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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-01-17
Two Days Later.

CARo H., JAM ~ lS0o
Tho steamer Missouri, from New Orleans On the sths
vicksburg the loth and Memphis on the 18th Inst,
has passed. here for Louisville with thrtysx bales Of
cotton.
The transport steamer st. Mary, which had taken
eight hundred OF the Fort Gaines prisoners TO Mobile for
exchange, had arrived in New Orleans, with dates nom
the former city to the 9th inst News unimportant
General Candy had ordered draft Of enc IN seven
within the Departments Of Arkansas Mississippi and the
Gulf 70 take place on 18th Of February, unless the
quotas should be previously filled by volunteers
Cotton was less active at New Orleans. Aiddng was
held at 81 49,
The Memphis Democrat says that the steamer vsrango
was captured and burned by gueras the 9Th inst,
near skipworh's Landing. The passengers and crew
were taken prisoners Among the former was cotton
speculator from New York-name not givsn-from whom
the guerlas took sixty thousand dollars greenbacM
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-01-17
From Below Richmond.
xEDgL DRFENCEs INJURED BY RAINs-GRAN1


RAILROADS ACTIVE
Prom the Richmond Whig Jan l4l
The Petersburg Erpress Of yesterday understands that
casualties occurred the lines the day be-
ore yesterday from the caying In of bombproo con-
sequence Of the heavy and protracted rain storms Of
Monday and Tuesday nights.
The Yankees renewed the Smelling Of the Chesterfield
batteries yesterday afternoon and continued with some
severity He invariably gains nothing by this practice
and doubt receives much than he gives for the
skfn artllersts manning batteries prompt
70 return the FIRE, and drop their shells with
unerring precision into the enemy's breastworks
number Of heavy shells also thrown along the
snsmys lines left yesterday the bursting OF
many Of them could be plainly seen from elevated DO
sitions In and around the city.
Grants railroad trains very busy running nc pre-
Dentfor what purpose In not known except be
carrying stores from City Point 10 the left wing
- his army. Every night and morning the putting
and blowing OF the engines and the rattle Of tho
be distinctly heard in the city Scouts report all quiet
although there o rumor Mt Petersburg that the
snemy was endeavoring to advance his picket line in
froas Of our sight
DAMAGE TO THE REBEL RAILROADS.
From the Danville Register
The heavy rains OF yesterday washed down the treste
work on the Piedmont Railroad, between Rockville and
Benaga and between Greensboro and Sepnaw 20 that
trains cannot pass over that portion Of the road II will
ssQuire several days TO repair the damage done.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-03-27

Orr Ponr, March 26-SP k-Ths ~
sult Of the engagement this A. \. was more
important than at first reported. At the
pcint where the enemy charged the main
lines are only 100 yards apart, the ground
between being level and free from obstrse-
tons except the abattis in front Of the works
on each side.
At this place the firing between pickets
has been almost continuous, and scarcely q
day passes without two or three being
wounded on our side ct least.
This part Of the line had been occupied
by the 81 brigade Of the lst division Of the
9th corps, Gen. Mclaughlin commanding.
He has often expressed his ability to break
through the enemy's line here, and only yes
terday he showed how it could b done to
some visitors who were inspecting the work.
This A. NJ. four divisions Of the enemy
were marched in the rear Of their line, un-
der command Of Gen. Terry, who was ap.
pointed to lead the charge.
These troops consisted Of Bushrod John
ston's, Walkers, Evans and Cues divis-
ions. Of Gen Gordon's corps.
At five O'Clock A. N. . charge vas made,
and the time occupied in crossing the space
between the lines, cutting down the abattis,
and getting to the rear Of the fort vas he
work Of only ! few minutes. Here they
formed in line Of battle.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-03-27

