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Of certain oacsrs q the sfay, end fr ethsr
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me azss sesisas sseesllus 70 nseh u ~
sct spproved July 1Sd, 1851, o asihseisss seel
regiment n yollptse1 in H. Uoitsd STATE.
bard ,Isad 1xipg tie oo1psnestion Of The leadss
Of he band; slso mustering meh band odt ol
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The ninsi essAipA, nakiig ID. Auslioa d lss
| per cent1m fro1 ~ Suupsogehee o. all oous
plaioRSd niiitsfy, naval, spd aclvil c6ssu ID
she sseyios Of he rUpitsd Gtstaa, excspt III
Prsssdsut Jadges Of Fsdsrai Courts and war
rant Cd VA, IVES strickea Uukss t-a'no ,ar'~
y The tnIh see'iou Saa 20 susuded - 70 pro
sJde Nat oaaplaipa employed st milIta<y post,
shsll be required TO reside at ssoh pests-; oh
| tainiDg leave Of sbsence on tho sans terms u
post'. Ga.'i Tai ,qr5st. l5,O
the siIrtssnth section, deeisrior thsa II ths
copy Of the charges be not ssrsed upon The q
restsd olcer, - herein provldsd, the arrest shal
cesse, was 20 amended 80 70 provide Aat sait
onicer % discharged from arrest may be tiled
whenever the exlesnoies Of the soryies will per
mil, within twelve months afssr release from
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The sixteenth section, reducing The lnileigt
Of mssbsrs of Congress ahy per oeutuul, VA
then considered. roG-pg
M.WAsHBURNE called ths yeas and nay
on IL sdoption. pending which, I. 1lI XII.
The House adj ,urnod. .yfsf. -gy
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CORRESPONDENCE IN RELATION TO THE Con-
TRARANDs'-festerday, the State Department
transmitted 10 The Judiciary Committee Of the
House, copies OF correspondence between the
Department and the Danish Minister, in which
the latter proposed, on the part OF his Govern
mem, TO take charge Of oil the contrsbands
and settle them 10 the Danish West Indies.
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Col. Kane. ftbe BuokU Ulls, q In the sssxy's
hands. The body Of Capt Hainss, New York
cavalry, has been found. Capts.. .Sbsllmirs and
Clarke, Of the sane regiment, are prisoners,
and not wounded.
Oo,. Asltf, ~ fineus fsbsl cavalry leader,
10 undoubtedly Killed. This 10 asosrtainsd
fruW psopss 'ltvfng -ssar 'ths -baAtls- Assdy yand
from prisonpss takse., nsj. Green, Of HE Fsgi.
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Form of Gsaraatse.

49, ,sHtiy th9e ~ pfopr nc,ii
ioo.ry ~ ~ sSs e lDH psp.,sSsns SS@ the % iuteIio
dSies the ~! sAdiog JSns 50, 1866, :hoId - -
The New York herald., 1862-12-30

We continue to-day the publication Of our chro
noiogy Of the events Of 1862. Its great length pre-
vents the entire publication on one day. We
whole chronologyis is published. II will form. when
complete, an index to the New YoxK HERALD for the
past year. and be of great value to the reader and
ference.
The New York herald., 1862-12-30
TuCssi ny. July Z.

Cocnei sheridan o the Second Michigan cavalry, With
two rcgnersso 72s men, at'acsod near bonneville,
Miss. by parts Of eight regiments Of rebels Numbering
some 10, men which no defeated aud drove back AL cr
seven tsrd aehnng tn Union less was forty one
slled, wounded and missing. That Of tne eaemy pust
been se'y great they LEFT sixty I've dead On ibe
ned.
Tho last q the sercs o' battles IN General NcCclIans
magnificent nov e,ncnt before Richmond was fought IL
the evening q Malvern Hhi our troops me, the AZ my
IN gallant siye. and the battle ragged aercey tor twa
hours The reb s were rer.Is.i every point and olr
pos,tion wss maintained.
The following Is believed TO be fnl and correct state
mont y ne css.' y the Union armies during tho
gays fgh,ing near Richmond rhe missing are mainly
prisonsrs some them wounded
The New York herald., 1862-12-30

9aih--Najoc Lazear, with one hundred aud twenty
men =, lbe rwe,h Missouri regiment, attacked Major
t,rsR ata op'an p,son, with one hundred ana eighty
The New York herald., 1862-12-30


