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Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1864-12-08
THE WAR IN VIRGINIA.

Our contemporaries publish the annexed vhicai de
spa.ches Of Gen. Leo, obtained Lite Richmond pnr
usls
HEADQUARTERS ARMY NoRTHERH VIRGINIA,
December :, lSO4.
Hon. j. A. SEDDoN: The enemy attacked Stony Creek
depot yesterday and burned most OF the buildings
log some stores and corD but most Of the latter saved
The railroad is unharmed.
Gen Lee, coming up theeGemy reiirHg attacked
and drove him rapidly eight miles, capturing pFsoaers
but could not bring him 10 eng cement
The depot occupied By about hundred and ifty
men, under Capt Wsdnam about hund red ID twenty
five Of whom said TO have been captured then.
regret 10 stse, Major Fitzbugh, qlartermas;eT.
The enemy lett some dead tue 4 pot aud along the
route Of his retreat. X, Il. LEE,
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IMPORTS OF DRY.GOODs.
cannon.

The Journal of Commerce states that during the first
eleven months of 1859 the imports of dry goods at New
York amounted to upwards of hundred and four mil
lion dollars in the period OF 1860 to ninetysI
Millions in the months of 1861 they dropped down to
to less than forytwo millions the succeeding three years
given in the annexed tables These all gold
lues and include only the foreign cost without freight
duty If we add these 10 gold, shall have the cost to
market in currency of the current years import of
dry goods, amounting to considerably two hundred
million dollars.
Imports Of Foreign Dry Goods at Neo York for Eepen
Months from January l.
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HEADaUARrERs ARMY NoRTHERN VIRGINIA,

DcEsHOGT X lSOfr
Gen Early reports that Gen. Rosser, with ayues ant
bis own brigade, encountered the 27th utmo,
Moorehed, small party ofhe enemy, AMI captured forty
prisoners ard piece Of artillery.
On the 2sh he surprised sUd cap ured Fort Kelly, at
New CreeE with four feld-peces, four arg1 gus, be-
tween aud eight hundred i,onrr' large uunb,r
horses aud ules aud eight stand, Of 0ol1rs and de-
sroyed tySo hundred Wagons aud quantity o comm ssTy
aud Sfdusuce He brought ii the field pee and
wagons spiked he siege guns md destroyed he
riages lie also captured Pietmpur, destroyed all tho
Government buldiUgs, burned several bridges, Id
siderable damage to the railroad, and c0lectd several
hundred head uf cattle His loss Killed aud two
three wounded TIE bodHoss sad euergy exhibited by
Gen Rosser aud the conduct OF hls deserve rau,R
praise X. L. LEE
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ARRIVAL OF MORE PRISONERS.

FORTRESS MONROE, DEC Tho propeller General
Lyon has arrived from the Savannah river with 743
changed prisoners These generally 10 good cou
dton A sergeant who With them reports shermsns
csvalry within sir ies Of Savannah the 30th q NOve
be and says that four loaded with rebel soldiers had
arrived by the Gulf railroad There had been report
disaster - any part Of shermAns Corps lie says the rail-
road was cur just after the train which he came T. "a
vannah had passed through.
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THE DRAFT IN KENTUCKY.

delegation from Kentucky, consisting Of Messrs Geo
II. Yeaman, W. p. ID. Bush aud Coils Alfred Allen and
c. d. Pennybaher have been here for some days for the
purpose Of obtaining an order TO stop the draft in Ken
lucky The result Of their last conference on Saturday
with the President the Secretary Of War and the Provost
Msrshsl General successful and an order issued
stopping further drafting in that State
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COURT MARTIAL CASES.

The records of the courts martial in the Of forty.
eight military officers officially promulgated. These
include two lieutenant coouels three majors fifteen cap.
tsins eighteen fret lieutenant and eight second eute-
ants They had committed various offences such as ma.
king false returns dsobedence Of orders fauduenty re-
ceivng money, misbehaylor before the enemy gambling
aud drinking with enlisted men, &c Fifteen we're con
,ietsd Of drunkenness Nearly s these officers we're dis
missed the service.
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AFFAIRS IN ARKANSAS.

