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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-02-18

Weregret extremely to learn that the
type. and many of the fixtures nsed in the
publication of the LAP orte Democrat. were
DESTROYED, orrendeTed useless. on Monday
night last. By o party of soldiers. The
editor, Mr.. p Mcdonald says in printed
slip over his signature: -t.sa.
s'They entered the Office at about . o.
clock, r. ". while the employees were ab-
sent, by breaking through the door, and
threw the type and fixtures in confused
mass upon the floor, rendering them Who'll
ly unscrviceable for any purpose whatever,
except as old metal"
This will eventually do Mr.. Mcdonald
much more good than harm in pecuniafy
way. and if it does not greatly benefit the
infamous cause be advocates it will be q
less matter. It SHOULD not, however, have
any influence in that direction, as so-caIled
Democrats have not only eouaseTed resis-
tance to the laws. but have committed
twice as many outrages of.this kind since
the war commenced, not to go back 10
1861, wien they mobbel and hung
every a5oliticnist they could find in Kan
sas and inths Slave States. Had we no
more regard for truth than our neighbor
we would say the mob at LaPorte was
composed entirely Of copperheads, and
that they destroye the Office sfer the sake
of making political capital. and it would
be quite as true as what he said about the
Union men destroying the guns at Bour-
bon q few weeks since. - s'isssI
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-02-18

Chicago has 7ninety-two churches and
one thousand one hundred and ninety two
liquor shops.-Boston Post.
AMI some Of the liquor-shops have quite
as much religion as some of the churches,
we arc panied to confess Chicago Times.
If the editor Of the Times ,would be SO
good as to, state Just how many visits he
has paid to the churches. and how many to
the grog-shops Of Chicago during the last
year. for instance, we could fairly estimate
the value OF his testimony above giyep.-
" T. Tribune. ..f-yy
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-02-18

Inv A,S'h "e 10 70 tFoiJ y eNOtS 'so's W -
the expossre,we made the other week of
-FOUR efficient Auditor blunders. it'd
mits the correctness Of one of the specii-
cations, but insists that some ono else is
responsible for the other. We cannot un-
.lerstand how, if ''our efficient Auditor
is guilty Of the first blnnder. his prcdeces-
sor could commit the second, provided
last years duplicate was correct, which,
we nnderst and is the fact Did notr"our
efficient Auditor" OF his more experienced
deputy, copy the duplicates entire this
year? We admit that the best qualified
men may sometimes commit errors in cop
yirg tax duplicates, but If they exercise
the usual precaution such errors. il any,
will be discovered. The fact that s"our
efficient Auditor" failei to disc,v the
blunler until it was pointed ont TO him,
proves conclusively that he is a careless
officer. unfit to, DE trusted with such i'm
portant business, anu also justifies the in
ference that he has male SEQ res Of similar
blnnders since he has been in office. -
The Democrat thinks no one but an alb
.olition Editor would have thought for a
moment Of manufacturing political capital
out OF such hiinsy material. and adds
l..Kll we have to say in relation to the
msttar is that even an sbolitionist is hard
run for capital when he invests in such
stock a go '.eis'7aH iaa ide7
1t may now appear to the Democrat
to be small business, to point out the blum
lders OF an Auditor, but when sour eff
Gent Auditor, himself run the masheen
he did not SO regard It, but with an un'
scrupulousness which doubtless made The
devil himself tremLle lest be, should be
leclipsed as q lalsiier not only talked aud
bla,he BY the column about some ina
ginary plumbers of bis predecessor. but
went round in the night painting the fen
ces and side walks with 6garas to expos.
ridiculous blunder one Of our young ty
pos made in correcting the annual exhibit
but Tor which be repeatedly insisted, fol
the purpose of manufacturing political
capital. upon holding the Auditor respon
siblc. He enjoyed the sport amazingly o.
pointing ont imaginary plumbers of the
then incumben. Of the office he now holds
but thinks it rather unbecoming in us tc
expose his real ones. Shamocracy. truly. j.
represented by all her votaries.
In regard to the challenge the Democrat
sends US. Offering to find FIVE blunders com.
mitted by Auditor Fuller while in office
for each one committed by any Democrat
ic Auditor this County ever had. we must
decline at present for obvious reasons. but
will accept it on even terms after the close
of Auditor aThompson's term What
say ycu. neighbor? Ire
I
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-02-18

