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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-01-22
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25Oth Edition Of the Golden Wreath.

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OFFICE OF TUE U. s. EXPRESS ConpANrI
Davenport, Dec. 10, 1862.
AN AND AFTER TO-DAY THE UNITED
~ States Express Co. will not receive Daven.
port Scrip in tran 5action Of their business.
II. W. JOHNSON, Agent.
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STRAY.

TAKEN UP, BY THE SUBSCRIBER, ON OR
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CITY MARSHAL'S OFFICE

THEREAFTER, UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE,
IL the Office of the City Marshal will be in the
COUNCIL CHAMBER,
IN THE CITY HALL BUILDIN
DAvRNPoRr. April 22, 1S62-dtf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-11-11
FROM THE ARMY OF THE POTOMAC

Correspondence Of the New i ork Tribune.
WASHINGTON, Monday, Nov. 9.-No con-
siderable opposition was offered to the onward
march Of the Army Of the Potomac yesterday,
the Confederates having fallen back, and placed
the Rapidan between them and the advancing
columns A brigade of Bufords cavalry en-
countered brigade Of Confederate cavalry at
Waterloo Bridge yesterday morning, and, after
q short fight, drove them across the river
Having orders to proceed in another direction,
the pursuit was not followed up.
Last night Buiord's cavalry occupied CuI-
pepper, and the main body of the army was IN
the vicinity Of Brandy Station, To-day the
advance has pushed en-, and is at the Rapidan.
The Confederates are On the south side OF the
river, in their old intrenchments The Federal
forces were rapidly moving upon the different
fords of the Rapidan II any determined re-
sistance is to be made, it will probably be in
disputing the passage Of this river.
Meanwhile it is reported that a movement is
being made by another column in more
southery direction, and the reports Of Xii
patrick being in possession Of the nights back
Of Fredericksburg are reiterated. 1t Is farther
more stated that Gen. Lee is not with the
forces in front Of Meade, but that Gems. 4. ?.
Hill and EwelI are in command. Lee IS re-
ported to have gone to Chattanooga.
The prisoners taken make the usual brags OF
how Meade will soon be whipped, and give out
mysterious hints as to his being drawn into
trap. The North Carolina troops captured
declare that they will not again take up arms
The North Caroinians and the Louisiana Il
gers had fight in the cars, on their way to
town, upon this topic, the former boldly saying
they were heartily sick Of the war, and did net
wish to be exchanged. The latter called them
'poltroons," and at length the two parties
came to blows
The guerril|as again become active along the
Orange and Alexandra Road. Last night
they fred the large piles Of wood between
accumulated by the Company during the year
at grt Al exDense. One pile containg several
thousand cords was burning this morning. With
out any prospects Of its being saved.
rCorrespondence Of the New York Times.l
The army is completely surrounded by guer-
rillas and bushwhackers are fairly sWarmlng
within its lines No two or three men
can go out Of sight OF any camp without run
ring the risk Of either being shot OF, captured,
because of marauding squads Of the enemy
everywhere to be found, the plckets having
ceased to afford the usual protection 10 per
sons even while passing from depot Of sup
plies to camp, or from one camp to another
10 such an extent is this species OF warfare
carried on that no officer, with the bump OF
caution at all developed, thinks OF gong, D.
vond the Immediate limits OF camp Wl5nopG
a strong guald to accompany num- ana :l!e
more reckless who venture out alone Or WIZ
only one or two companions are conSIdered e1-
tremeIy fortunate i they return II SaIG'y
second New York cavalry Acting Commls-
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tally wounded. This occurred almost withiu
sight Of Cen Pieasanton : Headqu rs, ana
within mile Of the Headquarters ofGen. Meade
1T. Hedges was so seriously wounded that he
coud not be moved IN an ambulance, and Lieut..
Col Austin, OF Gen Pleasanton $ Staff had
him brought in on stretcher Three men
were ken priso lers at about the same time
from the train Lieut. Hedges had in charge.
On " Wednesday Capt Page, Assistant Quarter
master at headquarters, sent Sergeant Ierry
on some business TO point near CentyeVllle.
He succeeded in reaching the vicinity of Bull
Run without difficulty, when he was stopped
BY citizen, who told him there were twenty
or more OF the enemy concealed in piece Of
woods through which the road passed he was
thel. on. Making flank movement to avoid
them, Sergeant Terry met Lieutenant and
Sergeant OF the First Michigan cavalry, to
whom he communicated the information he
had lust received and the parted. v Whlle still
in sight the guerrilas, fred killing the Lieu
tenant and Woundng che Sergeant with nm.
Sci geant Terry, who is an experienced solder,
succeeded in avoiding the enemy, anu reacneu
camp last night IN safety; though he saw sew
eral sauads Of buShWhackers ar different
points. Not day passes but What otncers or
nriyates are shot, fred at or chased within the
lines proper Of this army.
ASSOCIATED Press dispatch]
WASHINGTON, Nov. l0-Fr9m information
which reached Washington tonight the mes
senger having left the Army Of the Potomac
at 10 clack this morning), it appears that
Gen. Buford yesterday reached point TWO
miles south Of Culpeper.
Gen. Lees Headquarters on Saturday night
were between Brandy Station and the Kappa
hammock. This refutes the belief current IN
some quarters that he had gone South to ad~
wise with Gen. Bragg.
The army lay in line-of battle all day yester~
aay but Gen. Lee declined to accept the issue
Of an ngagement.
Snow fell yesterday afternoon along the line
Of the mountains covering the peaks OF the
Gen. Kiipatrick occupied Poney Mountain
Yesterday afternoon, and last night he dis
covered q large area Of camp fires south OF the
Ranidan, between Raccoon Ford and Rapldan
Station, on the railroad
No forces of magnitude were discovered III
and around Culpeper. This leads to the ~
ference that General Lee has Withdrawn ms
forces, excepting rear guard, to his former
strong position. -.
4 Gentleman who arrived here tonight, says
that the Federal line Of battle crossed the
Oranoe and Alexandria railroad to point
y here it is supposed General Lee has fnA
force on the front.
~, vvL:n,+o,, S+ar savc there are fifteen
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-11-11


