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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-09-12
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Lrv rowx, Va, Sept. 1O.--s r. M.-The
enc ay attacked the lss brigade Of Averilrs
vision this A. n. sh ostDy after 8 o'clock,
at Darksvillc, Ga the v inchester pike. south
Of Msrtinsburg, with Johnson's, McCaus-
lands, and Vaugllan's brigades of cavalry
and Rhodes division Of infaniy, Early con-
Quoting the attack in person.
The enemy's cavalry were thoroughly
beaten and driven in three successive char
res. " der anartillcry lire upon and through
the infantry line.
The rebel infantry were then brought for
ward to the attack. whe eupon the brigade
If Schocnbaker retired, after having nearly
expended their ammunition, slowly before
he enemy's advance, the rebel infantry be-
ing unable to reach the Union cavalry.
The enemy's mounted force was again
brought forward but did not yer ture to at
lack. Shoemaker in a new position which
ne at once assumed.
From prisoners taken we get information
II the highest importance.
Tbs loss inflicted upon the enemy, is
greater than our own
Early thought 70 steal march on Sher-
ian lines but did not expect TO he check
ID in the outset Of his operations by Aver
IFS activity.
The Herajd's 9th Army Corps CORES
.onient dating the 10th says:
-Four desertcrs from the Sd Georgia came
Ito our yesterday. They b. long to Ma
lans Division.
A, p. Hills corps. which i in our front
rom their statements, as well as from other
.ources, is almost de!inatcv asccr;ained
hat the rebels have disposed their forces
With Gen. Longstlcets corps in their ex
RENE right holding the country between
he Weldon and Danvillc railroad, and
Hills corps in the centre, occupying the
inc from the Weldon road to Peters urg,
.hle Beaureg rd with his Division garrs-
N the Notifications around the city.
The men state that considerable Gespon-
lency has been occasioned BIZ the fall Of At
ANITA, especially among he Georgia troops,
.I.o begin to lose all heart in the cause TOR
ne reason that they believe their State
'opelc~sly conquered from the Cumberland
Il is gratifying sight to witness to wit
icss the wonderful change effected in our
lrny within few weeks from large and
iequent reiniorccmunts. Our SIX elcton reg
ments are filling out to the o d proportions
which they exhibited in the first stages oi
heir campaigning. Brieakes are beginning
0 show an unusual numerical force, while
iivisons are becoming something like ap-
ropriate commands Tor our General 9TH
GERS. With all this, there is decided i'm
:,rovemen. in the spirits and health gener-
lily Of the troops.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-09-12

OswEGo, September l2.-Thc Schoonc
opcckce, Capt. John Clement, WI, ich clear
ed from Toledo on the I'd inst, for here,
with cargo of wheat lie is supposed to
have ioundercd with all on board the boat
while on Lake Eria.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-09-12
SWANS BOURBON BITTERS
SWANS BOURBON BlTTERS
SWANS BOURBON BlTTERS

Asalfhy tonic, gentle s,r,ulant aod unequal.
LED 0esnins appetite {. Prepared In ripe old
DessSso. Being now used to the exclusion u
~ cher Bitscrs In more than efiy United
o11ee Army 3ospits =, end millions Of private
fankses, and 10 tho only popular medicine
vascA has been especially szsmpssd from
snnp sax By tks United states governmeuA
- the grouad Of iss b. wing been adopted y
aaalasd sssssdy By thu medical protest.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-09-12

nNE OF TUE ABOVE MAGNIFiCENT SIDE
~ wheel Steamers will leave this point every
morning at O'Clock, connecting at Nuscatine
with the cars for Washington at burlington
Tor Mt. Pleasant. Oskaloosa, O'iumwa and Chi
cago Trains, and at keokuk with Northern Line
Packet Co 5 boats and keokuk Packet Go. $
boats for Quincy, Hannibal and St Louis, max
ing close connections al Hannibal with trains GO
ing west and at St Louis with st. Louis aud
Memphis packets for Memphis and St.sLouis
New Orleans Packets for New Orleans.
For Freight or Pass age apply OH board, or at
Northern Line Packet Office.
He. NJ. PRETTY NAN. Agent.
Davenport August 9th.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-09-12
Erie Railway,


