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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-08-02

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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-08-02

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ALL WHOLESALE DRrGGIsTs in the Target cities.
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The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1862-11-15

- eal I
tvee. the old dssy and the new) one dollar
and city cents Of The existing ooIlsoOy-
A rise 10 the prics q foreign GOODS :om y.
what correspondent 18th the increase " va
D reniua paid for geld i inevstdOis, sDu
we maysas wdll bs prepared for It. 4
The bsSt thing THIS the masses can oo es-
der the circumstances, 10 to SUBSTITUTE. &c
far % possible, srticles manufactured 81
America from american nsatersdts, ior
imported goods, and goods made here from
imported materials. Our new aristocracy,
the Shoddycyats, will be sure to iav,sn
largo portion OF the suddenly ACQUIRED
wealth. on Europess lurNyies, % tnas s9s
trafio II exotic superauities 10 certain 20 %
Kent alive. Meantime, lot the thonxhu0i
milo. encourage ho1,s. productions, re-
n am barring thai the tax assessed upon them
nndar the internal revenue law for the sup.
nor. az the Govsrnmept, isf not 80 eoessous
= ~ .hs' oold tai Of from rs to 20 per cent:
las ths case may be,) which they would
have to pay, without the Government oeri.
.;n. anv benefit therefrom. upon foreign
f.hrics. for which those OF American MAKE
+ + true that a. the paper value OF gold
rises, the prices Of all commodities must 60
~. hut il Il slso true that tho ratio OF IN
cra.se will be much greater on imported
than on home raised and home made ars'-
ol... lii, worth while to think OF these
things. for the time is coming when nothing
short Of rigid economy can save housaoos
from distress and ruin. Let Us pc wise g 10
1 '
time. Sc esssts >
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THE RISE IN PRICES.

The prices Of oil articles, produced or
manufactured abroad, or manufactured
here from foreign produsss, are rising in
our markets, aud may continue to rise for
q long tins before they reach their maxi
mum. This ''upward movement" as the
phrase is, is generally attributed to the in
creased duties laid upon foreign goods BY
the new revenue Ia. but the Tariff has less
to do with it than most people suppose
The main cause is the difference between
the medium with which our merchants pay
for their imported articles and the medium
for which they sell them. They can pur-
chase only for gold, or its equivalents in
bills OF Exchange; they must cell for pa
per, worth less than three fourths Of the
value of gold, and they are therefore COM
PEELED to add the amount of the difference
against them to the prices Of their impor.
ted merchandise, or do business at ruin.
Gus loss. 1t 10 the opinion Of shrewd
fnanciers, that should the var continue for
another year, gold will be at a premium OF
at least fifty per cent IN the American mar
kst. In that case, the yard Of silk that
was worth ono dollar when bank bills were
exshangsable for specie at par, will be
worth without adding the difference be-.
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New York. Nov. II,

! b ~.sa ezss new 1orX, Nov IL.
The Times Washington special says
Medical director Crane reports from Hilton
Head that in his judgment it would be e.
trsmely imprudens to subject unaoolinstsd
troops to the danger Of yellow fever in tha
Department Of the South until after severe
frost. This strong opinion will probably
delay the sailing Of Hunters command.
Generals Cullsm, Barnard and Barry
have been appointed committee to inspect
various works and lines Of defense around
this city. They have already examined rs
Of our defensive works, . d suggested a.
terations, and additions, but on the whole
were we'll satisfied with the works a. orig
iDs!ly planned.
The charges against Porter for niscon-
duet at Bulls Run will not be investigated
until the arrival Of Pope:
A dispatch was received last night from
Gen. Pope giving the names Of 800 In.
dams condemned to bs hung, and ssking
The approval Of Court Martial. The
Presidents reply was to execute the ring
leaders only. Hs also directed copy Of
he evidence to b sent forward to Wash-
ipgtop.
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ORIGINAL NOTICE.

