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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-14

GEAsD CoNcrnr-By reference to
advertisement il viii be esen that grand
vocal and Instrumental eanestt 8 l. prspsra>
tion AID viii ba given next I i3sy evening
a. the German Theatre BY home talent The
10 wha. the oi iz4ns of D.venport viii freely
ps,roniss. VS. pr.dic' that The undertaking
will result in = p rf-ct sueccsa.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-14

To TAX PAYERS. Ihe delinquent
Ak payers Of scot, county ~iis pi.sse notice
an aJyer!..sment al another ep.u 1s, which ia
Of interest TO them. Th;s positively The las.
coil before the sale tekes place.
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A. MILLER, ,

no. 20 ssADY sTRBar, BELow SECOND,
"a KEEpS COnHTA ANA LIZ ON HAND AND
uakra 70 order
Gents, HUys' 4 ChildScn's Clothing
Of he be st IN 1t ria ard in = manner th 1T cam"
fail u ri " - isfa .tcn. Liberal patronage re-
rnc,fa,iv solici,ed. lmy2l-dly
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-14

A GOoD Movs.-An etfort - Icing
IN .3e 10 procure a order from The 5sere,ssy
OF War directing thAt ,aa clothing necessary
for IL 10 troops be manufactured IL ihs State
q. wac done last year. grestiy to the sssss-
ance Of the wives of many OF ths Iowa soi-
di,,s Ihie mo,ion will receive ths hsa,ty
aprrovai and co>cderasicn Of every ciiiSen
Il IL due to our State. that has iurnishsd ~
aasy men. hat ihi. very Removable request
be granted. In tn. pr,ncip.l towue Of the
State tbsrs are nsmsroas families Of soldters
Who would be greatly bsus6tts3 by being
,roviaei with work through this neaGs The
cloth ing made IN this city last yeor. by Sam
rs.ry aud Robt krause, u a. declared by tho
u. 8. Ilspector to De Of tho most superior
Quaiity-fsr aheaj Of the clothing usually
tcrpi.hsd the aru,y by contractors.
Let the people Of Iowa make . strenuous
effort to secure this work. There 10 no rea
son why all the work should be given o
Eastern shoddy concer.s-no teason Why they
should sattsn BY making clothes fr lows
soldiers when it can bs done better IT home,
and afford huU Udteds Of families the assistance
they % much need Let every citixsn sign
the petition when presented.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-14

c.,ions Of such intention at the present
time.
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RELIGIOUS NOTICE.
The Rev. De1tor =. Smith will preach in the
an evening At the 2i Fap.js! Church.
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CARDS..

4. DARkEfT ". ]. ADAAe
BARRETT q ADAMS,
DeMttsts, Corner Brady = liA Streets
-. OVER PARKS / HVSNkR'S GRO
IL csaY 5soss. All persons whe sppss-
0kYyYyci yciats . superior ssyls Of Dentastsy
Vill d we'll 70 call. Prices modsrate, aad I'll
work warranted. Ens'ascs On Fourth street.
ocl7-dkwtf
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. 4 l,.si,is

Suruical and Mechanical HentI>t,
BRADY ssKE.r, DATwkKs FOURTH And fr'h
.x:a-,.,s.ssssRsa. ALL WORK EAE uTEo ~
6YS2&aI strong aoi serVieeab'e manner. "h'
s.s,sinc,icu guata tied. Office open
49,. ~ and ,,.,,ht ue' dit
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To clolhe the naked aad keep them
clothed in the most approved style at low
figure. IA The sais ion of our ffietle san Perry
us store ia opposite the Post office his ssoek
l. .he mos. complete ss i. IL The iargtst there
Ia 10 tie c,ty Hs can always be fonud at
bone. and nsver go we'll pleased as wser be :
p,.s,iny customer, Go and cultivate his ac-
analNtanca 81
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-14

