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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-11-27

INV I ORK. NOV. Y.
Gold opened sl.4.E. closed at LAX
~. Louis Markets..
ST. Loris, Nov
FLouR-Very du and uncha az ged.
WHrAr-Very dull and u changed
CORK Ruled in favor of buyers Old white sold
a. s'c SIC choic" y 81 ow All 7s1ls2c mixed &c.
OATS Firm al 4004Gc.
PoHK-Sod At $33 20 .34 for meas.
BseoS-Clear sid 22Ac RIB sides 20kc
LARD Easy at 26s a. PIC for choice |. AT and %.
for butchers
WHIsKKY Dull at ~ 25
ed f
CRAxBRRRiRs-Du'ln Mt as IS
HcGs-Have declining tendency. Quotations
range ~ saf, 81 for 80 \.
0oLp-Firm nj l46lil 46k.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-11-27

Done Fail to Procure MRS.
WlNSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP, for Child.
rem Tee,hing. 1t has been used for 30 years
with never failing safety and success by millions
of mothers for their children. 1t corrects acidi-
~ Of the stomach. relieves wind collie, regulates
the bowels, and gives rest, health, and comfort
to mother and child. Office, No. 4s Dey street,
Naw York.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-11-27

Al experisnced Nurse and Female Ply sisian pre-
sssts 70 the attention q nothsrs, her
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-11-27
Rest, Health, anel Comfort 10
Mother and Child.

MRS. WINSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP,
for Children Teething softens the gums, reduces
inflammation, allays all pain aud cures wind collie.
Perfectly safe 10 all cases. We would say to ev-
cry mother VINO has n suffering Child: DO not
let your prejudice, uor the prsiud ces Of Others
stand between you and your suffering child and
the relief that will be sure-yes, absolutely sure
to follow the use Of this medicine ii timely
used
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-11-27

De aot let yOur prejudice stand
between your suffering child and the relief that
will be absolutely sure to follow the use of MRS.
w1NSLOw'S SOOTHING SYRUP. 1t correct.
acidity ofthe stomach. relieves wind collie r.9u.
lates the bowels, softens the gums. gives rest to
the mother and health to the child. Office, Is
Dey street, Naw York.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-11-27

ttt
MRS. WINSLOW,
A, experienced Nurse and Female Ply sisian pre-
sssts 70 the attention q nothsrs, her
SOOTHING SYRUP
fOR'CHIlDRRV TEBTHIXG,
which greedy facilitates the process Of testhing
BY softening the gums, reducing I'll ipHsmatlons,
win sllay ALLPAlN ssd spssmodic action, andi
Sssse 20 Regulate the Boscela
Depend upon i. mothers. " will give rest Il
Relief 4 Health Il vanr Infants
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-11-27

NASHVILLE, Nov. 27-The court mar.
shall assembled yesterday, for the trial OF
Vim. Heferman. adje urned to ten A.. NJ,
to-day. Mr.. Hetferman died at noon yes
terday.
Frank Gurley, the murderer Of Gen. K.
McCook, reached here from Huntsville last
night. Gen r. W. Johnson, acting by or
der Of the War department. returned with
the prisoner to Huntsville, where he will be
executed on Friday next.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-11-27

A>EW AoNh, wv -.
The HtratFs special says: Gentlemen,
some Of them cx-rebcl soldiers, who have
recently come up to Washington from the
Valley of Virginia, report the condition OF
things throughout that portion of the State,
to he highly satisfactory for the coming
winter. All classes o. farmers have sue
ceedcd in harvesting crops Of grain sufficient
for home consumption, and many will have
a surplus Of corn and bacon.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-11-27
Price, only 50 cents q Bottle
The Flsrence Nightingale
Of the Nursery.
A BENECACFREsS.

The following is an extract from letter writ
ten by the Rev. 4. Weser to the German Re-
formed Aesenyer, at Chamber sburg, Pa
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-11-27
NAUEAON.GOvcr umAn....
meMf.

