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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-06
>TnE Rock ISLAND NATIONAL BASK

.TuE Rock ISLAND NATIONAL BANK.
The fret Qaertsly statement Of the hsan-
cial condition of the National Bank OF the city
Of Rock Islaud was made On the let. last. Iss
losus and discounts amount TO $l4 20O' dus
from banks, banterss and directors $sso7 ;spe-
ci.s spd other lawful money Of the Y. ,, slS..
4os; U. s. BoDds dep Dotted wiss rssSSsssr q
U. .. $4,000; Bonds. assss, certificate etc .
$4,000. Its total resources fost up e77 $685.
50.
Its liabilities consist Of . paid up capital OF
$4,000 profit and loss t02S 46; due BANK
ere &22S due depositors 43o 7lO.o6.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-06
DAVENPORT NUMsE

AesocIAr8D CQ1QG 4Ao enter
psistax yssse sseslsa Ii s.sy svhs
hsvs issssl ,issse9 Dse.s shs
name Of the Devsspsf} 80 Congress.
sad hs.s ps,sIasss ~ AsssIi5G lbr.ry d
the Youag Msss' Nlersfy Association. (oos
s.siass) issss ne Ssitsvise Asissalas. = vlisA
vs Tres. sAe eisis.ns vtlp4 saesfsi sssse-
tion /: - 4.
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Allev ~ - selisit ysss ssssesr Atssnsioest to
! e $50. s.ss.y u d. ,yssstnA Of Da,a.uar- ven
port. having iueospsrstsd s6snssisss for M.
,uA iopssveusst. aader stAAepos1t asios asd
fuiss q % 'Aasosiassd COs( (S1D = ~ lsssly
vas 1esoa1v kss1n sssg ~ 1aersry sl ths
"Young Men's Literary AsssBiAeien = a
They have sddsd ,to.shie I lases. seobss u
the latest publicstiers psl lehkssd sfth fasds
raised BY isssisg ssoak. ] 6ad nses Slaesd Sbs
Is nov ir.. ana eI.sr ifod e ssjbs " il.sisI.
ty, aud - ass dst66nlsso11bs ball alvats re-
main ~; and noshisg y r.ssing TO uskei y
40 honor to The city sld source Of great
great benefit = he's yoaog people. ~ - als
and snrpoft Of our ei,i1eUo. go
Everything that pronisss the extension Of
iDforma,ion an,ong The peopll, and thsE gives
our youog men sources Of tnpsosensnti 10 Of
intersst TO eli. sai. r!ls g4s 1ass4sa ITO
Therefore. ws. - direstoea sllhis library.
after having used our une stpd essrgies IN
stsrsipg Il upos sssees00 t1Ietsnce. SOW
cell upon you 10 rsspvnd u sny Or al sf the
following nssheds: a zf !
Firss. ws ssll upon, 20 te TAKE yearly
ticket. ~hish win sntitls "a 80 Joaf family
to draw books from the lit61 ri SSs year.
can 10 obtained Of any, oss ~ sbs direstsfs. Y
Sesosd. We ssk. yos. u - .esa Do ., 70
maksa donation to the Library 81 aby book or
number Of books. that ySu ~ spare. assuring
you that the same viii BE- ofatstaiiy receissd
and carefully preserved. vleA your name. -
donor, written 10 eaeh.
Third. ws ask you 4, ,uaeIqer larsonal tn-
fusnce ia obtaining subsctittl0ps for tisksts.
ana IN having all books bsloaflag 70 The libra.
~, and nov 10 the possssslsa ef any Of your
aeussintauces, returned e. - arg f*ats
We shall open the library - tas drawing
Of books, SA,uHpAv ArrsaHooas JAsuAay 16rH,l
AT l O'CLOCK, and Il will re0ala epen for thas
purpose every Saturday ses6epen thereafter
from o'clock 10 9 o'clock = :set the School
Board Room, corner 81 Ea4d and Perry
streets. easE
Al soon - vs 6od Il prsssisstis. ~ shal
seeurs . permanens hall. asd gepsu Il every
evening for members GO pu6lie rssdisg room
The library nov ssoosisest - ssarlyg 1000
volumes. aud ve hope By seaekest edsrt. and
the assistance Of yoursslf anj others. TO double
the number within . fe~ ysoss
Aiming, - We do. for the laprovsmsss of
oursslv ss and Of Che ysasg 80 of Davenport
with whom ws are cotempcee1eps. ~ we'll -
thoss Who .hslI follow -. ws!ak yeaf aid.
Will you respond 49,. 80
Bs}ssviog tAst II 10 for wsse4Y sud ns.r
thso oMsotii ialIv hiAh ~ tkAtA2Appsak ~
are n-.
8 III IL ne vvry 9,s;;yyfI i6f{e'
aver ,Tas SRslzs ,5sIE .8 1S;sssaS,,s. 4; Go1i,
E A. OLIVER. -
n ". BENNETT.
Directors Of Library Of the Ass. Cong. OF
Davenport.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-06

