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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-09-13

EYE AND EAR.-Prot j. Isaacs, NJ D., Ocu-
list and Aurist, formerly at Leyien. Holland, is
permanently located at No. 5l1 Pine Street,
Philadelphia, where persons afflicted with dis
eases Of the Eye and Ear will be scientifically
treated and cured il durable. Artificial Eyes
inserted without pain.
N. B.-The Medical faculty is invited, as he
has no secrets in his mode Of treatment ju17 ly
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-09-13
Notice.
WILMINGTON MARKET.
Correoled by O. Chandler & Son.

WHR fTm Of JAMKs H. RICE BROTHER, Iron Poun-
ders is his day dissolved, by utua consent JAMES
H. RICE Withdrawing. The Ae0nuts Of the late hrm will
be settled by JOHN v. RICE who will continue the
business heretofore under the and style Of JOHN
" RICE Il CO., cornsr of Tenth and Orange Streets.
JAMES II. RICE,
wIlnInstOu, sept, 10th, lssa-sep iS-in
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-09-13
JAMES BRADFORD

JAMES BRADFORD
MOULD respectfully inform his friends and the public
w generally, that he has
Removed to his New Store,
Nos. and East Third Street, near Market,
WILMINGTON, DEL.
wherS he will fsep constantly hand full stock Of
PAINTS, OILS AND GLASS.
Ills facilities conducting the business on the most
enlarged scale and the most satisfactory manner are
net eqnRled by any other establishment in the state
whilst his stock lager than In any between PhA-
delphit an1 Baltimore. He returns his thanks to his
patrons p the liberal patronage heretofore bestowed upon
him, and hopes by strict attention business to merit
and receive continuance OF their faycrs in his new oea.
tion. sepb
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-09-13
Sherif's Sale.
Groceries, Wholesale and Retail
9 luEI nII

e7slslA RESPECTFULLY informs the citizen OF WilmIr
Aset ton, and the public generally that he has
at his old established stand at the OF sET
NTH anu KING Sts general assortment OF well select
Family Groceries, which he will sell at the lowest prices
the most reasonable terms. Having for number
years been engaged in the business he respectfully in
2 the public to call and examine his stock, he fs
@ dent viii give sAtistion. f29
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-09-13

LEVI H. SPRINGER informs his old friends and
customers that he is prepared 20 attend to the
manufacture Of Veuitian, Parlor. and Chamber
Blinds. and will also furnish Window Shades
and fixtures on the most reasonable terms. All
orders left at the furniture ware rooms Of Mr.. L.
+. Adair, No. 500 Shipley street, between Third
and Fourth streets, will receive prompt personal
attention. Old Blinds painted and trimmed as
usual au 1871.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-09-13
Special Advantages of this Loan.

IT Is NATIONAL SAVINGS BASK, offering higher rate
of Interest than any ether and hs best security Any
savings bank which pays its deposItors in u g. Notes.
considers that it is paying in the best circulating medium
of the country and 1T cannot pay in anything better for
its own assets either in government securities or in
notes or bonds payable in government paper.
1t is equally convenient temporary or permanent
investment The notes can always be sold for within
fraction Of their face and accumulated interest," and are
the hest security with banks as eoAteraIs discounts
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-09-13
PENINSULAR r. R. LINE.
Change Of Hours.

0N and after MONDAY, August l. 1894 Trains for the
v accommodation Of Passengers will run follows
II further notice:
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-09-13
For Sale.
a nD AW EEdhHI GE

SOUND AND IN GOOD CONDITION. Good either
under the saddle In Harness, cool PAGER, having
made his mile in little over s40i but also trots in
harness; gentle and easily manaped.
Enquire of JOHN c. PATTERSON or Of ORNELlUs
GREEN, at john Fosters Stables.
tepi2.3t
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-09-13
Seventy-Four Building L
AT
PIJRIIC SALE