M. o.uer 10 guard agalns. danger ,,,s in posi-
ss.' .re P"o'ic are requested to take esneciel
s sose OF inc beautifully engraved proprIetorx
3 ot ssni;o'",gn which the Government Of the
xsrss's BlffERs. This shield. thrown ~ hr NJ ~
Hovsrnment over the proprictors and the nuhi;c
~, sneIr !o'et protection. is placed con spicuous.
n scfoss the cork and over the neck of eacn bos
ss: a1a cannot fail to strike the eye Of the most
aost.,t Uc:eTvsr Nothing that purpor.s = be
STAMP 10 there. genuine unless the
soiS so proper to state that the Bitters arc
eircumsssn'y IN glass, and never under ANY
Ssrs ia ;ms... ~ the gallon or barrel. Imco..
Essta i. public h.y. abroad. .sss! and the only safe
c bseeers they buy besr the mem = g see that
s. 2. nsnd Of Heisrs Hostettsr y Sn .aoel and
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-11-27

NEW I DIRK, Nov %
Pelicier, arrested tor the murder of Otte-
70, at Brookly, confessed yesterday and
gave information which led to the discovery
and arrest of Rouzalcs the other murderer.
The money was recovered, being in drafts,
only about 800 being in gold and bills,
amounting in the aggregate to about $4,000.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-11-27

Sosre 20 ReSsslate the ROscela

Depend upon il. mothers, Il will give rest to
yourselves, and
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-11-27

LOUISVILLE, Nov. 27-Gen. Brisbaus'
colored brigade left yesterday for Helena,
Arkansas.
The Collector Of internal revenue re
ccived a dispatch from Cincinnati 70
seize boat with three thousand barrels Of
oil, en- route for st. Louis, on its arrival
here.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-11-27

New York, Nov %
The Posts Washington special says Part
OF the Presidents message was read to the
Cabinet yesterday.
Mr.. Mcpherson, Clerk of the House. has
sent the new roll to the printer. The names
from rebel States appear on it.
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ana,
P,-lHi,r-Z Gvvra,L prssIs,r hss invited pro.
prss's .urrarryu., the mali Ly means of monthly
Inc Of frat-ciass American sea.go.ny strams' .ps,
hotwcu San Francisco and ports in the Chimes,
Empire, tou,hing Al the Sandwich Islands and
japan.
CorNrEurrfr coupons dated March I, l~Gs, for
st4 bn, in the xiniIudo o( those on the 1910 eve
per cent United States '-5O0' bonds have loeu
detecte At the Udited states Depository ofhco q,
Baltimore, They will .oulIess De offered else-
where
Ia. .tgei, squad = rebel deserters that have
set rcacdoi Washington at any one time, arrived
there yesterday from City Point. This sdusi NUN.
to-e.i two hundr-i aud fifteen including Quo Oh.
Ger They all came wllhiu the lines Il tho Army
OF the james. many of them hringn, their mus.
Vets tor which they received liberal price In
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General Intelligence.
[B- Mai to n, Nv York sun.i

