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Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1862-06-04

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HIGHLY IMPORTANT NEWS.

BLOODY B4TTZE BEFORE RICH
HOND.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1862-06-04

NEW YORK, June "A special dispatch
to the Tribune, dated Harper's Ferry. TO day
says all Is quiet there. The rebels have
evacuated Martinsburg and Charleston. The
damage done 10y the rebels to the Baltimore
aud Ohio Rail Road Is trifiing. The road
can be put in operation to the Ohio river
within two days. The Union Cavalry, Capt
J. II. Stewart, from Pittsburg, Pa, occupied
Martinsburg and several miles beyond. The
Union refugees in large numbers are return,
ing TO their homes.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1862-06-04

To NERVOUS S-FFEi.E..> -
SENES.-A Retired C.er-y-a
restored 70 health ia "a few s.aE-. 81.
yeas Of great Nervous NrE-r--
e. assist others by seuGi-E ,.rs
# q post paid directed envs
the prescription used l'+.
JOHN N. DAGNALL. Is Ia
Brooklyn, y Y.
Apr1l 80. 1862 On
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1862-06-04

SAN FEAyCIsCo, May 26--Arrivci: Stea-
mer Orizaba. from Panama; ships Zeugara,
Robin Hood. and Torrenz. from Hong Kong,
Dublin and New York. Sailed: Ship Daph-
no, for Hong Kong
The three ships from China bring nearly
one thousand angoliau pas sengcrs- About
the same number of Americans arrived 10y
to days steamer from Panama, and nine
hundred passengers sailed for Oregon and
British Columbia Uy two Osteamers last week
The Orizaba brings news from tbs city of
Mexico. via Acapulco to the sth inst. On
that day the French army commenced re-
treating from before Puebla towards Amcsa.
1t appears there had previously been fight
ing. The following is the dispatch announ-
cling the news 10 President Juarez:
| ..PueJlG, May Sth.-Word was received
at Mexico oE the 7th that we had uiumphed.
/ The French have commenced retreaIing
/ since we offered battle. This morning we
/ formed Our troops in front Of their camp,
! but they rcfus ed II accept the challenge
/ and have turned back to their foolish hardi
/ hood and objectionable cTeaulity. Please
receive compliment in the name CT Gen
! GaragaSa. and mine. Yours, forever
NGNACICo MIGIA-
Gen. Diego Alvenso, successor TO old Juan
/ AlvenSo. has issued, in consequence of IL,
above news, decree, threatening the penal
ty of death t. all those who should give any
information or assistance in any way to ia,
French, also advising the residents Of Aca
pulco t. retire ten leagues into the Interior
thus abandoning the post 10 the commando
of the first French man-of war who ma,
come in.
The British squadron, consisting Of fuu
men Of war, was at Acapulco On the 18th.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1862-06-04

&C. We publish below an extract from
private letter, which was handed Us to read'
it will be perused with interest by many, as
It comes from one of our brave young men
Of the Allleghenies, who volunteered. and Is
now serving his country i'll the 18th Illinois
regiment
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1862-06-04

Chairman e the Democratic State TX. Con
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-06-20

! or seized by any Provost Marshal, or taken up
astray, or ia ken from soldiers marching in the
enemys country, is required to be turned over
to the chiefs of the staff of the departments to
which such property would appertain, on duty
with the troops, to be accounted for by them
as captured property, and used for the public
service unless calimed by the commanding Off
Ger to be returned.
Capt Hopkins, of the 3lst Massachusetts,
who came passenger on the Ocean Queen states
(says the Express) that there is but little sin
cere Union sentiment in New Orleans. Those
who are for the Union since the taking of the
city by Gen Butler: are those who were always
in favor of the Union but even these persons
are ready to go over at anytime in case the
Confederates should ever prove he strongest
side
The Winchester correspondent Of the Phila-
delphia Press says:-':Fro all the informa-
ton I have been able to gather from both sides,
I deduce the following: Jackson, with from
fifty to sixty thousand men, and over one huu-
dred pieces of artillery is at Port Republic,
waiting for Gen Fremont Gen. Shields is at
Lurav. while Gen. Fremont has fallen back to
Mount Jackson.
There is said to be regiment in Blenkers
division III which there are soldiers of forty-one
different nationaties!
There was heavy frost in Northern New
York, on Sunday night last
Hon Pierre Soule was taken to Fort Lafay
cite, from New York, yesterday afternoon.
The Boston Journal asserts that the Govern
ment has endorsed all the acts of Gen. Butler
since he took possession Of New Orleans.
The great rage among the ladies of Paris
lust at present is decalcomane Well, decal-
comanie is the art of decorating "Sol-naen1e -
the advertisements state-porcelaln, wood,
paper, and candles so that they appear to have
been finely painted, and the porcelain made to
resemble the finest Sevres-ware and all at
comparatively small expense.
Six Confederate prisoners OF war, recently
sentenced to be executed ct New Orleans, tor
q violation of their parole, have been reprleved
by Gen. Rutler.
The Paris correspondent Of the New York
Herald tells a good story OF Horace Greeley
who, when arrested some six or seven years
AGO in Paris, was offered by friend, who deals
extcnsiy .ly with America, to become his bail
for any amount. "No, no, said Horace, Il
will 90 to prison. The thing will add ten thou
sand to the circulation Of the Tribune,
T G Swaine / Co. have opened grocery
store, on Fairfax street, opposite the Market
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-06-20