Great Broad Gauge Double Track and telegram
(. Route to New York. Boston, PHILADELPHIA
Baltimore Harrisburg and all Eastern
Cities, carrying the Great Through,
United States Nails
LNXPRESS TRAINS LEAVE DUNKIpK I'm
IL Buffalo on the arrival Of all trains from III.
West via the Lake Shore Railroad. also from Sal.
ana.ca ON the arrival OF trains via the Nev proad
Gauge Atlantic and Great Western Railway from
Cleveland, D., giving passengers the advantage
from Dunkirk or Buffalo, or from Cleveland q
OF SIX Foot Gauge, combining ease and comfort
without change. in wide, roolny, pasace cars di.
rect to New York. A perfection attained by no
other route.
FOR FREIGHT
between all points East and West our faci,i,ics AZ
unri@aied. Forming close and reliable connection
nj Dnnkirk and Buffalo with Western roads and
AZ Salamanca with the broad Gauge Atlantic and
Great Western Railway, By which route there +
no transfer between New York and Cleveland
Express freight trains leave New York daily far
all points In the West, making as quick time mud
Is low rates as by any other route
For freight or passage apply at all the prncjnal
Offices in the West, and at "a Clark street. Ch;ca
90. 80 broadway. New York, and 20 south, !,
l.. H., New York, u State street, Boston.
CHAS. MINOT, Gen'l Snpt
l.. ). SPENCER, Wc.tn All
y. W. BLANCHARD, GenI Freight Agent
w. IL. BARR, Genl Ticket Agent
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-09-12

~ vuAes6ee ~ slraev fer
~ slttUeAI.
DeenoteAss 5tsns AeCr..sssr


Nsw YonK, Sept. 10.
The fuuor on the street that Mobile bad
been captured has not been conlirmed on
oiafly.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-09-12

IN AND AFTER SUNDAY, MAY astb
-. ms will Leave from The Grea, Central
u. loot of Lake and South Water Street
Through Express, Al sis A. NJ, arriving at
daily, exc. Sundays, Cairo at 300 r. N.
Night Express, $50 ?. ~ arrives at ,:so 4 N
This Train connects for Peoria, Alton, st. Louis
Memphis, New Orleans and Mobile.
hankakee Accommodation, 5:15P,M
HYDE PARK AND WOOD LAWN.
655 N r.45AN
l2:oo 1:35PM
400PM 5:2O I"
6.l5PM r.3o
Sleeping cars on all night trains.
For tickets and information apply al the Great
Genital Tepot-foot Of Lake Street
w. K. ARTHUR, Gen'l. Supt.
W. +. JoRyso Genl. Passenger Ag't. July
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-09-12

CINCINNATI, SCI TENDER l2.-An Indian
apolis despatch to the Gazette announces
the capture there of Qnantrell, the Missouri
guerilla. He was recognized on the street
~ 4 refugee.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-09-12
JACOB I1lTZEN,

nRACTICAL DYER.-PARTICuLAR AT.
i rESrsox paid to dyeing Cloths, silks, selvets
s.red T{,;rd strcet. two doors west Of Iowa
oOrth side. ny Ao-1ly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-09-12
HENRY sELBY.

DEALER IN FURNITURE, CARPETS,
L. Mats, Oil Cloth Mating, Window Shades,
-. East Second ST., next door to Perry. jyai
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-09-12

New NoRK, September l2.-Thc rebel
newspapers announce the arrival Of tn,
La Crosse at Wilmington, and list Of :3,} YES
'els principally schooncrs captured by her
She Is preparing to 60 out again this after
noon.
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eUTcHE 8.
ICI,ICS KOCH.

CARPENTER AND BUILDER. SHOP on
. Commercial Alley, opposite Post Office, Da-
export Iowa. ny3i-dAwtt
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MO OTHER SAFES N THIS COUNTRY
N will begin to compare with these in work.
manship and finish Made with heavy, round
bolts and silver lanriies We challenge The world
to produce ii,cir equal in amy respect, The mau-
raciarcrs all practice! mechanics and working
men, and acknowledged 7, be the best workmen
III their line III anv in Amt riea. dolly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-09-12
rA1.n.E rNRACCO WORlKe.

r OwENTHAL, ROTHsCHlLD = CO., MAN
u facturcrs ofl9lag Lobncces cigasS
Wholesale dealers In Lsai, rne Gut, cmSkiny
~ mise
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ONE HOUR ADVANCE OF ALL OTHER
TRAINS

