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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-09-02
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bdftele DatrDlman @pOf BON Der 3. WdrO
SoDn Gn9ltlb ips9eu Der Nnl9uloigune Der
@ewaltt9dtigfeit eeget leinen @Grpieeer1D9n
uno bra6te i'm ms @tatipnsbaus. Der
officer Bate tetn ltren9eS Nugenmert auf ben
Arreitanten uno es 9elan9 Demlelben 3u ent=
tommen. misunderstanding bat CT Ietnen 0e1
mad Oirie etn9eiAlasen.
Eteberale Dten te. - Inter elmer
9rOBen Mn5abl, wel6e 5am(t a N6enb fG
r1a4 Dem SGlaGtfelOe begabeu, UNI ben ar
men S%erpunoeten bet5uteben, ~befanDen F6
Nlrs. Sefretatr Smitb, tire S6pefer, Mrs.
SeOrtd unb Gp6ter. Spl6e Nufppferuna
oeroient ele pdrmlte Qnerfeununa.
fNer5te unD &ranfenwGrter.
- SIN SoIse beS NufrufS Des &rteaamtniterS
famcn 9efterh an 400 Nerste unO &ranteue
rr1rter bon Baltimore unp Vbtlaoelpbta bier
~
onr4. 81 N~leranprta purpeu fe ;uridbe=
OrOert, ba tire Dien1te Dor Der 5anO. n;Gt in
NnipruH 9enpmnten tperpen f6nnen.
+ Nntnnft son @pntretanbe.
Sanlta9 unp 9efern famen oerl6ieoene
bunbert @UntrebanDs, pel6e BON Mana1Ias
unp anOeren Dunttsn Gtrgtnien0 entluben
waren, bier an. STE pnrben ton Den Jieqte.
run9SbebSrpen NIT 2ebenSmittel bsrlurat.
/ 81 Il. c@tcItan mrr6e ndd
etrtenl ~Srte8Srqtb gum ~Gommanbanten Der
IN Den Se~felti9unsen Dm &oibin9ton l%tatips
lttrten 2ruppen erttarnt.
e tpurOen oe<
tern Wcr8ea Dom Sdla6tfelo 6ieber 9es
%liefert nnp in ben Spitalern untergetra6t.
Die 5alen uuo 8prId(e 6eS @apttpl8
lperpen gu SpitalSpefen ber9eri9tet llnb
ltno bereltS 1000 lerste Dpm 9tp1pen anaee
fOmmet, Die ben llu9lidliden gu 5utfe Ell
len.
VprInnnt tprb cine beuti9e W5agb, bic olle Sausarbei-
ONtt""9~ ten belribten fam. @ute Bebaa6luna uni
snter Spbn pirb 9eit6ert. gud3utragsn BET @eprg &pIb
a9o @Sr9'eaPttplltr 5pti3en o. nnS @-StraBe, gDaI6ins
ION, =. y. G9nnJt
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-09-02

6sfttata Sample BON bent Sc. 0es. suridse>
l6laeeu. Sol. 8ailY tpurhe Bel Dtelsr @ele-
aenbett lsiht eerpunpet, bod tonnte CT li6 tnl
Sattel balten, bis bas Nsetment ~3urudbeor=
Oert truroe. Der Gsrlnlt Os6 Sc, Nesiments
betrdat 100 Mann an 2pptsn uno 8erwun~
peten ; unter ben ~erltercn b~eftnOet lih 2isut.
s. y. Gaa unO Serseant Sames 9YOns.
JtaG benz @sfs6te beIUbte Srisaoe9enerdl
Viatt Das Geeiment pesen leiner 8apferfeit.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-09-02
SertettzG On5erte
II Der Mrbetter>6dHe,
weber's Mdrt4
Nic gfici mir NicN

Der 1nter6ctduete winl1t tte AufalSrtiamteit Spn @efel-
i44tten l0tpis Die beS ~eeeprten PablitumS tA Qasemciuem oar
alt gu rt9ten, Dap er ~iecer5ett berett it, alien Bartieer, welde
@%rcrritonet ~absu9aiten 9eoenre1t, leyneu belebten part sur
BerliBnn9 gu ltelen. @ate Speleu uno irllAe setrdnie
iperoen itetS SIT ntdBtsen 9reilen perabrei1t.
40 Omntbnlie, pe na1' metnem Rl9se fatren, 9eben BON
9%Oatpa9ltr. nm s nHb liz nDr @praltttass un0 3 nno 6X
nbr Ntannitta9s ab. SSabrt IL Cts.
Snnt24- Srie6r. &eber.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-09-02
Shot Baltimore.