"a A ISLANDER on TIE l1TR Isp.. Rec
2 The Evansville Times. . copperhead
sheet, says the 18th regiment While at the
;ieps in that city, IN their return home,
gave three cheers for. Little Mac"
3as We inquired of one of the members oil
the 17lf q day or two since, If this stfte-
ment was true. He said it was not. lie
heard no cheers for Little Mac. offasy
Que else while tie regiment was Al .hs
depot at Evansville.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-02-18
ExkeurfvE DErAET,rEST, p . - e''i'
Indianapolis. Indiana. =
From Gen. sherman's Expedition.

y NEw.Yonk, Feb. 15.-The Herala's
dispatch from Yicksburg states that Jack.
son anl Yazoo City are in the hands OF
Sherman, afte. slight skirmish, attended
with but little loss to US. This success
gives US fine foraging country.
|, Generals Mcpherson and Hurlbut oeca.
pied Jackson. Colonel Yates occupied
Yazoo, after sharp fight at Sartatia,
where we lost few men. s
NAsnvIIIE, Feb. 1.-THE following
from the Mobile expedition comes from
official sources: .f.........-..
Sherman entered jackson, Miss, on the
morning Of the 5th. The enemy offered
but slight resistance. ard are supposed to
be falling back over Pearl river.
1t is believed that the rebels are rcceiv-
ing reinforcements from their army at Dial
ton. Georgia. -,
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-02-18

4 circular from the Aljutant General Of
the State dated Indianapolis, Feb. 18th,
says that after crediting all enlistments for
new and old regiments, and all re-cnlist-
ments Of veterans. a number equal to one
half the quosa of the several counties as
announced last October will be required to
prevent draft on the 10Th of March.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-02-18

Respectfully invite the various Sob
diers Aid Societies anl Assoc cations. Of
Whatever namsior kind, that havs con
,iributed money or goods for the relief Of
,npr soi'liers in the field. to vsepd one or
idore. delegates 40 meet in kconsention- at
Masonic Hall. Indianapolis, on the 81 day
OF March next. at 10 o clock, a. M. At
such convention, William 5Hannamsn,
ESQ. President ofthe State Sanitary Com
mission and alfred Harrison, ESQ. i,
Treasurer thereof, will make fnil'report Of
hthe operations of said Commission, EN- :
b,acing a statement of all reccipss'of mon
fpy. or stores of.whatsver kind. and the dis
tribution and application made of the same.
ftois also desired that lsnch societies or as
sociati0ns shali submit TO the Convention
tadhll statement OF their contributions to
tho army. through whatever channel they
may have passed in order that il may be
icompared with the report OF the State San
itary Commission. and a full record made
1 of what has been done in the State for the
relief Of the soldiers 'am :aai -GlssI
i9ltsisduet to the patriotic anil humane
that they be fully informed of the use that
has been made OF their contributions And
! it is. also believed that such convention,
iPby elaboration ami comparison Of expe-
rience and knowlclge'in various parts Of
the State. cab devise common system Of
operations which will be great improve
mcnt upon the past. It is also desired
that reports be submitted Of private con-
istribntions, not passing through societies
4 or associations, made to the Indiana or
other Sanitary Commissions; and all per-
sons having made them or aideI in their
collection arc respectfully invited to at
! teh'l and participate in the deliberations
of the Convention %. T.. MorTov,iph
r. = e9iiiiol Governor Of Indiana
I ExkeurfvE DEraRT,rEsT, % 4" - e''1Irs
! ,IIuiiapapolis In 3iaua - sc4f1"f Fei
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-02-18

~If you want to buy a first rate
Boot or Shoe cheap. go to PAUL's. He
has very Large Stock that cannot beck
cslled for. Quantity, Quality or PRICE, in
Indiana ~ AT ffiw i+1ei-i m e7sH #
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-02-18

The vote, on Mr.. Arnolds resolution fol
amending the Constitution abolishing and
prohibiting Slavery, was yeas rs, nays 62.
Some dissatisfaction was expressed on
the Republican side, ct the introduction of
a resolution when the Judiciary Committee
had the subject under consideration and
ready to report.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-02-18
CENT1EMEN.S LIST.
GUARDIANS SALE OF REAL Es