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
81 the Shenauloah-lnrouit OF bei're8"lo
J. change Of Prisoners: &c
!. VAsu1vGr0y, June 20. w orkmen are bu-
Sly engaged in getting the different churches
into the proper trim as hospitals for the sick
and wounded soldiers. Judging from the vast
nrooarations being made, the government must
be in expcctaton Of having the great bulk OF
the disabled soldiers sent to this place.
The 4th Presbyterian Church, Rev. John Z.
Smith pastor is now being changed into hos
pital as speedily as possible. Workmen were
engaged all last night in making the necessary
preparations.
The work of laying the city railroad is going
on RAPIDLY, already has the track been laid from
the Capitol gate to near a street, and the
I ground is being broken to-day III front Of the
. Metropolitan llate Blown's) Hotel. 1t is ex-
4 rccted that By the 4th Of July-the cars will
be running from the Capitol to she President 5
House
The adjournment OF Congress still continues
matter Of speculation:7 The House IS ready
to adjourn at the end Of the present month;
but it is doubtful if the Senate will agree
The radicals are opposed to an early adjourn
ment, pretorring to remain here and conduct
wal operations. According to the ConStltu-
ton, the President, in case Of a disagreement,
has the power to adjourn Congress- 1t has
been limited that he will do so, should the ses-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-06-20
FROM WASHINGTON.

rspr(TAL DISPATCH TO THE GAZETTE.
u.ritals-Cty EaitroadAljonrnmcnto Of t"rgress-kumor
e rho death of Jackson-Specch Of Hon Ben Noo-Ae"
n~,o,ns Mails-Jacksons Reinforcement in the Valley OF
rho Shenau;loah-purst of Beauregard Ab'ndone'I--EN~
change Of Prisoners &c.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-06-20

! >onato tnanDcf, Nlllle Ills tnulC11 10 Uooe' III
! hospital purposes.
The New York Express Of yesterday after
noon says that Gen. Pope has given up the
pursuit of Beauregard, aud that new policy
is to be adopted. It's supposed that deten-
| sive line will be made across from Cornth to
Memphis. and the aggressive abandoned at
! least for the present.
| The Express says q It will be easy for Hal
lecl's troops to take the place Of the reserves
around Washington, Fredericksburg, Manas
sas, Harpers Ferry and Williamsburg, whilst
these reserves are quickly forwarded to Nc
Clelan and Hunter as both Generals can hold
their own until reinforced.
\ strong committee from ew York are IN
the city pressing the passage of the Bankrupt
| law
tt IS thought that an arrangement for gener
al exchange Of prisoners will be made shorty,
and it is said that correspondence to that end
is now progressing.
LocAL.-"Cracker Hall, " on the road to
Mount Vernon, near Spring Bank, was burned
down few days ago-most Of the negroes on
the Mount Vernon estate have returned: but
they are generally idle, and consider themselves
free-:we have now-to-day and tomorrow
the A2nq d1ys Of summar:-tences were broken
down and raids made upon gardens IN the su-
burbs, yesterday, by vagabond boys, worse
than ever.
The Philadelphia Inquirer says the streets
there are constantly paraded by men IN UNI
form, who are either on leave or nomlnally
sick. or are making use OF any pretext to aVold
their duty. The same remark holds good as to
New York neighborhood.
\ surgeon writing from Mcclellan army:
speaking Of operations upon the field at the
time of the battle of Fair Oaks, says he remov-
ed limbs and cut out bullets without using chlor-
oform, the patients being SO excited by the
noise Of artillery and musketry as not to mind
the pain.
DR.. HAYS, the surgeon sumarily dismissed
from thescrvice, by Secretary Stanton, publish
es a card in his own defence, from which 1t
would appear that he volunteered to bring the
wounded from Front Royal where he was Or
dered to leave them; that he telegraphed the
Surgeon General that the train was coming,
and sought vainly for hours to find him; and
that he did not go to bed till o'clock IN the
morning, at which hour citizens were providing
for the comfort of the soldiers in his charge
Tuesday last was the day fixed for taking
vote Of the people Of Illinois on the adoption OF
the revised constitution. Thus far we have the
vote in only two towns viz: Chicago and
| Springfield, the former giving majority OF
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-06-20