OretbmnDerttauen mebr.-
ST.. Or. MDplpb Wieoner laBt feline IN rtelem
8latte DstSfsntlidte llebertragnna osS 8Y9ant~
lAen &riesstieoea nun, um OielfaGen Nutor
.berunssn gu seniisen, %telOnoers obOsHftn-
Sn bic Ter Mns9abe lautet pie lebte Str0ppF'
ME tOlst:
Du ritTt uus, rptr mari6tren ihOn. sa 9ti6s
monpS @rdberreib'n,
SIR 6retbeit, @inbett, Nfeni6enrs6t lou TIMER
@rab au6 iein, .
GU mir ben Draden ceS Serratbs DOr nnS INT
Staub ni6t lebon,
60 mir ben ~fremOen 6einoen ltcl3 nt6t 3etgen
Die IrOpba'n.
Observation-Disclosures 3c8en idOn tn oielsn
&f UOrber
@tr tcmmen, Gater Abrabam, Oreibnnpertz
taulene mebr.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-09-02
SumbclOtz Snlfitnt
p6er
DsutlAe MISUNDERSTANDING mepi3iniI6e
SAule tn ct. Gcut8, @O.
Nacmltdt8 GpNeainm.

TaemltGtS G~UlIeeium:
Sr. ". Samtner, Qrofefor Der Nnatolnie, @~birureie unb
AusenbetlfunCe, Der dirurgrl1-aueea
dratltden &linif unp Yplp-6ltntt uH6
Ocean Ger 6atultGt.
Or. u. SernaDS, Yrpehpr Der @eburtsbllf @phaefpIo-
gle uno 9ebnrtsbulhlIen Glintt.
Or. s. Nunf, @~rpfehpr rer @bemte uAp 9barmaete.
Or. s. s. SernaDS, 9roteier Der Yb1ltt, Sptanif un6
Wtineralpeie.
Gr. u. NpSfptet, Yrpfehpr Der Yatbplpgie nnb E6erupic
unb Der ntsbt5tntl@en Rlintt.
Or. 3S. Trit, 9rpfeipr rer 9~bpiplO9ie.
Or. 3. Sef, 4rpfeipr Der Materia Medica unb merist.
ttt9en @plg- 8ltntt.
Die Sestrruebnngen perpet BON Or. 9anner e~eleitet. =
Mue 8pei9e Der Acknowledgement uno Nleoistn ireroen in
oteier 9L1falt in fgiterattlNer Neibenicl9e bpr9etrasen.
Die @prleGn9en be9innta am l. september 1862 uno bau-
ern' pbne ltntersreGung bis L. Wtnt 1868. Das Stubieniabr
;erfdlt in 2 Seueiter nnb jebes Seneiter umiaBt A Alpnate.
@ebiibrert Standardization So. Gprlelangen fur 2Se=
meter $75. Sectrtdrte SIS.
Aler tltnil6e llnterrtdt 1T unIerem ei9enen Sp1pitale
(SurnbOlbt-S pfpitalel, i'm 5tabtSppttale, in Der County
.farnt uRb In Der ambalatprii6en Rlintt bs SnltttutS 1T
fret.
Die Innelbursen inp BET benz ltnterSei8ueten I@riftli9
rn6 minbltb 3u MAIDEN.
Inner @rpgramm, bdS auf IL Drufeiten aae wiIensweribe
Details entbdlt lebt Seoermann sur @~erfisung, unb n1bere
IuSfGnft ertbetlt auf gerlangen iArtftIi9 Oper minplt9
Or. u. Fammcr,
@rpie1pr unb Ocean Der 6ecdftat.
S Sffice: SO. 50 @farftlr., SWti@en ,. u. A. as29-
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-09-02
2nr 8~encbtnr0I. ~