New German Theatre Building,
Friday, Nov. Goth.
PROGRAMME.
PART 1.
1-Oyerture, :" William Tell" ........ Rossini.
OR. HE oTRA.
2.-uOn the Sea"....... Mendelshon Bnrtholdy.
3.-Violin Solo, 9th air By. De BeEiot.
MISS ALICE HlRscHL.
4-Grapd Medley. Richard Gened.
MEMBERS OF MEsNERCHUR.
-"Pot; nu-ri,' . from the Opera "fhe
''''' 0RCHEs RA.
PART II.
1.-Overturs. 49, sge of Granada, !" by c. Kreu.zer
UkChES IRA.
CONCORulA.
l-Violin Solo,. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
j. STNASSER.
4-Finaie from the Opera, Lori ~" by Mendel-
sohn bartholdy, soprano solo aEa Chorus.
CONCUhDiA.
Admission Balcony SO cents Parterre 35 cents.
Oh ,liren hal price Reserved Seats for halconT
to be Engaged On Friday aftcrroon from to Eve
o'clock. Tickets to bs had At Stars and at the
dsor.
Doors open at o'clock. Concert to commesce
at S o'oiock.
Ib. Piano used upon this occasion is from the
factory Of Mr.. Stone, Of New York, fnrDiAhed by
Nr. j. Zimmermap. nov IA. div
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uk. ~. IA KOBiNoON,
U0JYp surgeon and Mechanicas
70 r. ~ g, l. - 'Ee
ovvacr ooakK1 cr BeAOY AMI TH'Rn NJ
rHAkssES MuDEKArE.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-14

!. A. kElD, M. D.,
v~uvs,Tlan AND SuKGEUS OFFICE
i asd residence Nc. IS, corner Main AMI Third
,e..,s ,lav.nuort. Iowa julyl
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NcW NOfE Magk0G.

New 0Fk market.
NHw YoRK. November IL.
f,oUR--MaYket active $6.l5962s cxvc
state 81 2517 so K. H.O
WBsAT-MA,kst ld2: better. 81 330l 30 for
Chicago spring 81 "a zl.37 Milwaukee Club
l.42g $l.5l Winter Red.
CORS-l O6dl G7e.
UArs -S4Ms5c.
WRisKY-55H
New York Stock Market.
NEW YoRx, NV. II.
Gold $l4sss.
Davenport Lumber market.
DAVENPORT, Nov. 2. 1893.
Fencing per one th oassnd tees .....$2,
Barn boards do 80. zlGi25
stooring - ....... -
ri irg, d. ...... 22
Joist an q tinte: 60 ..... y
Shingles, pe- thousani .............. 3.5lC g. q
Lsth, Observation-Disclosures. 40
Tickets .............s..-...i 10 GI2D
IO-i}A Us ADJ II,
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The Daily Democrat and News
RlctiAROeoN T. 6uRDITG.

P1OPRigTORD:
y. RICHARDSON....... W. BURDlTT.
We shs aodsfsis sncd agree to tao following
TERMS Or SUBSCRIPTIONS:
DAMY.-l5 cents por week, y !. 3 BIZ to srii r. !.
Nail and post Office subscribers, 81, 30 Per tnn
payable in advance.
WISELY. 90 per AMMAN. in advanct.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING ~ DAT I.
oNB ~ ARB OF WBLyg LISBs 90
Inch I'm sPACS.
One day .......-&U rs One month ......so ~
Wo ieys........ | 90 Six weeks...... g
hres days...... 25 Two slonths.... U
Four days ...... | 80 Three Months.
Five days ....... rs -Four montns..... 81
Ono week. ........ 90 Six months.. 10 D
Two weeks....... % l year, no nxs - Y
Three wseks..... 4 90 2sgaare4,l year. .25 -
CAkltS.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-14

Il. >. ..tRE,
House. Sign, Ornamental ,Gd Fresco
x "A. K M sEs ~ ia.
No Franklin B. .ocl., utoce Post OTc4 (rp stairs ]
q II. Ok fisS FOR PAIN ING OF AM
I y style OF qua,ity attended 10 promptly. ana
complete satisfaction ..I4Iau iod in all cases.
Give nc coi. ap2J-s4rt
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a.. n. klNGs
rrnpvEY AND COUNSELLOR AT Law,
n asa Notary Public. ,.
Oyr,or-Usvsnpo.Is Block, LeCia're' ioss.
rHrt,cular attention paid 10 collcct1Ls ~ o'o'
ca.'n,r lm,s-dly
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-14

yH0S. O'CDNNEH.
COMMERCIAL ALLEY, EFxr TO sMirH's STABLE.
SIX iilflt ~ ..4s1sn. ssGs.R.
81 H1GsES .sHoD IN TIL MOST WORK
II sTAN like manner, an J1bhine et al.
. = k,nis prom pity aad satisfac,cri'y a.tesded
IT, Give ne call Compete Satisfaction war
raDtai. G.y.o alv
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HENRY SELEsf,

