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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-09-19

New Hat COmpsn my, las Sasssw street -
Gentlem.ns Pau Style of Dress Hats ready. price ~
best quality Alse large assortment Of Felt Hats our own
ms "a IA
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Iron Bedsts ads OF All KINDS.
HUTCHINSON wIGKEReHAM, $50 Canal street
sast OF Br0sa-aY
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-09-19

New Saratoga spring.-rhe Proprietor
opened general depot FOR The sale Of THE sup>ror
spring water. ., 90 Barclay street ss- TORI 'sAsos.
sprisa Company
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The Rose That All Are Praisiag May
of those fasidous who
the Hat that all prssng there
CAT be mistake. aud readers Will gusss AT
he other Than the unriTaled fall style H.
surd by KNOX and pronounced by all chef dsuyer OF
and elegance Gail At az Brosd~sy corner OF Fulton
street, aud see H.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-09-19

the Ghost Yes, y maistsuds sf GAosss
to-day ., and ~ ococs 81 Bsrnoms nussam Drsmsspe
PERFORM 81 he same tias
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w. a. BscIsrior's Hair Dys-Ihs BeS
90 the sord-hsrmisss, tnsantaasous relsss Sold }.
ali 6rusr.s and perfumsrs fsrory 81 Barclay street
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Conservatives Uncosts atsd Wtah
politos sesh The d.. photographic W HOLMES
kS Bfoadway. oh
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-09-19

Brilliant and Powerful Day n nd htght
Double Perspective Glasses for the ted and
tourists use: compact portable and encient splendid
assortnentAt sAMMONS
ocuiisas -op,esn. ssess Broadway. Lsfsrss Hous.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-09-19

Eye Pr~servsrs.-speetacle "a Strength.
the sight Of old and BY day night
wheu pain or fatigue Highly recommsad.t ~ the M
dica faculty. sfAMONs.
Ocuiisis -optican 669s Broadway opposite Bond
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Grover - Bsker's x~wtag Marhtu,s
res~tv~d premium The rseho. ia
n@ manufacturing mschn@ sos ID bss ~isg rsenips
wors fairs ~ the vermont stst~ grfsl,urs R..y
aud the Chznpsn valley sor1~y, gnss dosed rh~v
sso wasr3. ~. so pr~nia % The Washington sna ssfa
tn ttostrty Falrs tsia 10 tkis STATE
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40 Mere Gray Hair o. aidssss-rsssr-
sye y~srs rons.at sady ooasianss free by Dr. GRAND
a k4~v ~
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Wigs. rc-pe-s. usir Oy~. H.. Dyss.s
ard ksdsrts frrsw TOT t~sni~ysG 80 ssf - 4
tAAuU lyua i~Nopd stfesA
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The Finest Assortment or Children q
TERRys sos Broadway.
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Opera and Field Glasses, % 20 sac, Of
room No l. UP stairs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-09-19
Music in the Park.

The rsrS Commissioners announces that there will be
music at tns pms to-day a, four O'Clock r. NJ, by rne
Park BAND andst the leadership u n pod~orsh,
weather permitting.
TIE following IL the programme
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-09-19

Denasce Fire asd Burglar Presf safes
Aso sdeboard and Paror Safes for silver plas A. g.
nurrs, street corner Of Coiess plso~ @R n PATRICK
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Invisible Chain OF fire. or the 8oss.I
Fuss Train used Nswberp VicxsoarG and Char-ssen
No 80 Amity street kew York.
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wheeler n wilson's Htg hest Prems ann
Sewing hschine.Focsss patent Umbrella Los stands.
SIS Broadvay
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Brilliant 81 nd Powerful Day nd wight
Deubi. Perspective Uiasses for tho neld Opera
tourists Compact portable and emuent splendia
sssortnent sEhMDNs
oeansts optssa sss1. Broadway, LsTsrr, Hoas.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-09-19

