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, 1861-06-13

Especial Dispatch to Chicago Tribunc.l
CA1R0, June IL, 1861.
: The first reconnaissance from this point
down the Mississippi, took place today.
For this purpose, Company E, Capt Den
nison, Of Peoria; Company F, Capt Hanna,
Of Pekin, both Of Col ogelsb7's Regiment;
q squad Of Capt. Hopkins company of artil-
lezy; Messrs. Richardson, Of the N. Z. 1ri.
6tne; Winchell, New York Times; Chapman,
New York Herald; Kelly, st. Louis Democrat,
aud Hickox, of Chicago TRIBUNE, all under
command Of Col. Dick Oglesby, took the
steamer City Of Alton, Capt. Barnes, and went
down the river to Island No. 8, about miles
below Columbus, Ky., and :5 miles below
Camp Defiance.
At Columbus, Secession nag was flying.
On our return, the steamer went near to
ehore and the Rebels around the flag were re-
quetted to haul 1t down. This they refused
to do; when the steamer was brought to
shore, and Capt. Barnes, accompanied by
three or four others, under cover Of the artil-
lery and infantry, cut the flag down and
brought It On board Shortly after the steam
er left the shore, rife shot was fred at the
boat, but no danage Wns done The flag vas
brought to Camp Defiance and received with
great re}oicings by the troops. The Rebels at
Columbus were terribly frightened, and dis
PATCHED an extra train to Union City, to in-
form the Rebel Camp there that the whole q.
8 forces at this post were after them.
, 1861-06-13
BALTI ORE ELECTION.


Apprehensions of a-secession outbreak
at Baltimore, during the excitem ent Of to-
days election, are conveyed to us by last
nights dispatches With ten thousand
loyal troops on the outskirts Of the city on
one side, and Fort McHen1y commanding
the other side, the probabilities Of rowdy-
dow seem to be greatly diminished. We
take it that for once the Killers and
"Blood-Tuhs" will be awed into decent
observance Of the proprieties, not to say
courtesles, Of the occasion. Members of
Congress are to be chosen; and we aro
gratifed to hear that that staunch friend
Of the Union, Henry Winter Davis, will,
IN all probability, be elected.
, 1861-06-13
State of Preparation In Warrington.
Especial to the Post.1'

State Of Preparation In Warrington.
Especial to the Post.J'
WASHINGTON, June 12-The secession pa
per5 Of Baltimore are monstrou5ly falsifying
The affair at Bethel. The Sxn says l coo were
killed and wounded. These misstatements
are doubtless to influence the Congressional
election in Maryland, which takes place to-
morrow. Tie Government is fully prepared
to check any outbreak in Baltimore In H
Winter Davis's district the vote will be close,
but it ia believed he will be elected.
Private dispatches from East Tennessee say
the Union men there are fully determined to
resist secession, and take up arms in defense
Of the Government, ..
Six steamers are now at the Washington
Navy Yard, fully armed and steam up, ready
to start ut moments notice. Federal troops
probably pushing their way In the direction
Of Fairfax Court House, Strengthening their
lines of comm. .nicatio1 Us they 60.
50,oD cartridges were sent to the Relay
House today. Reporta from Kentucky ssy
that the eecessionists there teel confident OF
driving that State out Of the Union at the
proper time.
The Post Office is perfectiog postal a1rauee~
me1ts for Western Virginia.
The Tribune's special saJs Capt Magruders
company vas encampsd feE miles beyond
Rockville LAST night, near the New fork and
Pennsylvania artillery, IS miles towards Fred;
erick, which is their destination All was quiet
when they entered Rockville, although thrests
occasioEed the cayalry to load their arms.
Col stone's column has probably reached
Leeaburg. -: :.
, 1861-06-13

BALTIMORE, June 12.-One of Lieut.. Greb-
hel's men says II an order had been given to
advance instead Of retreat the battery would
have been taken In five minutes, aud TINT all
but the riled cannon had been si1enced. As
eocn as the order was given to retreat Greb-
bel spiked bis gun, 90 that If It should fall in.
to the enemies hands, it would be useless, aud
was killed in the act Col. Bendix's Zouayes
aeted with great bravery and were with difh-
Guilty prevented from storming the battery
without orders; they killed i've rebels out
side the works.
LOUISVILLE, June 12-The New Orleans
Picdtunc of the 9th says two United States
Transports, one supposed to be the Empire
City, and said to have Is 600 men aboard, ar.
51ysd oil The bar ye5te1tay s afternoon: ,,.; Sen:
all Kinds of vessels to pass by Fort
jackson without tho Governors written
nErynitsinn d.
, 1861-06-13

