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The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1862-07-26

account Of the press.
ore OF other matter upon our columns ve
are obliged to omit our usual amount ~
news and telegraph dispatches this week.
However, they are not Of very exciting in
terest or importance. We give but .
short summary: ,-,--..,..
Gen. Curtis army in their march
from the interior of Arkansas to He,eo. s s
on the Mississippi were much harrassed
by the enemy, but wherever the rebels
stood in force our troops easily whipped
them. Hindman issued special proclaim
alton to every man in the region, begging
him 10 march at once to interceptour army,
but the response does not appear to have
been general. All our sick and wounded
were safely brought away, and the army
IS now in good trim. In one skirmish, two
Texas regiments Were routed, and 10 of
them killed; our loss, 5 killed and AZ
wounded. 1t is reported that Price has
crossed the Mississippi into Arkansas with
the intention of joining Hindman and
making an attack on Curtis.
BY order of Gov. Gamble the whole
Missouri STATE Militia under Brig. Gen.
Schofeld has been called out, for the pur-,
pose of exterminating the guerrilla bands
which infest the State. BY this order ev-
cry able bodied man in the State legally
qualified to bear arms is subject to duty.
The Kentucky guerrilla rascal, Nor
gan, who la.ely took Cyn,hiana, KY, has
been driven from the place after severe
fight of an hour anda half Most Of the
stolen property all of the cannon and hor-
ses were recaptured Our loss 20 men,
his, 25.
A naval engagement came off on tho
10th between the rebel iron. plated ram
Arkansas and several Federal gunboats in .,
the lazoo and Mississippi rivers 10 miles
above Vicksburg. Result-escape of the
rebel boat,o Vicksburg where she laid
herself up under the batteries for pro-
lection. Our loss is given at q men.
theirs no: known. To all appearances, it
was piece Of consummate heedlessness
on the part of our forces in letting the
boat escape. ~
Maj Gen. Halleck has been called to
Washington, and put in chief command
Of all the armies Of the Union. This
does not affect Gems. Mcclellan and Pope.
who retain their present position.
War meetings are being held through
cut the loyal States and enlistments are GO
on rapidly and there is no doubt that the
300, 900 men called for will be promptly
raised.
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1862-07-26

NAMES OF THE RECENT BArrLEs.-The
following are the names which seem to be
assigned 10 the recent battles in front of
Richmond
Thursday, June 26-Bat,le of Mechan-
icsville.
Friday, June 27-Battle of Gaines
Mill.
Saturday, June 2e-Battle of Chicka-
hominy.
Sunday, June 29-Battle of Peach Or.
ehard; battle of Savage's Station.
Monday, June 3O-Battle of White
Yak swamp; battle of White Oak Greek;
battle of Charles City Cross Roads.
Tuesday, July battle Of Turkey
Bend. &c
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1862-07-26

OPEN CoNFEss1oN.-The Chicago Tri-
bune says. Ex-Gov. Medary, of Ohio,
made speech in defense of the Buchan-
an and Floyd democrats the other day at
Columbus, in which he endeavored to de-
fend this party from the charge of treason,
and was telling of some things they did
not do. Lifting his voice to hoarse howl,
he said: "They don't steal" After this
declaration he passed and shook himself
like an old bear, and the thought seemed
to be struggling in him with terrible pow
er, and that perhaps few instances could
be named in which democrats had stolen.
Presently the tension of his muscles relax
ed, his head dropped, and in sad low
voice he added, dropping suddenly the par
tisan in the philosopher, "any more than
rs incident to imperfect human nature. >
Having thus relieved himself, he plunged
his grizzly muzzle into pitcher and drank
like horse. Now we never thought be.
fore that moment that Medary was as hon.
est as he ought to be. But there must be a
thick stratum of honesty ia man, who,
by mere force of conscience, on the spur
OF the moment, puts such a philosophical
amendment to partizan proposition.
We can only say that the "imperfect
human nature" of the great democratic
leaders, Buchanan, Floyd, Matteson, Fer
nando Wood and others, seems to have a
good deal Of that kind of " incident"
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1862-07-26

