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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-14
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DEPARTMENT. ART GzSEaAL's orFicr,l
Wa.hirgtpn, Oct 23. 1862
GENERAL ORDERS NO. ls6.
/. appearing that large quantities Of Govern
,usnt property have been uplarfulIy disposed Of
by non commissioned o6.ers aGl soldiers, in viola
ion OF Law AMI Of tho array yrule7 and regulations,
| !. is therefore ordered: Ina, oil United states
| ,ficers commaniing posts, shall seize oil military
| clothing, blankets, shoes, arms and equip bents
| nd other such supplies which have been issued
| oy the Government to soldiers, and lost or die
| posed Of by them. And it sha.l DO Incumbent
| IN any reTgoG, not n so,oieT VINO s.~y have any
uoh property In his possession. to prove that no
.as lawfully acquired possession thereof.
Such property, when o.. -, !. -. .s ,urned over
"a United States Quartcrma ster, and his rec.in.
{, Ae. taersfore, one Of ,ach receipts
IN dupi,. 70 tho Quarter Master t,enerai.
TO be transnitte- 'nortsd 70 tho Adiutnnt
The seizure will also bel,.
General. ~.
All Provost Ma'shals appointed by the =
ment will assist in recovering to the United
states this description Of public property.
Commanding officers Of companies are reminded
that 1t is their duty net only to Gauge soldiers
sho are guilty Of violating tho Law, forbidding
the sale, destruction, or negligent loss Of clothing.
rms, and public property, to be charged on the
Muster Roll with all the articles Improperly lost
= disposed Of, but also " enforce surh other pun
shment IS tho nature of their offsnce m.v IA.
nand.
BY Order of Rotary Of War.
L. THOMAS,
nov. 1o-3t. Adiu,snt Gene,.l-
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-14
OFFICIAL PAPER OF TaE CITY
LATEST NEWS
BY 1HE MAILS.
From the goth Regiment.

We are permitted By Mr.. Stathem
to make a few extracts from letters
received by him from his brother, aud
father in-law, Mr.. Curtis. The letters
are dated at Marvinsvlllc, 25 miles
west Of Springfield, Nov. s,h.
1--WE have hecn marching very hard
for few days past, averaging eigh
teen miles per day-some days as high
as % miles. Our boys have seen rough
times. We left three or four Of com>
pany d at Fayetteville, Arkansas. sick.
They are undoubtedly prisoners ere
this, as the rebels were camped in the
mountains not far from the town, and
l have heard since We left that they
were back there. 1t may be long
time before they are released. 1t seems
very hard for men to scken aud die
without any one appearing to care for
them. There was very nice boy in
company d, named Andrew J. Lind
sey, who got sick and had to be left
behind. The next thing ! heard he
was dead. So goes soldering. l have
seen some Of our boys Sho in Da. en-
port were comfortably situated, limp.
lug along on the march with their feet
covered with sores and bllsters. Still
they say, much as they would like to be
at home, they do not wish to return mn
I'll the war ia settled, and the object
for which they cnIis,c gained. IL
would not surprise me if the regiment
was ordered to St. Louis. think il
more than probable we shall have a
new field Of labor soon, aud | hope we
will, Tor l am tired aud sick OF this mis-
cradle s ate. / cannot see what the in
habltants are going to do for provisions,
for we have used up everything We could
find. In the country We have passed
through there Is every indication of mis-
ery and want. | have often convefsed
with the women, who are generally very
ignorant, and they, without exception,
express themselves in favor of peace up.
on any terms.
Yesterday | stopped on the march
and took dinner with good Union fam
lily from PENNSYLVANIA. Onr bill of fare
consisted Of corn bread and mix, which
/ thought was great treat. If l am
fortunate enough 10 g,t home after this
war is over, shall he satisfied with an
exceedingly modest diet.
The weather in this vicinity is quite
cold, rendering heavy blankets al in
,dlspensible necessity.
There are a great many sick in the
goth, AID many of them will never re-
cover. Want Of good nursing aud care
is the cause. Robert Hask.ns, Mr.. Spear
ing's brother in-law, died this evening,
aud will be buried to. morrow. Wm.
McLaughipg is in the hospital, sick
These are sll the items OF interest.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-14

