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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-06-18

~ REGULARLY EDUCATED AND LEGlTl-
i ma ,ei, qualified, ard has txpererc'd in eli
fora of diseases knowledge qu to indispensable
-, t.v y, f tho noreal ~ sasAs
In ali its varied and complicated forms, and has
for years made the treatment Of private diseases
his business and study. Experience, tho best
of tea hers has mailed him to perfect remedies
a. once efficient, safe, permanent ard in most
ases can be used without hind, ancc to business
Particular attention given to old standing cases,
such as were formerly considered incuraoie-
Syphilis in all forms, GoDorrhfa lleet Structures
OYchitcs. Diabetes, Bladder ard Urinary Diseases.
Also the effects Of solitary habits, both ruinous 70
bsdy and mind, and which produce some Of the
following effects: Blotches, bodily " aknoss
consultation, aversion for and uneasness in female
society, unmanliness, dread OF future events, nm
aIly plete prostration Of the vital power, loss
of memory, ringing in the ears-can DO iui'y re-
stored TO health.
| All letters, with stamp answered.
DIR. W. manufactures all his medicine from the
purest Drugs Tree from all smell or taste. Please
call friendly talk and his opinion will cost you
nothing His treatment is the result OF l.ng e.
perience and is commanding the confidence Of the
| entire west. so charge will be made unless cure
is permanently effected. DIR. W. treats self-abuse
with the most happy result.
Post Office box 1924. Office and Consultation
| Rooms lSl South Clark street, Chicago, Ill.
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ERIE RAIL w AY.
e QS7laEsESSEs5 -
Great Broad Gauge Double Track and Telegraph
Route, to
NEW YORK. ROST1N
IND ALL E.4STERF CITIES,
{ arryi.s the Great We.t-r, and North.
~ estern United ststes smatls.
IMPRESS TRAINS LEAVE DUNKIRK AND
IL buffslo, daily, on the arrival Of all trains on
the Lake Shore Railroad, making close connec-
tlous with trains from leveland, Chicago, Mil
wauhee, st Louis Burlington, Keokuk, st Paul.
Dubuque, Gslens, Iowa City, &c = the only cars
running through from the Lakes to New York
City
Baggage checked through. Fare always as low
as by any other route.
road which are sold at all the principal railroad
tfices in the West.
This Road affords facilities for shipment Of
Freight, superior to any other route.
AN EXPRESS TRAIN FOR FREIGHT
leaves New York daily, making close connections
through to oil points West. and quicker time than
ever before m,de on ny line.
For Freight rates, enquire Of G Oatman, 240
broadway, Chas Thurman, 1913 Broadway, Y !;
. Il + Archer, IS South street, n VI; J 5 Dunlap,
IL State street, Boston Erie Railway Office, "a
van CHAs. M1Nor. Genr sup's, NY.
E.s. SPRINGER, Western Agent. Chicago, Iii.
A. BARBER, Agent, Burlington, Iowa.
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-06-18