KANSAS WooL.-Geo. NJ. Harvey,
writing from Wabaunsee county to the
Leavenwor,h Conservative, says:
p I see in your paper of the 18th of June
last, I think it was, an account of the
weight of fleece of wool cut from year.
ling buck, the property of a citizen of Os.
kaloosa, Jefferson county, in this State,
which weighed 81 lbs. My object in
troubling you at this this time is to give
you the weights of some fleeces of wool
clipped in this settlement from the flock of
Mr.. Samuel Cripps; he cut from year
ling buck 164 lbs. of clean washed wool,
and from ewes with lambs by their sides,
% lbs. The wool is of the finest quality
of French Merino: the clipping was done
about the middle of las, month.
l did not see the wool weighed, but have
a statement of the weights from Jehu
Hodgson, Esq. sheriff of this { Wabaun-
see) county, who weighed the wool, and
on his veracity I give the figures. Sheep
growing is decidedly the business for Kan.
sas farmers to engage in.
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1862-07-26

Sincerity Is the parent Of truth.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-03

1 in Company u, none Of them very sick).
We put our harness on and waited ~
hour or 80 for the word forward march"
! Il didn't come. At last Capt. Torrey
told US to lie down by our guns and
sleep. know, to the shaving Of mo-
ment, how long it took me to obey that
order. We laid on our arms all night,
and found ours elves very pcaceably oc-
cupying our ground cn Sunday morn
ing. believe there was something OF
. skirmish below Cross Hollow. l goess
it didn't amount 10 much, and it is
now said the rebels have left that
stronghold, and that We have a force
there holding it. This is as likely to
be false As true. Iplace no reliance on
any rumor circulating 10 camp. Be it
as it may, the fact was. that we were
loft to enjoy a most beautiful Sabbath
in peace; thing which has not hap.
pened TO us for long time.
Our worthy Chaplain must have felt
himself in danger of rustiug aud falling
to pieces. lie has only bad chance
TO preach once or twice before. He de-
termioed 10 improve the occasion. We
had very interesting service in the
morning, and again in the evening"
1ne chaplain brought forward a plan
tor reglmental church or Christian as.
sCciation, aud in tied all who chose to
to ign the constitution. l heard him
say hat there we're about one hundred
and fol " who signed. l mention this
because | belive many Of our friends at
home will be more rejoiced to hear OF it
than of al most anything else which
could happen, short Of peace, and the
return of the 2 9th all safe and sound to
their homes.
We have with us the material for am
excellent choir, an when We all sc le-
vate our voices" in snch q tune as OF
Ilupdred, we make heee old woods ring |
can tell you.
Tuos,.c
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Froa Cairo.

sAIHO, NOV J..
We hsvs the important report here tia. Mobile
is no~ in the hands Of the Fede,aia
Fugitivcs from KieDze brought the Information
into our lines
kieuze Is the northern terminus Of the rebel
telegraph lines. THE report -s,ns strength from
the io'mei report, that Butter and Z 900 ne q hs
landed at Pensacola.
Matters In the region Of CoriatA ssnsin The
sane Orr reconncissancc has reached to Ripley
and beyond. bat the enemy has not keen fosnd.
The Impression gains strength that ths rebels
have not left Holly Syringe IN force.
The Feaerals wounded 1t Corissh are being cent
North as fast - sufficiently convaleseest 10 hear
It. 400 have been moved in the last three DAYS.
The Tishominso House ists be taken for hes-
pital.
Brsgg's army is now at Cumberland Gap. He
has been orde cd TO report at Richmnna
The Gfensda Appeal says his train Of eupriise
cap,u'ed in Kentucky, was thirty miles long.
Tbs Confederate Government has conferred the
rank, ,nf 1t. Gen. on jackson, l.opgstreet, Polk,
iiariee, Penn mber,on. Kirby smith. and Hslnss.
600 prisoners arrived here last night from Louis
vile.
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LATEST NEWS
By TELEGRAPH.
the LATEST FROM Virginia,
From Harpef's Ferry.

