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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-03

WAGES. II a,o..v., !. r.,,,.,0,. street.,
Is ssdP saat S sSs i III THE ssAson
TUESDAY.
rr-n. bECOND AND LAST TINE HEhh,
ESPECIAL FAvORiTEs
wALLAcKs COMPANY,
aans been honsrs q Is rs
srLEsDlD .SSESEEya COSTUMES, APPOINTMENTS
pR%waS yEooS 9sD CONSERVATORY IN
souDo1R AND viE% q !nE aAkbEAs AT MRS
SALOON AND BALL ROOM AT MR. FEATHERLYS.
Mr. Felix Featherly Lester wallack
Mayor de Boots Cha les Fisher
MT Reynolds
Trap; Mr. Parsoe
Mrs. Feat Mrs Hoey
Mrs DE Miss Fanny Morant
mss Crocker
"Wednesday. sA'A'AA
MISS FANNY MORANT'S BENEFIT,
WIVES AS THEY WERE AND MAIDS AS THEY ARE.
*. Last night OF Morton Comedy,
!. CURE FOR TILE nEARTACHE.
Last time OF Mrs. Inchhald's Comedy,
EVERY ONE HAS HIS FAULT.
SArL RDAY,
First and r%s T MEN Men s nE wef sN raE
For the Benefit Of
MONDAY. LAST NIGHT OF TIE SEASON.
THE LITTLE TREAsuRE sa and ''N'
RURAL FELICITY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-03
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

Anew BOOK ON PuYSioLOGY.-THIs WORK OF II.
IN BostaiA's, tie effects OF ind-ciot0ns Of youth
giving advice 70 those about to marry ued IN al, the
cans the Boston. Surgical Journal sys i L the most
useful Of the kind TO be had. Price 81 Mailed by r.
Warner, No. I Ncsey street, ~ Godlrcys S3l Broadway
and b DR. b. his rooms 35 Twelfth street. six doors west
Of Roadway, where Dr. %. may be consulted from A. NJ
until T.. NJ, conldentially.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-03

RRYANTs' Observation-Disclosures HALL.
- 4l2 BROADWAY,
Monday June 2, and every nj hit during the week
Immense Hit Of Rare High tie ioss Tanner Horn, Little
M1c, I'm nett, Florence and Dan Btya.t as
THE RAW RECRUITS. THE RAW RECRUITS.
Use gWoiu down 70 Washington
ToGght Tor Atralair's dau,h ter."
s. G. Campbell Leslie Fowler, Gould ard Hilton. In new
C1luruses, &c. Break o'day Boys. Tin. ran nl-an.
Black wizards Tempest. Plan alton Festival scene who
Struck Billy Pattersonin
Doors open att Curtain rises at s. Tcacts Is cenA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-03

A T. NO $50 Powerful. ROSENTHAL, HAVING A
n great deeys to purchase large quantity of of
Wearing Appa.s Furniture Carpets JeNeiry &C. by cali
utmost value for each article Ladies attended 10 By Mrs.
Rosental Please remember and try 35S Bowey, opposite
Great Jones street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-03

DLACK SILKS, BLACK SILKS.
ID GREAT SPECIAL SALE.
Our price 20 per under the market. Having pur-
chased prior TO advance able to oer
DECIDED BARGAINS IN THE ABOVE GOODS.
"a Black Gros RAine, al &C. per yard and all other
widths in proportion Also Man,ila Silks with bril-
liant lustre. W. X. PEYTON, IA Bowery.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-03

c,EALEp PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED UNTIL
- Inc 18th day Of June fo he purchase Of what Hides AID
T.ov the government have irom limo time die.
pose Of al Washington and Which are not already contracted
=, ,.g
Hides and the ice per piund tor rough Ta!ow.
ltractbr s bn prepared To take the Hides
md Tall whenever tn gtyetntnrni may require.
Kids 4 rected 10 Major A. BecEwth. g. g., H. 8. A.,
washington d. O., and en- lored HPgopo,<ls.'
bni W II aimed unless the bidder is prescnt
Companies bidding III state the Of each member Of
he
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-03