ITO Louden MulIn, Barbara E. Mullin. Charles L.
i Thompson, e J. Frasier, Folsom, q. Bloomer,
4, A Waterman, Lew D. Diller, n. Kirby aud Reed
d Markham: l AK $500
You are hereby notfed that there is now on die in
the Office OF the Clerk Of the District Court Of PotA
wattane County, the State of Iowa, petition in
Equity, OF Cutter & TerriiI Clatin. Allen + Co.,
Martin & Brother, and H. & 4 b. Whittemore, claim
ing Of you the foreclosure mortgage OF q certain
Deed of Trust, executed the 1st day OF January,
1859 by the said Louden kulin and Barbara NulliE
to Charles Thompson Of the following described
tracts and parcels Of land situated in said County Of
Pottdwattame, to-wit: - -
1he southeast Or Of Sec Is, and the south half Of
the Norb-we,t Or and the North half Of the South-
or. Of Sec. 81 in Township IL North Of Range -
West Also the Nurih-eastqr VI the Southeast Or OF
Sec %; aud the Southeast or. Of the Northwest Or.
OF Sec "a in Towns hip II Range 80 west -
Also. Lots and in block 80 Lots IS and l6 in
block "a; Lots and in block a. Lots and in block
Lots and in block q; Lots Is and 16 In beek 203
lots in blucx Isl Lots and in block 10; Let's
7s II and ~ block 20; Lots and in block 8; Luts
and 8 in block Lot s in block 4 in Aufs's Sub
division, in Council Bluffs City, Etss.*s -@pt
AIsu: Blocks 20 16 49, ~ As u and Is. in the Rail
Road Addition to said City of Council B ufYs TO
the payment Of therein described in
OF said petitioners And that unless you appear
thereto. aud defend. before noon Ut the second
day the next term OF the said District Court to
commence on the fourth Monday of January, A. D.,
1853 efznis will be entered against you, and judy
meut rendered thereon a5ssss4 ~. et
Dated, October 18th, 1862 asfGS$r -
4..s5.s,.5 DOUGLASS ROSS, Yt-sz
.e;I Attorneys for Piantidb. %
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YHE WHOLE mArrER.

We eossssl our peace friends not to crow
TOO Justify ussti they are surs they are out
Of the woods. Dos't be TOO hasty in con-
GLIDING that the result Of the recent State
elections means compromise or concession.
Rightly interpreted, they mean Just the 70.
verse. The people, BY their recent vote,
instead OF @sanine that the Repsblicsn
party has besone tee radical, mean rather
that It has grown too conservative. Il 10
NOS the theory Of the Administrations to
which they object, but the practice. They
want not only proclanations Of aggressive
vat, bot men who viii carry ssch proola.
matioDs into effect, They have become
tired Of the Iasserly inactivi.y Of our ar
mics, and have deterAined to place in power
men Of moro energy, who will transfer the
war from paper to the 6eId. They ars tired
Of the tsnder-footed policy Of our Gene
rails, and Of the unbounded forbearancs Of
the Administration that has hitherto tslsra-
ted such policy. We, (shs, Republican
parsy,) have promised, times without num-
Der, the; tho "war should henceforth be
prosecuted with vigor,' and times without
number, our promises have failed Of being
fulfilled. We have promised much and done
nothing. Our theory has been right, but
the putting it into practice has been en-.
trusted to incompetent hands. And this il
10 that has determined the public mind upon
. change Of rslers; to remove those whom
experience has taught, soiH not work, and
succeed them with those who may work. The
people are not frightened at the enormous
expenses Of tho Government, onerous taxes
and stagnant trade, 20 long as there Is a
prospect Of good resulting therefrsm; bu.
they are alarmed At the utter inactivity Of
the Government and the army. They have
determined to trsnsfer the rsins of Govern
nent from the Republican to the Demo.
cratic party, MT for the purpose Of bring
ing about dishonorable peace, - the To-
riss would fain believe, but that more Wig.
erous measures may be taken to suppress,
the rebellion, and that the war may b
fought to successful close.
The party has met with an overwhelming
defeat, but who Gan deny that W deserved
itf And already are to Be seen the salutary
effects Of the castigasion they administered,
in the removal Of incompetent and disloysl
commanders, and he appointment 10 their
stsad of men Of known integrity, ability,
and LOYALTY.
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Eorr Mnnroa Nov IT.

m. = --I|.--i. - rVfr NoUIu0, NuV. IL
The Richmond Enquirer Of the 10th
says: Significant movements are in pro-
gress along the entire line Of our army
Several Divisions of Lees army are stir.
ring, perhaps Startling events seem rap.
idly approaching, promising q sharp and
decisive winter campaign. In . few days =
considerable change will probably take
place in the the present inactive state Of
AFFAIRS. 'afists
The same paper says Gen. Hill had a
fight with the enemy on Monday last, in
CLARK county. Several say the enemy we're
soundly thrsshed, and driven back miles.
The light was obstinate, and our loss con-
siderable. No further particulars.
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Cairo. Nov. IL.