T. G. Swaine 4 Co. have opened a grocery
store, on Fairfax street, opposite the Market
at Laphen old stand, where the best OF gro
ceries and liquors can be had. From samples
sent US. and tried, we can especially recon-
mend the latter. We would advise the pubic
TO give the new firm trial.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-05
LATEST NEWS
By TELEG RAPH.
The Capture Of Mobile Confirmed
The Latest from Virginia.
GEN. BANKS EXPEDITION.
SOUTHERN NEWS.
From PIiladeIphia.

fHILApkLfHIA, Nov. 3.
The Washington Star says Las. night the al.
vance oi the Army the ootonae. uaaer General
burnside ara FIs1 John Porter, had doubtless
bisouackeo upon the line OF the Alexandra and
Winchester iufnplks, irorl Jppervi le three mi e.
n frpni or below Ashby's cap, dOwE to Middle
bury, distance Of ten miles.
Their cavalry must have hsitei for Tho nigbt
very nsar II net on the line If the Manassas GAP
Railroad, s9ne~.ere between trout koysl an
Thcroughtars Gap.
lac iOtcc oi o,gel, which took up the lire or
march early yesterday muruing, must have sd-
van el upon tie iiEe of The raj road 10 her
cl-h are Gap, ere nighifail, If n3t beyond that
point. While another ciyision Of the army IN front
Ut Washing ~, under ) cAirs, =: the same ii e
was doubtless advatcing 10 the rear b. Si-,l AZ 4
Al ni ht within suppor.Ig distance of hIn.
Such, ne judge from our kn Wedge Of the
country. roads, ETC., 10 necessarily have besa the
moveD, nis east OF the blue Ridge yesterday.
he march 0. oen. Siesles division Yesterday
before AiexaId s.mssl 10 tGe extreme 'front.' re-
cts gIeat credit oE X.
Upto 81 4. N. ie-day We have not been able
- learn 'ha. the eseny Lad appeared in iron, of
>igei's rnaDd In foice. We Won d have leara-
ed he facts nad the enemy made Any ait.ck On
ID quarter this * rning.
We hunk ii nov clear iha Lees flank has been
tuYCea.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-05

TRUSTEES SALE-Whereas, On the 4th da u
i Of March, A D.. 1856, Francis Ancn, and
Theresa Anon, his wife, executed unto Austin
Cori o rs Trustee, . certain Desc Of Trust, con-
veyipg TO said Trustee the land il Scot; county,
Iowa, described rs foll vs., to-wit: The cas- half
cf the south west quarter and the west half Of
the sou,heas: quarter of section number twenty
fear "a in tox nship eighty (Se) north Of range
No. one Il east Of the 5ih p. ALEC the west
half Of the north east quarter and the east
half sf the mort h-vest quarter Of section number
twenty fse % in same township and range.
which said CONVEYANCE was made by the said
Francis Anon and wife for the purpose of secur-
ing the payment OF enc certain promissorv note
and the IN Ter 81 thereon, sign by said Francis
Anon, dated be 4,h day OF March, b 1885
and payable March issl SIS, fer the .sn ef q ght.
cen hundred dollars, TO the oroer Of Nicholas r.
jerssry. ana drawing interest st the nte of ter
. per cent. from date.
AMI now said cote having become due aId
payable, spd the said Francis Anon having allied
TO Pay the sane, l, Austin Cosbin. Trustee
As aforesaid. do hereby Aive this public
notice, that BY virtue Of the power which
Trust, viii, en- Saturday, the 2sth daJ
Of N-venber, A. D. 1852, At the hour Of o'clocl
i6the forenoon Of said day, ~ the Court Houe,
door, in the city Of Davenport expose and offer fo
sale, at public saetion, the parcels Of lant
above described, or % much thereof as shaI
be necessary to nt,sfy and pay the amoaHto of ssii
note, with the interest thereon 70 the day .
sale, together with an the costs and expense
attending said sale, costs o. this notice and Trus
| see's fsss. v3s = q se
DaAsd he 9Th day Of Novsosse. A. D., 1854.
.s-ssse = AUtTN COasIN,
ssvs ftusass.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-05

