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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-25

TKU5IEEsA SALE.

WhEkEAb, On the 10th dsy Of Fsbsvary 4.
", 1863, Louisa Washburn and Johs 8.
wTrn0ofn exccused nnso George n. Van Hessa.
~ Trustee, certain deed Of trust, copysr;ss ~
said Trustes tbs land Ia geo county, lows. a..
cribsd ~ follows, to-wit. The noYth.wset osae.
ses 81 section eleven IL. In township ssverty.
nine tIsl north Of rnpgs iour 40 east u the esh
I. ~, wdich said deed Of trust vas recor "a n
ooox r. OF mortgages IN the Recorders once q
scott county. lows, and was made By the seld
Washbarn end husband fer the purpose Of sscur-
ing the pay nent of two certain lr ,fnissory notse
signed BY the said Louisa Wasnhurn ard John
9. Washbuan. (bow deceased, Of even dsts, with
said deed Of trust, and one Of said notes being
for tho sum Of one Thousand u oco) dollsrs %
able iour years after the raid date thereof. and
the eth,r Of said noses being for the eom OF oee
thousand and City (ei 0so) dollars, payable Gvs
90 years aftes the dats thereof.
And the hrst Of said notes having become due
and payable and the said Louisa washburn hav.
ing iaiied 70 pay the same, and the said George
NJ Van Hosen, Trustee, named In esid deed %
trust, HAVING refused "a execute he trust ~ sr.hv
vested IN bin, and the county judge Of scoit Co..
iowa, bavirg appointed me, James Armstrong Ii
the place and stead Of George Van Hoseu. pnYsu-
ent 70 the provisions OF said deed u tYust. Now,
therefore, James Armstrong, Trustee. 90 acpoiut-
cd .. aforesaid, 30 give this pulls notice. m uus
susnce Of the power 10 me vested, that I will on
the OH dsy Of December. A. H., 1853, o, The hcnr
| OF 10 o'clock 4 NJ. Of aid day, ~ the Court
house d.or. In the city Of Davenport, in said Scot,
county, Iowa, expose and oder for sale at public
Anction, the tract Of land herein above derrribed
| or 60 much thereof a. may be requisite ard nso
| cssary TO satisfy thu amount of the note due .,
Aforesaid, with interest and thereon TO the dsy Of
sale, together with nil tho costs and expsnses a.
stsding said sale and trustees fees.
Dated Davenport. November 9th, 1853.
l. JAMES ARMSTRONG,
Trustee BY appointment o. the County Judge d
| Scott County Iowa. nylDts
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LATEST NEWS

F0RT MONRoE, Nov. 70.
Tho Richmong WAig Of the 2lst has the
following news:
MISSION RrDGg, Nov. 10.
To Gen. Cooper Gen. Wheeler reports
bis attack upon and Dispersion OF the enc
my 8 cavalry, pursuing them into the woods
At ROCKVILLE aud capturing 800 prisoners.
The infsntry force is close up.
B. BRAao, Gen.
CaARLEsTos, Nov. 90.
The enemy renewed bis 6re on tho city
this morning 1t III O'Clock. At o'clock
this afternoon the number Of sbella thrown
vas sixteen. The shelling Of Fort Sumter
hes been heavier than usual with mortars.
But few rifled shots we're fired. There
were no Casualties in the city or fort
The following dispatches are taken from
the Richmond Dfspdtch Of Nov. ~:
CaARLEsroH, Nov. l9.
The enemy has been firing slowly from
battery Gregg upon Sumter. Nothing else
new this morning.
SECOND DISPATCH.
The enemy fred eleven shots from Gregg
ct the city to-day from p. N. to u a. ID
Damage tri6iog. Some three or four build
ings were struck, and one person was In
iured. The Pawnee and another ganboa'
called the Stone sbelIed battery Prinsle
but effected nothing. The firing on Sumter
was slow and steady all dag. Some tc0
shots have been fired at the Sullivan | slant
battery. No casualties reported at Sumter
or SullivAn's Island.
| MOBILE, Nov. l9.
| A letter received from a member OF Gen
Green's staff, announces the defeat OF two
| Yankee columns in Louisiana.
| Gen. Franklln's division encountered I
portion Of Gen. Dick Taylor's army unde
Gen. Green, near Alexandria, on the 5th
aud after . stubborn Hght, the Yankee
were routed, With less Of their stores ant
600 prisoners.
Gen. Weitsel's division is reported t.
have been routed by Gen. Dick Taylor
near Clowshee. The expedition is said I,
be abandoned. A portion OF the troop
have returned TO Port Hudson and Batoi
Rouge.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-25
WARRINGTON, Nov. "a.