THs SrATx Bank SrATRMENT.-The
usual mopshiy stat mens Of The Asrehaots'
Brsnsh Of The state Bank oi Iswa. for the
month Of Deeaubss will be found in another
column. The Hgarss chow that this popular
ecrsern continues 70 enjoy unlioited esnta-
dsoes and popularity. In its trssssstiens 9Th
bu,in.ss men ws fad that It couiinues In %
.ysn course. The items Of dissousts shoss
elight falling off iron the report ef the pre-
v,ous month, but il 10 only thousand dolsars.
ssa has no practical Significance. IT, stock
of 10 % aud U. 8. Boads stasds aboss the
,.ms-si00 more than last mouth. The cir
eu.tieu has besa reduced el2l. and nov
,lseds at e6 s3s. To meet thts the Back has
~ sie II soesis. Those who want eoin eas
=. IL even sios they prsssns the bills q this
hank "a The eashies. Va believe thst this il
|,.As ealy bast 4. he seaptfv that has sos ~
keo ~ 'bsnS6s No s'lssai ssudss' lsw.-
Tn. depe,it essaunt shows % iasrssss Of es-
47s ss.-sh, aass1s ssw sstssvssd 10 Il,
ear. b. Ii. pablls bsisg Ss7l. sos.ls. The
,urp,ss nov - hssd h eis. .47O %. bsiss %
iusrssss Of 81 .7ss. 50. darisg The past nesth
Co.psrisg ths statement jssa nads with tbs'
Of one yser sgs ws God the ssrosssss svidsns'
= Il great prosperity. Its deposits have 10
eressed ais .ssl - ~ disssasss - seeosSS
| vhils its eirealasisa has bssa re6sssS Me-
| so. .lls i 4. .sss. Thee shtsss ~ ssasl1ss.
"a - . sbsw shas The ssssses = ssssfuilJ
.essesa ana hasdsenSly pasrssssso. The
,sespssinv n swstpsheIseass iedisassss :
kpA4eeegerasyyee eilgs yhsay - eNsee
9se1een 81 thsir Aseess esein = =, vrsse
! & :
- . g -. 80 v. - =
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-06

Social PARrY AT LE CLA1RE.-Maj.
primr Il ont again = ith invitations fot aseth
or dance at lie Claire. on Friday evening the
sth. Those Who have sujoyee the Majors
hospitality viii be sure 70 60. and al others
are invited, Camsrsus Band farnishss the
VA
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-06

GREArRsr DiscovERY OF THE AaE.
Pro. B.ruhardts discovery for the treat,
ment Of the eyes IL fact becoming popular
among the people Of Davenport. Already he
has operated upon several critics! cases, and
in all, he has met with the most astonishing
success. Tho ssveral cases Of near-sighted-
oess, the most thr satsning catsrscts. partial
blindness, and. in fact. all diseases prevalent
to the human eye. have been treated by the
Professor 40 cured. He has had several
such subjects since his scjourn Ia this city
and al his unlertakinfs have been successful
Ali Who are sfactsd in any way shouid give
him trial at once. as his stay here will be
Eh6rt with rs. Rooms at the Ls Claire House.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-06

THE CuRis.tAN HoME.-Ihe Rev.
Mr.. Judd 10 esnvsssing .hs city. obtaining sub
scripssops for the purpose Of purchasing MI
Ils College and sstsblisbing there Christian
Homs-an aeylum Tor the poor and needy
We hope be will uaet With success.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-06

Bouu,r upscRIrTlons.-The follow
Ing Subscription list shews the msnnsr in
which tss 5th Ward ~as hsosghs 10 srt Of
she drsfk Tue ausssss eabsssibsd g 70 make
up the additlonal bounty cf 800 paid 70 sesh
volcre.>,a feom kka 9Th Ward:
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-06

