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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-09-01
REIPE 4 PRATTsS
Rathinx Heuso Z SWinnIDE Schoel.
RULES AND REGULATIONS.

/ The establishment consists Of two depart
ments. Wis: Bathiag House aud Swimming School.
The Bathing House, which 10 divided into
two distinct apartments, may b occupied q any
hour during the day BY holders Of season tickets
for swimming and bathing, or Of single bathing
tickets.
The swimming dspartm mt will b. used ex-
clusively by free swimmers and swimming schOl-
ars only in bathing dfsss during lesson hours, and
for swimming scholars only in presence Of the
swimming teacher. Free swimmers are those who
are able 70 swim once entirely around the srsa
with case. Swimming scholars until pronounced
free swimmsrs) will not b permitted TO swim
without the belt, to prevent accidents.
ing in The water will be limited TO Is minutes In
Spring, to 80 minutes in Sammss, and TO Ii min
utss in Fall months.
At the termination Of each lessen the mem.
bers will leave the basin st the signal 70 make
8 Bathing house and swimming school will b
open every day except Sunday, FROM o'clock In
the morning till nine in the evening. Sundays
from to s q. n.
The swimming school will b devoted exclu
siyelv 70 ladies from 20 IL A. n. and from > TO
70 8 Z. NJ, accessible 70 msls DeDeses, nom %
six A. n, and from II 4. n. to P. y. and from
Polite behavior Is expected - we'll - proper
attention T. the rules and directions Of the tsaeA
Any necessary altsrations Of rslss and regs-
lstions will be posted up in the eooms.
10 Season ticket % The bathing house and
svimmins school. $500, sns half b 70 DO paid p
aad the balance - The end u ens 90ntn. single
IN Bethins dresses, towels 10. viii b. fufDish-
"A hv ~ me1bee, e the svinoing school, a1d
viii IS taken charge Of, dried sna kept IN order II
issirsd. ct charge Of ten csas pefvece
- Parents z s.ssdiaas q u lspal!:s.. e. :.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-09-01

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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-09-01

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IL 80 Omes, Davsapost, Iowa,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-09-01

NATIONAL WAR CLAIM AGk"CHl
BARRoWs, REED & CO.,
WASHINGTON D. c., NO. I'll PENN. AVENUE
ID av e n p or t, low q
NO. 8 LIE CLAIRE BLOCK.
All claims for bounty and arrears Of pay for
eoldiers who have died in the war for the rebel
lion, pensions for invalid soldiers, losses sustained
by officers for horses killed in battle, damage to
property used by Government, and ell other legal
claims against the Government may DO procured
without delay BY application to either Of our Of
fees in Washington, d. e. or in Davenport. Iowa.
BAKROWS, REED i CO.
myl5 d1mwsm
$3.50 B EST PIANOS. $3.50
Grovesteen L Hale having removed to their
new warerooms,
NO. 47s BROADWAY,
are ow prepared to offer to the puplic msgni
cent new scale full
z Octave Rosewood Piano,
containing oil improvements known in this coun-
try or Europe, over-stssng bass. French grand ac
ton, harp pedal, tull iron frame. for
$16o 0AeH.
Warranted For Five tYears
Rich moulding cases,
8lz6 to 8 q q q,
oil warranted made of the best seasoned material,
and to stand better than any sold fer $500 or $50
BY the old methods Of manufacture. We invite
tho best JUDGES to examine and try these new in
strumsnt., and stand ready at all times to test
them with any others manufactured in this coun-
try.
4ROT.ESTEEF & Hale,
my26.d3m 47s Broadway, New York.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-09-01
OFFICIAL ACCOUNT FROM
Gen. POPE.

The Engagement at Manassas.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-09-01
Attention 10 the Ru.,....

