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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-22
Executive MAEsio..
v >nI<cro,s lu!t Is, 1851. !,

), A>IiiNGrU.., iu.t Is, 1861.
" 70 r.ssst 4 ma. - .ssrD
" 5na proposition which en,teaere the
restoration OF peace the iu.crsity Of ire
whole union ,,nA III, abandonment Of ,,a
very. aad wni j o,aes h. and with an am
thDritv that cen cen Q. the armies COW AZ
war again i the li.led Sta'os, viii le re-
ceived anl con~idare - Che executive gov
eminent 81 The United States, ana wa be
mot rs liberal tyfni' "a other substantial
end collateral poiu.- and the bearer or
bearer, thereof shall have safe canIac, both
WAYS. ABRAHAM IdNtntva,
Tbs is certainly q proposition 10 .r..at
witA rlbvls ia arHis--wlth ia ir ehiefs
Are We now to undel stand ~ THIS prccl .
nation OF one acting nader your authority.
and himself a candidate with von for tic
second Office, that even the above rroposi-
ton Is withdrawn-that YOU viii hencrfoith
have no negotiations upon any terms, but
unrclcnilng war to the bitter end? Or are
we to understand that while you hold this
proposition open, or yourself free to act as
your judgment may dictate, we, the citizens
OF Tennessee, shall swear ~ oppose Your
negotiations?
In the next breath, the voter who has
"iV'"y ocVh inuS lar Iualllici. - require.
to swear that he will heartily aid and AZ
slst the loyal people in whatever measures
may b. adopted for the attainment of these
end'.' Adopted by whom: The oath
does not say. We cannot tell what meas.
ures may be adopted. We canne; comment
upon the absurdity Of the obligation herr.
imposed without danger Of departing from
that respectful propliety of language which
We desire to preserve in addressing the
chicf magistrate Of the American people.
But this is n CAUSE Of an oath which tho
candidate for the siec-presidency requires
at a; the lips of loyal and qualified voters OF
tennessee before these citizens shall be nj
lowed to vote for or against YOU and himself
at the comins election
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-22

For Secretary Of State,
IN. WALLACE of Mu,ca,ine county.
For State Treasurer,
JOHN u. LASH, of Henry county.
For Attorney General,
CHAS ". DUNBAR. Jack son county.
Fur Auditor oil state.
Z. C. HENDERsHOTT. Of Iowa county.
For Register of State Land Cilicc,
T. d. HOLBKOOk. oil Monona county.
For Judge OF the Supreme Court.
rHOS. NJ MuNKUL OF Dubuque county.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-22

osa Lost. : : = =
A mans NIGHT laa p, A BAT HORSE. BLACK
blind in left eye The fndsr IN - hands high.
rewarded st this ofico. w'n De iibsrslls
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-22
CHRlSTOPTfER lIILEN

- ONE DOOR VEST OF coKyER
fA.sAs q n and Rock Island streets. n Il
Il " Wishes 70 inform the citizens ON II
of Daranrori and Scott County generality, that
he has permanently located himself in tits city
where ~ Il prepared 10 shoe horses OF the scien.
tile principles. After twenty years study and
practice the anatomy of the foot II which
time he has spea. eleven years under the super
intcndcace vi ths Lest tetrina.1 us in Euror,e he
wishes 70 say thai he will give srsfnctft.i 10 an
persons having horses iaboriDg under the disease
of corns constructions, CON inonI, called
though. bound, interfering over reaching. quar-
ter cracks, sand cracks, sprains, spav.ns spfains
Of the cDrns. founders ring bones. for All Ut
which he warrants perfect cure ii curatir--
The greater part " these diseases are caused by
shocing or war.tAof proper treatu4on, incl
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-22