T1r number u horses 's on the increase In
Tr.f.c There are over a,t-O,Jo0 there a. present.
FSGL,sn and India src now within six houta'
toleyi Aphic communication.
Az ssylum for "chi'drcn subject to Gls' il 10 10
opened IN Massachusetts.
TnE Rdesh papers publish m sppesl to the ct-
? ns t. upou tae'r houses o. The SICK aud wouadod
% Gcuc -al JOAus;y-'s army,
Ir ia stated that leea victoria vii shortly visit
Ireland, IN great s.AIe, " opoa the DIIAn Indus
trial TX .b,tou.
FAMINE Las Assin appeared in the West ~ Ire-
hui, aud meetings have been LelI to mitigate TIC
7ireas.
Tar Newark tN. J.) Conierercs OF tho N +.
Church ~ Ia s"' 1p a. p. 'c'n' ana the y. D.
Confer nee II the sane t44r.h ~ holding It's an
uIsi m"cL1F Gt I-a4t)n
one or the J.paues p'incr- has resolved to
erect a sugar rrfu'-, 'p Jap,u, ani has engaged
two skilled Fun. pears l. Asa.st HIN In carrying
out h,9 prj Z.
ras London un!.rg-ouod steam railway. thr.o
miles long carried l-4I 50 passengers last ear,
al,lnst 45b l76 u l,G3 Tho recclpta Tor the year
were t54!, lIj. brpsl' 80! would 10 better.
TIM Albany AEau3 SAYS; "Ths Governor
has made oil tho most important appo ntmonts
within lis disposal, and ne d.nppouted o'hce-
seekers v IN settle ,.er Utr nil' Hni sIyo Albany
a Wtuo b..tL for some time n come"
Tny er,.ptiors II y,s4ytus md EtnA are likely
10 c fol wed by an outbreak oi sroubOl. Let
tors from Sicily anl9Huce Mat symptoms Of act Vi
y in that vol Auo have lppeared' An aires Iy col
linna u smoke, tlrrywei with steaks Of hghL
rise above IL.
IxArri,on IN PARIS tho juvenile vAgrsn,s and
vyuug q IcVea arc .,anllHi on q military plan,
Sue s. lehayed br.af r-aei r. TIE rank OF core
pDra.s an4 soryeaurs. Iuey ara also taught .
Trade, aud recently The study o. music has been
lntr0ducei
Az order ba. hesn ,sucd to the soldiers stationed
q y fOrlu.dIuF the carrying con-
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NJ. Crrarner moved that tho ConmH,ee ~ Puhlic
Haalth tc Lstrlr 'ed 20 Tepun the Health I'LL of
Dt - te fot uie confederation Of the House. The
mo. icu sdsc CARED.
NJ R,andret moved 20 make the New York TaS
'Tumi isdotsrt' II II the ~ cGl order Tor Iueaday
uyA'. Aouon lCrt b. 30 TO 81.
". NNn Bl eu ported he Canal Street and Ho-
boken terry blL
Mr Ked inuoduced bill to pc ,nt accident, on
rnu ruA4r
RutA pAsTp.-ro prrvde against dsmsae from
fHnrC ruus an ,Nplosi,o u'atcfigs ~ BouiI,1. T.
o. ~ o., u.!p o. t.c Cry oi New fo,t. ~ i1cor-
= rate he b ool'.n aud Ne~ NotS iutksh Bsth
Nurany % incor-fs'e 'lc BfcckNu Jre,ay
Association. 10 ineoi .or tie the Joc.e OF Den
ustiy. 10 incoi IO.ac he iiioiy In. Co. kels'ive
20 delrsiis AZ savings Banks. To fmeud the Brook o.
Nu Public Park Act passed 20 = thiiu realms. 10
n tt0rpuru'e the Gsnusn American Colonization So
Cicty pls~od TO a third reading. To authorize ,he
formation " Pneumatic ltAiNay aud t1 press Com
rauy. To pIcNeut encrutchmsnisup The hntuDr Of
Ncr York. 10 provide or the ~, ton Of the Bat
tor} Extension. For tfo touct ot he Buhao itv
Ehlrosd. Relative to stciA S.ssons y. the feacc in
Nev York. Mr.. j /. ~ ith moved 10 reconsider tho
biu which carried kslatve TO the city Iu,pec-
tor Ot Nes York tor the cnns3e alton Of the Houfe.
10 incorporate the American phTuuolosl lcA socivty
e Sc- York. To inoorr1rato the Gprmsn Working
Men's Protective Union ot Nes y on Ioincoi porNte
tho llu',ne Hide ami Meeting Nt-o-tsfion OF New
y orb To amend he charter Of the City OF Koche--
ter Ia tIat ON to sewerage and drainage Ia tha CITY
% SJa York k- Acjolrne'.
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From Mobile,
Reverted Evacuation Of the city.