DEPUTY CHARACTERISTICS GENERALS OFFICE
PsoPoSALS FOR AMBuLANCEs.
Proposals will be received at this oAlce until Saturday,
Jsne ~ at IL O'Clock NJ for the delivery OF 25O Two nun
drcd fy Array Ambulauces u be delivered in this city
July and much sooner
possible patterns OF which can be seen on Application TO
his Office They be mate Of the best seasoned mato
rial ard will be subject most rigid inspection. Pro-
posas for any number less than two hundred and Atty viii
b. received Security for the faithful performances OF the
contract will be required the names Of whom VIII be men,
toned proposaR Bids 10 BE- endorsed Proposals for
q. n. CROSMAN
Deputy Quartermaster General.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-03
CLOTHING.

A TrENTION LADIES AND GENTLEMEN.-IF YOU
III ind fair and honest dcalr TO dispose o. your
of Clothing Carpets Furniture and Jewery the best
thing do Is 70 ca on or address, the honest and well
dealer +. HARRIS l5G seventh avenue where you
will be dealt with to your satisfaction At this place you
fifty per than from other dealer IN
city and you will AVOID being humougged Please do
forget Harris l5S Seventh avenue Ladies attended
by Mrs. Harris.
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ORDNANCE OFFICE, IS WHITE STREET, NEW
~ York, May 81, is92; ,,p,s IN .pvs

ORDNANCE OFFICE, IS WHITE STREET NEW
TO DEALERS IN ARMS
First class Enaeld Rifle Iu~kes Ia port, ready for mme
diatc delivery will be purchased subject TO nspecon by
the Unit aztec vernment, lcat TO tie under
signed purchase NJ officer, IS White street, n. "
chased. b. CRlSPlN, Captain oil ordnance.
TRoPosALs SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BIZ RE
is ceived up II NJ Monday June y, lSd2 at the oee
OF the Assistant United States Army for fur
nlshing Undersigned with view OF purchasing for
o 1900 SADDLE HORSES
10 all defects, 10 between (6) six and nine
Years old, aud from ID 10 Il u hands hlgi.
49, MARES EXCLUDED.
All animals submitted will be subjected to thorough ey
Animation aud inspection hy duly aelhcrzel agcnt OF the
government, appointed FOR that purpose. Prisons to whom
The bids arc win be notified where the inspection OF
the animals viii take place at the time OF awarding the
TRAIT
The government tie right reject all bids deem
cd unreasonable.
Proposals he received the whole or any part Of the
above number Horses aud they will be accom- anied by
lha names Of 2 responsible parties who snail become
Dcv Within 90 six days after the signing
OF Contract
Proposals will he eniorscd:-- 4,
"Prupofas for supplying the Government Win norses,
and will be directed TO Cant HENRY Y. HoUGhS Assls
ar.enaster United States Army 10 mercer street,
New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-03

C,OAP, ITS ADULTERATtONs AND FALsIFICA TONS.
- Read THE INDUSTRIAL CHEMIST teditel ~ Fro
fessor OF TIE Imperial Laboratories % ftanee),
absad by JOHN HlLi Err 24J Pearl street, New YORK
Prce dollar and hfy per annuni
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s, LONDON AND BACK.


oNp sEr1 1st' rIckRzs, LONDON AND BACK 80
Steam weekly 10 Liverpool touching Al Cork
saP iom rom aten sne ia po"ersa oae
KANGAROO Saturday June
CIV az WASHiSas;iN ssriay June
AMI every succeeding saturday noon pier North
First &C. cabin q London s'ss ps 10 80
E. E. H Hs,,; s s. s. F 4. HIM. $
also 10 uaTre Brsnea Rotterdam
ApRwsTf s Z, s ssa low or cabin s
sss and Sos seerage from Lyerpool SO From Queens
bling people TO send for their friends =
These steamers have superior for passen
Y patent Ire aanlhalors Experienced surgeons are at
For formation apply in Liverpool to WILLIAM
IMAM as,ns 22 Water street; in Glasgow Y ALEx NJ
3 SEYMOUR o.. IL London e EWES sMIAcEY, 81
Place De Ia Bourse; in PhiaaeSia 10 john DALE, iii
6aN e tA baIp Xen as' Broadway
THE NORTH GERMAN LLoYDs' STEAMSHIP NEW
YORK @. Wenke commander, carrying the United States
mail will sail from pier 80 North river, foot of Chambers
SATURDAY, June :. at IL o'clock ~,
BREMEN VIA souTHAMproN.
I9Npo fmAvRE SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN
For the rst cabin slO second cabin co. steerage s3
''''s"' = pA'' oELkfciis CO., Is Broad street
CTEAM TO LoND oNDgRRY, GLASGOW AND LIVER.
- poo'.-The Molred s;ea nsiip Compan,'s .rst Casa
a eye e s HiBgsSAs capn
sal from 9ge e next saturas June Rates Of passaee
Rates q from yor4 and q ihs foo.ns
ID for a brnns out IRON all the
= sABEL { sEARLE, General Agents
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-03