I..
'''''N 90 ''i ~ N't~~i.AtS.
4" H's 1nhcg'Y - f,t. i.4 i..Aeo{l, ir.oi-
de"t = tt+ J"fed Stst,s
STA In urdtr.le,,p,l jtT..i eif:z.,s r.
the Grit II >t,.~, AMI ~ M S,,n n ran
ness .e, o., o,ig oxn .haii,n.I On !,a,5,lf II
the l,va' reonlc ~. ,lr sat. a,, L.va =.
hni, III. > ut *, e,aln. tn n,o l,,,.,sio,
Of hisex II 10y. A,aftv ha-,., mil =. >.
goveesor. .tn.aa Hoa.t..l, nell IN,
r., :, leni aa8 80 l. 4 i,,,.,m,tl r c.,fa II
r.salas.o anl r.,.1 ,a..~ ,l,rr..o -
ior;h I, pr.n i 30, q. said o., lama, n
is acrein e,,cosc.
TIE en-, ti,GffDa &c IL. f-a.f.I <.a...
pr,vii tsat ~. s.s.,.....,, n.
snrn taaau, Al sh. ,-ar.. ~.
d,re,t, a n,uth -
this provision Of H.
the Legis AZURE of .no..ss q Was i. r.-.
the present rebellion. ur..,r,,hpd mo mad.
of election to be- ob,.rvod whi. J. s.,u -
found to differ essenti,llr fram ,ho ,,.,I.
prescribed by the miIitary govsrnnr W.
here with incose a conv Of ,hc lau Of T..,
nessee goye,nin, the hnl,,;n, nr IA 49,
ton.
The military governor exnresslv .ss,,,o,
by virtue of authority deriv. Il r,,,a a.,
President. to 40 alter and o,,@,l 49, aiaa,;".,
the election law Of Tc,noee.
der authority of tho Cons, ,,,,;,,. ~ w.
United States. ~ abov. 80. ea,,,,, ''.e
make the same conform /, IL ~; =, ~
set forth IN the nrocI.m,,;an -, 80
lie assumes 90 ~ ~ nh. '<.,' -.
admit persons to vot. NJ III. s,;1 80 %:
who are moi cn,;,I.J =, "a. .,'',''"
and the coust;,,,,;o,, arr o'o u'''.' ''ic ID"
THE. On- .on.,;.,..:D -, ii'aiailce
each vots- sh.Ii -. ,''l' ID" require 'hat
wherein no 49,, .'a"." VI TIC county
nrecoa,, ~ ms 'o.e' LOT SIX months
t;overnor's n.,. s ~ c'ec'ioh while the
Iw;th o.hs. - requires mat he shall
sen or Tannad. "' c lia''icd) bc citi-
r-o,;.:a oos.o ~, SIX months, etc. This
eons ~... "Gulu "u'nlt 10 vote many per-
W. ill e.. " law.
.oc,s ~. u,c sake o. orevity, passover
twa., 49,. Important points OF conflict be
III, e proclamation and the law, but
h. ; !. !. 10 'nis place another BY our
'"~ ~ 10 provided that the polls Shall be
.cteueu ~ every civii district ii. each county
a. uie o.a.e Out the proclamation proYidcs
on'y Ior Their beng opened at one place in
ont az tho nouor 81 p'o'','oi "oa'd put u
erc;se th. .,. "G, =, ~ my legal voters to ex
49, ~. ~. .a elective franchise.
sake ~ hre,;,. suns' ana Others. which for
tes, ,,.;, ".ts ~, we omit we solcnnly pro-
pov.r1ns ,',;.i. -. ~, interference OF the military
Franchise ~ T. neeoom OF the elective
thori,v ana :" , tennessee. We deny his au-
any law of y ""rs % ait r amend, or annul
Tennessee no all" We demand that
as expressly nr'r' 1u 20 ap cont her electors
stitution. which ,oa lao. "s 'he Cd raj Con
protect aud d-l..,d N 1se sworn Q support,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-22
TIE fxrcay,1u wIru uR. IiScoly.