Der llutsrSei9Rete matt bieratt ale 4erIancn son 10 6s
40 SABRE ali ~slfe oOn etnem etnrpItrenoea Sft5@re I9rft-
li@e 9{oice BON tbrtr GinroIltruna empfanaen BADEN, barauf
aulmertiam, OB ale Oleieniscn bapon, pel9e nesea llntang-
!t@tet rOer rre9en nt9t 5ug9er fem Don 9itlitoretcnifen be-
lret iet1 m0len, 6aB oteiIben unSey 3i9ltdb l9riftltne Ans
1pru1e bel benen tr pteen 3pef e9enbS erndnnlen @pmmil=
lalret etNrei1en miiden. Autprifrt uno nltrurt bon Ger beIten
Queue aus babe ip ole gu beiem 3wede %iSt1i9eu 6ormniare
mad Dem Ntte hes @onarei1eS lrle mad Oroer SO. 3. oes
srte9s-D epartement emPfasnen. BIN beBgalO i'm Gtam6e, Sc
Dem Gle nptbt9e Mustuuit 3a seben, oefeH @remptpns- Applt-
tattoren an5atertigen nno oedan exemptions, 6ein BON Wtlt-
tatt6teniten bon ben @pMmthatret 3u ~eripirfen. Brpupte unp
btIlt9c SeoteruhS lit su9epGert, @ppltanten belieben porsu-
lpre9en IN mstner Office SEQ. AZ Deit-6apette-S Str, nG1fe
Ebure 5I SObn Quppt9'S 2aaerbter-Sa lo
Carl @raemer,
EtlQ5 u. @. ". Grenpttpu Claim 4oent.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-09-02

Nsr SJn Cumberland piro Der Weceer
ben Subfcrtbentem omrA ben Stgentett
S. - Mnppert tde1tA tmS 9aus eelie=
fert+
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-09-02

@~ SIN MartinSbure itintmt Sr+ Jpbu
Seller SefteAnaeem fir Dem @Seefera ar
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-09-02
MmtliAe 8rteHifee.

@s- SSn SSsbeelins uttb 1tmeeeeno be-
fpr9t Sr. Gepre Smfb Dem ,,SSecter"
BEN Gubfcribemten in's Gans. +
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-09-02
Nene Nu5etgen.

Baltimore STANDARDIZATION!
yin 1eoeS Wti9lteo lit bierburd aufeefproert nG6Ifeu W1itt-
nod ben 3. Septenlbsr in Der 9erlatnmlune (febenbaleJ Al
erl4:lrten. @u9 fDtnet neue W2ttslteber e~tnaeiIGrt perbet,
"a ss m Fem SntsreIle etnss jeben Atrtbes 1T.
UtUt S. Wetl, Gefr.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-09-02

0as gGtnter Senteaer pbi8er anaaIt beoinnt an, Mepntoo
ben l. Septenber Ntprsens s llbr. Anmelounoen aur Mufo
rabme neuer Schiller weroen I'M Qaufe Der 2Bode entoeaen-
9enrmlten.. Dur9 bic Mnlfeaun9 zines neiteren, beS f9nften
Ge4rerS, bin tA IN ben StanO 9eleet, aae enforcement.
ne cine Se.rartt9e &Aitalt srbeti@ea. na33ufDmmen.
SVpOt pb. W1der, 9amburaitr. I76.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-09-02

Uer+ Staaten &an0erein Np. 5.
Die MitglteCer wer6en auf sic beute ben 2. Septentbsr
Abenes 7aHbr, lsattbnbenoe Sabre8~bcriammlung aufnterflant
gerna6t.
81 G 81 Wf4oY CIR
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-09-02
DOctpr Rea
Serlamat a1iso 0eimcbt.

WpyInunt ; Gin tt6tiser 8arbier- @ebalfe. 3u mel
ON|t"NSl ben bel S. @pnrab, 8 e. ~SreOertdtr.
Sept1-
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-09-02

WprInrnt ttrb cine beutl9e N3agb, bic allie Sausarbeis
""9% ten betrt6ten fam. Suite gebanbluns unb
Sater Sppn Tlrb 9%eitdert. Na6Sutra9sh bet @eprg &pIb,
ton, Dc. e5Snr6iS
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-09-02