u NbM Erery,czeye-by
ALL WHOLESALE DRrGGIsrs in the Target cities.
Some Of the
Wholesale Agents in New York city,
Shlefelin Brothers 60 Harral. Risley i Kitchen
b. A Fahnestock, Hull Bush, Gale h Robinson
ACo. Nj Ward, Close / Co.
A b q D Sands 4 c.. McKisson l. Robbins.
Wheeler i mart. ID Harness 20.
james 8 Aspinwall. Wells Co.
Morgan 1 Allen. Laselle, Marsh Gard
Hall, Ruckel / 20. ner.
Thomas 4 Fuller. Hall, Dixon 20.
p. d. Orvis. Conrad Fox.
AND OTHERS.
Philadelphia, Pc,
ss.ss siesssa, 90
AND OTHERS.
Boston, Mass.
Geo G Goodwin 4 Co. Westes / Potter.
$ Burr Go. Jno. Wilson, Jr.
AND OTHERS.
Also, oil WHOLESALE DRUGo1srs at
Chicago, ILL.,,
st. Louis, Mo-,
Detroit, Mich,
Louisville. Ky.
Cincinnati, O.,
Pittsburgh, Pa.
Buffalo, n. T.,
AND BIT
DRuGGIsTe, GRoCERs, SroR. KEErRxs and RE7AlL-
Frs generally in oil the COUNTRY
Towns and VILLAGES
q NIT u Stat E8.
At GY 8.
Ds4VEsVx'OKT 40 WI,
crpu : CAuNauax
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POST OFFICE Bull DlN0.
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INTERNATIONAL HOTEL.
3G5 L. 367 broadway,
CORNER OF FRANKLIN STREET,
NEW YORK.
THIS FIRST-rLASS HOUSE--THE MOST
i quiet, homelike and pleasant Hotel in the
city. offers superior inducements to those visit lg
NEW YORK TO. business or pleasure. 1t is CEN
trail in its location, and kept on the
Europe Plan
in connection with
Il a y ! o1.'0 q al q N
where refreshmer Is can be had at all hours, or
served in their own rooms. The charges are mod
crate. the rooms and their attendance If the hrst
order--baths and ali the modern conveniences at
tached. mhl3-3m
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a'sase, Burlington h quincy r. 4
PASSENGER TRAINS LEAVE AMI ARRIVE
l. at Chicago as follows: AD''a =
Pay Express. ..ll:3oA AM HsoPN
Night do ....l!:45 PM 5.a0AM
endots Accommodt'n $50 pm 1000 AN
w2l-tfi CO. HAMMOND. SIM.
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Eeutan,s Patent VcntilatOrs
On Cars of Day Express Trains.
Patent Sleeping C.ss on Night Trains
E3u1QHU, Checked Yhru1(0n.

IliROU Gil TICKETS for sale in al principal
ksiIrcsd Oil es IN the West. at tho General uffise,
CO ner OF Like Id Deagbon streets, (unier the
fremont House, Chicago, ani at the Depot
Il. N RICE, Gen' oupt.
j. W. SMITH. Western Pass. Agent. jail
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sJOAN HMM ERMANN. ~,
49, DIANO AND ORGAN MANUFAC-
"1 turer, one door west Of corner
10Th and LsCiairs streets, Davenport,
.o1 Al instruments Of my own make warranted
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Strawberry Plants for sale.

l GROWN here AND IN GOOD ORDER.
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weight of Gil kinds will be carried from Chica-
yoto all points East at all times, st low rates
AZ any other Railroad route. sep2s-dtf
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ed frankly, telling him all-,hat he was from
Atlanta, giving his real maine, and couceating
nothing vt his identity or objects. A. soon az
the officer was satisfied Of the truth of his
statements, he extended his hand, glaspiag the
Doctors most cordially, saying, MY name is
Morgan. am happy to meet you. You are
the very man above all others whom conld
have wished TO tind' He then made paf,ic-
alar inquiry as to the strength of the Federals
at Gallatin and the vicinity: informed the Doe.
tor he was going there 10 destroy the Lonis.
vile T. Nashville r. r. burn up the trest)e
work, blow mp the tunnel if possible, and do
whatever he might find necessary or proper in
his line Morgan told him that he would be al
Gallatin on Saturday or Sunday, the 9th or 10Th
of this month Before reaching London, on
the East Tennessee and Georgia Railroad, he
heart that Gallatin was taken l,y the rebels
on Sunday and felt sure it was done by Nor.
gan. The Doctor says Morgan had only 200
men with him. and that Col Boone " ith IA re-
gimen was at Gallatin; but he gave tito Nor.
gan as his opinion that Boone's men were 40
much dissatisfied at the Abolition features the
war has lately assumed. and on that account
so much demorahzed. that his force could be
easily overcome by them Morgan coincided
in this view, and said he was bonad 10 accom-
Plish the moyk. We have no doubt he did it
effectually on Sunday the 10th inst
The doctor learned that it was Morgans
men who had arrested the Onion hotel keeper,
and inquired what he was arrested for, and
what could be done with him. Morgan told
him the scamp was arrested, only to prevent
his running olf and giving the Federals inior-
nation of his passing through that as soon as
they had taken him g @ point where be could
give no :nformationt 70 tie enemy IL sfme W d0
any mischief, he would be released
7, S--Since the foregoing was written the
telegraph confirms the taking Of Gallatin by
Morgan.
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And Interesting Journey.

