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no CONSU npTIvES.

Tie rni-Ts-aed having bee restored 10 health in
few weeks. ~ very simple rernedy, sftar hasirr
Suffered several years With severe frng ion
ihEi dread dsess~. Cou-1mptlcn-i. ,ier. max.
known ~ h.s feiow+su Be- .rs The meaus 10 cvte.
To al sho desire u hewil seed eapy ~ the rrrs-
erp,ion used tfree Of ehsrs- with the dire
preparing snd using the sane which they viii dad
carr care Tor Cossvxrrgos. AsTHss, BRoscHsr,.
Cocsas, caLns, &c TIE osis os5-cs the advertiser
IN sendlng ihe preserip,iaa Is benehs ihe aieed
and srreadi cfOrmaiIsu which be eoacei,e. 10 be tn
,Aiusoe an1 be hop~s every sscerer wii Try this
neds, as All Co.'s them aching. AID may prove
blessing
Parties ~saing The prescription viii please ss4re.s
kIv. EpWARU a. WILSON.
WAiisms eufsh, Kinss County, N-w York
ocss-d3-l
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Especial to Times.1
Washington. Nov. 4,

A refugee from Richmond, Northern
WOODEN spinner, brings intelligence that
there is at Manchester, near Richmond, on
James river, gunboat clad with three
thieknesses of two inch iron, and is with
in six weeks of completion and that at
Rockets, at the foot Of Main street, two
other iron clads are on the stocks that
the sense Of security is SO complete that
large iron works (private property are in
process OF construction, by man named
Bradley, and the machine shops at the
Central Railroad Depot have been greatly
enlarged.
Two cotton mills have been erected in
Manchester, and permanent improve
ments have been made in the Tredegar
iron works and on the bridges over the
river.
Two WOODEN mills in Manchester turn
out fourteen hundred and fifty yards OF
army cloth, which is sold to the Govern
ment for thirty-fve dollars yard.
The force under Lees con mand is nos.
itivey stated to be now only 500, 900.
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New York Nov. L


By the arrival of the steamship Tubal
Cain from ST. Domingo we have tho fol-
lowing intelligence:
The revolution in St. Domingo was in
full blast. The rebels held possession of
the entire island. with the exception of
the Capital and the east end. They were
last reported within few miles Of ST.
Domingo City.
Two recent victories are claimed by
the Spanish near De Ia Mosa and Monte
Plata. and in one engagement it was said
one piece Of artillery, many muskets and
number of prisoners had been taken
from the insurgents.
The Captain General of San Domingo
had been removed, aud Don Carlos de
Vargah had been appointed 10 his place.
He Is said TO be man of great ability.
and is expected to crush the rebellion
promptly.
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MIDNIGHT DISPATCHES.


Baltimore, Nov. s.
Returns come in very slowly. There
is some doubt as to the result in the lst
Congressional district. 1t is generally
conceded that Crisfeld is elected over
Creswell. the Unconditional candidate
Webster, Davis and Frank Thomas are
elected in the %, Sd and 4th districts,
there being no opposition. The 9th Con
gressional district is uncertain. Holland i.
the Emancipation and Union candidate,
runs we'll, and possibly may have defeat
ed Calvert. Golisboro, Emancipation
ist, is elected by a considerable majority
for Comptroller. In the vote for colds
boro the State has emphaticaily decided
In favor of Emancipation.
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9pefial Notices.
STATE or IOWA.

