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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-01-30
ArDIToR's OFFIcE, Iowa.,


Desmoines, Jacuary 1872.
1t is hereby certified. that on the gath day Of
January, 1852, sworn statement was filed in this
Office, sh moving the condition Of the Conn. cticut
Firo Insurance Company, ioca ed at Hartford, in
the STATE of Connecticut. on the 1t day Of 4nua-
~ A. d., l>62 ia .ccordauce with q provision Of
Act Of the General Assembly OF the State Of
Iowa, entitled can Act in relation 10 Insurance
Compauies,' approved January 23,h. 1857, and an
Act amendatory thereto, approved February 9Th,
1885 tha' said statement shows that said e. IN
panyis possessed Of the requisi amount Of capi-
tai, ard invested as required by law.
Authority is therefore given 10 the above med
Company to transact business Of Insurance in
this State in accordance with the LAWS th ereof
until the 3lst day of January, A D., ono thou
sand eight hundred and lxty three.
1t is also certified, that Louis A. Nacklot, Of
Davenport, has been duly appointed by said Com
pany their lawful Agent and At orney for the
County Of Scott with full power to take risks of
Insurance therein. and to acknowledge service of
pocess. as provided by law. upon his filing with
the Clerk Of the District Court in and for said
c'u'ty, q certified copy of the statement on 6!e
in this flee. 1t is further certified that the At
tached is true and correct copy the said state
ment.
Ia testimony whereof, have heYeuntoOset my
haaa and sfixtd my Seal Of Office, this oath day
OF Janua-y, le6l.
L. ) J.W. cATTELL.
Auditor Of State.
DAN. ELLYsoH, DEPUTY. ja3o
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-01-30
THE MARKETS.
DAILY REPORT.

OyFICz or TH. DsxocRA At AND Nxwsl
Wednesday Eve, Jan. -. 1862.
There 10 little change to note in the market
since yes,erlsy. Receipts are Increasing with the
improvement in the roads.
FLOUR $3.50 Wholesale; $3.50 retail. Ship
ments 900 brls.
WHEAr--In fair demand st 5sc Receipts 1857
bu. Shipments ,o5O bu.
BARLgY.-Active at l50esc. Receipts 524 bu.
CoRS-hull at lv@llc. Receipts 200 bu.
OATs-Nomia. at 12Gl3c.
HoGs.- Little doing. We quote at $2@235
Shipments 9,lo0 lbs.
HAY.-$a 5O@5 tor Prairie, and e.. 90 for Tim
othy.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-01-30
From New York.

SEw YoRK. Jan, 20.
he steari transror. fhiladcphi,. from Key
West, Jan. 2"i, Las arrived. She brings Comps
ny ns cavalry.
Tho troops at Fort picdcn. ard Key West are
all in good health.
Notaisg new has transpired at either place since
las advces.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-01-30
From FOlt Monroe.

F0ET MONROE, Jan. %.
The only incident of news yesterday, was the
arrival Of . boat containing fifteen costrabands
from N.r:olk. They report that the Merrimack
was doated out of the dry dock on Saturday, and
vas to make her trial trip on sunday. She
mounted lO-inch rifed cannons, AMI the people
were jubilant in the belief that she could sink
tho whole feet in Hampton Roads.
Letters from Port Royal, indicate IN early At
tack on Savannah, by Gen. Sherman and Com.
Duuonf
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From WasAin:tou,

WASHINGTON, Jan. 70.
dispatch from Gen. HeintIelman, dated Fort
lyon to-day, addressed to A sistant Ait. Gen
Williams, says last night q force Of Fifty men, Of
the S7th New iork regiment, under Lieut.. { ol.
burke, sent .ut by Col. IIayman, surprised the
enemy, some Texas Rangers, at Mrs. Lees house,
at the head Of Belmont tho OoeoquaD Bay
Tho Rebel force was about thirty men. They
fought till ak but one Was killed, whom Colonel
tuike took prisoner. Our loss was killed and
wounded.
Special to tho Post
Gen. ii ;Ciellan was before tho Van Wyck Con.
tract investigating Committee % day
Mr.. Henderson, the new Missouri Senator. is in
favor Of the expulsion OF Bright. 1t IL proposed to
modify the language Of tho resolution, in which
shape it will probably pass.
Exfsnslye frauds haze been discovered in army
contracts in Philadelphia. and members OF tho
committee O. the Conduct Of the War have left
for Ph,ladel phia to investigate the Affair."
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NUMBER 80.
From New York.