"A MAN shall be commended accord.
ing TO his wisdom" You who would be COM
meDded to an ind.fuite extent will do we'll to
buy your dry goods at Whi.ler's Great New
York store.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-14

TnE County Board Of Supervisors
meet at the Court huose on Monday next to
canvas the soldiers' vote, and transact such
other business as may come in regular order
b. fore the Board. We notice that the Muscs.
tine County Board, Which met 10 canvass tn e
80 dle,s' vote Of that county, we're allowed t.
adjourn, the vote rot having been received
Possibly our Supervisors may he caught in
the same predca ment
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-14
From New York.

NEw YoRE, NOV. 13.
Advices from Port Roysl by he gunbeat West
e,n " Grid. repor, mil tarj ana naval expe ition,
comprising 300 Rh,dc Island, rs had torn up the
rails OF the Charleston IL savannah Railroad.
A large nnmaer of rebel troois arrived frem
Charleston n and our forces retreatea to the i"ats
a rebel deserteg reror oi BeAuregard was to at
tackled PULASKI, aboat tho l7.h
The engines beirg removed from the Nash
vile to oe placed in enc OF the rebel rams, of
which sevn1a are about ready.
A nagro company IL dot"2 picket duty a, ".
Saurns island under white officers. ! wo boat
loads of them recently projected up the Dsiie,
river ana captured rebel deput5 Msr hal and
pieke,s.
,,t. athsrine'4 Island II ovscuate. by the reb-
els, who took the negroes With them, killing t"o
VI Refused 10 go
Tho health Q! the troop At Port Royal is good.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-14

L.uisvlLLK, Nov. II.
Burksyile, Ky, 800 rsbe cavalry rived
hero Tney say hat 100 ,lofe on the waJ
To rein oice them.
Nashville Reported fight near Lobnum Tues
day between keunetis AMI u al ord, cavalry on
hi Federal side and Nofgah's men on The other
Seven guerrillas were captured. also number oi
horses Oar cavalry is in pursuit
Iheatha,ns rebel division is AT Iu'iahonia.
Part Of Bragg's army ia reported At Knoxville
lhe rebels are removing their sick to Chatta-
nooga.
lnere ara large quantities Of Confederate
stores at Murfrees boro.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-14
THE MARKETS.


OgYIcs OF THE DsY. Nsws,
THURSDAY Eve, Nov. l3
Quotations ara about the me as yesterday.
FLoUH--s4.50d5.2o. Shipments l30 bbs.
WHEAr-In demand at 6V@a5c. Prime lots
soc- seipts 1873 bu.
BAILEY. Qaist at eoc@ese. Receipts llcO
bu.
CoRx--lstgl9c. Receipt. l5o bu. Shipments
900 bu.
OArs--25@soc. Receipts 44i5 hu. Shipments
600 bu.
PorATogs-Nominal ct 35M50c.
HeGs--s2 75@S0o live weight.
,.ra AAgkel.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-14

CAVALRY HoRsss.-Inspector Haight
mustered in one hundred and four horses yes
terday, and one hundred aud eight the day
before Tn re are now nearly eight hundred
horses in emp. and more on hand ready Tor
the Government stalno,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-14
rHs GREATEST GREATEST NUMBER