Advices from Fort Scott say courier arrlY-
ed there on Friday night from Gen Blunt
bringing information that the Contederates
under Cooper and Shelby eluded the Federal
forces and crossed the Arkansas river with
nearly nine thousand men, and were marching
On Gen, Blunt, who has eighteen hundred
train for Fort Smith Gen. Blunt, aware OF
the enemv's movements had curtalled his
train and made preparations for Defence
John Il Bringler, arrested at Clarksourg,
Ma, on the day Of the recent election, after
taking the oath to vote, charged with having
been IN the Confederate service, was commit
ted 10 the Old Capitol yesterday morning
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-11-11
OPERATIONS OF TIE y. S. MINT. -

UEENAIIVNo UE lie =. y 1N1~7]' = s1-111o
the month Of October, there were no deposits
Of gold or silver in the mint at Philadelphia.
The coinage Of gold for the month was $780,
7S8.Q6, the whole Of which was in double ca
gl4s and tine bars. The silver coinage amount
ed to $28, ,594 80. There were also coined
4,200, ,000 cents, the total value OF the com
age amounting to $685., 1886, covering tour
millions two hundred and sixty-hve thousand
and two pieces.
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PUBLISHED (DAILY) BY
EDGAR SNOW DEN, JR.
rs OFFICE-No. 104 King street, over
ones formerly French's) Book Store,
"reminiscences Of the "Old Town"
By SENEX-NO. 8.

The Gin Hotel -Nr Godsby, &C., &c.
Towards the close of the last century, and
sarlv in this, the City Hotel was kept by
Mr.. John Gadsby> an Englishmar, who came
10 this country during the revolution, and was.
Ibeieve in the British Army. Hewas first
known here as the keeper Of restaurant Oh
Union Street Everything around and about
his premises was so nice, and his viands and
liquors were so excellent, that he was very
soon known to the F. T. Us, and to gentle
men on the opposite shore. He was advised
to rent the City Hotel, which he did, and very
soon his reputation was world wide. Ills can
yass back Suppers were common theme, Ior
the like Of them was never known before
nor. believe, since. If his guests had to pay
S. each, they always lett rejoicing, knowing
that they had had their money, worth, nor
felt but one regret, VIZ: that thelr tnroacsS
we're not mile long, and every inch palate.
Mr. Gadsby made money too fast to be satlshed'
His aspirations kept along, p02j }0SSu, with
bis PROSPERITY, and he considered that his ge-
mus was too much oramped IN a place like THIS.
The event proved that he was right. lie
moved to Baltimore, and might have been
styled B0niface, the lSt That IS to say--he
was the King Of caterers, second to none, and
she very first in the hearts Of all, the world
over, who were fond of good eating and good
drinking, This hotel was on the corner Of
Hanover and Baltimore streets, where he
reigned supreme, for many years, and died
rich. He died rich 0, is not that du7ce ct
decoruut Is it not worth long life Of tug
glng and toiling, and striving and self denial,
to know that when we die our sons will have
naught to do, but to eat, to drink and be
0!erry?
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-11-11

