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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-01-03

his office. he City Assessor shall give bond
With sureties. TO ne approve ed by the Citi
Council, IN the SUN Of fifteen hundred dollars.
conditioned for the fsiihful discharge Of his du.
ties in said Cftice.
>Ec-4 TIE City Assessor slsll keep and
have an office, and As conveniently as may be
to the cfiice Of the City Marshal and ell the
books. parers, maps and other property per
tanning to said office, and lot required TO be
delivered 10 any other city officer, shall be
carefully kept and preserved in said 'ihce,
eutjeet to the inspection Of oil persons who
msv deere accsss thereto.
Sc :. Al triit aLoea ard parts Of ordi-
ce. iu conflict here nth, are tby repealed.
SIC. Il shal be the duty Of the City as.
sessor to make or cause TO be made plat book
each and every year.
Psesed and approved.
Gro II. French. Mayor.
Attest IIrsEY MIR LBJscnEE. Clerk.
January lst. lsb2
On motion the rules we,e suspended. and the
ordinance read Z second time, and on motion
was adopted.
The committee to whom was referred the
bin Of A. Jordan for :l6.o0 was, on molten.
granted rover to act.
cemmuri:a,ion Of L. Boies, reported TO pay /.
Boies sl3S, and he to give recei pt in fu il for
his aim as City Aseessos. On motiun the re-
port was adopted.
On motion tie Council went into an eec ion
for City Assessor The chair appointed Aide.
Noe aud Peters committee to receive ballots.
Mr. Charles W. Verier was nominated as
candidate.
The committee reported that Charles W.
Verder had received ten votee, and was de
cared elected City Assessor
Ald PETERS offered the following:
Resoipel That the finance Committee il
hereby Authorized TO make such arrangements
for the bid liz, In # such properly cannot
be sold for the deliaq'.ent lax ot 1861, as they
may deem besl for the interest Of the city.
Adopted.
Aid. PEIER offered the following:
Kesol,fd, That the city Of Davenport agree
to become responsible to all bidders a. the
next tex sales TOR the correctness cf the tax
lis,. and to refund all moneys paid on prouerty
which may have been sold VI Der double or
erroneous assessment ith ten per cent interest.
Adopted.
Aid. PETERS offered the following ordi.
rance:
AN ORDINANCE to arnend an Ordinance en-.
titled An Ordinance to Prohibit Coasu' <
or S.eddirg On BRADY aad Harrison streets .
Dassad Jaraarv ID. 1861
Bf 4 enacted ty Ie city Colnset ct' tie CHg
Of Ddrenport, That section one, Of an oi dioance
| to Pr,Libt coasltng or sleddlng on Bray and
| Harrison streets, passed January 20. 1861, is
hereby amended hv strkicg out the word
"and" between He.riaon and Brady, ard ty
| ins erli behind the word Brady and before
| the word Streets the words Main, Gaiue:
| and Warren.
| Passed and approved January lat, 1862.
Ggo. II. FREscu, Mayor.
Attest HE,.Y MITTELBG: CHEZ, Clerk.
On motion the rules were suspended, enC
| the ordnance read second time and On mo
tion was adopted.
| On irosion COUNSEL adjourned.
| Attest HENRY MHIELBUEcHEn,
City Clerk.
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ls0LlCe.
A. j. PRESTON, Es4a,

rs SMY ONLY AUTHORIZED AGENT FOR
i the collection CT rents ana payment Of take
in Davenport. All persons owing me are request
cd to pay to him, ard all persons having bushes!
with lac in Iowa, are requested to call on him.
THOMAS ALLEN
jl2-dGslw1 Or IT Louis.
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ADN>TS.
TSE.fY S5.1TGEz :!

T'iE PER SoN WHO WAS SEEN FO PICK
i .pa Silver Watch, q Siver Fob Chain in
front Of the Post Office on New Years Eve. is re-
quested to bring tn same 10 this Office forth with,
in order that proceedings may 10, be comm enced
i,l-t
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-01-03

BARLEY CoFFEE.-The demand for
this article is rapidly increasing. Probably
not more than Que third of the amount Of real
coffee ID now sold per week in this city. that
was sold previous to the coffee tariff imposi-
ton The barley coffee is said to be az excel
lent artic.e-just as good, to all intents and
purposes the genuine article. Ordiaary
berley is frs. soaked in water until lttl'
softened. then dried and roasted roast
the coffee kernel. 1t is then ground. TO about
as much ground barley would be used at
meal, add one tea spoonful of the extract Of
coffee to make flavor Il is said to be Just
the thing. Here is presented an opportunity
fer some enterprising concern to make a for
tune.
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TIE lIoRsE LoTTERY.-This lottery
will take place on Saturday evening at s
o'clock, at Hpcings saloon. No mistake this
time. There are few more tickets left for
those who want d horse.
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Ere ii i.ncllcsfGr.

nCFfALo. E. T., !. ,.
A fire last nigh: in aGche III c4lsei the in'et-
ruption of all the Laste.a wires. Iartieeisrs no.
received
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NEW hM.RoTYpE R0lMS !
M IA. @ q @ *.