The Atlanta (Ga) Southern C0ntederacy, OF
Augusta 10th, gives an interesting account OF
a recent trip to New York and back, by DR.. f.
H. Orme, who left Atlanta on the 10th of
July last, for the purpose of bringing couple
Of ladies to the South. The Doctor, with his
lady companions, had succeeded, after many
hair breadth escapes, III passing through Louis
vile and Gallatin on his way to Atlanta The
Contederacy thus gives the conclusion OF his
narrative, which we copy, as possessing all
the interest of romance, and as connected
with the movements Of the gallant John II
Morgan. The editor says
The exact route he tDr. Ormej travelled We
will not indicate. He passed over the most
rugged and sparsely populated country m n len,
nessee Often the ladies were compelled to
walk no steep mountains--the horses being
able only to pull the wagon and the TRUNKS
Often neither they nor the horses could get
ANYTHING to eat One Of the horses had moth
ing to eat for "a hours, This was owing To
the spares population, and also to the cavalry
scouts of both sides having exhausted the
country of everything that horse could eat
Stopping at hotel in a village one night,
this side Of the section fre9uented by the Yam
KEGS and considering themselves safe, they
were aroused and somewhat alarmed at late
honr of the night by ALI officer with squad
of men riding up aud rapidly asking number
Of hard questions. The Doctor looked ont
and saw the officer finely mounted, having on
full blue Yankee uniform. The lady OF the
house was in great distress when the Doctor
and the ladies arrived in the evening, saying a
gang Of rebel marauders, but few hours be
fore, had arrested and carried away her hus-
band, la Union man. and she was afraid they
had hung him She was now in greater trepi-
dation. The officer demanded if any one was
stopping ut the house, and was informed that
a strange gentleman with two ladies war there.
The officer demanded to see the gentleman al
once.
Several citizens OF the village had collected
st the hotel 10 try to find ont who the strange
gentleman and ladies were, and where they
were going to, but had not directly approach
ed the Doctor ON the subject. When be came
out. in compliance with the officers demands.
they at oncs gathered around TO hear his story
and learn what they 70 much desired The
ofacer. however, called the Doctor TO accom-.
peny him asids alone, dressing the crowd to
femein where they were. Thsoiicsr thsn aak
Cd tbe Doctor who ~ VIVA, who the ladasa
wsss, whsrs shay weps going, Ac. He rsph.
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'rELEGRApHIO NEWS.
FROM THE v EST.
keMsmckiams Kailying 10 Mosgan--Ack0ow-
iedgment or n Rout from Ball Neissn-.Ar-
rival or Confederate Prisoners ~ viek.burx
"a fi4hs Ia Louisiana, &c.