r is said that Hon. James Guthrie, ex-oec.
retary Of the T. S. Treasury Will be elected
r. : Senator from Kentucky TO succeed Laza-
rus ". Powell, the present incumbent me
election occurs this winter.
The late draft in Connecticut yielded 80
conscrjDts. and ,547 substitutes: 800 PAID the
$500. ISL never reported, and there were 81
,on carl MS and Is substitutes deserted
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IVA, aAIk oy cARxARa sanriJ ~ 10 FlsuEba.
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NEW YORK HERALD, THURSDAY, JANUARY Is, 1868.


>... AMUsNA1unTD.
N1LOs QARD1N
~ 1essco and Manager WIN. WhaAtlsy
FIkSF APPEARANOk
Mr. DANIEL :. BAKDnAsH.
okLKBRArRD GERMAN TRAqEDTAH
snxassd for rhREK kldHTs ONLY aud will make
=" T 1ss rA. .s Car. stag ~ ~ rtoIMiu
rHDksDAY Kv EsinG. Jas. Is. isSa
Excs aIi}Esa ?, p Ia 1slSG'sIE
M L. r. Shewei a. dsrasisnn
ArS " A.nerssn. ~ Bs.-snio
mr. j. ~ Burnett, a. Gebbo.
hms Pouisi, Portia
IN. ,~,.,.,,o. !, :, Miss Eiuily TAorne ~ JssscA-
nc ,eputauon 81 MI bandmanu own country and
NV ominenea OF hts Qeruasi
- heAtey In calling event
" ~ ~ ~ ondeayor TO illustrate
tor IN Tue form Of his original conception
me performance Will conclude with Planches Mu.iaal
Fares Of - Naoa A"s's"'
THE LOAN or LOVER
10 morrow. second appearance OF N n BAsDMANH
NJ Whesey congrstuates himsef upon fact that he
so.e 20 Annou ncs an engsguma ne for SHORT HEASoN
commencing MONDAY Jan. l9D, with
THE GREAT TRAGIC ARTIST
MSS BATEMAk.
w o. WA. oecs'rsn produce now play. Of singular
LKAI. THE FoRsAKEu
This remarkable drama original tho grr Al stand
ara pay OF mo Gernan stage aud also belongs roper
tore OF hsistorf ~ viii bo produced with
IN tne Appointments. Ccstnes Stage Efccls &C. the
HISTORICAL period Of the story Tho viii
strong and the MUSICAL kFFEcrS Of renAskAbls power
The psrior nance will commence quarter V 9. doors
open = y "
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BROADWAY MENAGLHIk. BROADWAY. BELOW
from 40 NJ to 0p NJ with the most splendid coeut.on
OF LIVING WILD ANIMALS
America New and animals received almost daily.
just sdiedA pair OF Jspanase Swine, OF ugaes
AMI a CuxIO, BEARDED SAkI. the latter an unRp.
prosohabe csricat,re OF Intelligent rn0iraband.H
Admission rs cents: children under ten. II cents.
The highest price pail nor ~aninss
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"A rses 10 form tho scqusncnce Of young LAZY nalri
noniay inclined Address enclosing. " possible carte d.
Sisiae, Edward Slace, Post office.
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Antwerp &c, at equally low rates.
ares from liverpool or FIRST Cabin 800.
Sil0 $izH steerage from Liverpool $50 From Queens
buy tickets here these rates -
FOR further 10 formation apply the Company's Offices
JOHN @. DALE, Agent Is Broadway, N. Y.
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LION sALE-A -FOUR STORY BRICK AND FRAME
IT store Dwelling Of zabrhpor n H. rarusa
depot, Building ifty feet square wl Tor sl0D
wear The build viii be seli srh fc tSo
on iih -four additional lots u ecsirr. good iosliOn
Zoe Lotei Ayply 70 n. kELLcgG, 10 Pear sseet %
J. .. COOLEY, Agent Eli,abeisrort.
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POLITICAL.

NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN GENERAL.
IN Cognnlittc-A special meeting 81 tho General Com
itiee w be held Mozart Han Thursday evening"
January IL, at eight O'Clock.
BENJAMIN r. FAIRCHILD, Chairman.
JOHN y. DEsELIN, Vice Chairman.
iossy, 10 psYss. Secretaries.
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REWARDS.

HE w AlADS.
co REWARD LOST. a LARoE BLACK AND WHITE
spsD Newfoundland Dog. white on chest aaa egA aud
,n. sro 90 sasa mp asa 90 heavy s..ssT es,.
cay n. j.. near Larions isna on'ce.
@E REWARD. LOST, A GOLD RING, WITH THEE
9O opsls. bstween cita.on and fhirtesnh streets WI
--' S'''''" fHos. r. MCDOWELL
OK REwARD-Losr, u GOING PROM BLEHoxER
I'm ~" ,seese 10 ceups Psr. psrsronasis Containing
some money and raprs q no vaae TIE nndsr wsrone
Ire Poricmannse and papers Bleecser street and no
questions asked
c1n REwARp-LosT or THE EVENING or TIiE
YlU l5ih, 70 passing tnroass Leinton svenns and E.s
troash fcur,senth EIshth avsnae, Brseee
sehe With COD The above r.wsr6 VIII s. paid on rsiafs-
inx the ssme IA West foaftsenth.rree,.
c1n REWARD -sroLEN FROM TUE SUBSCRIBER
ling about sJ silver also Bsnk book. NO. 2Doi5,
win s6e n.ms 2 May sScs -. s 2, : l., ~ Ps
S osaasd heY az sck s y o ssT sss ans
c.,0 REwARD.-LosT os SUNDAY slenr LAST.
god hunius Watch and Cham The UNDER ~ returning
ste same 70 ~ wadnck 70 sklh avenue, VIII receive
aaE REwARp-sroLES. ON THE MONT on
He@cssr street sbssis q rSestrcs wsrsfos Tho sbo,e
a@e re s Il Il ise aor.ssid address " '
exon REWARD MISSING, SINCE SATURDAY
SDUU nleh, soysneer 2. samuel Pony. pess ono'r
ises 10 inches 40 height, gh ton6lealos 81 ioress
pig. syss srsy ss. Sn' y ss's say I'D
s-sx srs'ss hoc. aaa siE Rat. had ss,,s',,aa ol.s
4 sses or ~ ~ c.raes o. ;ss seses, 80 a,s s o.
~ -, hsa. :. s', eless ., n'sA, s'o,s
y has met With toll sy ne sboss rvstd ~
se 2. n =, sodg q To- ~ ~ saa
Jons rERgy. is Es.s rslraes arsss.
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MATRIMONIAL.