The Memphis Argue reports that the State Government
OF Arkansas Is in an unsatisfactory condition No quorum
Of the Legislature be got together and there very
aropg feeling among many Of the prominent loyal men Of
the State for remodens Of the whole machinery Of the
State Goveromeut just as soon fair expression Of
opinion be had which will be when the rebel forces
and bushwhsckers are driven out Of the State.
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DESTRUCTIVE FIRE IN BATON ROUGE
Correspondence Of II, Ne,o orleans PicayuRe

Correspondence Of hs Ne,o orleans PicayuRe
BATON RovGE, NOVEMBER %.
most devastating fire took place last night (ruesdsy)
about ii o'clock. During Gen. Lees late raid into Mis-.
ssspp large number Of conrabsnds returned with the
expedition and quarters forthwith prepared for them
in the east wing Of the Peniteutay That portion of the
building consists Of three stories the second story being
laid with thin layer Of cement supported by wooden
beams and under the floor upon the these contra
bands contrary TO orders made large FIRE, which igned
the nbers below, and hence lts destruction spread The
building formerly used a cotton manuactory and
cash floor measured hundred and eighty by forysI
feet The tmbers completely saturated with oil and
gresse which added intensity to the FIRE On the ground
fJor Of the building the qusrermasers mules ard
horses about two hundred ia ALL together with seventy
FIVE full sets 81 harness Only narrow doorway led
thereto All attempts TO get these animals proved
utless consequently all became prey to The jeVoupg
element Loss S72,425 The centre wing was saved,
although the flames had obtained considerable advantage
Lieut. Gillette aud Capt Bradley, division
succeeded in relieving four hundred mules and horses
out OF the buildings three hundred Of them have already
been retaken and it is expected the remainder have not
strayed far, and will be eventually recovered
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The settlement Of the accounts Of the ocsp connected
with the great Fair lately held in The city o New York for
the benefit Of the soldiers shows hst yielded tho Of
$llS0000. The Post justly refers to this exhibit "ss
scarcely LEES honorable to tie skill energy sni integrity
Of the gentlemen BY whom Is money aaOrs managed
thant s 10 TIE charitable chsractcr of the metropos
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Msj Geo Stonemsn the brilliant cavalry leader has
been appointed to the command Of the State Of Kentucky
vice Burbridse superseded Gen. Stonemau is az officer
aud gentleman aUd will be found equal to his trust
Memphis Democrat 29tk NOVtmLsr.
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letter from New Orleans dated November %, states
that Gen Candy s rapidly recovering, and s able 10
attend to bis official business daily. Gen. Uman il chei
in command Of all forces AZ MorgsIza Un the 25tb A.
timo Acting Lieut.. Thatcher, commanding gunbost Ga
zele, murdered by rebels while ashore on ISLAND
below the mouth of the Red river
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Hon. JAMES SPEED, distinguished lawyer Of
Kentucky, has been appointed by the President
Attorney General cf the United States, to fill the
vacancy occasiousd by the resignation Of Judge
Bates
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By GALES & SEATON.

BY GALES 81 SEATON.
JAMES c. wELLINa, ASSOCIATE EDITOR.
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When the resignation u Attorney General BATES took
effect the position offered to Judge Advocate General
Holt, Of Kentucky That gentleman rendered the Prec
dent bis thanks for this expression Of bis Bieucs but
felt obliged 10 decline the office. Republican
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FROM WAREHOUSE.
the market....-.6I,l4l,1eO 50,olo,e72 e5,775,
ENTERED FOR wAREHoUsING.

man convicted OF garrotng was sentenced Frldsy
at New York to Imprisonment for twenty years An
usual number Of Of this crime have been reported
lately
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1864-12-08

The Electors Of President and Vice President
are required by law to meet in the cspitols Of
their respective States on Wednesday next and
cast their votes.
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GOLD rs. GREENBACKs.

The following il very usefu table At this moment pub
shed by the metropolitan Insurance Company, New York
1t shows at glance how much currency may be had for
a certain amount OF gold, and rioe.ccrsa
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-15
Nsw YonK, Jan. Ia

NEW Sobs AVe
The HeYald's army special says it was
reported 1t CuIpepper last evening that
the rcbel, Gen. StuTt. With 5000
cavalry, had crossed the liver far 70 our
right, and had reached Leesburg.
Our forces there are falling back TO.
wards F.irfsx. Whether bis object il to
cut the railroad near Bull Ruu or the
Baltimore d Ohio Raj road near Point Of
Rock, was not known, but in any event
j. is quite possible that be will meet with
superior forces.
The besllh Of tire army is quite good
No smallpox is reported. During the
late cid spell i've men were frozen ia
desth.
Thirty-6ve men belonging to the Isl
Massachusetts Cavalry, Who were cap
tursd bv gasrriIlas few days ago, es
csppd and returned yesterday.
Four men are to be shot tor desertiol
to-day (Friday)
The Times Pars letter says that thu
pirate Florida was about ready to eal
from Bres'. She lies in the bay very
close to the Union gunbo,t Ke'za4e. |
is not probable that the latter will h
abe TO stop her, for f in port when ID
tlor,Ja ssils the "a hour rule will be ap
pied, while if she rem ms outside, tn
Florida, which is faster than the Kei
zagc, can easily steal out some dai
night.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-15
NEWS.

