davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-20

MoRE BuiLDISGs.-Twelve more new
buiiiings are to he erected on the Island -
aecemmo ists the guard aud ,ts officers ~h~
are 10 have tbs prisoners in charge ~hsn they
csms. l. vii b. several w-sks yet before ~.
s.J lug 10 ready Toe 'Le aeecmnois, len "
shs rebels. surely arocd deal OF pains IL be-
ing take" 10 psovije them With all tie con
for's Of . pleasant home. We wish hau -
much could be said OF tas rebel .uthori,,ss ~
sho have our prisoners 10 charge But ts-
. .uss .hsy have sho IN themselves iuhumA
turn'shss 10 rsason why We sLond do the
s,u-. be prisoners ell ind their home upob
III ls'ani . very pleasant aud agreeable one
- "hsn ,hsy got there; nad Gvb.dj knoss
whsh tha, ~i,t b..
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-20

AN Iowa BANKER TAKsy In Iowa
6Abkeis. ss y general tniD1, are sUppyssd to
ne pret y shsrpest cf men. We ko"w tnat
soins ot them ar. aud have . fair cpieivn oi
hs II anclsl k-.nusss oi tevStx. o.h.is. IL
Sc u's. hoSeyer, that our GjvLd ". +. Cool
t,1gh. trme,lJ OF Bar.nston. bu, nov doug
heavy business. IN Ch'e.go. hes found u.
match and = little t. spare md has be- u Ia
KIN 10 and doIs fSr BY . Ch'esso merehast,
aained Mouitvo. to the extent Of several ihou.
s,ni dOiis,s-the resu;t OF placing too muct
oouti spcs 10 the word ci man. The asta II.
Vi the sHAr ~ given 10 the Coisazo Tribune
of ihur<iAy. We ars oi the imp pr. ssion tie.
ws could r.sommsnd Mr.. Co. itauS 10 one
or two bankers 10 D~vsnro.t, Of wh0m be
couli take lessons I" Sdvsetags
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-20
FWspe aly .ue0t Market.
EaeOeRlcK RAUSch.

Mo. no 1AOt 0c1 AatrOOt.
49, KEEPS HIS MARKET CON
srAxrLY supplied with the nicss
49, lsality Of Fssf, Pork. Veal. Muttta,
e,e witch be sells cheaper tass
e,y other buschsf In the city. Coraed Beef
Pickied Pork, Cursa Hams, and Drisd Bsef con
eeAN,lv % hand. Osil asd try NE. WyS8-dly
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-20
HENRY sEi.BY

DrALEE IN FURNITURE, CARPETS.
IL Mats, Oil Cloth Mating, "ind"" shades,
4c., Eust- t-Srcond 81. next dsor to Perry. Wsl
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-20

u. u. KING,
TTORVEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
n asd Notary Pubic.
Orrics -t,xvsnpo,t's Block. l.eCiaire, loss.
Particular attention paid ~ collections 10 Sc"t
Oouutv. imys-diy
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-20
ihs Daily Deascras and News,

A.oARbBTf y. I. ADAMS
DARKETT & ADAMS,
Deettsts, COrnev Dssdy 4 lsh streets,
OVER PARKS 4 HOS, Ek'S GRO
Nv cxhv Store All psrsone who sppss-
1X11yyeists . tuperics styls Of Dentistry
Vili do we'll 20 call. Prices moderate. spd oil
work wars snted Eat-snes sn fsssth street.
ocl1-dkwG
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-20
DIR. GEO. ". MCCAIN,

T1uYSICIAI An, Su..GEON. .FFlCE-
in room directly over the Post Oficc.
Dr. EEo. W. MctiARks residence east SIDE
Brady. second door from cor"cr Of sth.
Ian u.As
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-20
A. MILLER, ,