A GENTLEMAN OF REFINEMENT DESIRES Tc
IA form % alliance with a lady matrinonialy inclined
aud under - years Of chsning manners con.enls
tastes personal beauty aud cultivated mind
tas Deais be Developed By conndc n'is
denca, which II respectfully solicited Address A. n. T..
boz iSS Herald olcc
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TNOR HAyANA-rHE SPLENDID Al BRITISH SIDE.
u wheel sscamshiF PACIFIC. 1000 tons CAPACITY. W N.
day. Janusry a. noon No freight received or bills Of
lAdns signed day OF sailing An Experienced srgcon on
board For freight passage apply 10 II. 4. BROWNE
Co. lt0 Pearl N. S-No bsagainst steamer Pac
Ac Will tie recognized except orders from this Office
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NEW BRIGADE FOR A CERTAIN DESrisATIoS.
N Notice hereby given competent beid ani any
o that they lave tie hes oproan 70 obtan power 70
Applications with li names,
addresses rrcrrnceg reetea Tor i've days 10 oeae-
RAJ. COX Isi Al raid ONCE
HEADQUARTERS OF THE cosMoP0LirAN GUARD,
Legion, No Centre sfeci.1nis nne re@i
men', the held WIN be rapidly ned every Ia
City has been granted ur organization. Tho largest
bounios viii continue he paid - the rccruits and special
sacrei commissioned aud nonsOmnlisslon-
ed olnrefs Col j. II. HERMAN, No. Centre stree.
MILITARY NoTICE.-WANrED ONE COMPANY
lu with It's oacers. which DE mustered into the ser
with SIS three also, two Lieutenant with twen
u each viii lnlo class OF
months service. Address ounci call
;he les Fulton street, N v.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. WANTED. FOR THE
M Band o the Seventh Infanlry. Regulars SlO0
bounty; nt Glass; S3s month, with clothing. ravns,
&c. Call nj % West Houston street.
UNo ARMY suTLER5.--AI.L KINDS OF CAKES.
Crackers aud Biscuit suitable for suffers iufnsh
ed at short notice by CHARLES I. GOODWIN zoi Front
street
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DRYANTs MiNsTHEIs.
IL M.chsnics' Hail. az Broadway
MONDAY. Ian. ~, and every nrhi durnS nc west
CROWDED nOU 5Es-BRIl.IIANT NoFKLTILS,
HUNTING A PKIMA DONNA.
BLArESaITiIs' JUBILEE. WOAAhb kIt4frA
SCENES OF BOiHOoD. uEAf A. A fOsT
SCENES Az PHALONg
"Rsrbaty Alien .Biy u y" Old CaxiAA Esiraet ;"
caapnoh ss,noar. Grinin nobb., fosieJ s@.or. s~w-
conb IfowA fssle Eplmeif Charles Mofrtsoa. esrn-
aide, Conner. Lii- Nns Nell and D.s bryant az theL
PLANTATION IEsIIvAL ScfSE-"Hi1H DADDv"
Desrs open %, curtain risraa.fts TssTs ~ eeaA
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YOUNG BACHELOR, VINO rs 10


YOUNG BACHELOR, WHO Is LONESOME.
"A vsars tho scqusntnce Of young LAZY matri
aoniay ncinsi Address enclosing, " possible, carte dc
vssise. Edward t'ssce, ros' Office.
. vorSG MAN or REspEcrABIIiTY. VINO HAS
mean. on siag The sqasiSisase q some pss. syisn
looking isdy whom be Gould axe q TIE opsa con
r., Union square rcs, once.
NATRIuoNrAL.-A GESTLEAMS, TWENTY FIVE
M sss % age and red 3 .sS 'se ss- s e.
generally looking with god disposition, and having
sSd ,~sas1" coed ioosias I'D Sod dros,Ion aud VIA
vs each NO. o s. RI mi rho ss.s ~
ing n,s MHi nd me SINCERE Address WIN pai7icnia's
MArRIMo AI.-siScBRrTI ~ NOT YET ~.
ll eaged sthongh he mas oe in averr Few DAYS send
yoar eses d. sse ,r.,nrned resaesed and snow .ar
prde ana s'rensth 81 early msnh9od. prercse.n ap
claim 10 property ac the amount Of sbont ua of,h
rpy fTo ,psse Than :, or three dozen young iades
IN erson and an,aoIe 70 dl-losoui Adare-s On r
a@isdlssencosIng cares ysie w We more iiseiv a.
answers
AHAThrMoNIAL-A GENTLEMAN, OWNING con.
mi sidcAhe property characss, and ina Ia so eiy
nnexcepopahe desires toe aequanianc ~ good okius
nc omphsd cad inssen. ~ ns any; osu1 ord
a. NJ s, aS' I fcs, e once "'''''' ~ =
NsArpfNoSfAL- RoMANCE WILL MEN ne sgE ia
poc, M D. la as /. may srt somctbing real II beet,
ing sood consen',lio g2npa inn, ipr Is
Ave the thing that cswis this earth Is ooanee
shall b. hsppy 20 correspond with her end siac. snd
nv dearly S.is' loved Idol how truly lone
- meet you y the evening ere The iw.iss,as gone
Mhsr run seo she On seag lowers q ose happy
There to :'esven" With you, dear, the sweets that
FROM Ike hearts Of true lovers, GU scrhyr, tia,
Address
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ANEW YORK. HARLEM AND ALBANY RAILROAD.
IN FOX ALBANY, TROY, NORTH AND WEST.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT,
Commencing Monday, Nor. ", 1856.
For Albany, 1880 A. M Express Mail Train from.awcn,y
station. Returnur leave Albany 1870 A. H.
For all local trains Time Table.
JOHN BCRCHfII. Superintendent.