AZ IIoas.--Dr. ~. a. Perry bss rhs
p-.sur. snn0uacs - bic 30 ss~ fgrh ssf vci.
az. ths r~trrr~H his g1xs ~ po~t
b. pr.g~F-d treat spoc~ssfgy ell as~a.-s ~ ~
-. ~ Hsif ana rr~mstaf. slsnekias Aso rsno.e.
sosb Nyfss ana otb~v dl.oossfios. frrn ~ fs~r
-, ~ afg - ths vttar- eosyf ~ 10 .sfs
"a rh.fr~ Tor rsnsawsf,on
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A box % NOTE PAPER. READY INIrIALLED. A
"A lol. ss xiads price only ~ 70. at oIhBfEDts oss
hfnAdMAN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-25
The Work Done by the 2OO-Pouudcrs

The PrOrtdenoe Journal Of yesterday SAYS:
We permitted 10 make the following interesting ey
nsci RON a private letter Of Capt 4. W COIweu OF
PsytCcket ID X. i. H. A. Under date Of Eth August
i>t Captain says
i went TO my battery at O'Clock this morning, and
sog a. il was light began firing al fatigue practice
t,Sgnter Gregg johnson and other Rebel works. 1t
W m 10 see the skedaddlngl Their work has not
s;lanted 10 much to-day Ills morning put one Of
~ 20 pound shots into and through steamer (abon,
" 'ke Of the Newport steamers two miles aud half
~. That j. what we call fine shooting AT 5ociock
". aNeraCon the Chief Of Artillery came 10 me and
ceeIe1 nc 10 fire into Sumter, and put seven shots
80 he;-snme Of them looked as II they had opened
sst DOC uere think we shall begin with all OF our
osltres W Few days III tue meantime, have orders
.jo ~ al squads OF Rebels eau see. Our mOrtars
vTG.
es 5ort:aues on the following day, Aug. 49, my
.,1pAty Lave named all OF my gung--No ], Baby
HSer; No. g Wh.stiing Dick; No. g. Brick Driver;
20 CASHIER. forgot TO bay that In my firing ycser
~ ao-iag knocked one Of the guns from the top Of
lales over the paapet into the water. 1t was a
2s-ce g. Of
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-25
FROM NORTH CAROLINA.
Opposition to The Raleigh Standard Gen.
WiId's Afriesn Brignde.
FORTRESS MoSRoK. Aug % i-tj.
A mail has Just arrived from Newbcrn, \. c.,

FORTRESS monroe Aug. % i-oj.
A mail has just arrived from Newbcrn, n c.,
with yeftcrdays dates.
The Rebel newspapers III has State and Virginia
camor ondy for the suppression Of the Rsi'ish sand
ard the Official paper Of the STATE which bids defiance
Jcf Dayi. aud all the do.tructyos tn the Southern
Con.deucy I,s circulating Is larger than that Of any
other Journal In the South and is rapidly Increasing
which together with tie inirsement OF lts by
public meetings IN diGsea. parts Of the State indicate
conclusy,y that II but expresses the wishes OF the
people of North Carolina liz columns are open 20 the
ab,st writers in the State and their f.aiesmanke
ilc.- against Secession unausverablc Its editor.
Hon W W Holden, who cuned IN. Rebel editor OF the
Rallisi Journal short time since threatens John
mont.
Intelligence from Gen. Wild's African Brigade, now
In South Carolina states TINT the colored troops are
eager for light and their discipline is excellent.
Tho regulations recently established here by Col Da-
yd Hoaton Agent 81 the Treasury Department. who
has the attire control Of the commercial affairs q! this
department. and Is also acting Military Governor
have ccctually stopped nil commercial intercourse with
parties outside lines and gained for him the entire
confidence aud good will of the army navy. and mon
citizens here. The health OF this department continues
good.
Major Gen. J. J. Peck with his staff has arrived
here and takes command " the Union forces In North
Carolina. lie has Issued tie following oder
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-25
The Draft in the Eighth District.