NO. 40 BRADY afRRHT. BBL,W oDc0nD,
- KEEPS CONSTANTLY On HAND AND
aakss 10 ssdes
A s.enss', 1oys' 4 Chi1dsen'e Cl0shing
Of The bsss osss ne. sod In . nan1ss that ssaa"
fei, /, ri " sa'isfs ,ticn Lihefal patronage ~
psctfu,I, collected. icy7l-dly
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-20

Surgical and Mechanical Uenu-t,
r. SHSaa ALL WORK EXE' UrEO IN A
H strong and ssrv,cesbe Usnper. and
s..,s,ac, ion gusia 4tied. Office open
hours. tRy and night jn"'
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-20

A. W. II. BAk En-. ". H..
uNHYsI:IAH AMI SUkUEUN. OFF1Ct -
bsscmcnt Sta,e Bank Building. Residence
on Fifth <s'set, bctwocn nrady sad ferry s'fes"
n. -, mot Iow, 'ncx ,1-d&~t
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-20
tn e CIT Y.

BUY YoUR CoSYxcrIoNKsI,s, CiGARs
As. st Oens', No 10 wsst-Ssccpd ssssst,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-20

J.. A. HEllb, n. d..
uDHYSICtAN AND SURGEON. DFFlCe
i asd residencs No. IS, corner iain an. Thiro
s.s,s ~, ,uuort tuwe juiyl d
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-20

DS< n. H.. WOs. LEY,
homeopathic lfhyssrSam
ENFFICE AND RESlDkNCn ON WEST
~ Fifth street. uext door east OF Congregation
- Chnrh nov 22-d6b
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-20
The MARKETS.
Davenport Maskes....D Daily Report.

THE MARKETS.
davenport Maskes....Daiiy Report.
OrrIus o. rpE pss l. NKws,t
Thursday, November 90. {
Quotations iinlo changed.
fLoUx-Wh holesaie, <54o05s0 retail. IS 81
V ge.2s. Shipments 2ss hols.
WasAf--ssUS5. Receipts lll5 IN Ship ssta
100 ba
sAaLrY-Astivs ~ ll301ls Receipts 7ssl
b.. Shipments 1850 bu.
Coex Nom nal at So@65,.
Onions LES.
PoTAroxs-5Oe a $50.
Nv Sora Market.
Nav ioxx. November 20
iouR-Narket3o 3oIl0 higher not &C; i've. - 40
Q6 s5 extra state !: - 75O,d7.so X. H.O
WasAr-Aalkst 1aa2o better. 81 4lc11.4s fol
Chicago spring 81 AZ II As M,vsakss Clsb
147 93l.50 Winter Red ur.o, ng.
CoRS-l laAl 1es.
VATs IS GsO.
WH1sKY-5SX
New York Stock Market.
NV Yoxx, Nv. Is.
Gold Sl11.1.9
Chicago 0aekoes.
CaIeAsc, November ls.
rLcvR. Market quiet. Spring Extra $6.6a
336 s..
Was.r-MArkst Il better. No. 1 Sprias Loo
Red LA. Amber Iowa LES.
Conn., 81 q $50.
Oars -6lsy64.
Kvs.- no l. Q5 in store.
BANLEY-1i l6Ql 10 anost.
HfDrs.-nuli. Green Country. 7ix@Sc Greer
Saltcd, W SlO: Dry Sailed, 144l5 Lry flint
11H@l-c.
SraARs In god demand. y. o. clarified, II
al V: % common 12Hdl3s.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-20

