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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-03-14
ADJ'r. GKNL's. OFFIoE, STATE CT Iowa.

ADJ'r. GKNL's. OFFIoE, STATE CT Iowa.
March Sd, 1862.
The Mississippi d Missouri Railroad have
agreed to carry Iowa soldiers. in the Uaited
States service. at the following rates: Fur.
loushed and discharged soldiers, half fare
Wounded in battle. free.
n. b. BAKER Adit Gen.
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STORE AT LIE CLAlRR.-The popula.
tion Of the Republic Of lie Claire and vicinity
will always find . good assortment Of drugs,
medicines. etc. Aiao fresh family groceries, at
the store of L w. Burnett. He sells at Da
venport prices, and deserves liberal oh are Of
patronage. Don't forget this item.
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u. ID. DON q DON,
A TTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW
IA and Notary Public. Of6ce, North west
osner OF Brady and Second streets, upstairs
ntrance on Brady street. julv 2t.dtf
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From st. Louis.


Sr. LOUIS, March I2.
The following general order will be
issued in the morning:
HEADQUARTERS OF THE MISSISSIPPI.
In compliance with orders of the
President of the United States, :he un-
dcrsigned assumes command OF the
Department Of the Mississippi, which
includes the present Department OF
Kansas, Missouri and the Department
OF Ohio, and the country West Of the
north and south line drawn through
Knoxville, Tenn, aud east Of the West
ern boundaries Of the States Of Missouri
and Arkansas.
The headquarters Of the Department
of the Mississippi will remain, till fur
ther orders, at st. Louis. Commanding
officers, not in the Department Of Mis-
souri,, will report at these headquarters
the strength and position Of their scv-
eral commands.
Signed II. w. HALLEck,
Maj. Gen. Commanding.
A special to the Democrat from
Rolls, Of the 18th, says Wild Billy
Price, q desperate thief, of a guerrilla Of
rebels, has been taken prisoner, aud is
now in custody at Springfield.
No further news from Gen. Curtis
command.
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JAS. :. LANE, O. W. SKINNER
LANE Il EK INNEn,
A TTORNEYS AT LAW. OFtICE-COR-
"A ksR Of Second and Brady Streets, over
Soith's store. Dec.1
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Bu,LDISa.-We should judge that
the demands for dwelling houses will bring
about the erection OF number this season.
We notice several are already commenced in
different parts of the city. Lumber and labor
is cheap. and It would be difficult to find
more favorable time for the business.
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DESTINATION AscHRTAINED. - The
corpse st the Express Office nentioosd in our
yesterday issus. vss proved TO BE- that Of
Charles Robinson, . ssldier io Capt Clevs-
lssd's company. Who died st Sedalis. . few
days since. The brother Of the deceased lives
In Blue G.a,s Township. and he has wife
now living in Muscatine county. We think
the family vas entirely ignorant Of the young
mans sickness, and that the first intimation
that they had Of the fact was yester1sy when
the corpse vas taken home. He was sent by
DLYDoeo
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NIGHT DISPATCHES.
From 81. LOUIS.