MoRE PaIsorERs.-About FIVE hun.
dasd rebel prisoners arrived At Camp Jsf Ds.
vie this mornirg. They have been i've days
csmipg from Loaisvills. They suffered much
from the cold but enly one actually died iron
exposeurs
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-06

You.o SHTrL.Rs.-It should not be
forgotten that the young ssttIers Of Scott
Csuutry hold thoir Annusl Festival at lie
Claire Hall on Friday night. Every young
settler should make arrangements to be on
hand.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-06
SNf8 tf% n ASfk
! NUMBER \ 50.
No. SO Brady Street.

Rolo. Tour 10 Europe, 10 vols, BY Jacob Abbott, - a
Rolo il London, \. aa...at saI .Roioin Paris.
Roio il Switzerland, RI = Role s IL IN 1S.sss' Ramss
Roiio 10 Scotland. Is 9sa !solo on the Atlantic
RoIo IN Naples, ts7oat3sa tft' KOlo Rhine
The Rolo Bssks IA Vos, By Abbott. *s1 -
Leaning to Talk, Learning School,
Fire. Sky Water Air Travs. Vacation Travels Correspondence
The Florence Stories, by Jacob Abbott, 4 vols.
Foeno and John, Ginike, Orkney ISLANDS, English Channel
Santa Claus Fairy Story Books, ves. s3
Fairy Rhymes Fable Land Goves Travels, Fairy Godmother Eo
Fables, Arabian Nights. r.
The Pioneer Boy The Drummer Boy The Robin ov
Parsey's JsceNtle Series, IL coils.
+ r- Sea, Greece Winter Evening". ''"'
ParIeys Cottage Library, IL vols.
a5s Persevere Prosper Tales ofThe Sea and Land
- Home in the Sea, -eg Wit Bought 81
The rs Fnas, p,, a Te of the Rsvnse Dick oh.ro
Auntic Mnry's stories, 8 vols.
The Story Book Fanny Paeys New York Peeo ~
Beoss, Peep atthe Birds Aunt Msry's Stories.
The Mitea Series EXCELLENT Books for Children.
Mten, Orphans Home Story Mtseu. New 1
Miten, More Miten.
Tho silver Po1a1ay aoriox a xoy~
Sunny Eyed Tim India The Princes. Na,n, Thea al a.
Mounta Patty Williams voyogc Nobodyt Child Store -
The Casket ofJuvcniIes, beautifully illustrated.
Frankie stories, 6 vOls.
Robbins Nest Stories.
r"s "sn. mnr.s sss, s:sre; S.c,s BY Abbott
Tue sock stories by x.n. i'aSne,s Daughter.
10cs and stories Worth Telling.
Aso Abums Books n A.. Ro .
Fancy Good Ce ao5 sect bet the .sssvtmet broken
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-06

THEArR1cAL.-There will be splcn-
did perfosnance ~ the Theatre this evening.
Just look At The bill. and 60 and have - good
ono Ian oh.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-06

PERsoxAL.-MJor Heath, Of tho 7th
Cavalry, arrived 10 town last evening from
Fort Ksarne The 7th l. scattered over
large portion Of the frontier. ard Is getting
aloog fnely. Major Il. is 10 coed spirits. and
seems to slsnd border life admirably.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-06

At tho Pennsy lvania House, In this city. By the
Rav r. Emers N Judd, m the 5th irst., Mr.. BAN
UEL A. SHAW of the Fl Iowa Infantry, TO Miss
LuCELIA DpTY If Pleasant Valley.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-06
A. MILLER.

no. 20 pRApY ofR8nT, BELOW SECOND,
- KEEPS CONSTANTLY ON HAND AND
uakss 70 order
Gensss, Boys 4 Childrep - Clothing
Of the best materis inud In manner that csnno
fail 10 give satisfaction. Liberal patronage re-
oeotfu,iv solicited Gny2l-dly
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-06

