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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-12-15

Col. Tenent Iomax, Of the Sd Alabama Infantry
was no less remarkable for bis dignity of bearing than
Tor his gaIan'ry upon the field. He als) man Of
great military PRIDE and spared neither time trouble
Ia perectng his command all the minor as well Sc
more impOr ant duties Of the soldier.
Among the members of his regiment vas Dutch
man. ri icing in tie familiar aud euphoneous SQUIRT
quet of " Schnider" Now Schnider had less peuchant
Tor tactics than enjoying cyzy nap. Scnnid r Was
upon post--it was tie third waleh-and Schnldar's
eyes but little higher than the The Colonel was
doing the grand r0undg.'
Who se dere?" demanded Ddtcby
"Grand ROUNDS - the answer.
10 hell NIT er-Grand R2unds dougbt ii was
der Corporal nit DIR relief"
The CO.'S Q1ence was Schider received severe repri-
mand with his ingtruc ons how to receive the Grand
Rounds.
When the Grand Rounds approach you, sir" said
the Colonel, among other formalltes, you must turn
cut the guards"
YAH"
In course Of time it came Sobnider's turn to go
guard again. Early in the night the Colonel had &C.
caston TO pass beyond the iiues OF Schnlders post.
"Hat'" said he faithful guard as he approached
The Colonel dlsregaraed the summons, and continued
to advance. "Halt, say who is dere?
About this time the Colonel's loot came ir contact
with grub, which caused him 30 much pain as to ex-
claim "G0d Almtghtg"
"Turn out the twelve Apostles' roared Sshnider,
'G0d Almighty ish on der rounds ~
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-12-15

W, j. PR&ECE,
TNsPBCTOR AND GAUGER, solioits share OF the bu-
4 sness in his ine and will attend to the sale of eoan
ny produce
&c has also been deputised by Mr. John James to
weigh Cot On Forage, &C. aOd will attend 30 the business
generally OF d Provision Inspector.
Dec 10Th l2.lt*
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-12-15

The Clarion says that the Yankees at Vicksburg
only muster Thousand men for @ raid. This was
the strength Of the raid that came across Big Black
last week in search OF cotton
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-12-15

REMEDY FOB CBILLs.-A strong decoctjon of dogwood
bark berries with one third the qn@ny of whskoy
brandy added said by co-respunde Of the Cha lesion
Courier to be excellent remedy for shil!s. Ifoge~
Wneglass full three a cay.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-12-15
Mr.. Edtt3r -

n, EUlT5T :.
Please permit me 10 return mp thanks to DR., Halseyr
Surgsoa in ch4rga Wafsjds Hospital No s. have been
f0ur know sl sb at the sad scenes N
h0,ss i is cnsoiinR t. know that there IS oUe ptGes
justice administered to all alike such kIudnosS
will ~risttu R-a,u heats eoGleTs pass
oogh mere apprs Ciate the kindness CT D. hsi
sy md i-s n Buie the soldiers Ffieud, Al Wayside
Hos rit =. Also many thanks &c Mrs. DeRosset and
dies tOr their kindness TO Their Kindness TO
the soldiers will never be gotten In yoara to cne,
Respectfully,
~. T. A.,
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-12-15

YANKEE CITIZENS IowS--A large number of cit
is9ns of w ashiDgon and other Yankee ccs and town
arrived here yesterday, and were consigned to CAS-
tie Thunder They came with al escort from Gen. Ros
sg. What their offences are has not TRANSFERRED.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-12-15
p2Tc cay .ARTRRLh WOUNDED.

g.
Il ae fight as 6atohie Ga friday Brig cen Gar
49,, ~ wounded In the side by she'll. Notwith
4;, the severe woucd, he remained the field until
e. OH closed aud brought TO Augusta Sunday.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-12-15

wife in SAP Ftancisco lately put in petition for d.
the court the grouad tHat her husband was
oIfouDded fool" The UOuldat ad nit the plea,
because almost married would be liable TO tha
EaEa8 1DpatatiOn-
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-12-15