RI. - Nsw YoaK. Jan. Il.
: u,ee. Sassyctdl Adeertiser intimstes shea
os.e .suj steamer Is building ss this port,
"sioiy ior tug, but II allowed " get
an, eu' be found engaged in very differ
mess.
New YoaK, Jan. Ia.
Tb steamship Scotia brings the foIios.
ing sjdionai foreign ncss:
L.vEaPooL,. JsA 3-The Emperor Ma
polcon received the diplomatic corps on the
| i.s OF January. The Pspsi Noncio pre-
| ,euted their good wishes.. The Emperor
| TAINTED the corps for thsis good wishes,
| and said they were happy omen Of The
new wear. lie concluded by saying: The
difficulties brought about BY certain events
IN different parts u Europe will, | Am Ger.
tain, be removed BY the coucilistory spirit
by which the sovereigns are animated, aud
Ne .bsil be able to maintain peace"
The Paria 1saps ssys: The Emperor I'D.
dressed himself to Mr.. Dayton, expressing
he hope that the year 1864 would be one
Of peace and reconciliation 10 America.
La Fyancs publishes the recent cores.
popdence between JET. Davis and the Pope.
TIE latter addresses Davis as " lllustriou,
| fteeiUcut ouu SAYsCeeeS e9uS~ UbvuOuU.Se
The Times protests sgainst Feder.i en-
l,stwents in England, - in case oil TIE Kear
sage At Cork.
The EnRlish revenue returns Of the yeal
show Q decrease of over half . million ster
iiog.
The Paris Pays gives the runor tina
Lord CowIey, the English ambassador L
France, will be superseded.
Toe French sem.-ufficlal papers are deci
icdIy anti English in tone.
TIE Mexico correspondent of the Time
shows the French army were under th
ban Of the Archbishop and clergy.
The Schleswig. Holstein question was IN
changed. 1t was reported England bad Ia
ken decided stand against the federal DC
:upation Of Schleswig, and If it was CARRIE
out would assist Denmark.
GREAT BRIrAiN-rhe funeral Of tn
great author Tnackeray took place at Kar
, sal Green Cemetery on Dec. 30. 1t wa
attended by ell the leading authors an
art,sts. The scene was very affecting.
JAPAN -Adyices from japan say tb
parties Of the Tycoon and Pflncs Satsurn
uave agreed upon the expulsion Of the to
e,gners from that country. The yieldiu
Il the Tycoon was attributed to the pre-
ence OF Prince Satsuma.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-15

There are nany preparations sold u,sdes the
nams Of Bstssss. PET up ~ qsost botges ssspe~sd
ed " tas ehespsss wAtskey o. co~mon ssm, cosssas
Anise or Obei0Mdef SEED.
zAis closs q Bsttsrs Aacs essssd and viii -.
isus to causs, long tAoy cam Be soId 1s ss.J.
to dse tie death Of the drsnksrd. By saetr ~ ~.
:ys.s. e Kept se"':"seg .ad:. Tie :.s.s nee Of
Liquor 10 created and keps up, and ~ ,s,ns i. ali
TIE horrors atte~dast spos dyxxkv d. Ia. and
death. W. -"
FOR those Whe desire and will 'nave a L;o-c,
h 6.as,. ..s Pse.i's 'hs t:so.e.ng r es: oct one
msz y Il thse e quarts Of 20 % nran1v =,
whaskey, asd ne result es9 Be a preeares,o,
that sUsN tar excel IN medical v;rtss - ~. -,
eeiIncy ANY Of tie Liquor b .sttrs ~ Tie &c
s:a oM cTst much less: Tou ws .e...t Is,
seisA good article Of Lis aor, i, "a. le.. 49,"
tAon Meee inkeriOe psspos ,tiaas .cX aa.t NJ, - IA
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-15
Fl MONROE. Jan. IA.

I'll MONhOkS v All. AZ
The Petersburg Daily Register Of Janu-
airy 9th, contains the following:
CHARLE,ToN, Jau. 3.
There has been no firing to-day. The
Yankees are busy repairing the damages to
their batteries, caused by the storm.
A telegram from Gen. Lee announces the
capture in HARDY county Of 1913 cattle, 125
mules and 200 Yankees.
Gen. Morgan aud staff bad public re-
ception in Richmond on the 8th inst.
Senator O,aham, Of Texas, introduced a
bill in the rebel Congress, proposing q tax
Of so per cent. ON all outstanding treasury
notes on the LIST OF Jan. next, known as the
general currency. The House was occupi
I'd the greater part OF yesterday, discussing
tho bill for the repeal OF the exemption
law.
The Richmond Enquirer las the follow.
ing:
WILMINGTON, Jan. II.
10 Gen. Cooper:
The steamer Hero ran ashore near
Georgetown after tanking. A Yankee
steamer was blown up. The report was
heard in town. "a prisoners were captur-
ed. No particulars have been received.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-15
ORIGINAL NOTICE.
10 tho District Court in and for the County Of
Scott, and State OF IoWA,
Negus, Osborn Lea 70. n. II. Blaksmorc.