DRopostLs FOR THE SUPPLY or FRESH BEEF
for e nae Of United Satcs troops stationed At Fort
Hamilton New York harbor. for one year commencing
July Isf2 Will received nj the ice OF the A. W y,
fort liainn New York hathor until IL O'Clock W. on the
20th inst The beef re OF first quality IN equal proper
n o fore ami hind necks and sbanks excluded,
ami % he de ivefei Fort Hamilton at such times aud IN
sh qsntes as may he required Two securities OF FIVE
thousand dollars each, will be required Tor the faithful full
flmcn contrast Proposals VIII be TO Fra
Jl.wt.nsnt II q; Lay THIRD Infantry, A. A. s., Fprt
Iiamin New YORK h,rbpr. ana he endorsed Proposals
a. H. a.,oy of fir h beef Tho under5g reserves the
rgh 10 re- rct bds which he deems stayaeant as also
III doubtf1l sec,rflics H. O. LAY
~ first liz aieuaat Third Infantry, A. A.Us
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-03

VARIOUS a CO, III NASSAU STREET, N. ",
~. x neral News Agrns.Ah orders for BOvks, Parrs,
Magazines Bank Book and stationery % all kinds, Dlled
As shoT, notice. send fer cTclAr and prize list
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-10
Late News by Last Nights Mails.

4 dressed hog weighing nine hundred
pounds was shipped last week from OF
tumwa to keokuk.
Farm lands in the several counties Of
New York have been lately as,esscd at
from : to $40 per aero, Hamilton has
ing the first named assessment, and King
the second. The arera te yalue through
out the state is about s53 per acre, New
York county not included
PAPER FROM CegS lIrsKs.-The Lon
don Necha,tc Nagoz,ne states that tex
cellent paper IS now made in Europe
from the leaves Of Indian corn There is
one paper mill IN operation in Switzct-
land, aud one in Austria, in which paper
IS made from such leaves exclusively
The husk which envelope the ears Of corn
make the best quality
MARINE l. s-Es ron NovsMn.R.--T The
table ot marine losses for the past mouth
sho"s loss IN the aggregate Of fittv one
vessels, of which eight were shigs. twelve
were banks, sevcn We're bfigs, twenty
and one sloop. OF this rumber seven
we're captured IL the rebel steamer tIa-
hama, and burned fouI sunk after colli.
ION; eight were abandoned three arr
missing, and one was burned. The total
value OF the property lost, DESTROYED, and
missing Is one million four hundred and
sAty-threc thousand i've hundred dol
lars.
HNNolNG Or TnrG-N the time Of
taking possession Of New Ort ana in on
citizen WAS 6 ccrlng the American fag,
when William Wilson. or "Rcd Bill
potorious Thug threw him into the
river. lie Was drowned, and Gen. Butter
ordered he arrest Of Wl'son lor The mu,
der. A military commission condomnlne
the ruflian, the Con. aaartle the pcnaltv
of death. Even the rebels applaud the
sentence. He bad heen guilty Of fnur-
ders, but heretofore the la~ hal been too
weak 10 arrest his carccr Of blood.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-10
NUMBER 48.