! sno NJ. Spsaring's I'D customers win eer,.;,,.
ms". no cause I. complsin Of the change in Tie
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The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1862-02-15


NEW YoaK, Feb. lO.-A letter received BY
the last mail from England BY senators in Wasi.
ington from Nessrs. Bright and Oobdsu, The
Duke Of Argyle and other menbers Of the liber.
d party, state that unless something 10 done %
demonstrats the ability Of the Government to
put down the rebellion and convince the anti
slavery party In England that Ne are in earnest
about emancipation. the synpathy Of the lib
srsl element win be lost and the southern con.
federacy recognized.
The Norfolk DuAgss.
The Bottle at Roasaks Island st1 go;mg on-RsSel
Rkilosophy-Dosf tesl ssry Dad about recent
Il. NossoE, Feb. "a dag Of truce
brought the news that the engagement at Roam
oke Island still continued ct the date Of the last
despatch. At dark last night the Heht was
still going on. The Tedsrals had sunk one or
two Rebel gnnboatss
Some later nsvs had been recstyed at Nor.
folk, but It Was not communicated. m
Southern papers rsesivsd are Of NO later date
thar yesterday.
Ths New 0sleapa Bulletin Of tAs assh Jana.
.ary Gays that the reported burning Of he
Stesner Calhoun vss inooEyect When ehc ~
pears The Yankees shortly aftef BOARDED ~.
extiaguished the 1so and took poasees}oo 81
boat and cargo, Which consisted Of I, 900 pounds
Of povder. 10000 poslnds q saltpstss md {
quantity Of block tiD, -.
! apeakisg q ~ captnred Yost Henry, ~
Rlc60ead Diepatch mys; 1hoeGA 4 = much q
b Regretted b. ~ 6oath 4 nss 3 faseaooe
conelss1on, whenevef ~ sn11y sAoa1A Ikiok
peepee - bring 3 lasee foeoe q - al ALL.
M - heaf - IL Is Was sfPuataso thrown
. aaee shs heGiaaing 8 ~ VA as6 W
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NJ uou,. us.,....

ST. LOUIS, Feb. 9.--The correspondent Of the
Republican says the property captured ct Fort
Henry is vailed At upwards Of $90O, 900.
Nine hundred prisoners Of war we're transfer
red from here TO Alton to-day where quarters
have been prepared ID the old Penitentiary.
Fifteen hundred cavalry and battery of light
artillery left hero yesterday for Fl Henry. NJ
A regiment Of c,yslry also left for R0lla
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Clneannaei Nevvv To-.

NJ. e.. Vsoeso0osa NeBo uUeunus
CHcmsAr. Feb. S.-Specisls to the CONNER
cial and Gasssse, cay hat Gen. Nelaon,s 6ivision
lsft New Haven On 1hnrsday. anA sdsaseed to
Gsees river above ,xanfosdssille.
-. Gen. Thomas advances u a Monticello and
cAnsot proceed Gfther On SsceuS1 4 e rosds.
, II eolnisyis dssertsd.s sS SO sIs.t Is
The expulsion Of Bright gave great JOY ii Il.
disnapolis. The 4Sth and SD indiana, havsi
Assistant Secretary IL War, Scott, vas at
Indianapolis On Thursday, on ap olaciai visit and
left for Kentucky yesterday.
Gen. Wal!ace's division left Southland for n
Davidson % The Cumberland, on the recent Of
H. news u shs capture Of IT. Henry.
1hese wes rusos that Gen. McClsllaa Had
been ssperceeed, 10 the chief connaEd, wAich,
caused mesh sxcitement 10 Colsmbss.
Resolutions calling On he Government fos &C.
i've and earnest Warfare, siu Be oasssd n -
House. sas s a E }
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Specials % the New York Papers.
lTrihune,a Sneciala1

WAsaInaroN, Feb. 1.-THE bill Of which
Senator Wilson gave notice to-day, will provide
for the re-estahlishment Of national foundry
on tho Hudson river, not far south Of West
Point, and Of mandatory of iron suitable for
cannon In Pennsylvania, probably at Bloomfield.
Gen. Sigels nomination ~ Major General will
be sent to the Senate tomorrow.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1862-02-15