HAaERsTowK, Md, June 12.--.Two reasons
are assigned for the non-advance OF Gen. Pat
te1son's division-frst, that the Legislature
Is In session at Frederick, and that column
They. hope that the Legislature will adjourn
this week ard the Government desire to keep
the troops ont Of Maryland till sitter the Con
greeeicnal election tomorrow. -:
The action Of the Mo1yland House Of Dele-
gates, In instructing. their q. g. Senators to
vote for the recognition Of the Southern Con-
federacy, has excited deep resentment among
the Union men in this portion Of Maryland
Many eay that the Federal Government ought
to dispeIse tie Legislature.
, 1861-06-13

LOUISVILLE, June 12-Saturday LAST Was
glorious day for the good people Of Kentucky
the citizens of Oldham county to the citizens
Of ,Cla1k county. Indiana. It is estimated
that at least ,0G0 people were present, and
the ladies' Of The two States were present to
The number Of ,000 The best feeling pre-
vailed, and throughout the vast assemblage
people resolved to stand by eseh other aud By
The Union and the Constitution of their coun-
Try.
The .ou7ua! understands that Gen. McClel
Ian and Gen Buckner, Of the etase Guard, had
avery satisfactory interview at Cincinnati two
or three days ago. Gen. Rnckner has eince
been to ace Gov. Magoff1a, and Is about visit
Ing Gov. HasrIs Of Tennessee.
, 1861-06-13
The Payment OF Troops-The Bethel
AGhfta


> WASHINGTON, June 12-The President haY-
ing. accepted five regiments Of volunteers
under Gen s!ckles, an order Was to-day issued
by the Secretary Of War to muster them into
service for three years, or during the WEI
The three months militia and three years'
volunteers will be paid at once, to include the
3lst Ct May. With this view, commanding
officers OF these troops will cause duplicate
muster rolls to be made ont Immediately,
which they will forward to the Paymaster Gen
eral in this city, md upon their rolls the off
GERS Of the Pay Department will pay in full,
leaving my stoppagges to be deducted at q
future payment
The State Of Missouri having been added to
Gen. McClellAn's department, the head quar-
ters Of the department Of the West are remoy-
cd from st. Louis to Fort LeayenWorth.
skThe improbable 1umor that G.n. I;utler hsd
renewed the battle at Great Bethel, caused In
tense excitement throughout tAecity. Lieut..
Butler brought official dispatches Of the en-
gagemcnt under Gen. Pierce. They do not
Essentially vary from published accounts It
is therein stated that Of the fourteen Federal
troops killed, eight fell BY the hands Of friends
By mistake. As heretofore stated the number
Of the wounded is IS.
, 1861-06-13

Orr ron FoRr AnERcRoMmH-ThepreasIng
call ofthe War Department for the remaining
State, hns induced the authorities here to
hasten forward Lieut. Colonel Miller's, com.
mand to Fort 'Abercrombic without waiting
longer for the arrival OF the mems clothing.
As We have sure indications Of warm mud Bef-
tied weather,it is considered safe for the mems
health to 20 forward with what they have, and
to trust fol the supplies to be sent on in = few
days. Consequently, Colonel Miller, with
Captain Acke1ss and Captain Pntnam's COM
ra5ies will take up their line Of march this
morning for the Red River Valley. The alac-
ritz and zeal with which the members Of the
two companies obey the order Is highly com
p]imenta1y to them II well trained so1dlers-
st, Ihul ,Rrss, 11th,
, 1861-06-13

CA1no, H., June l2.-The steamer City Of
Alton with two companies Of Col Oglesby's
Regiment, and squad Of artillery men, with
two field pieces, under command Of Colonel
Oglesby, made an exeursion down tie MID
6issippi to-day, five miles below Columbus,
Ky. On returning, when near Columbus,
some Of the machinery OF the boat broke and
the beat dritted ashore. While: the mn
chinery was being repaired, the captain
Of tt9 boat, with three OF The efsas, went
ashore ard cut down secession t1ag which
was flying on store, and brought II to this
city. No attempt was made to prevent them
taking it. Passengers who have arrived sinca
the City Of Alton left, report that great ex-
element prevailed. and that q locomotive and
ca1s were sent to Union City to convey rebels
were seen By excu1sionists betHeen here and
Columbus -+'
, 1861-06-13

