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READY MADE CLOTHING.
NOTICE.
NOTICE.
In OBEDIENCE To 4 DECREE VA

A OD1aLINANNL TO a ULNItIsL HADE
a. a Nay tern Of be coxBy c9aTt % kaoS osEny ia the
81 hssiHn NBtias hiBihFklcF ~ RtehArd HukEns
deed Aattas Eikias othsss vii se tAs dzy
81 Iuas 1885, - The tsis sesidaes 81 EhAFd wilkins aed
Traei % tsad lying ihs iesh sss 9f knSa eaany.
iasnipg hS lAaas Of D. ksss & ceTuE and others gb
tset the dover thergn q EAdA Rpkin and the
ssfasBt d TekiHea ~ s sae, then tie
eptapfisin1 The dOueF ssae viii ~ spd
ts and pzes sahrct Tia life aoNer tha said
Matilda HHkRs Five haaarSd aeArs 81 The purchase saaeJ
50 be paid 81 shs sss aud hs pahssvr Repaired ben
saA assaTy WA date os the Fsd puFeass
payable SIX and tSslye cBta hpa date and len
fesained aRd az tbs purehass maaey fully paid
Haayia4v ", % SWAN, ecnssssslener.
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To Warmers.

We nrs authorized - stats thai watcher N pfVp-
- i5rm, will be given fsT the memorandum fe-
c-ipl 10 ihs bands OF farmers al er the oaluty
for horses taken By the 10Th Michigan cavalry.
Far.hcf We aro informed and believe there viii
ON b. Boosy enough hero 70 pay the people fer
th.ae voucher wo caution them If they ssll 10
.,,,.r.,sstoys not 10 DO 80 At much sacrifice
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Ne 173-f
United States Of America - District Ct Eas,
tennessee

WHEREAS. Ar Information ssss d.sd IN ;as
w District Court % TIE UuI.sd States tcT ,5s
Eastern District of TENNESSEE. 40 EuVyvilis 10 %
lsgh day Of April 1885 by {. " Hail e.. Nt.---
ney 81 The DiJcd S4tes for said District O. lrSt.
ct the Aits,1 SgStes Cf Anerca. sG.jnsa One Tx
VI Land e5glsiEiEE g, 80 Ecres ucre less 20 ~
Tth Civil Distric. II Neiss comfy Ia which l.sss
inciuded enc trzct Of 30 acre. and ere q lSz s=
adjoining the lands ei James welty, John Hsg AZ
BEyant amith, seized IS the property OF E.a
b. y-as aud sgaiDsi al FerSCas lawfully a,srEs1-
ing for their Interests therein, aGtsCEL IS. a.
land bad been heretofore SEIZED p 8eFa--l
Agents forfeited % the Uuited STATE .r eh1ses
ia SAID information 81; forth and syefrzl - b. -z-s
sad praying f1T the usual Pry.sss sad ll-7-s4--
New therefore pursuant h he -l1u-l-l ~ s- i1s
seal Of said CuaEs "a ne directed kzssty give F'-
lie Rotee - al persons -ssuad Ia interest 1 a--
lands 70 appear before said Gear. 81 'ae te95
Hcuso ia Knoxville aforesaid "a TIE -st1 -a5
u Nav ls5S a. &c e'cl.ck 4 N then SAD tte:e g.
inlsrposs their clslms sad raSs -heir allegstices
t. McpANNEL
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Ana II We a. bat wateh Tee kasr,
There nsvtf YET wEs sasAa psssT. 4
That could eYRdS, Il nnfofgisen, 4
The eatieat search and siEa losx. =
% hilR Whs tseasHFe ap . sfoHs.s 3
$50 --sssea'y Asss5Fa.
RecaaGly ROsert @. West, veil kaown Is the cid.
sens Of this place returned 70 Knoxrile nom where
there was once bogus Cehfsderste gossrnsaeat.
Dir. West was citizen Of this plan Tor many
years before the rebellion eomnunesd, and isd with
the rebel army On the approach Of lufnsidss eorps
he was an original yinaisstye, nd bloody rsbei,
aud was esered mach pleas'ss BY strsdsas ne pab-
lie haasisg q ts6oa seithia sist Of Aiseity.
Before the war Nj West accumulated hsnd.
some estate by buying Rsa selling doves of negroes
By virtue of hs wealth no exeFted n little influence
in favor Of rebellion. lie advocated publicly on
our streets the Imprisonment aRd killing of Union
men. Himself about thirty-Ave ya~s OF age, lathe
sigOr Of manhood, he knocked aoyn and cra.ily
beat with club tshan Alley, fsele man, slaty-
ave yezfs Of age,
This be did fer che sols reason bat Ms. Alley
dared proclaim ia his presence tksshe was hostils
30 the Southern Confederaey He ESQ caused the
lnprisen ment Of Mr.. Alley. @
During The changes and events Of TIE four mean
ers6la years past Mr. Alley has retained steAdasl-
~ loyal. Ar. West rewained an sCtys rebel while
ihs clamp held sai 70 barn" and cane hers 10 70
side amor tho reasl srmiss had saFrsidsred
Ia = few hours AFTER bis arrival, he ehancea to
meet the man be had 80 oalFsgsogay abused and
received several blows the bead, which, aid,
cracked bis skull. a
Some citizens Of this place ehAsetssiSs tho ST
tack gu West IS great outrage, ahdthink Mr.. Al
icy oaght 70 be ssnt to The peaitsnlilry.
So far rs We are concerned, va spprsss Of Mr..
Allsys course, and venture 70 praaie that be win
nsser b put in ths ponitanslAry Taru are several
men in kho1ville aud East Tennessee who are no
eeitsr than West and who have nc more right 70
live here than JED Davis.
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Gro. =. THOMAS,
Maj. Get. Z. s. A, Com a.
u DC ~ DISTRICT on EAsT FESssssEg. !
Y -. Ill. T.. A.. !. a.. -

