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wss severely wounded BY q bah IN fhs sukie
which broke tia bons. he wa ssnk to Colum-
bus whsTe his home is. Ha has bsan in the ser
vice over two years, and il siia IN leg elghtesn
years Of eye.
REBEL vs.. YAsKEE VIII
At 90 interval IA tae fring, IA ing the sa-
eseenens At RssaeA, 8 Yankee 10 'front.' OF
S.Fahl's brigade called out-"Wbeia Is the lsin
Tennsssee p "Hsro Il is repslpd one Of rs
members. sYon aIe 4 Jar" rst1r fed the 1an-
kee with smother oath, 1T al cans over 80 Us
long ago. as your eaptsin Ansg gro OF white
msn ~ maairel tito rebel. 600 " - you
ID scSundrei," and = miaia BALI came iron
sta n;sesosnaiof. Tia fabei ehou.ed, TELL us,
theu. wheEher you are whils OF black" another
MIME aud volley Of oaths. Again persisted the
rebel, EFF you are 9 Wits man yoaEsaii, per
bapa YOU have & brothaf-inI ayr who is 'eoi-
oredf " Oaths and minies responds IN volleys'
and the firing became general.
P-S: Just as this goes % mail ! received
| from Gen. Bsts's courteous ard aHsnie assistant
a~oiugaat general Capt. c.. J. Massin, al omeial
report Of tia killed, wounded snd missing u
Bates division, during the late campaign. Ian
list ounits many who were slightly wounded
but did not leave the 6sld. this list VIII eP'
pear tomorrow moInirg-EDs APPEAL
HARVEY.
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MONTGOMERY AAsKEr.-As the market In
Montgomery, Ala, % Saturday, the heii says
that he display Of vegetables Was bs.tsr than
il has been for soAne inns, bosh as regards quail
ity snd quantity. Their prices too, in most
cases, rulsd lever shzn Hitherto; peas, however.
were at the ssns fgare As a wesk sgO-5o cents
which Is inezpHesblo, IS the qasntify offered
fcr sale Is much greater nov than Il was then.
Strawberries nom 81 % e5-qui.e a margin
Beef kid, pork, bacon, fsh ard iosls com.
prissd he meats. Beef wss al ~ 90 kid, -
90 pork 60 bacon 4 chickens hasdiy asaged,
were he'd Is tbs moderate price Of g. Fish
add II 81 50 per pound, tor cAlfshi drum,
bua.io, and oshsn Of tie nupy tribe, bIougbs
sstbsT nors.
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TAKIse Cans OF San


TAKIsa Cans OF sAMBo-The Memphis
8sss that bekTs the bsitls Of Pleasant
HiIs ga Dick Taylor soni il By Gag Of truce q
letter 20 Gen Banks, in which he told him that
If negro troops we're used against the ConisdeE-
ate army, he Taylor would raise the black
Gag and snow no qakrser. Tee Meas thinks il
may be ewing 70 fhis fsst that no negro troops
were Engaged, they bAYing been ssns 70 the rear
Cor rather the front) 20 quad the baggage train
on its Wuy back &c Grand Eeors.
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ATRam.RERRr g

1H8 LAaiss q rs Aasnfa Hospital Assasizaa1 vi
give . ssra"tsrry supPsr a The chy HsH On WE'D
EEsDAY NIGHT, lie Ssh fnsszs. ~ @ 5susai o.
ths HosFisais We h7s % have . larss Stsu7snsA
HEs IsAAC WlNsaIP
ny25 P-s.isnt
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a. Tbs Brandon Rspsslsean Of the i9h
Isarns hat the Ysnkees have moved out from
Yichsbufg, and sgsin established their trading
pest At Big Black bridge. Selling calico, eaf-
foe, etc, to spectators On this side of The river
appears to be profitable business. and they
are wiling 70 run The risk Of being captured By
Adsms' cavalry
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OILS!

MAcHISE GIL rsuHsEs Oh, Pam OIL. Car Box
VI Oh snd Axis Grass, may be cbfsi1sd y sd
srsssiEg the sabssT1sr Rslrasds Factsriss Ez
shine shops and Mia vii b sspPiad On rsasons5ls
terms BY addressing lhs srhs sTi5sr n Augusta Ga
mr94 4aa IuuN r
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WHRAT Crop II CHooTAw COUNTY, Miss.
-Ths Sssfhsrs Aoiivs learns lhas the wheat
crop n chOeisw county, bids fair for en- asun-
dsns yisld. The wheat is quite thin en- account
Ct hs freezes, but as / IS generally sown Gu
nPiands, it IS r-esuned Il uin make better
Ths M0siss IS coBadsnt thss more
wheat was SOW tbis year hAn lars. and sx.
Dee.s ;has there viii b at least ns much, if not
more, whssi gisnsred.ibi ysar thsa last.
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SOAP:
N0AP
For GOngress.