Sr. Louis. March 49,
ESPECIAL Dispatch to tho Evening Journal
Private letters received to- day from officers in
Gen Cur,i. army, say that the rebels in foroe arc
still IN the rear of tho Federal army and another
battle - soon expected.
In tho late fight At Sugar Crock the 18th divIs-
ion stood the b unit OF tho battle. The 9Th and
9th regiments, Iowa lst and 81 Iowa batteries are
terribly cut up. Ore hundred and eighty out OF
five hundred in the ith Iowa were killed and
wounded
Every field .ficer in Dodgss Brigade wore
wounded.
y, dge had thrse horses killed under him ard
wounded.
Capts. Burton and Burman. and Lieut.. Critten-
den wore WI unlcd, md Lieut.. Jackson wss killed:
Gen. ilal!eck forwarded TO hea dquarters the
following:
HEAuquAarERs Dr'r OF THE MISSISSIPPI,
-. Louis, March 18th, 1862.
10 Lon. 4. ". &anioa, Secretary of War:
Our artillery and cavalry yesterday attacked
the tnemy's works one aud q half miles west VI
Paris, Tenn. Tho enemy was driven out with =
loss Of 100 killed, wounded and pris 3ncrs. Our
loss is Capt; Bulls, Of the artillery, four men
killed and liye wounded.
cavalry force, sen, out from Leblanc on, Mo-,
attacked one Of PTice's guerrilla parties, and kill
ed IS, woun led >, and captured over 20 prisoners
among which was Brgadier General Il. Campbell,
The commander.
Signed H.W. 1fALIEcK,
Major General.
49, -
From WmsAingtOn.
WARRINGTON, ysrch l3.
oThe ting Leslie won't down to Quantico yes erday
towing a large rcow with shs cares and machi inery
Cor removing the cannon from tho abandoned re-
bel batteries.
large number Of siels have been found in
the rebel magazines. They were neatly packed
in fine sea weed which is said to be an excellent
plan to keep tho powder dry and prevent prema-
turs explosion.
The steamer Avgo and Fulton, which for somo
months past have boen used rs Government trans
ports, will resume their trips, carrying the m,is
between New York, Southampton and lIsvTc. The
resumption will begin on tho 10Th inst.
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WN. r. nGnTnE

a TTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW.
IA OvPicg, up stairs, corner Of Main and Second
streets, in AcManus 4 Shepherds block, opposite
State Bank. Imch25-dtf
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OHAs =. PUTNAM. JOHN n. ROGERS
PUTNAM Il ROGERS.
A TTORNEYS AND DCOUNSELORS LAW.
"A OFFICE, Davenport Blodk, No.29, Main st.
Second Floor. iun7.dtf
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VlNIIE UNDERSIGNED WOULD RESPECT
i ful inform the Ladies Of Davenport and
vicinity that he has taken roosns ut the New
Pennsylvania House, whore he will remain until
the 2ith inst, for tho purpose Of giving instrnc-
DRESSES, Boys Clothing. Gents Shirts, etc.
Bis reputation throughout tho United states is
such as 70 guarantee him tho confidence and pat
ronage OF every one.
1ERMe.-For instructing in Cutting, ac.
companied with FINE LITHOGRAFHED
MODELS, ONE DOLLAR ONLY.
l would also state that | am able TO instruct
Misses from years up, With any Cutting method
and GUARANTEE SATISFACTION.
c7y- Office hours from TO o'clock daily.
.Fo GnlisCNcij0n, 40 P1N
J. KOHLER,
mh1a.l~l Teacher in Cutting.
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]. w. II. RAKER. M.

J. w. II. BAKER, N. d.,
DAYSIClAN AND SURGEON. OFFICE IN
i Post Of6ce Building. Residence on Fifth
street, between Brady and Perry streets, Daven-
port, Iowa. tnovl9-d&w wtf
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KBR, n. D. 0G0. ". A'CARN, u. l

. " AsAo"1 - "a OSO W. u CAkN, H. D..
DOCTORS PARKER Il McCARN.
OHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS. OFFICE
L No. Z Franklin Block, SECOND floor, Brady ST.,
between Second and Third, Davenport, Iowa.
DR. PARKER's residence, corner 9TH and LeClaire
strosts. DR 0so. ". McCARN's residence, east
side Brady, second door from corner of eth.
myl7-dtf
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LOUIS A. MACkLOT,
BANKER + DEAL ER In EXCHANGE.
Davenport, Iowa.

GEO. q. c. DOW. o. =. BROWN.
DOW BROWN,
A TTORNEYSAND COUNSELORS ATLAW
IA and Notaries Pablo,
b. &. BROwN, United States Commissioner.
Ov1ICE-At Louis A. Macklot's Exchange Of
doe, Davenport, Iowa: mar3-tf
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:. y. CAAPbkLL. JOHN G. BILLS.
CAMPBELL Il BILLS.
A TTORNEYS AND COUNSELORS AT LAW.
n O6ce, No. l, Davsnport's Block. nov2I-f
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lGNAY:UJS IANt;ER.