From Harpef's Ferry.
HAsrER's FRnsY, Oct. 30.
Yesterday. Richardson's division passed Snick-
ers Jap to Paris, small town o. the rad lead
ing from Lsesbsrg, running through Ashleys
Gap.
The forces under Gems. French and Ssdgvick
LETT this ncrnng. crossing the Seen anaoah bridge.
summers corps also moved in o Virginia yes,er-
day, through the Blue Mouatain and Short Hills,
.hese he viii form Junction With bsrus.ds, who
is Low 1t Purc-llsville.
Nearly all the 'roops have moved Of rom Ma
rylani and Loudon Heigh for the present.
Gen Gesry's command 10 TO remain at Bolivar
Heights for the present.
Gen. Slocum's command is TO garrison the fer
y. Heavy reconnoitering parties left here ysssee-
DAY IN the dirccioa oi Ch .rleston and She ards
town TO meet the enemy. whom they found il large
force at the former place
Reconnaissance made By the Sts PENNSYLVANIA
from Purcel,sville. discovered the enemy ie force
near Paris aud Upoerville, under Lonzstrset.
Gen. Lee 10 said TO be still at Winchester. while
the main body of his army Is east Of Blue Noun
tain. Snicker's Gap is strongly defended by the
enemy. Several rebel prisoners were taken there
yesterday, including the chief officer Of their sig-
nal corps.
Gen. burnside is steadily moving on. and the
impresson on is, that the enemys flank IL turned,
and that . battle Is imminent.
Our position here is admirably defended, and If
the enemy attempt 70 cross, great battle must at
once ensue.
'snnonading is now heard in the direction Of
Winchester att Shepard.town.
HARPEa's FsRRY, Oct. 81.
Yesterday our pickets, four miles out, saw the
,ebei rickets from Chariestown. None were seen
nnrth Of nillsboro. The rebels were supposed to
be in great numbers.
Jackson vas in Berryvle night before last He
no doubt occupie, both sides Of Blue Mountain,
from Winchester 10 Aida.
T~o hund ed ebel Infantry ore at WarIenton.
Oar whole army IN fine spirits and condi ton.
The weather 10 splendid.
Cen. Morrill, has been detached from his diyis.
ION in Gen Porter's corps, aud appointed to IN.
other command.
Brig. Gen. Buttef6sld has Leen appoin ted to an
assumed conmand Of Gen. Moui'rs division.
The corrs Of Gen. Porter has cen relieved from
duty on the Upper Potomac, and Passed through
here to-day.
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Foreign News.


NEw YoRK. Nov. 1.
The Edinourg. from Liverpool, 18th, and
Queenstown, 18th, hes arrived here.
GgKAr BRITAIN.
circular has been publishsd from Mr.. Seward
to the diplomatic Consular Age nts, relative TO the
emancipation proclamation. lie drsxs hopeful
conclusion froU the pseeezs conf. ,isy Of Affairs
tie snys the rebels must understand, thsy persist
in imposing the choice between dissolution VI the
government an .. oltion. Of slavery. Its the
Union and not slavery that must be maintained,
while ell good and wise OF all ntries u ust
recognise the measures as just and p-orer mill
tary act intended to deliver the country from .
terrible war. Tbey will recognize as the seine
time the moderation and magnanimity With
which the Government proceeds in 20 solemn a
oct.
The Times says the eirc aias. a. peives the A0ssi
can Government Of the right hesssfter TO appeal 70
its euaocipaton decree as measure founded on
moral principles, ~ Seward reduces 1t TO mere
military order.
The Tines shows the iaexpAdiency 81 reesgniz-
ing the South at present.
The New York correspondent of the 7ims give
the late loss Of the FedeSals at 80 600.
Gladstone has again spoken or America. He
t0h his hearers 20 remember that tho Gif6culty
hA Asisen from slavery, which was . Legacy ffpS,
EnglAnd to America.
The cabinet council wss called for the 93d -
earlier thsn usual. II 10 supposed thss siss Aoef
lean question - the cause.
The pfoposifiou before the Liverpool Chasaber
OF CONNER y 70 memor 4iss for the reccguision sf
che South, hse bssn withdraws.
The Southsss Clsb q ivespsol gave gnnd
baoQxet TO ex-Oov. Mcfehead.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-03