AENNA
DtALER IN FURNITURE. CARPETS.
IL Mats, Oil Cloth Matllng, aindow ohades,
&C., East-oeccna s-t., mex: dror to ferty. yzl
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1RA1. 3. PUTNAM. -
nsnsN ~ a AkOesLkESs
4 TTOKNkYS AND GU NSEHVno -, "A IA"
a OrrIcr. Davenport Block, Nc. ~, aein St
80 Cioo, jup5 -dtf
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-14

"a. -. Ctsra q BON,
a rToRNEY AND COUNSELOk AT LA"
"A "A Notarv Public Office, North-wes'
- :. n.,av and s;econc streets, ur-steirs-
Ss0s. :. -, Rr.,tv street. July 2s-dt
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-14

DIR. GEO. ". Met Arm,
nuYSIClA> ANa SUAOtos. 2FfIoE-
in room, directly over The Post Once
Dr GEo u. acl.Aans Residence, oast slao o.
rrdy seeout door from eoraer OF Vth.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-14

,As,s LANE SOaH NJ DAY.
LANN6 DAY,
a TTORNEYS AT LAW. OFFICE IN SA9.
"a Perry = new blosk, opposite the fost O1ace'
av27
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J.A. \ w. II. HIGH,
Projectors of the
HARRI ON ST. LIVERY STABL s,

HARRISON sr. BsrwRxk FoKNT sxCOHD.
aAesG1R HORSES AND CARRIG OF
&& the best quality To lst at oil hours
Funerals turnis he'd on the shortest nstics
HORSES bOUGHT AND oOLO,
and boardaI At tsA.anaoi, charges. myl9-djy
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-14

\, W. IL. BAR Elk. M Do,
VOHY sIGIAk AND SURGEON. Oltlch IN
Basemens Staie Bank Bu.iding. Residence
IN Fifth .,txss. between DtAdy and Perry streets,
llaxer rnnrk. Iowa. iNVVlE-'iN..I'
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JAMEN NJ UALZLLLs
COMMISSION PRODUCE MERCHANT.
u Agent Tor Herring's Safes and fai. banks
Scales, Hydraulic Cement, Plaster fsns ana
hair.
M. Frcnt street.
Davouport. Iowa. May IA, iS63.-dly
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DIR. J. YOU Mans,

nHySlCIAN. SUnGEUN. .UCUlTST AND
An,is,. UEce IN Post , flee Block, recently
oooupied oy Or. caker. k~s,dcIce, Man street
near Spring, last Davenport, Iowa. sl4-ti
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-14

JOAN MISUNDERSTANDING.
nneu.. ryIANU AND ORGAN MANUFAC.
i turer. Grants Stock, Nuin street
We u Davenport, iowa. Auinstramentso q
my own make warranted md kspt IN order WIN
cut cbargs, Eve years. 49,
N. R.-Repairing and tuninx done At i dGss
ond;p the asst maancr.
nvrvw.u~ eth. 1854.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-14