WAsHINoToE, Nov. "a.
The Star Of this evening will contain tue
following account Of brilliant preliminary
movement by Mai. Gen. Thomas:
CHATTANOOGA, Nov, %.
The reconnaissance in force made by
General Thomas has been completed IN the
most brilliant aud successful maDmer.-
The troops employed were the divisions OF
Generals Wood aud Sheridan, oi the 4tn
Army Corps, under the immediate direction
Of General Anger. The object of the move
meDt was not only to ascertain the strength
of the enemy, but to occupy and hold
Knolls in front Of our left, half way between
our lines aud Missionary Mountain.
The principal attack was made by Gen.
Hasen's brigade, commanded by him, aud
supported on the lett by General Wilich's
brigade and on tbs right BY the whole Of
General Sheridan's division. The entire
field was visible from and In front OF Fort
Wood where General HAzen's line Of battle
vas formed. Gen Towards corps formed
ia q solid column as reserve to the at.
lacking force. The field being commanded
by the heavy guns Of the fort, only one
field battery was taken into action. This
was planted on an elevated knoll, in the
centre Of which Gen. Sheridan's lire Of
battle was formed before the order 10 id,
vance was given. The troops moved out OF
their position just before 10 o'clock D. ID.
and remained IN line for three quarters OF
an hour in full view Of the enemy. At las.
every sbing being ready General Granger
gave the order to advance, aud Gems. Hazen
and Which pushed out simultaneously
The drst shot vas fred ct 2 d CLOCK p. u,.,
and in five minutes the lines Of Gen. hszeu
we're hotly engaged while the artillery of
Fort Wood and General Thomas opened ON
the rebel rifle pits aud tho camps behind
the line of lighting.
The practice Of our gunners was splendid.
The campo and batteries Of the enemy being
about oIs aud three-Quarter miles distant
but our fire elected no reply, aud it was
soon evident the rebels had NO heavy artii.
lery In that part Of their entertainments.
Our troops rapidly advancing, as if on pa
rade, occupied the knobs upon which they
were, IT twenty minutes past 2 O'clock
Tes minutes later General Which. driving
across an open field, carried the rifle pits in
bis front whose occupants fed - they fired
their last volley, aud Gen. Sheridan NOV
ing through the forest that stretched be-
fore him, drove in the rebel pickets aud
halted his advance, in obedience to orders,
on reaching the rifle pits where the rebel
force was awaiting. His attack was,
however, made, the design being to recover
the heights on our left, but not to assault
the rebel works.
We have taken about 200 prisoners.
mostly Alabama troops, aRd have gained
position Of great Importance should the
rebels still attempt to hold Chattanooga
Valley. With these heights in our posses
sion column moving to turn Missionary
Ridge IL secure from flank artillery.
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WASHINGTON, Nov. %.

7 mes Special
The Latest news up to 10 o'clock thi.
event G from Grant, Thomas, and Sher.
man have got well ahead
Fighting in our immediate front has
lasted all day.
At every point along our line We have
forced the rebels backw ard.
Wo have news from the Army of the
Potomac up to p. N. Absent officers
may he interested to know that several
changes hasve been made in the position
OF the army corps.
Fredericksburg Heights are held BY
one division Of EwelI's corps, which is on
the extreme right of the rebel army
Lees lett rests near Madison c. II. on
this side OF the Rapidan. His force 10
mostly cavalry.
TIE Rebel army seems to have no
faith at all.
We will advance and hght before May
next, for the rebel. are maLifes,ly pre-
pairing for winter quarters at or near
0oi donsville, at present it 10 stretched
from that place to some point on the
Richmond and Fredericksburg road,
probably Hanover Junction.
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New YoRK Nov. q


