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city, there appears to be but little doubt
that there has been cessation of mili,arv
operations against Chattanooga. Ii Is IN.
derstood 10 the Departments here that ,ker.
are no preparations Tor aAbsttle going for
ward on the part Of Bragg. and that the q.
fair Of the Chickamauga is concluded for
the present. But there appears to be no
doubt Of the advantages Of our present %.
sition and Of the ultimate resolulioa Of The
situation ina battle, in which we shall hold
the vantage grosnd, or in some other dsci-
slye event. Richmond Eramiaer, SEA.
ARREST OF GES. PoLK.--The Chaitansssa
Rebel Of Friday says: "The situation Ia
front remains unchanged. The only start.
ling piece OF intelligence we have 10 com.
municatci is the arrest Of Gen. Polk. Il in
reported also that Gen. Forrest has been
temporarily relieved Of his command. The
following special dispatch TO the Rebel vas
received this morning:
Front VI Cha,ansoga, Sept. 29.--Lieui.
Gen. Polk was to-day relieved from cor
mand by Gen. Bragg. and ordered toawait
further orders at Atlanta. Al zlledged de-
lay to attack the enemy on the Goth is said
TO be the reason assigned by Gen. Bragg.
Universal regre. IL manifested by the ar.
my.
Gen. Hindman 10 under arrest tor disc
bedienee Of orders. lie Is at present in
Newman, Georgia.
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AiIlsbnraugt Rssnrnfr.
HILLSBsRoUGH, N. 6.
wednesday, October ~, 1858.

~ w. A. Thompson win leave for The army IN
Virginia. on Tuesday, the s7lh Of oe.sher. Az
boxes must 30 a. the depot on Monday, weighed and
directed.
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The ,Register.-Mr. syme issued II. fnr

The .Register.-Mr. syme issued The frs,
number Of the Daily Reg Lstef' 10 Petersburg on
Friday the e,h inst, and the Semi. Weekly on
Wednesday and Saturday. II appears on halt
Sheet bot compared with is oo,enpersries il mike.
q respectable appearanee. The farms NC mentioned
BEFORE oi the Daily" $40 per year, Or $40 o. IL
months; for shorer Periods2 per month. POr The
: SEMI Weekly" $40 per year, Or IS for sir mOuths
FOr the Weekly issue on Saturday. the Prics i
81 per annum. or 81 for sir month. payable in al
cases in advance. We hope he viii meet with Tie.
raj p.tronsss nsH he Is again located in PdassHs
his nstiys town.
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STATE OF THINGS.

or the state OF things elsewhere than in
Tennessee. the Richmond Enquirer says;
"The siege Of Charleston may be pro-
nounced a failure. BY. Morris Island is
not the way t. Charleston nor is there any
way that We could recommend as more
easy to travel. Holding Morris Island, il
is true. they can shut up the hsrbor to trade,
as they do the mouth Of eur Virginia rivers;
they can even throw she'll int The city. and
receive she'll from il. They may burn and
riddle some houses-which will doubtless
be q great satisfaction; but they are not 20.
ing to sci fost in Charleston. The inner
Aarbor is efectuallv barred against their
ships; and il they should attempt to pass
By land over James Island. they wouId need
not less than eighty thousand men for the
work. Properly speaking. there is no lon
ger . siege Of Charleston; and in occupying
Merris Island the enemy has only another
useless and costly strip Of sand to eUacuafe.
Mobile we must conclude TO be safe
from the intended attack by Grant. Even
before the disaster Of Rosecranz at Chick.
Amauga, ,apd before the weakening Of
drahrs Army 10 reinforce him, Mobile was
csn6deht u making a successful defence.
Nov 1T rs questionable il Grant will make
stte sttempt atsll.
ii" In the trans Mississippi region all goes
veil; aud alb over the two great States Of
Tennessee and, kentucky, from Lookout
,mOuntain TO 0hio river. good Confederate;
who have long borne the seattle and scorn
It Yankee dom:nstion, look with passion.
ate rsgernsss tolthe Tennessee, and hop,
10 see ere long the-shsttered host. Of Rnse
'eranz rolimgi nsstksaid. with the confede
ratslbatteiorsss blazisg on their track.
= Az tsr Meade and his sorely thinne,
and dispiritsd fsrcss here in Virgins
they ere takssesre ofisv eompetsnt hand
That sfmy mtst certainly be pushed an,
xoad,d isto archer attempt upon Rich
nssd either. by the .Rapidsn Or By tn
PesInsula. Either iwsy, they will be vel
sone. and may count upon the usual hospl
talitiss ofthecig.'
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Richmond, Oct. l0th.-Our community
il now in anxious expectancy ~ stirring
news from the two great srmie' Of The Con
frderacy. There is no doubt that Gen.
Lee has made forward moyement. One
corps Of his army. Gen. Ewell's. crossed
the Rapidan on Thursday. aud Gen. A p.
Hills splendid corps followed YESTERDAY.
Meade having depleted his army 70 rein-
force Rosecranz. is.in no condition 10 give
battle. and the only alternative left him. IS
TO fall back to the Notifications around
Alexandria and Arlington Heights. The
fear here Is, that Gen. Lee did not nave
quite soon enough. bot hope that he will
be able TO oyeriake the much-yaunied he
rces Of Gettysburg.
We have rumors here from Gen. Brsgg's
command too, of an encouraging charse.
ter. A movement is on foot in that sec
tion-perhsps ere this IL has been accom-
plished-whieh will pretty eheetually test
the boasted impregnability d Roseerans'
position al Chattanooga. More light couId
be thrown in this matter did not prudence
forbid. A few days only will suffice 10
put new face on the situation cut there.
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The yiscemte de ST. Roman has been
sent by the French Government TO ours TO
nsgotiate for The axportation OF the Tobacco o
bought for France bs French agents.
The Confederate States Government has
At last consented 10 allow the tobacco 10
leave the country. provided the French Go.
yernment will send its own vessels for IL.
The latter piR send French ships. accom-.
panied by armed conyeys.
To this the United States Government
objects IN toto.
IIscomte de 81. Roman is nov making
his way 10 New York 10 send The result Of
his NISSAN through the French ronsul. 10
The Emperor.
The French frigates in New York are
there on this errsnd. Richmond Eruminu..
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Tns Psssios FOR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
IIos pREsfDksr DAsrs.-The Mobile Re-
yistef psbfishes the following letter al.
dressed to J. W. Harmsn, E.a. Secretary
Of the Confederate Society, Enterprise,
Miss. H.f
SE:-Ihaye received your letter Of the
I'D uits enclosing copy d an address 10
the people OF the Confederate States, call.
ing upon them to unite 10 an effort 10 re !.
store and maintain the par value Of the
currency with gold By forming societies Of
citizens who will engage to sell aud buy
only At reduced prices. The object q the
address is most Iaudsble, and | sincerely
hope for it great success in arousing the
people to concerted action upon a subject
oil the..deepest importance. The. passion
tor speculation has become gigantic evil.
IL has seemed 10 take possession Of ths
whole country. and has seduced citizens o.
all classes from 4 determined prosecution
Of tie war TO sOidid effort TO smass mo
Asy. II destroys enihusiasm..and weakeni
pub tic confidence. ltiniores the efficiency
VI every measure which demands the yea.
so cooperation Of the people 10 repeIlins
~ ptsllc enemy, and threatens ts bring
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Yor The Ha..bomuga Recorder.