" rATE.-N"ticc Is hereby given that the under
signed Guardian If John T. Harick. Sarah A. Rarick and
Jam W. Rarick. mn"rs viii selat private sale the fol
lowing described r. al Estate in Marshall County Indiana
fowit: The urlivc twofbiris part of the west half o
tn, east half Of the Southwest one bultof stiun fv 2
in town thrty-thrr CsA. range one m Said land lies
about three nis west II Plvmou;,. Pretty Lake,
the Knox R,sLhis h,.sc and barn nearly, one
bundled good fruit lrn and about twenty arrcs
un'lcr cultivation. 7arsrft "a
Applications purchasers will hc received ut the Law
Office Of John H. D-vor. in Plymouth. and Mt the rs-nc
If the undersigned, two miles w-t Of Plymouib, the
Knox Road, until the 18th of March. 1sai.
Trims Of Sui-0nc third cash; he residue in equal pay
n,ens Of six, twelve aud eighteen months the purchaser
giving notes, with inerr-f. waivin vauafi and ap
praisnent laws, and secured iy gsl frelsd s~curity
,.-g foIIN :. BRtCkART, Guardian.
frhylS'fsGa4nl6-it = -- ~ t''Hht
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-02-18

The Committee Of Ways and Means
have agreed to the joint resolutions auther-
izing the Secretary, Of the Treasury to sell
all the gold in the, Treasury. ex cept the
amount necessary Tor the next payment of
interest on the public debt.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-02-18
ANNOUNCEMENT.

HoS. WILLIAM ANDREWS Of La
porte. is a candidate for. Judge of the
Court of Common Pleas. subject to the
decision ofsthe Union District Convention.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-02-18
| DEMONSTRATORS SALE Notice

4 DEMONSTRATORS SALE Notice
IA is hereby given that he n rsigncj- AdminiStr
of the estate of Ann kngrrmaI deceased viii ofrf for
sale Public Aacon. the late residence Of said l-
dent, Ia Plymouth. Marshall County, Indiana on q
Saturday. the 18th day Of March, 1864.
the personal property e said estate, consisting n
One Double Barreled Shot Gun. One Lever
Watch, Household and Kitchen Furniture,
Bedding, and various other articles.
TERMS.LAif SIMS of three dollars and under, cash
three dollars credit Of thre~ months will De- given.
the purchaser giving note. at interest waving valuation
and appraisnr mt laws. . n -. ~
Sale To commence mt o'clock. y. IN.
ID. T. PHILLIPS, Administrators
fb'yls' 1sf4-nl6- % sfr~
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-02-18
Notice Of Dissolution.

Notice is hereby given that the firm of Nusstaum
4 Davidson has hecn~ dissolved, Mr.. Auguste
DAVIDSON having Hth'irawnfrom the same. The
business will be conducted hereafter by Lambert
Nussbaum. at the old stand of the firm on Michi
gan street. opposite Hewitt g. Woodward's brick
building. .Gfs H.4pt
All indebted to said firm requested to call
and settle with the undersigned without delay,
either by Cash or Note.
LAMBERT NUSSBAUM.
feb'y4lS6f--nl4t3
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-02-18
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

ELECTION OF CHURCH. TRUS-
IL TEES-Tbere will lie election held at the Chris
tian Union Church at Argos fr the chece 81 THREE Trus-
tees and Treasurer SAID Church. Friday the 10th
day Of March, 1874. III Interested noif. attend
feb 1878 -. TlI0S-.N. B0WLES Trustee
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-02-18
PUBLIC Sale.

80 PUBLIC S.4LE.
rG>HE undersigned will sell at Public Sale, at
IL his residence two miles north of Plymouth,
on the Michigan Road, on
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY Is, 1864,
One Yoke Of Oxen, Three Cows. Two
bv2 yesr old Heiiers. Five head Of Hogs.
T One Wagon. Two pair Bob Sleds.
Farming Implements, Household and
Kitchen Furniture. DC, DC.
TERMS OF SALE.-A credit Of nine months will be
81 ZEN all sums Three Dollars, by purchasers
gising notes with approved security waving valu-
alton and appraisement laws; on all sums of Three
Dollars and under cash in hand.
Sale to commence at O'Clock, n. M, on said day
CORNELIUS GARRISON. =
ssjan,s56 ,l664-nl3t31 h-a 8icbS
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-02-18