DIG ~ DISTRICT on EAsT TESssssEE.l
Knoxville, Tenn, May 8, 1865.
GERERAL OEbERs No, 81.
Hereafter, any person found within the lntlts Of
this command Wearing or having about bis persen
the tAdges, insignia OF uniform Vt an officer Of the
sse Confe1sfale aFnles will 10 considered a. guilty
u set 81 hostility toward the United States Cow
eFument and will subject bimself 20 arrest and Ina.
pFizoHmebl
81 command Of Major General SLOVENIAN
g. ". BAscoN, Mai. aRd A. A. q.
QBsrtai g. NJ. BAscoN, A. A. @,
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APTACWMBNP

Jsftfssa Nanes IS q p G...- ,.,-.
THE PLAINTIFF. on AFFIDAVIT.
ssvs "a. Sssspaast = laJah,sd G. A1. ~ 81 s-s,
"a ssassais baasslf As ssdiEafy Tfoe-'s . -
s-x.sf sbss t.sas Aas.1z ablsiHSa ssEaai -
.rfrst ~ - - lie 4zsads2s, lsse Fc1F-f'e 'E
Isa ssiaaF Jasgss % she fea-a IS traisstf -
tas $50 bsyios saea izyed ther property t -
80 Js ~ ~ .e assenAaaB aqsazT essfe 30 - -
Il f3rsa.e. ,,aasy "a lhe &ata tzy stsa-e. 49, p
- .E.ss5-l syth - nsrta e uFthvT afdsffd asl -,
- "a IN fssg .ss-sssirs % krl~nsers s
sse 20 $3.50 1900 IouS A sAtNAA 1-F
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Mrs. WIeks' Concert.

On TbaFs4sy evening a soeal aud Instrumental
.sssr, wili be given in the Bsptist Church BY Ars
s. A Richf
Mfs " has bseA atlasie teseilST 70 hne2Fiiie
~ ssysyhI year., AID tbose who know her acquire
5afs WI doubtless aysi ibemselyss Of the ePpoT-
,lsiey II attending this concert
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ATTACHMENT

James Hsefy 81. VISA l. dsz-, 2, ,-r-r
THE PLAINTIFF, on ~ tLpA ~. , "A,
sass tss iaSsa8zBts arp trasaies = - a. = -
- t,.-.is-s ss.t - srd3asfy process q a. -
= ,-fssa sfss shssa saE,ss sbtsiae@ - 49,
asslast As sstzts e he dslsadssis - -
49, gssiies 1f he frzze -. is,ia- set
- a ss-ls bssss hses seF5 % tae a.lsas- -
u 5 ssisFsa - s2sd Jsssiss ta- tas ssa r.ss- -
ne "a a 80 81 oSs tsst e. v ee pres .aes s = =
Il . tsssasr ordered tAs sais nesips p Pas'A'1 w.
Bsssa,svs W. n HsIEKBsJR
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fNo.ss
Dates STATS Of Ams.isa District Of East