SALE
OOn D" ZEN TUMBLE3S, II sizes,
eSSJST zoe Bowls sz3s,
IL gross Table Knives and Forks Zszez,
d. Ha2d Lamps,
CASE Solder,
iron Wire,
" Sore VS. 9 slzea,
kegs Nails, assorted,
IL gross HaDdsaR flies, assorted,
8 bbs OF sugar. 49,
Wilmington.
Dee. 18th S2u
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-12-15

Chicago has just completed rev cens1s-total,
169 1858 against 100 260 10 1860. Total valuation Of
properly, $48 1872 49,, agairs. $37 O53 SIG n 1860
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-12-15
IRELAND

The fruit OF Overwhelmingly When uudutitul sen is
cursed by bis father, he becomes a dam-son.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-12-15

WANTED.
FEMALE TEACHER to take charge Of private
"a school, For particulars address
L.. y. FONVILLE,
Wolf Pit, OnsloH Co., Il. Q.
Bee. IS. 82lt&l7-3t"
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-12-15

III. CEonLY, Aucfioucsr.
SU.\DRlES N AUCTION.
ON WEDNB5D 7, 2lss inst, at IL o'clock, e. a.,
will SELL the Hhar of NJ easra. Power Low Coz foo
of Mulberry treet the folio wing articles belonging he
STEAMSHIP ADVAN III, VIZ:
SO teree5, barrels ard half barrels BEEF AND PORK,
7 quar- er barrels TRIBE AND SUEr,
- barrels Bread, Boxes Brick,
Barrels Iline Keg White Lead,
HID TalloW, Rh0vRis.
Kea 8 Soap, Iron Coal Buckets,
r"ams 1rpory PAPER, Boat eaker,
Il shafts, Senaaf aG5
Copper Kettle, Blocks,
Hu d es Yarn, altta Percha.
rloat Irons, Cope Scouting Trays
Tin soournr Tcavs; Jib Hanks,
, opper and Yellow Metal, Lamps,
Stoves, Goal Sfters.
ii Feeders, kedge anchor,
Chain Cable, Boom Irons,
Lead Sink and Pipe, Velvet Cushions and Pillow
Bucket Back. Bags Cotton Waste &c.
Barrels Split Peas,
Dac. IA SITS
2O,0e0 A@aA4s.
ELEOR SALE By
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-12-15

4 SILENT GExARAL.--1he Charlottesville Chroni-
Gle compares Con. Lee with Of the noisy characters
Of this w&r Ii says:
Here comes a man bred in the army. He had been
reared gentleman. He despsed humbug. He loved
Order end everything and everybody in his place He
told the ladies at Cupepar Courthouse, in 1861, who
came out to greet bin, TO 60 home.' Ia Richmond
they said he had 10 mannera-he attended his bUs-
nees emo spoke little. They sent him Western Viz
ginia--a small tbeatre-wben Keauregard was at
Manassas and Johnston at Winchester be went ana
made no comment. The campaign failed they called
lin Iurveydfop; lie did not attempt himself
Soon We f-d him in blaze 0! glory tie hero Of the
battles around Richmond. lie is still silent. He
marches TO Manassas, achieves another great vcto
~ not a wod escapes him. He takes Wipches er
ID foiled at Sharpsburg for the want Of men de-
Burnside at fredericksburg Hooker at Chaucsors-
vile but he breaks bs silence. lie has The terri
bic trial Of Gettysburg. He only remarked, II was
my fault" and tLen, the present year, he has COL
due ed this greatest Of all his campaigns
one of lie finest in Sileat still. When will be
speak Has be nothing TO say {? What does he think
OF our fairs Should he speak how the country would
hang upon every word that fell from him!
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-12-15