IGN AYsUS LANt Err.
PHYSICIAN, SURGEON & ACCOUCHEUk.
i OvrlcE-S0uth-e -eastcor.er u trady and Sec
oud streets. Office hours from {, A. NJ, and 5
10 +. NJ, 'r-s37.u
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LIE CLAIRE HOUSE.
CORNER SECOND AND MAIN sTe.
D0vonpOrt, IOWA.
0lkLErC 4 OAsS ST........... Psopslessss.
AAFEICE POR STAGES LEAVING FOR LE-
~ Cs:ss, Psncstou. Lyons, Dewitt, Maquoksta
and Aaaaoae. iiuneaz z-atf
CLINTON HOUSE.
HORNER OF CLINTON AND COLLEGE
~ streets, Iowa Citv Iowa. ]. TRusDELL, Pro
Wtetor. sugxI-jtf.
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From Washington.

ST.. JoHSr, N. F., March l2.
We have lad no European Or American mail for
eix weeks. The Canada mail steamer running
between hero and HALIFAX, 10 ashore at Trepa,.y.
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From Winchester.

WINCHESTER, Va, March IL.
This place IS at length recovered for
the Union. The march Of our forces
to BcrryviIle, aud = reconnaissance to
this vicinity, succeeded in misleading
the enemy, 50 that they did not know
where to expect an attack. Yesterday
p. M, they commenced evacuatiug the
place.
General Hamilton, from Bunker Hill,
with the Michigan Ca valry, meeting
1900 of the enemy's cav airy, gave bat
tie, supported by section Of artillery.
This was about 5 p. m. y estcrday. A
battalion Of the Is MaryIa nd regiment
reinforced our cavalry, and one Of our
sections Of artillery came up and replied
to the enemy's guns. The fight was
soon over. The enemy fed, leaving
their two guns, several horses, and about
80 men killed and wounded. Our whole
loss was killed and Is wounded-all
of the lat Maryland. Large stores Of
ammunition and provisions and many
horses have fallen into our hands, and
the Union flag flies triuwphantly over
Winchester.
The reception Of our troops BY the
people has been most enthusiastic.
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"a WATCH REPAIRIN0. tsh.
Please take Notice
THAT ALL WATCHES OR CLOCKS re-
L paired BY the subscriber are warranted to
Give Perfect Satisfaction
OR THE MONEY kEFUNnEn
One trial will convince the most skeptical that
what say will PERFORM. All kinds Of
j scelry Repaired
N eat and AnbstaMtfal Manner.
Respectfully, JOHN b. CURRY.
On Brady Streets doors above 4th St.
mh13-1w
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BROKE THRouGH.-Yesterday morn
ing . mule team loaded with barley, broke
through the ice on the Rock leland eide Of the
current, and wagon. mules. grain and all went
down into the water. Fortunately the brssk
happened over . bar where the water wac
only elk feet deep. The team and wagon and
all but five Of the barley sacks were fished
out Teams continued to pass during the day,
avoiding as much ss possible the hole where
the mules went down. It would be well to
have little care about venturiDR across at
this time. The ice IL getting weak, rotten
and dangerous.
LuMBER.-The lumber yards Of our
city have bsen pretty thoroughly riddled this
Winter. and We learn that dealers are making
arrangements for repleuishing their stocks.
The price has been very low during the pact
six months. and we are informed by some of
the dealers that they have made no money
from their sales. and only continue in the
business for want Of something else to do.
We presume there is some mental reservation
in the assertion that no money has been made
10 the lumber busioe here. If truly not We
can bat attribute it to bad management Some
Of our merchants have already left for the
pineries to make arrangements for early RATS.
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DISEASES or
nerseS Z ether DonestIcatel Animals
MR.. q. 0CULEr.

no MEMBER OF THE ROYAL COLLEGE
Hot Veterinary Surgeons London, is pos
u. sessed Of the most perfect syetsm Of
do!se aestcfine Of any in the West In : great
sss.n:y ..sn. ssS hi. y.
Horses ussess from disease and hiths,to sSo..h.
70 bs ineasbl:, Ar: 8. treats With the hsppis.t
results, rendering them At tc perform ordrp.~.
work. NJ. S.s Treatment is bassd on the lss;s;. !.
:sss ss:a':: q nssa.n: ned ..d pledges
on hin. Once .. LsClaire's Stable. corns, ~ 81
and Perry st. " -
N.B.-Hosse and Cattle incidence can \. h.
Of NJ. Ssally st nodsssts prices. is9-dHv
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J. D. LBAKB. GEO. B. GRIFFIN.
LEAkE h GRIFFIN,
A TTORNEYS AT LAW. OFFICE NO. 1
IA Nickoll's Block, south west corner Brady and
Second streets, Davenport, Iowa. ldc27
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BOUNTY AND PENSION
w AR CLAIM AGENCY.
"sO' H. fAhA1R. ALT. EDWARDS.
PARKER l. EDWARDS.
Attorneys A at Law.

