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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-07-28
Guerrilla Operations Ne.
tween Alexandria and
man Mssas.
The Rebel Steamer MerIi.
1llac Captured.
Bonn bard InAe mt Of Fl. War.
ner PrOgressing.
Opinions Concerning Lees
FOl0re MOvclme is.
New YoRK. July %.

New YoRK, July %.
The Heraids Washington special says
that Yesterday tao tam from War;. nton
TO Alexadria,conv.ying sbou, 900 troops,
WA" fired into by euc'rlllas when within
2 miles OF Manassas, but no damage was
done. The troops secured tho woods 10
vicinity but were unable to find the ~.
sa'lsnts. Proceeding = short distance
fn'ther the train WAS rgsin fired INTO
without i'jury, and the soldiers were
again unable TO corner the perpctrstorA
aud the train proceeded without further
interruption.
II Was reported to day that some 40
OF Mosbys gnerri las we're captured last
night, but o" enquiry the story proves TO
be nnfouodcd. O,e scouting party cap
tn'ed single guerrilla, which appears to
he sll that has been done in that line
ine Times has the following
HEADQUARTERS Army OF THE
PoIoMAc, July 25-8 L. NJ.
The position Of tho rebel army lie -
follows On Friday morning the sd-
vance of H,ll AID Lonpstrccts corps
reached (ulpct per; The columns were
we'll closed up and their entire corIs
must be co, ccntratcd there before this
time. OF ,his re'rogrsde movement
there can be no doubt. E~ ellis corps, it
is understood here, still occupy the Shen.
andoah Valley, where II is guarding the
lords OF the Shenandoah and the rear Of
tho rebel army. This fact is s,upposcd to
explain the recent alarm a. GU, alleged
movements indicating that Lee was tot
rctreailng but was preparing TO return TO
Maryland.
Especial to tho Times
The Commi.sion.r Of In'c. nal Reve-
nue. has decided that u certificate Of ey.
emption for those who have b.en draft.
I'd and furnished .ubst,,utc under tho
consc'iption act, being cxpr' ssIy r. quired
by law to be issued by board Of eLroll-
ment, is exemp, from stamp duty. Any
certificate which may be i,sued by mag
istrate, in connect on wi b the proceed
ings under the conscript on act, Is sui ject
to = stamp duty OF o ce, Is.
Smg. Gen. Hammond is making ar.
raj gcments 10 secure Tho aid Of corps
Of volunteer surg ons 10 meet exigncies
on the bsttc field.
General Mcr'dcth has been ordered 10
TT. Monroe to relieve Col. Ludlow, pres
ent agent Tor the exchange OF p'iaoners.
Col Ludlow has been OF dcred to report
to Adjt. Gen. n mas.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-07-28
WAsIiIKGToN, July 90

Information received to day shows
that Lees army, under Longstree', Hill
and Ewel, passed through chester Gap
on Thur-day AID Friday and are now
south Of Culpcppcr. B"ford's cavalry
opposed them but had to fall back, but
hung on their rear capturing pri'o"ers
and cattle. It's generally thought that
Lee wa. making all speed to Richmond.
but Buford thinks the rebels intend max
log a stand south OF the Rapid'n.
Rebel prisoners say our cavalry has
done more to defeat Lees plans than
any other am.
They a.o say that great deal Of
dependency prevails 10 the South and
in the army in consequence cf recent
defeats and failure Of Lees plans, while
the def, ction Of Joe Johnston and bis
refusal to obey the orders If jeff. Davis.
will necessitate \ reconst, uction Of the
army Of the southwest.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-07-28
jeff. Davis has issued approximation
appointing August 2lst Is . day Of hu-
initiation and prayer.