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
YElHE UNDERSIGNED havisg, at December Term, 1864
i of Brunswick County Court qualified as Admlnstra
tors of The OF Colonel Henry N. Howard deceased
20 hereby give notice 10 all persons having CLAIMS
said present the authenticated and with
time scrbed By law. this Dotlc9 viii be plead
bar IF their all persons 1ndsbed 80 SAID es
will make immediate payment
FURTHER NOTsCE-EmPORfAaT SALE.
WILL, Be SOLD at the lac residence OF said deceased,
Bruins wick county, tho 10th January, 1860, all the
perIshabe property of said estate consisting OF every
thing necessary carry rice pan2fion Also, noe
ner; veiuabe horses; mules Wagons; carts; rock%-
way and harness; ba8ges and harness. farming tools
household and kicher furniture hogs, BON faeDDg ana
stock hogs; 02 head OF sheep III goats; com loocer
baed hay rice straw, ard large quantity or nee Also
a set Of Works ct Lock woods FoIy, consisting OF
eight pals Sale to continue from day &c d3y unti all 10
Id.
Terms Of sale six nonhg credit, purchaser giving notes
with approved security.
There will be so subsequently, in RobesoE county, at
place sad deceaaed vsloabie yoke CT oxen and
cart some household furniture, mule, and farming
A. 4. NcKOY.l ,a,-
". n. PEDEN, Auh iS'
Dec. IL. Sl-tawts-l3 ts
COMpnEssEO C0TToH.
23 bAIAS For sale by
e B. EILERs.
Dec 18th 83-lw
JUST RECEIVED AsD FOR SALE.
~ BOXES OF CANDLES, extra quality;
l. 400 lbs. English Mustard;
barrels crushed sugar.
Next doog above Messrs. Brown & Anderson.
Dec a. s3.st
WANTED TO HIRE.
GOOD COOK by The mon'n NJ Or e. ysf DAN A R,
At Worth Co.'s Office.
Dee. "a. ss3t*
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sY III. C1osLY, Auo,'r.

gY III. CaGsEY, Auos'r.
TOBACCO NJ AUCTION.
on WEDNESDAY,, 2lst inst, At IL O'clock A. ii.
will sell the wharf Of essrs Power, Low Co., for
and on acc 1unt of wh ON il concern.
II BOXES TOBACCO,
various grades, sone VeIy choice.
Dao. IA 83.ts
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-12-15

4 EAs$A To- l.tET.~
r Will LET sHsLL FARM OF 40 ~ iRa3 with .
good ne = bouss AID cat hcu5os, eight miles frot
town On The Plank Road, good tenant. The rent WI
be low.
Ali persons forbidden rc cutiag tic 3ber from tn
same, az they will be prosecuted for the sam c.
Apply to J. P. LEVY,
Dec. 1873 ct Bazaar, No. 3 Sou n Water st.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-12-15
G. s. POWELL,
Lieut.. & act. Ad't.

WAYsIDE HCsPITAL No. s. |
Deo. 1852, 1854. {
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-12-15
BARRED.

MARRIED,
In this County on the 9th inst, by John GORE ESQ
Ar. S. D.. PRIDGEN and Miss NANCY COWAN, all If
New Hanover ''ouUry
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-12-15

aY NJ. CR0HiY, Auc.ionser.
CONDEMNED HORSES AND MULES Al
AUCTION.
ON TUESDAY, 20h inss at IL o'clock, H. VIZ sell, al
Exchange Cofnsr:
q HORSES
AND q
EULES.
Condemned .ad goid by order q
JAS. s. HUGGIHg,
Capt an i. O. hi.
Dec. u. So t.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-12-15

TAKEE UP AND COMnIr2ED
IA TO The JAIL of New Hanover COUNTY, nero
II named AMOS, who that he beioEgs 80 hts
aEa s. J. G. Elliott, iiViog Aaach7ster , Q. In
Ou0r said negro is hereby notified 10 c1n" forward
prove property, pay charges and take him away, other
wise h9 viii be dealt with as the law directs. $50
Il. 3. ECRAE. Sheriff.
Dec. oh, 1864. 70 6t&l2 Il
NEW Go:;DS, NO. IL Market STREET,
Nh KIES O. HUD ON b IS j1st received the following
- Coos, which he offers at va0ieas,e retail upoc
reasonable terms viz:
$40 pairs extra hoavy ,c0iored Blankets:
l bale blue black AMI DIoRn Wesco Beaver C.otha for
Overcoats;
2 baes "a AID 6 4 Fancy Cassneres;
l baa t0e bcarlet Cloths
cases AID bales and 8 dark and medium asddet
Prints;
A and English Blesohcd 6hse:inga;
34 Grey Army Cloths;
so barrels and boxes hn8 New Orleans Sugar.:
ca superior Indigo;
asss Gar K, 2 200 yards White Spool Cotton;
Gaze Gen 8 Meri1o and Cotton Half Hose;
" Suspenders;
cases Table and Pocket Cutlery:
zcases tne white bnYelOpes-ietter, note and on3ia
size;
Extra fae Port and Madeira wins;
Eng ish Note, Cap aid Lister Paper, 6c.7 &c.
Dec IL. sI-6-
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-12-15