Cairo, Nov. IL.
The latest intelligence from Memphis
says the rebels are still at Holly Springs,
but ell sheir war material, stores and pro-
visions, have been removed across the Tai
ahatchis. 1t was thought the rebels might
make show Of resistance at the Springs,
but they will fall back to the river il per.
sistsntly attacked.
Late Southern papers gay that an accident
occurred recently on the Virginia 4 Ten
neesee Railroad killing II and woundlng so.
The Vicksburg Wing says: An extensive
secret abolition society has been discovered
in Northern Texas. Ito objects are to re-
sist the consumption law, and cooperate
with the federal army. A
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Ry virtue Of ~ execution To me directed from tn
ONCE Of the Clerk Of the District Court Of Potta-
wattamie county Iowa, shall proceed to sell on Nom
Gay the DAY Of December,A. D., 1884, between,the
hours Of l0 O'Clock, A. u and O'Clock r u, OF said
da IN front OF the county treasurers once Ia the city
o. Council Bluffs, the following described real estate
.! FRANK street Aseneth Street, 10 wit: bl0<k in
Haegs ID addition to Council Bus bounded - follows
Commencing 60 feet south Sax east from the Sd corr
ner OF lot No9, IN block in Hagg's 1s addition to
north 36s east $50 feet thence north SAX west 100
feet thence south 86K west $50 feet to the place OF
be4inning. = f.gEse
Taken rs the property Of Frank Street 4 Asenath
Street. TO satisfy execution in favor Of Edmond JEFF
feries. Sale to copence at one O'Clock D. m on said
Council Buns I0x., Oct. %, lss: e. 49, s""U
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District Court Of Pottayattamis county, Iowa. >
The County Potawattamie for the Of the School
Fund OF the State Of Iowa. Plaintiff n.,sS prsE al
persus Z, - s-a,.t
Daniel s. Jackson Phebe Jackson, Hiram Bestwick 8.
NJ Smith, Leroy futile. Defendants.
January term. 1852 Original Notice. in Equity.
To the db0vs named defenddnfs:
You are hereby Notified that there is now nle in
the Office OF the clerk OF the District Court OF Pcta.
wsttamie county Iowa apetioa Of the county OF Pot
tawatamie claiming Of the raid Daniel s. Jackson aud
Hiram Bostwick for the ue OF Tire school fund the
State OF Iowa. the sum OF one hundred and fifty
Is due On pronissOry note made BY sail Daniel s.
Jackson and Hiram B. stwick with oneE Ellsworth now
deceased and claiming uf all OF the foreclosure Of
certain mortgage made BY Daniel jackson aud Phebe
Jackson ON the NV Sc Sec. s. tp Is, r IS in Pot.
tawattamie county. Iowa, to secure the payment
Of said note and that unless appear thereto
fend before # the % day OF yhs next january
term Of said District ourf, to be commenced in said
county vn Monday the 26h day of January A D 1868,
default win Be entered against yon and judgment
- LEWIS W. ROSS,
tfhs' FRANK STREET,
PLAINTIFF Attorneys.
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Nav York. NV. II

New York, Nov. II.
The Hsrald's Warrington special, ssys |:
Advices have been received here frsn our
ssuadreus upon the coass Of Texas, By
which Il appears that while ; couple Of vss-
sells remain at Galveston, others have gone
towards Rio Grasds. Up 10 the 18th, no
troops had arrived to follow the naval suc.
eesses. Ths Rsbsls bold the eosssry arosnd
Galveston and have made frequent INCUR
sioss into the city. At night the people
aocksd to the wharvss to b. protected from
rebel soldiery. "a s
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'.s+. New York, Nov, IL.
Washington specials say that the wagon
bridge over the RappsAspnook At Wsterloo,
300 feet long was burned BY rebels. 4 few
days only will be rsqsirsd to put the army
alsng.
The railroad 10 now in runaisg order.
a rsocnsoissancs was made Oh Saturday
norniDg BY Doublsdsy's division, which
crossed the Rappahsssock at Waterloo, and
explored the country for 5 miles around, and
bridged the river.
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District Court Of Pottawattsmie county, Iowa.
The County Of the Of the School
Fund OF the State OF iowa Plaintiff. ---'f
~ tt q - -.Vereus = z = fss-f
Daniel S, Jackson, Phebe Il jackson, George Scpneld.
William Garner, s. u. Smith, Leroy futile, Defend
ants. 80 . 500 f,ls.5 ar-z5 e.rs
January term. 1868 Original Notice; in Equity.
TO the Gb0re ndmed defendants: ~ 81 a.sg
You hereby notified that there is lie in the
Office Of the Clerk OF tue District Court Of Ptawats
ME county Iowa petition Of the county Of Potawat-
tdmie claiming OF the defendants Daniel Jackson,
George Scefe and William Garner, for the use Of the
school fund VI the state Of Iowa the sum Of one hum
dred and hfty dollars as due promssory note and
claiming Of all Of you the foreclosure Of mortgage
made by the defendants, Daniel s. jackson and Phebe
Jackson on the swA sex Sec. g. tip 70 r. ~ in Pot
awatamte county Iowa to the payment Of said
prommssory note aud that unless you appear thereto
and defend before Ut the 81 day Of the next term
ct said District Court be mmenced in said county
on Monday the 26th day Of January. A. d 1868 de-
fault will be entered against and juddent rendered
thereon, LEWlSW ROSS,
FRANK STREET,
lt@ 1T's Aitys for P!eS.s
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Cairo, Nov. IL.
An expedition numbering 1900 which left
Helena . few days ago have returned
They found 5, 900 rebels there. Their force
WAS too large to be attacked BY the fed.
erals With any hope Of success. On their
return, they had three. skirmishss with the
rebels, killing IL, wounding large num-
Der, and capturing "a. The federals had
80 wounded::
The people in the country throsgh which
We passed are represented a. actuslly suf-
feripg for the necessaries Of life.
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Boston, Nov. IL.