nav PENNSYLvANlAd HOUSE.
T-yORNER OF FOURTH AND IOWA SITS.
~ Davenport, Iowa. DAVIS D SoNs,h rietofs
Free Omnibus TO and from the cars. " % u
ctaeos leavinxfor LeClaire, Pri ncetcn, Lyons, De
via MaNuOketa n AnamosA.
Vhgo One nciiaS per dav sug5l
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MAHuPAC ACrunEs AND REPAIRS
JIM Il e s11.u.A~ Il II az A.Of-ss
~ AT SHOR NOTICE, AND ON MOSi
EfE@ rsasonsb bis terms. Ola OF damaged y di-
orel. ~ and Parasol5 made ~ good as new.
No. IOs Brady st, Between 4th N 5ih,
nAvnNp Er IOWA niYIO-dAE
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e,au a. WkiiTrAkEK,
rruRNEY AND CUuNSELOk AT Law
n UrrIvx op Main s'raAt, in E,uhts biock' uP
'my26d.s
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LAW fATIMCEsEHEPs
acme J. WILSON DRuk,
CspWM q DRCkX.
s.o-,sr. 20 Cbok, DILLON d Isudsxs
avE pEMOyED TO THE NEW OFFICE
Garner Of Main and Third streets.
l0ly ~ 1850. OOOH 9 1
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RURTlS HOUSE.
x~ORNER OF IOWA AND Flt"h STREETS
u j davenport, Iowa Mcr
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JOHN JORDAN,
go: 13 wxeT-sRcoNp sf, BET BRADY MAIN,
NfAKES TO ORDER AND IN THE BEST
Vx style
Men and BOy>' ClOihtug
Of every description. Tho fullest satisfaction
warranted. solicit from my old customers ana
new continuance of liberal patronage. Call aud
leave orders Particular attention given TO reno
vsticg and repairing clothing. lmya2-d6,n
AUGUST. SCHKE!BER A. CO..
FILE CUTTERS.
SECOND srRsET, 20 DOOR WEST or GA,SEs.
LILES. RASPS AND SIGkI.ES R.CpT AND
i guaranteed as good IS new. Particular at
tention paid to iecutting
Neaper ard Mower hicklcs
m, ..fern
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appointed for this spseial purpose and was the
best board that could BE- chosen for the purpose.
On the question Of adopting the resolution the
vote was yeas ~, nays $780, aud the resolution
was disagreed to.
Mr.. Chandler of Woodstock, moved to refer
back the claim to the committee with instructions
to examine it upon its merits and without refer
ence to the receipt given by DR.. Powers, to which
the committee refer in their report as being cen
elusive evidence against his claim.
Mr.. Colby of Hartland, favored giving such in
structions to the committee.
The Honse refused to reeommit
By Mr.. Derr, for Committee on Military AZ
fairs, in response to petition of SO citizens of Bur-
lington joint resolution instructing our Senators
and requesting Representatives in Congress to ex-
ert their influence at next session of Congress to
procure the passage of law which shall secure
equal pay to all soldiers who or may hereafter
be mustered into the service of the United States;
adopted on the part of the House.
By Mr.. Everts, for Co nmittee of Ways and
Means, against bill amending section IL of chap
ter 1876 of General Statutes, relating 10 salaries
of Judges of Probate.
Mr. PennoCk of Morrstown, spoke at length
in support of the above bill.
MIR. Deane of Cavandsh, stated that the Com
mittee had reported against the bill because they
deemed it best not to open the door to such re-
vision Of salaries and fees at the present session.
After another year facts upon which revision
would be based would be better known than now,
and it would be better to delay till then.
Mr.. Dorr of Rutland, spoke briefly in support
of the bill.
The House refused the bill third reading.
BY Mr.. Deming, for Committee of Ways and
Means, against bill relating to tax on dogs thirC
reading refused.
BY +, F. Miles, for Claim Committee, agains
bill for relief of H. Pierce third reading etused
BILLS.
By Mr.. Macomber of Essex, an act to in cor
porate the Essex Academy; referred to Com NIT
tee on Education.
BY Mr.. Chandler of Woodstock, an aot ex
planstory Of section As of chapter l 10 oil Gen
eral Statutes relating to the militia r9ferre t.
Committee on Military Affairs.
BY Mr. Reed of Montpelier, an act for relic
of Joel Foster; referred to COMMITTEES on Claims
by Mrs. McAllister, an act authorizing town
to furnish such furniture, &C.. as may be requires
in schools referred to Committee on Education
Mr. Reed Of Montpelier, moved that when TIL
House adjourn it be to meet at four clock I
NJ. of Monday.
Mr., Wells of Waterbury, called for yeas an
nays-yeas IL, nays 1870. ..
Mr.. Reed of Montpelier, who made the mt
ton by request, voted emphatioally no.
Adjourned.
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Making q per cent. for the year end
ing Aug l. 1863 Said per centage be upon the orig
na amount othe premium note without reference to any
Endorsement to be paid to the Treasurer, at his Office
in Montpelier, or before the l4th day OF Oct, 1858
Members Of the Company will find in the hands of the
Representatives the Legislature, Local Agents Of
the Company schedule showing the amount OF assessment
due each respectively and they particularly de-
sired to see that the money for he forwarded
Office October The must be paid when
due These who fail thus to pay ought not to expect to be
paid if their property is destroyed by fire. little attention
this the part of the Members Of the Company at the
proper time, win them expense and trouble See sec
Act Of Incorporation, your Policy, which WIN be en-
forced.) J. T. THuRSFON, treasurer
Montpelier, Aug. g. 1868.
~ The publishers of each weekly newspaper IN this State
are requested publish the above notice three weeks
cessvey in their respective papers for which three dollars
will be paid on presentation Of their bills at this hce.
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HOUSE,