Oefn6t tperbcn na6 @afbinatOm
Sdutnta6er, elmer auf 9ss- Qr6eit un6 Der anbere auf
S6uee= unb tltG- &rbeit. @tan nelpe f& In go. $50 gSet-
Frattitr. $40
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-09-02

gtbereS 6iIfs- unS 5ausmittet
gen all, rbeantatIi9en Graafbet.n, 6li(1e uto gerfil tuna,
pte etn5i9 IN Ietaer Art sur Gerbit1ng BON @ i@t, uno ISL
sc r@ere 0eilunJ iGpn einsetret,ner StGrGne beS Sra aniS-
rns I'M meni9lt6en &Dlpsr. Belcn6etS 81 ~enpftblen 9eeen
BlGbun9en. 9eritopfnie, 8lutanoran9, trampiarrige Ani1a
ie9It4er Mrf, Steber, 8e19Weroen Der 8ruIt, HS Wiaeens rmb
llnlerlei6es. &dbles 1T aus Gebrau9SanpetlHn9eu bd mir
aI erlehen. 9iCa ~
IS IT bierbur1 Seoen gelesenbet9ebOten fit peAie @eIb
I'D lelbit wteber CUR @eIuncbet at ~perbelien lQwie f6 sesea
Su lpagren.
Ots Tlolbe tcitet nit GebraudSanlpetiun3 en Is Gents un6
lit etnats uno alein d9t 3u baben bet
9stnrt9 5rnnher,
30. Go 6. @aapltr., stpf@ea pratt unb g~ambenffr.
(Na22, 3mt)
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-09-02
EE Ylictt s11 1iberlebem.

Sei ber f9 nit ie6em Gage nebr os6iufeneen gIa@fraeeM
a9 ben BON MIR perfauften beiliauten &rppieH, Iebe tb Gtb
snbtbi9t, no9mals meiae Ioreiie 5u perDfentilfsn, ua ba-
eer Oft 0eTibrten Sla9e pe8en i9weren &~alfnOenS Sa
PnpnnPfI
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ST.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-19

EDITORS DsMoCRAT AND NRws.-
The undrreigoed we're appointed . Commit ee
Of finance to COLLECT fun 10 ami send ono Or
40 nsn with supplies t. cur boys OF the 2oth
regiment.
On the night OF the 18th inst Mr. jane.
Man stsrtsd With sanitary u Zee { r the .ick
aud wound~d-,o vhom ws gave 500. and
on the l7sh Mr. John Alien s,srtsd 9th seven
large p..ksgs.. ws CHING /. Z - p.und- to 20
iow the regiment. 20 ~hom ~p gave tl62 rs
making total collection of 1892 rs, Tor ~h,ch
we have their receipts siu more vac cub
sesibed bot psr.i oegir d 10 hand It over
The e.mmi,t.e on behalf Of the cont-ibu-
tions return thanks 10 Mes.rs Parks d Hs
msr for facilities sff,rdsd them IN receiving
and packing st their store slso to Adiu,an,
General Baker for State usnspor, alton to Ro.
10, Mo
There are several packages of frais Is Il q,
Mes.rs Pssks 4 Ho.msr. which could not b.
sent 10 follow the regiment. and which wer.
handed 10 too late to be cent ny NJ. Msans
,hs owners can get them Ly calling on Msssre
P.&H.
All Of which 10 respectfully submi.tsd.
X. LowaY.
JoBS lAxssar.
D. r. ACKovs.
Fisaaes Con.
Oavespees, De-. 10.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-19
Nsw YoRK. Dec. l

NEW OKk, Dec. IS.
A special from Nashville yesterday gives
a dispatch from Charleston, dated l4th
The cnemy's gunboats, swarming in the
Stone River, few miles below the city
opened fire on our pickcts on James Is
land. This demonstration is considered
feint to occupy the attention of this
ncighborhood.
Gen. Evans, commanding the rebels al
Kingston, N. g., teegraphs to Richmond
on the l4th, that Gen. Foster attacked
Kingston yesterday with $4,000 men and
ninc gunboats.
After fight OF ten hours we drove the
Fcdcrals back to the gnnboats. Foster :
army is sill in Evans front.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-19

A PRoPosIrIoN.-We are earnestly
request d TO call the attention Of the busin~s.
men of this city 70 the importance of calling
a meeting q merchants and traders Of this
city to convene at an early day. for the pur.
Jose Of taking come action upon the shinpl.s
ter question-in other words. II deemed ad.
v,sabls by the meeting. to sst . certaio day. ].
after which they will refuse TO use them IN
their bus,ness transactions. We believe the
FIRST Of January 10 thought to bs the prep
Or day.
VIII our citizens make a call Tor Q meeting !.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-19
From New YOvk.