| ANNUAL MEETlNG OF THE SCOTT Co.
| AosIcuLruRAL SoCIErr. - The tenth annual
meeting = a. be ID at the Court House, conven.
ing Saturday mo ming at half pAet ten o'clock
for the purpose Of eiectiag officers for the en.
suing year. and tra, 'saetiog sueb other lusi'
ness a. might come be fore the meeting.
The meeting was call ed te, order hy Edwin
Smith, President, and ne proceedings Of the
ast NEE ing were read q. ID pproved.
% motion the meeting proceeded 10 the
| election of officers for the en-. 'uing year. and
W L Cook and A. F. Mast we're appointed
| tellers.
The name of Chauncey Kron was put in
!. nouin alton for President. On III e fret bal!o
,1hauucey Krum had 2s votes. E asiu Smith
&C G. Stewart Els three each.
On motion Mr.. Krum vas made the unaui
nous 'hoice Of tho conve vention.
The n Getting then proceeded to the .. lection
OF a Vic. President. The 6rst ballot .sc. d ..
-fo!Iow.: j. s Smith received 4: votes, Il. q
Neal Is, Ro. hert Chrietie !. j. K. FIuke "
L Cook 2; n. choice. Ga the second bslIss
J. 8. Smith rec sived 20 votes ard q. G. Neal
le. Mr. Smith we declared elected.
The frs, ballot for Treasurer was 40 foaevs ::
7. K Fiuke 8 70 tes, John Lambert Q. (. s.
viele H. On the eeond ballot Mr.. Flake 60,
. votes. Mr.. Lsmbe rt ard Mr. Viele 60 Mr..
viels vas declared duly elected Treasurer.
For Secretary the names Of Thos J. Saan.
ders and ". X. Hsight wars put 10 nomins-
votes, Haigbt 1s. and 2 scattering-no choice
On The second ballet Height received 10 votes.
and Ssun ders Is. Mr. Haight was declared
Secretary for the ensuins year.
o. mott On Csaassey Krom and L 8. visle
we're apps lnteds committee 70 report the names
Of esndi.I.tes for Direetora, 70 be voted Tor By
the mseti sg. The eeuaities presented the
names Of John Maddes. Winfield so~sship,
An re~ ,. Hyde. PieasaDt Valley. Hiram
Wheeler, Hickory Grove. &. r. Marks. D.vss.
port To~ ,ship. and J. A L. Cl.ire, Daven-
port city.
The 20 Ing resulted % tollevs John Mad
des 10 votes, Asdsev J. hyde Is. Hiram
wheeler 20. c. r Marks ~. J. A. Ls Claire
l6. 8. Elh 8. l.. 8. Blaekm An s. Eivis
smith 8. Geo. n French :. n. i~rbM 3. J.
hoosrtssen 8. and eeversl scattering.
TIE i've frst candidates sbeve na~Ha ~1e1
declared dolly elected. u
% motion the annual memberehio =. -.
eootipnsd u one dollsr
ar. snsH sssed thss The ssDstissaise = !
= ewsDdsd ssto hass Ne assusli S,e.jee o.
officers held st The Pair 0ressds o. ~ shird
day of The tain Mssiss lssk
o. assisa sdjsssssd.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-03
From Missouri.
HEADQUARTERS, uAasaALL, No.,
Oct %

To Major General Curtis
have the honor TO reyort that on the evening,
OF the 20th received information Of party 81
rebels were moving tos arde q point eight miles
eat Of this island. aud en- route 70 Join . recel
iorce in tho south west. | Immediately took .
hundred and five men Of tho 10th illinois cavalry
and ftas'ed nt 8 o'clock p. m. to intercept them
came on their Pickets ahost o'cioSk and drove
them inthe attacked the main force, - bout 200
strong. killing four n, d wouDd,ng many, csptus-
ing q prisouers, ancng whom Was Cap'sin
who informed ee Col Dorsey was in nd
We also captured . number Of hoeses. ssddlss
shot guns, muskets ana rifles. My ioss Was ore
killed and one wounded.
tSisnedl Jas. s1uAsr,
Ii. Col. 10th Ill. Cayalry.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-03
Especial to the W 0
fr0m the Potomac.