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: Daaget 81 Rebel News frena Noslsak.
ToRrsEss NonsoE. Feb. ga lady Who came
BY Gag Of truce to-day said Gen. Huger In.
formed her that he had received dispatch from
Roanoke Island that the Federal forces had
. BEN twice repulsed from their. attack CON-
menced yesterday morning, and The light vas
still going on when the latest news was received.
The New Orleans correspondent of the
Charleston Courier reports the burning Of the
sshel steamer Calhoun.
Nossotk, Feb s-A messenger arrived 10.
day from 'Roanoke Island reports four Federal
steamers OF the Island last night, and large
nsnber Of vessels IL miles below the Island.-
An attack vas expected. @ ss
Gen. Wise 10 IN better health. s.
- a Dispatch ffoA ClaRksville states that Fort
Henry had fallen into the hands Of NE enemy.
our forces rstreating 70 Port Doaaldson. Fed.
eral gunboats arc ct Danyille, Tom. u bridge
at hat point has been destroyed hy ~. Yankeea
10000 Fedsrals formed the attacking coin.
:. MENPaIs, Feb. Fort Henry Vas captured
BY the Federals yesterday after two hours fight
Nsw OaLsAss, Feb. 7.--4s9 prisoner lsfs
syeo1erday 70 be EXCHANGED.
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WAsHuafou, Feb. IAN srror In repreeen-
tative Conveys resolution - printed rendsts
Il necessary 70 say that bis call on Tie Rredi.
dent wss for the names Of I'll persens aErested
under the order Of any executive officer without
lsgal process and confined in any Of the foesa
or other prisons Of this country exclusive q
persons taken q prisoners Of var. sH e
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LEKvEswoRrH, Feb. THE Lower House Of
the Kansas Legislature have, by vote Of GO to
2, passed resolution requesting the President
70 appoint Lane Nsjor-General and give him
command of the Southern expedition.
The conservative men Of this city have
made an exposure of recent bill Of Kansas
bonds to the Department of the Interior, BY
which the State has been swindled Of large
amount, probably $50, 900. s1
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3 CmCnHAfI, Feb. "a special Indianapolis
dispatch to the Commercial says: Gen. Thorn
as division 10 said to have made forward
movement and will invade East Tennessee at
three different points simultaneously. Gen.
Carter goes through Cumberland Gap, Schoeph
BY the central route and Cen. Thomas with Mum
sons and NcCook's brigades will GROSS at Mil
Spring. They will advance Immediately on
Knoxville where they will take possession Of the
railroad cutting Of supplies and Communication
with the rebel government. &
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For M Cumberlara Rlver.

For the Cumberland River.
LoursviLLR, Feb. 7.-Three large steamers,
. the Ben J. Adams, E. H. Fairchild and Baltic,
leave for the Cumberland and Tennessee rivers
. this evening.
All quiet along the line Of the Louisville and
Nashville Railroad. s5-45 49,
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New YoRK, Feb. s.-By tho frigats Savannah
We learn that The expedition in The Savasnaa
river hes hoon greatly magni1sd. Il oeasisesd
sely u af3V Ss1all gunboals and brigade 81
1000 men which sailed from Port Royal - se-'
connoitre and exercise tho men. The main
part of the expedition had returned whom the
Savannah left. ~
number Of cannon were being sent through
the creek, but for what purpose 10 not known.
Com. Dupont has and will In future pro hibit
ill communication between Port Royal and The
north, as the correspondents Of the press have
materially aided In foiling many Of bis plans,
and no steamers or sailing vessels will be q.
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Gen. seene d CusteAy


PRILADELPHIA, Feb. lO.-Gen. Stone passed
through this city in the IL o'clock train last
night, in custody, en- route for Fort Lafayette.
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WAsHnafox, Jan. 7.-Gen. Smith Telegraph
ed today, that : portion Of his regiment sngag,
- the sssmy near Flint Hill, . shsst distance
from Fairfax Court House, and capt1Fed ID -
csssion pieketA His scouts oaptsrsd Ave pris-
oners belonging 70 Tie lst Virginia cavalry. 4
detachment also captured four rebels belonging
70 the Let North Carolina regiment. 80
The War Department hes received A-dsspatoh
stating that Gen. Lander nov occupies Romnsy.
The rebels retreated reS
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HexIcan News, re.