ADyurANr GERKRALa OFFICE
davenport oct %, le6s.
General ordsv No. 1876.
1. No details for any purpose will be made ~ ssy
Captain Of the soathern Border Brigade unless on spe
csl written orders from this department. or on special
written orders from Lieut.. Col WALL Of Keokuf Lee
county, Lieui. Col. Tannthill, Of Censrevile, Ap-
panoose county Lieut. Col. Sears, Of sidney. Ere
mont county.
II. AiiCaptains Of the Southern Border Bnsade'
and all Captains Of companies Of militia within the
respective districts OF LIT. Col. Wall L. Col lance
br and L. Col. Scars viii report TO them on or be-
fore December l. 1853 the number, kind and condition
Of arms In possession number kind and con
dition Of all aeoutremsDts, The amount and qusiy OF
all kind, OF unton, asd the amounts and eondi'
.lop other State property in their possession
III. 1t. Col visIl L. Col rannehIIl, and u Cpl.
Scare will cause these return, to be YromAiy made
and for ward the same 10 this once
w. All bonds for arms. &c. in the hands OF Lieut
Col. Wall, It, Col. Tsnneh It. COL Sears, or aetns
Quartermaster Cleghorn. Of Keokak. will at once be
TO this ece with all information in their pos
session relation TO the responsibility Of the sgne
Of said bonds.
v. All Captains OF the Southern Border Brigade
and all CsptAtns OF mpaniss OF militia within The
district Of the Ia Colonies hsreinbefors named, gill
forward copirs OF their reports made to ssd Ii
colonels. to this Office
VI The Captains 81 al ether militia companies Ia
this State outside OF sad districts and ali officers oil
the Sorthera border Briksde viii report directly (
this once the points in relation arms,
ut ements and an mnnI,ion, named 10 PARAGRAPH II
ofthese General Orders
VII Acting Qusrtsrmsaer Cieghorn will report Il
this Office he points named In parssraph Il
OF these General orders, In relation 10 accoure
nents aud am @unitisn at Keotuk and Burlington.
vii. Qoarermasser Levis II. Smith u the North
Border Brigade, will report 20 This once 'hs
same point, in relation arms, Se., which were ID
possession Of mpanies which cisbsnted, u tn,
Northern Border Brigade.
TX Anything 10 General orders No. 100 OF thu
Department October ~ 1889 fneonsisteut with thes
General Orders 10 hereby revoked
By order of the Commander n-Chief,
y. p. BAKER
Adjt. Gen and Z. Gen. OF Iowa.
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FROM TENNESSEE.
Cincinnati, Nov. s,


A dispatch from Knoxville, dated the
4th, says East Tennessee is once more
clear OF rebels, except guerrilas, who in
lest our wagon trains aud mails.
The fight at Rain Springs resulted in a
rebel rout Loss seventeen killed and
fifty two wounded.
Col. Garrsd pursued them beyond
kingsburgh Station.
Weather fine, and troops in good spir-
its.
Arkansas advices say Msrmaduke at
tackled our forces at Pine Bluff. on the
sotf, and was repulsed with considerable
loss.
Mostoi the negroes in Mississippi have
peen run on TO Georgia and Alabama.
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I EGAL NOTICE.

To Arnold Kendall and Mary A FendaIl, his wife,
sVth ~ hch, r. Biaek we'll. and NJ q Soiriscn
fou thn tash - You are her-ts notified thaI thrre
" nov on he 10 the Office ofthe Clerk OF The District
eoa's 2. lie. Coanty Iowa, at Keokuk, petition OF
sanu =. h"eE' cialmlug q y.u, the sAid Arnold
kendail, the sum ~ Two Thoneara brlt.r. - -
iertst ss mou's Que on Ffomi-sotv note ard also
eiaImii A. agEDl al 81 TIE d etfsrt> lie foret
sure Of NOR gssf given ~ said krraid Kendall
ADD May hindatl BIS wife, 10 sreur. t.. tsxr,.rt
RI said naie ard cay !iIz Lot ~ Gsr Isl h fslr
one huodfed sBt uiBeis nine 1897. IL he ca, =
keekuk, Count 81 lee, aud Nistr on Iowa Ia ~6irh
The cther defendants hay claim 10 have asme ~
tsrest.
LEES yen appear thereto md deferd before On
ffhe secord day ~ The February term 1854 81 IA
Districl Caur, Judgment aud decree will be rrraer,d
agAi.st you thereon.
RANKIN a. McCRARY
oti47-dts a turner's fsr Pa ntir
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GENTLEMAN. eured Of Nervous DEBILITY. To-
eeisFeTeueY, Premature ileesy aud Youthful Error,
sessi-d b, isslfe ~ bensht others, zli be happy
t9faFnsa TO ell who need (frre Of charge lie re-
eeipe AID dirs eiioas tor making the simple ReHed,
ased 10 as Those wishing TO prsas by his ex.
psrie"ee-aai possess yaiaseie Rsr4edy-wtli re-
eeive he sane. b, return mall learefaiy seAisdg b,
addressing JOHN q ouILs
A9sis-cS ~3n No. 60 Mass street, New York
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Washington, Nov. s