As will be seen by the orders of Provost-Mar-
sha CAPTAIN Mannerc published escw here the draft
inc of persons liable to military duty to fill the quota
required under the order of the President of the United
States will take place at the headquarters Of the Eighth
Congressional District No 1908 Broadway, this morn
ing at O'Clock. Captain Mannieres office on Broad
way together with several buildings adjoining il will
be remembered was burned by the mob the 18th OF
july The drawings which were made thai, day. be
fore the wheel stopped in consequence Of the riot
will be- considered legal and the draft resumed from
the point at which IL was closed.
There viii be drawn in this District for the First sub.
District Eighteenth Ward lOI names less PIG pre-.
yionsly drawn; Second sub. District, Twentieth Ward
|, l25 Third sub'Dstrict, Twenty-iirst Ward, sii.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-25
Arrival of Released Prisoners and Refugees
at Fortress Monroe.
FoHnrss MONnoE. Va. Saturday, Aug.

fUHTHLS9 MVAAOL, Va, sauIdny, Aug. =, ItDJ'
The flag-of-truce steamer New.York, Capt
Chisholm arrived at six o'clock last evening from City
Point bringing down about three hundred released
Union prisoners in charge Of Major Milford general
flag oftrucc officer They also brought large number
Of women and four times as many children from the
South seeking better homes at the North The steamer
sailed for Annapolis at o'clock last evening.
FoRIREss MONROE Aug %. 1868.
The steamer New-York, Capt. Chisholm, has
arrived from Annapolis, and will leave for City Point
fo.morrow morning with General Meredith, who goes
up on business She ao takes up $40 Rebel prisoners
in charge Of Major Milford
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-25
THE DRAFT IN NEW.YORk CITY
The DRIFT in the Fifth District.

The Draft in the With Congressional District,
Of which Capt John Duffy is Proyost'Marshal will be
commenced at 10 O'Clock tomorrow morning at No il3
Broome street the original headquarters or the oppo
site side OF the street having been destroyed by tho
mob This District comprises the Seventh, Tenth.
Thirteenth. and Fourteenth Wards. The quota Of the
district is OO men, and of the subdisrics as fco*s
including the additional 80 per cent: seventh Ward,
$40 mon Tenth. 1e7 men; Thirteenth. 5s5 men; Four.
teenth IA men. Capt. Duffy succeeded In securing
and conveying place Of safety ali OF his books and
papers during tie riot.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-25

from HI, barbettc guns The contest lasted about three
Lonrs when the fleet having been stIuck very often
stood or 81 range with flags at half mast IL IS sup
I'D s"me high Yankee naval officer has been killed
Thc cncmys land-battcrics n so0'pounder Parioii
Guns keut up q constant fire yesterday evening. and MI
,irft against Sumter. The roar Of cannon heard in
he civ was tremendous The casualties at Sumter
Yesterday were one killed and thirteen wounded at
Battery Wagner seven killed and twenty -four wounded
Among the killed is Capt. Wamplcr Of Virginia chief
engineer at Wagner.
The caruonadc was resumed at daybrcak this morn
Ing and now at O'Clock a. m, II progressing with
great vigor. Batteries Gregg and Wagner are unim
nnIrnn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-25
Gov. Seymour md the Drnft--Thc Did
Connecticut Homewnrd Round.
ALBANY. Monday, Aul

ALBANY. Monday, Aug "a 1863.
The Governor has dispatched messenger to
Washington TO ascertain whether the excess Of yon.
eers raised in different localities former calls will DO
allowed in the present draft.
In the mean time all local authorities are invited to
communicate their claims this account to tho Adu
tabtGencrals Department.
The 2d Connecticut Volunteers, Col. Worden, ar
rived here this morning, on their way home from Port
ROYAL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-25
Rebel Report.