TnK FLoRANcE Sxwlxo MACHrsE
makes four different ssrchss. the ioss, / Of.
dss' 10 Isek aud d able kncs, with % much
ssss s"h facility ~ ordiuary nscA,nss mate
ooe -ti'ch. aud with ~ little or lee. machinery.
Il hss The rssere,b:e iced motion, which ems
BILE. The operator. BY s,nply turning he
thrmb scrs~. to run the work right or ,.fs, 10
s,ay any part Of seam, or iseten the ends Of
seams. without tnrnipg the fabric. II ruus
lightly. ssws rapidly. ard 10 almost noisless-
Il dsss the heaviest Or iuest wcrk With equal
fslic'tA. without change of tension Or ma
ehinsry. Changing the length Of The stitch
aod from one kind Of sti,eh to another, can
readily Be done while the msohins 10 in mo-
tios. Il tsrns sny width Of hso-fells, bisds.
gsthses. taets ssd quite: ssd gathers and
ssws on suffls q the .aos time. Il will 20,
ssil the drsss Of the operator. A hsmmsr. sl'
ascsss,ry tsols ssd "B.snaas Sslf.3evse -
oh oh guidss the work itss,f, are furnished
With sash machiss.
AosSrs WAsrEp.-Fsr teens. samples Of
ssvias and eirealars. address Florence Sew
Ing Msshire Company. l24 Like street. Chico.
gs.' Aiss r. B. Clisgnsn. sgeut. Davenport,
Iewa.
HONS AoA1x.-"Whec Is Burditt
coming homsY II We have answered thi,
question once. vs have ans ~ered il to u. be-
Of cur ability. thousaod times within q .
pass six wssts Some one Of his manv frierde
has taken particular pains to keep 10 exrasia>
tiog upon This sutjsss . good ror.isn u III.
time. One vented to zee him, another went.
Cd 70 get ons more look a. him, smother
wished to meet him once mere. and many are
tbsy sko had . little b they ~sp,.d do, 49,
wanted It neat aod at, sc.ivs- and would
wsit . while II ws could assurs them tba |
Burdist wss eomiug home. just 40 thsueh
nobody bot Bu,diW could Dc jsb we,ki Well.
| the people thisk 90. asd ,hs , viii have their
sws vsy. Al eli even .. ~ ere happy 10 b
sbis 70 announce that the oung m.a drorps Cd
, II upea oar morning asdistious THE A. ~
earpstasssk 10 hsnd. fst - stalled steer. a a
10 perfect 'rin oil sroasd. He has bssa rs,-
tiea'ise, rserestisg. lsusgisg .bsss "a. old
Otsego eoustry Tor the pat tsur Q. I've mepth.
! sod 10 nov ready % 80 Die frienls ,s.~.
ere. Or asy s'hsr isdividasl that ssv h.,.
asy saass for wishiss 10 rsnss tless aeoa.,..
s.ose. Hs b wslesos bask 70 Dsvsso,r, ..d
Bic irissds here ~ili not si'liselv sllsv ~
sssthSs lsslssol Il sssa usss1al lssetA.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-20

yAME> HARRISON.
EAMILY GROCER; KEEPS CONSTANTLY
L on nsnd the be.t qu,iity Of Prsvisious. uoi-
low War, Kerosene Oh. etc.
SECOND street, between Ready and Perry, Da-
venpolt. '"."'A-''
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-20
K. :. MSbOaE f..

K. 3. NiIOttE.
House, sign, Ornamental md Flesco
T z TT r A, |.
M. Fcarki., b.ocl aIa,e Pos, CJ.Icf 40 sta,rs
4 IL OR tkS FOR PAIN,ISG OF ANY
\ style OF quality attended, TO p'cmpty, an
conrlcte sa.iefaction guaranteed in si! cases..
Give ioc call. sp22-it!
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-20
CARDS.
JACOB LtIZEN,

DRACTICAL DYER. PARTICULAR At.
I tsntion raia to dyeirg Cloths. Si,ks, Yelvets
or Garments of any kind TO give sny color De.
sired. Third street. two doors west of Iowa
north eide. tusl5 dly
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-20
s. y. SMITH

JAMES GRANT. o. 'oA'"
GRANT Il SMITH,
4. TTOPN YSANp CUUNSt LOhS AT H. "
~ and N.tarie. Public. Office, Main street
vast 81 ie, between Fr ut and 2i t,roets.
snl.ukvtf
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-20

Fam ilN Grocer.