Information from the Army of the Po-
tomac states the rebels still hole the river
line from Sulphur Springs to Falmouth.
Our cavalry are in the front. Nearly all
our sick aud wounded have been sent
away. The Cd, 9Th. and 7th Wisconsin
regiments. ofthe Iron brigade, gave 81 4
Republican and 9 opposition votes in the
election yesterday. Returns from the 9th
Wisconsin have not jet been received.
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I1NllED STATES MARoHAL'S

UNIiEp SrkTEs ASfxFlcA
pI-TR & Iowa.
BY virtue 'fan execution to me rec'ei Issued by
the Clerk the ni-tfct he Uuited states hr
the southern division OF The District Of owa. wherein
J. B. tictIn is plalntiG and Naihauitl HEDGES =
defeudeni. have levied uptn ana u sell 10 ne
highest bi5der Irhlis aurti' n II the door OF lhe
Coar House, in ktvsuk lac county, Iowa 90 tar @sh
day OF November, tse2. tist~etn The houfs OF ~
oiClo k. a. NJ, and o'eluck p. o. SAG Jay tIe
0llc~ing property to-"t TIP or -"' w ~ 81 III
blecE Ao.{s4 inE IL US 'othft q raid Lot
tie at Thru and HNchan&r streets, thence
along the lin hrd strt e. 81 rehf giles t. tx
charge sir a 30 feet. theme al 'rbl augls to Third
stfeet ssres Second street 40 tsei, thense
arht Excs street tsol fee' therce nj ne
The hoe OF kNthsnge street go 10 The ace 81 be-
elneinc. n he City Of ke,kuk Lee county, Iowa;
AIS parts q lots No t7l ana (s), in Rlock 81
uenfiag on thr line Of ssid lot III Thtd street
l22I feet r. m the alley In sad Rock runtirg thence
t"@a d Exthahse str ct 1891 fe4t aud t6J IL elts.
N nee al risbt angles TO tlrd sey.h-r,
lob rye PARALLEL L. Third street ards JbI
- l2't fest and Is inches ,hence N direct line
10 III street 10 the lace az beginning seytHty
lett 81, Ia The Ciy Il Ketkuk. h., County, Iowa
ak u aud itve,l upon tne ptcrerty Of Nathaniel
V. Hedges to satisfy sald Nrito rSeegti. n.
II. NJ HCXit s. Marshal.
By =. FULTON. DKrr1Y.
Keokuk, October 81. Ise3 -ld4w
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Washington, Nov. S.

Washington, NOV. D.
John G. Nicholy, the Presidents pri-
vate secretary, has returned to ashing-
ton after three months absence at the
West. He has brought with him the
treaty recently concluded with band of
Indians in the Colorado Territory. by
which the United States acquires q title
to all the lands discovered in that Terri
tory.
The certificates Of Indebtedness issued
prior to the 4th of March last, and recent.
~ ordered to be redeemed by the Secre-
tary of the Treasury, amounts it is said
to $84, 900, 900.
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HAIR DYE! HAIR DYE!.

RATCHELoR'S celebrates HAta DYE "a tAr Rest
- ~ tA< serid The ony Hs~niess. 7rHx saa RsA
ssLs Dye knosn. THIS spieniid Hair Dyes Perfect
changes Red. knsy Cry Rs,r instantly TO sies,s
Sda,t or ke~trs Brsws. whout injurirg the Bair OF
Staining the ssin leaving the Hair son and beautiful,
impausfrcsh vitality. frequently restoring lis prestidr
coier, and teetifes The iii effects bad DYES The
Genuine Is signed wILIiAs A. B.TcrELo. all others
are mere limitations, and should tie svoidec Bold b.
al nraFxisis, &c. FACrGRY-eI BAxcLAr-srsxrr
New yets B.rcHsloss Esw TosLar Cav ron
DsEssiss The HAIR. bsasrix
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From New Jersey.
Trenton. N I Ne

Trenton, N. j., Nov. s.
We sum the result of the election in
this State as follows:
Senators holding over-Repubhcans 4
Democrats 8. Newly elected-Republi-
cans 8, Democrats s.
In the House the Democrats elect SO.
Republicans 20, and one 10 doubt in Bur.
ington county. The Legislature will
nov stand IA Democrats 10 Z Republi-
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NOTICE.