MOBILE. Septsn,tsr IA special dispatch to
the Adrsrt'ser, dated Knoxville. yesterday, sxys:
DR.. d. w. Straier arrived iLis morning In charge
OF Yankee stage, bringing three prisoners, cap.
tured by Morgan on the 3st, at Colanbis. KY.
He reports that the Kentackians are ayiug to
Morgan by hundresis-a general uprising OF the
people Baelis army. it j. said. has left East lie,
taking the Edgedeld road to Bowling Green. Gel.
Bragg is in fall chase Of him
The Register (extra) Of to day contains q letter
from Aorgan'a command. giving glorious accounts
Of the progress of our calse. Morgan is srres,ing
prominent Union citizens. aud taking their bonds,
conditioned that they to be exchanged for
Southerusrs, aud report prisoners OF war.
Louisville dates Of the ID contain Bull Nelson .
letter to the Cincinnati Gazette admitting total
rout at Richmond He censnres Gen Manson for
bringing on battle in violation Of his Orders
All the Government stores we're removed from
LIE xinston before lis capture.
The Legislature is now in sessiol at Louisville
1t has passed resolutions calling out SO 600 for
thirty days eess
q Gs1e Rohipson 3 proclamation calls the sopls to
~ q e ey1sele.
Bowling Green, aud Padnsah. psvfees pknit
prevails.
Five hundred negroes. freed by C1irtis arrived at
81. Louis ON 3lst ut., aud 200 more were expected.
onr men are rsllyinE in Missouri
JACKSON, Sept. il.-Fonr Thousand Confederate
prisoners arrived at Vicksturg yesterday, priaci-
pally those captured at Fort Donelson. They com
plain OF bar6arous treatment by the Yankees.
Official information has boen received that Gsn
Pratt, with force OF TEXANS and Loaisisnisns al
tackled the enemy st Bayou Liesslma, killing 40
and capturing l4i, with battery Of field pisess
Our loss l.
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weak men, they viii Inevitably give the coun,.v
weak Government. We need nov the s,rnnyss,
uovesnment the country has ever ssen. And Il
needs no prophet to predict that, without more
strength more vigorous power, q larger grasp, snd
more energetic mastery Of the rs.omrcs. vhic fhs
country 70 pouring into the hands Of the Admiuis
traston man We have bad hitherto the Union causs
u doo ned to speedy aud disastrous overthrow
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-09-13

MARYLAND Potunteers Companies composed CT
natives Of Maryland have lately been fol,ned in
this city under the following comniaaders Capt
John W Torseh, " m H Murray, VIM C. Crane
J. r. Herbert. Geo b Enack, P Bryan, - Me
AbeI, aud - Smith Ali OF than numbsr the re-
Quisito amount of rnen-in q word vsrs full com
paniss- The commands of Emack, Smith Murray
and Crane, have started TO join Jackson, ana the
others sIe ready
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Relsosed-C. W. Hoffman, of Fsuquier, who was
arrested for refusing to take anything his goods
in Charlottesville except Virginia money, was re-
leased yesterday from arrest, it being shown that
he had sold all his goods for COME deTate money
except lot Of cloth, which he could not replace
except with Virginia funds, gna these eould only
sell for Virginia notes. Mr. Hoffman has three sons
10 the Confederate Army. His application to the
Treasurer OF Charlottesville bank W Al to redeem.
notes which promised on their fsce Iaielu ption in
Virginia money
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Grand Erodns IF Yanhfes We learn that sil
The Yankee prisoners Of ar now hare are 10 lie
psrolsd ia msdistely and sent home There ase
nearly 6UOo-the exact number being. We believe,
59l2. This enunsration includes neither Popa' q
officers citizen prisoners Clerks wore busy yes
terdsy in getting descriptive lsts esdy snd It il
probable tbs, 1900 of the prisoners viii te sbis 10
start at 10 o'clock this forenoon
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By IhOS ". htESEE. AatfaonssT,
UfIee corner OF 12th and Cary streets
HOR3ES, CARRIAGES SPRING WAGON,
Ill &c, FOR SALE Al AUCTION Will lie
Sold on SATURDAY morning sept 18th. com
Ieneins at lU O'Clock, GA CuIlneii Chamber Hill
. Carriages. with Hai ness complete
Spring Wagon, with top.
Several Saddle and Hafncas HuTses
l Tunbrii Cart.
! !hliich Cows.
~. II THDG " kEE&EE Ancf
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ftfioa Grdys-Wo sppeli a list o.. easuslfies ia
The Elliott GTays. Lieut. WhitWo1ih commanding
9Th Regiment Virginia Volunteers ia The late bal
lies near MANASSAS, viz:
4 kied Samuel Sizer
Wounded Geo. C. Anderson, Henry W. Frank
lin, and L. 4. dentry
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-09-13