DAVENPORT. IOWA.
MILL GIVE PARTICULAR ATTENTION
W. procuring Bounty Pensions and arrears
u pay due soldiers Of the United Stssee. Wao
Aas .iI ENTITLED TO PENSIONS! All officers or SOL
eacted, or wounds received In the i;ne ~ .S.;.
iuty while in the SERVICE are entitled to nens;ons
during tuch disability. t'''''''
Bounty Of 1lOO.
The lsgsl heirs Of such a. may Il, ., h. ru,.s
in N: service. ass sat'lsa to he be.asy Of Ose
Blank applications and instructions furnjshe Cd
PARKER : EDWARDS.
oeas-au Devsnpest, Iowa.
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Dtse0g1stt0M Or P1rtmershtnp
VslE Co-eARTFERsHIP HERETOFORE rx-
4 tstiag .ndee the Arn and name Of J. J.
exgissa On he lst ef February by limitation. The
Qnaessi0ned b slene authosissd % use the NM
~ The eld 0m q settlement.
= @ssset IL. HUMPHREY.
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J. A. REID. NJ. d..

20 zAs NEIKOV We Os0
DHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. OFFICE
i No: 2S. corner Main ana Third streets, Dav-
snport, Iowa
DR.. REID can be consulted at his ofRce at oil
hours of the day and night, unless professionally
engaged. sept25
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xxxvII CONGRESS. ...FJRsT SESSION

= WzsBINGTOH, MATCH ..
H0Uss.-Ar. Duell introduced joint resolu-
tion, which was passed, rendering the thanks Of
Congress to Gen. Curtis, and the officers and men
under his command, for their late brilliant vie-
tory In Arkansas, and sincerely sympathising with
the relatives and friends Of the oMcsrs who 20
bsavely fell at Pea Ridge
The House, in Committss Of the Whols, then
resumed the eoosidssation Of the Tar bill.
lr. Richardson. v ILL.,, novsd On sDssdnsnt.
providing that 3 per cent. Of the whole Tevenus
derived from The Sill shalt - sst spast fes The
purposs u buying. obtaining By tseety, certain
tssitosy outside a tie limits of the Uni6el 0tates
on whioh - eelsosse fire. blesks ssd for the pay.
msat a Tie expeasse u tsonspostatiea tA0sto.
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Law Purlmership.

Law Purlmership.
SN0. =. COOK. J. WILSON DRURY
COOK 4 DRURY,
Saocssors to COoE, Dillon d Li-dley.
NX7E HAVE FORMED A PARTNERSHIP
w for tss practice Of tho Law. to which v
shall devote our personal attention.
March S. 1860. COOK DRtIRY
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CARDS..

HAGEDOECk 4 BROTHER.
Lithographers, EugraveTs and Psiatess.
DAvENPORT'S BLOCK, NO. 80 MAIN ST.
DAVENPORT. IOWA.
LIVERY DESCRIPTION OF LITHOGRAPHIC
Il work executed In the most approved style in
black or in colors, at reasonable terms. mchs
CLAImVOYANCE.
Mr.. AND MRS. T. 8. PRICE, HYDRO
Vx eclectic and ciairvoyast physicians. Mrs.
Price will pay ,isl attention 70 the practice of
Obststsics and healing diseases peculiar 10 her
sex.
OvvIcs HouRs-oa. m. to sp. m. Office and
residence, LsClaire House. Reception room be.
tween Main and ladies entrance, second street.
Davenport, Iowa.
CLARK L HOYT
1\EALERS IN CARRIAGES, BUGGIES.
~ Pianos and Harmonic Meodeons frsm the
pest Eastern manufactures, Of the most approve ed
patterns, and at pri,ss that defy mpsttion, No.
lao sady street, Davenport. Iowa lsp9
PHENlX SALOON.
T HAVE RENTED THIS ESTABLISHMENT
and shall keep It Supplied as heretofore with
the best
bVTeess Liquors + Rsfreshmsessts.
There arc two excellent
Billiard TAb1o0
In the Saloon. Thankful for past patronage
hope for . continuance Of similar favors.
jail JOHN CORTIS.
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~ = y. KELLY. =
DK0k113 ~ 9EI1 AND Popx. Arn
: ~. = Avs stssk. u nsadysses
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The War IN Virginia.

