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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-19
From Fort Monroe.

F0RT MoHRoB, June II.
Three hundred Zouaves under Lieut.. Col War
rem, accompanied by Capt. Smiths Typographical
engineers left this morning to reconnoitss the vi
C nifty OF Bethel, and up the road to yorktown.
They took srtilley and two days rations.
The steamer Caroline was fred at BY . rsbsl tsg
Men can Be seen to-day At work on Sewall's
Point, probably erecting : water battery. The
rided gun On the Rip RAps will b. brought 70 beas
ON them.
The rebels are understood to bs concentrating .
large force on the James River. There 10 every
evidence of . forward movement.
Gen. Butler has infused great energy into svssy
department.
Especial TO the World.l
Asnis sor0n, June ~.
There are flying rumors tonight Of fight BE-
tween one Of the Ohio regiments snd band Of
rebels, near Vienna, on the London railrod, which
has been partially confirmed. An engagement has
taken place probably without serious result. tn,
enemy has been on the bridge two miles from
Ssnaca Mills. which crosses . branch Of the Poto.
mac river, over which the Federal forces nusl
march in advancing across the river.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-19
NUMBER 200.


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fsst!ssss Irea Yaisisx sa,s sAees ere 1
= R<0iosass d ssSsh eAsee '-s
- y saad ef the snsay @ Vlensa.
Advisss iron Edvsrds aod Noieees -.
sssse shss Ne ssgiostas Aavs sessee sueseosS.
msnss ead svidse y intssd 70 sea1se - sse.
ssse q the Petooss By cur lsoeps q ~
moosA q he Ohnspsak. -sN@ -',
lhs Wsshissses ksssise Gtss a Ne-dav
eestss that the railroad cut in which the s,SS
Oaie seginsss wss aught yssese6sv. -.
0soses mile sass 81 The sessioo q Vien.a.
The nrs % the regiment u believed . ~
osss By small as@s iron - smbueh y ~
enemy on both sidss Of the sus = vell = -
re battery in 'front.' The Ser odds. ve leera
. noon to-day that the total nuobsr q NM
90 sns spot VS. sx The msa behevel aaIis.
soIy. Two Of those voGndsd died tkia -.
M HE ssw wounded are bat sjisAtl, ~
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-19
EVENING DISPATCHES.
From St. Leuis.

ST. LoUls, Juns Is.
The Democrat learns from . gentleman iusl
from Lexington, that yesterday evening, . On
advance guard Of U. :. cavslry, under Cspt.
Price, we're moving along the road. few
miles from Iodspsndsnce, they suddenly eams
upon considerable body OF Stste troops
stationed on top Of the hill. with cannon com.
mandiDg the road. The cavalry fred upon
the State troops and rettrsi State troops
ilrsd in return, killing three Federal troops
Four sscessionists are reported killed, one oI
which was Col Holloway, 10 commsnd Of the
troops There va NO pursuit Of the eevelry
An encampmeut Of State forces we're coussn
trsting at Blue Mills. taking . strong position,
and waiting 90 expsetsp attack from The Fed
sral troops.
Col. Curtis' Iowa Regiment was 70 proceed
from Macon City last uight. taking The Han
nibal = st. 10 Railroad to Renic Ststiop
thence across the country 30 miles to Boon.
ville
About thirty secessionists attacked small
number Of Federal troops who we're guarding
Darderes Creek Bridge. on the Missouri Rail
road near st Charles. but we're rspulssd Two
Federal soldiers are sail to have been mortal
" wounded.
The Democrats special from Jefferson City,
says that . citizen Of this place Who hss last
srrivsd IN . sk,f from six miles below Boon
vile. brings the news thst Gen. Lyon attseksd
and completely routed the STATE forces at
Boouville, killing 800 and taking 600 psisoo-
srs Gen. Price was mortally wouaded
Federal troops II. Owing 70 the place whence
this news is derived. full confidence u not
placed in IL.
Col. BosrsDstins 10 continuslly see6iog
scouting parties into the country sarroupding
Jefferson City. One company has just arrived
Bringing in large number Of kegs Of DO ovdss.
taken frsA Gov. Jseksons ss.rst depot. 10
the intsrior.
The ssesssiosists Of Boon. Hollevsy asd
Howard counties. ere dee sg. and the Unios
Home Gosrds are beginning to osgssiss -
these counties
A desperate s6est vss made By The seevises
in the Psnitsntisry. 20 ssssps to-dey. With
vas prevsstsd by lour eompooies Of tsoope.
six soSvisss vers shot dssd, and ssvessl
Wousds1.
special froa Jefferson 70 ths RspsSIisss
lsys that Gen. Lyons expsditiss lsfl there -
EsTdsy il tvo sesa0srs,it u ssppessd ~ BSss.
vile.
A gsptlsmsn irou above reports Capt Kelly
ruasiss tsaiss I'll day On The Pssi6e seilroo6.
Dstvsss Upton and Syssssss, iopssssisg ase
ato service Of the Stass. and that 6siag was
ssesd for several heses 10 he dieesetoo q
3ooevills. Telegraph lissts oat q sedss vese
i Jsdersoa. asd no isjosoasien - ~ oeve-
= snts can Be got.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-19