WHRREAs An information - Sled 10 The DIX
" tett Coul u the United gtasss fos ne Districs
Of Eask Tspn9ssee at Knezvilia On the I4th da ~
ApHl latt, BY O " Hall Ed. Atlosney Of De-
unitsd asases Tor said District on behalf o. The
Uaited States u Amstiea, sgaihst Tea Notes Of
hand, oas Teee3pt and ese account In Msigs eoarty
20 wit note on Palsrs Poo, So s. or n Bos-
CESS 81 gfi ! on jesse Martin, zz5 So ! og Ia5a
u Baldwin, si2i on g. g. Robesoh. s2t1 40
g. q. Sandusky siiS so; on Thomas Riuens sn3
n. ", Maioaie iof % 81 Ga b. Ffaslss ~ sgfFs
% Thomas Risglus q Biggins, e Sc; and sots
On j Adams for sTT also ono feeeipf On N spsobl
isk eoBstabls fer the collection - note on Hsstnn
Baker for f2l le HRd account kgslast Jacob
Zegsr Tor 81 u, 81 d which uotes accounts ana
receipt are payabie - ~ . LiiIafd, ssized 81 sbs
notes secpens and receipt ON L4ilsrd and against
81 psfsops lawfully Intervening for their Interests
therein, ailqsiBg that said notes sceont ard receipt
had bsen heFetoioFs selEsi ~ RsYsaus Agents ss
forfeited 70 the UBltca Ststss for eauses 10 said IT,
formation SCI forth and aveFFsd % b. trHc, and
praying for The usual process and nenit0n Now
therefore, Pursuant % Che munition nndsp The seal
% sid Court 70 mo directed hereby give public
notice % ell persons eoHcsfnsd in interest IN said
notes, aecoant and receipt. 70 appear before sid
Court 81 o. Court House Ia Knoxville sfoFsssid on
tho 25tb day Of May, 1886, a 10 O'Clock A. ", then
and there 10 atep0se their claims and inaks their a.
legations.
g. MCDANIEL
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80 Methodist aud Baptist Ryan Books, In ell
variety Of styles and biadiag, can be had At Cone
& Tunnels Book Store Gss street
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sHRRIFFs sALE.

I WILL SELL AT THE CoURr HousE
h Ksoxsils Ihe i9h day Jans 1855 for cash
81 Lsaa The 18th district soataiRns adrts
leniag the lspds q NJ b Carter iesed de psopsry
y @ Carter satisfy execution n ~ HsHFy 0er
HuDIBURa, d Ehesstt
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A FARM or TWELVE HUNDRED AcREs, .:
"a miles Hsst Of Kuox Vile and neaF CoReord On tbs
61st fehsxzsss ahd Georgia Railroad onsthird cash
Tho rsssalnaer in oee abd TIVE years Prizes $50 pei
aers. lmy io,f1 Jos. A. AABRY CO.. Agts
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7 WILL SELL AT THE CouKr Ho,..,

Il door ID Ksexsss the iBlb say June Ises All he Ip
ssfsss cias Ana dsAad thsS G. w. GAzSoa 10 and 20
IAei o. lAna IN tbs sA eaFst, asDsiss tbs lands
fanps Lotss and eihsFt 10 SATISFY n fAros
o. u W. tsn Adrhoa, and w g eUys, aiso al ihs tile
iAtsses thaa said cbsT9h has "a and ans iss -
knsHs, thn Of fnes ssd oheFeh streets Being
TIE properly fofmsI ouasd by Masss sssy a SssC.
Isoa IA Isssr Of " psys. 4 HUpIBUku . fbsri8
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CONCERT Of vocal and Instrumental music VII
be given BY Ma. v, A. wieka aud her pupilss
slated BY several Amateurs al tho Bapsis. Church
Tharsdsy sseaing, MAy the lIth,
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- Letter Writers, Dram Books, Fortune Tel.
lsts, aha al the lsts literature Of the day eau al
Ways Be foana 81 the Book Store Of Cone & Tun-
nsIl Gay street
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7 WILL SELL AT THE CouRr Housy

4 door IN Knesvls the ie;A asy Of Jaas isas for cash
Tract 81 Land the lSh dact zeTeS
Jeinag abe lands Of Wa Major olbsTs isVd o. ss "a,
properly Of " Legs 10 sAify fayar o. yos
hyhatt, sHd one 70 Aver Of WkiIs.
AS aUpIBURG, D shs4ia
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hEW G00lS.