PUB1lC SAAEi.
WILL be sold at Public Sale ON the premises, on
w THURSDAY, September 22d, 1854, at o'clock, P.
NJ, all those "a building lots handsomely situated front
ing on Lombard Pine, Eighth Taylor and Ninth Streets,
in the city Of Wilmington These lots very desirable
for dwellings manufacturing purposes and the whole
will positively be sold without undsrbddng
for what they will bring TO close them out the
living at distance from this city.
TERMS OF SALE.
Ist 20 per cent cash on the day of sale.
3D. On all amounts Of 800 and upwards 20 per cent
at sale 80 per cent within ten days from the day q
sale and the haance may remain the property, secured
by Bond and Mortgage Ia the usual MANNER payable in
two years with Interest half yearly from the day sale
Sd All amounts under $500 must be paid cash with
In ten days from the day Of ss'e.
4th Purchasers who pay the whole amount in cash
within ten days from the day OF SALE to he allowed dis
count Of per the whole purchase money. When
the foregoing terms are complied with deed will be
made clear of all neumbrances
WILLIAM BRIGHT, Agent.
WIN. II. REYNOLDS. Auotlonser--sep g-ts
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-09-13
Wilmington, March LIST, 1864.
yard,

Lumber Yard,
H. L. Tatpall Co., will continue the business at the
old stand at the foot Of Market ST. and they respectfully
solicit continuance Of the patronage bestowed upon the
late irn.
They will keep constantly on hand full assortment
Of lumber which they will dispose Of at the lowest
ket rates, contractors and builders respectfully In
vted call and examine their stock before purchasing
mArlbm
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-09-13
DE-. Cheesemanls Pills
CRITTENDEN'S
PHILADELPHIA COMMERCIAL
COLLEG

637 Chestnut St., Cor. of 7th,
ESTABLISHED 1874, INCORPORATED 1855.
An Institution designed to aid young men In Aequr-
ing
PRACTICAL BUSINESS EDUCATION.
The course of instruction includes
BOOk-Keeping,
As prAeticed by the best Accountants for wholesale,
Retail, Jobbing, Manufacturing, Commission, Pos0gn
and Domestic Shipping Business Joint Stock CompaneH
Banking, &c.
PENbfANSHIP,
In every style, Plain and Ornamental, Is taughtiby
THOMAS W. MOORE,
One Of the most skilful Of Penmen.
MERCANTILE CALCULATIONS,
COMMERCIAL LAW, BUSINESS FORMS,
DETECTING COUNTERFEIT NOTES, &c.
Students instructed separately, and received at any
time.
Diplomas with the seal of the Institution attached,
awArded on graduation.
In the practical value Of It's wel-tred OF nstrue
ton extent Of Accommodations and facilities for imp art
ing Business knowledge this Institution is unequaed.
CATALOGUES sent free on application.
AS-CRTfEEDBEs series Of PracticA Treatres Book
Keeping, and Judge sHARswooD'B Lecture before the
Students, on Commercial Law for sal at the College
s; soaN H HFIGTsSRGk. aaGEsSRGk. rrinaaA.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-09-13
Pottery, Bal French street,

You can have your choice of all sses and Of the very
hest quality Cement and directions to be had also.
These Jars possess advantages all other kinds,
Glass is of such fragile nature Is difficult to put In hot
water without cracking and Tin s 50 easily affected by
acs &c. which corrude rust 1t that It can be used
but very few times STONE JARS be used tor any
length Of time and their strength aud eheapnsss make
them the 1AVlrite
Wilmip Eton, July 2sth, 1sS4.2G.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-09-13
U. S. 7-sO LOAN.

The secretary of the Treasury gives notice that sub
scrpons will be received for Coupon Treasury Notes.
payable three years from August 1bh 1861 with semi
annual interest at the rate Of seven and hreetenhs per
cent per nnnnm-prncpa and interest both to be paid
inlswfal money.
Thess notes will be convertible at the option OF tho
holder at maturity intO sz per cent gold bearing bonds
payable not leas than five more than twenty years
from ihslr date, the Government may elect They will
be issued In denominations of $780, $780, $780, 1000 and
s5OOOs and all subscriptions must be for my dollars or
multiple of afty dollars
The notes will be transmitted to the owners free Of
transportation charges after the receipt Of the
original Certificates of Depoto they be prepared
As TIE notes draw interest from August 49, persons
making deposits subsequent TO that date must pay the
Interest accrued from dAto of note to date of deposit.
Parties depOsiting twenty-five thousand dollars and
upwards for these notes at any time will be allowed
commission of onequarter of per cent which will be
paid by the Treasury Department upon the receipt of
bill for the amOuAt certified to by the ossr with whom
the deposit made. No dsductions for commissions
must be made from the deposits
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-09-13

ms.a ak NoRTn POLE REPRIaRRAToR keens vou,
4 WV, s, fruits and vegetables cool in hot Tea;bsr.
'''H left at bO4 Market street - II.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-09-13
PRESERVE YOUR FRUITS IN
Hare's Air tight Stone Jars.