" hAsHtSbToN, nov. b.
II is sadto-nirh', in nililsry cir le., th lat Col
3srscEe let Aujutant General Of the my, IN
l1ty the Wa, Department, Will svon leave here
for dgty n the tsiG, a. Chet Of staff o. Mhj0r
Gepei Il Rosecraa.. al1 iBat he Hil he succet led
by tol. James u. Try, :, presrI. Chiet Of Staff 10
ter. Euel!.
lhe entire army has been paid Of up TO the
5qth of Jure, unt pprtion up 10 the 5lst Of An
gust. he reas.n Tor tae IN pay nent VI tae re-
mainjer Is oTing tc tie reqai-itlcns Of he Ar
De4artment. L he bounty a1d adysnce pay Q. n e
Dew recruits having 10 tie paid first, AMI this
Transaction requires ali tae available Inds
Gov CuItin Is here - confer wiIs the President
upon imior,an' mili:ssy &da re connected ~ilh
eniis ylyAHis.
Rear dDi.al Dupont, in a comm unca.ioII to
the War Department concerning citcums,sn q. I.
Attending the capture ot the British steamer.
Scotia, Au.le, anu 0waeAi,s, and the desuu lion
II the Nina ), SAYS the crew o. the Scotia %
staso Of ia .DsicatI6a, 80 IL a. they became un-
usaas satle, sac Ac. ng Lieat. tonrog ordered
iEein 10 be uaas.trr-d On board the Restless and
put III irons. Tie Al sieg, wAea capture, was
4.uos' out of coal, snl aas sent by Capt Cord r,
sen Or oti.sr. Of Charleston t. Port kpysi 70 be
supplied. bis is the same steamer which at
p,cd 10 enter Charleston in september, and
te NJ hestet of, sueceeled il making her escape
through the darkness
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-05
From 81. l.OuIs.

81 Lcris, Ncr. :.
VIC hare additional detsH. ~ The recent rout
Of BsI5ndges suenillas ~ BoiiirEer NJ lie, in
South egs efn Missouri.
The force. Of pewey anj Lcg.n formsd
Junction ,ey III pittmsn's f.rry. newe. hsi =
rsnnng frsi fDr Is inu,es n ith the guefiliss Of
Bar < and ,t. Gfew. Our loss as trivial.
Several of the enemy's ufhee,s wtre taken p ison-
ers.
Lcgan chasei de'achn.n. II Poone's men
from van Busen 10 Rol.inger Eills, I've miles this
side d Pocahouias.
The killet. ~o1o cd ard captured of the enemy
amcnnt to 23s. Our lgss il one killeI AMI four
wnuraai
friscners ssr they had o.iers from ii ndmsn 10
make .oress arch 70 Springfield. fall in III
of the army un1er seJlcid, take Sping lei q, and
cut ol the .-ppites.
A sDaeh iton Colonel Bird ha. been rcc.iv-
el by General HaFi-toI, statlnc that Logan ID
returned to pt'tsrscn. he went 10 Poca ahuntas,
drove the enemy across the Ttser, followed him
several mies, n3aie many 1ptffant captures aud
hal on.y tBree men wDanfed md one taken piis-
Cnsr. he enemy lost some 20 killed, ~ hsrses
and 80 stand II ms car'ared.
Ii is asoertaiue that Ja ksoa is At Little Ro;k
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-05
HLIIOxS E[EGTxO.H.