TUST RECEIVED, A FRESH STOCK
- Goods PEEbs, side q As street, "a deer Euh
csuibssizna eshsssipg ga Of the ooVag articles
cAoOes psmssliG Feee SoaiH. Cossaaxs, Linens ftsB
ns. SsshsHs, CASTLES, Bed rhtaF BssoEs hesp sssFts
feekes ,uahsfshEif Bsts sesa, Hats statensFy
scheai Books cess, siek cans. Fsasy ossziss Peeks
EnTss siasass, ssfe Pv Knives tHA ferris, Pipes sekux
and CbsHisg Tpesess, casrnss ART, Cares kssios 4e
READY MADE CLOTHING.
Also all kinds az N6ieus Dys S5s SoaA EAstAsaa sIas
Hassfias Exassas RsEtanvsy, Asa great mshy asgs
iadtOas aaatAan.
Tk0se HakaE Pefehase ef tbs ABOVE ksa Esnd Do
EEL % eaH, for Hih sen cheap.
ms5iaa o. J. Il. PRED.
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I WILL SELL AT TIE Cornr Hona,

deer ID Keaxs ca iesA asy 81 teas 1885, sBs nsass
Ahd lot % he it aaio u Cay street, fsaT 81 hs
oes 81 o. p fsnps u bsaE Ihs hosas ahd 10, krasa Is
feRnlsH y atips css, 10 zatsy tee sxeSRaRs ohe IN
sSeF u Mary Asclasky 10 John Baxter aac
IN asos Of A. SssoH sglsa tie Popefty o. Ans.
tia sperTgr A. 9 huBlBGRd, b. kAsfta.
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PARM FOR EXCHANGE.
FOR SALE.

WE OFFER A Goep FARM scar KNOXVILLE
w Ia .sxehanxs Ger = gaed ressasnee IN this city,
myl9d Jos. A. MARRY 8 Co, Aga.
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FOB SALE.

A PINE BRICK house, WITH Ice ACRES u
"A lard tive aslss FROM EaoEyiiie Ptics sle0af.
msls-u Jos. A. AABHY 4 co, Akts.
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ANNOUNCEMENT.

EY- We are Aaskor5sea - AslsE CHARLES
iaaAH eanaaass hs branch ct The LrEissaFs
ca te sasAasy aesasesst ~ ts dsah u . Aoessea
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ron aALn.

1Illl AcRKs OF LAND II Mis- NORTH OF
lOO he Court Hoesa ~ ksslslks sasL PssOs
a,issa sos, A. xAssY = 90, Ags.
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Cora & TuNsELy-Ws return thaaks u these
sassspsisipg snd ts hsa fos late illustrated papers
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I WILL SELL on THE iora DAY OF

gsas. 1b 81 The Csat Reese seer IA Eaosys eEs House
ana L0 east u the Railroad, atrssi, ia
pfoFsy Of keesIt ssiBs being the property sAsfe aid
AafaFs rssiss 70 sAty zvar Of Joe
4. kartn one Ia Avof 81 = Loag znd kaVenaagh.
4, >. HupIRua9, D. shsrls
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GLORIOUS NEWS:
LOOK OUT FOR HOT WEATHER =.
Ice Cream for the Million p.

JUsT OPENED. 4 SPLENDID lCE CRL4N
81 SALOON faY Ia3ies 4si Gss;lsEen
Ass. FTNE CANES. q al kiz3s, saa 2, EsE 81
tas Bakery asa Coaiso,ssuasy u
=. KERN,
lnyiu-snr West ssae & Nsrk-r ..ra
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tzy Tsstsmeaia. Bitaos, Prayer Books, Ae, e.h
- he'd u qops q Tunnel
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door IN hnosss shs isth dsy % Jsne, 1888 The a
land % tks HaaSys Ah cgnPzay EtaEtsa in Ne
"a dstFiet II kssz soahy broad alTsst noFth rs Ra
ISsa 70 sAsiy ~ sHsesssa IA i~.ss q So
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1 WILL SELL AT THE CouRT HousE
dear b knexyis The taA dag 81 Jans asss aas frse
q Aaaa y IL 81 eFsi kis ersss Aietnns IA iass al
SO sshnsf, visd % ~ TIE pfsg.FfF ~, q Psssss
aise ~ re right s and iatefes E ts said ii fSYtsf
hAa IN I've bsek hsutes AHi Le kE EaatA ds 81 Main
sfeeh aBi sasi 81 state he safaeF h ssfy an x
esateH q AVER o. n isasehe5sg M he 81 A. RaaeA
A. 5. lfbtbpka, ., AsFM
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/ WILL SELL Ar THE Counr TIousr