WAnrsD.-A situation by . smart,
gsntssl. intelligent gisl. TO do general houss
work 10 . private family. Unsxceptionsl ref.
srsnsss gwen Address A. B. G. Post Office
boz 063.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-19

SIGNS OF raE TIMss.-Every day we
notice the removal Of reaping machines into
the country. The natural inference 10 there Il
. pretty fair prospeet Of . grain crop. The
Gales Of rsspers were he.vy i.st ys.s, .ud will
not probably be higher this.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-19

# A2niu03oxk Juuo u.
Ths Ohie Regiment vhseh vas attached at
visnna, wss - The tnin fss psutsssioe. The tes-
egrsph corps we're snGage1 il srsedng . stslsgSapA
HE ~ I'll wos0 uns0sso o. the bstSsdos which
wsss ploasea 4 she woods aad ennCua1io9 hi,le.
The batsesies ere still there, but is is unds1teod
a atlWp1 = taks aAsn viii - nsds dasiog ~
day.
(Spssial 70 - Post]
0sa. 6soet hes oedseea tAs sssulam - eovos1l
Rssinssts Il Col. PAttsrsea's divisioe - eene
% Washiugtsa q oses. The rsaato1se e
PatGeresa's oeluan viii sssspg Uaypsrs eessy.
noss tfoops viii - eesseatssted baltiNogo.
4 MI. 0hesmAa u d ths opinioe t1as tAe SGeolo
ere lcasina tksis pesitioa = naasaos. H8 M N 4
1hs &sS has . sztss fssa Csago1s Bes1y. n.
dasol tae l7sh. nying he saeny hss beea uese-
eieing = The q. 3. uoepDs bas - - paspeoo.
1hey have frsd aaag lsae4sa& : les;ie - Qnls
RI a se1g = theqVpeisBsla r. - ~ II
a ~ II g. = - = -, -
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-19

PosTPoHEAgHT. - The Festival and
Concert Of the Philhssmenic Society, snnounc-
Cd for this evening. has been postponed until
Monday evening next.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-19

New BAKRRY.-We understand that
our snterprising fellow citizen Dan Moore, Of
the Pioneer Bakery. 10 about erecting . new
shop aad store upon the lot whore he wss
burned out in 1856. He viii put up . COM
modious building. and have things oil right
again
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-19