THESE JARS have been in use for TEN YEARS and
have given full satisfaction. Remember, Fruit be
preserved without Sugar which is very important in
these times. BY calling at the
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-09-13
Dissolution of Co-partnership.

THE eo-pArtnership heretofore existing under the firm
OF Nebeker Tatna is this day dissolved by mutual
consent Persons Indebted to the late firm requested
to make immediate payment Also that all bills bo pre-
sonted for settlement to either Of the undersigned,
The name Of the hrm to be used In settling only.
GEO. NEBEKER,
II. L. TATNALL.
yyilp,inrtnn March Ist 1864
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-09-13
REMOVAL.

WIN. II. NAFs. Auellonesr.
Washington telegraph., 1864-02-10
Confederate States EaS--N0tiCe e
10 E'zE-Esayegs.

A LII PERSON liable 10 Taxation under the
IA provisions of the law of Congress, approved
April 24th 1868 are hereby notified to come
forward at the times and places hereinafter men
toned, and file proper lists of all property sub
joet to taxation, 50 that the same may be prop
erly assessed All professional men. merchants,
mechanics ana others, will be required to furnish
the undersigned with lists Of the amounts of mo-
ncy, notes and other credits on which the inter
est has not been paid. on hand or on deposit on
tne lst of July, 1863, all incomes profits in any
business of every description and all produce
OF farms and plantations, which lists must be
sworn to by the parties making the same. "a
correct list of all notes and credits will be
CURED, exhibiting names, dates and amounts.)
] will attend at
B6s d Arc Township, at Fulton, on Monday
Feb. 8th; - a - =. fs u ea. Io' -sfseb'
Saline Township, at Columbus on Monday,
February 18th 7-e- .si T. -'.-'d- I1rsl -
Niue Greek Township, at Nashville, on Mo.-
Ozan Township, at Washington, on Monday,
Feb. 10Th 1864 71a.r ri o5SF1 uifa s'rzcr :
Only that part of Ozan Township is included
lying west of north aad south line passing the
astboundiry ofthe town of Washington s7.ra
All persons are required to give prompt att
tention to this notice. am positively instruct
cd TO enforce the penalty of; DOUBLE TAXATION
IN al cases of neglect refusal. fsv 3; o.,-s f.
81 vsnf ~ .-t -a-~-r J. R. 4GRATIOT.
Assessor Cesfsderdte Tar,
2-3w 'TT Hampstead County, Ark.
Washington telegraph., 1864-02-10
- HEADeuATkRs TRANSMITS. DEPT.
Shreveport. La, Jan. 13, 1864.

Shreveport. La, Jan. IL, 1864.
GENERAL ORDERS, No. 8.
ALL authority to raise new organizations.
| from men liable to eonseripti"n in this De-
partment, not within the enemy's lines, will
expire on the fifteenth February, 1864.
These commands must be assembled imme-
diately, and all men absent from. and claiming
to belong to them after the fifteenth of Febru-
ary next, will be arrested by the enrolling ofh-
GERS as conscrip1s, and sent to the camp OF in
etructon.
An officers who have received such authori-
tv must forward, on or before the fifteenth
Of February next muster rolls of the men re-
cruited by them, whether the organization is
complete or not.
III, In accordance with orders from the Nv 81
Department at Richmond, Major J Horace
Lacy is announced as Chief Inspector of field
Transportation in the Trans Mississippi De.
partment. 49, .---a
By command of
Lieut.. Gen. E. KIRBY SMITH.
S. S. ANDERSON.
o:3w Asst Adj't Gen.
Washington telegraph., 1864-02-10
l't WASHINGTON q
FEMALE ACADEMY.

THE Spring Session Of the Washington Fe-
i mule Academy will commence on Monday.
26th, 1864 under the superintendeuce of Mrs.
Field and Miss Brown. Rates. of Tuition $40
and $50 Payment at the end Of each half
session. No deduction except in case OF pro-
y aeteo liiness- aa ,. 7'ss.T1s q &, x3-.< &
Washington telegraph., 1864-02-10
To the Ladies.