10000 AHaAIs.
4 q. B. EILERS.
Dac. l4th G3-lW
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-12-15

sC4EDULE OF PEICEs FOR NORTH CAROLIUA
E'HE period for the public of the Schedule Of pri
ces TO govern Agents of the Government for the nsx
SIXTY days having arrived the Commissioners of the stae
OF NSrn carolina edopt he last Rchedae with the excep.
lion Of the Few oranges shown below The illness of Mr.
Mordeca depriVDg rs Of ha services we have called IN
Mr. VIM H. Jones OF this city, has kind given ma the
hens off ia nd
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-05
TRUSTErS 0ALn

"HERgAS, On ~ lesh ~. :, -
az, 1891. Wiilii - Casey. r - 49,. =
Onnsos, ana state Of love, essoat.S -. u
swecns = Sielc.s trustee . rersa;r 49, -
~ conses,ng TO raid 'rastse the land m C,;r.
tee county. lDws. isscribsd y fOllov, $3.50.
ne north west fractional aeare.r ~, - =.
no.tn, vest quarter Is )of section n. &c no :
.owns1ip siSnt5.swo 81, n"efh o. range too . I,
-. Aiso sos east hsii (k) u she ne,,h -,
quarter o. the nortr east qaer. q - .s.ssc.
a. - g snsnip ss6s, -tso Ca Nor.
=, less which said COW ysnse 2 = cDr,s !. 49,
~ mortgages, . passs 4yl asl avg 81 ~ ~
cor's .! sa'd county OF Csiueoo. snd -. "a. =
We $50 william Casey Gee she u Dos. .. ss.r.,
.ss .ns paynsnt Of three peo..s,sorv set~ a.
-. % erecn, sigssd b. the said Villa
Law nn a 1r, C.ssy, dstsi the 18th d ~ Of
na.d1sd dollars ($leO) s.cb, ana p.vasl. - ~
est DAY Of November, 1851, and ~ - Ia .s.
Tor I've handrsS and twsssy ave seasI s.,,s"
peysoie November lst, 1852. ii n IA .a.sa.
wNn interest IaSubls at the rats Of ten q, ~
And nov the said notes svin. A>..-. 49,,
payable, and the ssid William Csses ~ p"..;."
!. Lods~scss 8. vlsls. t,Is,ss -. :. s see@s'
s.o, 90 hereby give this public .as;c.
sass.y ,ifsse Of the power which i Il = vc....S
= ~ 1esd o. tfass, ! will On Fe;dev. N. AN
o;ciocL l. ~. s z. =. 1864, q the hour Of 10
use coof' IN the city Of Dsvenport. sr,,c.s 4 \"
".ef ior sale, st public suciion. sha su,.
isna spove Described ,ur 50 mach the,sf .s - n,
~ ssceesary 70 sAtsfy and pay the amou.s - "a
en ny ~ crest thereon to the dav AZ ssls
SAID safe costs 81 this notice ana ,s.sss haiue
Dstcl the llth day 81 Janu.rv. n Sos~
j.hls-Nr, o0 O. fiHIh.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-05