REPORTS.
BY Mr. Huntington, for General Committee,
against bill for preservation Of fish 10 artificial
ponds; third reading refused
By Mr.. Rand, for General Committee, favora-
bly to bill for preservation of fish 10 Salem Pond;
third reading.
BY Mr.. Penuock. for Claim Committee, favor
ably to bill relative to the duty of the Auditor
of Accounts; third reading.
By the same, against petition for relief of G.
Nutting.
By Mr.. Robinson, for Claim Committee, IA
vorably to bill relative to grand list of the town
of Reading, with amendment anne nded and
third reading
BY Mr.. Atwood, for Committee TO make up the
Grand List, favorably to bill to legalze the grand
list of the town of Marshfeld; third reading. =
BY Mr.. Smith, for Committee on Banks, ia
vorsbly to bill extending the charter OF the Bank
OF Poultney; ordered to third readng--read the
third time and passed.
BY Mr. Deane, for Committee of WAYS and
Means, against bill to promote volunteering by
authorizing the Governor to pay bounty of one
hundred dollars per man; report ordered to lie and
made the special order for o'clock p. M, OF
w ednesday.
ihe bill amending the existing law relating to
the organization, regulation and government Of
the militia, was taken up.
rms Oil was introduced by Mr.. Dorr of Rut-
lind, chairman of the military committee and pro-
vides for active organization.
After some sklrmisbing the bill was again laid
upon the table.
By Mr.. Wilson, for Committee on Claims
again st claims of Thomas 4. Powers.
Mr. Chandler offered resolution providing
for the appointment of three commissioners &c
adjust the claims in law or equity of Thomas K.
Powers. Mr.. Chandler spoke at some length in
support oil his resolution. Mr.. Hinckley of Chel-
sea, thought it very poor policy to appoint spe
cial commission to hear claims. The Claim Com
mittee were quite efficient.
Mr. Dor of Rutland, agreed entirely with the
ea'eman from Chelsea in reference to the inn
lTSiely of appointing these special commissions
Il Lear CID ms. The claims committee had been
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hands OF Southern ebiva Try, but rather into the
hands of savage bartar isns, destitute OF ell hu-
msnity, or feeling.
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Vermont Central and SuIli-
van Railroads.
Trains Going nth and East.

Trains Going South and East.
Leave Montpelier al SIS An IL % A NJ and 10 50 rk
Al ALL Train leaves Rouse's Point at $50 Burling-
M ton Ills A. M, connecting at White River junction
and Bellows Falls with trains for Boston, Worcester, &C.
and with Vermont Valley R. R. for Springfield and New
York, arriving in New York at lO,l5r. m.
CHICAGO ExPREss Train leaves OgdensbuTgh at $50 A.
M Montreal at 500 A. Rouse's Point at ID NJ foI
Boston, Troy and New York.
NGHT EXPRESS TRAIN leaves OgdensbuTg at ~ 10 M,
Montreal at 345 M, Rouses Point at 600 arrlv
ing Boston at $40 connecting at Bellows rails
with Cheshire r, for Boston and Wortest3T II win
Vermont Valley R. r. for Springfield and NsR Haven
and arriving in New York at 1907. n.
Trains Going North and V'ss*
Leave Montpelier at 48 A. 800 M. "a IL, and
440P
CHICAGO ExPREss Train leaves Boston g. i - a.
White diver Junction at IL, Is p NJ, BurnSsv.. J,2O
M Ogdensburgh Chicago and the West making close
connections.
MAIL TRAIN leaves Boston at T.30 A. M via. Lowell
Lawrence FchbuTg. Leaves Springfield at $50 A. N
Bellows Falls at 1920 for ST. Johnsbury Lteton
Burlington, &c, arriving. at Montreal at TO- P.
and Ogdensbnrg al $50 A.
Hcce aMoDATIos TRAIN leaves Mortified at 90 A.
and Burlington, al $50 for Rouses Point and Mont
Ttal.
receiving passengers from Vermont Valley r. R. leaving
New York at 500 A. M, and from Cheshire X. K
leaving Boston at 90 connecting at
White River Junction with train leaving Boston a.
$50 p NJ via Lowell at 500 N via Lawrence Leave
White River Junction at HAS P NJ, arriving at Bur
lin gton al $50 NJ. Rouses Point 655 A. NJ, Mont
real at 9, 90 and OgdeGshurgh at IL, Is P Boil
the Mail Trains and the Day Express Trains connect
White River Junction with Passumpslc Road for and from
ton and the White Mountains
Sleeping attached to both the night expires
trains running between Rouse's Point and Boston
Through Tickets for Chicago and the West for sale
the principal stations.
ST. Adams VI June 90 1853.
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NASHVILLE, Oct 20, Lookout Mountain was
taken on the 28th by our troops under Gen.
Hooker without serious opposition. The river
is now open to Chattanooga, and the Army of
the Cumberland is relievd from any danger from
interrupted communication.
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TELEGRAa2s3
T O'CLOCK A. M.
TO THE FREEMAN.