Corroy AND NEwsPaPERs.-OH
..o. - rug ps,os OF PsrSr,so SfocK.-Ihe
un,r.c.dept.d advance 10 the price u pf'o''
In. nsn.r i. likely u seriously effect the
,,.h,,.bi,o interests Of the country. In
,,,.. =, .,cb ipteuss natie Da! interest. ana
-hs, all The psople demand to know daiy
of the great events that are eonsu's'1s '''
Uoion. it is OF the utmost consequences '".'
IN. means Of diffusing Information should ne
ur,e.t,ic,ed spd cheap. II Is only oy the I'D
ara, articulation OF facts and opinions through
ou. The country, that We can hope to sos's'n
,ha s.,hcsasm Of t 9 people in the proseco
,;o, If ,bs war Any Limitation oil ne"spa-
nav o,,on,.,,on iha. cuts Of the elasses that
h.v. chi.fv contributed TO our armies. from
regular news from the fsld, where heir hus-
ban = and sons are defending th.ir country,
"a n direct los. to the Government, and yi'
,asl abatement of the real material power OF
| the nation.
Tbe. discourssth the New York hoono"'t {,
one Of the ableat Commercial journals In the
,'orli
.Ynt wh.t plan can be proposed that VIII
.,., ix publishers 10 continus selling their pa
,srs.s ar-sent prices? Printing paper that
ba. soi I fss eight cents per pound can DO" be
bou.h, vits difficulty and only 10 email guam
:; l.. ,evs and thre cen cents and THE state
Of things ppsarf not to have by any means
reached il. worst p,'int. The general opinion
among publish ere aud paper manufacturers is'
that prices will yet reach eighteen and twenty
cents We cas- see DO othe." alternative than
to materially reduce the size az increase 'he
price Of our pap.rs. Al the present price, Two
cents. the New York Herald i. sinh 'Dg on H.
circulation, upwards Ut one hundred nn,.' Jorts
thousand d liars per year. We are incliueo 70
think our treasury would be quite seriously
affected by q single month'e losses like the
above. UnNer these circumstances the New
York dailies have concluded to raise the price
Il their ape 3 to ti.ree cents Country pub
fishers must d. the came thing or be wiped ON.
Patrons II dai. y papers unst prepare them
s.lr.. Cor "A III steiraI advance In piice-it Is
sure TO come
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-14
S.ea,ner News.

NEW YoRK, INV. is.
TIE steama- Champion, from .pinwiil, brings
s7l7 0o0 in t,easaio ,..,: .,
Tn, - loui. brorrht down IN addition, 70
Sa, Frareisco, cari,o"i sjeV,Co9, Aexicah treas
ufeaid e6 ba!cs ot cotton ,,,
Innania. the rrea, s,reng- hold OF Arballda :
n,,,v has submitted q1.c,ly 10 Mo.Guera. II
will ne likely to end the wars in New Hrenada.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-14

THE President received telegram,
costing the Government four hundred
dollars, on Monday evening, from Gen.
Pope, giving the j.w breaking names Of
three hundred Sioux, who had been con-
de,nned to be executed. The President
replied, calling for synopsis of the evil
dence, to be st mt W mail. 1t is proba
Bile that this Wholesale execution which
is proposed will be sanctioned by the
President.
DEMocRATIc domination in the
Legislature Le,ng settled, we observe
that the Democra ic press of the State
is inclined 10 discuss the question Of
Speaker Of the House aud Senator in
C,ngrcss. Col Sam. A. Buckmaster is
mentioned by the Quincy Herald for
Speaker, and Col. w. A. Richardson b,
the Springfield Register for Scnator.--
Chicago Times.
The glory Of our recent victories
would be enhanced ten-fold by the cleo
: tiou to the United States Senate OF Col.
Richardson. We hope his friends will
NOT r,,., until this result is accomplished.
Tas esth did not stop in St. Louis,
but were sent down the river.
I.,v.Joy is no doubt elected. Thank
God. he is pretty securely muzzled.
Ar last accounts Grant was few
miles from Holly Sptiogs. The Con.
federstes had fallen back four miles, with
the design Of letting on the other side
Of the T.llahatcb. = River, where the 10
cation is favorable .'vr ahe Conledcrates.
Pe,nberton comm an, ,isthe rebels. Van
Dorm is under arrest. j oseph 4 john
ston is to be placed in con'mand OF the
Western srny as soon as he Is able 70
take the field.
The Confederate force outn umbcrs
Grant two to one.
1t is reported that the Confederates
will give up Texas, Louisiana and Ar
kantas.
THsss are now 2,lOs sick and wound.
|ed soldiers in the hospitals 1t Keokak.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-14
From Washington.