To Boston and New England Passengers, this
Route Is especially desirable, as il gives them an
opportnalt, Of seeing the finest views among tho
Aicghany Mountains besides visiting Pittsburg,
fhiladeithia and New Yori, witiou; extra cos,
All New Eng Gland Passengers holding through
tickets, Will be transferred with their baggage. 10
rail and boat connections, in View York, without
charge.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-09-12

Douifs 7raek-7he Shortest Rcute to Ne,r York
A 7 PiTTSBURG. TRAINS FROM THE
IA West run direct 10 the Union Depot where
Passengers for Harrisburg. Baltimore Ihiladel-
pha. Washington. New York. Boston, all the
hew England towns, are transferred to the Cars
Of the Pennsylvania Central Railway The night
Express runs daily other trains daily, except
Sundays.
Complete equipments of new and elegantly
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State Room SleeDin. Chr

on night trains, and on the Fast Line to New Yor
via Allentown, without change, and landing il
New York
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-09-12

nfFlCE IN FARRAND'S BLOCK, CORNER
~ OF Brady and Second streets. up stairs, Da-
vcnpor', lo"a. Spcciai attention gwen to treat
ment OF Chronic diseases ana Female complaints
OF every variety, and treats Cancers and all dis
eases pertaining thereto without usng the knife
by u heu process safe and eicctual IL. al! durable
cases. Ounce hours from ~ m. to p. m.
Address Box 800. pl:dAwiv
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Drs. WOOD 4 &,rEWART.
u. A. IgEIIs, NJ. -.
RsII. j YOljMANS.

DHYSlClAN AND SURGEON. OFFICE
IL residence No %, corner Main and Third
streets, Davenport, Iowa. jyl-62-d
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Three Daily Trains from Pittsburg
to Philadelphia.

Sine Daily Trains Leave Philadelphia for New
ork tour daily trains from New Y DIRK to Boston
baggage Checked Through and transferred free.
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BsES. q. W.. NscEARy.
4. w. "a. AsAEA s;Es.

DAYSiEIAN AND SURGEON. OFFICE in
l. basement OF State Bank Building. Residence
9th ST., bet. Dafdy and Perry streets. nol9dw
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DHYSlCiAN, SURGEON, OCULIST AND
IL Aurist Office and residence los BRADY 81
between 4,h and 9Th, Davenport. sp-i-dtf
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TRANSFORMATION.

Merchandise. Produce and Live Stock carrie,
with Dispatch at the loves. rates.
W: h. HOLMES, Genl Pass agent, Chicag,
ENOCli LEWIS Ceu'l Snp't Altoona Pa
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OFFICE. No. 423 WALNUT STREET,
ROOM No. ..
DRopOsALs FOR roRAGE.