For o long time it has been suspected
that the South Carolina rebels desired to
have King to govern them: Mr.; Rus
sell in his letters 10 the" London 1i"ss,
which reach us by the Fulton, confirms the
belief that the Carolinians long for re-
turn to Monarchy. According to his state
ment. reproduced in another column, the
peopia OF ut least the planters, Of that
State, desire nothing SO much as "one Of
athe royal race Of England to rule over
"thc1n." Their admiration for monarch
"ial institutions on the English model, for
apriyleged CLASSES, and for landed aris-
atocracy and gentry is undfsguised and
apparently genuine" a1f that sonfound-
"cd ship had sunk, :" say::they, "with those
~- Pilgrim Fathers On board, We never
ashould have been driven to these extrem-
t.ides."
The Admiration OF monarchial insti-
tutions, privileged classes and titled mo-
bility, prevails not alone in South caroliaa.
It is an uppermost thought in the minds Of
The ,iucleader of the rebellion, from Alex
audria 10 Galveston. Eastern Virginia Is
as full Of it rs South Carolina.
The 5eau izeaz Of Government among
The secession elave holders embraces these
features: 1st. The working class, 10 be
slayes-prope1ty Of the rich. 2nd, 4
landed aristocracy; ranking as Marqnisses,
Lords. Counts and Dukes, and welding
all the Iegislative power and holding al
the Offices. Sd. The poor whites, to be re-
duced to the condition Of serfa, and used
to keen the blacks in subsection. 4th. A
large standing army to support the author
i.y Of the ruling caste and royal family.
1th. 4 hereditary Emperor with grand
court, abundance Of oourtiers, and q
great mob Of. Princes and Dukes Of
the royal blood. 9th. -Reopening Of the
slave Trade and free traffic in negroes
from Africa .7th.. Territorial e1pan.
sion; the acquisition Of Mexico, Central
America and the: West India Islands.
To these may. be added q union Of
Church and 6tate, national. debt; re-
introduction Of cntailments and primogen~
ilure,-tranEmitting estates and titles to
eldest sons, aud quartering the others on
The army, navy church. and 'civlllst:~ -
The total disregard Of the popular viii
in every step In this rebellion, and the
Aen-handed usurpation Of the leaders, are
Hgns OF what JEFF. Davis aud his fellow
consplfato' 8 intend to do whenever they
succeed IN establishing their authority over
portion Of American soil; a. =:
u 'here were no other reason, the loyal
Citizens Of the Republic should, rally
, 1861-06-13
CHICAGO, THURSDAY, JUNE 1s, 1861.

nail aays It vii il thoot iust ID q true tor ali tbat
The arrival Of Davis is our daily sensation;
but he IL like the milk disease-never here,
but oyer youder. Hope deferred nakes the
heart OF our soldiers eick, In waiting for him,
: and now they expect to 60 on towards Ma
nassas Junction and meet him. J..W. r.
, 1861-06-13

Honms to Mr. Doag.as-Fs1bsic Buildings, Aop
draped-The Copitoz-!Some reflections there
Last ,eords Of tie Senator in it-Brsckinridge
and Doug1as-1ne Capitol easily <leaned-Dtz.-
ne7 on Soldie4's Rdtions- --.SsesTsta.y Cameron
eats their Bread-Setcdrd's Lepees-1he High
landc7's eostume-1he cry il " .SttlI uaey con.e''
--CdEtioes tatea By The Rochetter boys-Got d
= brother n jackson, Ells.wyth's n,urderer-
DdSf8 frDecfed
, 1861-06-13
Latest News from Europe by the Adrf-

attic.
The London Tines has an editorial on the
speeches Of American Ministers aud others ut
the recent meeting at Paris, charging them
with grounGless iI1itahiilty and anger against
England. It also alludcs to the violent ao-
imsdve1eions Of the Northern press towards
England, and says Uniouists ara in fact en-
1sged because Great Britain presumes to be
the Northern press now, what will It become
3 month hencer 1t is plain that the utmost
care and circrmspectien must be used by
every man and party In England to avoid
giving oGeuce to either Of the incensed bel
llQersnte."
Eighteen hoses ran for the Derby. "Ket-
ne.Drnm" wen By length "Dundee," q
black horse, came second.
, 1861-06-13