November 41ey.
,aifo s,ss' cen 9'Ia'e fn'laT,t' q aeou, 90.
:. :. q ny an .. ~
c.sy go. .pab.ieaa lsl3.ls. ol so 100
,'', 1eheFe gives nepae'lssn ma!onty .t les
PplAeA9siIs si,es nss. hsPaohran malony OF ~
"a. &c = pesa sfa''e 2 J9nty q ~;
LeckPa.' gives Den eT.'.e M jgri'y q leo.
49, 49, 80 neiu,iiesn "sJefi'! o. 40
~, go k'e ne ,atHissI hhJsfv.
phi.lieo'h gre. republican tDslority Of -.
t.iloh ees 81 10 'eau N ori'F o. ~
- ti.es : petneershe s',. maJorty 81 ~
uarsngo siVes nspno!can nslofiy o. .4o.
"inueil si'n - a.iica. nsleH q treas
uer :. ~, hsipo'lean iaai9Iirs ,"r staie q
,afse' I15 eeE.iai ass enIly' -, congress, sih
pl.if.ft, -; staie senasor, ~
2i'ss - -,a1e ,a Heket Lem ocratic
~ y .i'ii'y y 20 STUART oerAic inSlonty q
usa-,,n lseoni'a ara Ly'anaef comfy y Republican
hs!on'y. -, ..
nas i-,and-Arneia and. ~ Sherman - Gage s.
hins -, ea.n a..en -, a'fand O..
Io'.s'1 o ~. Dem.efsue n-Jor'y sia,e 'ieket
Aane; og,e comfy VAN oarnet majority ~
lnsefso'i ao' 6auef' hep, msl'nty .. batemans
uu.o, pn,;,.. o, p..,,;;
Er...,a 49,, ,p,,.J .I.,..a usJ:
- - oo1n's' "efuoiic~a "slof
'w. rp p,,.
10, D'' eo11'' "spu0iicaa ni''
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p.-.hi,r.a >. .;a,;,- ~. sa,,,, III; ,,roi.hIr
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W~,a.,o.s Mcu. or,.v 1-1.,,aiI 9re Al
-. ~ hn.,., aIi ssane IL H.l;m,n eIo
H,a.s. l5a r.,c..a,,h 81 nc-,.I, III
s,~is c'nn,, ..re. ! E-,a,,l;..n m.;ar;tv a. g.
I.isys..- kspubIiean nsjoriiy Of I.
Kewanee. Henry county, gives Lsvejoy major
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-05

E.corsAeE HOME ISpUsTsr.-At

E.corsAeE HOME lSpUsTsr.-At
present ali the fixed sDrpni,iOn used 10 the
Western srny 10 uaruisetured in Illinois
Ohio. Indisna ard Penu'ylvsnia. Iowa hs'
no. received . sing!e order This state OF
,pip1s cannot be attributed 10 any want OF
f.esii,ier, for Iowa pcssssses al ihat are re-
oui.ste. lis because the proper exertions
haze not been made by those who Should ee
moe, deeply interested in the welfare of the
State. shot. .heu, canister, grape, csE-
ridge. 10 fact every description Of smmuni
,;on can be manufae,ured right here in Ds.
vespoY., and By nen, too. who have had
crss. experience 10 the business. and are
posspssed of the necessary machinery and
capital TO d. tie vo,k rapidly and well.
ar. ponshue. Of the Ia Claire Foundry, 10.
forms Us ths. he was At ore time very
heavily engaged in this business. hGs pou al
tae necessary mscbioery TO embark in IN it,tut
lacks the necessary IL fiaeDce with The Govern.
rneni 10 Of. sin az order. This lie wrong. iowa
ha. .eut forty ,houssni ,rcois into the field,
AMI lh1y have done more ard harder fighting
thsn ar solciers in th- army. Cur Sltte
should receive come credii fer ihis-somsthing
mere tangib thar mere lip praise. We wish
tie Government 10 recogn'zs our services IA
the good cause, aud in parcel!ng oct the
ioaves AID fshes, recoll.e. that Iowa hss
cls.ns npon one OF the largest baskets in the
lot We have men 10 our city who should
have ecnsidersble i, iu.nce with the powes
9. Na.hinetou. Let them see that Dayenptr,
at les.t 10 not forgotten.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-05

ARRIVED.
Tuesday. November I.
JENNIE " EIPFLR, Morrison, KeUkuk.
BILL HAStasscs, Rhodes, Eubsqss.
TErARrID.
JAkKs MANS, Pierce Dcbuaue.
JENNIE EifFLE, MDrr son, keokuk
BoEs HAVING TO-DAY.
The Ssstheru Line packe; Pemtina, Captair
Hill, will leave for st. Paul and way poinis to
day. Mr.. Z. j. Inssl u the ofhcs
The elegant and fast sailing packe. Eawkeys
Captain Dick Gray, and Clerk Dawley, viii de-
part ior ST. Louis ard intermediate landing thu
morning.
The mail snl sssenger packet Rill Henderson
Captain Rhodes, will depart Ter Dubuque and all
way pint a; o'clock this morning, masking cor.
necten with boats for ST. PAU
The mail and passenger packet Kate Cassel
Captain h. ". DAVIS, Clerk Powers, will depart
for keoksk and all intermeiiate landings at seven
o'clock this msrniDg.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-05
THE MARKETS.