WHEALAsp, Oct. 81.
Special to the Herald
Gen. Stonemsn's division OF Gen. Wilcox's
corps yesterday ccupied Lecsburg without oppo-
sition. This movement sill enable Gen. Pleas
Anton's cavalry TO penetrate further l. the enc
my's position to reconnoi're beyond our front.
CHAsLEsrowH r, Oct. 81.
Maj. Gen. Cox's army rived here to-day.
The rebel army unde. Generals EchoI, Floyd and
jenkins se.reated from here last Monday
Tho march of our troops up the kanawhs Valley
was coneuc in the best military order, with but
q single casualty. Tho entrance Of our troops in
to this town was Of . triumphant character.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-03

fAYisG THEM OrF.-Capt. Hender-
shott paid off another lot f the old Regi,
meot recruits on Saturday. Altogether they
carried eft over FIVE tbou.apd dollars 10
Green Eacks"
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-03

AUSTIN CoRBlN Il Geo. 8. c. Dow, at
No Niekolfs Block, dealers in Stste. col. p,y
and city warrants, coin, demand note. and
Cove rDment vouchers Oct Palm
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-03

LEcTURISo.-We notice in the Keo.
kuk papers an announcement that our frien
aod former fellow citizen. John Trainor kim
hss just delivered lecture before the Philo-
msshesn Association Of shst city on the sub.
|s:t Of '.Music and Women,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-03

We publish this moroing two very
inter rssting letters from our attentive corress
rondent With the goth Regiment. Mr. Thomas
brocket' We trast he will make toe inservais
between bis letters as short - possible.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-03

~. Loris. Nov. I.
The Repselscss learns thst Jsdgs Ssnpls -
arrested on Thursday AT fsrsos City By order Of
zen Loss. The causs Of the srfsst. vs snde
stand, vas the delivery OF sreech. /. vh;eh ~.
pfeianati Of The President wss declared IN.
wise, and fos dosbts expressed for the ability q
the Admnistsstion 10 lawfully carry out iss pro.
vieio0s. -
Judsn hcckland aas been paroled, 10 srabis bin
to attend to forgery care, il which he i enrarsd
~ counsel
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-03

ROCK Is AND S.-We acknowl.
edge the .eipt Of Vol. l, No. /, of thi. new
daily. A. Kuck, edite =. We wieh it suc-
cess, and long and hes l.hy existence.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-03

THE 25rH.-Tha regiment, Colonel
stone, left Burlington on Saturday for ST.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-03

MR.. FHELPs vas still lying in very
critical condition on Saturday evening. with
but little proepec, Of recovery.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-03

SPECIAL TRAIN.-A train Of fifteen
coschss lett last evening for Iowa City. to
bring in the 2sta Infantry, Col. Miller. which
VIII arrive here some time to-day Sunday.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-03

Col. Taos. II. BESroS, Js., Of Coun
ell Bluffs. arrived At the .Bu-tis House s.~.ur-
day.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-03

TAG Continental, Security, Loriliard
and AetroV olitsn Fire Ineursoes Companies. OF
New York. and the New Eoglsod and Marine.
Of Hartford, are reliable prompt paying g oek
Companies. Robert Simpson, agent. south
east corner Second and Brady streets.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-03
NUMBER Y.


q, wAHIsOSoh, NOV. i,
The ssws ffon the front 10 thu. the rehsls sii,i
oela TessosgnhFs 0sp With smslf psehss fsscs.
Gen. BayArd's cavaisy vas attached veaeeri@v
r: - at Aide. He sncamped last aiehs t~o niIcs
of that plaes, troo which fscs il y insesrDA iAea
ho repolsed the rebel forces.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-03