II
aseF a k4eryiss tss fob DAY % lsns iSs III sks
saS Tvs ssa asfssa hAl Sssaa = eER has q aaa % ies
ssEsst q 9sT sad tAnr streets e SATISFY skesps d a.
AZ HuptHrRa. .. sAssin !.
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i WILL SELL ON TUE i0TH DAY OF
sass. 1885, d he eosst heaas saF ia sss sFe,
o Lane n ths iSsh District q Gas8 say sa Hsssf cresk
nasiBHg tbs iahds ~ A, T. ktasz sssss 20
Aetea, sisd a ~ property e Lst sAiterasa $1,000 a
sssisig ~ sxseutes a taseF 81 gEhss Il GsNsns
ahess As Applauha, D, ssssla
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Just ResrIbuslon.

sf5f tlms ii lat ssls sll shiags even
AID n We de bat watch tie beer,
There never YET Wa human psssT.
That could eysdS, Il nnfefgisens
The fatssai search and sigit loHxs
% hna Whs tseasusss up . sfoAe.s
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Z. s Bas,lgi. Diet Z. Teas
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4. ALgEEf HYnEs,
ohairnlsn Examining oommilsee
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-01-07

NEwYolx, Jan. 1.-THE Charleston Mercury
ofthe 3lst says Sherman has reinforced Fos-
ter's expedition against the Charleston and
Savannah Railroad.
The Augusta Register Of the 1st confirms
this report, saying Fosters batteries have
been increased.
Tho Richmond Despatch Of the 4th SAYS /:
1t will not be surprised at any moment to
learn that Sherman il on the march.
The Sentinel urged modification of the
Railroad system in Georgia and South Car
olina. The lines now run just where they
should not. That Is, they are to close to
Sherman's army, and as the latter cannot be
moved, the former ought to be.
The Hcrald's Shenandoah correspondent
says, there afe rimors in circulation in that
region, which it is not proper to publish
that the Rebels are engaged in some very
mysterious military movements.
Tho Worlds Washington correspondence
Of the LIST says ut is rumored here that
Lee has been placed in command of all the
rebel armies, and had put Beauregard in
command Of the defences Of Richmond. in
tending himself to proceed to South Carroll.
ma, to concentrate the rebel forces in that
quarter to check Shcrman's proposed move
mcnt northward. Sherinan's movements
were considered by Lee as more important
than any Grant can make upon Richmond
in four months.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-01-07
WASHINGTON, Jan. 6

WADU1N0IUX, Jan. y.
A detachment u men from the Potomac
hcet, under acting master Toll, landed on
the Rappahannock river, on Wednesday,
about six miles from its mouth, and destroy
ed two barrels Of powder and two torpcdoes
which the rebels had there collected
The mail boat this morning, from City
Point brought UP seventy five rebels and
desrtcrs, who have all taken the oath of al
legiance
WASHINGTON, Jan. 6.
SExATE.-Mr. Sherman, from the Finance
Committee, reported back the petition Of
army officers, asking for On increase Of pay,
and asked that the committee be discharged
and the petition referred TO the Military
Committee. Agreed to.
Mr. TrumbulI offered resolution which
was passed. calling upon the Secretary Of
the Interior for information as to the num-
Der Of pension agents employed by the
Government how many in each State un-
der what law employed, etc
HOUsE.-Mr kasson introduced bill,
which was referred to the committee on
Ways and Means, to promote the diffusion
of knowledge by the suspension Of duties
on imported paper.
The resolution rendering vote Of thanks
To Gen. Sherman, his officers and men, was
passed
The House proceeded to the consideration
Of the Senate joint resolution changing the
constitution so as to abolish slavery through
out the country.
Mr. Ashley made short speech, and ar
g,led ut length to show that the trainers of
the constitution could not Ike guilty of max
ing an instrument denying any part of our
people the just possession Of liberty and
happiness. Slavery was the cause Of the
war.
Mr.. Orth earnestly advocated the consti
tutional amendment, looking upon slavery
as the dcadhest enemy of the Republic.
Mr. SchOfield advocated the amendment,
saying that the people in the recent Presi-
dental election had decided in favor Of
general emancipation of the slaves.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-01-07