Boston, Nov. IL.
Correspondence from on board steamer
South Carolina, OF Charleston, says the
British frigate Racer, BY permission OF rag
Cf6cer Green entered Charleston harbor and
brought away the British consul. he says
the rebels have Just launched the powerful
ram. and that two more sre ready for plat
inc. the iron for which is exported daily
from England and alss reports that the reb-
81 steamer Nashville, is lying at tho mouth
of Stone Inlet, 6 miles from Charleston,
watching for chance to run out. There
was 200 eases of yellow fever in that city.
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Washington, Nov. IL.

VuouIOSsVU3 ANUV' 3S'
Richmond dispatches Of the 18th say
there 10 no longer any doubt that the Yam
KEGS are concentrating their forces in the
neighborhood of Wilmington, with the in.
tention Of attacking some point On the Will
mington and Weldon Railroad. ~.
A letter from Tarboro the 4th, says the
Yankees are marching on that town with
10000 troops. They were represented at
that time - being within Is miles Of the
town. Some confederate troops were there,
but the number was not stated.
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Harper,s Ferry, Nov. II.

Hsrper's Ferry, Nov. II.
Rebel pickets have appeared on the Vir-
ginia side Of the Potomac, between Berlin
and Point Of Rocks.
Rebel cavalry are securing the country on
the south side Of the river.
Our pickets were fred on in Lou don val.
ey yesterday, BY rebel eaualry.
The report of . strong rebel force 10 to
vicinity Of Front Royal, is confirmed BY
contrabands.
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The same correspondent says that on the
night of the 18th vessel run the blockade
which was fred at twenty-five times by the
Flambsau. Several shots struck her, but
without making the slightest Impression
She must have been iron plated, asd very
thick at that, or the Flambeau's riaed shots
would have gone through her. It is thout'
this was the vessel which the rebels have
been expecting, with iron plates.
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Philade lphia, Nov. l3.


The Washington Star Of last evening
says the army which is now massed in the
vicinity Of Warrenton, has been at stand
still since the receipt of the order transfer
ring the command to Burnside. The night
preceding the receipt of this order McClel-
Ian announced to mantof his officers bis
belief that within three or four days At far
thest, he would fight the greatest battle Of
the war, and gain victory for the Union
that would probably end the rebellion. No
one blamss Burnside for the sudden halt of
tho army. ,..... ....... .........g
At present our advance is only on the
northern bank of the Rappahannock, though
Union scouting PARTIES now and then, ven
ture into Culpepper county, from one to Eve
miles from the river. 1t is not believed at
head. quarters that the rebels arc At Cul.
pepper now, nor that they will accepts the
challenge Of a general engagement this side
of the Rapidan. a re ,'J# p" gz
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Baltimore, Nov. IL.
A letter from Pspsaools, dated Oct. 20,
says that the U. 8. steamer Montressy, ar
rived at that point with the steamer Caroli-
na, captured after 7 hours chase loaded with
munitions of war. NH @@
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THE MUsCATINE BRANCH or THE
LNTATE BANK OF IOWA viii oner for sale

THE MUsCATgNE BRANCH or THE
i STATE BANK OF IOWA Will ofIer for ISLE
1t public Auction 1t their Banking House. IN the City
O'Clock p n the Southeast quarter, and the South
half the Northeast OF Section number thirty
number thirtyfve (s5) west. containing $40 acres in
Audubon county, Iowa. The east half OF the south
west quarter Of Section number six % The north
quarter Of section number eighteen S the east
half Of he northwest quarter VI section Dpober eish-
teen 1877 the east half Of the southwest quarter; the
south quarter Of the utheast quarter OF Sect.
number thirty (3O in Township number seventy-six
(76 Inosth of Range number hrtyeigbt (36) west
tanning 40 acres in POttawattame county, Iowa The
south half the west half Of the northwest quarter
and the southeast quarter OF the northwest quarter
Of Section NUMBER twenty co., in Township number
eighty-one Isl north OF Range number thirty bit
west, containing 40 acres in shelby county. iowa.
III t5ATS J. kICHAKDSOM,
ln2SS-Aw Cashier.
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Washington, Nov. IL.