(FoRaERLy or THE CAB,)
VXTOUL9 INFORM THE PUBLIC rHATHE
w has opened Rooms between Second AID
Third over 81 Brady street, where he would be
lad to see all his old patrons aud .. l5ts' of new
oaes. Having the best light in the city and Ia
yesrs experience, he is bound ,egive satisfaction.
Call and tsy. Prices Rea soma BILE. Call and see.
dc27-til IN. COOK, Artist.
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Republican Nominations.
Gale In Boston.

BeSTaS, Jan =.
The gale ut Bustoa last night, was tho mes.
severe known for years.
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A FIVE LUSCH.- New Years morn.
ing our friend Paul De.usch Of the Diamond
served up for lunch splendid saddle Of veni
son. flanked by divers other good tn ngs-the
whole made "lroud' by foaming DO wi of de-
Ii ious egg no.. Ample Justice was done to
all the good cheer which Paul knows go well
how to prepare
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.sOfleo.

a rt-e-9 ssOflsC.
NOTICE IS HERE Y GIVEN THAT THE
IN Annual Meeting Of the Stock Holders Of the
Davenport Gas Light and Coke Company for the
election OF Directors for the year 1862, will be
held at this Office OF the Company on Monday
January 18th, 1862, at l5 o'clock p. NJ
Tu0S. DERMODY, N
saa.s deal - Secretary.
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NUMBER 81.
From Waihina,on
WAsaISGTos, Jan. 2.

NAsaiSGTa., JAn z.
The steamer Stepping Stone came up from tho
fe,ila last night. This steamer on her fecen-
noifsriug q trip up Ccctqnan bay, lately scattered
the re bels W ia three well dircsted snotsthr shch
tho iniist D. the rebcls lntfn Lsrrt-
turn che was followed by rifeMea, !. 10 fired fcvs-
raj bullets through her sides. Ono shpt passed
III rough she head OF the captains BERTH
The Missouri rebel battery is On pessan Nose, TINS
side OF Cockpit Point and Is therefore the nearest
battery to this city At ,east one heavy rihed
gun i. planted there. shells have been hred into
the mouth OF Mattowwan Greek.
Gen Benhain has Fes released from arrest anu
is ordered to report himself for duty n oIee ne
Court Cf Inquiry ignored the charges against MIN
as soon asthey were road
Coll Wilson's regiment OF, Mechanic fasi-ers,
have been ordered to report to- Gen. Lane, ~ fors
Ieavenworth. The nne officers will be seieetei
from tho States from which each company hais
Republican Nominations.
CoscoRD, \ H.. Jan. /.
The New Hampshire Rerubli an State Consen-
tonto-iay nominated tiov. Berry for re election.
Dr. Crosby Of Hanover, Dem. received the nom
ipation tor Railroad Commissioner.
Rs solutions were adopted sustaining the Gov
erup,ent ia prosecuting tho war; endorsing tho
national administration ;demandiag strict tcoRo-
my; endorsing tie State authorities thaHhing
the volunteers for their devotion, ard fretuising
to support the candidates nominated thoat 70
gard TO party issue.
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uosse aid nag5, str4:.d or Steer.

1tTOIEN FROM Til. SUBSCRIBER Oh
- Sunlny nigh at.about o'clock lay mare,
harneseei toa nug-y. raid mare had ~ shoes :
with sclly ears iasiie; i about sx years oll !;
ola harhc with ragged llnes, wiz out noaatings
the ba sey an oli with leather shifting top,
with hisI side b. dy With over iaC4ldei.n5s TWO
wheels. dishea back.
Thirty dollars reward is offered for the recovery
Of the pr0psty.
dc3i-dS iw q. WEBER.
Muscatine Journal, iowa City Press, Upton
Democrat ard Dewitt staniara copy the above
nd dyertisenect one week and send bids.
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haaEis ,fa eekf.sv ssoas II ~, .ss..sasg %
.E5h9h il i X n5.l.2s,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-01-03