WIScHEsTgx, March II.
Cen. Jacksons forces loft here last night by the
Suasbury road.
The forces Of Gems. Hamilton and Williams are
Just entering the town.
There vas a strong fort ono mile out which
"a. evacua ated by Gen. Jackson last night. The
v-giments::ss ey passed along were chcercd and
greeted from the houses Of the citizens, and re.
sponded 70 by or officers and men. The Other
column Of Gen. Banks division, which will AZ
nroach by th : Ecrryville route, have net yet ar
rived. Not Not has been fired.
Ycsterdav the ,.ebels srrested 50 Of the mos,
prominent Cnioni.ta. and sent them ~ Richm end
Coffee 75c@Sl per ,, 'uod.
sugar 2oI137c per pou 'o'
Calico SOC.
All other articles are mere .'dundant.
u Is represented by the reside = friends = ~
country arc loyal, but have been co:epslled 70
succumb TO the s"-ess'en pressure so i.N ~ the
expressi", Of opinion II . ,ncerned.
The have been no k.ch hmond pa pers re ceived
here hIs w,ek, s1d the citizens are sntire-
~ ignorant Of tho thrilling events which hayo
transpirei within that period.
SECOND DISPATCH.
Gen. Jackson's force yesterday, consisting Of
Loring's b.;dage, several field batteries And zoo
Of Ashiey's cavalry, about 1000 in oil, commenced
The cavslry were the last to leave. They depart
edd just before We entered the town.
It's represented that there is large secession
force At Stasburg, and that they intend to make
. stand thcre.
Owing to the state Of Affairs at Manassas, it il
believed that Gen. Jackson will make his way up
the Shenandoah Valley to the Virginia Centrel
Railroad, thence to Ricamond.
rcminent secessionists here say that the rebel
forces will make . stand at Gordonsville, and have
fortified il TO great extent.
Several prisoners and tmsll amount Of ammu.
nitisn were ali the textures we have made.
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Prom Fl. Monroe.

1VSI nOhhOA, NSScu
The following is taken from Southern
papers
In the rebel House OF Representa-
tives, on Monday, = resolution passed
advising planters to withdraw from the
cultivation Of cotton and tobacco, and
de, ote their energies to raising plovis-
ions, hogs, cattle, etc.
The SAaate passed bill organizing a
Supreme Court.
The President sent a message to
Congress stating that he had suspended
FLOYD and Pillow from their commands
until they could give more satisfactory
accounts OF the Donaldson affair.
Petersburg, Richmond and Norfolk
are under martial law.
The Richmond Erarpincr Of yester-
day says that considerable uneasiness Is
felt at the reports Of our forces falling
back from Manassas and the Upper Po-
tomac. Positive assurances are given
that these movements are purely STRAIT
egetic, and not made on account Of any
pressure by the enemy. The points for
q new line of defence have not yet been
selected, but it is thought will extend
from StauDton to Gordonsvillc.
The same paper contains severe ar.
t;cle on Gov. Letcher, for his secret pro.
clam alton calling upon the whole body
Of militia, and says this is calculated to
breed dslovalty.
The nonin ton Of Gen. Lee as Com
manding Genera Of the rebel army was
sent to the Senate.
The Massila Times Of the Goth gives
the report Of revolution in New Mexi.
CO against the Federal authority, and
that Mr, Otero is heading The move.
ment.
Fonr MoSsoK, March II
Special to Trib une.
The official report of the naval en-
sent to Richmond, states on
tho Merrimac two were killed and eight
wounded. The muzzles OF two guns
were knocked off, the prov twisted, the
srmor damaged, the anchor and flag
staff shot away, and the smoke stack and
steam pipe riddled. Capt. Buchanan
was severely wouuedd in tho thigh.
From Virginia.
CHAKLEsrowS, Va, March i2.
The town OF Berryville, Va, was oc-
cupied by our troops yesterday, Gen.
German, directing the advance. The
enemy had 500 cavalry there, on oul
arrival, but the signal ordered charge
of the New York Sd cavalry upon
them. supporting the outset with suf-
ficient force Of artillery ard infantry.
The enemy did not wait to fight, bnt
ran hclter skcltcr towards Winchester.
Twice last night were the pickets of
Gen. Gorman's brigade compelled to
fall back by the charge OF Ashby's Cos
sacks. This morning Gen. German
made reconnaissance in force 10 within
two miles of Winchester, drawing the
rebels into trap. They were again
upon by our cavalry, losing :
men. Several prisoners have been ta-
Ken from the enemy, willie our total
oss up to this time is one man and one
horse.
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BURTB HOUSE.
rORNER OF IOWA AND FIFTH STREETS
~ Davenport, Iowa. mcb22d
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LATEST NEWS
BY TELkLTRAPH.