me onee Of the ccmfaa. 'ror tho l1h inst Io-Ii-ln
/
| DRCPOsALs FOR FORAGE.
4 CHlLi CutNDsnhsyEG5 OFFICE,
| p.rur or W,-uSGruy
WhsUTNGruS, n. Co. December a ida
Hosed lopcs es ale inyed by the uuder d. ed for 10
Washington h. C., aS,o % 't tCpsth, "t a.
or,ft5s aoureo Va ,or ohtr of these places wiz GG
rids win be received for the delivery NJ -O0o shell
oiColn or Oats anG 80 tons OF Hay or s,raN aa4 up
Biuder' must state at which Of tho Abovc.r t,, n,-
uP propose 10 maze deliveries and ths races ut ,.fr.
thty VII make deliveries thcreat the quHu ~ :. &c.
article proposed IN bo delivered the tinI when sair
eyHNth'1 Sh"h Dc commeLced ana when TO be com,
Tte Irce must 30 written out in words on Che BIDS.
buslcs acb Oats in lse SACKS, Of Rb5Tt ree S.br
each The sacks la be furnished without extra charge TO
The tCnlar Kind or sciiptJu OF Oas, Conn n y or
straw, P'vp sod TO ho delivered, be stated in tho
All TIE articles r,d under the bids herein n,ited Will
&c 'totgl asl1 in'pc.ilOu b. the GoycrnmcHl inspoc
Ccntracts VIII be awarded from time t, time to tho
meLi may REQUIRE and payment vi b. IN zoe when me
whole amount contracted ior shan hsye Dccu delivered
bidder win be required TO accompany his proposition
witt guarantee, sgn,u by two respon-,6e pgsons tnt
within ten days thereafter execute the con
trac, for the same wN good aud sucen. SUI eiies In
sum equal thu amount the contract 10 dciiver me-
forage proposed IN conformity with the OF this adj
N9tsGmsni hho IN case the sad bid @ snoul iail Il
thar INTO ne Contract h,l 70 malo good the difference
" onsio, osgtr or tie fuison 10 wnom the
ny sss ss5s,s &c e N.Y.; 9; :.
Atoinc Sosecof q "a toms any other officer under
o H Int'I stae, s Go'oiamoa or responsible person
N.T s bS5sfs S VII S'f Co. du,y po,,ooo d, ,o oo,.o
r'sCiSn t,,s on, Of dther @ rrGI ga, S,a,s on.
must be ngbly w,it'eg IN the prop ss. ''' '''1''
hnctSI C,igi DEPOT Quasten1aster WASHING Oh, y. c.
Sy ac 'g% SSS s2 snd S So OF R Of @
oJton,d upon NPpicglon 70 US oaoS 1 O'"'' "''' DC
deliver to the Un statas AZ ne Sp ,lfnSa ana
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THE StroE oF Cr'trusrDS The Courier of
Gle 2e stlt's hat .hc enemy are again bcspinr
up O utlrh N,u upon the .Ily. inc aU.I (. ttr,,y1
n,w arg mostly two hrnd.aa p5undr- Parrot.
BHu,ry GTrrE and the swamp Angel karn nm s,
occasional Orc on Fort Sumter. auI du.ing fhe
day q cd twenty shots at Jue iprt a few SHOT.
were Cred from j. ttory w gu,r, % Ismcs Island
lurt.c Monday night rocket. were thrown ug
rom Morris Island, and heavy .rlng I.tri ~
SEA .WuuE the NlUrsruDrs.
I"'rl was %. $50 hoard iu the direction of S.pno
Tie crowy struck their fnn.- ON Nui, IHsul
tu utsdnyi hut ar ia-tuaC UNITS mad nuf laTt cine
iluu1. It's believed. however. Nh tt,f. rps.ry'.
iorccs in this vicinity have been considerably
diminished.
rev oucampmcnt sccmingly for one or tvo
companies, was observed on tuesday afternoon
lClvcer Battery Wagner and Vire.ar Hul.
lHE NEWS rRoM 1UE fEoNT The War De-
paimc't wa, without official dispatches from
any quarter yesterday and last ulgrs
The heavy firing night before last and yp-tar-
day wc learn, was directed from our batteries
against Dutch Gap.
The ucs ttJrs fUm the Yankees digor as To the
progress Of the CluGl-sOmn affirming tina. ft VIII
he completed in % few days, Olbyr, tnat it Will
take a. Wany months, whle q third class Of tacn
state in pos tive terms thatit Is complete failure
we shall see after While which IS right
FROM Observation-Disclosures November
5.-Saturday night, between III and ~ O'Clock
Gcrcai Oracle attacked AMI captured the enemv's
adv. need picket line, near the CITY puiu; rod,
taking about thirty prisoners. This line General
About the Same hour Ho'comba's Legion Of
WilCoS's Brigade c1pturCd the cucmy's picket
line III front Of the "cfWcr," taking about dozen
prisoners.
This line they held for two hours and half in
the face Of furious bombarlmcnt when, being
attacked by an overwhelming force, th0y were
compelled TO ylc d them, losing fifteen killed.
tA..ly-tvo wounded, and tJly- missing. All
quiet "a. day.
FRON EAST TrNNF.sTE.-TL Bristol Eegii,rr
OF the oh States that the enemy has not advanced
iuthCr than NCnd,y,g 's, g e'Or- distance this
SIDE Of Gr,euyilc. Il thinks that tGty do not
inIend 10 advance as FIR AZ BRISTOL aud that even
IT they wero to attempt it, they would find very
ser OUs Obstacles in their way.
Our late disaster at NOTistuwn has cnabledthe
enemy TO uNtgud their ines so that a larger
number Of votes can be obtained In tho PrcsdSa.
tial election. The devoted followers Of Andy
Johnson, IN Green county, may have a chauce to
vote for the igul of their affections
There was a report ~ Bri-tol, on tho evening OF
The ith, tblt rhe enemy hal advanced to Lees
bu'g, a short distance below JOuesJCrO, but tins
needs confirmation.
The force Of tue enemy is Yaricusy estimated
from $500 to 5000.
a prisoner captured reports Tat Gilcm saws
he will hold the election In Bristol Tomorrow, #
he only has two hours TO do il in. Brgckiuridge
voters will be there when the polls open, and
will vote "eo'v aud often" The cartri1ge,bpx,
rather thsn the ba!iot-box, vii, be most patron
izCd.
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CLoAKs. 90.