A Knoxville letter of the gath to the
Tribune states that most Of the 18th
aud LIST Kentucky cavalry, stationed at
Marysvllle, were surprised and captured.
The rebels also made an attack on Rock
vile, another on Lenair, and demoustra.
tons Of rebel advance also made on
Rogersville. Lougstreet, with Cheat
ham, Stephens and Others, is reported in
command Of the rebel troops.
LATER.
The rebel force which attacked Msrys.
vile and drove our pickets in upon
Rockville. have fallen back, and Col mel
Woolford is reported 10 be on their
track. The enemy, satisfied with their
plumber, ETC. obtained here, have retired
and there lie again comparative calm.
The people are more scared than
hurt. Precautionary measures have
been taken, aud forces distributed aud
everything done to check any further ad.
vance Of the enemy in that direction.
The whole number lost in prisoners il
estimated at not over $50.
All quiet along the whole line.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-25
CINCINNATI Nov

S1NNAii, NOV. "a.
The situation of Knoxville i sat;.fac-
tory. There was heavy firing yesterdsv
west of town. Saturday the inveatment
north OF town was still close, bus the
south side open. Burnside IL confident
Of final success. tf% 6Nsss S
81 The great Western Sanitary Fair A.
sociation Il now fully organized. Major
General Rosscrans il present.. On She
opening day, December 2lst, the net
proceeds Of the fair are to Be distributed
70 Uoion so!ditrs without fekasd =
States, under The direction Of t6s Gin
teases.i brssch not tie United States
Sanitary commisvlon. An spptals l.
osde for donations, money Of salsabls
ss1l1lsa The express oompanics will
donations free. Hdadqusstsss
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BALT1MoRs, Noy. Is.
The draA ID psogreaaing quietly.
Bosros. Nov. q

BosToE, Nov. %.
The transport steamer Forest City,
from Charleston bar Thursday, has ar
rived. She reports q brisk csnnonsde
going On from FORTS Gregg and w asnsr,
which bad continued without iotermis-
sion, night and day, for several dsys,
but seemed more brisk Thursday.
The United States stssmen Pswnee
and Marble Head vent up Stone river on
Thsrsday. it being stated that the rebels
had battery concealed at some point
on the river.
Thur.day lest wss . day Of Thanks
giving and prayer ID rebeldom. Il IL
rumorsd that 1t O'clock on that day Gen
Gilmore Was to open the bombardment
Of The city Of Cbarles,os.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-25

~ THLEGRAPR.
wAsBsxeros, Nov. -.
fTr;bups's epeeial.l

fTsibuss's sp>sisl.l
Incorrect statements put forth with
regard 10 the estimsts for the fiscal year
eplinQ June 80, 1863 have appeared Of
late. That the aggregate Will be 81
100000, 900, is very wide from the
tro,h, aud fixing il at 10000, 5000 y
also too large. The heaviest itsms 10
the War aud Navy departments are very
large. The es imates 10 the former foot
ND $685. $4,000. The latter about
$4,000, 900. II the estimates fer 9th.
er departments are the same 90 last year
the aggregate will but little exceed ~.
100000.
The Trad has the following
WAsalSoros, Nov. 24-Midoight.
The War Department received this
evening dispatches from Grant, at Chat
tanoog,. which are Of tue most imPor-
tant and cheering character.
An engagement in the immediate
front, an account OF the comm nceinent
OF which wa, received yesterday, WA
continued throughout the entire day
The rebels, although sturdlly resisting
our advance, have been graduIly giving
way.
Nothing farther has been heard from
Burnside, but he success Of this move
ment is expected to speedily relieve him
from The pressure OF the rebel columns
Grants advance will compel the rebsl'
to retreat, and prevent Burnsides cap
ture or destruction.
The Herald's Army OF the Potoms'
dispa tch Of yesterday says;
Ere this can reach you, we shall have
probably fought severe battle or cross
ed the Rapidau-perhaps both.
As military movements are Away
subject to delays and contingencies, i
would not be proper for me, at thi
time, to enter into any details OF tn
plan.
Everybody is confident and hopeful
su:sess. Meade's plans are we'll matured
and though they do not fully coiucid
with views have heard expressed, the,
are perhaps the best that could be adopt
ed, keeping in view the necessity so ar
gently enjolned by the authorities in tn
War Office, of covering Washington.
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