"Woaxn, June 10.
Ihsss bee been no 0ovemssts q soee,.l,~.
PoftAnss on southern bosdses s;ase ~ rs1,s.a
OF shs seeesstoolsts On The l4th ~ sese.
sioaists ssissd and burned the deenssSh ~ ~.
cuualseed - The Isdspssssese TsleGrsnh r..
nsss' sad forced the operator 70 eese@nas,
ssea 70 their retreat With bic isserument.
0ape. Pries rsturned 70 Ksoses Citv v,eh
bic forces on the l5th without heviar :. -.
gsesnsnt with the Rsbsls. The Kesees -.
dotts. ~
Among the ssssssioeisss killed bv the,r a..
men near lodspssdsnes ee The lSth. - 49,.
Holloway rsssnsly rssisasdl iron the ree1Is.
LsAvsnwoRTn, Juns II.
uov. hooinson has Issued . proelas,aaie>
sailing 81 good citizens 70 organise Into III.
tasy companies. hs Gays No. hsvius dealersd
var against the Federal govsrsmsat. Ks.aee
y liable to Invasion By the rsbsla He ~
one or ewo Infantry oompanies will Be evors
Into Y. 8. service Tor three moutua.
The second Kansas sssiment il ea-n -
Wysndosts. bar been mustered in Cspt. john.
eon's command and will b. orgsoissd q q q.
dspssdsnt company.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-19

BUsY.-Our lumber mills are going
in strong % the lumber business-eutting out
their thoussnds per day. The demand is fair
but lumber V very cheap and 10 likely 10 con.
tinus % ioe several oessha
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-19

STRAwBERRIEs continue plenty and
ehsap bsiogink oil the way from six cents to
twsaty cents per qnsrt, according to the quail
ity. flour eitissos don't get all they want Of
the article THE year it viii be very strange.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-19

ACclDEsT.-A little boy who was
sssndiag ea the sidewalk BY Hsuder's store
yesterday. had his toes badly smsshsd by the
falling Of piece Of casting. A surgeon wss
ssllsd il asd The proper remedies applied.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-19

CouscIL MEErIHa.-To-day II to be
held at the usual hour. spssisl meeting Of the
city fathers for the purpose Of arranging the
tax levy. Hubbslrs injunction viii be pref
" serious obstacle, and will probably desract
somswhst from the labors Of the worthy Aid
ormnn
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-19
Military MovementS II Konsas.
Sf. Louis. June II

The Democ~0t has advices from Kansss that
that portion Of Aontgomsry's men under Captain
Jammison, mounted, armed with Shapes naes
and revolvsrs, reachsd Wyandotts hsnday, from
Lawrence, under orders from Col. Mitchell. Mont
gomery, With several hundred mounted men, will
No. line ready to msst Gov. Jaeksons forces whoa
ever they make movements from 1ndependeAce
tovsris kassas City. Aililis and velaltses eoa-
psnies nuubsring several Thousand ars rsady 70
march to the bordss - soon - ogdes ase given.
Tho Republioan learns that % Sunday mosnine
there were 1000 troops q Boonsvills and smother
thousand ss the opposite landing, ARTILLERY had
been posted - slsvatsd gFosad eoananding the
river and several pieces mounted = low grosnds
opposite. Gen. Lyons expedition met the steamer
Emslie aad obtainsd ~ she iDfesnatio, paab1s,
TO Boonville by The river or disembark 6 Roek.
post 10 niles 6slow, snd staask 1assss1 fteo the
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-19

UNPLEASANT NEws.-The Ga.ette
hears Of the appearance Of the army worm in
this county. We hope that curse will not be
visited upon THE section. The country has
enough 70 endure already. without anything
more
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-19

Yesterday vas another oi
those Ice vater svsporators Thsrnomstsr 10
hsving . high time generally.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-19

FESTIVAL AND CoNCERr.-The Phil
harmonics giva Stra berry Festival and Con.
cert At Metropolitan Hall on Monday evening
uext We are told that there 10 to be very
pleasant tims-and ws advise those Who wish
for . little snjoymsut.to take their "folks" and
60. Plenty Of nice strs berries aud cream.
togsthsr with pretty girls and 6ns music. are
not bad to take, that vs know Of
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-19
II A h RE d .