reached the assent required by the Con-
stitutlon. Western Virginia was not a
lawful State. He believed it was the
intention Of the President 10 encourage
State organization in all the seeded
States, but placing the assumption Of
the State in the hands Of few individu-
ais, appointed by the President, WAS
tagrant and unconstitutional. Tho
scheme was revolutionary, and ought to
be exposed 10 the reputation Of every
loyal citizen. II would be an utter per
version of our system: it would, in ef-
Zee. concentrate all the power of the
Government in the hands Of the Execu-
tive.
Brown, Of Virginia, replied arguing
that the erection Of the State Of
Western Virginia, was perfectly loyal
and Constitutional. The proportion Of
the Constitution, in regard to the ad-
dition or erection OF new States had
been compiled with, and in this conn.c-
tion he quoted, as similar. the preamble
and act admitting Kentucky. which was
formed from part OF Va. Precedents, he
insisted, supported the new State organ
ization.
Mr.. Mallory said understand that
more than hall the counties Of Virginia
were not represented in the Wheeling
Legislature.
Mr.. Blair asked: Were not all the
counties invited,
Mr.. Brown-All were especially inyit
ed
Mr. Mallory-Although they were in
Nltcd, were not some ot them so com
plet Is within the control Of a foreign
Government that they conld not send
representatives 70 the Legislature
Mr.. Brown can't say whether the
people were under intimidation or not
II i sufficient 10 sav that they were in
,itel to come, and il they stail away it
was their own fault not ouis II they
wee disloval they could have no voice
il the Legislature Of Virginia.
Before Mr.. Brown concluded tho morn
ing hour expired, when the House took
!. the special order authorizing assessors
AID eo'lecto.s, and their assistants under
the tax law to administer oath, etc.
The bill passed
Mr.. Brown resumed his remarks in
advocacy Of the bill for the admission Of
the State of Western Virginia.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-10
Proposed Disposition Of tho Blacn~...
our jSiockadine Squadron
W AsHINGToN, Noy.


Representative Iliekman'5 bIll. intro
daced TODAY, authorizes the President
70 crtani2e regiments ot c lloYei men. not
exceeding loU in number. giving autio :
lty TO uniform them IN some distinctive
manner, and arm them for term Of scI,l.
years or le,s-the pri, ate TO receive six
dollals aud Il half per month, and tie
same allowance for clothing and rations Il,
white soldiers. Non-comnlissioncl oil
GERS are u have the same pay as same
grades in the regular artnt. Cornuis.
stoned Officers, either white or eo.oicl,
to he graduates Of colleges, aud TO r.
ceivc twice the pay OF infantry. OF tie
regular ara y,eact company to bc allowed
"a teacher or q lain.
Mr. G.3;k's bill also provides for i line
Of steamer. Of not les than 500 tons,
10 run between New York aud Lihe III.
touching foIt Royal, and 70 carry such
field meu rs desire to enigratc. 1t als9
give, proceeds Of the coni,rate. rebc!
property t. carry ont the provisions oI the
bill.
The Navy Department received H.
formation ilam rear Admiral Lea, con-
maudlrr the North .tlan.it l}lochadln.
Squadron 1t Hampton road Of severe.
ca tue~ male by the bIockading force IT
Wilmington, \. c., and the neishborirg
coast.
| y to the sth Of November the l.st
of vessels captured off Wilmington anl
adjoining coast, since cptember. in
cludes one steamer, two barks, two hrgs
and fifteen sehooncr-, making total OF
twenty vessels of which six have been
sent North as prizes. The others, witt
exception Of one which sprung acak and
filled, were chased ashore and DESTROYED.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-10