jeff. Davis has issued aproclsmstiol
appointing August 2lst Is . day Of hu-
initiation and prayer.
WAsHlsoroN, July 27.
The following dispatch was received
At the Navy Department to-day:
FLAG STEAMER DINsAoRE,
Orr MoRxls ISLAND, July %.
To Hon. gideon Weiles:
SIR: l have the honor to inform the
Department that on the night Of the
10Th inst. q large side wheel steamer try
ing to run into Charleston, was chased
by the Canaudsigaa and other outside
b.oekaders, and finally headed and drv-
en- upon the shoals by Commander Geo.
w. Powers, of the Cs'skil', then anchor
ed abreast OF Fort Wagner, on picket
duty. The steamer vas fired by her
Grew and is now . total wreck. The
chances Of success to such enterprises
arc materially lessened by our occupa-
ton Of the main ship channel.
Signed, J. A. DAnLoRrN,
Rear Admiral.
TRRNroN, NJ, July 27.
Gov. Parker has just issued = precla-
nation stating that 10 draft has yet been
ordered 10 New Jersey; that thirty
days would be allowed for the purpose
OF raising the required number Of meu
by volunteering that whatever may be
Used IN that time will be credited
should draft be made /; that there will
be no draft for old deficiency claimed to
DO duo from the State. The proclama
closes by calling on the people to aid iu
raising the quota for this State, 50 ~ to
avoid any necessity for draft.
New YoRK. July 81.
Mayor Opedyke to- day vetoed the or
finance passed last week, to paw con-
scrip's $500 on the ground Of vasueness
md illegality. Othe, objections are al.o
urged. He holds that the Common
Council has had time 81 ce last March to
remedy any supposed inequalities Of the
draft, but that they did not do anything
until this ordinance was passed, thus ap-
pca'lna As a propltlatory measure to ap-
pease the mob.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-07-28
NEw YoRK, July %.

The rebel steamer Merrimac. built BY
the Br tish for the rebels last year, has
arrived here, she was cspturej by the
gunboat Iroquois while running the
blockade. She is 500 ton iron vessel,
and was loaded with cotton.
The schooner Mason from Port RovL
reports when passing Charleston on the
25th heard heavy frpg-our iorcss bst-
tering Fl. Wagner.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-07-28
NlvER lrE00.
tuesday, July 3.
AuRIvUp.

Tuesday, July -.
AHnIvUD.
KArs CAsssL. B. w. Davis, Nontsose.
PsxBrNA, Hill, Montrose.
DRPARTBD.
KArs OAssKL, Il. w. DAVIS. Acntross.
BoAfs LHAvIH0 THIS BvBEIH0.
The Northern Line packet "smbipa, Captain
Hill, e,d N. Green, clerk, will depart for 81
Louis and way poinsa this evening At . O'clock
X. NJ. Prsttyman. agent. Take the Pemoins II
you want to travel in good company.
D0A1s LEAVING fO-hoRnow.
The mail and passenger packet jennie wbsppls
Captain Campbell. will depart for ksohuE and
intermediate landings 70 morrow morning. Len
ssl Psrkhsrss in the once. E.A. TiIsbsia, agent
The mail and passenger packet James hssns'
Captain Pierce, will dspsrtf for Dsbuqss end "sy
points to-nosrew morning. B. y. PsstsynAs
aesat.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-07-28

The balance OF tho acooutrements
for the 7,h Cavalry are nov arriving ard viii
at once be shirped of to the regiment. Til.
troupe - horse will be the best moaDted and
srmed Of apy that hes ever left the State.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-07-28

RowDYIsn. - Notwithstanding the
vigilance Of the pslics. the city 10 evsrAowisg
With rosdy characters. vho make II their
s'udy to keep the ishborhood In which they
have cast their lots. N . state Of constant sx
sissmsnt. We shall take occasion. ere long to
nsms como Of these parties. and give bit .
th' ir histssy.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-07-28

NEW YoRE. July 20.
F'oUR-Market unchanged. $5o5@5 l5extrs
tate S. 10td5.s0 X. II. U.
WHKAr-Harkct shade better. $l.156l.l8 for
spring Sl.l3 4l.22 Mil. Club. $l.22Gl.26
Winter Red
Corn 6SX
WuisKY-HX.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-07-28

MUslc.-Bny your sewing rachins'
at Krauss's. He has Singsr's. the best ma
chino invented. and will Be glad to show II Il
! he ladies at ell times.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-07-28

HAVE You ?-llave yon seen those
splendid drsss patterns. shswls. olosks. msn'il
ias, eto., st Whisers. Call ~ onee-sall Of.
ten buy good goods very low-Mvs money
thereby ard p., r'rh
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-07-28

The 7th Cavalry marched as far d
Buffalo yesterday snd eucsmpsd on Capt
Clarke prsuises ju.t hsi"w the town.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-07-28

Chicago Markets.