10. II xAsr 81 er, OPPOSITE hsTRoPoLfrAs HAIL,
Family Grocer.
Il EEPS CONSTANTLY on HAND A CHOICE
IN stock Of Family Groceries, Of all kinda,
which he s.crs a. the 10 xest prices also
PURE LIQUORS
for medical psrposes. which have been selected
especially for this mslket. lie s.licits full
share OF pasronAgs. Cali and sxaniDs goods and
prices. ny23-Aly
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-20

sAnaa r LANE S0dS n. DAY.
LANE Il DAY,
TTORNEYS AT LAW. OFFICE IN SAN.
"A Perry's new block, opposite tho Post O6es
npl7
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-20

CHAS WHiIrAkEH,
TTOkNEY AND CUiNSkLUk AT LAW
IA Uy1,uY on A.i" sss~st, in 0rAnts Block, ~
ses;,s 'my n DIT
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-20
AUGUST. SCHREIBEM & Co..
FILE CUTTERS.

SECOND srREsT. 30 DooR wksr or GAiNRs,
LNILES, RASpS AND ei3kLES RECtT md
L guaranteed as good as new. Particular ct
tsntion paid to recutting
- eu per Mmd Mower Sick leA
my3- dfm
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-20
LATEST NEWS

NEW Yoax, Nov. 10.
Ths 7IiJss. has tic following highly i'm.
20. eane special:
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-20
IA. . w n. Mon,
Prspsietou Of the
HARRISON ST. LIVERY 0TADL &,

aHAsGA HORSES AND CARRI0. 3 OF
zG the best quality 70 let u all hours
Funersis furnished on the shortsss nstics.
HORSES BOUGHT ANU SOLD,
and BOARDED At vaaspnsbi charges. (myl9-d1y
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-20

PHYSICIAN. SUA0EON. UCUll3T AVID
Aovist. Once IN Post 4 flee Block, recently
occupied oy Or Usksr. Residence, Main street,
seas Spring, East Davenport. Iowa. slA-u
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-20

J.CANTW Rll1l,
MANUrAcrURBs AND KEPAIss
u N B C EL0.As 4 = AR ASOo.S ,
AT SHORT NOTICE, AND ON MOS!
wv rcnsona bio terms. Old or damaged Ud,-
brcil ~ and PArssols msds a. gooa - new.
No, iOs Brady ~, Between 4th 4 Ssh,
pAveNPs. ~. IOWA. myz0.dSm
, 1863-09-22
FROM ST. PAUL.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune,1
ST. PACL, Sept. 81, 1863.
The Coppeehcad State Central Committee
hare recognized the State ticket. Ladue,
the most pestilent traitor in the State, who
" mas compelled by soldier to take the oath
Of allegiance, last year, has been unceremon-
ioufly thrown overheard, and Jas, 8, Norris
substituted as d candidate for Lieutenant
Governor. He is no improvement over Ladue.
only that he has not been quite so open in his
treason-
Peter wilkins; candidate for Treasurer, has
been accommodated because he denounced
the dlsloyalty Of the convention, and threat
enced to resign, but thought batter Of it and
neyer executed his threat. J. Edel-Broek f1ls
his place. Amos Casgrell, only for being q
renegade Republican, is the nominee for Sec
retary Of State. This makes their ticket com.
p1ete, with the exception. of the Clerk of
Supreme Court, and their second nominee for
this position respectfully declines. Tho Cop
pe1heads are bleeding well, and their nom
inee tor Governor has some money, and they
have forced the insane idea Into his head that
he ought to found i State Copperhead organ
In this city. he has accordingly advanced the
funds 10 buy an establishment, and Goyerno.
Seymour has been written to to:secure an edi
tor. II 1t ever sees Daylight It will be bril-
liant,
, 1863-09-22
LATER From EUROPE.
Arrival Of the Steamer HecIa,,