EDTrczs APPEAL. Pisass sasoares he name sr
Cd IA FATE a. s~saalda.e for Congress IN he nth
oissrscs o. tennessee, azd oeHg3 he west Tsnnez-
sesasr Ia Gezsrsl Foussss oaplnaad.
TuFELo. Nay 81. 1874 tnvla tic
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ATLANTA, Kay 50 1854.
Pursuant to = previous no,es. 3 portion Of ths editOrs
and suployses OF he printing eGses c. this ely. net
IA the CITY Hall at6 o'eleek, I. H.. for ths Parposs q
Masking preliminary arrangements fog tee o-ssHizslaa
Of a volunteer company fer sity dsfsuEs
On molten, Josephas Csmg, Esq, vas called 70 he
chair and Jessph eohron appoiatsd EseruiaE7.
Dc taking ne ehsir. III. Gimp addressed he ssssu
blsss IN B very brief bat appropriate nsnHsr, Z para
tory Of The otIees Of meeting, and inprsssing upon
them he necessity Of ps0mpssciion.
On motion Of J N EiA Es4 Il vas resolved rhss q
COMMITTEES Of thrss Be appointed by the chair TO draft
natter for The action Of nh hody g. IN E5joarusd mee..
ing en- Wednesday evening Bexf, sf6 oeleck, s.d aiso
TO write, and publish Ia The city 6alies. . uohes sz'
planning the plan snd purpasss OF the proposed Organi
aston. SAD Inviting The printing fraternity Of shs city
70 attend the a~siouned meeting, ard enter tie orssui-
zation.
The chalk appointed en hat u1tiss, NsssTL
Eli. Johnson ans Bsnnait
o. motion. it Ess resolved ihsi the proceedings of TIE
meeting be pab,ishe1i in tie city daiss, together with
the notice % De published By rs eonnlssse
On ns.ion. he meeting adjoarned III 6 oclosk en-
Wednesday evening. s5ah inst
JOsEPHUs CAMP, Chairman
JosEsa CoHEOS, Secretary
To tbs PR1ss OF ArEzsTA-As 4 mssliag q .
Po-tlOo Of tbs Typ graphical Frsteraisy Of this city,
ash on M0ndsy evenisg, the SD Instant, the undsr
signed we're appointed . 70 ask the attend
aaes Of tbs edi.Ors. propfetorss printers snd attaches ct
he several establishments in Atlanta. a called meet
Ing to De hsld .. :hs City Hal, wednesday afternoon,
the a5.h izatani, 81 SIX oeioez, for tbs formation o. =
v~olansssr miiitsEy eorPI FOR he a=fsnEs = this ety
--ss1oFs earnestly urge upon cur fellow erafs
men that, laying asids all olh=r business they viii be
Paas.nss ia attending this nssiinE At the boz dsHg
mated.
James ). Els ~. J-lasion B. F. Bennett com
nlsiss.
Atlantis, Nay 90, 1864.
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rRn a z IN vEnaENGa.
From the Richmond EzAmiaer. I9sh-l
FROM CEN LER's ARMY.

EAOA GkAs a. . AAA
The War Department was last night without
any later oEieial Intelligence from General Lee.
This absence Of news, however, was supplied
by reports brought down by passengers On the
Fredericksburg train, who state that ; sharp en-
gsgemsnt came off yesterday Enoraiug, resulting
in the Tspulss Of tbs eDeny. Tie report, IS 70.
listed, says that early yesfsrday maTning ths en-
envy made an attack on General Lees extssms
right, near S.anssd's mil, about Eve miles Gom
Guinea's station; that a sharp 6ghi ensned with
both mRsketry sud artillery that for the line
it lasted The Sighting was as severe rs any tSEf
has occurred "a the Ripiian in the Iscess bst
slss, and that the snersF vas finally Fepalscd
with considerable loss.
Tho engagement is sAjd 70 have lasted about
sn hour, and tho forces principally engaged en-
oar side, wsrs those of Eweifs corps. Up 90
the time of she leaving Of the iEaiR, cSGEisrs re-
ported that the enemy had nos EsreHed tho ri
lack, aud that all was quiet, ezeptng rome
occasional ~eznuonsdiag i ives lh1ught Kat
this movement Of the neFy VAS Only TO fasl
Lees position, and ascertain what was gaiRg
on with oar army. a gehsTel engagement Is
probable, Al any moment, with The two sTuies
in their pEsse1t position. Il is eoajsciuged tbat
Gen Grsnt's army is SO badly shattered by she
recent battles. and his force so greatly reduced
by tia heavy hzs Of casualties, that he fears 20
give bsttls until he can get up som5 reinforce
mants-
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wIf.IIgERY 8STkBLISnMENT.