Chicago markets.
CHICAGO, July 81.
FLouR: Market uaohsngsd. White Winter $50.
spring Extra 81 25.
waxAr.-Msrket inactive. No. Spring 81. 90.
>o. 2 Gle.
CoRS.-l@lHc higher. 4Sd5lH.
OATS -Advs Icing. So 56K in store.
kYs.-Stoady. No. S5s IN store.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-07-28

CIScINsArI, July 90.
John Morgan, Col Cluke. and about
thirty other rebel officers arrived here
last night and were taken to The city
prison.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-07-28
THE CIT Y.

By ExPsrss.-A large lot ofsun um.
brsllss. parssols. ssd drsss goods opened TO-
day st Wsdsvorth's. Call early.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-07-28

FARRAHD 10 rushing of the summer
hats At very low figures. Buy ssw and get
them for almost nothing.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-07-28

SuB-TEEAsuRIRs-The propriety OF
designating / . National Banks OF the United
states - depssito,iss Of public funds 10 every
day becoming more and more evident MAX
ng . discussing officer individually rssponsi-
bls for the large s0us Of money placed 10 his
hsnds is not Just. Suppose. for instance. that
Col Grisr or Capt Hunt receives . hundred
thousand dollars, which they place in their
strong tox. Some nights cunning burgler
visits their Office and effects an sntrsncs into
their safe snd carries Of large sum Of Uocls
sam . iunds is II fair TO make those officers
responsible for the amount Not at all
They should be allowed The privilege Of max
log deposit Of the public funds come one Of
the Nationsl Bsnks Of the country, and the
bank. not the officer. be held responsible for
oil losses which might occur. Again. checks
on Chissgo are st diseoust Of IA TO IL Pc
cent, while checks o. Davenport esn be ussd
st par. These ere bot . few Of the rsssoo'
which might be brought 60 bssr 10 favor o
the dspesiung system. Let ~ have II. II pos
I.ibls.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-07-28

WE call the attention Of our readers
to the card Of Msssrs Hunter. They occupy
The old and we'll known stsnd Of the Kelly
Brothsrs. and will Aet suffer their veil sstab.
'tshsd reputation 20 diminish. The chsioes,
cote can at oil times be obtained 10 their mar
kst and oil packages are delivered at the
doors Of our citizens free Of charge.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-07-28
Davenport LuMDeT market.
CHINESE AND JAPANESE |
GOODS I!
SEA SHELLS Ar AUCTION
IN MONDAY AND TUEsDAY,JULY 27r,

nN MONDAY AND TUESDAY, JULY 27rn
~ ana 2sth. 1853, in tho spacious store OF X Is.
Hill Esq +, on second street. This is n rare chance.
No such assortment in the United States. To be
sold at auction. sale, morning, afternoon and
evening, 10, Q and o'clock Exhibition on Mon
day morning. This is great sale and affords an
opportunity TO the citisons Of davenport to Oh
tain goo 10 that are extremely scarce, but CANNOT
DO imita, led by any other nation and it will be
noticed that this is the most extensive collection
.f Oriental Wares which has ever been sent 70
America, and sothing equal in beauty Of tho Va
r,ous articles which has left tn ose countries.
II is imp pJssible, BY any written description, 10
convey an adequate idea of the numerous lots
which compose this invoice, but they will be
,uud on examination exceedingly rich and bes J.
tiful and many Of them very useful. Thsy con-
sist in part Of Coiftures, or
Head Dresses ~ Bracelets
Of style and elegance upequaled. Idols, Jap
ancse Boxes inlsid with straw. Many Of these
are very curious, and are most ingeni0usly manu-
tsctured, ,co.tsining extraordinary puazlss. Bach
Gswmen Boards These arc very tasty. The
collection Of SHELLS 10 the largest aud masl
bsautiful ever introduced for public composition
10 this ccuntr,. sna are from almost every part oi
the Oriental Seas. Turhi.h Tapestry Table
Covers. These are magnificent. jApaps Wal
ters, which bot ws:er cannot injure these ars
richly Decorated kmbroidsriss, elegant carvst
sandal wood Ivory, Feather and other valuabl,
Fans Painting on Ivory. Nothing Of this kint
to be found in she United States, except thl
stock. They represent Rsjshs, B.gums, Princes
| etc. Straw table nsttings, too numerous w
mention. u Every Arrangement .Aads for th
comfort Of Ladies'.
PA.KER AvAH TUYL, Aaetie..ses.
! Carr. ]. .A.JAY, AGG jy.A
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-07-28
THE MARKETS.
Davenport Marke,....Daily Repor,