NEW YORK, Dec. 1S.
The steamer Catawba, from New Or
leans, 10th, arrived 10 day. Among her
passengers are Hon. b. +. Flanders and
Hon. NJ. IIaho, members Of Congress
from Louisiana.
General Butler, finding that the funds
raised for the poor were exhausted, has
levied an assessment amounting to $685.
900 on the cotton brokers, who advised
planters not TO send produce.
In order to induce foreign intervention,
Col French, Provost Marshal General,
has issued an order
Here the Line broke.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-19
LATEST NEWS
By TELEGRAPH.
Terrible 3 asghter Of Our Troops 1t
the Battle Of Fredcricksburgl
Total Loss Estimated ~
l3,OJ5!
Rumored Arrest Of Congressman
kcrrlgan!
The Great Battle Of Hatu day.

NhW Iohh, NOV. Z.
The correspondent of the Tribune
thus describes the carnage Of Saturday !:
1t Is not any too strong an expression
! 10 say that in this battle we were butch
cred. l he loss of the enemy in compari-
son with onr own must bc insignificant
More than half the division OF General
French were placed hors du combat be-
fore they had fired shot, having orders
TO withhold their fire, charge bayoncts
and rush upon the entrcnchmcnts. They
anticipated no obstacle until they should
meet IN a hand 10 hand fight tor tho crest
Of the first range Of hills but they knew
not what they had TO dcal with. Living
close upon the soft ear, h, behind low
stone wall and half DESTROYED fence,
which We had not taken into our calcna.
ton Ms obstacles, the enemy watched the
approach Of French until every man in
battle line c .mc under tho aim OF the best
sharp shootc,s in the rebel amy.
In an instant, almost before the fence
i.sclf Was discovered to bc mn obstacle, n
long thick line of flame and smoke
strcamed above the fence aud wall, and
the moment The first volcy WAS fired, 90
pieces Of artillery charged with grape aud
cannistcr, sent their Internal contents
straight through our advancing lines, ra
king them IN front upon both ilAnks. DE
structlon 50 terrible never before has been
seen during the war; French won, into
battle with 1000 men. Two davs after
the battle only 1900 men have reported
TO him.
The entire loss of GoGch's corps, con
ssiing Of the divisions oi Howard, French
and Hancock. and which on the morning
f the battle contained 40 regiments.
amounting 10 at least 10000 men, now
contains only 10000. think the official
reports will not vary from this estimate, |
more than 900 over or under
The losses in Reynolds corps, Of
Franklln's grand division, which were at
first supposed TO b, but 1000. are TO
night consId red by some Of F,anklin's
staii officers nearly 1000.
The following. based upon official re-
ports, n fsr as made out, upon the esti-
mates Of thosc who have the best flcili |
ties for Judging, is as near correct as can
be obta ned up to this time:
MONT GRAND DIvIaoN.
Summers corps-Couchs and Howard, |
division, 9ss Ilancock's = div, lsion, 1890;
Frcncb's division, 800.
Ninth Corps Wilcox's aud Stnrgcs' di
vision, go; Getty's division, 400 total,
1905.
CENTRE GRAND DIVISION.
lIookcr's 9th ps---Bnttcriicld's and
Humphreys division, 100; Grillins
division, 800; Sykes division, $50 to-
tai, 1850.
LEFT GRAND DIVISION.
Franklln's lst Corps-kcynold's and
Gibbons division, 800; Mcad's division,
1900; Doublcday's division, 90 ; total,
$3.50.
SIXTH CORPS.
Smiths Corps-2o0.
Total right grand division, 1888 to
tai centre grand division, 1850; total left |
grand division, 1850, totel, l3,O55.
1t is believed that these figures will
fall under rather than exceed official re-
ports.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-19
Late News by Last Nights Nails.