VIA BALTIMORE M8fCn 20.
A. Tse ju, ss a:ssssa +. 'se A NswS
Canal: Gen: Schofield's forces which mDy.
,Goldsboro on Tuesday evening. 2ist. meet
~ ftery htua rononi6 = mi s1on1el 5
large amount of property, including forty
railroad cars, two locomotives, guns, &C. ~
Sherman's forces which moved from Fhys
ettevillc, met the enemy On The tame az.
msnt sss lSe Enemy beln$ ar enssss
and 1epked refrpased e cenf1sion .epwsrds
Raleigh, while sherman entered 6n36h6ea
half way between 0oldsboro and Ralcieh-.
c s9s sssE%sn sSeOs|& fDd HsS5S are y
arcPsessing the enemy closely. e
In pf,DQsN tahyQ admit that Nh Ire
unable e gecSefalr! re1 m oof6blhar,
uon, AND that Raleigh must certainly fall Il
Il isn n. Ses.naq'. wagon trains bye arritsd
ne railroads Snd brsd6lg VIM 81 ifs.spair.l
I'd - that can win move tkxuuGh = G6lis
9op and RalaieA bon kswhssn "a = ~
Inc utoAOe enth1s)ngM psUvails In our
army, and our troops are sweeping all b.,
lore them in the shape OF an enemy. 1g
Gen. Terfys forces captured number Of
cAn ct FaraOn's Depot, near Goldsboro.
lazy psieooen have been captured md
SlsH 2s saeae,4 geMoa.l !,
WAsnno1cx. Narch 81 :.
1ony nswPapsU err n suppcsine =
~ tnoume tax nv ezenpes ffom taSASo1
81 .,''ss: Is =: .
e - 4ne1lon ~ ~ Counl1aioases e
~ - C9Ss1SH c1.v& !. - - -
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-03-27

NEw York, March 27.-The Charlotte
Sonth Carolinian says:
In the fight At Bentonville two corps un-
der Slocum, and K,lpatrick's cavalry, were
held in check by brigade under command
Of Col. Alfred Rhett, for Ave hours, and
then being reinforced by another brigade,
the Yankees were repulsed. Col. Rhett was
missing, and their loss was about 500, while
ours was 5000.
A dispatch from Augusta dated the goth,
says:
One thousand of the old Army of Tennes-
see and Army Of Virginia, congregated in
that city during the past ten days, and be.
ing supplied, vii. start at once for long
march. These are said to 10 returned ab-
sentees. rst.s ao FL y
The Herald's Army Of the james CORE
spondent says:
The rebels have succeeded in getting
about GOO negro troops organized and in the
Richmond defenses.
The white rebel troops do not like their
new associates. ss8
The Hesald's correspondent off Galveston,
February Gath, says: %
The Confederate schooner Anna Dale, go
tons, fitted out for privateer, and about to
sail the next day, was cut loose from under
two rebel batteries in ,Matagorda Bay, Texas,
on the 'letf, BY boats crews from the gun
boat Penola, under command Of Ensign j.
w. Brown. After securing the commander
and crew they started for the Nvtjonal feet,
but the vessel grounded and had to be
burned. II
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-03-27

NEW SKIRT FOR 1851
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ID With tho asme convenience - silk OF mus
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ancs 70 che wsarsr - we'll - the public, especi-
ely IN crowded assemblies, carriages, rail- DAD
oass, church psws, Or in any crowded place from
~ diGleulty Of contracting them TO occupy .
Gnsll epere. This entirsiy removes the dihicsl-
y. whils giving the skirt The usual full and sym-
sserical form. and 10 the highest. and most styl
~ and graccfal appearance for the st.cet opers.
psu1ensdc OF house dress A LaAy having en-
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q wseeia6 the Ouplsx Elliptic Spring Skifs for .
d1n9ls DAY Will never aNerwafd willingly dispense
nh ~ uss Of them. They are the best quality
y svesy part, and BY far the highest. most dur
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nosAants viii b. supplied - aeove, and ladies
- 0oee 0eue eloaa rcSail stores in this city aud
tAfoughous Ne United Saates. 2
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-03-27