CuAhLLsfoN, aug. le IeC3.
al day yesterday the bombadmcnt was
~. farons than any previous day. The Ironsides
"a nolitoIs and six guDbosis. with all the cncm, s
se batteries opened on Battery Wagner al daybrcak
-,osmg twenty shells per minute at our works. THIS
-lnued until II O'Clock when the fleet aud land bat
a nrned their attention 10 Fort Sumter. Tho Iron
~ and sx monitors approached within three quarters
que of Sumter, aud battered vigorously against
- WIZ faCe VI the tGr spplsf IeIAed sgixkly
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-25
Government Loan.

PHILADELPHIA, Monday, Aug. "a, 1903
The sales Of Government bonds to-day
amounted to sc2G4 400 Deliveries VI bonds aJe made "
IVY - i4GlQsiYs,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-25
LATE SOUTHERN NEWS.
The SITUATION IN THE SOUTHWEST.

MESSAGE OF THE GOVERNOR OF ALABAMA.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-25

We have received files Of Southern papers in
Guiding those Of Richmond 81 The 2lsi inst from vhlc
We take the following
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-05-06

a postscript Of Monday forenoon stating
that considerable body of rebels made
thor appearanic below Fredericksburg,
marching on that place 10 gain position
ncal Scdgwlcks corps. This force was
Judged to hc Longstrce,'s, but his attempt
10 take tho hill was unsuccessful
The Worf,fs correspondent dated 10
o'clock Monday morning, aays Sedg
wick has pressed on towards Hooker.
Gibbons division is left TO guard the
heights in the rcnr Of Fredericksburg.
They have been attacked by the rebels in
large force, and are in danger Of losing
their position and abandoning rreder.
ickshurg altogether
The HcraM correspondence of Mon
dav night says that heavy iIng in the di
rection of Chancelotvlle has been con
timed all the morning. There has been
u great battle there. Reinforcements ha.
arrived to tho enemy apparently from
Richmond.
The Whereabouts Of Stoucman are nn
known, but il any disaster had happened
to him we would have heard of II from
the enemy.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-05-06
THE MARKETS.
Davenport, Market...Daily Report.
0vFIcs o. THE DRA. 4 Nsws, |


OvFIcR o. THE DRH. 4 Nsws,l
Wednesday Eve., May 8.
There Is scarcely any thing doing in town to-day
Farmers arc busy planting. Quotations are nm
changed.
FLoUe-Firm. Wholesale, ss6oQ6.s 80; retail
S6.ooe13 90. shipments 6j bbls.
wasAr -7o9SO, for common grades and s.,
al ,05 for tho bss..
BARLEY-Little doing. We quote st el.lo,
Coas-3343ic.
OArs-s09Nc.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-05-06
NUMBER ISL.

The party proceeded to his house and
sought admit,ancc, which was denied
The, broke IN the outside door, when
NalIandighnm appeared at M upper win.
dow aud asked their business. About
his time a gun was fired from ono Of his
upper side windows, which it seems, WAS
the signal agreed upon for An alarm. 1t
trends, but they did not respond in force
To his call. Nallandigham was brought
here, arriving ut q n. n., and conveyed ~
the military prison, on Columbia street.
ard a strong guard placed Mt the build
ing. lie has been closely confined all
day, and no ono is allowed TO sec him.
Union citizens OF Dayton, fearing
trouble there this evening. came down
To dN aud called on Gcn buruside for
assistance. A special train with soldiers
was sent ny a, ! =. m, and more are
ready 10 20 II necessary.
Nallandgham will be tried hy court
martial to morrow. The Mt. Vernon
speech will moi be the only charge agalns,
him.
LAIER.
A dispatch from Dayton says, at da'k
company OF between 500 and 600 per.
sons proceeded to the J0arndi office and
commenced hootlng and yelling. Pres
entity somo few bricks and stones we're
thrown, breaking in the windows and
doors. Soon after several pistol shots
we're fired into the building and the torch
WAS applied. Tho Jonrna! building was
soon completely gu,ted, aud the flames
spread 10 the adjoining stores.
There ia a rumor TINT one bridge on
tho Ncnia T. H., towards Columbus, has
been destroyed. All the telegraph wires
throughout the city have been cnt down
and the office closed.
At II o'clock the mob qu'ctcl down.
and the troops were on the ground guard
my the engines, which were At work.
John loves house was attacked aud
somc windows broken, when the troops
/ Idspersod the crowd.
Al .l:3o y. N. NIL was quiet.
SAN Francisco Nav ..
The cargo per the Oregon Ia day, for
Mexican ports, exceeded in value $780,
0Oo.
The markets generally continue ex-
ccedingly dul.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-05-06
From Cincinnati.
~fFNtHEF<S" !" " t'H'S
iSpecial to the Chicago Tribune