CROSSING on the ice is becoming
qu,e general on the part Of fcrtmen. wsshAl'
see gool wagon road aeross soon undoubted,
ly.
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A CARD.--The undeiAE ned in behalf
of himself and assistant carriers, gratefully &C.
kno y lodges the New Years gifts Of their pat
rons We circulated our address as far ns We
could, sighting none, and our calls have been
responded to with degree Of lberality com
mendable for these times; and now we com
mecce the year with renew ed resolution to do
our whole duty, To our office as we'll as to the
whole newspaper fraternity Of Davenport We
are under special Obligations which we hope to
discharge with fidelity. K. NEELY.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-01-03

LECTURE. The long talked OF lecture
Of the Rev. Or. Butler will positively take
place on Wednesday evening next. Doubtless
ii will be highly interesting and will call out q
crowded house
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-01-03

PRRvEcT RUsH.-Thc German Theatre
was crowded up to perfect jam on New
Years night. About $27O was realized from
sale Of tickets The performance was excel.
lent
This institution has done remarkably we'll
N,s season. 1t has cleared off all it's old
dAbts. aYounting to some $3.50; expended
nesrly 200 for costumes and scenery, and has
a - balance in it's favor. all of which is en-.
courapiny 10 the stoc kt onAers. >
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-02-01
FRAUDS UPON THE NATION.
FROM THE SPEECH OF
Hon. Henry L. Dawes, OF Mass.
DELIVERED IN TIRE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,,
JAN. 18TH, 1861,

Mr.. DAWES Rep, Mass from the
Committee Of Investigation on Government
Contracts, 10 resuming his remarks, com
menced on Friday last, said--Sir : / have
not failed to notice, and believe the Com.
mittee of which am a member have not
failed 10 notice, IN common with the whole
country, that for some unaccountable rea.
son. the charges upoa the National Treasu.
ry, at this time OF war. have been such as
to reach nearly the bottom of the public
chest. During the investigation, startling
facts have come before the notice of the
Committee, and to the notice of the whole
country, touching the mode and manner Of
tho expenditure cf the public money.
Some Of these items propose to call pub
lie attention TO, and then 10 ask gentlemen
the plain question, when they propose to
meet shS question, If AZ all, and II so, how,
when, and where : The very FIRST contract
entered into by this Government, after the
troops had left their homes to come here, in
April last, to defend the Capital, by which
they were to be fed, was contract entered
into for cattle. IL was not made With a
man whose business 1t was to supply cattle
10 the market, not with a man who knew
the price OF beef in the markets Of the eoun,
try, bat was entered into by the Govern,
ment here with q man we'll known ia thil
and in the other branch of Congress, for
the last ten years as an old stipendiary-
one Of tho class Of men who, In times past,
made their money by such operations as
buying the certificates Of members foE
books al discount, and then charging the
full amoant This e0ntract was made So
that the Iirst twenty-five hundred head ol
cattle furnished was charged at 0 rate
which enabled their original contractor to
snb-IeI IL IN "a hours after TO man 10 N.
York who did not know the price of beef
SO that he put in bis pocket, without stir.
ing from bis chair, $4,000, and the meu
who aclully furnished the cattle in question,
put into their poeke,s 1000 more. 50 that
tho contract under which these 1900 head
head Of cattle were furnished 70 the army
was SO made that tho profit of$5S. 900 was
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-02-01
More New Goods! !
THE Undersigned has just returned from
Il New York with
Fresh Steek Of Merchandise,