| NEW YORK., Sept. 21.-The steamship Hex
l., from Liverpool Sept. sth and Queea.to n
| 9th, has nr7iFed
The London iMorning Foss believes thu
| there is little doubt that the two suspecte.
Iron rams, at Liverpool, will be detained b
TIE GoTe1nment under the Foreign Enl1st
nent Act. 1t is nevertheless contsnde.l tha
they were built to the order Of a Freuct
house, under contract, for the late Pa5ha O.
Egypt, but the present Pa5ha repudiates TIL
contract: The accusation is that 1hsy arc in
tended for hostilities against friendly pow
| er, and court Of law must decide upon theil
detention or release.
The Cnion ard Emancipation Society nd
dressed memorial to Russell on the subject
similar to that Of the Emauclpation Socistg y
urging prompt Investigation.
The news that the rebel government'hsl id
resolve to call out negroes is received With
d16tsust. Some regard 1t, If true, as CON
1esslon OF weakness BY the South; othc.s o.
master, stroke Of policy. The Daily N:tcs
ta5s, "it will prove eonclysively, n9t ooly
tnat The Ccnttderatc cause IL hopeless, but
that the leaders know 1t to be so.r Tns
Aorn5ag Iett looks on It as masterpiece Of
policy, giving at once immense reinforce
ments and exercising an advantageous mo.al
influence In Europe.
It is again a.seited that the Grand Duke
N5xm,lian accepts the Mexican throne.
still undecided.
The French phamphlet referred to By last
steamer is said to have been issued at tie ex-
tehse Of +. r. hanger. the Confederate loan
contractor, to bolster up TINT speculation.
french ministerial councils occurred almost
dAlly. '"
The bou1se was stedy at G9f3 Soc.
1na Polish question MAS UNCHANGED, It ID
rumo1ed that the profered reforms viii
prove nnlmportant and unsatisfactory.
, 1863-09-22
THE NEWS.

Elsewhere we give the complete return:
Of the enrolment in this State, giving q
grand total Of 1917, 1903 men in the list oil
>conscription, Of whom 1879 are colorcd
men.
The foreign news by the Heckla is In
teresting. England is bestlrring herself
to take come action in reference to the re.
bel rams, but it will be action that will
avail nothing, except to clear her skirts OF
open completely to the matter. She will
escort the rams safely to French port,
there to be delivered to their French OWL
er. The rest is easy Of solution. They
will shortly thereafter be armed and put
in full commission against us, the French
Government turning blind eye toward
them, unless, indeed, the Emperor is will
ing to face the thing sQuarely.
I'll is "sport to see the engineer hoist
with his own petard," choice spectacle
of the kind is visible at St. Louis, where
Schofeld's pet organ is formally complain
ed Of under his late order, for& publishing
severe comments upon Gen. Ewing, for
not withdrawing his Western Missouri
order. But schofcld's organ rcbuking
Ewing is particularly rich.
, 1863-09-22
FROM TIE PACIFIC.
News froW Japan, China, DC.

S, s.S Fn4Hg1scS; r .Sa ssRt: s77Asllyed, Il AIRY ship
yate letter from the American Minister,
at Pruyn Kanagawa, dated August 10, says
the prompt resentment Of the outrage upon
our flag, has resulted most favorably. The
Wyoming, with six guns, destroyed Japan
ese steamer, bark and brig mounting twenty
two guns, besides engaging six batteries.
The accomplishment Of SO much with so
little means astonished the government aud
people, and what Is stranger, the government
ia obliged to us.
Other adyices of the same date say the Brit.
ish fleet has gone to Sotamea's dom1nions to
Of the murdsrers Of Richardson. # not
paid. a considerable campaign will be iuaucu-
Iated aguinst these dominions.
Dates from Shanghai, to the 3lst of July.
ray the cholera is undated and mortality
fearful.
, 1863-09-22
FROM TIE SOUTH.