NV YoRx, Jan. %.
letter dated aboard the frgsts Nissara, of
Ship Island, the llth, gives . sunor that Mobile
may soon DO attacked.
letter from Hat,sras Inlet, says the loss cf
the cargo Of tho City Of New York. will not ssYi-
ously interfere with the efficiency Of the burnside
Expedition. there being good supply Of material
aboe. d Of the other vessels.
Gen. Fosters brigade would soon move towards
koanoke lsanl, OF Nssbern, ~ circumstances
should decide
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-01-30

NorloE TO TAx-PAYHRs.-An ad-
lourned sale Tor taxes will be continued ct 10
o'clock A. N. AFM...
Treasurer.
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Foreign News.

CAPE RAcB, Jan Is.
A screw steamer Passed this point this A. NJ.
supposed to bs the United Kingdom, ,fron Glasgow
for N \.
III, weather has besn vssy sssgh has fss the
lesttWodAys.
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New YOrn Stock Market,

New YORK, Jan. %.
Stocks better, but not very active.
Money dull per cent. On call.
Paper, first class, steady at 6IW7.
sterling tx.hange heavy-l.l31ll4.
ca X. 547s &. b. L QS2; C.&T.,lS ;G
G., 6S
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STATE OF CONNECTICUT, :,

COUNTY OF HARTFORD, 90.
!, Chauncey H.ward, Clerk of the Superior
Court, for said County, do hereby certify that
Charles +. Perkins, whose name in append d to
the Jurat Of the foregoing de,os tlon, was on the
GATE thereof, Ju tce Of the Peace in and Tor
the county OF Hartford, duly authorized to ad
IN mister ea'hs tor general pu,po es, and that am
well acquainted with the hard writing of the
SAID Charles b. Perkins, and verify believe the
signature to the said position is genuine.
In testimony whereof, have hereun,o set my
hand and affixed IN, official Seal, this llth day Of
.sl luary, A. b., ls62.
IL S. IHAUNCEY HOWARD,
CLERK Of the Superior Court
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TOD Y'S ADVTS.
p U B Lac Il ECTU R Z !.
DR.. u. 4. Fisher,
F NEW HAVEN, WILL DELIVER A
: Lecture on
FRIDAY EVENING, 3lST INST,

METROPOLITAN HALL.
under the au spices Of The soldiers Aid Society.
His subject will be Con mo Gunpowder, Sh ellis,
etc. illustrated with moue,s, diagrams and ex
pcrmen's. " hat ever body needs to know an |
ought to hear. Lecture to Commence at ~
o'clock.
Iaug0-:t
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-01-30
TO-DAY'S ADV'TS.
0TATDMNNHT

VI VUNUIIIUE
CoBIecticGt Fire Ine. CsmpaDy.
nN TIE lSr DAY OF JANUARY, 1852.
~ made 10 the Auditor of State, Of the State
Q, Iowa, in compliance with the requ, enent Of
law OF that State.
NAME AND LOG ALTON.
lst. The name Of the Com pany is "Conps ticut
Fire Insurance Company" located at Hartford,
CT.
CAPITAL.
"a. The amount Of its capital stock IL 5000 c00 90
Sd. do do do
paid up ....................... 200, ,OOo. 90
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-01-30

DRIED APPLES AND PEACHES.
WYE HAVE On CONSIGNMENT A FINE
w lot Of
Drted .1ppits and PeacAss,
and for sale BY
R. N. .PRETTYMAN.
jsl6-lmfp] No ! Burrows Block.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-01-30