The man who refuses TO take confede-
rate money 10 public enemy. and ought
To PACK up aud z" into l.ncoln's donin
ions. The success of our CAUSE IS nov De-.
pendent no ~ currency question. Oar
gallant troops have done their pat nObiy.
and are =, read, 10 give their lives TO To-
cause, aud what imaginable excuse can a
man VIM ia, home give 10 himself or 10
bis couttsS q % ~ kinsmen on the battle
field. TOT rtfs1ng Iitlle money instead 81
bis ~otsr han useless Aic. A little none,
AFRAID 70 seli his produce for Confederate
notes. a. We near that sumo are, when his
refusal helps 10 destroy their value, and OUT
enemies 10 conquer u. aud To deprive these
timid none, slowing eIlortioners Of al thai
they possess, money, lands. negroes and
all! Was there ever 80 unwise, 80 unpa.
triotic. - suicidal proceeding
CHARLEs WiLsos.
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The victory Of Sabine Pass was com.
plrte and without . parallel in the war.
Official reports show that the enemy under
General franklin and Meitzell, with TWEEN
ty.two transports. about twelve thousand
men and four gunboats, attempted TO land.
The whole Confederate force Al the fort at
the Pass was lorty.two men Of tie jeff.
Davis Guards, mostly Irish, and their
nearest rrinfercements was Houston. This
little band fought The enemy several hours,
disabled three gunboats and drove the
whole feet ignominiously away. They
captured the Two best boats, Clifton and
sachen. with eighteen guns and three hun.
bred and eighty live prisoners, including
Commodore Croker. The gunboat ari.
zona was supposed to have been sunk az.
ter she. put 10 sea. General Magruder was
soon on the spot and now issues his orders
from The gunbost Clifton.
Active preparations are being made Ia
meet the invasion Of the enemy, and the
people Of Texas are rallying from the ages
OF Is 10 GO.
The Tribune has late information from
Pensacola which states that the yellow fe.
yer was raging. The Yankee feet and
crews bad been removed 70 Santa Rose.
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SlrUAros ~ TENNESSEE From the best
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A CREEK ON l.. A. MACkLOT FOR Sss
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J.. "A. REID, N. d.,
nHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. OFFICE
j aad residence No. Is, corner Main AMI Thiro
troets. davenport, Iowa. julyl
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UK. &. PAakER,
nnYSICiAE AND SURGEON. OFFICE,
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between Second and Tnird, Davenport, Iowa.
Residence. corner Ninth and lie Claire SITS.
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j. w. IL. BAKER, N. d.,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. OFFICE II
j Post Office Building. Residence on Fifti
street, between BRADY and Perry streets, ven
nogt Iowa nov ~ -d6w:f
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DIR. GEO, w. McCAR

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nHYSlCIAN AM SURGEON. OFFICE
j in room rectly ovar the Post Office.
Dr. Go. W. McCARN's residence. east side oil
Brady. second door from corner OF 9th.
ian .-dwtf
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DK. II. Al. WIM Ley,
Homeopathic Physician.
nkFI0E AND REsIDEaCE ON WEST
~ Fifth street, next door east of Congregation
al Church. nov 22-don
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-24

Attention 20 the Business,
and Mr.. Spearing's Old customers win certainly
have no cause 70 complain Of the change IN the
augl2-dly
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-24

TIE BEST STOCK AND FINEST CAR
i riages in tho city. Prices low, and ORDER
promptly attended to. Me srs. Benton Brown
the oldest livery men in Davenport, will give thei
undivided