On the 18th inst, at the residence Of the
brides mother, nsas this city, bv DBv. ". BUR
ms, Mr. JAMES KENNEDY to MISS PHEbE
A. BUCKWALTER.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-19

FIsuISo. about town have
GOT - attsek Of the Ashing nanis. Catching
good. wholesome laks trout. with silver hook
at tAs sssssr gresssiss dea't susvsr astAisg
else bat 1shiag-aagliag for the nnay tribe II
the clear vassss Of The soble Mississippi, will
answer The emergency. end every mosaisg. q
The "Roeks.' shove town. nav bs seen eongre
gated, svss before I'D Sol gsss ~ his nigAs-
cap, crowd Of ardent 6shsrmsn With rod In
had. ssxious for bite. The lssk u varioss,
Some make out 70 satsh 6sh apiece. and
some don't DO half - veil. A friend relates
his experience thus: Got up at three o'clock
got : livery team and proceeded without
brsakfast y tAs "Roehs = got ssms 'o,s.
sovs.' and vent IN for big haul; expected
= gss > doses foas posadsss - lsass. 1sshed
away diligeosly usal ssvsa o'Slosk; got sev.
sssl sosd ssssae bitsa. - sasy 1sk. Tts -
pssss footed M: Baegy hire ~; aisasss
1lty esots-sotai oa.s0. Wsst hene aad tosh
y boiled asstsrsl. 0losieas unss Ashiss.
Hirst rate fsn eivss fellow : shasp app.
tits Asaehss islividssl ssys hs arrived =
tAs Rosks ysslssdsy assaise asd sossd . NJ
tls party II elIbarAiD shsfSS A. luAiaeAssy
- Sassss tAsy sssl1sE uoeolees me eeGssaD
lsst sv~sesd ssssl1sssl,y fstsov -
ss'sse Bath ! SlsasltA Y :. r. H. - -
~ W. vss11at ~ ~ sssi,ea
.gsr1p Fassass txs ~ SS-s&
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-19

GRAIN.-Tne farmers are hurrying
their grain into market at pretty good rate.
TO make room for the coming crop. Prices do
not range - high a. would b. liked. bat vs
pssdiet that they are much higher than they
will Be In few weeks. The crop is coming
forward handsomely and With every prospect
OF . heavv Weld.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-19
CUNT CONVENTION.
THE CITY.

Fos Interesting 81. Louie news see fourth
pags.
PArRIor's" welcome communiCa-
tioa will dad . plass 10 osr eolunos to-mor.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-19

6r1lL TnsY CONB. there
h 20 plass where Lsdiss. Misses and Child-
rss's Caters and Slips come nissv Of ehsaT ss
than thoss which Carleton is nov resolving st
No. Is Brady street.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-19
COM M E RCIAL
DAVENPORr 4 KET


DAvENPO n AR KET.
DAILY REPORT.
OvYlCu or fHD DRMocRAf AND NBws,l
Tuesday Eve, June le, 1851. I
Wheat 10 two Or three cents lower, With fair
peospsct ef being still further decline to-noe.
row. Potatoes havs disappeared from the market.
We qsots
FlouH- Firm II ss.so@4.Oo. Shipasats seo
bbls.
WHEAs-Narkst unsettled and declining. We
quote at so05sc. Receipts 1, 3,7ss bu. Shipments
s5e bu.
BAaLsv.-Neninal at -.
Coss.-Dall as 10. Receipts ~ bu. Ship
ments TOO bu.
OAss-Noniaal at ll0l9ss
HAr-Nsw esAe; 0id s4.ss0s.eo.
new Nesk Aarkes.
Nar Yosx, jane IS.
S4.soa 80 Sspsr ssass !; a. reg SsO Exts Sssss
Sl4O@4.55 super Western $4y65(a5 90 Common
: medium E.tn Western - SAippisg
ss.ds extn 3. h. o.
Nosta wests.n Clsb Sl.5s White WeoseS.
RyB.-Quieh s60SSc.
bARLsY-Dull.
s-Com.-Harket s- hrnss. 4l0l3c Msv Nixoa
Veetssn 80 Old do. lec New White Weeeern.
OAss:--Aarkst quiet. 3l033k Western "a
Stass. ..r
WuiWY.-le<01sks. ssas
4HT ----~~> sasess
- Nsw YesA saoeA nashco,
- 1874 Nsv Ysax, Juss lo.
0&so>s hiehss this =. =. With fair bssise~
Nom, ~ T1na-. 3Sk; Va, II.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-19