As predicted the other day, Vallan-
digham in his speech at Mt. Vcino', was
very violent 10 denouncing the Govern
ment, and the order Of Gen. Bu rnsidc
counscIiag resistance. Last evenin & Gen
Burnside dispatched special rain tc
Dayton with company OF sol diers tt
arrest Vallandigbam. The train left al
midnight aud reached Dayton ats .. u
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-05-06

WHITES DAscING ACADEMy.-Ihe
third term will commence on Saturday, May
9th. Masters and Misses class on Saturday
afternoon at . o'clock. Gents class on the
same ey enng ut 7l2 o'clock. Ladies elsss on
Monday Afternoon. May llth. at 2 o'clock
Practiclng parties once 10 two weeks.
Nav 5 -;
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-05-06

To ApyERrlsKRs.-ln order to secure
the Insertion Of advertisements 10 THIS paper
thev mus, be handed 10 bv three o'clock 7
Long advertisements should be handed 10
earlier.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-05-06

For REsr.-That fnc dwelling
house. c rooms, formerly occupied by J. s. At
man. on Perry st.. between 81 sod 4'h' 10 Tor
rent from lst Of May. Apply to John Forrest.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-05-06
THE CITY.

A LARGE amount Of interesting local
news is crowded out on account of tie great
length Of orr telegraphie reports.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-05-06

Nix. WHIrl's last prsctieing party
come. off this "Wednesday evening.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-05-06
TO-DAY'S ADV'TS.


-,TRAYEp Iaoi TIE SuhSthlhER r
week sgo last saturday, two cow ono dsap
r,j. horn. tu,n ~, two whiio hind feet ne
uih,rn light rcd. both hornsfsczen oil, rl!te Nos
n fnrehend. Any infofmat,on leading 10 the'r
iisnoycry will be hberally res aricd Mt the corr
Icr of sa.oad aud llnloro streets.
MRS +. FITZPATRICK.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-05-06

XXIIII. LEAye LIVERPOOL FOR NAW
w York Ia tho "ary rnrt Of this month. re-
turning about tho 18Th oil June, making regular
traps daring tho eniirc season between these ports.
tsrly notice will be given Of dates Of departure.
RATES ~ PASSAGE IN GOLD
First cabir. .s95 TO 1876 Third Cabn... .s.o
second Cabin 10 Stecrngc. ........ oo
Fi,,t Cabin excur,ion tickets to Liyeiposl and
bnck at fare and q half Tickets zach way eau
90 purchased at tho ,iice Of Csroin Dow, la
Davenport, where iull plans Of the ship can b.
Gcen.
CHARLES A. WHITNEY, Agent New York.
GoRBiN6 DOW Agents Davenport.
Nsyo 1888
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-05-06

manding, who will forthwith act in the
premises. Certainly there will some men
be coming forward, asking for this
"boon," but be assured that the spirit of
abolitionism vii lnot swing its sceptre
forever over tho minds of an outraged
but still independent people.
Iowa Boy.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-05-06