"
NEW YoRK, September IA persor.wto
LETT Richmond few days since furnishes the
Hrald with facts relative to the South, He
states TINT but one division Of troope:hss
been taken from Lees army, which latter Ia
located near Hanover, about 20, 600 being fit
Tor duty. It is understood that If Meade od-
vances, Lee will fall back On Richmond, IN.
evacuation OF which Is not thought of b.
rebels. The defenses Of Richmond are COM
plete.
The rebel force In Western Virginia Is yery
small, including 1mboden's and Jackson's
forces. The rebels have plenty to eat; the
starvation stories are simply absurd.
This Informant WAS In Charleston when
Gilmore bombarIed it. One Of the shells
struck the spire of St. Michaers Church, and
a1l struck within half mile Of each other,
They produced the utmost CONSERVATION.
The city Is nearly deserted now, and the
place will be destroyed before su1zendering.
Beauregard's forces, about 5000, were
gwelled to about 1000 by jenkins division,
from Lees army. :Beauregard lest mnch Of
his popularity when our forces captured Nor
ris lall1d.
, 1863-09-22

.,n1tn.s1 1t1Aolls, Ea;os, Sept. 2l.-The gt.ta Agrf-
paepa1aio1s s9s Ssi6e
for an cxtentiye erhtSGi nG made ona large scale
The United States Cou1f NV,
has made number of eoayictio~n. H~ n A. session,
past week for resistance to enroIlinH etlng n the
haye resigned: ee''nents
3ash, Surgeon G. l.. Kunklcr: 4oth ..,,..
mt Surgeon Robert 8. Mitchell; 70tb assst aesis.
]nt Surgeon I1ockcY H. Kennedy; sGth
Rnarterma&ter Jeese Bateman. WILL
, 1863-09-22

000 "04HAA2<N9 . E81EHWAEs
Under the combined influence Of the
severe ffosts Of last Friday and Saturday
nights, and the advance in gold, the gen.
eral markets for produce yesterday were
excited and buoyant, Flour advanced CSC
per brl; wheat, 647c per bushel; corn,
6a7c per bushel; oats, Sa4c per bushel;
rye, 7a8c per bushel; and highwines / 1-2c
7,er pnTIpn.
, 1863-09-22

LOUISVILLE, Sept. 2l.-Capt. samuel Blsck.
A. Q. L., in charge Of fornge, was arrested
here today, charged with defrauaing the
Government.
Tobacco Is excited, and LARGELY adynnced
on account of injury to tbe crops by ffoat of
Friday and Saturday nights.
, 1863-09-22
Kicked Back and Killed the
Gunner.

Sr. LoU1B, Sept. 21.-Friday last, tbs Uaion
newspaper, the semi official organ Of Gen.
Schofeid and the Conservatives, published IN
lating certain border counties. On Saturday,
Capt Price, Of the 1st Kansas regiment,
made charges and specifications, charging
D. n. Gritsom, the Editor Of the Union, with
q violation Of 6chofc1d's orders, by publish
ing matter calculated to embarrass the MILL
taEy authorities, and filed them with the
Ao1utant General, demanding IN inyestiga.
non. i. Mr.. Grissoin has not yet been arrested,
cnt a. Capt. Price is not man to Withdraw
eetsi'gee, It seems rs If the organ of the
Ttcit1 ttu,'aes OF order is likely to b the first
, 1863-09-22

WASHINGTON. Sept. 21.-Prlyatc adytces
from Virginia City, Neyada Territory, say ad.
ditionai subscriptions, to the amount OF So.
w have been made there for the Sanitary
Committee: The money Is to be forwarded
IN silver bricks Of about 81 900 each-a good
evidence OF the mineral resources Of that
Inhabitants.
, 1863-09-22