Trains run by Chicago time which is twelve MIN
utes faster than Davenport time.
'nN AND AFTER MONDAY, NOV. 7th, 1854,
Oand until further notice, trains will leave
Davenport as follows:
o rs a. NJ. for Grinnel and Washington.
$50 a. NJ. freight accommodation for Crime |
10 P. N. freight passenger.
Trains arrive ut Davenport as follows
II 80 A. NJ freight and accommodation from
Iowa City.
As p NJ freight and accommodation from
Grinnel and Washington.
cor. NJ express from Grinncll and Muscatne
The 10 a. m. train ont of Davenport, makes
direct connection at Grinnell, Iowa City, and at
Washington with the Western Stage Co.'S sta.
ges for all points West Southwest, and North
West
Train from the west connect at Davenport
with trains ofthe Chicago & Rock Island RIA
oil points East, North. aud South.
Passengers reminded of the necessity Of
giving distinct directions to the destination o.:
baggage, also to procure tickets before taking
heir seats in the cars. j. i. TRACY, Supt
A. KIxBALL. Asst Sup't now "a
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-01-07
WAsHISaToN, Jan. 6.

VAsHINtION, jail. u
Major Andrews who commands the guards
picketing the Potomac River, from Great
Falls to the mouth of the Monocacy, says the
guerrillas who infcst the banks of the river,
have become very troublesome Of late and
that hardly night passes without their
firing on our pickets or making an attempt
to cross the river at some point or other.
On Monday night, while the mail carrier of
Maj. Andrews was conveying a mail from
camp to Poolesvillc he was fired on from
the Virginia shore, and n ball passed through
his hand
On the same night the camp of the 1st
Delaware cavalry was fired ON by bush
whackers on this side Of the river who APP
they signal to him from the Maryland side,
in the ncighborhood of Rockville.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-01-07

CAIRO, JAN 6.
The steamer Olive Branch, from New
Orleans goth, has arrived with mails for
the North and East and the 10Th and 22d
Kentucky Volunteers, en- route to Louis
vile to be mustered out
The transport Exact is reported in a
sinking condition outside the Bar, having
collided with vessel.
In the absence of our cavalry from Baton
Rouge the rebels were demonstrating
against that place with considerable .force
There was concentrating at Clinton, La,
a movement of troops. said to he going on
from Memphis, particulars Of which are
contrNband
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-01-07

=
~, y. - =; =. :, - - :: ;
esSs - 1U1na1Dse 6lnCaien ben1sl
n ~ q 9eed's sG1y ceosesd H. To-
nessso 1lv9 - ~ 81 -, ~ deAe
pieoss q aso1Duy ~ about 1900 ~.
He ~ Nocea Nth 5000, nd was fsln'
lbecod oyOoo, ~ ~ l1o p1GoDs q artNeey.
Ana - 1870 q Nashville, bsth 800! =,
were dtnA1osoa 81 md ~ deys. hceIs
rsmnant u as1y aoWlsd % II ~ u.
His cavalry stsbssmly rsss'sssd ''
Il 3 bslisvsi Hood has b.rrisd end
throwp into ~ river d least thirty gune.
IL hss abandsesds largs annb9e . wagon
or ~ 1T ofpfieeoes nunbses abeus
). roo, not incledi19 H. ~ eept1ssa iron
Rcddyvihs SRI, svse ~ ae6sst9s havs
also reported. nses l~ arT
II iesaia Hssd = Gsiag y 1sridian, Mi1s.,
70 attempt The rssg61nlGn&ion.
The e6o1o = 1oecs - boen abasdened,
althonGh 6eoadmnn y asgoss ths river With
orders - hary1D and captus0 - mucA -
posdels.
A ~ conpaign hAs been already pro
jscted. and Is corps Of Weed, Smith and
SchoDo,o aro alrsady moving.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-01-07

NASHVILLE, Jan. ID. Walker Taylor's
Rebel forces occupied Owensburg till Fri.
day, conscripting Of citizens and firing up
on steamers were enforced when they left
The New Albany Register says : Rebel
gucrrillas have possession of Owensburg,
Hayesville, Cloverport and Henderson. The
Lebanon train was captured near Lebanon
Junction yesterday. The passengers were
robbed, cars burned, and four discharged
soldiers Of 10th Ky. brutally murdered.
Taylor has established his headquarters ct
Howesville, and citizens are fleeing across
the Ohio river 10 avoid CONSUMPTION.