"a susH. sTooK Peas for sAs By
Tvai2. C11msdoa asneh-ul
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CAMp NsAR ALTOONA, G. MAY %. 1854.

CAMP NEAR ALTOONA GA Mag %. 1854.
EDEToRs APPEAL; I have intended, for sew
ersl days, TO give you soma aeeoan. os the part
taken By car bsigade, WslihalIs Ia the bsstls
OF Rssaea en- Saturday aud Sunday, the I4sh
and l5.h Of May. Your Journal hRs = wider
circulation among the Mississlppians CT This
army than say other, snd seems the natural
channel Ct communication betweIin rs and the
dear ones Of homei and T. thaEescTe, have
chosen i IS tie banner upon which to hiszon
tie ggllantry of car brsve bcya, and to hold up
for the praises Of those loved ones he uebIe
deeds Of thsir sons ard brothers
The movement Of McPhsrsan's eozps of the
ensmy arovnd cur left wing, mste Il advisable
for the army 70 ovaeBte Dalton, aid Il srrived
a. ResRca On tho evening Of the IsE -soprs
shesd Of the fedezsls. Ga the morpioo az tse
l4sh, our division, Hiulman's. WIS ;so7sd inso
position about thea niles north rf Rszsca. 10
islt resting upon the eastern sias al Tie rsilYoad
which connects Atlanta with Chsttxnoooa
Hhrdes occupied She range Of hiIls 10 ouY lsfs.
across the railroad, the j5int Tns bsior eI;nsiosI
with single between the two eorss. PaYsllsi Ia.
HsEdes's line, and about one thousaud vsr5s
disssul, VS. a lofty ridge held by 10 ensmr's
guhs, supposed 70 be a. lesss iwsSiy II nuu6er.
About tbs ssms disisnes 70 a3e rfsht of IA 81
vision was . commanding knoll, iiso oeczuie5
by th6ensmyis gaGs. They had batteries 49,
in font Of rs. Gen Walshal's BRIGADE Vs.
The extreme left brigade Of Toe division aaa ~
The corps, and occupied q very wesk position an
account Of sbe en6ls5inz 6lg wbith me ensnv
could bring 20 bssr urea It Ia fsat c.
Hndman's diTisiou msy Be ssia 10 heva. hsIS
TIE key 20 Gsn. JehRstsn,s position. ard ~
enemy, recognizing the fact, mads : despeEe,a
AID parsisiens effort to possess theipsejvss If 4
Tho snemys s~kiTmkhsrs showed thepsslvs~
about ten in the morning Of Saturday. hi vrars
gSllaptly checked by Gen. Wsldisllas shssns
shooters. commanded by Can't Geo. Ravnolds
OF The 29sh Mississippi, who held be Ysrksss
bsek until their main line and lins.ef sEirm;sbs |
ers were indisting uishsbly infe1mineied C-1s
Il then sulle1sy retired, dressing lsfs mas ~
hring as he vent, receiving on ths fsld r. -a,-
meDdati0n q his general for his skil ard eaal
iniTepidity. Forward cane fhs bIae liasS ofl
foes, boldly, dashipgly, at = charge mon orr
works but our rnen rscsived them vita 4 most |
desdlyIhrs bsfoFa which they broke and scattsre5
as the winds which rush uson The uounsSio,s
rocky aides. Again, in iTe distinet linee, shev
hurled themselves Confidently forward. Der
ire YVES most deadly, aud many wese killed and
wounded bat they sdvaLcsd until hey were 10
1eat 70 the works that the ~srtiller,, could aot
Ire upon tbem They could not bs allowed 10
'sEsin in that position. So Gn. Walshnli. who
vas almost ubiquitous, watching At svsrv noigE. |
faeled Cot bFaauey, OF tue S9sh, TO advance
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a aALLANr YoUTH.