7 In the charge by Thomas, on the first d
the enemy lost az many in Killed Is re
during the whole day. Whist the losses
III prisoners and material are ne canaot NJ
say. Our killed will reach 1,aoo, and Q
wounded will amount to 7,ooo-most Of tht
slight wounds. Among the general Office
:, killed dare Gen Iytle, Col Key, and Col. Kin
commanding brigades, and Col. .Baztleto
1olet Illinois.
Among the wounded are Gen. Morton.
n Roscc1ans' staff, Col. Croxter, 4th Kentuck
Col. Funkhouse, e9th illinois, Lieut.. Colon
Nedge, 11th Michigan, Lieut.. Colonel Hun
9Th Kentucky, Col Bradley, 51st IuinoI
: Commanding brigade in shezidan's diylsio
Col chas. Anderson, 9Th Ohio, Major VII
man, 18Th Kentucky, Lieut. Colonel Ttip,
9Th Indiana, Ieut. Col Bryan, 18th Indian
Col. Armstrong o3d Ohio. Major Johnsto,
I'D Illinois. Ltent. Col. Maxwell. Cd Ohio, a
SLIGHTLY. Lieut.. Col. Vaughn 18th Kentuck,
Col Stanley, 18th Ohio, Major Brown, est
Ohio, Aejor Dawson. 18th infantry, all sligh.
Gen. John H. King is reported wounded an,
ap'1sorcr. We hhve captured Gen. Adams
cf 1exaa, n1d thirteen hundred of his mea,
OUR WASHINGTON DISPATCH.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribunal
WAsHEGTos, Sept. II. 1868.
The reverse In Gecrgin is said here to be at
tfbntable to Barnside's neglect to join Rose
ctars. On Saturday last Burnside captured
'onezboro, comparatively unimportant
post IN the extreme eastern part Of Tennes.
Zee, more than zoo miles distant from the
ground On which Rosecrans was fighting.
According to the latest accounts received
here up to two o'clock this afternoon, leay-
Ing Chattanooga at S o'clock last evening.
two, and only two, Of Rotecrans' divisions
gave way In utter panic and confusion. but
from GOO to 10000 Of them had been rallied
2nd got back to their places, whlle the re-
mal1der had not given way or retrested at
| all, ard at the last moment was diving the
adFarce Of the rebel army back. The num-
| Der CT killed and wounded en- both sides will
probably not fall abort OF $1,000.
Rosecrats cannot be driven from his pres
ent portion, 1t is said, should the enemy
prove twice as strong. From additional Off
eial dispatches received here, Rosecrans cap.
'urec ten Of the eaemy's guns on Saturday,
I'D lest seven, while the number Of killed
Wis comparatively very small. The number
OF wounded Vas unusually large.
WARRINGTON, Sept. 2L--The National Re-
, 1863-09-22

The War in Virginia,
1,on Ma% loHK. Sept. ALA H1rad dispatch
rnnr d.te4ntrtera AZ Of the army OF the Poto-
.oec. s.,ea ea'sd The 18th, says:
; oesetters were shot on the 18th.
, 1863-09-22

a Terror to Evil Doors.
WAsHEsGroN, Sept. 2l.-A letter from the
army OF the Potomac tonight, states that
many Of the substitutes who hid deserted.
we're shot in the several corps, towards the
elcee Of last ueek, and prcmn nt and extreme
ru11shn ent now awaits this class Of offend.
ers, without tie hope Of pardon.
The Government Securities.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 2l.-The sales of
sos to- dry amounted to $463, $50.
, 1863-09-22

tesies Of artillery. Hardee takes Johnston's
Old. command, which is to defend Mobile.
There Is great CONSERVATION at the hitter
n1arn
, 1863-09-22

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribunal
AxHPH1s, Sept 10 ria CAIRO Il, 1861
Joe Johnston has certainly superseded
Bragg, and has taken part of his army to
Chattanooga with him. He has the only
grand army in the South, with some ten bat.