-ADKIyISTR4TRLY'S SALE.
NOTICE is hereby given that the undersign
IN ed, Administrators of the estate of Jonathan
s. Champion, deceased, will sell at Public Sale,
at the late residence Of said dccedent, in West
township, Marshall county, Indiana,
On Friday. February 26M. 1864.
the personal property Of said estate, consisting of
a Wagon, Farming Implements. Corn
in Cribs. Household and Kitchen Fur.
niturc, Books. and various other arti.
cles. y as mn he
TERMS OF SarE.-A credit Of nine months will
be given on all sums over Three Dollars. by pur
chascrss giving notes with approved security,
drawing interest from date, waving valuation and
appraisement laws; on all sums of Three Dollars
and uRder cash in hand.
Sale to commence at 10 o'clock, o. m, on said
day Ef&G . 70 s.AssIE q
EMELINE CHAMPION,
feb. 4, lS64--lit3p'd Administrative.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-02-18

sTNisEAsfs OF TnE NERVOUS, SEM
IL INAL, URINARY AND SEXUAL
SYST EMS--new and reliable treaiment-in Re
,pdfB oftfhc HOWARD ASSOCIATION,-sent
by mail in sealed lctfer envelopes free Of charge
Address, In. J. SKIILIN HOUGHTON, How
nd A Associations mo. 2 South, Ninth street. Phila-
desphia.s a. 1s*s jan y2l-nl2wly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-10
NV TX, Co. 9.


The HAD Army - tie J mes co,r.svcu
de- o. tie It. tate, Mufosd hss .fi.c,ed =.
exch ..Qe ., AK Lundr. d br soGers
Reirg~. and neserters frcm Ric n ond a,e
continually coming In.
10 b curp- correspondent states tina, th,
0cse1ent Of the rebel aeaios, our riah, Hat
was known u headquarters a. ION @ ,hey
left the reefs Of R,chmuud
la,er rebel papets from Richmond state
tb- Union 'ioes Eos eucloee m-ny residence,
bevsr nj fore eis.in Dos IL lio.i .. aud ali d..
tale for evil add her s-Ssice> h4ve been 70.
soked. Every nan. I'D aud young, calab !.
Of shouihr'ug . moske. 10 be,t z dragged H.
10 the ranks.
The hicnmcDd Enquirer # The 9th eays
Toe eremys poei'ion be ow Richmond |. atom
- mtlrs from tbs corporation ltm,,s and Ia
e'iics from our lines 10 that direction.
= Csrre,pondent from eheridan's army
0eSn 70 the says the rebels advenred
eaassst our cavalry q B,,dRe~a,er on the 2 !,
oetotoa sOGe little Advantage, bus Z counte'
ebssHe drove them back 10. med rig.
They also attacked .ur picAsts uesr Mt
Cra~f"d. ou, were promptly r-pul>sd.
POwe'Is cavalry division was sept TO O. en-
~ kassy Valley - anticipate the sebels.
"A The r cbmosd ksquirsr Of the 9th cav,
Yhse Eersy's adssnc- 10 beyond NJ. Crsw
ord. The enemy are retiripg to Harrisou
burg.
Tue Tsrkeee arc 10 ssrore three a. Rap
(aesrroct asss'oo, rsbsildiag the railroad
i = - 0aeod thss Sasriass issssds sak
10 - 's.sv.sv"'s y suddenly wssbdsswln,
mo 8sely's front. Toe sebollotug .
nsooetenseck bridge y r. losstsh ron
: oo'esstso 9th tbe dspos q supplies .
Atoeooogta. - III
~ ~ o. WilsAiae - seessaed
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-10
HEADoUARTsR- ARMY ~ THE
PuToMAC, Oct g.
There is nothing TO rctuit to Jay.
CINCINNATI, Oct. {

CINCINNATI, Oct. &
Gen. Brrb'idee, wisu iofce of abou'
900 mounted faulty, attacked Saitv'iIe,
. .outh~ss,eip V rgin's, where .xten s'v'
,alsworks arc located, a few days SINCE, and
srrled twO redoubts, capturing lou PRISON
r. and large numbers vi horses. mules sud
cattle.
Oar losses are small. Col. Mason, OF
re 1l,h Michigan. was killed, and Colonel
Hanson, Of Kcn,ucky, mor.ally wOun dea.
Finding the place strongly fortified ano
defended by superior fnrcs. under Brecs
"nridge and Erhol-' Burhridge wi'hdIe~
Turing the night. leaving his wounded a.
arm hcuses in the vicinity. The rebels
pursned Burhridge about miles.
Gen. Hurhridgp and staff passed through
Coviog.on thi, forenoon en- route for Lex
'neton, having cnne down the Big Sandy
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-10