ULUAk DlSPL AY
/ Fine Exhibition in Cloaa Room Of Elegant
Proper) Made Garments
.FOR LADIES
FALL AN1 WINTER WEAR,
Bioh Velour Go ks,
Handsome Beaver OloakS,
Finest Frosted Bou er Cloaks,
Black Tlioot and Ria bed Oloaks,
Fine Black Garments,
Woter-Proof Gloaks,
Cloaks Made to Order
Woclen Long Shawl8,
COOPER 81 CCUAA D,
S. T, Corner Ninth and Market Sts,
% lo.Ct
CLOAIE AND D1AETILLA
Eanuaotory, and Shawl Emporiuips
~ ". Corner ARCH and TBNTu SnREy1 IS,
rruLArULlur,.
s. WELSH Il co.
Where you can sec Splendid Assortment o.Ihs
CHOICEST NOVELTIES,
Naero YOU can SET the best Manufactured Garnsroi.
ana WLeT' you cHu Procure the
GENUINE WAGER rHOOF CLOAKs, i
Atmo 4
LOWEST PRICES.
Ladies wn 0rd it 70 ihcr interest to purchnge their
'i"aL' and snavlS at this Establishment.
s--o-iu'ls-2n >. WELSH a 90.
HENRY PARKER,
ros 81 nnd 53
S f. Corner NINTH AND LROH STREETS,
WHOLEsALE AND RTTAII.
Youcau obtain a, this Es..blisaacut,
wNlKrRcOF CLOTH Crons,
TRCOT
HTNyN RwEUp
EEosIEn BEAVER
ali NADEUr mo THE LATEST STYLE and oru.s
very best material.
Gail and SEQ the stock before you purchase.
We shall take great pleasure in waiting On yon.
I-2-hsu2m
TIE NINTH STREET CLOAK STORE.
a Mammoth stock OF
LADIES CLoAKISGSl
Tric0ts, CHslors, NClourS, aud Frosted Beavers,
AT TIE LOWEST PIICEsI
The largest and cheapest stock Of
CLoAKs N IHE CITY.
BLACK SILK MANrILLA vELvE7s at E.5o ani
3S 80 per yard.
splendid assortment
DRESS GOODS
HIoDLHON'9,
n-22w Eo.us NINTH STREET.
NLOAK5 5I-CLOAR5!
handson variety OF
ELEG ANT FASHIONABLE CLoAK5.
FRENCH CLOTHS,
TRICOT BEAVERS.
FROSTED BEAVERS.
VELVET BEAVERS,
TIN
EIGHTH STREET CLOAK EMPORIUM.
A. w. LYMAN,
No, 2Js r. EIGHrH STREET.
N r. sHAwIs, sCABFs. WRAPPERS aud Bsl-
moral SKIRTS always on hand. ll-IIm
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sEtrEnsoN nANls, rALlt.