IpL. MoxKY.-Over three quarters Of
. millicn a Of dollars in deposits are nov STOW
ID away In che vaults Of the banking houses
in this city, while the aggregate loans and d'''
counts through the banks will hardly 60 De"
yoad qu.rtsr Of . million. We esteem It
shame that 90 much idle capital should be
found In THE city. whatis the cause oft =
Not high rates Of interest. surely, for money
can be had on the most rsasonabls tsrms.-
The true re asos 10 fouad In the Appointment
Law, whioh while Il protects The borrower,
deprivss the lender Of the right TO eollsot bic
money when II 10 dne-exespt By most line
practicable precsss. We truss the Legislature
~ill take the mstter in hand at THE session
and either repeal the Appraismsnt Law snssr-
y, else 90 modify It ~ 10 give the borrower
the right to veive his rights under the said
Law. Ws Should then zee this pisthers rsdae-
a. 1t once.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-06

The place to get the best Kerosene
L,mps for every kind Of use IL At
Wsbb's. He also hiss the best lamp fixtures
and Kerosene oil. Call on him and sss the
goods.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-06

CLosE.-The Thermometer stood at
II deeress below zero this mo rning at sun
rise, bat sises that time has indicated nneh
mildsr Temperature Tbs Geld snsp 10 prebs-
bly over. 20
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-06
HOUSE EOik Rent

40 USE; FOX RENT.
II third House north OF my resid onse. Posseg.
sion given immediately.
Also a Moderate Priced
TX O N ne FOR - n .
$500 $500 Or $500
in cash balance may remain for term Of yoars
1t 8 per cent. interest.
l an also ready to engage to rem to sell
houses to be built in the Spring; to be ready for
occupancy in May or Juno nex,-rlans Of which
may be teen at m office.
Also good store tor Rent. and the East Dase-
nsnt in Metropolitan Block for Rent.
js4.tt) X. B. Hill, Mctrep,iitn Block.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-06

Is Nronr TaAln There will Do no
night tsains run on ,hs c. iesgo and Rock ls-
land Rsiirsod until next week. sass
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-06
DIED.

Jan. s.b, 1864, TROMCs WOOD. sged ~ yrs.
He died ct the re esdence Of his son-in-lsw, A. q.
Elll0u.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-06
The Daily Democrat and News,

h DA uB8ff. W. I. ADAMS
~ BARRETT 4 ADAMS,
Dentlsss, Cosner brady l. lih Btreets,
~ OVER PARKS i HOSnER'S GRO
0V cYhY Store. All persons who spprs-
41IYycistc . superior ssyls Of Dentistry
will 40 we'll 10 call. Prices moderate, On oil
work warfastsd. EnGsass On Feusth stree
ocl7-dEwtf
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-06

NRw Yoxx. Jan. g.
FLouR- Market cents lower $G7o@6.s5 e.
tra state $7.65t17.70 X. H. o.
WasAf-Market more arm. $1.45G14
Chicago Sprins Sl.l00l.6O Milwaukee Club
1.53MSl.s6 Winter Red.
CoAM-l .29Gl 80 in store.
!, UArs-Firmsr. 03004.
PoRs -Dull and lower. 9l7.00@l7.25 old
112 0U@t2. 80 new mess.
LAID Unchan
Wu,awY-0O0Ql
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-06

Military Uniforms and Equipnests
furnished At short notice By Erskine, ~ No. ,
West second strsse 1#a EH9a Gst
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-06
If. F. DODGE,

Surgical and Mechanical Dentist,
sRApY ssnssr, s.rwHHa FOURTH AND flvrB
ALL WORK EXECUTED IN a
0V strong and servicsabls manner, and
satisfaction guataatiea. Ofhce open
houra. dav and night jnsl-dN
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-06

II. II. KING,
A TTORvEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW,
~ and Notary Public.
OrrrCs-Oavenport's Block, LeClaire, lo~a-
Particular attention paid 70 collections In Scot
rnuutv ImyS-dly
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-06

DAY BoARDsRs W AHrHD.-Ah limited
ssmbsr Of day boardsrs ean be ssssnoe-
dated BY esliicg st the hrst door from the
corner Of Sixth and Main streets. west eide.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-06

Don't wait any longer, but call at
Kshos 4 Csrhart's and sss their new and
fa.biousb's winter drs-s goods. hoods. shaw's,
hoss. under garments etc. ye
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-06