- ~ tsee Wsss vssolsls Wtsh oJvo
.rissssss, sod horse eqssr0ssts, 6ssids 10y
oreeo oaa ~ oneele. He dsstfoyoo :
s,,)jos dolIsss' worth Of Ysskss se0ees q
.1seeps soUuo.
Tho Rscbmoud Eoquirsr favors The oak.
e 81 soldiers u OsgrOss end giving seob
,seeoes sheie freedom II they essspe tht
..susleies d battle. IL urges o. O0osrees
. puscbsse g 600 ssgross. prescott see9
With their irssoOD, tbso sro. eqstp, 0ssI'
I'd flsbt then. Neither aegro nve slavery
o b permitted % sssod IN sAs Ny - TIE
uccess Of our csuse. Virginia alter e.
,suetiue her whites will fight her blscka
hroush % the last wan.
use. Ssoo~msn hes passed through Al
meta % b, exchanged.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-10
NV YoRK Oci.


A rebel diapatch from g. fin. Georgia
ssys Gen Hsrdee a. his own request bs.
been relieved II bis command in G -orpis
and sssixned TO the commsnd OF the De
partuent Of Charleston.
Another di'patch dated Alb ssya it is re-
ported positively THAI Hoods srmy hold.
the railroad between V,nirg aud Marietta
the rear Of Sherman. Military uen st
Grfiin say Sherman will he obliged in .
ew dsva to abandon Atlantis or fight his
way out. A Union prisoner reports that
no train has arriv d A. Atlanta for q days.
The above antic ps.iops we're INDUCED in
prior to the battle at Atlanta on the 9th.
The Augusta Chronicle, speaking Of the
movement If nood'- army With great for
an. suDOunccs that Sho man 10 turn tn.
tuaerrd himself 10 be H.nked. Whethe,
the dsnking prOcess will prove - dlsaasrou.
TO him ~ it did 10 ne rrmsins t. be seen.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-10
I. rus FlxLp haAx AIEEh's LANDING


Uct Up N.
O lite q severe engagement TOOK pisc'
IA. Tor MOI. q oetweeu tore. Vi tue enemy
md our troops on the north side Of tbs
! A,.es. 10 which 10 suffered considerable
IA IL men end material, including twu
arteries Of four gun-, csca brigade oe'ne
,,,yen back from tue advanced pusitivu
A4en ten days ago.
itvl ue r., me "a. bered that our troop. cross-
d tue James Al tina. time an0 sue, eeded IT,
.,,viux .he Ell, my irviD { iowsf pat o.
Caap.l1 Is III. .ak.ng several guns ard q
uu.u sf Il piis.nris, aud au attempt wa al
-.wafns made b, the ,tbcle TO recsp.nre The
O. s,ouno, bat II ig.i.d. Our eTmy AZ once
.,r..cu,d s,-eu there AID Slice .bht TIM
az r-uue,-d rs posi,ivL perfectly SECURE.
ICE OF vxva,ty unaei 6rn. X ~ n e" opeis
~ ~, slt .he mo m-n,s linen ~ss ~
vr.-d nj ole tue ~ bei, g wnb mii', or
20 Of X cau,oud'a nd Lsd ~ tsH ua.h. oILce
.~u ~ M. O+eu prot~c,tt 6 tue 'ixh, .iA.k oi
4us ar4y, Lis Weu LeiLx ~ stfo 3 out they
,esrnted r-,her q weak lise n N.e foe.
Ab,a @ .!'ciuck this mnrLiDy 4 "a ,den At.
ack wss psde OF his cassT from n.ariy
.vety direction. ard thonv. b hey were com
htriy '~ksn by su'prise. Il 10 said tn. m d..
yer. .ffh ~ bod Their ground, bu, wsrr
inal,y fo'csd to rsu~at, lessiug two ia TIRE,
~ii.e ., sap OFT, the enire gans which f-l
Ito he e.@W,', hsnis. Tney the 4 n VS.
.n,iu and bait, Ut IL u 3 Tue latter
as comma Ell ny " HUI who l. said I"
ave h.sc II t.s ammunition ard hen iound
coaro no yea hi, gus OH, spiked ,hen'.
Ier engagement comneuced vn tue DA'
-,,own road and vas continued Oh TIT
Ne N .rk.t road, IN ~b,ch the right OF
nc ION cvrps rested. The assault on this
art VI the iinc Wss 20 deeperrto that Il
IS forced back some distance but the
tvurd Vas sfterW ards recovered WITH
.svy loss to tho enemy. Tois ended the
ne tight, although picket diminishing con.
sued al day.
Our loss IL considerable IA some OF Cut
:vsiry we're completely surrounded.
G,n K.z twas said to have been csptur-
4, bat sucreed, ~ making bis escape.
Ibe ep.my's loss vas severe.
We took about 700 prisoners, mostly be
ensipg to Lir gstreet's comm and. Some
j, then arc fine looking young men sno
present. tic appearance Vi having lately
,ccn called into service.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-10