Cairo March 24-Nev orleans date Of the loth
.,ate thu rerort va, received in Mtmphs, LON
Holly spnnss that Mobile evacuated, ond tho
city vith All imrenso quantity Of ar impeucns,
W Ia our ynsser.tpn.
The Attack on Mobile strength of the
Land Dctenccs.
4 corrr rpondent Of TIE Cui,s-o atHrvy, under
very Late dAse, writes a. follows
In ,l-- Of the s,tsct expected N ha nsde 80 .oon
upon Mobile it not he aeyuii oi interest to state
bieHv what forces viii have ~ encounter Y. ON
several rphc deserters from ue army and navy. vno
ci circnmrtantiri ,nL / relieve, reliable 4roup.iuu Of
The mtst important urEs Fust Hhe.- are thteg
r,uar,, bastioned snrthuofN-, " cst. NorthwV and
tance from II of from ivc to tour uiilcs These me
afc rcrrcscnted to mount sixteen runs eWh. NetT
Of iirs upp'r fort 10 hcVGl0nel -o~S In shsh Aie
iNc rua'. uutsido o. those iost- 49, A. Al t'erW'
q, heavy pIezstvotks SO the form - ~ a'c o.ght
m ie- long. Th~e rea.h from thi ke'sv LAY on
stfsnrih. nea b.. the addition @. a ii,ch ten toei
q, ~. Tie .oEot iUr.s a.t iArtisN covered By pos
River which vould render .t n,.cs sfy 'or IN A.
ssult!rs paiV " expo. :Aciu-cl,rs TO rLkug fire
tom he uppyf glG o.. .Idlo auths : s,iou4 az dH-
ms change Ike thA. at Foit HcAlllsier. "a. uI-
douhtedly carry the upper Fol' aIa give us Mobile.
In 10 'uTG tD flp uuiIlf. % t't liH luGullNe iNc
ru-kA the abatement. Of p,NEt col her, arr not fc.
able they Lot suincult lG tuu D, u.NtNer' to
ro er the entire font. 10 u' ftarts h"e,n irtt
sloNr hrh-an.'f tnari, 20 tuA II al not le it,"'
ul,su rhariuF .u the n.a. D. rT4nrh. 81 Owe thH
ciy, 1t dvtsuccy ~ Avc aui GUS ius ~ fo iyey'
hama ana foiniiriue Ihnr l-" net uCocsr' ... b..
ci Idtd in 'he capture Of hol' pHt ~" to ce- p IA
accomplish the lA''cr viii u.' te long d'lu "a uy
theT. irstritutci along a." shore. owe Nnd be.
oV the city and Ou the npysIte sIac VI t' bay, are
gsTi.r.rnts PtticTy NJ t'-h. ON rurs. R,ttcty
bladdCu en- 'hf Battery iIci a1nHu. our spanish
isa1, lSn "1 lstI 95; or I .sSt b. one
oi uirte 80 incht' ca ilo O." f'i eve 'II'N' f'''i
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Fast Duy In Connecticut.

The following s&irNru Of decidedly Puritan
flavor arc from tho proclamation 4 Gov. DroErsG
NAN, appointing Friday, AIril iI.h, A. DAY Of
iss,ing and prayer;
Tho inst cIa... Of cur National Government not
vet tiy recognized, MOI ha1 rebellion against u an
thorlty ended,
Righteousness Ia not established. nor IA slavery
AhullsieI
tur arlnl's are no. Always victorious our sons
st talnng IN battle, ami SUITE ring hunger II cssO,
ana i'm np-i,onuenL a. tho hands Of pubic enemies.
Selh-nur,s ana corruption are tOunu ia is~itons OF
rpapousbiIty nu' tTIst, and seen ia efforts TO
AVOID an equitable share Of pecuniary and poIponal
obligations to the nAtiGl.
The oeth OF i'd, ny u the Cons'ltuton and 10 high
official duty hns ntly been taken with n Summer
lux tonsue In H. presence 1 and the Toproach Of
tho American pGopis.
nor are performing our dutie. 10 God with more
IA hiuness. Religious byht timidy the goOd fight Of
10 h aud run inoou7tsuiy the that IN so before
them. he iiO~pol Of the Son OF God, which Ote .
forivcness 20 tho gly and salYaion 70 thl Loaf, 10
often heard wlth Indifference aud sholy disregGrd- .
ed The spirit OF tod, Which puuh's tho hoaiL Ia
rDacnod, and Il rea bum faihIy upon the altaTs
u our holy religion
Wi.h the ,plrit Of penitence and forgiveness, No
should seek the Lord hila he may be found and
"csll upon him while he IL :" for no know eth
but lie vii remove his righteous ludpUtUt lucbne
IA obey authOIitv divinty established, revive aud
enlarge tho spiritual Interests Of His kiIgdOn, and
lead us into the paths ot rshteousnesA justice aud
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New York state Legislature.