NEAR LAKE Providence, ]
April l4th, 1868.
The Lyons Weekly Mirror, Of March
olst, 1868, has come into camp. and we
read the following on its first page, which
we copy
Army Correspondence Reese lMtions OF
the Iowa Brigade.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-05-06
from Ssnsli. ne'o"'

WAsutyC.~ .~oS, May ..
A cent.'ema who lett Faln. on''' '"''y
Yesterday morning, reports that ca Wy o'
| SUNDAY morning, simultaneously WITH =
commencement OF he battle Oh the right,
o,r batteries on the left opened on the
rebel deiences Of Fredericksburg, which
were replied to slua~tly 10y the rebels, bn,
their fire gradually slackcned, Cur M
! tnn,ry Immediately moved forward under
direction of Gen. Sedgwlck.
The men had bayonets fixed, and pre-
sept,no firm front moved on steadily
until they reached within few hundred
urds If the famous stone wall. Here
il,cy met with most murdcrous iiie oi
infantry. while grape and canister plow-
ed through their ranks. Stu ,hey lres',
ed onward, and the wall was cleared ana
the ridge gained
The brave boys v ith cheer pushed
onward toward tho s. coma I'hc ., en-
trcnchmcnts, but an orr CT teschcn 'no'''
to return, which was com oied WIN, pu'
with great reluctance.
The opinion gained groun' : 'pa' "a'
not necessary to drive them 10 VIZ % ~.
wou.d prevent our forces on he i'sn'
from reachn ng their rear.
So great was the panic Of the i'oo''
that they abandoned cannon. arms, b S"P
sacks, aud everything else that would }"
the least impede their flight. :.
The works were held all day witbou
any desperate efforts on the part OF the
enemy to drive our forces from them.
They kept up pretty sharp skirmisii,
and occasionally made sallies out OF their
second and third lines Of entrenchments,
but were invariably driven back.
Upwards o. 1900 prisoners were ts-
ken in the engagement, mostly belonging !,
to Mississippi, Georgia and Virginia reg
iments. A large number Of officers, from
Colonels down, were also taken.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-05-06

IioUsEksEPERs.-l Your attention is
direct d to the Advertisement Of James Doo.ey
Ia another column. lie is deisrm,aed to be
ahead in the grocery trade. and invites your
him
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-05-06

BUTTER is still selling in tbis marke
at 20 cents per pound.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-05-06

l'niIApELPHiA, Nav y.
The yaQ,irtr contains the following
from " ashlngton The news from Hook
er's army is conflicting and meagre, gov
ernlnent not permitting news to be di'
yulgcd regarding operations about Fred.
erickshurg. All generally ngiec that the
rebels reoccupied Fredericksburg and
hold the town. The heights below are
Jointly occupied by the Mon aud rebel
forces. That portion of the heights oc-
cupied by the lnion forces on Sunday
morning, were retaken. after desperate
resistance, by fresh Iclnforcements from
Longstrcct's corps.
The fighting on Monday was not gen
eral or sangulnearg rs anticipated.
The impression among passengers rom
Aauin creek MAS that Hooker would hold
his own.
The newsis very indefinite NJ 10 Tues
day n, 3 T. m, beyond the fact that many
thousands on both sides are He'd and
wounded. / he fight has been IN progress
since Iast "Wednesday. II is also thought
that although tho rche- "'epS Fred
ericksburc. ii was par, OF llooAer's plan
tha, they would either be baggcd or an.
initiated.
The T,idune's correspondence from
Falmouth Of Tuesday morning, says the
rebels rcgaiucd Fredericksburg, but can
not hold IT.
The rebels, il is thought, have pom
tnons. but measures have been taken Il
prevent rad ncrpss the rlver.
The news from the extreme right y
sat sactory. =,
e,ntzicman i said to be ncar with
;.,. ,semcnts from Washington.
A Washington correspondent sAy
Hooker i ,pl i,'om 5000 to l5,ooo PRISON
crs and 10 ST abot do'o. =.
Hooker is reporlcd IN good p's'''o"