A LADY has a very handsome piece of straw
II colore.t Tarletan, suitable for an evenn 2
dress, which she wishes to exchange for a
Calico or Homespun plece-pattern for pattern.
She has alse handsome Satin Mantle which
she vould exchange for homemade goods
Enquire Iof ehe editor. Asef e IL
Washington, January IS, 1884. 61-H
Washington telegraph., 1864-02-10

HEAD -QRs. TRtNS-MISS. DEPT,
SunErEroRT, La, Jan Is, 1861. 5
SPECIAL ORDERS No. Il.
XII In accordance with Instructions from
the War Department at Richmond Va, the
following namei officers will rtjoin their COM
marla East of the Mississippi without delay:
2d Licnt VIM. wilkins, Co. T, u Ark. Vols.
Capt w. f. Johnson, Co. D, ''
2l Lieut. W W, Williams, Co. K, 60
81 Lieut. J. @. Anderson, Co. C. ''
1st Lieut. Jacob Foster, Co. A, 18th Ark. Vols
Capt ". ". Thompson, Co. 3, 80
Capt s. ". Jackson. Co. Go. &c
II Lieut. W. T, Washington. Co. E, ''
@l Lieut. C. Nobiey, Ce. G, 90
Capt ". A Cotter. Co. II, IS -
Hl Lieut. W. Ferguson. Co I. &c ''
Nejar ]. B. McCulIorh, 4th Ark. 90
81 Lieut. ~ J. Ccughran, Co. II, 50
~ Lieut J. ". ElkinS, Co. C, 60
lst Lieut. E. Mclaughlin, Co. \, Battalion
Ist Lieut. ]. II. Doason, *
ID Lieut. A. NJ Terison. Co C. Z"
I'd Lieut. John l.. Hill. Co. C, lst Ark.
2i Lieut. 7 :. ], Yarbrough, Co. D, '' '
1st Lieut. W J Wasson. CO. E, :: 90
2l Lieut. Jas Z per- Co. F. ''
II Lieut. ". ID. kittle, Co F, ''
Sd Lieut. R. F. Baldwin, Co. F. =" ''
2d Lieut. b. J. Benefell. Co. [, '' g
81 Lieut. Sam. j. VEG of:n, Co. r, ''
Capt J. ". CLARK. Co, \, 3lst Ark. 60
Capt. ]. Iocoway, Co X,
Lieut. J c. Holden, Co. 4. s'
81 Lieut. Chas. Sims Cn. E,
By commanl If
Lieut. Ger. T. KIRBY SMITH.
s. S. ANDERSON,
Asst Adj't General,
Feb. 3, 1864 lr 23w
Washington telegraph., 1864-02-10
S ALE OF L A n D S
Taxes in Lafayette County and State of Arkansas.

described
MARCH
completed said
OF OF
yTrctLa
henot th.eascn o
Washington telegraph., 1864-02-10
HEADQUARTERS TRANS MISS. DFPr.

HEA UAHEEhs IHass-1HIss. DFFT'
Shreveport, Ls., Jan IL, 1864.
GENER II OR DERS No.
THE attention of the Department Command
| er has been called to the number os desert
ers, who are reported to be crossing the Mis-
sissippi into this Department. They np-
pealed to- TO return to their commands with
out deleT.
District Commanders anil EIroling Officers
will take steps to arrest ssd send to their
commands all officers aud men who have come
into, and remained in, this Department without
lawful military sathority since the fall Of
Yicksturg.
By ceHman' Of
Lieut. Gen z. KIRBY SMITH.
S. s. ANDER SON,
2:3r ASST Adj't General.
Washington telegraph., 1864-02-10
STOfEN.

IRON my lot, near the Fulton road, an old
Il BUGGY WHEEL, with Spokes ont. III
will pay liberal ward for it's return. or .elI
the rest OF the Buggy to the thiet for Coun.
te rfeit Money. 10 @--1 BENZ. r. JETT. Ssr
jan 70, fco4. 20 j. ''t 1-3.
Washington telegraph., 1864-02-10
500 Reward.

DANAwAY from the subscriber on the Doth
III day Of December, 1868, one negro Woman.
FAMED Mary, about 35 years old, some fee,
high, OF black color, several scars on her head
also her two children, the oldest, Wander.
about IA years old, low and heavy set but small
to her age of black color. The ether. denry.
about years old, also black color. fl'f
The above reward win be pail for their d..
livery to me, their confinement in anv ;a;,
so that can get them. Address.
-~rv 81. % ..-s., JOSEPH EAST, pa
Mt. Morish P. O., Hampstead Co.
jan 27, 1864. 144
a Good Horse for Sale. =
4 PPLY at this Office. In aI5,1 aGime ,a5 = r
Ia Jan. ~. 1o1kNnhl sr-15-r4 ie Eai'Hr a
Washington telegraph., 1864-02-10