WASHIN0TON, 040fc0 10
Robert NJ. Edwards Of New York, late the
General Passenger Agent ut the Baltimore
3 Ohio Il r. station, has been summoned
a. . witness in the case concerning the late
alleged ffAudulcnt Issues Of Government
transportation tickets. His name has been
improperly associated with the parties &C.
cused Of the Oflense.
- The Qase,nsr City Of Hudson axrivsa here
to-day bringing hack ~ Waxhingt0n , pOt-
ton ~ the Congressional excursion party
from Southern ports The others proceeded
from Fortress Monroe for New York
Within the last few days all the rebel off,
cess, enlisted insn and guerrillas who were
confined in the Old Capital prison, have been
sent North, and the only prisoners now re-
naming there are those under sentence OF
awaiting trial by cOurt-imArtial, which 10 an
unusual small number.
Gen. Singleton to-day returned from Rich
mond
The gale of Thursday p. IN. is reported to
have done 0nnsiderAblc damage to ~ ship.
ping in the hay and rivera
President lincoln Is expected 70 return
from the front on Monday.
A superior quality Of tobacco seed Of the
vuclta Abaja variety has been procured
from our Consul at Havana, and IS now
ready for distribution by the Commissioner
Of Agriculture. -
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-03-27

ri 1sl ssaybi>s = a..
- - !, : G.; II:
i1S1lS $500 ~ q - -
e . dislss1 - Il - - r ).
ErCeoa. w11e6 lr1lclso = e S0111SSst q
Qpldhog0 botNeen ohe611ak ~ 3tS oS.nv
I1b = - cse1i1sd g hoo6e0nso~n .srscs:.
we - eeoogmsd Unennan ccol6 - ~
so1GAoo 0o11ohoeo. - =
he npsss resolved q hs>duuaeean NJ
. bflpde u ths enemy, Win t6rir SfSIaiery.
we've on thnS ~ eod6avofine u cut 49,
wo1 through 70 or ~ 80 delivrP 49,
eslv. up ny BE- true and this conponoAine
~ oe Ne condlcs gcing q amoag them.
Althosgh they win NOT islben N = he,d.
qmfe1s whsfe Gen Sherman II fdr o6yi.
oss !saeons, iii \ y announced thae he d
eu fAUht 80 ~ gFeas quantiAi0 OfUuoplie1
have gone Sgrwnsd to hfm
4 fsbsl deer says ~ SHERMAN b ere.
cutting two.6Dh m0vunent, eoeh u which
yin BRING forth results Of grsas impossAsca
u he y successful, Of which be 0yY thesu
Col J. T. Conklin, Chief Quastssmasse,
Of 6hesman's tight wing, arrived here . few
days ago and has been actively eneaeed II
forwarding supplies TO 0hermas.
All the avenues for carrying supplies to
Newborn have been taken possession Of fol
the benefit Of the public service. This IN
creases the great necessity of re-opening the
port Of Newbern, which the authorities eli
favor. A population of over 2OO. 600 depend
on the city Tor their daily supplies, III d
whom II shoet timo must be fed by the
Government II ~ pert Il noe immediately
opened, which win SeFiously embarrass thu
MONUMENTS Of our armies The 50 600 refu
gees whom Gen. sherman has sent to vii
mington, snd the great numbers arriving
here from all quarters, make II = military
necessity to reopen 1t once both Whining
ton and Ncwbcrn - ports Of entry. ;,
An order from Gen. Schoheld, dated the
18th inst, says that all olHcers now IN that
city belonging TO the command Of Gen
Sherman will proceed 1t once by nil e
Kinston, and report In person for orders q
the commanding generals headquArten In
the 6eld.
Outsiders are Of the general belief thai
Sherman l. At Goldsboro, but Of course It /,
anspeculation with them.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-03-27

WV IVY &4~iCH ~.
Tia m0Aing papeEs contain nothing ad-
ditiOnal from our armies more than was con-
tanned in Official dispatches transmitted last
night
,. Mlcnmond papers Of the ga state that
cavalry at Knoxville, that the various towns
Of stragetic importance in Southern Tennes.
see, NoEthcsn Alabama and ,FlOridh src be-
ING 9asrisoned. and that the greater portion
OF Thomas army is at Huntsville and De
catur, Ala, and Passport, Miss. The Union
psis01eFs 1--we been removed 70 Selma and
Cahawba. ~
si1aA Pa1goulA, Fla, - reported burned
by the Union l6rccS.
The Nchp0nd Meuminer speaks of great
ei!ee1saAfAeAt u b given BY Singleton in
Rchmond, for which champaign. was ex-
preos1y imported - s,si r % : ''~psa nr.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-03-27