CoRRECTToN.-In our thief item on
saturday morning We meant to cay that box
Of Austrian rifle baycnet ecabhards were
stolen not box Of Austrian rifles. bayone,.
and ecsbbard," - the Paragraph read.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-03

MILITARY Men, ArrsNr,oN.-If you
wish for Uniform full equ;pm, nts call on
+. p. Erskine. Nckolls' Block
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-03

DAYTON, U INV l.
J. q Bollmsyer, editor OF the Dayton Empirs.
was shot I'D this morning ~ Henry NJ brosn, .
halter Ct this city. The difficulty grow oss Of .
personal misunderstsnding be,seen the parties.
occasioned BY the shooting of d, 4 bslonxise %
folimeyer By one Of Browns aoos. b ovn = "
himself up and Gas takea q jail This sAair hss
ccAsioasd much excitemeot oa our sussss.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-03
Democratic Meeting.

ALBANY, Oct. 81.
At . Democratic meeting here this evening. John
Van Bursn said the letter read by him ct the
Cooper Institute. vas presented to him by Gen.
Scoit as an autograph, and was made public by
tbs auth ofity Of the friends of the General.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-03

WsLL SscusED.-lf the Law passed

WsLL SscusED.- the law passed
BY Congress. nskiog II crime to issus irAe.
sio1sl currency. l. constitutional. the bits Of
paste board nov passing % freely IN our midst
l. The best secured "nsney"s man can have
about bic elothes-.Altoeether bsttsr than
Green Backs." The reason is obvious. The
ias imposes 6ns Of $500. aud long term Of
imprisonment. for each offence: that 10. for
every piece Of ra.te. board 80 issued" Should
any Of the Brokers Who have issued this cur
have to do would be TO enter complsicl
against him. have him sosiked up. and our
word for il, the Shers~ith 70 take II The
cheeks vould be forthcoming. and II demand
cd. in hard gold.
Bat. notvithstanding the risk. very many
Of our bu.iness men have Issued these frss-
tional sbscks. ksO wing tLa. at the outside.
not more than too thirds Of them will ever
6Dd their wy back for redemption. We rec.
olest one coDesrs IL THE city that issssd Desr-
" one hsndred dollars Of these small checks
/
been called upon to redeem but tpelse dollars
Of them. Some profit in such . bu.ineeei 10
connection II may be proper 10 cate that We
turn out che article in the best esyls Of the art,
OF short notice, aud in any quantity desired.
ONE week more Of fne weather, and
the mssons or Fsrrand's Block will be out oi
the va Of the carpenters. and the work can
be pushed along vigorously.
The outside work on the state Bank 10
pretty much completed. 1t isa very hand.
some bnilding. and an honor to the city.
CAvALRY.-lnspector Haignt receiv.
ed about fifty horses on Saturday about 80
from W. Cham bere, and the rest fro.n Mr. Toh,
Of Clinton. 10 all, lS8 horses have passed
muster up to date
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-03

PbHnix Insurance Company Of Hart.
ford sseete. let May, 1862, t5z7 160 %; liza.
bilities, $2l. 500. HgSRr B. HOFFMAN, Agk
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NJ A Il RIE ID.

In this city, by Rev. ). II. Andersen, oa Thurs
day evening. October ,, Mr. d. l.. SIEfnEA.ES
ana Miss ANNIE CKIsP.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-03

On Priisy, October 91, Of congestion OF the
-ss TOMMY. SEQ nd son Of ThoS. Y. and Amelia
In. -, . v.a,s . "A II months
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-03
From Baltimore.
BALTIMORE, Oct. 81.
,Special TO the Worl1

1t is currently rumored here that ex Gov. Hicks
will be appointed Military Governor OF Maryland,
an viii isc2te his Office at Baltimore.
Five oystsr boats, with their crews, we're sci xsd
,o-day for violating the oyster law, and taken
TO Annapolis. The affair has caused much En-
ant
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-03

ATTENTION, OFFICERs.--For a choice
military Uniform. call ct Cone. corner Brady
and Second streets