4 Jnha II Gag. sdmiaisirstor, srd Msry Craig
widow, am t1usa rag. Atltrt e. =. Affy anna
GrsF. eorce trsiE tua 4anses CtsiE. uibor ctiidFe
II lance Cfaig dsesase
You herers 9nftard that thercis How on fie In
the Office Il the Cert Of the District Court e. Ice
county Iowa. at Fcri Madison pe:Hor sra amended
petition q Hiram bsrueN ella mis- udsn Il gait IL
John n. a. arg, aeninisira icrF sum o. Ihtse
Thousand Dollars, Ten pr ceHt iutertri from s.
or Aurust 1880 upcr Aiesfrsee Charles MsSon
upon Lots six g. ana seven al, Block ntee 81 in
Ms sons upper Ad2ion to he eIis ~ keukEk. love,
and as araiisG an ~ said above amet dr'tuda hts
Calming ssle 81 ~sid tCtsie pay sal dett Sc,
the extinsuishment OF all tqat! u Fedtnt Ton, "a
for eshernlr lief
Nov each d You must appear and answer said peti-
iiun b. noon OF the secota Gay of the +
said Court held ri Fort MADISON the fret Mon
DAY Of r. ecnher D., 1e6a. - tldement will be
tad therein against you hy default
Ii SCOTT HOWELL.
oct23-t4w Plaintiffs Attorney.
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BY TELEsRAPB.t
new YORK MaYke'

New York, Nov g.
Cotton-Market duh and heavy. Sales at e2colss.
for Aiiding Upland.
r'ouf-Daii dan heavy for common. Sales ut SO OF
$50 10 Tor Extra State; 81 5a7 30 for X. H.
"heat-heeeipts il2,755 bush Market lie better
SAFES at ~ s2S@si 81 for ChisaVo Spring; 81 sac
80 fer Milwaukee Club; 81 ss@ 81 II for Amb,,
Iowa; 81 3a9sl IS for Winter Red Western.
Corn-Receipis ,zes bush. Market heavy and ,,xo,
Sales at 81 05 in store.
oats-Market Arm. Sales at 81 ka ssc
Pork-Fifmer Sales atsl5 e2Kasi5 81, for old
el7 l2S for new mess.
rd-Steady. Sales at IitaIltc
"h'skey-oaite arm. Sales at slas.c.
Groceries-Firm, but quiet
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Legal Notices.
VvHE STATE or IOWA, I

II
To z. B. Higgins, and 8. 3. A. Higgins his wife.
fou and each Of ron, are hereby notified that there
Is now On h- In he of The Clerk the Disfric.
C"nr, Of raid Lee County, at Fort Madison n petit
TOD 10 equity claiming OF you the foreeIosu. OF GER
tain mortgage, executed by you upon certain zeal
petition fully describe said couve, snce being az
Decenber 1886, ard made 10 certain promis.
sorry notes 10 Jos. Crandaii K Co. OF Brnnd " els
senborn Co., In said mortgate mentioned and upon
which Judgment has since been obLsined in Scott
county lows, on the 22d ,ay Of February 1886 tor
81 4s2 " 100 dsns ges apd six - 100 dollars costs
ih per cnut interest fl m that date, ard hich
said judgment has been assigned to the pisnfs ard
sstiDg for decree ordering the sale Of
aud the application the proceeds % sts 70 The
pay ment OF said jadg nen' aud for gene relief
And That unless you appear the and defend be-
fore Of The secTd CAV of The term Of sa.d
Dsiic Court to he held IL Frt Madison on th- nyst
aouday December 1853 delaui; sill be nj cred
against abd decree nt,red thereon accordance
y lib the prayer OF said PETITION
| CkUCERR n SMITH,
/ oei7S-dtd r ainfrs aitorueys.
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[Br TxLEeRAPH.1
stock Market.

New York, Nov. s
stocks-lrregular, closed heavy.
Money-Aetive al per cent
Sterling Exchsnge-steady. l62 for currency.
Gold-i46x
v. S. 20 Coupons 9ox,
S. SIS ~ Coupons 100.
New Treasury 3-lo-lo7.
U. 3. Year Certiacatss 1911.
Q b. 70 LA.
New yosk Csassal-ls11. sssaEs :
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St. Louis Nov 8

The county elections in Illinois. as far
as heard from, show large Union gains
1he following counties give Union ma
joriies:
Sangsmon, $50; Morgan, 200; Grundy.
400; Marshall, goo; Logan, goo; VIII.
sou; Ford, Al; Lasalle, 600; Macon, 500,
Madison, $50.
ne following give Democratic MA.
Jorlty: Peoria. 400; Tazewell, $50; Adams
700.
The Republicans at Springfield had an
enthusiastic Jolllfcation last night.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
AFTERNOON DISPATCHES.
Rebel Cavalry Defeated.
Nashville. Nov. a