1Oth--A brigade Of Union troops. under Gen. Nelson.
atcr short skrmsh reenered and took possession OF
Front Royal. Va Our loss eight ksd i've wounded
ana ono missing Our troops captured six officers aud
one hundred and atty privates, together with q large
aumoer oil transportation wagons and eleven railroad
The enemy having evacuated their strong works al
Halirok's trcops The rebels destroyed imrnease
amount Of public and private property Stores provi
sons, wagons teuts &c For miles out Of the town the
roads were Oiled with arms hlversacks &c, thrown
away by the 0eeing troops large number OF prison
ers aud deseriers wore capturei estimated At two thou
sands
Col Elliott. with the Second Iowa cavalry and eight
division madea brilliant dash upon the Mobile and Ohio
Rsiroad ovor which Bcauegards retreaDg forces
being conveyed 70 Buonevie, Mss He destroyed the
track in many places both sputh and zorth OF tho t0
blew up one culvert, burned up the depot and locQ
tves aud a train OF twonty SIX cars loaded with
plies OF cvery kind destroying ten thousand sted
email arms three pieces Of artillery, and great qua
OF clothing and ammunition aud par0ed two th0u6Ad
prisoners, whom he could DOT keep With bis cavalry.
Tho rebel Gen Jackson after forcing Gen Ranks
VIE Potomac. made an attempt 70 disedge tho Union
forces u Harperh Ferry, under the command of Gen
Saxtoa The position attacked 81 night during q
a0vcrc storm OF ram accompanied By thunder and light
oanY bn Con Saxton had 90 arranged his batteries on
Camp Hill. which completely commanded the town that
the enemy was forced TO retire without edecting their
object
3lst-Forty thousand rebel soldiers under command Of
Joe Johnston attacked the left wing OF ths Union advance.
commanded by General Casey, at Fair Oaks about Ave
milea from Richmond and after most desperate lighting
tho Union farces wero driven back, with the loss Of
twelve cannon camp equipments few stores and great
number Of killed. wounded and prisoners. eE
The New York herald., 1862-12-30
Twelve Months Record
of the Rebellion.
Achievements of Our Improvised
Army and Navy.
One Years Index to the New
York Herald.
OPERATIONS IN MAY, JUNE, JULY AND AUGUST.

Battles OF Williamsburg and West
Point-SurrenderO OF NOrfOik-Evacua-
tion OF Corinth and YorktOwn-Ac-
ti0a at Fair Oaks-Nnval Engage
menf on Che Mississippi-Fights
On James Island and at Me-
ehanicsvillr-Csen. McCiAliasA's
Change OF Rasc-Sanguinn
Battles Before Rtchmond-
Rebel Ram Arkansus,
&s., xe., As.
The New York herald., 1862-12-30
Sunday, juno I.

Tho rebel forncations at Pigs Point near Fortress
Monroe, blown up BY order Of Union naval officers
General Fremonts forces overlook the retreating
rebels under General Jackson, near Strasburg Va.
jackson refused 10 dght but skirmshng occurred,
in which We had seven wounded General Fremont
then entered took possession Of the town OF Svas
burg
The battle at Fair Oaks removed by troops with
reinforcemcnts. The fighting was desperate, and the
enemy driven at the point OF the bayonet from the
position thoy had gained the previous day and two miles
beyond This the most sansunary struggle Of the
up 10 the present time The less on both sides the
two DAYS, fighting was as follows
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-07-07
REIPE Il PRATT'S
Bathing Heuse + Swimming School.
RULES AND REGULATIONS.