The conduct Of Richard Spencer, private in
she Ssh Ca, during he engagement At Rssaea,
msnls special mestion- BIS was q clerk at hri-
esde headquarters aud not supposed 10 sp-
pear on The held, bat sh3nldsTed his muskei ana
marched into the fghs with bis regiment, where
be sclsd with marked GOODNESS and daring, bnt
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AERS LULA ROSS Etud rss9sc faly z1-osEe7
III % tas eltizeas o. Al4Eis ard Ticany tlas sac =
,, prsearea 70 90 lob Liliasry HoEk zt taa A0n
a. r5Hcs. Location Larie-ls ElrssL north sHae neA
The ilnctioa o. UeIen stres. Lmr-oA"
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We have nothing new to repor! from the
Seuthside. The enemy still remains behind his
mtyenchmenis, and has made no demonstration
since bis Tepulse on last Monday. On that night
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THE FL0gENCs HOTEL,
seITna. Ala.

EKoPRlETORE
J. Q SAINT,
OF Gsa7di5. Ts1nss5e6.
DR. z ]. ECKENEY,
ala o. soEifoz Green XIV.
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FRoM az PENINsuLA

An official diapssch was received yesterday
reporting that 8 large body of tho enemy passed
Ianasslis station yesterday mcTnipg, about 10
O'clock, making ia The direction Of Old Chafeh,
In HsaoysE county. Nothing "a kuoEa sam
wbeaco they came, or as 70 Ehs oijscl OF the
incHrsson; but il Is supposed that they ara some
Of the sana party wis wess about Richmond
last weak, and are still k~cvorine about our lines
OF ccmm1nieatiou.
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PROM rae soVrHsIDE.

ThsFs $ Fssy listlo nsxs from shs Seul6sido,
Ins ESGEss ssIny still reHsios bshind IL II.
trenchme1ts and under cs7sr Of their ~guubosis,
and it is said that the Whols OF The eneay's
forces have bssn drigsn back uatil they are now
crowded and rennss up II 8 narrow nsek Of
land between the james sHd Appomattox rivers.
not mons than six miiss in szteDt Thsrs VII
probably be 10 more fighting until tho enemy
leaves and marches ont Of his f0fgifessions. Il
has been reported that be Was crossing ever bis
forces. 10 tbs north side Of the James river, below
Cesfin's farm, but this report is still without
any confirmation ether than that Of runor.
Nothing Of interest tTsnspirsd between the
armies yesterday. During tie dag tho Yankee
guRbostz shelled the woods heavily from .hs
river, but this viii aOg soen become an every
day occurrence. Parties also report loud and
lang coHti1aed drum beating yesterday il he
enomy's Gang
Along tbs liver, 1shsTs ths enany has his own
ws7, Ms forces continue all sofia Of a-.-
~ ~1a~eos.
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TIE WAR NEWS.

4lf0
From the sane. May sol
The news this morning shows a hui IL ihs
midst Of The stornL The gfeEs battle sli1 hsBps
in Virginia AITw have from Gen. Lss Is tie
following official dispatch received yesterday by
sEe WxT Department.:
sPorrsHLvASIA c. H., May 1877, P ~
via Milford, l9. 5
Hon J. A. sedaou, Secretary Of war
Ths enemy opened his batteries on : portion
Of Ewelfa hue, and attempted an assault, hus
failed he Eas easily repulsed. ~Subssqasnslv,
he cannouaded q portion OF HflFs linee usdsr
EARLY The cAsuAlties OF our side are very few.
II E. LEE.
This Dispatch ~refors-to tie sans moremsnt
We alludsd 20 in yesterdays paper, and he ra-
salt seems 70 havs bssn as report ssassd Is
Besides this Official disPssch We have tbs re-
port that on Wednesday, night . porioa OF the
eremyis fsTess made sreund by Stansrd's md
to Gains.'s depot Oar cavalry there, thinking
that this denomination was rom the whole Of
Gcants army, retired rathsr hastily, when the
Yankees advanced 10 GuinoA's depot ana baraed
the plAcs.
General Lee siil occupies ths came pssilion
he hss for the last week, as viii BE- seen nom
the date Of his dispatch.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-06
TRUSTEES SALE.