AssIT5.
4th. Cash on hsni and in bank. sl2 s94 6s
Cash In hands of sgc 1ts... 5,6UU.uU
Bills receivable and accounis........ 8,s3v.75
Is bonds State Of Conn. at 81 l,0lo... l5l3f 90
IL DO Of City Of hartf I'd at 1885 l5525.oo
do Of City OF Brooklyn. r., at
ESQ ....:.... ...... 5,l50.Co
10 bonds Of Chicago / Gaiela R.R at
',ooo. .::...:.......... 100000
x. K. Go. st 525 ........... $500. 90
$1,000 N. Y. Tic State Stock Ct lsl4
at io411. .........:.... lo,45o.oo
100 shsres Hartford bank stock, Hart
ford, at 3d.. .................... $4,000
200 shares Farmers 4 Mechanics bank
:: stocs, Hartford, At ll2.... ...:.... 2o,4oO 90
loo shares tity bank stock, Of Hart
ford. =. 10. :.......... .:...... 100000
10o shares E,na bank stock, Hartford,
81 le5...:. ................ ........ lo.5Oo.00
loo .hares Merchants and Manufac'n
bank stock, IL ,rtford at l0l. l0l0pv,
g. sii, res Charter Oak Bank stock, at
h.. .............. =. 6,l2oO0
30 shares PhGnixBank stock, Hartford
at s5...: ............ 4,75o 80
80 shares Mercantile fank stock, Hart
ford, at 50. 900 TO
1a shares Hartford h New Haven X. r.
Co stock, Hartford. at l4o...... $4,000
100 shares Ocean Bank stock, New
York, a, 4l.................... 400 90
80 shares 81. Nicholas bank stock, n.
Y.,a, 400 90
50 shares Park Bank stock, n. Y, at
ei ;. Observation-Disclosures. 100000
80 shares Metropolitan Bank stock,New
York, at "a 4................. -. 400 90
80 shares Nassau Bank stock, N. Y, at
s5...................... 4,259oo
80 shares Continental Bank stock, N.
at 10. .................... $3.50 90
SO Ameri an Exchange Bank stock, n.
Y.,ats2. ....................... 4,loooo
400 shares Merchants Bar stock [l2.-
50 shares, n. Y, at loo.... 49,. 100000
$50 shores Phnnix Bank stock $50
sh REL n Y, q, 100 .......... 5000 90
SO shares Hide T. Leather Bank stock,
Koston, at observation-disclosures. 4,75o 90
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-01-30

TVHE PREMIUM JOB OFFICE Is NOW
i prepared to execute, In the uost approved
style Of the art, any and all 0asnse q psineias
l0oo seomneo haa1kiN 20 u kneol tisk
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-01-30

Notice.
T1EREAFTER ALL PERSONS HAVING
III business with the County Sups9inteDsnt
viii end him st his OH ., on Perry street, every
SATURDAY, save the last Saturday Of every month,
rom 3 A. n. till r. n.
d. L. 0ORTON,
s1e-16vlo1 Ceaaty Sapeeiatsodsnt.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-01-30

Iltai assets WA ,o49.43
LIABILITIES.
9Th. Liabilities, due or not due to banks
or o,hcr creditors, none
9Th. Losses adjusted aud due, rone.
7th. Losses adjusted and not due, none.
8th. Losses unadjusted, ,......... -. - 500 90
9th. Lossas in suspense waiting further
proof. none.
10Th All other claims against the Com
pany. none.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-01-30

APPLES! .aPPLES!
800 Barrels Psine Jnsnetibg Apples
on consignment and for sale by
X. PkETTYMAN.
jan-16-lm'p No. Burrows Block,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-01-30

Dissolution Of Partnership.
TvHE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE Ex-
L istiog between FIELD I KAUS1MAxH, Iusur-
ance Agents, is this day dissolved ~ mutual con
sent. HERMAN FIELD.
CHR. KAUFMAN.
January 1st, 1862 (jan5
CLARK 4 liOkc
7NEALERS IN CARRIAGES, BUGGIES.
~ Pianos and Harmonic Nelodeons from the
pest Eastern manufactures, of the most approx ed
patterns, and at pr,ss that defy mpetition. No.
lao rady street, davenport Iowa tsp9
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Total liabilities. 8