tSr The New Haven Register say. ii IS ar
hrmed that the Supreme Court has arriyel at
a decision unfavorable 70 the legality Of the
Legal Tender Treasury Notes. but that f,r prn-
dential reasons it will not be made public at
present =. H IAryF
This is straining at gnats and swallowing
camels- Lincoln's emancipation proclam,.-
!on IS decided constitutional As war measure.
The Supreme Court does wisely TO be prudent.
The members will not stick TO their opin.
Ions. They will violate their osthS and yield
Again. sss0 @94- f9 rsaiEpI Il1 nt-TG ii
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-12-10

LoUisviLLx, Ky, Dec. 6.
The Journsl's Nashville special Of th
9Th says:
N, casnge 10 tie general situation.
Skirmishing in front oi the 4th corps
Eneny driven back to his old position. Fe'
cssnslsies resulted.
Pr,sooers report Cheatham with cavslr
-. the rebel right, Leo in the center ~
s,ewsrs on the left.
They say Lee has 4 batteries Of 4 qua
ZACH in position.
A rebel brigade had left in the directio
Il Murfrcesooro, not known whether fU
.orsying or 20 attack Murfreesboro.
One u our batteries on Stcadnsu's iron
llened this morning, but no reply.
Gen. I. J. Wood remains in command {
the 4th corps. Uouch takes command Of
ilvisioL in 23i corps.
A special - the Journal Of the Och say
here 10 no change in . fairs around the cit,
LOUISVILLE, Dec. ..
Burbridge and command were 1t Beau
~ The 6ih, Li- ces we'll organ zed ap
.uppilcd and good spirirs. This NOV
u.nt Of Burnridsc Oh Brrck inridge's IAN
a.: compelled the is ter to draw bic Ell
IRE force beyond Bulls Gap except sma
svAlry detschtnen..
Vaughan was reported at Obuckey Ben
~ith cavalry lo,c., and Rushfod Johnso
It Jonesboro, but both reports cons'derc
i0ubtsui.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-12-10

" Aenfm0T0n. Dec. y.
Tho Augusta Coussituti0nsiist think
3hermsu hss not for moment hcsitstsd b.
the point to DO attacked or road to il
.sying the enemy broke Ssmpss LAlsfsviih
srly on the morning Of the "a lost, aba.
iooing the shortest route to Augusta, mos
ng BY . new route 10 the direction Of So.
ssunsh.
The Cons nationalist lays out the folIosiG.
xmpAign for sherman % being he most pat
irai ess. With hiA tseaNe END psSvssi..n ia ,,
I'll be viii pass his entire army - xisses
ben throwing his cavalry 10 the sssr be Ill
ut bic wagon trains besween the Two wings o,
nis army and march 10 cowpacs column stead
y bat eaosseusly On the city Of Savsnnah.-
rbe Vg~ehss ssd is 10 O. . sings asd tibu
aries and ssamps on his right sOd the SA.
'snnah river In 10 equally swan py banks
,is left. Both his danks will bo securs J.
covered, ard thus taaged he has . ma st .
yer 81 miies to the city. Travelling Il ths
sls be has arranged since leaving At anita
,ooid rrsch .hsre b. The 9th, provided l..
~ u.d rot be che cked by The way.
lite Oconce bridge ha1 not been burned, al
Tough desperate attempts had been made Il
cco4pisn t.
Tue kschiuond Enquirer Of the 18th repo I,
hat 70 new moyen-n.s have been maze II
the direction oi Glahsm ssi lie.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-12-10
CAfRo. Dec. 8.

CAIRO, DEC. D.
A patrol of thirty men of the Sd lows
.avalry, under command OF Lieutenant
sas sent from Memphis on Sunday morn
ng. About two miles this side Of White
station they fell iuto an an buscade OF abcp
90 bushwf ackers, under the Dotorou
Jiubfoot Ford. Our force was taken com
,!eteiy by surprise aud compelled to re-
reat, wieh loss Of thirteen ot their nun
yer taken prisoners, not, however, beiors
even Of the guerll.s were killed en-
Wounded. None OF the patrol were killed
,ut two or three wero wounded. Fore
subsequently, retired beyond Whites Sta
ion.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-12-10