- NeW iofh WIN
Fresh Steck of Merchandise,
EmbraeuR ali the Usual Varieties hsp. IN Ma several
Departments, which he oilers Cash for Ready Pay as low
as any other dealer. here or elsewhere.
Remember, for CASH or READY PAY until after ths
Ashtahuis, Nov IA. 1851.
Ladies' Dress Goods-Plaiu and 6gured Me.
rinos, plain aud figured COburgs, plain and 6g.
DeLaines, embroidered and printed Reps Pop
lins, De3nges. ynlencias, black and coIored
Silks, in great variety.
Prints and GiRghams-a large assortment
very ehesp.
| White Goods OF every description.
EIdnnels, great vsriety--aIl wool.
Sho,rls--A splendid lot Of all wool Long
Shawls. Also Brocha, long and square--cheap
Hoop Skirts, all styles and prices.
Glores and Hosiery--A large stock, and yer!
cheap.
Skeetings -Bieacbed and browns full as
sortment heavy aud 6ne.
Cotton Kdrn--A Cue assortment Of all nun.
bers Cheap for the times.
Cotton B0tts, Wedding, Wicking and Twiue
ClOhs--A fall stock of Beaver and heavy
Coaiiugs. Broad Cloths, Ladies' Cloths. Cassi
meres, Satinetts. Kentucky Jeans. Tweeds
vestings, &c. &c.
C1Othing.-FalI Suits got up on short notice
All kinds OF work made 10 order. Cutting al
all tines A fnll assortment Of Tailors Trim
mings, &c.
Boots aud Shores choice lot Of the very
best work made. not Ouly good but cheap.
Hats and Cdps-a general stock of both
Mems and Boys
CrOekery--a fresh new stock, just opened.
Glass WGre--a fine assortment, including a
large stock of Coal OH Lamps, which viii CON.
pete with any thing in the market. IN beauty OF
price.
1000 other kinds OF Dry Goods and Yankee
Motions not enumerated 10 the foregoing, to be
| found at the old popular stand of
Geo. WILLARD.
Groceries.--In Femily Groceries we have
large aud very choice supply.
Drugs and MedieiHes--A fresh supply Of al
the leading and desirable articles OF Drugs.
Hardteare and SGdlery-The Best and
most Extensive assortment Of Shelf and Heavy
Hardware in the county.
Paints Oils, 9.c.-Wbite Lead Zinc and
Mineral Paints. Red Lead, Yellow ocbre, We.
netian Red. Paris Green, Chrome Green, and
every description of artist Paints Also Lin,
seed Oil, Turpentine, Varnishes, &C. cheap.
Iron, Steel. S-e.--a full and complete nssort
meut
NGiis--20o kegs, assorted sizes-ehenp.
Glass and Pstty-Ths largest aud mosI
general assortment Of Window Glass ever be-
fore brought into Ashtabnla. Also, Putty
Whiting &c. very cheap.
Remember, u you have the Money to pay loI
goods and cant get the value Of Il, call at
GEo. WILLARDs.
Finally. ifyOu have any kind Of Produce tc
sell tor Cash. or Exchange for Goods, bring i
to the old end well tried stand Of
AshtabaIa, Nov. IA. '6I. G. wILLAHD.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-02-01
Nfal.lng love.

A book ought to be writfeo on liis sub
ject, under the title Of EVERY Man his own
idiot or 81 Methods of being Gennine
DoBkeyD Certain IL Is, that people make
love quito as irregular rs the Yermoniera
make maple sugar--cvery man on bis ovns
hook, aud in manner peculiar TO himself
There is the straightforward business stylo
10 which the real estate and baak accounts
are enumerated and footed up, with the de-,
cIaFatioh that his worldly possessions aud.
himself arn submitted BY the subscriber.
There is the style poelical, which delights
in Fhyming "kisses" with "bliszea, and IN.
boring trees. brooks, flowers. moon beams,
etc. There is the style sentimental. in,
which rope ladders. stern parents. pistols
and daggcrs aud other variations Of dull
life figure. There IS the style hashfnl, 10
which the parties meet in dads orchard or.
mans kitchen, seat themselves at I2 or 90
feet distance, speaking no w0rria uhaleFer.
only occasionally "sighing wofnlly," and
'hiichiag.up' toward each other, with down
cast eyes, 81 the rate of three quarters Of
an inch per hour We have always thou9ht
this bashful aud wordiess kind Of eourtship.
the mosB interesting, especially When the
parties thereto hardly knOw what ails 'sEup
Rat Of ell meihOds Of making love, that
common one Of meaning noihag serious
is the stnpidest and mesnest and any man.
who win lake up the time and attention cf
90 eligible young miss with the idoa IN his
head, oughl 10 Be provided with an amor
Of aslnine euticle, aud sent % light thu
Amozons Of D4homey.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-02-01

DR. JAMES LEGaE Of the I.oOdon Missionary
Society for tWenty-ons years resident IN China.
after sixteen years assiduons study of the lao
guage and literature, has commenced the pub
ictuion Of Critical Text. with q translation
and explanatory notes, Of the sacred Chinese
classics. comprising the Eve king" attributed
TO Conlncius, AID lhe four ~Sho0" Tor wrsiingSl
comprising the conversations Of Conieeins and
the works Of his disciple, Mebciua The brat
volume already published at iopg-kong, will
be followed ef the editors liie . spared BY OF
losst six Others, lbc whole enterprise being tn
dsrtaken al she cost Of 40 English msEchant.
Mr.. Joseph JurdiBs whose sudden death IN
Chins lately occurred
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-02-01

