Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-06
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~ TE160RARH.
OUR SPECIAL DI0PACHGD.
Petition " Aces Army A..
cereatmed.
Continuance Of Guerrilla
Aktrmishing.
No Important Army Move.
memts ~ Present.
DarbNrOus Ire atsncnt OF
Prisoners at RE b mond.
A Remedy to be Sought for.
A Remedy to be Sought for.

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uRApeuARrrRs Amy PoToMAc,
Nov. 5.
One full corps Of Lees amy is report
ed TINS evening to be encamped at Ban
dy station, on The O,auge d Aiexandti"
X. X.
Stuart's cavalry are watching the fords
On the south side OF the Kappana'nock.
l. es headquarters are at Cn'p"Pper
Desert r. rep,r, his army str letting
ON Culpeppcr t. the heights Of Fret
erickshu,g, and numbers about $4,000
men Of Vii kinds.
Gen Merrill, of The regular cavalry re.
serve, while riding with h's stiff along
some rosd became separated from his
command, and was attacked by party
Of guerrilas greatly out"n,nte,ing his
staff, who. however, being mounted upon
fleet horses escaped, although bulc,s
flew ,hieky around them. Other futile
attempts were made to murder o,drr'"s
carry ing dispatches tr IN h. adqna.;ers 10
distant points wilhin onr lines
The Herald has the 10 lowing ON he
hesdqn ,rt,rs OF tho army Of the Poto
mac Of 5ih
Day before yesterday kilpatr * start
Cd tor the ltapp-hsn,ock ty way OF
Hartwcod Z. II. and Falmouth, striking
the sis,' near the later place. Ire
command returned 10 day aud report
the country clear Of rebels 81 TER a. their
observation EXTENDED, though they IT,
con' tc'ed s-yeral sraggnng que. rila
bands with whom t.ey III n,,shed Md
crste!y. Oa CIR re Urn VIXEN near camp
the re"els iescend.d upon the t,A OF tie
wagon ira u. captuici !. .crseant, 4 inca,
4 mule, and on.s wagon.
Last III slt Il Major was captured with
in 2 mi es OF headq,a:ie's and is nov OIL
bis way t. Richmond.
KiIrat,ick's cavalry division went out
on reconnaissance yesterday, ard hen
f,u' mics TIM Al Ie Of Da,wuoi Cha.ch
strutk The 'etei pick,,s, which they
drive ~ \ shori distance, when a small
bJiy OF Them iii mo Dted aud sseEe CO.
themselves under iul shi Az. lite. our
at, aucr. A flank movement b., SQUAD
rot vi the LIT Micn. ,asaIy d, 10 yvi
tham .o'n ~. II POSITION and wcr. tot
loved mp hv hit 'euiin' ut Il they al
W cei 10 F.,n.uti., vii, re the Is, MlcL
were re-: us d, tut Custer. l. igaic {. IN
IN. u tn r supp 'rf, tic re- els ere drlv-
en- acr IS tie Rarpahannock at the ford
imm.,l'a ly above he Cd tridgr, ri it'll
loss f thf.c killed and several wound
ed. Our loss WIS noting. She ,e.inp
themselves 10 Aou.' ON the Fr.dc,i ks
burg side : the river, the enemy K .;
mp lively fire with tLtir C, rbn,s, which
was answered hy the Michigan boys bu,
the ~ ge was loo loug for any eff, ct o.
either side As n'g,t rpproactcd or
cavalry fell back to iiar,wooJ c. Ii and
having accomplished The OF jcc, OF Tie
recpnho ssnce, returned 'his p IN. The
e.emy's tocc consisted OF ? ,e,me, Is ul
cavalry from ..ou Ii aroina AID Ger
gia.
YESTERDAY the gneriIlas made l. id
upon 4 la Is 5 anon, ahou. h.e mi $
f.om Alex nd,i c,piuri, sev,r hor.
SEES aud mules. ihe gag came ,ntn the
neighbnrio d Tu sday III ut, and zap
turesl n Union nan, who escaped a!;.r
l,yin. With TEN in the woods nearly
ali day Yesterday. They talked IN bis
prese ce about attacking some OF the
stations. bn. the man failed to r. ach our
p'ckets 10 me to give them warning.
These e ,n.s eve now prevented fr.m
coming down towards Y cuna. an, hay,.
abanaohel that pc'ghbori ood.
Several parties Of rebel ca"alry DASH
ed through .us lines on he | 1t nd c N
mi.i' d precautions in P'incc WiIiism
county. during the lat few DAYS.
Gen. Morrill, went ont and 8 lied all
the II h"bitants IN the vicinity Of LIS
command, and tent them to headuu,,-
te's to be disp, SD OF tho Proves, Mar.
shai General.
Alta rs 10 the fro.t remain comn.ra.
lively quiet.
ie'tc'cay portion OF the army NOV. !
ed dawn /" the X ppahannoek aud sa-
toned its pekc's h ong tn. river.
There are now TO rebels this size Of
the Rsppal'ae Ok, kept u small fo,ce
OF cavalry b,tw. Gu tue raj rood cross,r,
and Falmouth.
Most Of Lees army is bclicYed TO b.
near Culpepp~r.
The impression prev.l la that The enc
my viii n Il make any decided stand ,b;u
side Of The Rapidan, should we advance