/ The establishment consists Of two depart
ments viz: Bathing House aud Swimming School.
2 The tathing House, which is divided into
two distinct apartmeD ts, may DO occupied at any
hour during the day by holders of season tickei
for swimming and bathing, or of single bathing
tickets.
The swimming departm Mt will be used ex-
clusively by free swimmers and swimming scho.
ars, only in bathing drss. during lesson hours and
Tor swimming scholars only in presence OF the
s~imming teacher. Free swimmers are those who
are able 70 swim once entirely around tho are.
with ease. Swimming scholars until pronounced
free swimmers) will not be permitted TO swim
without the belt, to prevent accidents.
4 BY advice Of physicians, the time OF remain
ing in the water will be limited to 10 m nutes 10
spring, to 30 minutes in summer, and to ID min
utes il Fall months.
At the tsrminaticn Of each lesson the mem
bers will leave tho basin 1t the signal to make
room for the others.
Bathing house and swimming school will be
open every day except Sundays. from o'clock in
the morning til nine in the evening. Sundays
The swimming school will be devoted exclu
sivply to ladies from to IL A. n. and from 10
TO 8 r. H., accessible TO male member. from I"
six 4. n, and from II A. y. to Z. 81. and from
stention to the rules and directions Of the teach
Any necessary alterations Of rules and regu-
lations will be posted up in tho rooms.
10 Season ticket to he bathing house and
swimming school, $500, emo half is to be paid IN
and tho balance IT tho end Vt ono month. Single
bath tickats 10 cents, ten for one dollar.
II Bathing dresses, towels DO. viii be furnish.
ed by the members Of the swimming school, ard
will be taken charge Of dried and ksIt "a order il
desired. 1t charge Of ten cent? pcrveek
IL Parents or guardians OF the p, Pill and per-
sons introduced By the teacher will BE- I'd nitted q
visitors.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-07-07

one Of the "boardahs" at the boarding house
for colored gentlemen Kept BY Unelss -" under
direction Of the Secretaries Of the Trs ssury asa
War. thus pours his gratitude through the eel.
umns Of the Logon (Ohio) Gazette
pE UNITED STATES HOTEL.
Is took roous for dc season -l's cutting quite .
swell
r. stoppin' as tavern-de United States Hotel.
dc Uncle Sans dc landord-we eat and drink
our f,l-
And dc " sior OF de measure 10, dsr's nufia for
do bill :!
Oh. HI O Dinkum Darby,
lie ~hi'e trash can't aford
To take 70 ms 1t dc tavern
Mhxr cullud gentry board.
Do 'pos'um it was lubly-but we've better grub
De hoe cake it was 'nihcent, Dc raccoon sweet
But 'possu N, 'cson and hoe cake IL bid you oil
farewell!
You would. suit de 'siety At Uncle Sans Hotel
Oh, Iii o Diukom Darkey,
Oh don't you hear de bells
IT. ringing for de boardats
At Uncle Sans Hotel.
And don't you know de boardahs?-de accom-
plished Dinsh Grow
% scrushiuatin' Pompey and de gallant Mistan
And Ali oh de "bo,n canals no N after where dey
dwell,
Are qoin' 10 be boardabs at Uncle Sans Hotel.
Oh, Hi q DInkum parkey,
y berry sure an,
| De best Of all de taverns
Is kept by Uacle Sam.
Do .crushinatin' Pompey, when he sits down to
dine,
Just hear him call the waitah, to fetch along de
wine!
And see de little white boys helping Mstah
snow,
And bring ng chicken fxens to dc lubly Dinsh
Grow!
Oh, Hi o Dinkum Darkey,
Is cutting quite swell,
rs took rooms at tavern
De United States Hotel.
It's mighty big old tavern, dat United States
1t has sixty thousand boaraahs, and it 'commo-
d ties EN- we'll:
II has room for all Dixie an speot they'll all be
here,
Wild dr. wives and picrninnies, fore de endin' oh
de year.
Oh, Hi O Dinkum Darkey,
We have no bills to pay,
Dev charge EN- 70 de white trash,
Ihear de landlord say.
Oh, take de mattock, Waite man de sLubbel
and de spade
We boardahs hab no work to d., We all hab quit
de trade
But fore you pay DC board bills you'll hab to ting
and sweat,
And wish you want white trash . thousand times
I'll bet!
Oh, Hi Dinkum Darkey.
Oh, don't you hear de bell
It's ringing for de doardahs
At Uncle SANS Hotel
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-07-07
TIE REBELS DEFEATED
Great Excitement 1T rfedTieksboTe
TIE FOURTH on TIE POTOMAC
From Warrington.