WnMIS o. ON, Del, New H.
Especial to Herald
Gen Fremont has been ordered to report for
dusy.
Gen. Wadswor,h is expected TO return from the
fr Tt to- morrow. aud viii resume the duties OF
military Governor till assigned to . command In
the field
Gen Princsis expected to report for duty to
Gen Banks rs sGon a. ex ,ha ngcd.
despatch from Hsrp.r's Ferry might re-
ports the rebel p,ckets seen in that vicinity
TO day.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-14
YFrn.rl fnaa .ssoEsoG.

FogT MoNRoB, Nov. u.
II i rrmored thnt For, I'ariing hss been aG.il-
fon,uy siren. ned bY heavy .ase wall OF solo
,..c,rv. and a shr .ui Of iron ra,i over her mos
- e.r,hwork has recently been thrown up on
A.. ;. h,yes by the rebelr, near the Point o.
the IL 'oI iye gnns q heavy caiore
Sh pals intent.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-14

Mn. q. W. BATTLES, connected with
the celebrated publishing house OF johnson,
Fry d Co, Of New York, has arrived and will
favor the Catholics with an opportunity If Oh.
tsining the fl nest and chear rest edition Of the
country. For further particulars call on Mr..
Bltt,ee, a, the Scott House.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-14

Anything FOR A CHANGE The
British Tory Of the Gozefte has gone back
oO his favotite catch word-"libei" lie is
running heavy on "Janus' nov. Anything
for o change.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-14
NyyANTED-SOME NEw, n,

NANTED-SONETHIN NEW, Employ-
W mem! Emifosmens! Male and female agent.
wanted i every town and city in tho III. a,
states. $50 to $40 per month can be made ana
no humous, u~.ne,s cay and respectable. i
requires vers small capital, and will not inter
fere with other employment. This is no boot
agency or huubug OF any kind. No per,on will
regret having sent for this information. let hi,
employment be whal il may Full particul.r,
given to all who nciose Tgs CENTS and atdre.,
hAKvlY 2 '"ws a Co., Amoskeag, N. H.
nov3 dCt-wst
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-14

New FIRM. -Messrs. Parks & Uosmer
have purchased the stock Of groceries in tie
store corner Of Brady and Third stree's-Ol.
iver's-and will soon have in large and com
plete assnrtmen. Of the CHI ices; family grocer
les to be found in the market. Meanwhile
the preeen. stock will be sold exceedingly
To- " to close it ort GIVE III em a call.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-14
tRTUllfst,
ROOMS

r. VhNlsHED OR UNFUKNISHED "a
l with board for a gentleman and wt.e
child ~ mouths old), within ave or six blocks -,
Burt,s use. '"s "
AL-M,er through P.O, $ Adjt Generals Of
Nov. l2-d2t
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-14
From Gen Grants Amy.

IkGRahug Mics, Nov. H..
Especial to the issouli Democ at.
Gen Grant. rdvaLcc &C Hli.d noliy SPRING.
to-day, and our pckcts are yo miles hoTth oi tn 1t
place.
second dispatch says Col Lee of the 1th Ohio
Cavalry. had driven IN the rebel picke'e at Laia
kii's MIL on the Taahatclic aver. four miles
south Of Holly strings. capturing 100 prsorof,
among them several iliters-one C.Itain ca
Van Dorm IT. II
l,risk diminishing IS now going IN at Lamk n 5
Mills and The rebels are rctiiing.
Gen. 0rant is det rmined 10 drive the rebels 10
the wall aud pin tie there
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-14

"Camp songs" is a collection If National,
Patriotic, lyociai aud Sentimental Songs, To many
II W. ich the music is attached. designed 10 'e-
lievc the dull M"notony Of the solaier's life snd
ligh leu the hours of the long and weary march.
To do this nothing has been found equal to music,
a. d no collection can excl Camp Songs iu the
number and variety Of its pi ees, comprisi' n.
they do. som thing for every occasion. The sold
heroes" should each have copy, and the "6o",-
90 more " be we'll suppliei. Tue PklcE OECAsP
SohGs Is ONLY TN CENrs, on receipt of which a
copy I'll he mailed to any address. DlTSONS
Co Publishers, boston noys
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-14

MILITARY Men, ArrsNrIoS.-If you
wish for Uoi form full equipments call on
F. p. Erskine, Nickoils' Block.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-14

Austin CogBrN & Geo. S. c. Dow, at
No. NickolI's Block, dealers In State. County
end City Warrants. Coin. Demand Notes and
Government Vouchers. Oct. 29-lm.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-14
From Cairo.