In tho District Court in and for the County Of
SCOTT, and State OF Lows, M
Negus, Osborn B Lea 10. N. II. Blaksmorc.
10 the nbovs named ii. II. Blakemore,
Sra You sre hereby notified that there Is
now on file IN the othte OF The Clerk Of Abe is.
,rict Court. in and FOR ssid ceunty,a petition Of
Negus. Osborn Lea, clsimirg Of you the sum
Of two hundred and thirty 6ve dollars, and utter
est there on fron tho goth day OF April l. Go, at
the rate Of ten per cent per anBum ulso tho
sum Of one Sl-lU0 dollars protest fees, a. money
justly due FROM You to said petitioners on u Ger
tain promissery note, dated April 2c,b, le6o pay
able ninety days after date TO the OF der Of h,gus
| Osborn d Lca, n tho kock Island bank. for tn,
sum of two hundred and thirty FIVE dollars, with
interest mt ten per cent FROM date signed by said
n H. Binkemore. Said petition alleges that
you, tho sad defendant, are non re- iden, Of the
| state OF Iowa. and prays . writ Of attachment
against your property.
And you sro hereby further no iied that un-
| less you appear and defend tho said pc
tisioner on OF before Of tho SECOND dav Of
the next term Of the said District Court, 10 DO
begun md holden In the City Of Davenport, on
tho 6fst Monday in February, A. D., 1854, default
will be entered against you and judgment render
ed thereon for the aforesaid sum aud intei est to.
gsther with costs in accordaEco with the payer
| Of petitioner. s...g,
r. ~ cOYGDON,
| dece6-d4w Plaintia's Attorney.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-15

OAlRo, jan II.
The steamer Belle Memphis arrived this
morning with 260 bales OF cotton aud l4O
passengers, with dates to the 18Th, FROM
which we learn that the gunboat Juliet
caught fire on the morning Of the 10TH and
had large portion Of her superstructurc
consumed.
Gen. Hurlbut has promulgated General
Orders No. 9, wherein all detailed enlisted
men belong ng to regiments and Other
corps not made by the authority Of Major
Gen. u s. Grant or NJ jor-Gen. Sherman,
| arc cancelled and revoked. Men will forth
with be ordered by District and Division
commanders to T, JOIN their regiments. Any
iHcer whatever detailed in holding any
such mcn under any pretense, will be ini-
n.d,ateiy arrested by his comtnaEdiug
fficer sr chief, and CHARGES preferred
tor violation Of General y ders. Cummsnd-
ing officers are charged to replace all able
| bodied men on detached service, with
men unfit for service IN the field, and to
| ,clieve all men on detached service where
there does not exist en- absolute necessity
tor such detached service.
| Ten payma.ters are here en- route South
with funds sufficient to pay troops 10 the
depart nebt ot Tennessee.
Jas. A. Tomeny has received the appoint
nent o! Special Agent Of the Treasury
| Department Tor the District Of Memphis
vice Col. Thomas IL. Yeatmap, relieved a,
his own request.
The l4lh regiment Of Wisconsin volun
teers have all rc-enlsted in the veteran
service" and were at Memphis on the lltb
homeward bound.
Gen. Mcpherson recently ordered Rv'
rebel ladies' outside our lines, which causet
considerable hutteriug among the rebel'
at Vicksburg.
| Two hundred and twenty six recruit
from Davenport, Iowa, arrived this morn
ing, ana will leave for down the river OF
! the steamer Illinois.
Seventeen guerrillas, two Of them Off
GERS, captured 10 the vicinity Of Padocab
were brought here last night, and sent T.
Columbus, Ky.
| Ir - horn fosdav
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-15

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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-15
Pfr,sBuRG. Jan. Il

At one O'Clock this morning the express
tram from Cleveland, passing Four Mile
Run, near Pittsburgh, two passengers cars
we're precipitatcd down an embank ment
forty feet, aud destroyed BY fire from stoves.
Several passengers were injured, no one see
riously among them Mrs. Spraguc, lately
Miss Kate Chase, who was bruised severely.
The accident was caused BY the breaking OF
q rail.
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