MISCELLANEOUS.
nth. The greatest amount insured many
l2th. The greatest amount allowed to be
insured in any town, village or city,
instructions always given agents to
scatter risks SO as not to have over
$1,000 exposed in any ordinary fire.
18th. The greatest amount insur.d in any
one block. ............ ............. 81, 900. 90
14th. The act of corporation Of this Co.
have heretofore furnished one or two
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STATE OF CONNECTICUT.l

u Z Ut CUNNE' IlCCI,! 90
COUNTY OF IIARTFOaD, 90
Personally appeared, Iohn B EIdridge, Secreta-
ry Of The "Connect,cut Fire Insurance Company"
and made oath that the ftrego ng statement is a
true iuli and correct statement Of tho sffars OF
said Company, and exhibits, far as can be as
certained, lis actual condition on tho lst day Ct
January, 1852. and tha, part OF the cal ital or
earnings Of this Company has been deposited in
any State security for losses therein.
J1nNB kLDRIDGE, Sec'v
Subscribed and sworn to before me this l th
day OF January, d., 1862.
CHAs. +. PERKINS, Justice of the Peace.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-01-30

THE LAST DAY OF GRAcE.-Holders
of boxes at the Post Office who have not paid
their rent and postage. need not he surprised
If they are obliged t, 60 to the General De-
livery" for their mail matter. The thirty days
of grace expired last evening. No favor will
be shown to anybody, but all boxes in arrears
will be Z" scratched
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-09-09
ERGAi TENNESSEE.

MoElLr, Sept, 6.-A special dePatch 70 tao
T" Advertiser and Register" dated Iupelo,
5rh, sayg:
General Arm5t1ong's oacisl dispatch says
rhXt since his lsst Dispatch be hiss crossed
the Wahatetio river and passed oatI coil
Bolivar End Jackson, Tennessee, destroying
bridges ana trestle work.
At Denmark he encountered two regiments
of infantry, two squsdrons of caTRlry, end
two pieces OF artillery. He captured the ar
tillsry. destroyed q portion OF the trains,
took 2l2 prisoners, &nd killed snd founded,
Cy their oWn account, IS OF the enemy. Our
loes WIS small. The prisoners wa-s ps-
rolled
AZ the Bolivar fight TWO Federal coionsis
Te1s among the killed.
AT Denmark one nsut-nsn: cal"nst aad
eight other officers were taken prisoners.
He had the cooperation OF Col. JACKSON
whose command deserves equal credit with
Eis own. =.
Jicrsor, Sept. 5th.-Geo. VHn Dorm to~daJ;'
revoked his order declaring 1nartlsl Law.
The ESSEX came UP 10 qIcksburg to-day
6hd fred two guns at cur lower b6ttery'
Thich repliei, When the Essex retired.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-09-09