.ilbinV, March o4-BuIs RrPurrrp.-Relatys
20 cI.Jdy and disposition Of the estates Of Ia. os;
20 amend the Brooklyn water va, and TO regulate the
STORAGE Of petloleun ~ citi aud villa. r o author-
i4e tEe hannatun Isiiro-d Com. .ny 90 Iucfu4s it-
cam stuci. Nl-o w confirm ne nance Of ths
clty Of Sew York authoIiYiur the Ih.II Avenue
Railrosd Company 10 extend theis trgc.. PrccHs
Bur- IEIiput ,rb. -lncoI ppruriu" iuiou house
aad rcAOll for ne educ ltuI u ChdTru ut ,oiun
,-ers and relative 70 sideHInP south seventh ste
Brooklyn.
M,St!ug AsrlelA'iJu. e. pgyicc Tor na ciOsi1F II
lnco pOIai,I hauk TeiAt ,e to uepDlt- required 10
lp nude by insurance ny .ules o. sister S'ttts;
suftoI.z.nE fhr lOri.A'.u. ~ Metropolitan p4h,lC
g, .eucc tufaplny AN. AI.Jui ths Oh .ile- Oi
petrc politan Railrsy Company Of Now YORK, N
tunnel BIuallnay, which "Hs .o't by a vOte VI "a
a.unzt T. . llo.i ion 10 rec us.dt. tabled tiv-
lng tLe lud o. HO.e discre'sa IA 'he punshuent Of
criminal ohoncos 10 lucoI' rate ht Iunsit Pa.
tauser and BA4gage tOupAIy u Sew York and
Brooklyn To amend the set VI 50, IN re,gtlou 70
preferred eaassi " tls sppSsIas G0a1 M ihs Cgt
" ADLaAA.
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The nuc 'o Ar-l,. ~u5 ID ed o. r'ris rcccntly, n
the a.e "i Bio sAs 40. oa,y tns uu.ie.t to tho lm-
por5r by thr c,-cJto o ltt', at tthout doubt ,hs
nearest and I.si us'at 'n c,ausol rs ho piob-
eIy the mo.. $3.50 lowe ril ,lrl Of his sdvifsrs
for ". 10 fornT va r1sN oI rare tutellireuce,
rne.sy und tUsUIrv. ttDiu MA ughood up De had
iupItyel all the G.N uiu &c rl opportunities Which
he tounl or made is birth, hir .uratiol his cneor
At college, his scrvCr ~ taV afuy Tie poI oIlNncuIy
eXper Lcrs h,s knuel'f-" 90 ne Nrrlt ui Rookie id
ot men. his varied aputules for public ute ,id Tor
"succ,cd.us' M nuciCg a. uaL OF taEv t g'antC,
aip ays capAhlc " rreacr tlir In biz fhTuv ucss
and tuprlcucas Of Wit his huoyau euc ana se,'.pn-
screou, certain 10, klcs- rrNr9 ~ mEu.o,, &c,
his eueincl might call sinister and uusc scturuous
and which, Iafhaps, fvfrmucd little tie ideal he's
ut .fIdUts he HE tuu e. iur art sId the use uU
m.de Of g. In HE lietar, taste and facility, lc wHs
not ~ hap- o. much a uAn born upon the rcls OF
Athtuuu, ss lfIEc" b. rUhf % nature VI muuOru
France No man had iurI iuatinrt Il q large and
luIul ious ,Kst nee, no Anew better hOv TO un-
JOY 'his lUC Hui a. hl II. here va just tFinge,
psfhAp. o The s'uartnoH Of tho letting mnu ard the
n lrey daiIrr IA hiE thought and TAX and manner,
which no supofio tv or distinction could entirely
dirgui.e. The pat he played in 'he eNent oi Deem
l, 1854, is historical, aAi no uian hyiuS uOdd lave
played a bu.taT.
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Paris, March "A grand fancy ball vas given
here on the 4,th, BY Madame Cha-selo9p IOubet,
wife of the Minister Of Marine tho uost gala bill
liant of the season, The misuess Of the house was
dressed as lala R0okh m rich Oriental dreas with
isht vel, covering her whole ueitpu. Two kussiRn
pIiurrfHpT ap '.i"I M 'ut queen Of ShCDA and tho
Aur1ta lsolpis costumes most remarkable for thoir
aiAhurutsuess ana richness The Queen OF Sheha's
dr.ss po.ei ot three krs, the low or Que IL
lag, the secouu scarlet ami tLs upper OF white
sl.k the upper and loser ones we're trimmed with 4
rOu Of prRro tra'hrrA whil" the 'cATlet one wis
surrounded BY black down the coTssse was oten
nearly 10 tho waist and sithOut sleeves sort Of
ytst with long HireyB- mli3 OF gold atrnus un ited
by bAAds Vi la.orEs ioahtr, half cOncea aliug hnlf
disclosing. tie outline VI the bust sas worn over
the sentluuce Of coTrAge. A mayellous
d udom Of dl monds and the pehNock's feath.
era med the heal dress The "AurOra Boreailsu
vas ia PINK and bu6.tIhted gauzu, covefed with A
thin mate ~ all studded with stare, Ibs uf go,
owns 90 euiAtsd dianond knouu a. the ',North
star" whIe. sLo wore In the center Of splendid con
stulatiun ia NE mar. The hail was opened by ne
pesrsnco Of eighteen young ladies headed by Nd Ia
de LtfH IN, dteH ed ~ marine cadets, an short hue
tunes, uOwset aud little caps GId LccOuTtt.,d with
n,te yuma lucy Lll[ched In TO the Iouna a. te
tllmpet and vent through sith mhnic eyolVuOug A
Cc1h.n Chinese procession In ths middle Of ore even
lRs Atosdes ssssi a<A. u spaussnsnt. tiiy sears.
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Important from Nashville.
A Great Cavalry Expedition, Itc.