WAsHrKoTos, Feb. 4. y
The bill introduced BY Af. KassoD, to-
day, authorizes the Secretary VI War,
througp proper ofiicers Of the army, in the
several military departments Of the cotton
growing States, to issue certificates OF 10
dsbtedness, to be paid sfter tie cloac Of
che var, and upon the permanent restors-
ton Of Federal authority over the State Of
which the party receiving the certificates is
Of tho time . citizen, TO be delivered TO any
person possessor u cotton IN bales, Who
absIl bring the same or cause the same to
ne brought to any military post or position
occupied or held by our troops. tie
amount Of such certificate Of ind ebtedness
not to exceed one-bslf the estimated value
Of such cotton ct the ports Of the United
States open to foreign trade. The S,cre.
ssry Of War Is authorized to provide BY
proper regulations that no person shall or
permitted to purchase in such districfs airy
cotton which 10 not at the time OF euch
purchase, in the possession Of persons re-
| siding within the military Ines, and re
| movable without military pr"nct,nn Tina
| oil has been -eut to abe c,uiuittte u
| say = and .Drans.
III. House bill to increase the internal
rev eBue, - It passed the Senate to-day
| provides that in addition To duties psy able
tor licenses, there shall be paid on all spirit.
| that are snsBuiaci ured, SOLD or distiiled and
| removed for consumption, or sold previuu.
TO Jniy 1t, 1864, If first proof, duty u
60 cents per gallon, aud upon liquors that
may be d,-tlllvd, after the passage Of th I.
act, aud sold Or removed for consumption
| or sale, on and after the 1T q July next and
prev,ou. to Juiy next 7Vc per gallon, and 81
all liquors that may be de,ii!ed sitter tie
passage Of this act, aud sold Or r.moveo
| tor consumption Or sale, on aud alter tn,
| LIST Of January next, 80 Cents per gallon
N addition to the duty heretofore imposed
by law. There IL To be paid on spirit.
distilled from grain or other material,
whether Of alcoholic CIR foreign production,
imp, rted from foreign countries previous to
the first Of july next, or tirst proof, du.
~ Of AZ ccnts per gaii.n, and ON all suco
.lilts imported f,om foreign Countries,
80, and alter ,b, fifteenth u, January next
g. cent, per gallon.
Tue Senate struck out tie II Use provis
| ion, taxing spirits ON hand tor ssie, and also
the clause proposing an additional tax o.
| 70 cents per gallon ON adu!terated spirits
sold as brandy, &c. The Ser ate also 70
jected the proviso increasing tue duty GU
| CT LfuD.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-05
Particular Notice :

There ere many preparations sold under the
name Of Bitse's. pat up sn quart botaes COMPOUND
ed VI ne cheapest rhs'keyor common run. costing
tre ~ 10 ~ cent? pr gaios, the tass disyss.sd by
Amise or Cbyiander Seed
The eiass IF B.t'ers haze caused and wiA con.
tinue to Cause long thoy eau be colt hu., .ds
to dse the death Of tie drsskmrd By their use tie
syssem is kept continually under the ;nfence of ~
chohot,c ot'snMia t. the soOrss kind the sire for
Liquor IL credted and tspt up. and the rsn,s Is oil
the horrors atsesdant upon q drmskard's hf. and
death.
FOR tnosc rho dcsire and will have Lioso,
Bstters zoe pmbish tho oliosrtng receipt: Get one
mir 70 ii three quartz Of good Htandy or
whsskey. asd the result UiH Be q pv.,asntiou
that seiH tar excel in medical siytxe sud erse "a
ce,t.ncy any Of the Liquor B.aers IN the N. !.
and oW coat much Tess. Ionu ~ ,,.uU IL.
virtues Of lleo0Hud's Hit, =, raamee,ioa
With good article Of Liquor, q, much lees prize
th0N these iufeytvF pvepu~.yfians sUiL cosf vom
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-05
" A,HINGTos, Feb. 4