ARnY WoRM.-This varmint has made
its appearance On The premises Of Charles z
Kinkaid Of shis Tovr ship. and is aid - b
working considerable havos anoag vegetation
We hope the antidots msy be speedily applied
PlowiBg furrow about the spot whore they
ere at work aud turning the hogs in spou
thee. y said 70 - . remedy, though - issoa'
vsaient one vs should cay.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-19

IssuRAxcE.-We would invite the
sstaotios Of our readers 70 r. SimI soa's iasur-
sn"s card. snd rsssmmsad then II they have
any property o. lives u insure to call upon
him. The eompaniss be rspsesssts ere shs bsss
in The country.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-19
TO-DAY'S ADV'TS.
EOsss.ih 0( .IssSa1.

PRAIRIE RAKGR0S, ATTRNT10Ni /
THE COMPANY WILL MEET ON PARADE
> II aaiform, at Dixon. = escort proceoolee
70 Walnut Grove at oo'clock 4. n. July ~ m
jsls-dAwltl AENkY EGbERf. D. :.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-19
nxsT, AZ a1Css CiTI.
THEY CAPTURE A PRINTING OFPICE.
r n z Y ISSU e 4 r A e - .
Extracts and Thi.gsI

Last evenings mail broaght ~ "Oss WAas
Uhies; or ~ Aissesri Register" Of the 10TH,
publishsd BY the printers Of the lst Regiment Of
lswa Volunteer, and - it contains infosmstioe
Of importance, W extract sopioasly. The hr't
article il: N
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-19

ssazR 0G&Dx0E 0OU19s .1n tM1ih
Cessss ,@sst @ ll. Gs,1.ss I.s., fsR ]. sc! i
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1861-01-03

which overthrow them; but, as we said before,
so many worthy and good men are involved,
that sorrow fills our bosom even at the contem-
plation. It is now time the people had stopped
the mouths of these clamorous demagogucs, and
In their might arisen to the rescue of their coun-
try from the hands of those who would destroy
it. We do not for moment believe that the
leading epublicans--p particularly those in Con-
gress-are speaking the sentiments of the Norths
ern people. We cannot bring ourselves tosup-
pose that majority, or even respectable mi
nority Of the North is in favor Of dssolving this
Union; and yet the course laid out by the Chicago
platform and re-echoe,l by Republicans in Con-
gress, must surely secure that fatal result. Then
with these convictions firmly fixed in our mind,
though we have lost all hope of settlement by poll
ticians we still feel confident that the Union will
yet be preserved and that too as it was first pro-
jected. This hope, however, is founded upon
our confidence in the conservative voice Of the
people, both North and South. When the reign
Of designing politicians shall have ceased and
the will Of the people can find decent respect,
then will peace and harmony once more find
favor in Columbias happy land. Kind Provi-
lence, hasten the day
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1861-01-03
OBITUARY.

Died, at the residence of this brother r. d. VAT
son, Esq, in St. Mary's county, on the 9Th of Oc-
tober ult., r STERLING WATSON, in the 10Th
year of his age.
Change is written in bold and striking character
upon earth and sky and sea- upon all things NOR
tai and visible. The 'asons, the times, the Gus.
toms change and we change with them-we cali
not tell 'swhat day may bring forth"-"man feetl,
as shadow and never continueth in stay
Not only the aged and the infrm hourly press
ing onward to the grave and to judgment-but
"children and youth are vanity" Often the can
ker worm is at the root in the bud-when We
least of all suspect it-Thou hast all seasons for
thine own. O death !" Here, at least, is another
instance where life was nipped in its spring-wherc
youthful expectation, parental hopes, domestic
affecti are bghted and buried in early gr ave-
Sorry are we along with the weeping household
that the mortal life of our young friend has so
quickly fed But God, the ever Just and merciful
abled to bow in humble faith to His sfatherly cor
rectionand it be sanctifed to the salvation of all
sorrowing friends. Blessed be God the deceased
not only left behind him, no blot reproach upon
his name; but by winning urbanity towards all
by many excellences and useful vtrtues-con-
stantly exercised and best known at home-his
name and memory embalmed in affec ton--and
as he was generally reverential towards God-and
his last hours closed in devout, penitent and
humble calling upon God-and faith in Christ-his
friends have the consolation of reasonable hope
that his spirit hath winged it's flight ssthat build
ing Of God--the house not made with hands, eter-
nal in the heavens
Died, on Christmas day, LOGAN, infant son of
Mr.. JOHN H. and MARY A. HAScocK-aged is
months and 2 DAYS.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1861-01-03