s,.15| 6er1 ~ $500 ~
r. g nls ~ - -
~ - - - 49, 1900 ~
- s,SS Il 800 - -.
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~ 0ESopap Gos{ = jamaica
~ n x;s7 NJ a17 1osy q O. Bsidee =
NJ. 49, r.. = - rinnoWV1e q GeD61.
1ss. ~. ~ . 80
- ~ 49, z NUaooA61tmy ~
- ~ Is fsSsis = 6oldSss1cr . u
II ~. 4 rhicA ~ last~ ~ hand
-. ,s 1sa1ed. lsaving ~ his I'D in0sn
- sss5s ana sseufning - Dsstsuvills
4. r...srnviIIe o. SUNDAY, III loth, ons
..1 - a d. 1oth eoeps vas sttasksa b
sNn.s.. \ "a Ssr : whils tsrnsd 49,. -
- 49, ..infurcsi By ~ eoot q NJ divis
n. 49,. ~ ensmy back.
nu,;ne Sunday night b abaaoened "a
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-03-27
~. = p.,,- u.,sh os.-N... a.. !;

=
Chr Poanf, Mach 25..-News has lust
seaehed were II the late attack ON our line
this sIosnine It daylight. BY the ensmy u
Iett Steadmah, near The Apponaatsx River,
capflRisgu Tie fort and taking prisoners
nslsiy ~ tbs garrissn. &c g 81. s-5 =
1hey sent thsss ptisonsrs over he works
towards, thsir line, but % their way they
broke ffsa ths guasd and nssrly ~ eseapsd
OR linss On each aide of the t6rt was H.
- md heA far I short time BY the rsbels,
but feiniorcements arris ed, and they were
'asissn -, lesi6g hsasily Il killed and
wounded. . they 1ah bet3een ON Hnss.-
~ e MT known 4 this heai, bnt i
= 1ssMstly. = =
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-03-27
Aanere Il Flghtlss bstwseu
JohuDea anl Shesman.

New YoRk, March 27.-The He,.,d,s
Newbern dispatch Of the goth SAYS:
Supplies are being rapidly forwarded "a
Sherman's army. Transportation il alum.
dant The Sanitary Commission aeents arr
also actively At work.
The number Of refugees attaching them.
seves TO Sherman's army is enormous. The
people Of North Carolina almost Unanimous
y welcome his appearance. All that reached
Fayetteville with him were sent to Wilmins.
ton.
1t appears that the evacuation Of King.
ston BY the rebels was mistake. Braee
denies having ordered it.
Hoke produces telegram sustaining his
action.
The telegraph operator escaped, and is
now in Newbern.
An officer just in says, an entire Confed.
crate brigade attempted 70 desert between
Kingston anu Go.dsborro, and had fight
with other Confederate troops.
The Tribune's Washington special says !:
The city has been full Of rumors that the
whole right wing Of Lees army has surren-
dsred but the War Department has no
such information.
Herald's dispatch in speaking Of those
rumofs, says: they are simply premature.
The President telegraphed from the front
ct II A. NJ. Yesterday, that our lines had
been advanced on the left, 40 a to include
those previously occupied by the enemy's
skirmishers, and that in their movement
between 400 and 500 rebels were captured.
The Tribune's Kingston correspondent
says:
1t ID reported that ct least two brigadce Of
Confederate troops are secreted in tine
swamps along the Neuse River awaiting On
Opportunity to enter oar lines.
The Tribune's Washington special says !:
Gen. Crook has been assigned v com.
mand in the army Of the Potomac.
Gen. Singleton just from Richmond, RI J.
cules the idea OF renewal Of peace flegctia.
tons. and is certain, that neither Lee Or D.
Wis has any intention Of submitting. Sher-
idan's men are being remounted, and will
soon be in the saddle
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-03-27
NrM OnIRAss. March Is.