BCsnHss AT APPLETON, W1a--The Apple
ton Crssetnt, says the Chicago s Northwest
EN- Railway is doing very good business at
that point in freighting aua also Passenger
travel If there was steamer TO connect
el would be double what u nov Is~ The busl-
ness demands such m arrangement very
much,
, 1861-06-13

POSTPONED DIv1DExD.-The BufIo, New
York and Erie Railroad Company give notice
that their available funds are not sufficient to
meet the ha1fyeaz's interest on the first mort
gage bonds, filling due June 1st. The Com
Fany ayails itself Of the three months grace
allowed in the mortgage, and within the time
expect to Ttsumo payment. Mr. Charles G.
Miller has been elected President Of the Com
papy, rice 4. D. Patchin resigned.
, 1861-06-13

Indictments and 14iats for 1Feason anticipated
Cor. jackson In ST, Louis- he soliciks per-
mission to cisit the City from Gen. Lyon-
Plain talk In his car at jefferson CFty-1fea-
sures J6r CONCERT Of action a7.o1g tie 1Rssotfri
G1.. 11os. i. hioe threatened 1r.t not intio,,
datcd-A correction corrected Discipline Of
the 81. Louis Vo1uatccrs and Rese71ts-E
pected increment from the Arsna2-Ge,a. Har-
5fY,--Get. 1feC&e9lan, etc,
, 1861-06-13

Senator Douglaa' Successor Appointed.
SPRINGFIELD, Ill, June TO. H. Brown
ing has been appointed Senator BY Governor
Yates, to I'LL the vacancy occosioned by the
death Of Senator Douglas.
, 1861-06-13

railroad bridge 1t this place is progressing
rapidly Two spans :ara already completed.
The grading on the first twenty miles Of the
c, r. & n. R. R. Ia also nearly finished and by
a1te time the cars can c1oes the new bridge,
fhts portion of the Hne will be In readiness
for the txack -. -: =
, 1861-06-13

BALTIMORE, June IA Peoria regiment
passed through here for Chambe1sburg to-
Gay.
trouble at election to morrow.
, 1861-06-13
WESTERN VIRGINIA.

Adronee ef the Loyal AYmy-Ano0s<r Secession
1osen Surrounded Increase Of Union FEELING
-TToceedings Of the Wheeaing con1x7tion-H
acA se'.d Senator'S to WasAington Programme
of tie Rdtriots.
, 1861-06-13

WASHINGTON, June 12s-The Government
hss ordered tho construction Of thousand
army wagons. I. Is thought that Col. Keys
S. Army.
, 1861-06-13

T.H.-BURCH AND I. Il.
. BURCa & co. have nasde q 491zn@enss W 4s 2
1cs m fra hrnenf Of tho Creditors Of = bnrEn e
"a III neffons Indebted 10 them or either OF them
: I'LL make pss"so' WiRT DE1TR,. .Astgnea'
cbiesso June 9Th. 1881. siet-essfsv
:1HECKS WANTED-On the Ma
~ riue, Merchants, 8aytnRs lo1n and Ttuss Co..
nne and Fire Isuarce Ce, r 9, A1ama sni T. II.
Adsis- + WILLARD & CO:
1eiE sNEaw 7.C1Ak1 South Ktat cor Lake St
, 1861-06-13

.E The Dubuque and Moux City Railroad
Company are now issuIng notes Of the denou-
iration Of one, two, thIee, md five dollars,
having the general appearance Of Bank
, 1861-06-13
Evening. Dispatches.


Death ef Geo. N. Kelme.,
NEW YORK, June 12-Gen- Geo. 81. Ke!me
died 1t Reading, Pa, Monday night,
, 1861-06-13

EopFC1al UlSpatCu 10 LIE HeEdlu1
AESApo11s, June 12-A1ajor Morgan has
arrived from Centreyi]1e with one hundred
mud sixty men. He had skirmish with the
enemy, and captured five hundred stand Of
arms md two prisoners.
, 1861-06-13

SCRANTON, Pa, June 12I-At the Democrat
ic Convention held at Wnkesba1re, yesterday,
II. G. Wright was nominated to represent the
18th District in Congress, in place Of Gideon
Scranton, deceased
, 1861-06-13

,att W. 6s,aaa, ~ euS Ts5.155s go hssa e. WIZ
that steam ton beats we're preparing for priva-
teers, aLd a large 1otil.a was getting ready to
20 down With the floating battery and capture
The Brooklyn. twas asserted at New Orleans
that 10000 Confederate troops were e1camped
in the neighborhood Of that city.
, 1861-06-13