/ leTios cGsuaities s-c uEefcisllJ reported
| !1o1h ths ,sts hstlza n Virginia
Brig, Gel. Scheuck-Eight arm shattered
o. 6 !l!nnie bail Viii require amprta:;on.
Ba!s. Gou. hsten--lillsj. i.
EtIs. Gen. Robl1son-S olEdad.
Brig. Gen, Coultsr killed:
Brig. Gen. EGfcrd, ,Ilh1:oia-killed.
GEN S3tstl--killed. f!er:: s!,,,-
(, Gol- CantweIl, sIet ahio-k;lled.
@ Colonel Ct the Nei7 York Highlsadels--
sounded.
onl. H5ndsrsoE T'tt PsE6. Deserves
Col. Fletcher Wsb5;sr, u,setally wounded
and captured.
s.a Col. Mcdonald, ID Wis-killed.
q Col. Eultz Of ofPh:ls-killsd.
. Gel. ,Robert5, Sd Michigan, successor of Col.
Wilcox killed. =. asa,.
Col. Farnsworth, 8th Illinois Cavalry
wounded.
: Adj. Miller Phelps, 10th PEI. Reserves
shot through left lung.
Capt. }. F.. Strong, 56sh Fenasylvania-
wounded. z.T.
Capt. Hueetou, Goth Psnn-wouuded.
-. Capt, garmsn, 5sth Penu--kiAed.
Alec, the following %oInded rf tho seth
PennsylTsbia Regiment; Capt JACK, Capt,
0shorns. LisHt, aiurapaar5. uorpL Retaa, !
Hartman, E. Rowe and j Audy. 90
Col. Sol. Meredith, oi lndisne-woundsi.
Aldo, the, following oi the Eighteenth Mas
sschusstts: Lieut. Russell and 3erg't. Shaw
killed: Lieut.. MssseDay, Lieut.. Array, Corpl.
Clifford; Serg'' Pennington, SerE't Howard:
priva!ea kinsabuTy, Spssr, Perkins, G:sson,
Lepham, sitsven=, lleason and BGcon-
wounded.
Col. CantH ell, l,2nd Uhio.
Col O'Uonner, I'd Wisconsin
Col. Mcconnell, Sd New jersey.
Col. Brown, Goth Indiana.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-09-09

delnitsl; resulted from tho days fighting
which, though continuous, lad not heen vsrJ
bloody bsttia.
Pefsous sGoaeeasntiy arriving, shc vera
or tie field Of ietiol themselves uIrl z,
M, however, represent that tho tide Of sac
eess was decidedly with tie Union army,
which lushsd the zsbela 6accasBtullJ On both
sides.a:g:
+ An Impression prevails that the rassr7e Of
i Lees army, supposed - be from twenty to
forty thousand strong, might suddenly ap-
pear In the 'fleid, and we know that the heavy
co1rs under Fils John Porter " ss so posted
that it could stantly. move upon IBs with
equal eGsa; q Hnsthar attacking Mcdowell, Sig-l
r-Heintzelnan. ..y.,i n. -. .s..s#.
The railroad, we srs happT TO ssy, has al
ready been repaired quite np TO .Bnll Run,and
supplies, etc, arc Ioa baing transported oyer
1t to that point. f,$;f ~. - s5. ...5;::,.
BY midnight wa lars eTsry reason 20 be-
libye thss the. Bull Run bridge nil again be
;passable when the rrOina caa sgain run to
Manassas. ,.s...,.,.. y
Era eyacuating Msasasss, the rsSsls pa-
relied the 700 Union prisoners they had taken
since fhs:G1mmensasnent .shs-zr zrozaE9sntf fog
which they srapaying se dearly. Ths rebela
realized tha. prisoners,in their present strait,
weTs sn sinrk1nt in stiei7 aalds. al;; Wifeiy
rhus got rid of them.
These 200 prlaoneTa covered all thu stTRg-
glers they hat tsEer. ea also tha 5U0 CT Tay-
ior's hr igads.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-09-09
Yankee Eaii into Hardy.

The Rockingham "Registec" If EI!dsy
says that Oh Tuesday Of last week !'rty
Yankee cavalry froln Romney, under co"'-
mand Of Captain Greenfield, camo mic
Moorefeld and mortslly wounded 1nsntoe'
of Captain Harness company, named ''o''
Martin, Of Hardy county, who wss IL t'1n
at the tune. They captured snd took ya t"9
prisoners-one Mr.. Dyls, Of Missouri, ana q
Slr. Shear.r, Of Frederick county ana I've
horses and ono mule. Tne Yankees stSia II
Moorefeid o1ly about sn hour.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-09-09
LATEST FROM KEETEcET.