/. D. lSGkRsoLL, formerly editor Of
the Iowa Ciy Reporter, and now clerk
in the Treasury Department at Washing
ton, lost an only brother in the battle Of
luka, who was killed instantly, while gal.
iantly defending the old flag.
RssULr OF the EXPEDITION TO FRANK
LIN, TESS.-Thc Nashville Dispatch Of
Sunday says the result Of the expedition
from that city to Frsnkll was the break
ing up ottwo or three Confederate camps,
the destroying Of some camp equipage.
the captu ora few prisoners at Frank
I'm, and the killing of about half a dozen.
The Federals had one man wounded.
The expedition then returned to Nash
vile.
HE CoLoNvL OF THE 39Tn-Thc
Dem 'crat and Ne,os has been pitching
into Col. Cummings, Of the seth Regi-
ment on account of the vandalism of
his regiment, while quartered at Daven-
port. II this Col. Cumm,ns is the same
man who was formerly Captain Of Co.
A, 5th Iowa Infantry, then does the reg
imcnt come honestly by tLeir desire TO
play the d i generalIy-for if they are
good pupils, their Colonel could soon
make them adopts in everything of de-
structive Misunderstanding Courier.
1t is the identical individual alluded TO.
and, BY the way, private letter fom
the 4th to a person in this city, saws that
the morals Of that regiment have mend.
ed greatly since it got rid of this man
Cummins.
CINCINNATI News, l7th.-TLe editor
OF the commercial, returned from Fred
ericksburg, represents that Barnside's
movement is great blunder, and the re-
pulse Of our army The most disastrous and
disgraceful Of the campaign. He tsti-
mates our loss at fifteen thousand, and
the enemy's loss AS very small.
1t is believed here that Banks has zone
to Port ROYAL, but will move or Rich
mond. His movement towards Texas is
believed to be luse.
The late, defeat engrosses all public at
tention hero and severe comm .nts arc in.
dulgcd in because Of the disaster.
Or Ods his been rclc a,ed from his
confinement in Fo't Lafa yette, and is to
have public reception in Lancaster on
the 25th.
A private letter, received here to-day,
states that the Cabinet have under dis
cnssion proposition Of President Lincoln
to draft 100000 more men. 1t is believed |
that proclamation to that effect Will be
issued.
The Collector received to-day $50, 900
In postal currency, in packages, 10 be dis
tributed only to Postmasters in this State
and the North west.
No other news from Nashville j, re-
ceived, aside from regular dispatches.
Gen. Dodge, at Corinth, has sent an
other party, consisting of the 9th Illinois,
slst Ohio, and section of the LIST Mis-
souri, Battery, to overtakc Col. Roddy, if
possible.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-19
C.NP iiEsDcPsHorr,
Dec. 18Th. 1862

EDIroRs DenooaAr A.D News - Gents In
your iseus Of this mosniog notice = sbort ar.
ucIs rs's,Og 10 the case Of Hampton and
B.uks. II Iowa CITY. and tor the cake Il %, :
ing you right 10 the matter. l sill cay ther.
wss . warrant i.susd BY Adja,a"t General B -
k.r 10 Capt wota &c the street. Of the sa,d
Hampton end Bank md not TO a, :
sslf. - - ~ yon. and by 90 or
der Of Capt. Volt { -ing . ~ Ii .utsn at o.
bis company l. fvsi The safe warrant and
brought them bsioss Gen. Bsksr, where the =
we're discharged. Hs@ptoo and Banks both
sigued The muster roll Of our eompsoy and
we're svOro into the STATE ssrsics by justice
Musry, and took psrt Ia he election Of ol3ssss.
Ia reesrd 70 The right ssd jsssiss u thor b.
Ing discharged hsvs sothieg te cay.
n. q. EAsea.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-19
Youu: Pioneer Settlers.