FORTRESS MONROE, Oct 90 The Richmond
Enquirer OF the 9th says quite a severe caval-
ry fight is reported to have taken place at
Brandy Station on Sunday, in which the enemy
was defeated and driven back five miles. No
details have been communicated.
The Wing contains the following
Charleston, Oct. &c. Ten Yankee prisoners.
including an acting ensign, were captured IN a
barge near Georgetown BY our cavalry, and ar
rived here this forenoon. They belonged to the
United States schooner Wall.
GoRDoNsvILLE, Oct 25 1t is reported that
the Yankees are again at Warrenoon junction.
$50 prisoners captured at Charlestown, Va,
passed through here to-day.
NASHVILLE, Oct 20. Lookout Mountain was
taken on the 28th by our troops under Gen.
Hooker without serious opposition. The river
is now open to Chattanooga, and the Army of
the Cumberland is relievd from any danger from
interrupted communication.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 30. At 9 A. NJ. yester-
day, Major General Hooker telegraphed to the
War Department as follows
Gen. Hooker was attacked at II O'Clock
midnight, and severe fight ensued, which con-
tinued for two hours, with lighter work until
A. Nj. Gen. Hooker reports at 7 80 A. NJ.
that the conduct OF our troops was splendid.
They repulsed the rebels, attacked them and
drove them from every position they assailed.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 20. The Saar has inlor-
nation that on the 9th inst, by a very brilliant
movement, planted and executed under Gen
Smith, chief of engineers in tue department OF
tha ~ har and 4 Il
of the river as lines for supplies were acquired
by the forces at Chattanooga, thus relieving the
command of Gen. Thomas of its chief EN- barrass
ment.
Gen. Smith operations at the mouth of the
Lookout valley are spoken of as great success
and their brilliancy cannot be beat.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 30. Nothing of interest
is reported from the Army of the Potomac. The
railroad has been repaired to Catletts station
and the repairs are being pushed on to the
Junction.
BALTIMORE, Oct. 30. The American has q
letter from a responsible correspondent dated
Annapolis, Ind, 29lh which says the flag Of
truce boat New York arrived at the MAYA
School WbSrf this morning from City Point
with 10 paroied men, eight OF the number died
on the boat on its way here.
They actually starved to death. Never in the
whole course of my life have seen such scene
as there was presented. They were living skel.
etons. Every man of them had to be sent to
the hospital, and the surgeons opinion is that
more than one-third will die, being beyond the
reach of nourishment or medicine.
questioned several of them, and all state
that their condition has been brought on by the
treatment they have received at the hands OF
the rebels. They have been kept without food
ana exposed large part of the time without
shelter OF any kind.
10 look at these poor men and hear their
tales OF wee as to how they have been treated
one would not su ppose they had fallen into the
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-31

WARRINGTON, Oct. 30. Nothing of interest
is reported from the Army of the Potomac TIL
railroad has been repaired to Cstlett's station
and the repairs are being pushed on to tn
junction.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-31
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