BY TELk.rRAPH.
Further Particulars Of tho .tvacaa-
tioA OF MANASSAS.
THE REBELS DRIVEN BACK TO
GORDONSVILLE.
Proceedings Of the Rebel Cong rese.
ANOTHER ORDTR FROM GEN. HALLECK.
Billy Price Taken Prisoner.
Movement Of Barnsile's Expedition.
THC UNIOy PBELisG IN VIRGINIA.
GREAT EXCITEMENT IN MEMPHIS
EMH Particulars The Essg a0e-
sssesst 0f Fort Craig.
The Battle iM .4rkuMs as.
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lilly Price Taken Prisoner.
THC USIOS PBELisG IN yIRCINI

GREAT EXCITEMENT IN MEMPHIS
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Further Particulars Of taS !tvacaa-
tioA Of MANASSAS.
THE REBELS DRIVEN BACK TO
GORDONSVILLE.
Proceedings Of the Rebel Cong sese.

ANOTHER ORDTR FROM GEN. HALLECK.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-10-04

regimental organizations, all collected with
great care from the newspapers, the official
documents, and from original sources.
The arrangement of the reading matter is
so admirable, the contents so voluminous,
and the index so copious and complete as to
make it an almost indispensable work II is
already quoted as standard authority, and
is certainly far superior to any other history
of current events yet published, or in course
of publication. The parts are published reg
ularly every month";
'THIRTEEN MONTHS IN THE REBEL ARMY,
by an impressed New Yorker" is the title of
small, neatly printed volume, published in
New York by A. S. Barnes Burr. 1t con-
tains narrative of personal adventures in the
rebel service, and aims to give ian exhibition
of the power, purposes, military despotism,
and decentralization of the south" He served
in Tennessee, and was at fort Pillow, Bel
mont and Pittsburg Landing. The book is
for sale at Sanfords.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-10-04

lHE REBELLION RECORD: Edited by Frank
Moore {; published by G. p. Putnam, New
York; Charles 7. Evans, New York. gen
eral agent.
Three volumes of this most interesting and
invaluable work have already been published.
bringing the record to the first part of the pre-
sent year. Each volume contains twelve nor
traits OF celebrated personages of the present
time engraved on steel in the finest STYLE.
we md Massachusetts represented in this
national portrait gallery by Governor Andrew.
Major General N. p. Banks, Major General
Benz f. Butler, Brigadier General Lander.
and Lieut.. VIM. Lowell Putnam.
This work is published in monthly parts.
each part containing two finely engraved nor
traits, an abundance of maps and plans and
large amount Of documents, poetry, Incl
dents and descriptive matter relating to the
war. The work is arranged in three dvis-
iOns-frst, a comprehensive diary of Ameri-
can events, commencing December, 1860 4;
second, collection of all the poetry of the
war, both patriotic and rebel together with
melange Of humorous and patriotic incidents
of the times; and third, the documents,
speeches, state papers, battle descriptions, and