Coon BusISEss.-Daguerrean artists
drlvtng smashing business these war
times IA soon ss the new iyuged officer or
soldier ous his Uniform, he breaks for da-
guerreau salo N. A murdeious pistol is stuck
In his bait. hair brushed up fereeiy tie glass
consulted q huud.ed times or so and he bold
soldier boy announces to the ariist that he il
eajy 10 mpftss his countenGnce uron the
plate OF course the artist is x pectsd TO make
hand d.ouie mea Of lis customers and Of course
the fret picture seldom suits he experim ut
Of making a 81 k Purse out Of femsle zines
ear has been tried but like the perpetua al n o.
tion invention, dldn't succeed So it is with
the 'gnerrean ar,it. good looking troop
er makes good oosing picture. Very few
good ooking solder pictures are taken. The
pfeture secured II is carried 10 camp. passed
around from hand 10 ban !. its merits and De
merits freely discussed. aid l. then .hiyy.d
through the mail o my gal It's reception
b, The fair Ahiga! depends u. o. circumstances
Ii some other feli-r hasn't stepped in anr
usurprd the soldier b','s position In her fec
ons.it Is nous!y welcomed. On the contra
~, VI she has
'Piaced her Fiction some ether young man."
il is very probable that the picture viii b.
ner OF the AbigsPe trunk, end never thou bit
of again. Sncn is woman -''inconstapc is
her beet holt" But We DO not wish to die.
courage our soldier friends from sending In cir
pictures TO their sweethesrts and friends The
} y many + Them vii. carry into the house,
h"iI viii amply compensate for . few nis
akss.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-10
Union iict1. J III Arkansas.


r
ii. n,. 80
!,
''e,''" - 'o'.es a.. arc cii route % rem
i''.' ''e'' 'i'.'''' iHeE hie' 'i'c ehFlhv
ee,.e'a : :" ,fa"l''a 'aifif' zen lillie'
,o'''i y = '''e, ~ -hin'' IN won aceis,
Ne s'eto's over men, Inc enemy had
7''oo s''o''g' "'''''e', fi'' ionr DIVISIONS
M, r., ne'''' a so''''t> W '''''u'he' ios''
any. i'''''s'
), ~ n''''t ''',' ii',Iiliah ~ embraced
the flower OF ~" trans Mississippi army,
", we'' s''Ppoi'ea i,t II pieces 81 arliiiefv.
nv e',e,hs l."hh'.i b!hh' position AT
~ :, i'i,' "'i'i ~, = .a.'eh attack on
iief'o'i - prevent ''itii rom uniting with
hi'n''
iietI"f' ; h'fe coosiatea q inc "4th,
ani "a la'iiei-' iata ahi 2oth Iowa !;
-olh lhd'aha -D'h y l>aonsIh, and a
patia'iioh Or '"o u cafaifv-iii ali, from
o'ooo 70 ',ooo men, ana - pieces OF ar
tii.efv.
ihc odttic raued rom ten q. III. untll
dark'aha was desperately fought through
oul.
oar af'iliefy dfoVe the enemy from
Two strong Po','ioi's ana kept thcir over
"nr,ii,ne -, M, h"l,ioefs ,,.. AZ Gay.
me -o'' " 'hcohs'h captured 9 rebel
oa''ei. ai'a ionr hea'y guns but were
,ofeeu : - aoaiao'i 'neih uhder ihurderous
mr. =, -, !,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-10
LOUISVILLE, Dec.

Three thousard d rebel Cavalry, suppos
Cd 10 lie upder Forrcs', intending 10
make another road into Ky, and dash
on Fort Donaldson, were at Clarksville
today.
Passengers from Gallatin contradictcd
tie repo Of an engagement there, be
tu cen Fry and the rebels. They say no
recent fight has occurred there.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-10
Row ~ eaHD

NEW / OTk, Dec. ;.
A serious disturbance occurred among
the soldiers cncampcd near Last New
York on Sunday evening last. William
Steliax, private in the 49th Massaehusct 5.
was shot dead; S. Ii. Taylor, Of the oath
Maine, wa, seriously wounded, and ho-
tel kept BY German, named Scheltain,
was burncd 10 the ground. The difficult
ty arose between a gentleman and stel-
fax, and members Of the 10th revenged
themselves by burning Scheltain's house
Scheltain is supposed to have committed
the homicide. lie has not yet been ar
rested.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-10
THE MARKETS,


OrErcs or THE DIM h Nrws,l
Taesi4v Eve, Dec. g.
Pork is frmer. Wheat is declining.
FLouR--$4 .50id5.20. Shipments l20 bbls
WHEAT 550e5c. Choice lots 70@75c.-
Receipts 1875 5u. Shipments $50 bu.
bsRLEY-Du'l and scarce at 7o@ 5oc Receipts
200 bu.
CoRN--,?02oc. Receipts so bu.
OArs--o2 @3nc. Receipts I'll hu.
Hoes $2.25@S 20 live; dressed. IS 90 d375.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-10
N w \ ok .narkea.

