 NJ 6:50PA
W. r. ARTHUR, Cent Sup't.
W.P. JOHNSON, Gen I Passenger Ag't. no30u
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MiIl OVO(sS1.

sMiIl 0teOOSt.
NOV IS THE TINE TO LAY IN WOOD
N for winter use. We havsdry kindling wood
t43 70 Per cord and green wood . u u pss
isle.
N11-dM tRk1CB = 0Av6os
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RAILROADS.



SUNNI En ARnAN0Rm4Nr. 800.
l's'ss ~" oy OA'csgo sisss. sAieA 10 s,sssss ais
ses' ts'se' sAa~ Dsss.po,t s;ns.
0N AND AFTER MONDAY. NAY IN,
trains will leave Davenport - follows:
7.4o A. y. for Victor and Washington.
TRAINS ARRlvs At pAvExro.r Al FOLLOWS.
e.soP. u. from Victor and Washington.
aorning tsains out Of Davenport will make direct
,onnections ct Victor, Iowa city and Washina.
:. with the Western Stage Company stages fos
III points West.
trains from the West connect at Davenport
with trains Of the Chicago and Rsck Island Rail
Z .ad for all points East, North and South.
Passengers are reminded of the necessity q
giving distinct directions ~ TO the destination Of
their baggage. also to procuresicksts before taking
heir seats in the cars.
JOHN r. TRACY, Gent Supt.
A. KIxBALL, Asst Sup't.
Davenport, May Sd. ls62.-dtf
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Galena T. Chicago Uaioa Railroad.

GSlcEa q chicago CntUA nAnSVeu'
NRH - Rsk4R
ON AND AFTER Monday, NOVEMBER
~ 4th, 1851, Trains VIZ leave Wells street De-
pot, Chicago, A. follows, Sundays excepted
At s:45 A N and 9l5 ? NJ, for Belvidere, Rockford,
Freeport, Warren. Galena, Dunlith, Dubuque
and intes mediate places.
At 8.45 A N and II IS p NJ for Dixon, Polo, Full.
ton, Cedar Rapids and intermediate points:
At4P n for Elgin, Belvidere, Rockford and in
termediate points.
At 5 A NJ or Geneva and intern edate places.
Passengers tor Beloit and Janesvills will take
the S:45 A NJ train.
Passengers for Crystal Lake, McrIenry, Rich
mond Geneva Lake and intermediate points, will
take the 4 p NJ train.
TRAINS ARRIVE AT CHICAGO
At $40 p NJ and 4:l0 A NJ, from Dunleith, Oalsna,
Freeport, etc. .
At $40 r NJ and $50 A M, from Cedar Rapids,
Fulton, Dixon, etc.
At Halo A NJ from Fox River Valley.
At 900 A N, Geneva Acconmod atioa.
~ Sleeping Ca's on Night Trains.
EB. TALCUTT, GAM Sup't.
G. NJ. WHEELER. Gent Tassgr Agt. nv20u