OsYIos OF rHs Dsn. 4 NEws,l
Tuesday kve.. July Is.
Quotations ~ follows:
FLoUs-Wholesale, S4.s0Cd5.20 retail, $500
a. 80.
WHEAT -55@90c.
CoRH-33435c.
BARLEY-55@65.
-50d54c.
WOoL.-W ashed 50@60c.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-07-28
CE CREAM SALOON
MAS. EMILY LEWIS

VIZ ULD RtSfECrFUJ LY ANNOUNCE TO
w aer I'D friends and patrons that she has
opsnsA sn Ice Cream saloon on
Natn Street, doors below Second /,
whore she will bs happy to ssrvs thsu with
pssr. Ice Crsans or ala EesUOrs,
JELLIea. WATER ICES AND
Fine Oak go
on,ths ehegtost notice, snd On soAseaable. terms
ieo2e.lD
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-07-28

GENERoUs.-Ou friend Charley Bell,
Who keeps the Metropolitan Dining Il ,oms. hss
been setting the finsst lunch 10 tswn every
morning at 10 o'clock. and v,ll still continue
to do 90 and in addition will hsrsaftsr sat On
evening lunch from half.past nine until half
past eleven 10 the evening. Charley has
every shing 10 the most elegant order. asd
should be libsrslly patronised.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-07-28

On tho evening ~ tho 25th inst. In Hue firsss,
MRS. ELIZA JANE CAKPtNTtk wife o. LY-
NAN CAKpEsrsR, aged 20 year., II months. and
10 davs
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-07-28

ScoTr COUNTY FAlR.-The officers of
the Agricultural Society ere making every
sessssary preparation Tor holding the largest
and most interesting Agricultural Fair ever
held 10 the State. commencing % the 7th Of
September. From ell par,s Of Iowa and In.
nois they are receiving encouraging letters.
promising the exhibition Of the finest stock Of
horses. cattle. sheep and hogs that the country
prodacss. The large prsmiums offered BY the
Society. and the gsntlsmanly manner In which
all exhibitors and ,isitoss are treated. hes Won
tor the Scott county fairs On excellent sspu.a-
sion throughout al this section Of the North
west The coming Fair Will be superior In oil
rs'pests 10 any previously held. asd all those
sho wish TO make money. or sss the finest sg.
r,cul,ural products. or the fasisss tro,iing.
should be on hand. For partisulsrs ssnd to
" X. Hsight. Secretary. for . circular and
premium list.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-07-28

GREAT CLOSING SALE.-The auction
I those rare goods 10 Metropolitan Block
will close th's evening. Great bargains may
be expected. Ssns very foe articles are
suil to be disposed Of. Ladies' should be 10
Time. We understand from the Captain
bat you will have . glorious chsUcs to- nigh,
70 obtain goods that you may never get
gain At public auction. Large aud csnven-
iedt lots will be sold.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-07-28
DEMOCRAT & NEWS.