WbERkAS, on the 10Th day OF Julv. A ID
,vV 1901 william Casey, Of tho county Of
Clinton ana state Of lows, executed unto Lod-
49,. .u. :. ,icie.s trustee certain decd Of
srus' conveying to said trustee the land n Gin.
ton county, Iowa, described a. follows, to. wit -:
The north west fractional quarter % Of the
moth west quarter )of section ninete. {lp.1
township cighty-twe tSl, nnr'h OF range two N
sast, Also the east halt ~ Of the north east
quarter ~ OF the nortt-east quarter Of section
a~ensy Tour - to suship eghty-two SO, north
Of fan one u east, containing sixty acres more
q less which said cow syance Is recorded in book
o. mortgages Of pages 4yl and 492 Of the r.
CORDS o. said county OF Clinton, and wss made bv
tho said William Casey for the purpose Of sscar-
ing the payment ofthree go promissory note. and
tne interest thereon, signed BY the said William
Cssey and Patrick Casey, dated the 18th dav Of
july. a. ls6l, and two CT raid notes for one
huadrcd dollars ($Isc) zach, and payable on Tho
hrst day OF November, 1861, and ono OF aid noes
Tor Two hundred and twenty I've (S225) dollar.
payable November let, s62, all Of said notes
with interest payable at the rate of ton Der 6, nj.
per snnum.
And now the said notes ayins becon. a.. .ra
payable, and tho said william Casey and Pa,rek
J. iAodewecus s. viele, trustee AZ &c,
said, do hereby give this pablc na,;ce
.nst ~ virtue Of the power which i In mo vested
oy said deed OF trust, ! will on Friday. the SIN
nay ., feoruary, A. ID. 1854, at the hour of 10
CLOCK IN tue forenoon Of said DAY at the Couv,
house door, IN the city of Davenport, expose and
oHef ior sale, a. public auction, the psrool,
OF lana above described or mach IA crcof A. hal
DC necessary to satisfy aud pay The amount Of AID
ho'e "ith the interest thereon to the dsy of sale
gs'he1 WIN all the Costs and expenses attend, nc
said safe costs Of this notice and trustee.s f.es
Ha'ed me llth day Il January. A. - 1864.
LObEWLCUS =. VJELE.
Jam H'utsI Tru.tec
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In FIELD, WEsr. VIRGINIA,
February o.

Gen Early has been compelled to 70.
trsat up the south ie'k Of the north
branch, towards Shenandoah Vslley, in
consequence of the vigorous manner in
which he was driven and pursued BY
Gen. Kelley's forces. We have bssn
successful in defeating the enemy's de-
signs...
We have taken qaite number Of
prisoners and recaptursd many Of those
taken from us.
Our forces drove the enemy out Of
Petersburg. The enemy Lost large num-
beers Of men by desertion and dessrtsrs
continue to come in.
The occupation Of the wires With mil
itary business, excludes 1.-THE possibility
Of sending larger dispatch ct this time,
Weather fair.
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There are many preparations sold nncier the
nan,e Of Bitters, pnt ia quart bottles comi'pund
ed " the chcapest ,ehsskey rum, costing
from 20 to 40 cents PR gaiton the taste d.sguisd BY
Antse or Corionder Seed.
The ciass Of Bstters hare caused md ,oiN con
timue to cause, as Tong thoy be sold hu, eds
TO die the death Of the drunkurd. BIZ taeir nee the
system is kept continually uader the influence Of Al
chohoiic Stmutants Of the worst kind The desire for
Liquor rs created and kept up, and the rs,u i al,
The horrors attendant upon drnnkara's life and
death.
For those tcho desire and will have Louor
Bitters, tce publish the tottoo'ng receipt: Get one
bottle OF HOO6and's German Bitters. ana
misc U.th three quarts OF good Krandy or
Whlskey, aud the result uiN be a preparation
that s0iH far excel medical rirtue and trae re-
celLemcy any Of the Liquor Biners in he !.
and soiH cost much less. You III, 80. al tks
virtSes Of HoofaBd's Dittr, =. Connection
,cih good article Of Liquor. n, . much less priet
than these inferior preparations sctU cost you
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WASHINGTON, Feb. 8.
Especial 10 The World I