VHUufuRtVuj 1Vv' 33'
A dispatch from Gen. Grant says the reb-
sls under Woodward were attacked at Get
tysburg, KY, by force under Gen. Ban
som numbering 800. The rebels were com'
pletely routed and driven from the State,
With the loss Of the greater portion Of
their horses. .......-.. ..--
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DIT VIRTUE OF An EXECUTION TO NE pIRKCrHp
ID from the Once Of the Clerk Of the District Court
u Yottawattsmie county Iowa, shall proceed to sell
on Monday tho LIST dsyof Dee. A.. D. 1858. between
the hours Of 10 o'clock a. and O'Clock r. n q
sid dsy in front Of the County Tressusers Once in
the city Of Council Dlus the following described Heal
Estate Of Frsnt Street snd Asensth Street, to-wt
Oommencing % feet south, Sax east from the South
east Garner Of yUt No g. Block IN Hsggs addition %
Council Blls, running thence .outh 54K deg east I
feet thence north 36h 80 feet; thence fh 54k
west l53 feet; thence south S64 go feet the
place bexinning-it beng Lot No. g. In Block Nos
!; In Hagg's ~ sddition 70 Council Blufs
Taken - fhs property Of Frank Street 4pd Assn.
18th Street. y satisfy execution IN fayorOf Edmsxc
Jenertes.
Sale 70 commence at ! o'clock ?. M Of said day.
c. vOORHtS SheN /.
Council Blnns. Iowa, Nov. q 1853. II
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New York. Nov. IL.

New York, Nov. IL.
Sterling dull at 553@46; Gold 80; Six
es Of the 9Th, l03@l033 Seven and three
tenth treasury notes l033@l03i; Oalifor.
mia seveps ll3. secs
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Washington. Nov. IL.


Two government commission brokers
have been sent to Fort Lafayette by order
Of the War Department for buying up
cisims at usurious Discount.
The steamer Pawnee, from Port Royal
the Sd, reports the arrival there OF the
frigsts Pawhattan, from Churchill.
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New York, Nov. IL


The City Of Baltimore, from Liverpool
26tb, via Queenstown 3lst, has arrived
Admiral Wilkes proceedipEsin the case Of
the Bermuda, continues to claim attention.
The Daily News demonstrates with Lincoln
on Wilkes appointment, and recommend,
his removal. "=4 ."t ~1" 4
The Times il glad to see the Democrats
making show of their force, and thinks
their success is most promising for speedy
peace. s...-F ~ .' ..,. @.' T.s''8
The London. Post charges Russia with in
stigating revolution in Greece. ts@
Reports concerning Garibaldi's health
are conflicting. ~ '" ID" o"
FRxNcE.-Slidell had an interview with
the Emperor on the 28sh alt.
GREscE.-Is was reported that the Ma.
tional Assembly would tender the crown to
Prince Alfred, of England. .r-H s,.1a
King Ohio had arrived at Vienna.
LONDON, 3lst.-Consols 93i. tae Z
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New York. Nov. IL,

: 4Nt" 3NVVs XOs
Z A Nashville dispatch to the Tribune, says
the main rebel force, under Polk and Buck
ner, are falling back, southwark. Bragg
has resumed command. Gen. Joe john
sons health is to much impaired for him to
take the field. @u r Tj,1
Gen. Rosecranz has ordered the impress
ing of all negroes belonging to rebels, for
fatigue duty. He has also organized . pio-
neer corps. .GsEa sla a
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Nax York. Noxs IL.

NOV YORK, Now IL.
Rishnend papers Of the 7th state that
the rsbsl army are shoelsss.
A letter from private which 10 reliable,
says taas the enemy arc reported a Mon
trs'sy, Highland county. The forcs 10 said
to be 1900 cavalry.
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Fortress Monroe, Nov. IL.
Il 10 rumored that Fort Darling has been
additionally strengthened BY heavy base
vail OF solid masonry, and shroud OF
iron plates over the most exposed parts
New earth. works have recently been thrown
up on James River by the rebels, near Point
OF shoals, intended for five guns OF heavy
aa lihRA --.------- -. 49, IL -.