The lovelisest eye Is that Of faith,
Which upward looks to God
The neaiest foot Is that which has
The path Of virtue trod.
The sweetest lips are those that neer
A word Of guile have spoken;
The richest voice Is that ofprayer,
One ne'er q vow has broken.
The prettiest hair Is that which Time
has silvered Ger with gray.
Or covers o'er an honest head
Its beauties ne'er decay.
The fairest hand Is one that oft
In deeds Of kindness given
The purest heart is one that Christ
Has sanctifed for heaven.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-02-01

raias do not stop atstaons where The tins b omitted
a ehe above tables.
an through Trains going weswHFd conneet At Cleveland
with TrsIns for Toledo, Chicago, co1wnttu, ccaa IN
diaaop0fis, &C.
And ali through Trains going EaatwaFd connect az unk
with the fiusefN. " r. 3 r. and At Buffalo, with those
of NJ e. ctntra and Buffalo ~ Y City Railroads. ibr NsD
FORK, Albany, Rosfoa, Niagara Falls, &C. So.
a. %. HUBBARD Station Agent.
ctrvrrAxp Nov 4 1esl
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-02-01

Pmblic abBse--The mud with which every
tsaselsr iaspaliered on bis road 70 disln.-
ti0n.
BaFgain---A IudIcrOus transaction. 10
whicheaehparty thinks hccheated theoihes'
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-02-01

A young lady Of California recently
broke her neck while resisting an atsempt
Of young man to kiss Der. This furnish
es fearful warning 10 young ladies.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-02-01

Fashion is the lpce Of the rich % gek
away from lhe poor, who follo9 as tsll 81
they cnn.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-02-01

Lawyer-- Al isarnad genlIomsa. Ntp fel.
cues your estate form your e1pnF ap1
keeps a himself
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-02-01
Lsvery sssblss

HF.&J.O. CULVER. have removed 70 The
F House Stable vhsIs they o e the ei.l..ss q .s
ntmis county, Al prices that ange but iut above the iv
ing sfaednrd cab and see. Nov. !, 1eeo 60T
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Furniture.

LINlIS SAVAGE. Furniture Dealer and Man
uctur, steam establishment North ain street. near The
oaias of DrH warrington q Hall. AshiAbuia, o, 40
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Clothing.

L. WOLFF & co. Dealer 10 Ready-mode
Clothing and Gents Furnishing Goods Ashabula o. 6i4
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-02-01

GEORGE O. HUBBARD. Dealer in Hard
ware Iron Steel and Nails Stoves Tin Plate, Sheet Iron,
Copper aud Zine and manufacturer Of Tin Sheet Iron and
Copper Ware, Fisk's Block, AHhtabula, Ohio. ds0
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-02-01

PRENTICE & OSBORN, General Dealers in
Provsons, Produce, and forth, MAin street. Asta-
bula, Ohio. 47i
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BRIGHAM & Co, Wholesale and retail
Dealers In Ready Made Clothing, Furnishing Goods, Hats
Caps, &c. Ashtabula. 4le
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-02-01

q. w. DICKINSON, Jeweler. Repairing Of
all kinds Of watches Clocks and Jevey. Shop, oPpsite
the Fisk House, Ashtabula, o. q
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-02-01

H. G.. DICK. Bookseller. StationeF and News
Dealer. Also. Dealer IN sheet Music Ioys ana susr.
xasisty Goods, hainHtasst. AahiabuiaIohio, toi
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-22
NEWS By MAIL.

PHrLApELpnlA, Nov. 81. The Baltimore
AmericGn pOoHsnes letter dated " ili'msport,
4Olh. Gen. Saxon SEPT Il reconnaissance rem
- "r ter" tuYari3 Char'estown. T. en-.
.... 'l..a An, ma drove
them rgugh Chailostuwn, SIC ipg them at
very opportunity. several houses Al Charles
town were fired by our shells, and one or two
rebels ii led. Unc rebels mad slight demon
stration on our outpusts near Failing " Alters,
on the Virginia side OF the river. After the
retels we've DRIVEN back our men returned to-
wards The town for the night.
The following is from the Richmond papers :
RALEIGH, N. g., H. A gentleman from AL
berluarie county says there are no Yankee gun
boats on the A bernardo sound that they have
gone to James river. This is explcabie by
elther the by pothrsls that the enemy IL coming
,pon US irom Fredericksburg or are about to bc
transported to the Suffolk line Of advance. 1t