SENArE-On motion of MIR. Fcssenden
the tevc.ue bill wss taken up.
Mr.. Hendricks moved an amendment. in
sertipg 40 cents per gallon instead Of TO-.
on iQuv-s distilled and sold or removed f,r
consumption or sale, after July l-t, 1864
and 40 cts. instead of Soc. alter Jan. l.t
1865. He supported his amendment at
length. ~ A
Mr.. Fessenden replied.
Mr.. Fessenden said We could tax articles
to obtain revenue according to what il
would bear, and the tag would fall on the
Consumer Of liquor, whoeverit vas.
Mr.. Hendricks amendments was rejected,
Mr.. Doolittic moved to recOmmlt the
bill, with instructions to repofs Z, psovisu
taxing IiQuors ON hand prior to July
lat, 20 cts. per gallon. Rejected Ia against
%. The bill - amended BY the finance
committee vas : zen passed. After execu
tive session the Ssness adjourned till Mon
day.
HousE The House resumed the consid.
GRAFTON Of the amendasofy confi,cstion bill.
Mr.. Woodbridge argued in ta.0r Of re-.
strsiuing .he persona II rebels, and couiis-
eating their property. l5. &c ats< 3.
Mr.. Cox moved to lay thr resolution on
the table. Disagreed to BY II sgainst So.
Mr. Kerrsu made . speech opposing the
passage of tho resolution ana the coniiscs
tion act
M. Wilson spoke in advocacy Of the
resolution which proposed to do only What
the Constitution authorized. He express
ed bic surprise that the expressed lovers Of
the Constitution opposed the measures ;it.
object beirg justly 10 punish traitors Who
ought not to be shielded, and who we're not
GO be paciaed with olive branches and
hopeyed words.
The House ordered the previous question
IN the passsge of the resolution.
Motions for the purpose OF stavine of q
vots we're res0rted to. -
Mr.. Wilson, OF lows, coueidered confIs.
;sticn % the law Of the land, and therelcse
wrs before the House.
Mr.. Pendletou moved 60 reconsider the
vote by which the Previous motion vas
laid on the table by two majority.
The speaker then announced the oues.
,ion on the passage Of the resolution.
Mr.. Worries moved to adjourn.
Mr.. Craven moved that the House Id.
journ TO Monday.
These and other motions evidently ia
sign e prevent action on the coo0scatioo
resolutiOos. They occupied more than a. |
nosr ~ vetes 6eiaG tskse b ybse ss11
4 spsseafsfss o's,os1. ~. + II. ri
zzssfyles ats6d = adjoen I'd ~ II
- =
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.E.N7 T.


M the P00G9 N Nd vD8A8D ny
essiaia Dos1 = 1suss a1seotsA Is = -
Issses. b one ue0ey 0.fbsr, l6sei Ann 5ess !
- =. dsfy sekuo~is snd fsses6S5 Is ~ ~.
osds q rcoss coaasy, loss, n 49, sQs - ~.
49, aseS @ e sekss 80 - -, sssll, .. t.
~ osy o. fssfuasy. lss4s - The h0vr NJ -
elosk :: -. q sAid Day. q W. Court Hssss 49,
n ne city Of Daysnpoft, lows, CIR n, M =.
psehr venue . Us htsksss Y dder sAessycss !
sash. the tseaosiag lssds, 70 VII ~ ec.sh.....
S.ssrssr = ses.io. Ne. Hissssss lsJ. ss~.ssss,
-, - sxsy ~ Strts. ksass Five t5). Esss =
ness...,s ~, :. Of g nseh tAssssd = nay s
nsf g ore spisr WHITAKER, ~ sbe ~ v 49,
oaeesed ~ nfty Deilars. = sves A. ssss
80 49, o. Ttsst, tesssLee oish lns-s~N -,
49, = ssis. t W. sH IAAAS GIANT. =
---------- faMssea ssssa TpnaAaa
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Greatly exaggerated reports have been
published As to the number ot rebel de,er.
ers received by the army Of tbe Potomac
They averaged last month from t. IL per
day, but arrivals nave been more frequent
thus far in the present month; not how
ever, 1t any time exceeding the latter esti
mate.
A letter from the Army received to
night, says: Last Monday vas the time
appointed Tor the rebel conscripts Of Vir-
giuia to assemble 1T various rendezvous.
Refugees say large portion are designing
to do 80, and many will probably reach oui
lires. There is nothing exciting in front
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CuLpsPPss G. L.. FeI

CULpEPPEs G. L., Feb. 4.
Il 10 rumored here that Maj. Geo.
Hunter il to take command Of the Army
Of the Potomac.
In orr trains yesterday and day be-.
fore there we're large nuL hers Of de-
se'ters en- route to Washington, where
they will take the osth OF allegiance.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-05

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