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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-09-20
REMOVcAL.
i II NJ H q =" II
HAS REMOVED HIS


10 III NJ 40 =" u
HAS RENOvED HIS
Plumbing, Steam 1 Gas Fitting Shop
VO 81 BRADY STREET, WHERE CAN BE
l found Chandeliers, Pendants and all kinds of
Gas Fixtures, Well and Cistern Pumps, Globe
Valves and all kinds Of Brass work, Lead and
Iron Pipe Fittings. Old Fixtures cleaned, either
in Gilt or Bronze. Lamps cleaned and altered. A
good assortmen Of
X EROS Il We L n Ups.
FOR SALE CHEAP;
OILS, WJCKS AND CHIMNEYS. ETC.
Remember the place, Brady street, I'd door above
Fourth.
Mch26-6ml JOHN ROW ,Ag't.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-09-20
Wlos-Wlos-Wl0s!

Bachelors Wigs and Toupees surpass all.-
They are elegant, light, easy and durable.
Fitting to charm--no turning up behind-no
shrinking Oh the head Indeed this il the only ~
'sblishmsnt whore these things are properly un-
dsrstood and made.
jy8l@ly l6 bad street. New York.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-09-20

THESE MEDICINES HAVE NOW BEEN
/ before the public tor . period OF THIR 7
YEARS, and during that time have maintained .
high character in slmoet every part OF the Globe,
Cor their extraordinary and immediate power Of
restoring perfect health TO persons suffering under
nearly every kind Of disease to which the human
frame 10 liable.
The following are among the distressing vsriety
Of human disease in which the
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-09-20
REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE

REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE.
JOHN Il. SW ITS,
GENERAL REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE
Agent,
NICKOLL'S BLOCK, UP STAIRS,
.dgency Of the
PHOENIX FIRE INSURANCE co.
OF NEW YORK AND BROOKLYN,
CASH CAPITAL, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 5000, 900
Atlantic Fire Insurance COMFY
OFNEW YORK AND BROOKLYN,
Cash CAPITAL. al5o 900
Lamar Fire Insurance Comply,
OF NEW YORK CITY
CASH CAPITAL -...-- ssOo, 900
Fulton Fire Insurance Comply,
OF NEW YORK CITY,
CASH CAPITAL,...... $3.50 900
New York Life Insurance Co.,
OF NEW YORK CITY.
ACCUMULATED CAPITAL, 81 500 ,seo
jy3I-w6dtf
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-09-20
LIQUORS.
CANADA LlQUOR sTp0E
~. 80 Drs1gv Sereea

A SPLBND1D NEW AsSORfMRNriO1
"A Roestgn aad Domestic Wines ssd DsAsAiss
juee received and fos sals lov for sash, viss.
6epsdseOid OoguaS, Of the best bFands,
Oatswbs Braady, veg Ans and pure,
Pine Old scotch WHISKY,
Jld Bourbon and Rye whisky, 6unsaoeeed pure,
6hsny, Port e.d Aadsiss Wnss, osdsnA psins,
Sparkling Cstswha and Chaopagns Wines,
Of the very best heAods
Chsny. Blackberry and Raspberry Brandy
seea for dyssetssy and diarYhaA,
Cider viaAgas Conoeo viDegAs Sorghsm Sysup
-, b., Ae., &C., 10.
Allsf Walsh viii b solA . prices 70 salt The
aosss deh~ d wholesale. - retail, BY
iee-d0 II. b. R1OLRY.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-09-20

freight of all kinds will be carried from Chica-
goto all points East At ali times st as low rates
- any other railroad route. sep2ydtf
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-09-20

BEST DOLLAR HOUSE
In the State.
]. J. HUMPHREY 4 co.
y4-d&wtf
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-02-02

Tn n small hack rhamher 90. male
svee,.saraa o,t;,.,t ,oa1ing wo,.,.n r.aa.
;ng - lat,ar ,,ainh had inst h.a, loft her
hv the ,,sto7ab ...u.l
"rbank Goa -. She said as she finished
reading it, ara her ssa, brown eyes were
rftea inward III ,...I vary dark .a.
,pnrgonrad ..hrt the .aarr;,r has hraLeu
.gain" e..
AT lonr+b. : enirz gtao Was On the
.sta;rs. and ,ba I,.,. v,., ...,.,..at 4.,.,if,.
c...,
"n,arlas dparr"
r,a ho,, s,,,raa ,r..5 sn evc;,,1 c,,e.
,.,-..... nI'.. ..z,,.. g., l,,., ,,r.a.
,,otb.rt, ba .r.,l f. bar t., ,,.,o,.,.+ l;.
g., ,,.or, ;,..,:d.. ,L.,. a..-r.- ...Mrs E.-
yA.. ,ala v,,,.,n sfed ,-,,t h.Il IN.
t,.. i,..,1 ,., 81. Lzr II .,,.;ct,l, f.,
stEIIe. # su~~s
,.a~,
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-02-02