- '''''' IN. " " w. '.'''' ~
| called ap3a tho Pre iieat today and
lresenge1 sld read to h.la tla above pro
TT. iiaying eol.cinled, NJ Lincoln re
,pontlesi:
May inquire how long j, took vo,l and
"a. Ne .ik politicians g c"neoI tia, pa
PR:
~ pleu thal u Was "roh ootet at ash
'ai", ~'ttnai communicating viii tny but
'rinr~>ce''1s. Ne communicate ..i,h cil-
A'nN ~ = liic@> . ~. s. T. 81 l~a.ia,, bat
'.et MD. Acw hvTn ,"li3ns us.
= wa 'n-" We -'o Mr.. In sN, eiA-
.l1Uicai y, 'Haif expect Size i,y4l> u
'.sVl@ y, h''i 'il 80 eiaslasc ln.li al1e 81
'ai> oait.. "a t raf "fA HaE an9i VI Il!
ioal.asc ny ~l'.e afs II ms WaA.
81 9 ask Al answer IA t.t,lhg, sus-
s'>tsu
= y NV. - ia"te pop Is 'tos' iiele.
~ -Ns 10 . ilcf '''N''1r now. may %
~ "o, WIZ -o"e'.ii'ss about tnis here
i" ~ i',' f-'ili7i ti> i'loN s"a IA
- 70 AK ''ist 81 ,hi>. bii spahca
'' ''N ms arr Wef
'" a''@" FL j. ti'af fol expect
u ''s '..e IRE ''e'' - A. u tieI'..a naa1ec
~ tVet ~ i't t.le.r oat way
.so~ Fl. '4''.f.d yoar sd- oi Il in your
Way
eS.
theh thanked IN" President for his cour-
tesy IN giving Us hearing at all, and took
my itaNc.
Judge MASON, OF this city, was present at
the interview, 10 whom refer IN regard to
tAe correctness Of 'l.s report. On stepping
outside The door Of the executive mansion |
immediately wrote down the President en-
ptatlc Iesponse, and submitted il to Judge
Mason and another E nieman who happen
Ell to be present, and they both pronounced
u accurate
And now have word to say 10 the pco-
PIE VI '.i' 'hiied states, who arc or ought
r., "e ''1 t'','cts o. Abraham Lincoln.
~ ~ - ~. .ic co!icoctlon OF
ahcct rs merits. Il Is the solemn voice OF
-. ~. "'' p,oru people protesting
against tiieir own Acknowledgement by the
- a., '''''''' .4'iwoih- ~ Is the VOICE
u ''iese ~ = men IN Tennessee who have
, yo.'' 'He 'eproacii - people they still
49, s'Ppo'.'ia 'he president IN all lawful
measures to preserve the union. The re-
ward wa, oil our loyalty is dislranchisemcnt.
Ups oe."usc II Is Known that we will not
touch It's contents. Judge We between the
pe'P'e oi tennessee and Abraham Lincoln
IL may DC meet that our solemn and re-
sPec''u' appeal should be thrown aside with
= co.1te"ipsnoas snecr. Look t. il. II Won.
the people OF the northern States, shall sus-
IAN 'hiS act Of tyranny, your own time will
s soon come. L the president of the United
test ny setting a.ide the very letter OF the
ce"s''u'ioh' ana altering the election laws
o' inc states 50 as 10 disfr. nc;lisc his oppo-
nen'S' hDeFiy Is already dead.
JoaN LELLYErr.
Washington, Oct. 10. 1854
THE Presidents ru,xE.
The annexed correspondence snea,ss for
itself: 1"A' ~
NFAsurysrox &c, X ,ce.
lion. CAos. upsoa- ~ - '''f'
LEAH SIR | submit ia your ;nspa,, -,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-22
DIR. WRIcHT'S
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Or, ESSENCE OF LIFE.
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Ing not hing JWpious 70
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~ Tie Nejlyen.in1 Elixir is the result u nod
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an entirely new and absrac, method o: cure, irrts-
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~ This medicine has been tested Wy the most
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Of the ag-
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i1,--- few doses cures Mysteries In fen,tlf ..
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f~ From one TO three bottle. restore. the mani
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gT- Few doses restores the appetite.
1~- Three bottles cure the worst case Of Jlnpo-
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gW- few doses the low spirited.
~ One bottle restores mental power.
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-22
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-22