BY Jas. H. TAILOR i son. Aa'ii.asns
l,NOUR ACRES VALUABLE Lt 10, ON ELM.
WOOD AND DOVER STREE !, TOWN OF
sfONEY, AZ AUCTION We vii. sell Hpoa tho
Premises On SATURDAY. The iith day of Sopte,n.
ber, c0mnieuciny at 3 ocijck =. NJ four acrss of
land, located Ill the toSu Of Siaey, troGting Oh
Eimwood, az Main street continued, aud Tho w est
hahi flalAr roai aIli up usite the sos.onc6 of MI
A. J. Fora. THIS tolsiicIed 10 LIE Valuable
Property be bought iu that improving part
81 the suburbs and cail is particular attention,
OF capitalists aud others thereto
rERMs.-One third cash The balance AT and h
months, for negotiable notes, with interest addrd
aud secured by Is trust deed
rs JAS NJ TAYLOR & SON, AuctA
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GOOD ExAMPLE-The Governor of Alabama
has issued circular calling upon the women Ct
that State to make socks for the 50 600 men she has
in the field aud who cannot bo clothed with the
small sum allowed them for that purpose whilst
everything Ia SO high.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-09-13

articles RscoUeysd.-The following arteles were
taken during the mouth Of August from groggeries,
and out of the way places, by Capt. e. Bossieux's
company, OF the Provost Guard for the Eastern
District-viz: 73O gallons Of whskey, AZ rifles, 20
muskes, 20 baynets, l3 sabres 43 coats l9 Jackets
u pair OF psntaloons 70 shirts 81 blankets tents
- cartridge boxes. 80 knapsacks stolen horses l3
deserters. All Of the above were turned over 10
the Assistant Provost Marshal for the district
named
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By GODDIN + APPERSON. Anc.s.

TWO LARGE BRICK TENENENTS ON THE
kast line of 2}d street, between Main aud
Franklin streets, FOR SALE AT AUCTION
w Ill be sold at suction on the prrl1ises,on SATUR
DAY, the 18th OF September. 1862, al a O'Clock r
NJ those two large snd well-bni!t brick TENE
MENTS located as above, occupied respectively by
Mr.. w. +. Hord and Mr.. Neil McCurdy, Jr. Each
tonemen, has ten rooms besides brick Kitchen and
both remarkably we'll built.
TEEMS-One-third cash .he balance at one and
two years. for negotiable notes, intere. added, and
secured by d trust deed.
sec GODDIN i APPERSON, Aucts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-09-13

Lieut. Early has bes1 sPpointed by Gen. Wiuder
Commissioner 70 idv1stigate the cases Of all sol.
6iers confined in the military guard houses Of the
Eastern and Western Districts. a. to expedite
their being sent of - thsir respective regiments
All eonvslescent sodisrs leaving the hospitals here
after for their rsgtons viii be organized into ccm
panies, under coMntsni0ned officers, prior to their
departure from this city, and after getting to their
destination, II there bss any difficulty In finding
their way to their respective regiments. hey will
go into sctiQn ~ q seQppany IN the manner they
lease here. Thsfs n tfansportaaiQa hy CONS
.es,sss 9leM1 Ss5V I11s3 q lI t5s
0sgdnissaio 81 Dc lnpromps Ut GA
effected
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By REDWOOD i KEACa. Aacss,

By REDWOOD KEACa AncU
"a Mai.i street
HOR3E5. MULES CARRIAGES HARNESS,
cows, sc We viii sell at the auction lot
On Council Chamber Hill THIS DAY at 10 0 clock,
savsrai fine Horses. Mules Cows &c,
/ second hand Carriage and Harness,
l nne Mich Cow and Calf
1 6ne Buggy Harness, Ac-
BE l3u REDWOOD s. kEACH Aucts
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kG&xRUns HAkaN.
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TG{b 6lY,