Especial 10 the World
The Committee on Elections has de-
eidsd unanimously in fAtor Of Congress.
man Rice, Of Boston.
Rumors Of new discovery Of swind-
ling in the Treasury Department are
rite TO-DAY. Six clerks, il is said, were
discharged yesterday. and most Of them
have been arrested.
Especial to the Herald.
The Navy Committee Of the House
have gone to Chester 10 investigate tho
charges Of fraud in connection With the
naval contracts there.
The bands Of guerrillas seem to have
vssatsd Fairfax county, Va.
A cavalry expedition made q long
scout towards Blue Ridge without find
ing anything except few strsgglen from
Mosby's band.
Times Spsoisl.I
A letter from Chattanooga says rebel
dsssrters ore pouring into our lines By
hundreds, and open mutiny il feared BY
the rsbsl lesden 10 consequence Of The
late consumption act.
The House, it 10 said, he's pollsd Z
vote On the whisky question, and ma
jority was found determined to adhere to
it, tax on the stocks Of whisky on
hand.
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Nsw Yosx, Feb. e.
. The steamer Etna, from Liverpool
!, soth. arrived The morning. News 49,
tlsipatsd.
The following 10 the latest news r.
seivsd Il
Copssa 40 ss, 20th.-The Rigsssad
has commenced discussion 0f IN d.
drsss and oil the parties have declared
that an unconditional adherence to the
nav constitution, is the pledge for indie
pendencs Of Denmark.
The Saxon battalion 1t KEEL suddenly
received marching orders and leave 60
dsy for Northwest Holstsin, where the
the Saxon contingent is 10 be coucen'
tratsd.
The Austrian troops, destined Tor
Sshleswig have commenced marching
and are cxpectsd 10 KEEL 10 morrow.
The Times Newborn letter Of the I'd,
says our loss Vas not heavy. Perhaps .
hundred would cover the killed, wound
ID and missing.
Lieut.. Col. Fellows Of the 18th Mas
sschusetts Re- iment, With several other
officers, have not been heard from.
The eunboat U Underwriters was captur.
Cd under the guns Of our fort, which
shelled her, set her on fire, and she blew
up.
The World's New Orleans letter says
our forces At MadisonvilIe are being CON
stantly increased, evidently with the
view Of making it the base OF supplies.
Rumor says Gen. Banks will soon en-
bark for Texas. THIS betokens On I'd
vance movement in that quarter.
The Ztibune's Newbern letter Of the
1t says our pickets we're driven 10 Sun.
day nigh. at Batcheldor's Greek. L.
Col. Fellows. OF 10th Macs, with lis
men and detachment Of Goth N. T.,
with . section Of Churchill's battery
went out on the Washington road this
morning. Another detachment went
out on the Trent road, aud the lis msr
Of the. 10th Mass. came back, the enemy
coming upon them in overwhelming
numbers, but our t,oops held them il
check ill the baggage and camp equip
age was removed Or burned.
Col. Fulton's surgeon, Lieut.. Day
Commissioner Hill are missing from tn,
detachment OF the 18th Macs. Lieut.
Conn got to the camp Of Col. GLEASON
with some of the lS2d N. Y. ct BacheI-
doors Creek, in time to help burn thu
camp, and hospital stores. Lieut.. Conn
saved the garrison which in the oonfus-
lou bad been lett by the flying enemy
who followed our men closely until they
were under the guns Of our forts. Our
loss is probably 2Oor 80 killed and
wounded, and perhaps 100 captured
The enemy's loss is supposed to be 10
or 10 killed and 40 or SO wounded.
The 7tibnns's Washington dispatch
has tumor that Gen. ". J. Smith j,
TO command the Army Of the Potomac
Gen. Butler confidently believes tia,
an exchange Of prisoners will yet be
consumated. Commissioner Ould return
cd to Richmond from City Point, fully
convinced that our Government intend,
to sustain Gen. Butler. Ould 10 in favol
Of tho exchange
There are 100000 10 gold iuths
Treasury.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-06

O1u03uUA All -. -.
Dv arrival fsem Ksnavhy fivss "
hsve psstioeIass of ~ ssptsre Of Gen.
Soaanso asd staG. end the burning OF
he stesnnsr Lsvi. ~
The steamer vs. lying at Winfield.
on The west side Of the river, when IS
eusrsillas, dusisg Wednesday night, ap-
scared on the opposits side, 10 Of whom
crossed in shi6 and took possession Of
the best, capturing Gen. Seannon and
fsty soldiers and oficess, and afterwazds
burned the beat. All on board we're
paroled, excepting Scaonon and three
other officers, who we're mounted and eel
OF for the interior. Our forces have
started in pursuit.