OFFIcg or THR DEg. 4 Ngvsl
Tses4ay Eve, hov.4
Tne marks. IS rather dull and prices on the de-
cline.
F4orR--f4 81 $500 Wholesale and S5.2ol5a0
retail. Shipments l59 bbls.
WEEAT-ln good demand ct s1G5ec; prime
lots 7og75,. Receipts, $40 bu.
bAgLEr.-oliet al eec@si.o4. Receipts i ZOO
bu. shipments $50 bu.
CoRS-Duil at lea. Receipts zoo bu. Ship
ments 400 bu.
AIS ao@3sc. Receipts 1870 bu.
ONIONS -N-thing doing nominal at 95,G$1 TO-
PorAToEs-5ed 55c. Receipts BOO tu.
HcGs-S215 iive weight. Receipts e. heads.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-05
From New York.

New IolK, Ncv.4
The Ne. 0rlean. Delta, os the -Iih, Goa aims
tie follosi in- iteIs:
lhe steamship cuba arrived this norniEg fr I'm
Havana, E5lcn fos. q l.lt OF the list list.
fne rag sei set q: men, clothed in tie garb
Of Texas Rangers sarrivea IN The cry THE morning
from Metsinoras. They came TO jein the Union
army aud & ,as for b. ms sni property ion
which me, have been oliyen by tie soees.Ios-
ists.
The French Admiral Keyns1i, With the frga;e
Guerrere aud The gun o4as re ..sisdn, arrived at
New Ofcans on lie - h Ne~ ! Yfk.
The frelch gun boat CAterett AID tle kngli.a
gun boat kia lao are ascho.ed f Aes Ureaus
The resiaence OF II. W. Forscliler. vi. As zine
street, New Ure4ns lad bean Iebsea 0. iron
.ate c ntaiDiag inn uftaIt papers, silver ware,
le ciry. money a.. 10 the amouLi Of $I.vt0 700.
ALaritr. cry ditI4tcA q the "a sa,s
emy opposed tuT a4valce urt IL reachet Sniek-
erylile, when they relrcatel to the western .ide
Al our troops relched the tr.s. 4 the hill boGy
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-05

JUGGKp. Yesterday officer Brown
proceeded TO house near the railroad bridge
occupied by three beauties OF uncertain age
ba, certain occupation. and uncer,moniors 81
walked them off 10 Jail. TIE names OF The
seauiies were Mary Boman, Margaret Cline
and Bridget Kane-three ss hard looking &C.
cupants Of hoope ae one will meet with in the
country.
Yesterday the cyrsns we're brought before
Jus,iee Wheeler. fined SIS each, hadn't the
needful. and we're sent back to gaze through
the Aekley Honss iron lattice work for thirty
days
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-05
NUMBER 10.

bArrnefen. lake Co.. sx rep maj.
nesRt sief'iae 3 ves dse mai. u lss.
GAlva, Henry CO, u rep maj.
CaiAfihe. Cook tc, rep asj lss ~hsls vote
rs. w.
kAneviils. Ksne Co. rep nrj 81
Leo Center 81 rep maj.
Erie. -f.rs sensen 60, dem mel Of II.
J ekofa rep nsj IL.
Harrison, MinnsbAgo Co. rep nsj.
Nes Milford, Winnsbagc Co, rep msi %.
Cheuy Vailey ls7 rep maj.
LysAndco rs rep msj
Bai0yrs, Lee 90, rep maj IS.
Nelson ~ rep maj
rasnam 20, snchwire precinct, rep msj ~.
Inion Grpve, aite.ids CO, rep nsj ~.
Cly ie 50 cp maj
lsiics 42rep msj.
MaLkes aa LAD ,cr maj
CLicsgo Junction a. Gem mai.
Dekslb 6 rep maj.
Dnhhan, heHsnry Go, rep nsj %
Ashley dem maj 70.