By RICHARD C4UTHORW, Au.f
ACK, HARNESS, AND HORSES AT AUC
h TlON-THfs DAY, at 1U clock, at the lot
on Council Chamber Hill will ssii at auction a
Hack aud Harness. snd the pair Of Houses attached
to the game, Terms cash
HORSES ANi' COWS-also one young hand
some gray HoTEe, little defective in one eva che
fine. large bay Horse sOTroi Mare, and three
Mich Cows, with Calves. The Cows will be sold
at 10 G clock precisely.
ssl3 X CAUTHORN, Auct
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Auention is called 10 the advertisement relating
10 An iron'gfay mule s.rayed A reward Ut go
wilt be paid for its return
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-09-13

DEAD-Major John e. Booth commandsnt Of tho
ara enRl at Fayetteville, N u. died Saturday
last Deceased wss born at Macon, Ga, June 4tb,
1927 was q graduate of West Point.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-09-13

1.-TWO VALUABLE FARMS IN HRNRICO. ono
about III miles and the other 3 miles North Of
Richmond within oae mile aud = half Of the Noun.
tain Road, aud the other near ihs Fredsrieksbarg
Railroad, for sale AT AUCTION.--On MONDAY,
18th September, 1862. At l2 o'clock H. will offer
for sale the Farm ON which ! now rssids. called
Oak Grove" containing 227S acres lying ON the
mountain road, IL miles from Richmond bounded
by the Chickshominy. the lands Of John u Rysll,
L. Jot nson. B. ?. Prentis, and others About half
this il cleared and the balance in original and
secondary growth The buildings on the place con
sist Of large Framed Dwelling, containing shout
l2 rooms, formerly used for tavern, besides the
usual out buildings, such as Barn, Stable &c. On
this tract there is said be coal ~ it adioins tbs
New York Coal Company
After the foregoing sale, say st o'clock, on the
premises. will be sold another aiuabls Farm, about
niue miles from Richmond adloiuiDg the lands Of
w. N. Waidrop. Jas s. Rysll Robert Priddy's 90
tate, aud others. aiming 230 acres, called Mos
by,s' about loo scTss cleared balance in original
growth Of wood and timber. On this place there is
. comfortable Dwelling. large brick Barn. and
other buildings This 10 justly regarded - ons
among the MOST valuable tArns of ito sixs tn the
county.
TGkns Ons third cash; balance At one and two
yssrs Tor bonds bsar1E intsrsst sscursd hy trust
deed JNO b. THOuAs.
re 2 swtlaSsp
TNYRCUfOR's SALE OF 800 AtRkS or
~ LAND in the county OF HsnEsco. on the Rich.
mond and Charlottesville. Piankroad. about knins
unilss from Richnond. u AUCTION viii asll,
upon the pre1nisss, on the lea of October, com.
msncing at II o'clock 4. n. shs FARM o. ths lAsA
Mrs NsGy D. Priddy. dsed. conssinine abous -
acres, and distant from RiehmODd ahout nine maloa
and from the RieAnond end rrUdsriCk kshuy9 naal.
read one mile About go asrss ere cleared. o.
balance in original growth u eAk kuand paAe tnhss
which u very valuAhts. anA With one nite ~ I
.sw end sr.s. gln. adlosains tle landsof y. Weal
AsalsAy ana assirahte nsiGNAcehAed- --sAs D1r
eAAsog - hare tho psivttnGo 0f ooo11ne oaop n
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lrRoM OUR ARMY.

No deaui,e Intelligence from our army was ~.
ceiysd yesterday through the usual channels Of In.
formation Baltimore papers. Of the 9th. sAy that
cur cavalry was fcrasins in Pennay,vaniA We
learn that commtssary dnds difficulty In
procuring bacon at 10 cents per pound in Maryland
for Confederate money, aud II Is stated that Gen.
t.e has animated ,ba, no more stores need be ssu,
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