~ She Cherokee pills and Reiu-
vcnattnG GitStr, ar. sold by all en'erprislng
Druggists IN the civilized world. Some urprincpci
dealers, however try 10 sell worthless compounds
In place of these those which they purchase st
a cheap price, and make money III sell
Ing. than thy can ,hes. mrdcin .. A. yeu value
your health, aye. the health OF your !sinrr on
sprin2, DO not be deceived hy slch unprnrlpie1
nrug.iSs. cft for tiess reiicips and tdiT IN
IYihe DgugEs: will not buy them Tor yon, en-
slosc ''ic money IN letter, and &c will send hem
10 you by Evpress securely sealed and packed, fce
from observation.
Ladies Gentlemen can address US In perfect
confidence stating tally and plainly their diseases
an, synpl us, VIZ 'rHIt all diseases ~ a chronic
nature I'll Aale or female Patients need noi hesi.
tate because ~ their inability 10 visit us, WE have
hta'i patients successfully in all portions o. the
CIVILIZED giabe. by correspondence.
Patients addressing will please stale plainly All
w.. symptoms Of tisir complaints, aud write Post
oflce County State and name VI writer, pain, and
inclese postage stamp Tor reply.
~ ssnd our 81 page Pimphiet FREE to any al
dress. Address ali letters for Pamphlets or advice TO
the
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-22

Al the following prices: Present use Ale and
Porter tf the Dbl, a. hafbbl. $50. quarter,
go. stock Ale and Porter by the Dbl, H., halt
Dbl. .i.15 quarter, {2.5o
fesf4 adv a a n ET-yIu.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-22
NANi1DnD.

How s.o-: f! How sse.soresg.
Just i,abstsael. IN seused E4s.>ope !. Psusg rem.
A LECTURE ON THE yATURr. rkEAT
IA MENI ana Radical Cure VI apefmrtoffnma.
o. Seminal Weakness, iavolsn.arY f.nspsions
Sexual Debility and Iiny. dilac.lss % Xarria.ss
generally Nervousness Gonsumpfion. .Eilepsy
and Fits Mental AMI Physical ineapac,iy rs.
sn!'ing FROM self Abuse, &c, By RoBrnr j Gu
vkh%LLL, D. y, anthor Of the Gye4n Ioak. DC.
"a Boon % lloasusls N stArTs."
sent under seal, in plain envelope, ltolay adj
drsrs, port pasd. on receipt of six clnis~,r twa
rostaage steamp-. BY DIX. j. G. kLsNE:aA Beg.
py. Ne. ios1T Post Office boq 4.s6. iele.meA
Umpresen : "a HE DyeHtfA
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-22
10 hoMtht UeautI1ed by Tue iorcration
Chrisfadorosa Hair M

christadoro's Hair w,
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most expeditions hair dye in the World ami ~
only one free from every poisonosii iSl6rrdient.
ana that contains nourishing and cmolient
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CJsrisfaGtos''s M~Ss. ppe1err~fSc..
valuable adjunct 70 the Dye, ia dresssng ana
promoting the growth md perfect health 81 ~
hair, and Of ITSELF whlh ese6 s<.s,s.s-s
that protects The nbtss No. = fS6s>R ~ "a
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-22
"0F'' Hill ! 1T.
Washington, Oct. 10, 1864.

-, THE PRESIDENTS ENAAHs.
me annexed correspondence speaks for
itself e""' 'o'
lion. CAos Npsoa--
81, ''iH' l submit to your inspection
- 80. "a'e WI ten IN ,eierepcc to my in
~, -" WIN me president to-day, and will
~ 9 state Ii you regard the same as
an accurate report.
Respectfully, Joux Ir,,,.yrr
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-22

JOIN LeHyett, Esq ~ to't'
DsAh siA: In compliance with the re
quest IN yonr note OF this dav ba~a o,lr
TO say that was present at the ;"te-r'e..
49, w. Tour Statement Of what took
49, - subS'a TALLY correct, and OH all
n'~'e,iai points | believe literally 80.
Aouls, tiuly, CaAs. MAsov
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-05-20
l. q 20 asas KEOKUK, IOWA: FR11AY NAV -. 1e3s