DAvKsroRr. Dec. II, 1852.
Pursuant to previous notice. the Society
met and was called TO order by l. Ls Claire
G. W. Campbell chosen Secretary pro tenn.
The mioutes cf tho las. meeting being lost
that order Of bu.ioess vas pss,sd over.
The report Of the Secretary was read and
adopted.
EIeotion being the next thing in order, the
Society proceeded 10 elect officers for the en-.
suing ysrr. which resulted - follows:
Presd-nt-Fzra p. Savage.
First Vice President-Tbso. Eldridge
Second V'ce-Presid+nt- Wm. A Davenport
1hi,d Vice -President- N. Leonard.
Corr.spond ng Sec,sta,y-A. II. ksnbo.
heeord,ng Sc ~retarp-C. W. Campbell.
2ysosmrer-Robt. +. Moore.
The President being absent, the Vice Pres,
do appointed the following comm ttee.:
Executive Comm nee-L LeC.ire, B W.
Barrows. Geo. L.Cla,re, W. T. Cook, HI
Cstlin.
Committee to Select Orot r Robt. P. Moore.
Wm. A Davenport. Theo. Eldridge.
CoWWhHfs o" /oohs--oeS. Squ'res, a. '.
Roche, A. X R,ubo.
On motien the proceedings were ordered
70 be published 10 the DEMocnAr AND Nkws and
GAZETTE. Carried.
On motion adjourned to meet At John l.
Cofios Office on saturday, Dec. 20th, At 7
o'clock p. n.
EzaA P. SAVAGE. President.
G. w. CAMrBgIL. Recording Secretary
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-19

CAMERoN's Gu 9IsrMAs BALL..-Christ-
mas eve Cameron will give hi > annual Christ
Of Scott and Third streets. Thsse parties have
always been num erousiy attended, from tie
TACT that they are always pleasant. The tick.
ets. including supper, will be one dollar.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-19

FULl.-By . consolidating process
Capt. GAlligALs company In the 9Th Cavalry,
10 filled to the foil number. TIE officers ere
Capt. GslligsD. lst Lieut.. Gates. and I'd Lieut.
Txli-all Of whom have seen servics-th.
Captain - Lieut.. Col. Of the 4th Infantry,
and the other two % offeess 10 the let Ca. al
r. We may safely ssy, without disparsg' ny
~ny other officer, tn i this 10 the best differed
cvlnpsDy 10 The Regiment.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-19
THE MARKETS.
Davenport Daily Report.
OvvIos % rnR Dsn. 4 Nsws. |

OvvIos % rnR Dsn. b Nsws,l
Thursday kve.. Dec. Is.
Pork 10 Grm and active. Wheat continues
steady. Barley Is very scarce.
tLouR- -xa6o15.2O. Sh,Tmsnts 100 bbls.
WHsAr-to@6io for common grades, aud G5t
75c for choice. Receipts 1885 bu.
BARLsy i Nominal At 7Otdsoc.
OoxS--Firm ~ Zoe. Receipts 30 bu.
OASs--to0s2e. Receipts 80 bu.
Ho0s--$2.25M275 live dressed, %. .oo43 50,
choice lots S3..5.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-19
New YoaK. Dec.

NEW York, Dec. lS.
The Hcralds Washing on dispatches
says that Col. Kerligan, N. G, ~as ar
rested last evening. lie was openly de-
nouncing Lincoln ~ traitor.
A stcs mer f,om Bermuda reports sew
eral vessels there loaded with arsns, am
munition and stores for the rebela 81
Tho steamer Columbia painted lsad
color, bad deuhtlsas Sua The bloekadA
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-19

TOYS CakIslMAs GiFfs. Beider.
becks d Miller. No. "a west second street.
bet ween Harrison and K plsy. have on hand
. large stock Of toys. Christmas gif.e. sleds,
skates. fancy can dies. rsisiDs. sisroos. etc.
heir assortment Of lsniss working baskets is
The largest and beet selected in the city Ex
Auins their prices and ws are cure you will
kuv. 81
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-19
WASHINGTON. Dec. II.

Three steamers arrived this morning
from Acqula. ringing up between 1900
and 1000 wounded soldiers and several
corpses. A few of the wounded are dan
gerously SC, but a majority were able to
walk to the hospitals. A great many Of
the wounded were sent to Point Look
out.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-19

STRAYEp AWAY FROM THE PREMISES
y Of tho subscriber, in Le Claire, last srrng, q
oIsck hose c,lt three Jes . old past, with =
sn IL SPIT Immediately under tho upper lin OF
medium s,s f, and shot oars no sther marks dis
cerushle.
Any person returning said colt, or giving To-
formation which oil lead 70 Its recovery will be
pad the above fewaid by
JOHN T. SMITH,
dec l9-w2.s I.e Claire, scott Co Iowa.