NEW OWLEANS, MITCH 10.
A grand military movement against No
bile, comnenced yesterday A. NJ, BY Gen.
Benton Stokes brigades are moving in the
direction Of B0nnecOur, and Gen. Andrews
moved up from Barancas with two brigades
and took possession Of Penmohls, which he
NOW bOIdo. 4tIs1AID T. &Iv3 Ire
. The rebel guard boat Anna Dale, Is guns
Was recently captured in MatagordA Bay
Seven vessels were blown ashore by the
foUe0t Gnlo inthc mouth of the Rio 9Fnnde
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-03-27
BosrON, March 2G

BOeTON, March &C.
A hre broke out last night in the build.
ings No. 166 and 1893 Commercial street,
occupied by John Good Co., manufactur-
crs OF oil clothing, and Pollard & Co., liquor
uealers. The flames were confined to the
upper portion Of the building. Loss about
31O,0OO-insured
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-03-27
Il ELL ESTATE.

ENOR SALE BY the Executors Of the Estate Of
I the late ANTOINE LIE CLAIRE.
Good trick house on 10Th street.
Double Frame house on 10th street.
Frame house on Earnam street; as City lots.
The Fair Grounds, containing IS scres. De.
sirable Investment.
8 acres north-east Of Wetmore's addition.
Lots and Out Lots in the city Of lie Claire
Lands in johnson, Muscatine, Louisa. Iowa,
Jones, Powesheik, Jasper. Calhoun, Carroll, Ger.
70 0orpo, Franklin and Dcs Moines counties
GEO. L. DAVENPORT, Executor,
mr&-dtf or mo L. COFFIN
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-03-27

CAIRO, March IS.
A fight occurred between 20 Of our troops
and 20 guerrillas 10 miles from PaducAh, on
Wednesday night 1Oguerrillas were killed,
including ths noloricus Capt. McDougal, and
Capt M6dfegoft on onr side was killed.
Gen. Meredith has several expeditions ont
clearing Wa Kentucky of gucrrillas goo
bales OF cotton passed for Cincinnati and
200 for st. Louis.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-03-27

NBw YoRK, March 27.-The steamer
Havana. from Havana on the 22d has ar
rived.
The pirate steamer Owl, which cleared
from Matamoras sails on the 2lst, proceed
I'd By bali an hour by the gunboat Chero
kee, and followed BY Spanish Man Of War
before coming to Havana from Nassau
The Owl landed ct Little River, North Car
olina. s''.s
An Irish member Of Paflianent and the
rebel Gen. Prsstsn, were brought 70 Ha-
vana hg,ths Owl-who il said 70 have been
8sent y circulate the report that Maximilian
Is 70 recognize the Coniedetacy in The open.
ing. Of Tampica, % . port 70 adjudicate ma
rins captures and land 3multsnsous sortie
BY sWssm Of pvivates IL 70 be dsade The
Owl b urdsf command Of the notsrios
Sneak. s..7 .sss -ess8s ar
4. III ,MsGatA b known 70 have cannon
and ammunition In her hold, and will prob
shly Be flted our a. pirate. Several other
men dessrted 4 Havana and went t. Nas-
sau, prsbably inssodine visit - New
York. s,ss Is Assias'se g ~ ~ .f'
: Advises from the United States IA de.
rfssssd sugar and nolassss q Havana.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-03-27

- Cpham's Plaple Danisher II
ID snovss PfxrLRs on TRR FACE FasCKLxs, dc :,
~ Il also sottens the skin and beauties the
complexion. No Ladies toilet il complete with
out it. Price. so cents Mailed to any address
for IS cent?, BY $. q. UPHAM, IS south Esghth
Street, Philadelphia, Pa, Sold BY all Druggists.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-03-27

TSRox ALL PARTs or sns sopY n mn MINUTES,
e witAont injury 70 IT, skin, By '.UrnAn's DE-
rlLAroRr Po.DsR," Ask or send for 'UP.AH's
81. Mailed to any address for el,25. bv .. {
tPHAM, - South Eighth street, Philadelphia
Pa Sold by al Druggists. (feblSd-mon th&sa
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-03-27
U. =. $50 Six per cent.
GOLD BEARING BONDS