CHAS. WHlTTAKER,
4 TTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW
"A Oppros, on Main street, in Grants Block, NJ
Steirs. 'my26.dsf
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-06
IA. 4 w. 10. HIGH,
Prspristos Of the
HARRISON ST. LIVERY 81A11z,

uARRis0N sr., Dafw1sN P0sNT . SECOND.
aASR HORSES AND CARRIGIS OF
8&1Z the best quality TO let at all houss
Funerals furnished on the shortest asties
HORSES BOUGHT AND SOLD,
and boarded ct reasonable charges. tmyl9-d1y
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-06

.. w. III. BAKER. n. d.,
uDRYSICIAN AND SURGEON. OFFICE IN
Basement State Bank Building. Residenc/
N Fifth stsset, between Brady and Perry streetl,
Davenport. Iowa. lnovlS-dAwu IL
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-06

New YORK Stock Market.
NRw YoRK, Jan 8.
Gold Sl51K.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-06

Or. GEO. w. MCCAIN,
rNBYSIClAN AND SURGEON. OFFICE
In room directly over the Post Once.
DR.. 0so. W. AoCAnN's residence, east side Of
Brady, second door from corner Of 9th.
ian Q-dwtf
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-06

GRANT 4 SMITH,
- TTORNnYS AND COUNSELORS AT Law
~ And Notaries Public. Once, Main street,
0s,t side, between Front and I'd streets.
anA.dARH
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-06

DEALER IN FURNITURE, CARPETS.
- Mats, Oil Cloth Mating, Window sn.des,
j. "A. REID, m. D., ~
Y1HYSICIAN AND SURGEON. OFFICE
q i ead rssidenes No. -, corner Main ana Third
rests, Dav enport, Iowa. Juiyi q
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-06
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.
ArrgRNooN sDssIox

And more couing.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-10-07

GUARD AGAINST FIREs.-As the time is
at band for replacing stoves and lighting
the first fires of the season in those that
have been unused for time, word of eau
ION may not be out Of place, and may save
us the unpleasant duty of announcing that
some citizen has been "burned out" There
is q charm about the first evening fires.
and as the family and friends gather around
them it is natural to pile on the kindlings
IN order to add to the cheerfulness of the
occasion. At such times the chimneys are
most likely to take fire, and if the wind be
ugh tue buildings in the immediate neigh
b"'bood are endangered. There is sim
pie method Of extinguishing the fire In .
chimney, which may be used in an instant.
1t IS this; Tade large handful of salt,
THROW 1t on the fire in the stove, and close
the stove as close as possible. twill sure>
ly eX'iuguish the flames at once.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-10-07
new York General Market.

.... NEW 1Okk, Oct. y.
Cotton-Ddll and nominally lower, at
81 l5al l8 for middIing.
Flour-The market for State and West
ern was more active and l0a20 better, at
ST. 85a8 10 for extra State, So l0a8 Is for
choice do, So l5a9 45"for extra round hoop
Ohio, and SO 55all for trade brands,
the market closing steady.
Whisky-Dull; Western, ST. G5al 81;
since change the market is tirmer, with
sales at 81 6Sal 70.
Wheat-5c better and more active, at
81 IS for Chicago spring, 81 78al 80 for
amber Milwaukee, ST. 78al 81 for winter
red Western, 81 85al 90 for choice amber
winter Western, and $2a2 05 for white
Michigan.
Corn--2a3c better, at 81 45sl Az for
mixed Western.
Oats-In fair request and lower 7sa8O for
Western.
Oofee--Dull; no sales to report,
Sugar-Dull and more or less nominal.
Molasses-Dull.
Petroleum-Dull, at 353a36 for crude,
62a62kc for refined, in bond, and 67aG7t
for refined, free.
Wool-Unsettled and very dull.
Pork Opened firmer, with fair de-
mand, but closed heavy, at $39 5Oa4O 80
for mess, Sal 25a42 80 for new do, closing
at $4l 20, cash, and S37 5Os39 for
prime mess.
Beef-More active at about yesterdays
prices.
Characterization frmer, at l7al84 for
shoulders, l8a2Oc for hams.
Lard-Rather frmer AMI more doing, at
l83a20aca
Butter-More active and steady, at 30a35
for Ohio and 36a45c for State.
Oheese-Unchangsd, at l31a22c.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-10-07
G;tte0taip9llt