rT Hon. John c. Breckenridge, according to
the Washington Star, has drawn up an address
to the border slave-holdng States, calling for a
convention representing them, to be held in
Baltimore, in February, for the consideration Of
their duty to themselves, and how to preserve
the confederacy in the current crisis. 1t is said
to have been signed already by all of the Sena-
tors from those States and will be signed by all
their representatives in the lower House. This
call leaves it to the authorities Of said States
how to appoint their representatives to the pro-
posed convention.
The same paper states that if the House CON-
mittee of thirtythree break up, as is now APP
pretended by so many, all its members except
the Republicans, and Messrs. Davis, of Nd,
and Etheridge, of Tenn, will publish an address
in twenty -four hours thereafter, going to the
country upon the Crittenden plan for the set
Element of the troubles, which now bids fair to
be accepted by the Baltimore Convention of
border slave-holding States proposed by Mr..
Breckenridge, as the terms upon which they
continue in the Union with the New England
and other ultra abolition States, after the cotton
States may have withdrawn from it, Their
terms will, of course, include a stipulation that
the North shall make no war on the seeding
extreme South.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1861-01-03

vJNHE Bryantown Minute Men (foot rifle compa-,
i N.Y. met in the village of Bryantown on Satur-
day last the 10Th ult, for the purpose of eectine
O.fcers for the company. b. MAssHALL was cal
ed to the Chair, and R. L. BuRcA appointed Secre-
tary. The fol1wing named gentlemen were put
in nomination for Captain r.. L. Burch, Mason
L. McP herson, B. Marshall, G. w. Smith, VIM.
J. Middleton, L. S: Robey. On the first ballot R.
L. Burch and G. w. Smith received an'equal num-
Der of votes when the latter Immediately declined
in favor of Mr. Burch, who was then declared to
be the choice Of the meeting as Captain by unani-
nous vote; The following is list Of the officers
Lieutenant; B. Marshall, I'd Lieutenant; Jas S.
Turner, Sd Lieutenant; VIM. J. Middleton, 9TH
Lieutenant; VIM. H.. Webster, Ensign; H. A.
Bur CHI. lst Sergeant; F. D. Murphy, I'd Sergeant;
j. B. Waters, Sd Sergeant; Smith Turner, 4th Ser
geant; Thos. /. Stewart, LIST Corporal; Thomas /.
Jameson, I'd Corporal JAS T. FarIall, Sd Corporal:
VIM. J. Burch, 4th Corporal.
Captain Burch ordered his Company to meet in
Bryantown on SATURDAY. the 5th of January,
1861, at O'Clock, for the first drill.
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Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1861-01-03

PENNSYLVANIA LEGIsLATURE-Hd17i
Jan. 1.-The Legislature of this State met to.
day. In the Senate series of resolu were
offered declaring that Pennsylvania is willing tc
pass laws necessary to redress the real grievan.
ces of any sister State, if they should be found
to exist proclaiming an ardent desire to cult.
vate friendly relations with sister States aver.
ring adhesion to the doctrines of Jackson's pro.
clamation against the South Carolina nullifiers
of 1882, and resolving that the State will con.
tribute men and money, if necessary, for the
were referred.