NEW YoaK, Feb. ia vessel arrived from
Havana, 26th. The steamer from Vera Cruz,
10TH states that 600 allied troops were there.
But SO, 600 .Nexicans were near Puebla.
The ultimatum Of the allied powers left on the
10Th TO be presented to Juarex A manifesto
Was issued stating the reasons for invading Mex
leo, denying plans Tor conquest, but that they
came to extend hand Of friendship to . coun-
try wasting ito vitality in civil convulsions, and
asked NeIicans to deliver themselves up TO
the good Intentions Of the allies. Il was also
decided that payment be exacted for recent ex-
peuses Of the allies. Four days we're allowed
for reply. as
Vencsuela 10 again plunged in civil war.
The rebel steamer Victoria and q schooner had
arrived at Havana with cotton from New Orleans.
Santa Anna will arrive at Havana by the next
steamer from st. Thomas, and goes Immediately
% Mexico.
Prince Albert had arrived at Havana, where
be frst herd OF the death Of his father.
A letter from New Orleans, received by the
Victoria, says the Superintendent and employees
on the Opelousa Railroad have been arrested
for conspiracy TO deliver the road to Union
forces and give other aid at Berwick Bay. This
news was suppressed by the papers.
Tho rebel steamer Vanderbilt rum the block
ade out and in again.
Vera Cruz advices Of the 21st says the allies
advanced towards the interior, 70 Espiritu Santo.
The Mexicans retired withoutA citing.
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RreIa the Tennessee River.

ST. Louis. Feb. lO-The Republicans spe.
cial says the army il still encamped at Fort
Henry and preparations for further movements
70 vigorously forward. The river Is high and .
part Of Fort Henry is overaowed. %
~ Five more regiments are expected to arrive
from Cairo in few days. Gao ~ ~ 8;.
An unfinished fortiiication called f. Heimau,
opposite Fort Henry, has been taken possession
oG, ba fs vei .ai szaa ss1afza
B. The panic 10 20 extensive in Tennessee that
The river is considered open for Union 6eets to
its head waters sias 80 aIi a6sFi
ri Tho late garrison at Fort Henry has taken
refuge at Fort Donnelson, making the force
there between 900 and 5000 Ga ~
"A Southern mail Was captured by Capt. Lo.
gam II contained letters from high officers
speaking Of the denoralixing effect Of the defeat
Ct Somerset, aud stating that smother ct Fort
Henry would be almost irreparablc. 4sL
The rebel steamer Orr, on being chased by
the gunboat Conestoga, was fired BY her crew
said 10 have fallen into the hands Of tho gan.
boats Conestoga and Lexington.
The gunboats sent up the Tennessee will pro-
bobby 60 as far a. Florence. Alabama 81
Martial Law In K..sss--Nsw Mexseo
LEAvEswoRrH, Feb lO.-By General Order
No. II, Gen. Hunter declares Martial Law
throughout the State Of Kansas and declares
the crime Of Jayhawking shall DO put down
with strong and summary process. 81.
Joa Holnles Secretary Of New Mexico, 12}
days from Santa Fs, brings Important dispatches
to Gen. Hunter, and information regarding If.
fairs in the Territory.
The rebel Brig. Gen. q. h. Sibley, was within
30 miles Of Fl. Craig. with $500 Texans with
artillery, and had issued buncombe proclama.
lions.
Col. Candy had taken active measures 70 op.
pose him, and felt able to make . successfal 70.
Sistence.
Its reported that considerable number Of
Texans are advancing up the Rio Pecos TO a.
tlck Fert Union.
An express had been sent to Denver City for
endorsements and the Colorado troops would
probably march Immediately. Martial law had
-bsen proclaimed in the territory and III able
bodied men wers being drafted in the militia
Az mules, horses and ammunition in the Terri.
tory haa been seized for the use Of the Govern
.asat The Indians In the Territory arc report
Cd truubleeome. .g 100 ! q ssssf
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1862-02-15
From Fortreee NOME

FoRlRRss NoHRoE, Feb. l0.-News by flag Of
truce states that our troops landed at Roanoke
Island yesterday Pm. No particulars are given
but it is intimated that the island Was TAKEN
A deserier-contraband- TO camp Hamil-
ton THE P. n, having been found by scouting
party. He Was member Of the black Virginia
cavalry who we're engaged in the skirmish at
New Market bridge, on the ed of December,
with Max Weber's regiment He was complete.
~ armed with carbine. pistol, &c, and had .
considerable amount of rebel money. He repre-
sents great scarcity of provisions
The bark Trinity arrived this afternoon with
forty five railroad prisoners In charge Of Lieut.
Buell., to be exchanged.
It is expected that Bishop Ames and Hon.
Hamilton Fish will accompany the prisoners
when they are sent over in the morning.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1862-02-15

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