CARO-, Nov. 13.
Gen. Stanley and staff have jrst arrived, on their
way tc join Gen. Rosecrans' command
from staff oficsrs l learn that Holly Springs is
eracua ed by The main body Of rebels and but fe V
cayalry occupied Il two days ago. Ttey are con-
6dent that our forces occu pied 1t to-day.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-14

BE- wise in time. Insure your prop
eriy before !: Is drsto, ed.
K. slmpeoD, Agent by State authority. rer-
rere"ts some { the best New York Companies
y. II aud be insured
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-14
From the Amy Ot the Potomac.

HEADQUARTERS ARMY oF 1HE PoToM.c,
Wrren'on, Nov 18th.
10th nc Of Interest hes trsEtlired.
burnside is engaged with tho prin,lpai ohssoi
on business matters .
Surn,y trains are continually arriving.
Ilnater took coslmsui Of h's corps today.
Gen. Porter has gone to Washington.
Halleck arrived here this afternoon.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-14

nN SATURDAY, AN OLD FASHIONED
~ morr Geo portmonais, containing about forty
dol!srs. IL was lost sonewhere on second street
between krause's at0re and LAVA SIR set. Tbt
finder ~il! receive liberal reward if the sane L.
lsft . he Lsn0cRAr AND NE1s Zee.
peylQ
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-14
From boiiim ore.

BALTIMORE, Nov II.
A correspondence TO the Amer,can, dated at
Harpers Ferry to night, says, PARTIES reached here
from Martnscurg to-day
The resels have splsrently abau ioned the en-
tire line Of the Potenac. None OF their troop,
Asyo bsea seen fos nearly : week.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-14
New York stock Market.

New YORK, Nov. IL.
Stocks unsettled and irregular.
Gold 81 81 hei 80
ca X 1. 197s.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-14
THE OFT Y.

ATTENTION, OFFicRRs.-For . choice
mill, arv Uniform. call 81 Cones, cGrnsr Braoy
and Second streets
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-14
HoRsE SALE.-Chauncy Krum sold

IIoRsE SALE.-Chauncy Krnm sold
his splendid pair Of buggy horses yesterday.
which are generally conceded to be The best
driving team in the city. The lucky purchas-
er vas Mr.. NJ Fisher, Of Iowa City. Feeling
pretty good over the result OF his horse con-
tract, Mr.. Fisher determined to give bis Gus
toners q treat In the livery line that they
have never befo erjoyed. Such teams are
extremely rare, even in Iowa
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-14

SOME interesting items from the 2Otl
regiment will be ound 10 our late news CO..
umn. The sad intelligence Of the death o
our fellow citizen. Robert Hasklns. lie given.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-14

Phoenix Insurance Company of Hart.
ford assets. lst May. 1862. $527 200 93 liz.
h'li,i~s &2l 500 HFNRY B. Il. H..rrmAN AT
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-14

Our thanks are due TO Hon. JAMES
w. GRIMES. United States Senator, for copy
Of volums IL, Of the Pacific Railroad Survey
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NJ q II e . III
70 1gents Of Railroads, Steanb % Is
AND STAGES.