New YoRk, Dec. l0.-The Augusta Con
stitutionatist Of the Sd says Sherman APP
prars to have halted to grind corn AS he
tends towards the barren counties Of the
South It becomes necessary to make proper
provision. His foraging parties are contin-
ually driven in by our cavalry, and his for
age is reported to be short.
Tho Tribune's Washington special says
Gen. Emery. Of the 10Th corps, arrived here
today from Sheridan's front. Everything
quiet when he left. Early, it is believed.
had sest three divisions Of his force t.
Richmond, viz: Pegram's. Jordon's and
kcrshaw's, leaving behind only one infant
~ division and RossGr's cavalry. The roads
are IN splendid condition and the health oil
the army excellent.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-12-10

New York, Dec. 1O.-Richmonl papers
Of the 9TH are filed with speculations Of an
immediate advance on Richmond, and en-
plantations why they expect it. They arr
entirely confident that Grant has been re-
inforced by the 9th corps, and that he has
other fresh troops.
The Worlds Washington special says :
Gen. Rosecrans is 10 be transferred to
some more important command.
Richmond papers give further particulars
Of Whceler's fight with Fitzpatrick, in which
it appears that Wheeler was obliged to fall
back, owing to Kilpatrick's superior num-
bers
The rebel Gen. was wounded ut Griswold-
vile; and he is censurcd for rushing his
troops against treastworks.
Every house but Mr. Griswold's was de-
strOyed.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-12-10
Nxw Yoax, Dec. 9.
Tho Richmond Wing of the 9th says:

Tho Richmond Wing Of the 9th says:
We have reason to believe, from oil v,
lsvs heard, that Sherman's army has uai'
d ana is marching With measured pace t.
be coast. We also have reason 10 anta
ate . battle az come point northwest
jAvsnoah ere the close OF the present weel
Tue Richmond Enquirer Of the 9th cay
We learn that sn official telegram r. ceive
asst night, states that Wheeler has ir 1,ctef
4 severe blow upon the enemy. The local.
~ Of this tight Is hot given for snfficicD
reasons. Ii occurred last Sunday mornn.
Orc corps Of the enemy and Fitzpatrick
cavalry attacked Wheeler in strong pos
ion. They came up bnld'y to the sttsc,
.Gd made several charges, oil Of which wet
epulscd by Wheeler's men, who, though
srgely outnumbered, maintained theI
round and raked down the foe. The dis.
latch states that The eDemv lost heavily
and it was reported that Fitzpatrick wa
wounded.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-12-10

NEw YORK, Dec. y.
The steamer Hanna, from Southampto,
tho % has arrived.
IL Vas reported At Southampton the %
bar Semmes' ship, Sea King, was watchu
IL MA6etis..
TIE Army and Navy Gazette ssys it H.
inbecouiDg British officers to engage I
lock sde running, and treating the Queen
reel anation Of neutrality With consemp
The Tiues sees no alarm in L,ncolo's r,
election. England IL probsbly safer 10 h..
han any other hands. Regarding foreig
States, England particularly, ne may res
.onsbly believe nat be has sowp bis vii
rats. He bss gone through . cpurse OF d.
fy,rg and insulting England, and Ne hop
~ will not repeat the experiment..
New Yoax. Dec. 0.
Recent proceedings in the South Caro-. In.
Legi. stur~ look very much - though tha
S.ate in consistency with her ingrained sec
sion doctrines, was about TO becede from IL,
empire Of Jen Davis
Resolutions have been introduced 10 tina
body announcing ~ uncoas tisutionsi Davi
PROPOSE iuus to snsAucipAts the slaves On.
Abr,Jge the freedom II the press. declari
hat the 8 ates are not amsnsbls ~ the kieh
mond Govern ent, { d advising thu Q h.
states no % sub. il ~ = usarpAt ona
The Rchno d D .. stch Il she oth saye
Sd rmsn ems to re becs ing more I mid
m.rs xhausted. Foi da3 . Up 10 last Sss.r.
day he made oily mile. per day. H. hss
lost 40 much time sud sisen the ont. DER u
opportunity 70 gather. that be mus Of ueo.e
sisy strike f. savannah o. Beaufort. II ~.
exlec ed - Savannah the xetD. All tns.
night shipping Of that point tnr~w ~ sixu.l
r0caets or his Euidspoe.
Rithnond pspers say Grant ID MISSING o.
The eat eme right vt tue army VI the Js.uss
aud attacts BY him there. ala ~ the LEI. Of
tno Amy Of the Potion % were 81 ptcttd.