Thak ODD any ssrios1 sabet - thsif
part g sorcs oar positien. and lssviag
thsir dad and vosndsd, % ~ sanbE
of ! 900, % ths fsld, before or iass,
they agsis MESSED spon Gsa. 6aisA's
front Aad sttsctsd lii loft. Gaa. Gil
more imnedAtsly ordered Gen. Turner
= seaek ~ sseny on tksir hank, and
astsd Gss. Terry to support him. Turn-
er's attack hsd handy eomnsoced before
Gilnose was ordered b Bntlsr 70 rstirp
aad strengthen Smiths corps By fornini
in his rear. Onr troops fsll back slovlJ
and in ordsr. repafsisg every sGort sfAhs
rebels to-quioken their uovsosnts. ssd
making stand at every favorable posi-
ton I'LL the snsny esassd 70 follow, and
fsh bAsk 70 their first line Of sntssaah.
ueass. 0ilmors thea dssv 81 his ccsps
ssd Sesnsd b support enish. The 1ght-
ing which had been going % With more
Or less violeocs along the entire line, BOW
ceased at half past 2. and prspasationb
we're made to dnw Of our forces iron
the Geld and rstire to. our sstrssehusntd,
The artillery wss tent - ths rear. exospt
: ssetion to cover the rear guard. Az
balances With the. vosuao1 and supply
tsaiss vsrs dispatched 70 tho rsar, and
fioally tha entire army fell back, the
seeay mot pursuing.
Ths. same correspondent says Of Ksuts's
rsd, % the Richmosd and DanviIle Rail
road, that be tore up several niles Of
track. destroyed the rsils anl tiss, and
tore up tho iron bridge over the Apo
mstox river At Aattox1 6tatioa.
SheEidan's forces yesterday again start
ed on . raid, bosnd 70 hshnosd.
The 18th cavalry will keep railroad
eonmuuicatioa % Richmood cot for
while.
Another Herald correspondent says
Bstier's forces ars aafsly ia thSir eatssnoh-
ments and are able to Withstand an attack
from III the force the rebels pan bring
against them.
The object Of Butler in making an ad-
vance from City Point 70 Bermuda was
to create diversion in favor Of Grant,
and was succeessful.
The Herald's correspondent in the
Geld, dating May 18th, says Butler re-
ceived Richmoad paper Of the 18th,
which acknowledges Lee met with de.eat
On Fhursday, and states the daughter
vas terrific. No particular known. The
paper adds JEFF. Davis received Dispatch
from Lee. which hes been kept sscrsi.
Gen. Kau,x cavalry ere nov moving on
Roanoke Station, With the intention Of
destroying the great iron bridge over
Ssauntou river. If successful, they will
return BY way of City Point and pat -
end TO any efforts on the part Of the rsbels
to repair destroyed bridges on the Peters-
barg and Weldon roads.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-05-20

ey The draft is progressing IN Kan
tucky, and the negroes TIE their chances
at the wheel with none - otjsct except
their masters, who begia % think i pru.
den. 10 keep man while - nsny q she
poor white men Of Kentucky hase mus
kets 10 their hands. The prebisn =
working itself out even 10 Kentaeky, and
the people. after this var i Over. vii
never snlEer the ooloeed m vhe hays
fought for the stsn Of or eleeioas ~,
70 b ssr.psd sitA ~ - = ~ slsss.
ho:doGa. sas sF.-*A&.ss 80 NJ
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-05-20

~ John Woodbridge. one Of the old
est citizens Of Ohio, died q Chillieoths
last wesk At the ego Of 70. he eams TO
Marietta with his father in ths year l767,
and had consequently bees . rssidest of
that State for the period Of Is PEARS. He
was 6ne specimen Of the early pionesrs
Of Ohio, and il = more than probable
that there is no osher man living who hls
been resident Of Ohio for seventy. Eve
years.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-05-20

~ There Is IN effort Progressing il
Burlinstaa % raiss ssonpaay q niddis.
aged men for the hundred dayJ service.
Why not do the same here and elsewhere!
Men from Is to IS years Of age oould
stand it for hundrsd days ~ veil
as boys Of Ie snd IL. Who will put thai
ball in motion!
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-05-20