Chicago, Hareh 90 Tho TrBrsE OF This city haa
Abe following;
Adahuilla, March 1.-THE great cavalry erpedi-
started and al connection Letwe,n them ami Gcn.
1hoLas' LeldquLrters At Nashville, Is nov severed.
Fifteen thousand cav airy and mounted infantry ere
81 Pas p1rL Miss, two weeks sgo, waiting till the
heavy rains and high water should have suhsded. OF
these, lRoOJ let their p.cc OF rendezvous two or
three days ago. and are now dmhur through Ala
banA with view TO the destruction OF the railroads.
nc. in thai state and Mississippi and to cooperate
With several other eIIed ions by land and water
which started some tine 40, with Mobile AS their
objective Ioint. The f.st shall hear o! them
viii probably be from the "City on the Gulf"
b sreeent General Order the court hcusv and
ails IN several couuties in this part OF rennessee
have been turned over 70 tho sherifs for the Of
the civil authorities, md iow citizen prisoners of
eias hitherto tried by military courts have already
been handed over for trial In tho usual way by the
civil courts Civil law will he restored in gther
hes iast a. circumstances aud the sIats Of tue
sountIy will permit
Ma Gen d. ;, Stanley commands the t.h army
sorps, on iu way to Knoxville 70 participate IN
the Western Virginia campaign. 1t ls astmAted At
from 1900 to 1900, Six Thousand cavalry under
Gsn s'onomsn or Gen. Gillem, have left Knoxvil q,
and are already paAaing through the mount tains ior
Nirgiuia The 4th division Of the 23d eorp. consist
ine mainly OF Kentuckyr Tennessee aud North Caro-
hnA troops garr1.ous Knoxville aud is quarsred in
Mat vicinity. Brig. Gen. Davis Tillson command. IN
East Tsunes.es. Headquarters At knoxville. Gen
Siem apprehsnda no serious Oppaaiilsa ~ tbi aids
lhe ssl sUTtRss W VirgtatA
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-03-25
Inmcnse Number Of Refus, - with -ber-
mnn'. Army.

udsAinI 'oE, Hdrch ss.-siaty refugees, v no were
silov.d 70 come through from Fayetteville, by per-
snssion OF en-. sherman, have arrived. rhis party
sonsist. Of aimorcrs from the Fayetteville Ar, lG,
and their faniei all OF whom arr in u destitute
st.on. The men we're formerly employed ct IIsr-
por's Ferry, and had moved to Fayetteville In l,jl,
when the machinery of the Harper's fegry Arsenal
va taken " that place by tho rebels. They rport
Mat General She mans auy il gr, ttly "ncunberrd
With refuseei there being some ak hundred with
him nov, no followed him through from Columbia
Several transIorts includiug the rurupe and the
rvcun,n, sailed from Washington and Alexandria
Jcseriay, for Beaufort \. c. with clothing Intended
ST tho use Of General 81 erm ans army