From n, Tribune
The Reba Congress met IN Richmond on Non
day, and received the usual address from Mr..
Jefferson Davis, which We elsewhere copy. It is
rather mild document, Mr. Davis having appa-
rently recovered from the frenzy Of fral&uCss
into which he fell On his lac Southern tour. A.
present he wears face Of checglalEo5s, aul
whistles with shrllt good spirits through three
columns or so Of 4 dinghy printed Ei,auold
paper.
He TejOces, as he has reason, over successes in
the tars. Mississippi Department; ;hc recon lIe.t
and for some q ue permanent occupation Of
TeXas, great part OF Arkansas, aui nearly all
Louridna. On this side OF tho great river there
Is less to boast Of Gut the rep2s5essIon Of plcts
of Mississippi, North m Alabama, aud Wcs.r.a
Tennessee, is rather 10 i-ev an M :. 10 is
slleg.d shat all iucUr,iOus upJu Jlg seIbl1rd
have be y preNeLtcd, save @ Aali-i that Cant
has vrnly trie for IOur months 10 tars P,-.r..
bug; taNt SgeJidHA hld - barn The SaCnlud1lh
NalI, ). b,cNHs, ha could nor hold Il. r4.J tue
capture ut All uta has proved q barren aJIFIos.
% ShcItu9n.
Mr.. Davis co I,idcrs thai The small result. Oh.
tanned by the posses ion OF As iuJ. ought ta nlu-
vince the Southern people lGC. TO pllgs Is OF
much real military importance, and hg SOL. g'y
seeks to persuade them thu. Cygl Richmond may
be surrendered cheeriully. "Th2ra are no vita,
points on the pres aTyJtOu OF which tlg continued
existence Of the COnfedCrlcr d.nCuds. Tlgre is
no military success Of the enemy watch can ne.
Il.
mond, nor Wilmington, nor Charleston, nor 81.
Vannah, nor Mobile, nor 0f all combined a1g 10
moro than prOTact The exhaustion OF the Norll
II would seem Mr.. Davis dG5ires o. anticipate She
effect Of expected losses Of these places.
IL IS complained tina. foreign Powers aue s.il
neglected. TO recognize the CO1.edar.cy. His
torical suggestions for their enligbtennolr, pro-
cedents which provo that France and England
might recognize IL they would Mr.. Davis Is not
spaIing oil.
A brief view IA given OF Rebel iiulncas which
we still further cor 'cnsn Hs f1'ovF:--
Receipts tor thn two quarters erdH- HDtl
sepembeT, 5'i.....,...,".............. Sl5i3l5lI
h""''s' ' treasury ts' Al'I' 'ieot''''''''' o.'-''
ToaL,.,,.....s,,.., ..,.. s2f414,gi.
EApenlilurcs Ia siN montus.'.... 4i-o,srDJ
Balance On Treasury october tsii..... sI07 I3F 4l
hhOH llliNt0 02ut
endns Jais '35 isa5,..., -; -. E:C2g5
balance OF uneNneu0ol appropriations 10
January leoa, r1t-. l.
Concerning which rose-cOlorsl exhibit OF
economy iu expenses, 10 "a only necessary 10
2 mark that the Rebel War Deoarsment hrs
iouud n cheap and profitable tp supply itself
mainly by wholesale sbelling eud ms, therefore
little for cash 20 pay accrung bills. q 7chsms
IS submitted Tor giving value % tho Outstanding
Treasury notes, 80 called, or tho Rebel Govern
menti but we leave the consideration OF thar 10
the comic journals
Touching the conduct Of the wlr Mr. Dav'sfs
tAe opinion "a too many mal ESQ still cx.
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MO- NORTH EIGHTH STREEr.-lO3.-
lOeJ Second door above Arch. Great Reduction IN
our smcnse stock Of Staple and Fancy rmmnss, COM
nrnt q ladies' Dress CLOAK rhmmings, Ou1a-
DoI aton, suA ard Morino scaIit, all syias OF
sik and Chenille Head Dresses; NUlts cheaper than te
WhCe Bugl5 Cinps and Bagie Buttons ClDh Madn) And
etk cloves, Rid Gloves of inc best makers Black aud
Corcd Ves-hswis and Scarf Boriers ,au Widths Fancy
Bays cud Side Combs Hik elt Ribbons, Je steel, and
9nt BsH Bucilos. Cloak rassels Of an cIlGrs AMI
BNG3 Magic Runngs OF an azos and styles GO greatly
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New York. Feb. 81

The transport Fulton, from Port Roya
Gath, with "a rebel prisoners, arrived to
day.
A battle had taken place at Olnatol, in
Florida. Our troops captured and de
stroyed over 81, SOC, 600 worth of prop
erty, and afterwards returned to Jackson.
vile.
The U. s. corvette Housatonic was de.
stroyed in Charleston harbor on the 18th,
BY the propelled rebel torpedo Davis
which struck her on the stabboard Quar-.
ter, and in short time she sunk off Beach
Inlet. Capt. Clark and VIM. Haxletou
and the Ensign are the officers lost.
On Sunday the 2lst, small force Of
troops left Hilton Head in transports and
proceeded up the Savannah river to vii.
liams' Island, arrived at that place abont
dark. A company of men Of the 4th
New York, landed in small boats and
made reconnaissance. in the course Of
which they met small body Of the enemy,
We lost four men. The enemy's loss
greatly oatnumbered ours. NEXT morn
ing our forces we're Withdrawn, bringing
20 prisoners. The reconnaissance wss
highly successful. The q. s. transport
General Burnside grounded on ST. Johu's
Bar, and became = total wreck. The
crew wss saved. The stsanboaa Harriet