OF y CIS Ocs. B
A report reached te.e tnas ~. 4.
,"'ees o"dsr Magrude,, msrco' ne Inward
%s'"of, a.'sc%ea and dele s,ed Genera
o',.'r ." "h'te river On Tv ..sd.y last.
inr iac' :. that Mag al Or i, kn.vn IN \.
"i''"i"s Price With view Of prs,ec,ir.
? rs'rrs'. y oscrss.ry, soo securing IL.
'"pp"e CT exp c,s t. get IN the Stsse.
Np'ns'g c"ald be obs sined ss bcsdoua,
tets rneatrine sfs,rs o. J.f r.onv,,. to
DAY hO' NJ apprehens ma stc lett for IT..
.Ai.tl OF the place. Maj. G u. Piesssnto
Is Ia cViOu md.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-10
lneDsreWooe JVSSOs trSno ~
RO6Ote.
Lee Droocses % E1cANnEe
Er6Sonees.
The Rebeie expect 70 i ssk
ahes Ua0 Oae II .1tleeSeeW.
Cen. Steele Defe0ts Jy19ESos.
deS ~ Red lvtOer.


Nsw YohK, Oct 8.
The Commercial's Washington specls
ssys:o
Rear Admiral Lee publishes . list Of q
pr,xes captured bv bis 'quadroD. IL
Rear AdWIfsl has realized su immense tuI
tune from tbsss prizes, and the iricDds .
Fssrsgut clam the night to have . chsnc
to reap some vi thS benefits or close y,
Wilmington.
Luse numbers Of prisoners are dali,
brrU. bt 10 from the front to CITY Point
3U5 sounded .frtseG 10 Washington Z.
ds,, mo.t,, irDm 10 > corps.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-10
Nrw Y,RE Dct. 8

The Iibuves asGirv sos skecixi Wy
H,n " Kellogg, lust from Gencft
Sn.r'ian. 'tUO,ts that our forces hav'
gathered 'm'nrns- qns"''t'e- II gran u
Wsve, snd .npp e. Il very kind ior ira
I'd y as ATT abundant.
X "i reports al Union Disasters are
Ut uud-d.
.'y"s - ~. ent".y hetwsen the "a,
NJ tie B D K dg- !, !. krowr :, best
Qusr'.r. 'bs' tac gaps ere h.lt hy ret.
cavalry. and u il soppo.ed IT, Early -,
ronr a. RctM..nd wuh tie .eun.nt ~,
c"nDAnh, '.sv'rg ID. csvAlry to iispu,
tns advance
RumnIs are r'ie tbst Sec. Staos. q ~ Z
cave the csb,n.s
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NEw Yusr Oct.

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The Hera'd's Washington special 's,-:
IL 10. bee" fijc,sl'y decided that ps.
composites VII ave chsrg.d consumer. b,
Internal revenue TAI previous to June 3Ott
hsve sons a. 'llegAIIy.
On Thur sdsy n,ghs gang Of guerrilla.
crossed r.to Mary land ~ Sandy Springs, Is
"''ns '.um Washington, and STOLE Sl3 OOu
Of Properly. Mr.. Wais Of Baker. drt.o
'ises pursued item and +. capturei .h'
property ard 40 important mail Tor II.
South aud ono prisoner. Walter Borrel. s
notorious chi-tsin. was killed and another
wounded.
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NV YoRE Oct. 8

The Posts Washington ~: cal say:
zen. Lee hes proposed 10 az hapv, a.
'be pt'eonera tsken 10 front vi P.t.,sbu, 9
negroes included.
The hrst msii os-rlsnd from Derive
s'rce the pas &c Ui which was rendered
imto.s,blc by III. / dian troubles. a,r;,, i,
.n's ~oro'ne. There ~'lI now b. reeu,a,
ca'y matt ~'tb ID. p c &c Coast gill st GU
the nrt Ut Js.uar,, when the sno6. III
ncsvhy upon the Sierra Nevada. Las,
"'n"r coaches were stopped by tho snc,
Tor more than = on b, but the winter ,.,,
v'"us out o." trip vas om.ss.d
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