NFw DIX, Dec 9
= 'oUR-Tbe market is 5M &c better. S6l51
go extra state; $6.e5M6 80 X. IL O.
HEAT-ihr market is la &c bet !er. 81 22I
l2s spring; 81 27@l.35 ALL club; 81 43la As
red western.
RN-ld better. Mixed 76l77c.
OARS Firm 66@6Sc
foxk-Fi'mer. $iS 5o@ls.62x mess; $1l.5o
Gil IS prime.
LAkD-Eirmer. S0lOo,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-10
LATEST NEWS
By TELEG RAEH.
From the Amy of the Potomac.

NEW okk, Dec. =.
Special dispatches from Fredericks
burg the stf, 10 A. NJ, st tie that 1t is
still Intensely cold, with from two - t.ur
inches icc IN the Potomac and Kappa
hammock to DAY. ANY movement insoiv-
ine tie probability Of fighting i, cohsd-
cred by our Generals a. impossible during
this iaclenent weather. L.ery would i
man would die. With great fires, leg
houses, AID embarked palisades under
their tents, our troops keep tolefably
comfortable.
All reports that some Of our forces
have crossed the river are premature
We have not thrown man across the
Rappahannock. or attempted ii.
Gen. Lew. Wallace will probably be
ordered to duty with this army.
Pope's official statements in regard to
sigel excite great Indignation throughout
the army sigel is held in high esteem
among our best oiiiccrs.
HEArQrAhrERs Rlenr GRAND Drv.;s
Dec. S, 10 a. NJ III
Owing to greatly diminished length
and breadth Of camp fires visible night
before last, the impression is prevalent
that the enemy had fallen back to a new
position some distance to the rear of their
former line.
The immense volumes Of smoke sen
last evening on the opposite side above
the hills overlooking fredericksburg
seemed TO extend for miles in a western
and north western direction, demonstrate
ING that the presumed retrograde move
inent, If made at All, was meant only to
bring them under better shelter.
The apparent fact Of the continued
presence OF the great body Of the rebel
army IN front Of the right grand div sion
can be but gratifying 70 burnside torrea-
sons that will be developed in few ,lays.
Ii Is prcsIced that Stonewal Jackson
with his force has laken position on tic
extreme left.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-10
Southern News.
NEM YnpE ID,

New York. Dee. ..
Letters from North Carolina give an
account OF an expedition TO HYDE county.
They went over 100 miles, captured sev-
cral gucrrillas, two political risoncrs, and
also Colonel Of the 18th North Carroll
ma Volunteers They also scared the
people from Fairfield, and destroyed u
bridges
Capt. Jacobs, of the 18th New York
Cavalry, with his force, lately captured,
near Plymouth, $50 horses and mules,
and number of prisoners.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-10
From tho Army OF the Potomac.
HEADQUARTERS Amy OF PoToMAC.
Dec O.

An officer who came throught from
Alexandria with a strong escort was told
at Dnnbrec that lG suffers, with their
wagons, were captured BY Whites cav
airy last week, and the owners were made
70 drive their teams to some ri bel station
IN the interior. White WAS reported as
having reglmcnt Of cavalry.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-10
Davenport. peecmoe Oh, 1862.

otD SIT E8s MEE1ISe.-I annu-
Al meeting III the P.oneer Ssttl-r Asaoci ,tion
Of Scot @ unty. uas held Drcemher 9Th, 1882
a tie = +: - ol ] In L Gotta. + q anl ~
the absenee Of the President. Ebeutzsr Cook
ESQ ~ sslt- = til chair.
The meeting Ras ". II attended. and a d..
termioa'i3a - k ep ~ oar annual festivities
v .e naniies', IS he Irest.eut remarked "t
was a constitutional la and festival annu
4ly must b. is.i
4 bano for pstsIlert uns had which r.,
suited 10 IL choice II ] I'm Os-na sr
The fo.iorins members were elected Wee
prei3tnts-W Wm l. Cook, John E..n.. E .nch
Mead lI.ur, Nor-,ead, james Browniie. SAM