Q. N. PsffsnonL Co., No. 81 Park Row, New YORK
aAd State Boston, agents In those cities
and authorised take and subscrip
tions for at our lowest rates.
O. H. 6cnIvsa % Dearborn street. Chicago 10 author.
ssd 70 receive advertisements for this paper.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-07-28

A MANS understanding will wear out
occasionally. and the place to have il renewed
1" At Hslsy's. corner 9th and Brady s.rssts-
tie has In store . splendid stock Of leather,
selected with great care. and free from blem-
'sh. Employing non. hnt frat cl... -orkmsn
be feels sstistisd Of his ability to please th.
public snd turn out - good work o. any e.
'sblishment 10 the country. Leave your
measure
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-07-28
w ~ ted.

Waited.
At THE BURTIS HOUSE, SEVERAL
n boys for dining room walters, and several
women for housework. suitable persons can find
steady employment.
iue2q
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-07-28

Blue GsAs. July 26. 1858.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-07-28

In New QUARTERs.-Mr. Curry has
removed bis jewslry shop TO the neat little
tore he has just completed q couple of doors
below his former location. John IL not alto
ether fixed up yet, but whsp all ready be
will have . very neat and tasty Establishment
10 10 nov prepared to serve his customsr'
with anything in h,s line aud attend to r.psir-
ing work - ssual. Give him . call BY oil
Ueape
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-07-28

KArsCAsssL. B. w. Davis, Aontsose.
PsxBrNA, Hill, Montrose.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-07-28

The resolutions upon State policy
hsv. never come into ,hi. office. nor have ~
ever received . letter from either of the cd.
itors Of the Herald In relation 10 the proceed
iuRs. We shsI smbrscs the fret oppor'un )
10 publish the State resolutions. and would B..
Obliged TO the Secretary II he would furnish
hsn.-Dss Moines Statesmen
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1862-1863, 1863-01-18

A FEMALE SoLaIER.-Among the
strange, heroic and selt.sacriticing acts
Of woman in this struggle for our indie.
pendence, we have heard none which
exceeds the bravery displayed and
hardships. endured by tho subject of
this notice, Mrs. Amy Clarke. Mrs.
Clarke volunteered with her husband
as Il private, fought through the battles
Of Shiloh, where Mr.. Clarke was killed
she performing the rights of burial
with her own hands. She then contin-
ued with Bragg's army in Kentucky,
ightingin the anks lis u common sol.
der, until she was twice wounded
once in theankleand then in the breast,
when she fell Il prisoner in the hands
Of the Yankees. Her sex was disccv-
cred by the Federals, and she was
regularly parolod as Il prisoner Of war,
but they did not permit her to return
until sho had donned female apparel.
Mrs. G. was in IL city Sunday last en-
route tor Bragg's communication
WsSiSsippian. 10
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very well how both they and the South
have been imposed upon by the fanat-
icism and placed by the class .legisla,
ton in favor of New England. AS
long rs these burdens wero jointly
horne by, or equally divided between
them and us, they were and are still
willing to yield In other words, they
are willing to hew the wood if we
will "draw the water" for the Yankees,
but they are not willing to shoulder
both Jobs, and we think they are sensi.
BILE and right, The South has most
unqucstionabIy set up for herself, and
if tho signs of the times are not decep-
tiveythe great Northwest will very soon
follow suit, and thus leave Now
England out in the cold, when she can
either ego it alone or unite her des.
tiuies with Canada, Africa San Domin.
go OF Hayti,.as is most congcnial ito
her taste.
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Exchange Notice, No. 4.
RICHMOND, VA, Jan. 10, |