These bonds ere now worth premium of nine
per cent, including gold interest from Nov,
which makes the actual profit on the 80 loan, at
current rates, including interest, about ten per
cent. rer annnm, besides its eronption from State
Of nunieiPsl TAXATION, rAisA adds from one to
three per cent more, according 10 the rate levied
other property. The interest is pay able semi
nualiy by coupons attached to each note. which
nay be cut of and sold to any bank or banker.
ho iutaeo.& s-pounta IN
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-03-27
PHlLADRLPH1A, March 81

PHILADELPHIA, MATCH %.
Jay Cooke reports the subscriptions to
the 7-3O loan Saturday, $2,1O7 zoo. The
largest Western subscription was 400,5OO,
from Chicago !. and the largest Eastern one
$5O,O0O ffom Springfield, Mass. There
were 81 ,474 individual subscriptions for $50
and $1OO each. The total subscriptions for
the week amounts to 410, 7O5,O6O.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-03-27

W An0GNOTON, MaTCn ID.
The steamer Winona arrived here yester-
day from White House, to which point she
had been dispatched several days ago with
supplies for Gen. Sheridan's troops
The WinOna reports that the troops in
Gen. Sheridan's command are rapidly rccov.
crlng from the fatiguea Of their recent tire
some raid, and that the men are in excellent
spiriA, and ready TO enter upon any work
cut out for them. II
Numbers Of guerrillas have made their
appearance in the vicinity Of White House
and all along the banks Of the Pamunky
river. They have become qule troublesome
BY dfin9 upon oar trAnspOrtA
A number Of Gen. 6hcridan's troops, who
have reOeived fdrloughs Tor meritorious con
duct while on the recent raid, came up on
the Winona.
The Winona also brought up from White
House number Of cavalry horses, worn
out in the raid, which are being replaced by
fresh ones.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-03-27
AFlnE RESlpENcE E0R SllE.

THE PREMISES OCCUPIED BIZ r. H.
i GRIGGS, Esq, on Fifth Street, near the
Court House. The front house is one Of the best
built and arranged in Davenport, containing
eight large apartments, besides closets, with
wash aud wood rooms attached On the place are
all the usual appurtenances of . complete home.
stead, and in perfect repair. Possession given
SON. For TERMS call On Elijah Carter. Rock IL
land, or address ]. .. WHITNEY, n. D.
Feb lS-dtf Pavtucket Il
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-03-27

WAuu1N01VN, 4otC0 ~.
Il was recounted In . former dispatch
that IS refugees he'd arrived here from FAY
etteville. They have taken the oath Of a1Ie-
givnce and those who decided 70 do 10 wefe
furnished transportation north. The refu
gees report that twc-thirsls of the people Of
NoseA OarU11a n onA abOut fayetteville
are Cni0nia1A ead hai1ed the appearance Of
the old nag with many manifestations of 10y.
Thsse b NO grsat scarcity Of provisions In
0cuah Carolina, hut money cannot be OBJ
talned 70 purchase them.
One dollar Of the bank Of The State OF
South Carolina will purchase IN dolhn OF
Con1edefate money.
Carolina WIN purchase fifteen dollars Of Con.
16delute m0ney, and II requires one hundred
ard tWeney-6ved dollars Confederate money 70
buy one dollar in gold.
Information 10 received that the United
eenAD gunboai 1agnw hAs gone into Cor
ggaa, nsas FegseA, spain, With . view 70
follow out to - at once the Fe6el nm Olln-
q, II Ne Should make such "a attempt.
Water 10 just being put into The canal b.
Sin q Cumberland.
Boats have arrived It Georgetown from
Dam No. l. fv~
The prospects Of business At Cumberland
are very good. Accordingly the mining and
transportation companies are purchasing =
q large number Of boats, which will soon be
ready for service
The price per ton Of freight 10 TO Be only
thsee dollars. r.s 81 t.5 ~
Yesterday 40 rebel ofIlcem and II euerril-
La, prisoners OF wsr, were taken from Old
Captt0l prison and sent TO Fort Delaware.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-03-27

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