spoken to on any matter, he answered
briefly. and with none Of his usual inter
est in business. The change in him was
marked that one Of his partners asked
him il he was not nnwell
Il feel little dul," was eyasively at.
swere1.
Before his usual time Ir. Frazier left
the store and went home. As he opened
the door Of his dwelling, the distressed
cries and sobbings Of child came with
an unpleasant shook upon his ears. He
went up stair3 with two or three long
strides, ard entered the nursery from
which the cries came.
"What is the matter. darling ~ he said
as he caught the weeper in his arms
What ails my little Maggie p
80, papa, papa sobbed the child,
chnging to his neck, and laying her wet
cheek close to his.
Jane" said Mr.. Frazier, looking at the
nurse, and speaking with some sternnass
manner, Why is Maggie crying in this
manner p
The girl looked excited and pale
"She's been naughty" was her Answer.
"No, papa! / amt been nanEhty, said
,he child indignantly. i didn't want to
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-02-02
NUMBER 27.
SKETCH OF Flni. ANDERSON.

Major Robert Anderson whose nams
has now become familiar as household
Charleston, was born in kentucky. in
September, lSOj. and is now therefore,
IN his fifty sixth year In personal eppear'
auce he is about five feet and nine inches
| high his figure is we'll set and soIdierly:
his complexion swar by his eye dark and
! intelligent; bis nose prominent and we'll
well formed. A stranger would read in
his air aad appearance" determination and
an exactIon of what was due to him. In
intercourse ho is very courteous, and his
we'll together. lie is ALWAYS agreeable and
! gentlemaniy, Grm and dirniied. On the
LIST Of July, 1920, be entered the Military
| Academy NJ West Point whence he gra-
dnatel .uIy Is. 1928, taking hi2h posi-.
ton in a large class, com posed of such
men as Alexander Dallas Bach, Col Ben.
! nu-er Col. Francis Taylor Col. Charles
+ Smith and o,bsrs who bav. haan d,s-
t;ncpi>had as we'll !, civil .;ts 40 in ,bs
line of tsa;r nror..s;oo His Gr.t commits.
sion was tina, Of byeyet Second Iieu,e1-
ant or tie secen1 3r,in.ry IpIv / lno5
anh he was subsequently rrc noted Second
i;au,aoar, j., fos t,,.yi ,,s.,,can+ DARN,
,.,,, ,.,o ,o.,o. ..ror i..,.,, O.,ohar
i..l he ,y.s ac,:ro I,s,s..,o., ,,o,ar.l Of
,.... ,.,...... y..,.,.,...s j.. ,ba H,o.,, Hswk
wor. a,1 il !. lev. wor,bv ol roto that
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al NE ,a,,.aios o5 ,,...xo ,rooo, In Inn.
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H.. rai,,5 STATES Military Acsdrnv
IN iS'' ." became Alt'de-'A'h? OF
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-02-02
ssionx Gitv Atgisttr
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 80. leGl
IOWA ffs.

"e" os' on'S0 calico lacey "~S ooe'
eS'"''She" IN moScnn"e 90
Much complaint is made about the
scarcity Of coal in Davenport.
fetal number Of deaths in Keokuk
during tbs month of December, II.
The Good Templars number scme
5000 in Iowa.
Al steveDsbo, bccomo sols editor NJ
the Des Moines ConnenrraHh.
The old Board of Directors Of the Du.
bvone Branch of the State Bank Rave bee y,
re elected,
" r. p,oo.ouor C,..., DIR. =,
bsen elected Member Of III. Board Of Ed
ucat;on
NJ r:.,.,,.
oo..1 III -. u,.... r.
r.1..n.-..... . Co..
r,.o o. .,,,, r,.: =.
r.,.,,...l p..l;.-.. c.l.r,.
,oI.
C,Iia~o K,okpL, .TnI,ra Iowa axoriad
Lo fret r,ror,;,,,, T., :, ,b, Irc.,,
Wy. '"|'"" '"' 0'"" arF''"'7''
Steward If tta lows LC1at:c Asyldm, sit
mated at Nt Pleasant,
-, :.
me h0se"''ne J"'f"" '7T"ni'i"S IN
interesting revival progressing III the
Methodist Church Of that city.
-,
ne S2oF'f'3e' o. davenport rave re
solved 10 strictly enforce the game laws Of
+I,; :, ..a... cd L.,-a :.o,, o.,.,,, I-al .
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-02-02
Sioux City Hegist(r
Is PUBLISHED
EVERY SATURDAY MORNING
Sioux City, Woodbury. County, iowa,
F. N. zIEBAcn s. wm. FRENZY

TERNSoF F~UBSCRIpTIOS--Tw Dolarsa year
always ia advance: for six months, one Dollari
for tnr ge months Fifty Cents,
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-02-02
AS Ioy HAVE OPPORTUNITY.
BY 7. s. AkTUUR.