RICHMOND, VA, Jan. 10, 1863.
The following officers and men have been
duly exchanged, and are hereby SO declared,
|. AlloficerSa and men captured in Kentucky,
Tennessee, Alabama, Mississippi, Georgia,
Florida, and South Carolina, up to December
10th 1862.
L. All officers and men captured in Missou-
ri, Kansas, New Mexico, ARIZONA, Arkansas,
and Louisiana, up to January LIST, 1863.
8. The two foregoing sections apply not on
y to officers and men of the Confederate ser.
vice, but also toall persons captured in arms or
hostile array against the United States, what
ever may have been the character Of tho mill
tary organizations towhich they were attached,
and whatever may have been the terms of the
paroles given by them, If any are in Federal
prisons, they are to BE- immediately released, q
delivered to the. Confederate authorities.
5. All Confederate officers and men whohNve
been delivered at City ~rointup to January 9th
1868.
6. All Confederate Off Ger and men who Have
been delivered at Vicksburg up to December
2SrI, 1862, Slnd including aid date.
l.. Al paroled ContederatIohiccrs and men
rcceiptcd for at Vicksbug upt 10 December 23rd
1866, aud including said date.
S.dAll Contedcratn officers and men oaplurrd
and raroled at Fredericksburg Wa, bin Dccrm-
Der, 1852,
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FOR S~ALE---HORSE,

A FINE YOUNG HORSE FOR SALE
Apply at this office. Jan. 8, 'G3-d3t.
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1862-1863, 1863-01-18
SHINPLASTERS

IN ANY COLOR AND STYLE PR1N.
ted at this office.
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NO KIND OF BLANKS needed in

the army but can be printed in the incest stvl.
at the Daily Bulletin off ce. 'S
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1862-1863, 1863-01-18
Northern Items.

Beg The Cincinnati Gazette states
thaC the vito OF Gen. John G. Breckin.
passed through that city recent,
Iy, on her way to Connecticut.
Gs5N"lf tho army goes into winter
quarters says the New York Even.
Post, "ali the generals cun come to
Washington TO testify IL against the
other" Wouldn't that DO II beautiful
tea party;
Gz3" The Democrats OF Sullivan coun
ty, Lad, lately held a pubic meeting,
tn0 resolved that they could and would
dispense with articles manufactured
ald sold blythe tana,ical New England
ers
Dg.lt is beloved at Washington
Aat1rcrctury Chase win soon lead to
the H.nenjo altar the accomplished
W'Ho"0i the late senator Douglas.
glg Cincinnati Commercial o!
the "jtAsaJs; "iAo gunooat lIdiuu.
ola, the A"o>I .un the ~rstoru waters,
leaves lo-pOrrO" 70, the ioWer AllS,ls
sippI, S"Ijs entirely linioued, and is
Il complete Monitor.
0eArlt is Considered certain that Hon
VIM. A. Richardson, will be elected to
the United Staes Senator, by the leg.
isIature Of lliin,s.
oeA- Woathcriicl, Connecticut, is re,
boliious. 1t has Greeted its seIcclmen
to pay 10 attentiorto any government
order for IL draft.
SS5~The Federal ,avy commission,
after an examination of the case OF
Commander Preblo, dimissvd from the
service for negligence IN allowing IL
Confederate vessel to III the blockade
at Mobile, sustain the cqrse pursued
BY the President,
GeAp The proprictors OF to German
country papers OF Eastern onnsylva-
MIA, held u convention at Riding, re-
Gently, and resolved UNANIMOUSLY, to
raise the price of their n%owsEpers af-
ter January l, from 81 to 81 so per
anEum, or from two to three Gets per
copy.
seea., WhiIo Lincoln has his haL in
at proclamations he ought to issupne
that the Mississippi shall run up strem.
Chattanooga Rebel.
nsa Tho national war committee e
New York have mcmorializo Congres
to pass an act granting letters Of mar
que aud reprisal to private armed vos
sells, TO pursue the pirate Alabama, o
any other like vessel which may b
put upon the ocean, offering a liberia
reward for their capture.
IT, Gen, Lee said he would gladI,
give back all the Killed and wounded
Abolitionists at fredericksburg in re
turn tor the heroic Gregg, at is
great loss" Gen. Jackson. took Il ten
der leave OF the expiring hero, and Ger
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1862-1863, 1863-01-18
Et5g@ Gen. Lee said he would gladly

.EJF Gen, Lee said he would gladly
give back all the Killed and wounded
AbolitioniSts at Fredericksburg in re-
turn tor the heroic Gregg, at is u
great loss" Gen. Jackson. took IA ten .
der leave OF the expiring hero, and Gen.
A. p. Hill, it is said, kissed him. How
h0nored and beloved he was