DrsBrRsrxc OYvicE. DAvEsP,Rr. iowa.
November 9th, 1861
Notice Is hereby given that af,er tho pre.ent
late, the undenisnsd will not p.y trssspossasion
N passes signed by the state suthoriies. Unlv
those signed BY himself vi | be recognised.
n. B. HExDER- -HUTr.
novo-n Capt ~ Artillery.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-14

UNITED STATES TAX -MoNTHLY Re-
PORTS -1h. So interested, smopg whom ire
manuf ,cturers, butchers, brewers, railroad,
bridge. ami ferry companies, auciioDeers. de-,
will take no ice that the time allow. d by the
law, in which to make their monthly returns.
has nearly erpired. and thele their reports
for UcroBkR must be handed 10 INN ediaiely to
IkNRY Ii. >MIIu.
u. s. Ass't Asee. sur for Scott Co.
DaYannnrf MY l2 lSG1
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-14

HOME AGAIN.-Some weeks ago we
noticed the tact that our esieemtd d friend Jabe z
A Birchard, Esq, of Peasant Valley, met
with a severe accident. whereby his right b p
as badly fractured, while on a vleit TO his
friends IN Pennsy lvsnia. Thursday morning
Mr.. b. arrived here snd Immediately proceed
ed home. lie is so far recovered as to be- ub.
% walk with crutchea, though he has DO use
Of his right leg, and is quite helpless. hi.
vigor, us constitution will probably brig hin
through, 10 a few months so that he will be
about as formerly. lie s,ocd the journey,
travelling night and day. exceedingly well. and
with the exception Of . di-abitd hip is eri,y
ing fine health. and feels thar kiul that it lie GO
wurse with him than il is
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-14

OCR neig 5bot of 1ler DeMokras
thiuks it wrong US to denouuca the huiioba
loo led oa the removal of a'eClel!sn
lset NJ DAY night Perh4ps l. was. tua p'ne
ty niue people out ot every Lu !red "a .he
city, said 10 effect just what we did Tn,
leading men OF the republican party openly
denuun, ed .he operation. in our presence, and
among these were leading Germsna; Il peo-
pie refu ed to go the scene Of inbia
tion there we're not fifty on the ground
a nd one haf that were there then were boys
Who were carrying boxes to keep up fire to
light the fuse the editor Of Der D,mokyat
was not there until every eun but tire. had
be-. fired. and ,h-r only went ss We did, We
presume. to get ar i'ea in short it was he
most meagsrly pa,rlroized demonstration We
ever in Davenport. A bear dance thnd
clas. dog fight 10 q third class alley in third
class town. in a third class country, would
have been more handsomely attended, We are
almost constrained to own that it was small
piece of business on our part, noticing it at
all. The Gaz.re gave it four lines. ane it de.
clares that any sensible man, woulI cay that
was enough.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-14
From K0sencIunss Division.


New YORK. nov. i3.
The Wera}d has the following special
NASHVILLE, Nov.l2.
Gen. Il .sencrans has written congra ul4iory
letter to Gen. Neglcy thc la.ers successful dc
tense Of Nashville, November 9th.
The rebels last Right blew up the stoneworks OF
| the bridge yer Mill Creek, en- the Nurircesbtro
| railroad six miles from Nashville. The bridge
sas Just been tcparel Most Of the rebel sup
~fe forwarded 10 Chattanooga and Atlanta
Phes :, -'.stsbofo, which is reported evacuated
uni,n mi refugees &c preparing ,1 return to Muir
fr esboro. IL a,,., ,.,ra,.r.
Preparations are being usae 20 earcI I.p,esen .,
Tann.. [ ~ se on the oreupa nc, . the Federal troops
Gov. johnson will probably issue proclan'a'oh u
Il, at effect. ., arrived to
rra,;s;o 8 arc coming in abnndantly.
Theta.or,s in Northern apers OF the reoei
sbe,lipg q, burning part of Nashville are utterly
unfoupded.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-14

7 OST. A LARGE, LiCHT so REL HORSE.
- sbout 10 baud., small star on ne foreh, ad
branded U. =. o, the LETT shoulder; sge about Eve
yesrs. A suitable re ard will be given 10 the
6n0ey A WIl.iiaMS
aoyS Nv Qusrtsrmaster 9Th Cavalry.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-14

Rf A YOUNG MAN, A SITUATION AS
- Book Keeper. Clerk, Sa!esm n, or in sny ca
pacity IN which his services would be required
Reference given. Address p. o. Box 5l4