New ToRK, June 12.-The steamer North
Star las arrived. She brings California mails
and specie to May 2lst..
, 1861-06-13

STEAM WAGoN.-afr. Thomas L. Fortune Of
BIT. Pleasant, Kansas, has Invented = steam
wagon to be used in hnulIng freight across the
bsen tried in st. Lcuis, giving perfect satistae-
wagon was propelled up grade Of 600 teet to
the mile at the rate Of seven miles an hour,
with perfect case. The inventor states that
this machine, got upin good style, casts about
make three trips per month, or $50 tons per
annum, which At S160 perton amounts to t57,:
GOO. A force Of six hands will run Il day and
night. Mr. Fortune estimates this steam
wagon to be equal in transportation service to
seSenty.dye ox-Wagons, which require In ont
dt Ss5,250. The expense Of feeding the cat
tie for seventy-dvs wagons, the loss Of cattle
and other expenses considered, will more than
keep one steam wagon in wood and water. =
, 1861-06-13
TeIeRrAp1xtc Iter1Ks

WASHINGTON, June 10.-The Secretary OF
War has addressed letter to the Surgeon
General, In which he says: "During the pres
eut WaF, the forces being made up chiefly Of
volunteers, the public sentiment, and the hu-
manity Of the age, require that the services OF
the general hospitals, where, except IN very
humble department, they have been excluded
As many carefully selected women are In
trimming, in the vnrf0us cities Of the loyal
Statee, It Ia the order and wish OF the Depart
ment, that women be adopted or substituted
for the men now In the general hospital,
whenever 1t can be effected, aud that only
such wemen ,as have received previous train,
Ing for he''purpose be accepted as nurses,
except when these can no longer be had and
it Ia ordered that none bo received, except
those who haye presented their applications
to q Indy appointed By the Department to pre-.
side over the volunteer women-nurses, and
accept nurses, who are required to be above
the age Of thirty, with certificates Of char-
acter and capacity.
AIiss Dix has been appointed supe1inteud-
ent Of tbs women muses., with the exclusive
charge Of accepting Ruch as she may deem
properly fitted for the service. The trans
Furtation, subsistence and wages Of such nur-
Ees as may be accepted By her to be paid from
such moneys that would be expended In the
wages and support of men nurses, or are de-,
rived from the uEual resources Of hospital
service.
A lady Of rndonbted. veraci!y, Who wns
within full view Of the batteries at Aqua
Greek wEeE attacked By the Freeborn, com.
mub!cates to her friends in Washington, that
fifteen we're killed to her certain knowledge,
and has uo doubt as many as fifty were kil1ed,
besides large number Of wounded, and that
every Pains was taken to conceal the fact even
fIcm The friends Of The victims, and that as
faet as epy eatp1ty occurred the sufferer WIS
removed to the woods for concealment- She
eays the. batteries contained 400 persons,
troeps included. The studied concea1ment Of
tic rebels In respect to their Ices In the Sec
ond and third attack at Aqua Greek, made
more fhan a.week ago, taken in connection
with the quick circulation Of the news Of
their eecaPo frcm loss in their first attack,
affords strong presumption that tbs casulties
in the two lst engagements were serious,
, 1861-06-13

Poafaf Arrangements with Mexico.
WASHINGTON, June ,12-Postal commung-
cation with Mexico 7ia New Orleans having
been interrupted, tie Department has direct
cd the mails Tor that country to be made Up
at New York and sent by every steamer to
Havana, care Of the American Consul, who
will fcrx ard them to Vera Cruz
ConeressionalRl Election.
.-Bos1os, June 12.-The vote in the third
Adams vacancy, was very 1:gtt. Judge Thomas
#as elected By about 10 to !.
, 1861-06-13
M VICKER,S THEATRE.
lyl Lodncu street betw en- Stlto and Dearborn.

Last week positively Of the ChsEm1nX Vocalist and
AttrerH M1E8 CAROLINE RtCH1NGS and her fAthe1
the ce1ebIatrd Actor MR. PErEE RtCHIkG3 whoss
eEEngeUeut1 ,tlEEWhere preclude the possibility OF
their remaining IN the city afssr FdaJ evening 1s1t.
, 1861-06-13

AN A1l&a
This Evening, ThuFadAy) June 18th,
THE BATTLE OF BUNKER HILL,
And other Poems, Patriotic and Humorous,
By DR. THOMAS CLARKE, -
Author Of ~ psY In MAy," donna HosA,* &C, DC.
Introduced D. q Lecture suniect:-LIuEnTI 4xD
LITERATURE, 0HK AID fNsxFARAALE
Commences II 1t O'Clock. Admittauce Is cent?.
te1311t
, 1861-06-13
Mem advertisements.