The following privsts dispatch was re-
ceiyed yesterday, by r gentleman Of this city ::
-.-. INDIANAPOLIS, Sept. 3, 1862.
Nothing Is known OF the iossss In the
Siyty-u nth Indiana. Our foTcea have fslsn
back 70 CcTington, kentucky. The most
terrible anxiety IL felt Tor the eafsty Of Ken
tucky. Nothing but the most vigorous ef-
forts viii safe bsr. Illinois has sont only
one regiment to tie feld, and Chic only eight,
to twenty sals b. Indiana WashlnY.o1
Republican.
TIE LATEST Fn0.; cIi;,.iTlA7i I'D 1ouI:viLLt-
! LNacToE OCCUPIED BIZ TKE ConrKDESATTs-A
WAGON TRIM CAPTURED REAR CINCINNATI.
C1scwEaT, Sept. 3:-Rssirasnts from camps
aud companies from the interior towns ha7s
been arriving all the afternoon.
Tho military authorities ara very active
&c SIX O'Clock On Tuesday evening the Con-
iadersies occupied Lexington, .Ey. They num-
| bered 5000 men.
Railroad and tslesraPhic communication
| has bean 7e-established with PARE.
All o'clock this afternoon 8 recounoiter-
ine party proceeded With az engine within
ten miles Of Lexington, where they found
the bridge burned Il II Eot known whether
the Uonfsderares still occupy Lexington or
not. 49, s-
| q train of tiTslTe wag:Ja wss captured
within twelve niles Of Oio' !nnati this mora:
Ing. -. -.
| largo numbers of nesr@., are being sent
across tho river to To1k o. The fortifcations,
LOUISVILLE, Sept. 3.-!n low OF the preps-
rations that hsTe been ,nade aud are in pro
grass to resist the Unrest risd stack Of tbs
Uonfederates, the e1citene4t here has con-
sidersbly sbated-
The cotton that has been stored in the
warehouses here is beinr rapidly transported
across the Ohio river
Purchasers refuse to paT for the cotton in
store here, but offer Is cert7 per pound for
it when landed On iha l. diana shore. This
is sn advances Of ceH.s on the Price c. Je6-
;arday.
Authenticated rumors Say that the Con
federates are burning all the cotton they cons
acrcsz on their march through Tennessee and
Kentucky.
Colonel Shsckls(o7d. OF ths 9Th Kentucky
cavalry, oTertooE a. P. johnson at Morgan
field, Union county, yesterday, killing and
capturing number Of Johusou's band hs
IS still in pursuit ii rte reE.ainoer
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-09-09
FROM NASHVILLE.

Chattanooga, Sept. 5.-Reliable iHiorlua'iou Il
has been received by the Daily Rebel" that
the Yankees are moving all their seigo guns
from Nsahrine, lcrthwsrd, by the Galia;ln
turnpike. They sre also destroying the rail-
road IN places.
Tho guns gre probably intended fos b5wl-
inf Green, where they may mako stand
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-09-09

ILs iy.iowing l.: tha bill fo! tie :nc:sa.o
Of ths pI;1.y. So passed BY tho S,nI:e o.
IhuradaT. TIC House will prosstl- :sEa
G>:::on on tie ssne suhjaSt to-day.
AN ACT 10 amend 81 act en..tioi - s.! -
provide further for the prhEc defence
approved 18th April. 1862.
Ssc. l. Ths CoagT9a5 Of the tonIaarra!-
States oi America dc enhet, Tbs: The fresi'
dant be, and he Ia hereby authorized 10 cali
out and pisce in the miEtsry seGT:oa OF tho
Confsderste Ststas for thrGa Esacs. Snless tee
wa- snA,l hsvS tsen sooner sodf1. al wt;te
meT " noare reaidents oitho Cc1fedarat. Stafc.,
States, ,barwsenssth ages Of :hiT1e-cve sd for
tT-tYo years tt the tune the cali OK Gala Ehy 20
li.6de, e1d Lo are Lot, AZ such time OF !!ClcH.
le!hilT exempted from military SeTT:cs i; srch
csI rr calls t. &. ulAdo under the p7o=ls:o1S
end according 90 tho terms 81 ::s.s .? t.
wbi.h this is RI sIaeCcEeEt t'f3v;td,
That nothing herein contained Ehsi! De und5:-
stood as repeating or modifying Any p:rT q:
the act 20 which ;his is sI.srdatorT, aEc"fI
as herein expressly atsted aud proTice':
further, Tha. cncGo chltei OF; uhd.r the :ci-
and the act 10 T-hich thui & N tu.@1d1tnt.
shall b iTst and Immediately u11eTsi to III
70 their maximum nuIi.th, thr co:aPsn!a5,
ts;t.lN3ns. squsd.ona ani rvGiaitLla = -"
csryice Tor tie respective Sts,es, al the i1:ns'
the "a Ct fc7.hr7 to provide .or tie pubic
drience," approvst 18th -P5ii. ldo2, wss
passed, and ;he anrplGa, i any, ths1 b"
assigned To or;aazslio2s ttrn,-i ffon as:h
State SIMS the passaSu Of that act'f pIzcsd IN.
Few organisations. OF disposed OF IS now P-o-
vided by lag; PROVIDED, That re Pr1s:de1F z
il Authorized - suspenn tGe sz-c&uon
oil tbis set OF tie sct5 To- which TIL. IL an
amendment, oc Wy aPsaiAl proTj&na o.
said acts, ii any iocsiity whsrs lie 1ci!sTa4
such suspeIiaioh wili p:omots ito FGbIc IL"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-09-09
STILL LATER FROM YANEEEDoM.