~ Gen. Kautz, who is doing sons
fine raiding service for the destruction oi
rebel railroads south Of Richmond. i :
native of Ohio, and graduate of Wss,
Point. He is the leader xLo run down
and captured the great guerrilla Morgan
on his raid through Ohio
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-05-20

DzpLErroH.-Ths Copperheads Of Iova
are emigratiug in crowds 70 Idaho, Utah
and other Wsstsrn regions, vhiIs u the
same time the Union men u the Stats
are rally ing to support the Gag Of thei,
country, and marching to Tie music oi
the Union Dixisvard. ~
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-05-20
Wsr Departmfnt, !
Washisgton May Is, lO-lb.

Wor rOepartWfnt,
Washisgton May Is lo-lf.
To Major General Die:
n No o6cial reposts of military opera-
tions to-day have hssa rscsived By this
Department from General Giant or But.
lcr.
Reports from Gen. Hherman's com .
nand dated Kingsson, Ga, p. p. To-
day, announce sherman reached Kings.
ton and ensaD ped shas .igAt- This norn-
ing hs advancsd npoa the saemy Who
again retreated. Tie dispstch ssates
TIT wills II vss being Ntistsa Heokss
and Howard's guss were hAmmsriDg n
Johnston and tho the armies wsrs j.
plaio view of sacA othes two miles eass Of
Of Kingston.
Davis division Of the llth sesps b h
possessipa n. Rome.
q Gsn. BhetsAa rspsFt1 yhs wssthsf6ns,
reeda good, and ooaatry more open aad
(8igsed E. d. 6rASron,
ssK Seo'y Of Wsr.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-05-20

New Yest, Nay Is.
Advices from Nevbsrn state thas the
rebels are enforcing sha cossesipsios II
Beaufort, Hyde ssd Washiugsoa cous-
ties.
Thsse d rebel Aosills of ID barkes.
accompanied with hovisser and 25 men
10 Chowan rivsr. @
The results Of the rebel raid against
Newbera were the eapt1as Of orr fosti6.
cations at Evans Aills, the garrisos
escaping capture, and some injury 70 the
railroad betvssn Nsubsra and Moore
head City.
The rebels we're repulssd BY our batte-
ries snd gunboats At Nevbera and 70
treated on the 9th.
The rsbsl ram Albermarle had 8 men
killed in IN sngageneqt st the noath Of
the Roanoke on the 5th. and uas 20 badly
injured - to b cent up the river for re-
pairs.
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L01Hy. ]
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VOL. II.

- The losses Of general oAsers in
the recent great tetsiss have bssa absus
equal, each side nanbsring in killed,
xosided and saptsrsd from fifteen o.
twenty.
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New York, NaJ 10.

NeW AOfA, AAy 10s
4 special to tie Philadslphis Elquirer.
dassd Waahisgtsa 10. says from man
sho lsfs Grans's headquarters at IL ..
-, to-day. " Asaf tAAs aboat dhyiighs
brisk iire opsnsd N alosg the liAs AMI
that b. Z IN sngagenent seemed to b
peogssssing with both artillery md in
faatry.
Nothing Of importasos traaspi1ed yes-
tStday.
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1spss4sa Oefsat sfkss's Army.
Especial 70 Evening TelegrspA.]
Philsdelphia. NAV 10

"A special 70 the Evening Telegraph,
dated Washington 10. sontains ~ "a.
lowing:
Il 10 reported that advices from III
Army Of the Potomac mp to 9 o'clock .
.u. has been received. aad show that th>
End corps sdsaoced successfully. taraine
the enemy's lst AAsk, capturing II
guas, with many prisoners-
i = Iumesed Lee is fslIing bask slowl,
md has been forced TO svsc1ats HE werks
If this b true his total overthrow vii
eooA Be cOnsummatsd.
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Eg The New Era. recently established
at Washington City, in opposition to the
Administration, is reported "amongst the
things that were."
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~ Gov. Wood, Of Quincy. has the
appointment as Coloael Of regimest b
be raised in Adams and neighboring
counties.