NdsHVHfe5 4UF' T.
Major Fitzgibbons, of the 4,h Mich
gan cavalry, with lee men, we're yester-
day at station thirty-6ve miles beyond
Columbia, where the combined forces of
Cook, Kirk, Williams. and SCOTS rebel
cavalry, numbering 400 men, attacked
them. After four desperate charges. re-
sulting in the loss to the rebels of 8
killed, l6 wounded and "a prisoners, the
rebels retreated. None killed on the Fed
eral side, but 81 wounded. Major Fitz.
gibbons had his horse killed under him
Among the rebel prisoners are one Cap.
tain and two Lieutenants.
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S-T-l86O-X.
BRAKES Plantation Riffers.

they purity, strengthen and In vlgorate.
They create y healthy appetite.
They are N antidote TO chsnge OF water and diet.
They overcome effects o fdisspation and late hours
They strengthen the sysiem and enliven the mind
fney prevent mia.mae and intermittent feyen.
The purity he breath and acidity OF the stomach.
They cure Dyspepsia and Constipation.
They cure uiarrhea. Cholera and Cholera Morhus
they cure Liver Complains; and Nervous Headache.
They are the best Bitters in the world. They MAX,
the weak man strong, ard are exhausted nature's
srea' restorer Tocy arc rnade Of pure St. Crox
tne celebrated Caiisaya Bark herbs and are
taken with the pleasure of beverage without regard
TO age or lime OF day. Particularly recommended "a
delicate persons requiring gentle stimaant Sold By
All Grocers pru sgsts, Hotels and saloons.
II DRAKE & CO, Az Broadxay, yew.York.
Sid Of Andrew J. Wilkinson
be<'-d&Sem No. - Aain-st. keokuk
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SURVEYORS OFFICE.

SURVEYORS oFPTCRi
Keckuk. Iowa. May IT. 1888.
NOTICE.-To ell persons having gnns, revoiyers
pistols. nunticps Of var of any tnd for sale
ordered sell dispose Of the without afsi
obtaining permit from the uno.r.isped by order 81
the Special AGENT Of the Treasury Department. All
persons vsesing this w.ii liable such
goods conecs ted for The OF the Gorerar ne
Tnitet ssaieS JOHN srASNrs.
may2--dlf sarveypr and Collector.
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St. Louis, Nov. 5.
The following coun ties give Conserva-
tive majorities
Petts, &c; D.Kalb, s8; ST. Francis,
300; Clinton, Az; Clay, /; the most re-
bellious counties
Jackson, Radical majority. All.
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SALE sf 6-2os.
Washington, Nov. 5.

The sales Of 500 bonds were sd great
last week that the supply of printed
bonds is exhausted, aud it will take .
fortnight to Gil the previous subscription.
1t is expected that sales will be small du-
ring the rest Of this month. The Gov
ernment is using all possible dispatch in
printing the notes for the National Banks.
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Especial to Tribune.1
Washington, Nov. 4

HsIfUEtUH, ANUV. n
The Commissary General of prisoners
has received intelligence that the cloth
ing and blankets sent to Richmond by our
Government, have been received and dis
tributed to the prisoners for whom they
were intended.
No further progress had been made by
the Commissioners toward an exchange
Of prisoners.
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Fort Monroe, Nov. 4

Nv. Monfort, the agent for Governor
Morton, of Ind. arrived here this morn
ing with sou suits of clothing and other
articles for the Indiana soldiers in Rich
moud. and will leave for City Point next
Saturday
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New York, Nov. 5.

Specials are barren this forenoon.
The Herald army of the Potomac dis
patch describes the men as in fine spirits.
The sick have been removed to Washing
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FROM wAsf1lNGToN.:

Affairs at Riehmond-.-Distribu Of
Clothing to Prisoners---Reports Of =
Refugee.
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trosNrHeATxp
PULMONARY CONSUMPTION 4 CtEaBIE pIsEi Z I.
a x D.
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NJ ASHlNGTON GALLAND,
ATTORNEY IND COUNCILLOR At LAW,
AoSTI0SE, LEE COUNT. IOWA.
viii prarttes n "a, Stat, s.s F,g,raf csw,.. a, ~

have also opened an Office for the collecrn of all
claims again - the Government such a. Back Pa.
BOUNTY. Widows aud crpnans Pensions, &C. Having
Tor the last tso years heen Ia tie Army have OBJ
tanned know edge 20 the proree-ure Necessary in
the proseeenp ~ c1hius aisfe Of the service cf
yeu seefs ~ b. afn, hish III uakiv TO We
eorrei init natfon To al parties iniererted
claims AZ have made arrangements IL correspond
directly VITA the Departments al Washington the
usual della. eecasiuned ~ the employ uent Of sub
agents viii be avoided.
IT n No charge i'll be made for advice infor-
nation. When et,Uit ed b. the relatives OF friend. Of
deceased discharged soldiers. Persons CORES.
poHding will phase enclose Postage stamp 10 pay
return postare' SCI S-dtf
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-30
ESE> GKTENs y!

The FOLLOWING NAMED SOLDIERS,
i enlisted TOR ui Regiment, have deserted
nom Cnmp Mcclellan. Davenport. Iowa:
lIAHi.E, GOKiON, born "a Tonowcr county,
Nrh,g "a. % years old macbiDisi, enlisted Nov
25ihI =. at invonI ort ~ tart Nm i'ur-tll, 'tr
thr.c yenfs. Gray eyes, auburn hair, lord com
pl.s 90, . r ~ IN, hos ~ Let ht. d,sefled on
.,ui iny thu 2 ~ dny oi pccemter ltC2
Eitr ~ iii., boru In Mclirnry uniy,
ihnnis, 20 years old, oeeupa son a farmer enlist
"a : ~ h, IL 2 ~ Davenport, by Mp, Nin
l'utsrl! Tor three y.nrs iiuo oycs, br wn hair,
Gond comp xi.n.5it5i4 iucheo h'gh, deserted
n Sunda,, tbe 2trt,f l'oocmber 1902.
ALBth PRINCE. born IN Frederick county,
Hay iana q year I'D farmer by ., Gu, alton. en-
1sto1 rcpteiiGcr 9th. lfG2. ut keokuk by MnJ r.
iiiiam Befknhy, tor ; Jenfsi has gfcy eyes,
.wn hair, mr. COM exon. ioct inches high
for ,ho l5th lnipury
). l.. BkADLN, born ia Decatur county. Indi-
ana, aged % years, by occupation n farmer, on :
itted at ''nyenf".rt, wa, uEust 10, has hsLol
eyo-. black ban al dark complexi3p height
Get 10 chos.
WILLIAM y JONES. horn in Orargc county,
New york, aged "a years by occupation a car
peu,or, en-,,d IN 10, CITY Iowa, July 81, has
black eyes, sandy hair and dark complexion,
height fee lnchos.
JOHN lIoIGltES, born in Hardin county,
ONO, aged ~ YEAR,, by occnpanon farmer. en-
heted a. Dasonpoft, Iowa. sopteuibef ~, grey
eycr light hair and light complexion, lcight 3
'eci 6l2 inches.
Any ole apprehonding any ore er all OF said
.Oldicrs will 80 paid nli reasonable cost OF trans
port tatIon aud subsstence, togetherw with reward
Of Gy. dollar. when aid des, rtcrs are returned to
he Com nsr4.pg Officer oi Camp a,Clcllan.
X. NJ. LlTTLL2,
Capt in 2i Iowa Infantry, Domma nding Camp
AcClelian bavsf port, ilsc 23, 1882 du
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-30
Southern News

NIcKsrunG, March %.
Two Of the enemies eunboats attempt
cd TO pass down the river tins a. m,
when cur tat cries opened upon them -
onc wa sunk opposite onr batteries, and
the other was badly Iiddlod, and TOW
lies opposite the canal batteries. II is
expected that tho batter will be sunk
She was SET on fire, but the flames were
cAtlngulshed.
Tne firing OF our batteries wa. splcnl.
ed almost every slot took effect.
JACKSON. Miss, Mar, h -.
On Saturday noon Col. Furguson con-
ma ding the tatteIy nj the Junction ot
Deep Creek and the Sunilowcr iivcr, 81
miles above II, Junction with the la1oo,
,cp sed the cnemy.
Col. tulguson has sufficient force t.
told the enemy IN check, and wants
that the feiu.orccm nts be sent ~ the
rear ot the enemy f. cul Of hl. r'tieat
MoDILh, March 70.
Official intelligence has be. n received
of the c.accaiion OF Pensacola hy the
enemy.