Sr. Lours, Oct. Am cf5cisl despsteh
from Jefferson city says, sixty of Colonel
Fletcher's men in General eRwing command
reached Hermann No details of their
experience reached General Diving. The
principle portion of his troops arrived at
Rolla. All quiet at Jefferson city, no en-
envy having yet appeared in that vicinity:
The rebel army between Pacific and
Southwest branch Railroads with train
of wagons is apparently aiming at Rolla.
Pacific road reported not materially injured,
but the Southwest branch almost continu-
ally in the hands Of the rebels, and depots
and other railroad property at Saint CLAIR,
Pacific, Harrison, Cuba, and the bridges
across the Merrimac were burned. Nearlp
all the goods in Franklin were taken by
the rebels. Many private dwellings we're
plundered. Ironton and Arcadia were com>
pletely Quilted. Irondale and Potosi par
TALLY sacked, after Prices Chief OF staff
and other officers had assured the citizens
that private property would be respected.
Dispatches from Cape Girardeau says,
Colonel Hillyer commanding there has re>
opened Charleston, and sent a force Bloom
ington to his outpost and the cavalry scout
ing the country in all directions.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-10-07
The Rebel Situation.

The Phila. Enquirer has special from
Washington which says: learn from reb
ell Sergeant who left Stones Brigadea week
since, that Lee has acknowledged his posts
ton critical. He has fortified Danville at
all points and the temporary defences on the
route, and had taken number of heavy
guns from Richmond to Danville. The
supplies in Richmond have entirely given
out, and great difficulty is experienced in
furnishing the rebel army even with corn
meal. Davis and his cabinet have left
Richmond for South Carolina. All news>
papers except the Wing are moving from
Richmond and it is we'll known that the
great archives have been sent to Danville,
which is Lees base of supplies.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-10-07

NEW YORK, Oct. 6-The special corresT
pendent (of the Sd inst with the 9Th corps
says, everything has been quiet in the front
to day, except brisk interchange OF musk
etry between the skirmishers and contiu +
ed activity of our troops in fortifying and
strengthening their new position. Our
line remains the same as yesterday. The
enemy is also hard at work Strengthening
his works from one of our signal stations.
A brigade of rebel infantry, a battery Of
artillery and squadron of cavalry were
observed this morning to the right. This
movement indicates the Strengthening of
their force opposite our extreme loft, and
the probability of q renewed attempt to
drive us from our new position. 1t is un-
necessary to add that our commanding off
GERS entertain no appreciation of inability
to maintain their ground against any as
saulting column the enemy is likely to
send against us at this point
Our casualties since the commencement
of the late move, sum up 437 killed wound
ed and missing.
The Herald's 10th corps correspondent
says, this has been the most quiet and most
gloomy aud disagreeable day We have
Iassed since our advent in this vicinity.
1t has rained all day. 1t has been salts
factorily accertained that the movement of
the rebel troops referred to, was towards
Petersburg, rather than around our flank.
The operations of the Army Of the Potomac
have become so pressing that the necessity
has presented itself to Lee to return large
portion of the troops he had concentrated
in our front to that locality, still their re-
mains conviction that the rebels have not
wholly abandoned their purpose of making
a flank movement. To. light they attacked
oar cavalry pickets al New Market, driving
them in on their reserves.
The Times Washington special says,
General Wilson, who has just arrived from
Sheridan's headquarters al Harrisonburg,
represents that the destruction and capture
of rebel property by our cavalry in their
late great raid in the vicinity of Stanton,
were in commercial scale, and most COM
plete in their execution. More than 100
mills were destroyed. The Railroad was
badly cut up, and herd Of 1000 cattle and
sheep broug back to Harrisonburg.
New YoRK, Oct 6tb.-Tbe Commercials
Washington special says that an officer from
the 5th corps, who arrived from that point
to-day was told by rebel officers captured
.by Buffers forces, that our armies are
beating them surely by force of numbers
and that the result must be their speedy
overthrow.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-10-07
New York Money Market

New YORK, Oct. 6.
The money market was active, at seven
per cent. Sterling exchange, l083al09 for
specie.
Gold-More active and firmer, opening
at 1924, advancing to 1913, declining to 1929
advancing to 1914, declining to l94t, and
closing at 1859.
New YORK, Oct. 6-evening.-The Gold
market shows more strength, though from
no special assignable cause beyond a slight
recovery of confidence. Prices opened at
1921, and steadily advanced to 1861, and
then declined to 1914 and weak.
Pittsburg, 99a; Fort Wayne, 944.