Since the above was put in type: We have
received the Philsdslphia Inquirer" and
Baltimore Republican," bearhg date as late
es Thursday erenino, the 4tn inst. We select
:he following:
FROM FASEITGTOE.
dispatches to the Philadelphis Enquirer. ]
WAsg:saToH. September 1, 1892.
gRlGADHs ezNHRlI sroHE,
G:nrrai Stone ia to bs seen daily nor pro
;neIlsiins Pennsylvania avenue, in new suit,
in full uniform. lie is always alone, and no
one seeEi= tc know hin, or, st least, no one
notices him. 'Te cannot lexrl that any trial
hes been ordered for lin, or that be has been
Internationally released.
CUR ARTILLERY Loo.
Our loss 10 artillery, it ia estimated, "iIl be
more than thirty Piecss. No batteries ware
tnken from the Rebels. '
LossEs " ii Do~ELL'I :oRfs.
Tnc Losses in McDoweli's 8 corps are TeTJ
heavy. Tnst Of Rickert's division Is tie heavi-
est. Out OF bis Gensrais there remains but
cEe-CarToI wounded soma tine ago; Dur
yea snq over, 10th ROUNDED laRt Friday
Hsrtshutf heng ths only one left in c0rr
1nand. q few days will suffice to reorganize
the remains Of tho corps who are now here.
The ll0tG Pennsylvania, Col: ,Lswis, from
your city. have but shcut ore hundred non
left
TrE rIELL PLANS
irIa5-::hss t. .as Ptnst.ipLls lsas,r
The AKA: movements of Jackson s7s not
known, hut fhe rapport OF his neditstinS q
riGrcSi INTO 3Hsrp}snd Is university cre1let<c,
The Government is Understood to be fully
prepared for this, General Wool having been
despatched to -. whert ne viii hs7e st
hia command forcs Of 7G,GU1 man 80 r1ssy
tins expected ilradere.
In connection Viii Til, viii atsts tpst the
private accounts FROM Mar yland are not such
as the loyal men of tho nation Tould desire,
for it Is boldly atsted, thst should Jackson
oucceed in getting his ii my into the State, he
will be joined 1T al.2s by Lot less than 10000
OF jts inhabitaute.
The si,n is eaid to be TO maze Baltimor5 the
headquarters OF the Gonieisrste army, cut OF
the northern Commu1ication with Washing
ton, and maintain g threatening sttitude to-
wards that ITO result finally IN its capruIe
and destruction. This is tic talk q the ayr1-
pathiIer0 hare, but they seem to forget that
once the rebels took posssazian of Baltimore
they would be shelled out entirely and the
city destroyed hy rhe guns from For:
IIcHen:y. ...