C. r. scRlEKN Aap1.t*tag Ag<ss s. Dor
Dom IT.. II auGaori=e1 to recsirs Adrertiseenks fr
Ghh and az tho Leading R1psrs ef Ad iYorkawe,&.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-03-19
COM M E RCIAL.
DAv nARKET
DAILY REPORT.

OFFICE OF Tus DunOcRAr AND News,
Monday Evs., March ls, 1851. !
The naket is without any material change 4
note. Receipts have been large to-day, and con.
siderable amount Of Wheat va shipped.
FLous-Firm 1t S4.2v0l.t0. Shipusnts lsd
bbls.
WHEAs-Aarket active at 7G@7lc. Receipts
S,5l7 bu. Shipments 4,45o ba.
bARLsY-Quiet It 25Q3oc. Receipts 1,s4l bu.
CoRN-Steady At ! Sc for ear and 100 for
she'led. Receipts 2,460 bu. Shipments 5000 bu.
OArs.-Little doing-nominal at lI@15c. Re-
ceipts 73 bu.
PsrAroEs.-Dull loo. Rsesipts sss bu. Ship
mests SIS bu
OSloSs.-A shade better. We quote at l21le.
Receipts 78 bu. Shipments 100 bu.
MALT Shipments $50 bu.
DRsssED Hoes Nothing doing. Nominal ct
$4.5O@5.25
HAY-Shipments Is bales.
COAL-From wagon l0c per bushel Coal Vel.
ley coal Sc in yard Henry county coal l0c in the
yard.
WooD-Hickory $500; Oak $500 per cord.
PouLrRY-Live Chickens $l.25@l.5O y dos.
Dressed $3.50 y b. Turkeys, 6O@76c dressed
do. 8Q1l0c y b.
BurrsR.-Penty at lO@l3ks y b.
EGas-10@l21<c y dog.
LARD-lO@l2Ac y b.
HANs-New Sugar Cured ll@12Nc per lb.-
Common lO@llHc per ID.
CHKsss--Herkimer Co. ls0l7s per lb.; Wes-
tern Reserve llH@l2kc.
TURSIPs.-20@30c per bu.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-03-19
New York Market.

NEW YoRK, March, 1s.
FLoUR-Market firm with moderate demand
$5.0505.l2 Super State; &5.2OtG5.35 Extra state
$5.Oo@5.l2 Super Western $5.2OG5. 40 Common
Extra do; $5.40@5.55 Inferior to Good Shipping
Brands and Extra Round Hoop Ohio.
,syR FLOuR-Steady at xy.4O14.lO.
WHEAT-Narket firm with fair export demand
81. Chicago Spring.
RYR-Market quiet
BARLEY-Steady, 73c.
COKN-Market quite firm with fair export de-
mani. Sales $4,000 bus. S5@66Ac Old Mixed
Western in store 591@6lc do. and Yellow.
OATs-Market quite firm. 32X@34Nc Western
and State.
PoRK- Market dull and unchanged. $l6.75@
II GO mess $3.50 for prime.
BEEF-Dull.
LAHD-Dul.
WHISKY Market frmer and in demand. Sales
200 bbls. at l7LWl8c.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-03-19

BADLY SoLD.-Haviug been sadly
am'ctsd With rheumatism for several years,
and having tried ell kinds Of curatives, prob
able and improbable. and having patronized
Oil kinds Of physicians Ct the various 'pathys
and tics. friend Of ours, Who is we'll known
10 political circles. bsthought himsslf to try
once more. and to try that time Doctor Of
''s spiritual persuasion. who 10 projecting
hers with reported success. Accordingly, in
company with friend he proceeded 70 the
ooetor's of'cs, divsstsd HE lower sztremitiss Of
'oe'f clothing. and plsesd his feet in an
s'evstsd position, while The Doctor entered
'o'o ssmmanion with the nystis spirits, and
sMer having consultation With the spir:ti Of
nppoeFatss. Galsp, Pask, Absrssthy. and
Others. Informed the waiting patient that for
tas pssssnt aothing more than tsmper.rv reliei
seaIo b fasaishsd-thst no pefman.et GOOD
sos'a q sdnipfee~sd ansil n ~ II, ~
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