The Richmond Examiner, OF July
%. gives the foil wing relating to the
battle of Monday. 1t says:
"Un Sunday morning Gebs' Hill ana
Lonostreet, With their divisions, crossed
the Chickabomioy, and late on Monday
p. NJ. sa,ta.ked The enemy about Eve
niles northeast of Dstleytown.
"The conflict was terrible, and bv
$50 P. NJ. the enemy had been driven
back mile and half.
At half past nine O'Clock, being beav-
| iy reinforced, the enemy made another
sand. The loss here on our side was
terrible.
1.-THE situation being hopeless against
such overwhelming forces, Gen. hill
slowly retired.
"At this moment seeing their adverse
~ retire, the most vociferous cheers
arose from the whole Yankee line. The
fight ended there for the night"
The Erami,aer Gays it thinks tie dl
vision which went into tho fight Of Fri
dsv $4,000 strong, could only number
5000 men for duty on Tuesday, and
that the loss of life exceeds that OF any
battle or series of battles yet fought.
About 8 o'clock A. N. OF Tuesday, the
Examiner says Jackson's and Huger's
divisions attacked McClellan's left flank,
on the west side Of the ChickahomlnY,
II miles from Richmond.
Later in the day Magruder fell upon
his right flank. Fighting was going on
until tuesday night.
Heavy firing from the gunboats on
James river was heard on Tuesday NOR
ming. A number Of Federal transports
are in the river with reinforcements
from Burnside, but they have not yet
Landed.
The above extracts are from the Er
ansiaer, relative to the Tuesdays battle,
in which Gen. McCIellan's dispatch OF
yesterday said the enemy were badly
beaten.
Advicss received at the War Depart.
ment show that there was no fighting
ON the Peninsula up TO $50 +. m.
Accounts from Warrentown state that
there is no enemy there, that the zoe
rebel cavalry seen on Wednesday have
disappeared.
Some of the women threw dishes and
other articles at our forces
The soldiers at Manassas and Cat
tells are celebrating the independence
day.
Accounts from Fredericksburg repre-
sent the greatest possible distress among
the inhabitants, the l4'h Va. rebel regi
ment, raised in that town, having beer
cut to pieces.
, EvEN1NG.-The latest advices at th,
War Department from Mcclellan ar,
dated o'clock this morning, up to which
time there had been no fighting sine
Tuesday.
, Gen. Dix reports the arrival today
, Fl. Monroe, of $50 rebel prisoners, bein.
part Of those taken at the late battles
among whom are several Colonels an
Majors.
Maj Gen. Dix has ordered all civil
ians away from Fortress Monroe, AM
nc person will be permitted to pass L
that poiot or to the army Of the Poto
mac, except those connected with mill
tary or naval service.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-07-07

The milwaukee Gas Company has re-
ceived legal lessoL lately which it would
90 well for all gas companies to take to
heart and embalm in their recollection.
The milwaukee company refused to sup
ply gentleman with gas because he
would not sign their UNI easonable agree
ment. lie sued for damages, and recover
ed one hundred dollars. The COMPANY
still re used, and he sued again and 90,
verdict for fifteen hundred dollars. The
company appealed, and on that appeal
'ne damages were increased to eighteen
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-07-07

JOHN Z. HALE accused the Republican
party OF want of id lily to the consttu-
ton. Though a member Of that narty
ne predicts its downfall, and points ont
this lnfidelity as the rack it will split mon
lie declares that there is no excuse, for
lgnorlng constitutional provisions.
How ditferen is the above from the
following sentiment we extract from re 20
cent speech made by representative JULIAN .
"C"ses may arse az soh;ch Datr;o,;sn,
atselt may demand that WE rRAMp1n rw
DER OUR FEET SOME OF The MOST
VITAL PRINCIPLES OF THE con.
STlTUIlON;" and he adds that this
HAS BEEN DONE ALREADY BY TIE PRE-
SENT ADM'NISTRA1lON!w
No wonder that even John p. Hale
cries out inidelity to the constitution
no wonder he is fearful concerning its
safety! no wonder he warns his brother
republicans of the wrath which is to come
i they presist in their reasonable cause,
John Z. Hsle was democrat once, and it
seems that the leaven of democracy is
stM FQkkipg in his veins. .ssesassA L
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-07-07

A Hilton Head correspondent Of the
Hartford Times says, in consequence Of
the imperessment Of negroes for soldiers
no food will be raised this year. The ne,
groes were hard to catch, begging pite.
ously to be released, and were good for
nothing after they were caught. :
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-07-07

MANY persons who have succeeded
IN picking little cotton up 10 small
Quantities IN Memphis and other points
along the Mississippi have netted pro.
NJ 9! one hundred and ten dollars a bale
On H. by putting it In order for shin.
ment. ~