Without lifting his eyes from the paper,
MIR. Frazier answered NO. to the appli>
cant, and in rather rough way.
Before the lad had reached the street,
conscience had compelled the merchan. to
listen to rebukine sentence.
you might have spoken kindly to the
poor boy, at least said conscience. This
is au opportunity
Mr.. Frazier let the paper fall from before
his eyes, and turned to look at the lad
tle was small-nos twelve years old, to
anpearance-poorIy attired, but cIean--
The merchant tapped against one Of the
windows in the counting room, and the boy
. glanced back over his shoulder. A sign
from the merchant caused him to return.
What did you say, just now?'
"Do you want boy, sir?' The lad re
peated the words he had spoken, hesitat-
iugIy a few moments before
| Mr. Frazier looked At him with sud
denly awakened interest. lie had fair,
glrish face: and though slender and deli.
case ii APP poaraocc. H'ooj erect, and with
/ Il mauGness Of aspect that showed htm to
b" already conscious oI duty 10 The world
but theve did uos seem to be mach of thsl
stuff in him that IS needed fov the battle
of ,,re.
Take a chair, said ]Ir Frazier, invo.
nnaary respect for the lad getting posses.
sion OF his mind
The boy sat down with his large cIenr
eyes fixed on the merchants face.
"H@w old are yon?'
II was twelve Sir, last month" replied
the boy.
What splendid eyes, said the mer
chAut to himself And | have seen then,
before. Soft, dark and lusirous as
woman ~
Away back in the past went the thoughts
II Mr. Frazier, borne on the light from
'.'''7 o''- -'''"' ';0' "'" ''' 0'''' '''
nleuts be fcr.o: the present in tbe past
But when he c"u,e back into the present
gam "7 "'' I" so ''"Ne' n7"'' - 'o""'o'
the stronger lad.
d" '"o..l x 10 'Sno'' ''' year 81
..' ''.'z''' - S''''' -
must ''''' IVY .''o '"7'' -7P-''' ''7
!. s"@' W.. .', ,'. r.or
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'e''"i''" ann
'''' = N''''' d '''~' '''} .s''' ..,.S' ~,
'"@'@'' ~"~ '' ''''.' '9 '~-.' e""''. 9 yea"
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ID" ''"'.5'' 1'0'"' i''s'' 1"' '~ Az '''.
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= YES "''' / q" S''""" anu ''e
'"I S'''' "P al ID o'"'S SP''"
"% u e''1'.' i'o"'o H. '''1a wiz" "
s'7''.'.'' '''' ~*''''~ '"'''TS,'
" '"' j. fo@F ""'"' "9 "sAed'
"I4>f'e' L'"""r4' ST.
1h7'e was an 'nf'"a1 e""hS' III 'he
merchant manner ""d ne t2r"ea ms tace
50 lar away Una Tue hoy eyes eoe'o nos
5fe the eAPre>"'"H. FOR IoHS while he
sat s"1 and s''ent--so long that the boy
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-02-02
EasLER g. HEDGES,

4 FFDRNEYs AT hAW.--practice in the Courts
n Of t8sa aud Northern Nebraska. Ohirs-On
ID a has street, Sioux City Iowa. dee101y@
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-02-02
covNrx aovE&sojENT.

Conpfq I.si u-JJlia r.ntLt >tN.
r.,lSurrr mi R..o.1 1r-''"A A :. l.. H"t.il.>.
csrl. Djslrt.t p. .trt-.L. N.flEkD.
VsrrIE--F :. l.Lt"8EET.
y.+,.f .<ta.r r:t's,a.et-J,liN O.. .|I+fE}rE.
D.atar,. ,...g--- --LGTNH& NDJutUEt.
So .,gy1r --.j Nm K. GHnE. --.
F,.orsr-f. 4. i..flitt,.R. .~
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-02-02

J>R W9lK--.svinran exten Aivea ssortme ant ofthe
latest yles II JOB and Caid ypeS, prepaf-
ed 10 Nj ki,,s % JOS printing in the beststy 10
of the art. Give us 4 call.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-02-02

ASNEES.-- Dealers in Exchange, Real Estate
ID GJllts.iHg ani tx paying AGENTS. Oiice
Leyse, between Douslsa an Pearl streets, Sioux
1.4A iowa.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-02-02

4 TTOHAEY& IT LAN. Siuu& City Town. prsc
n t"a In th5 cunrts Of Iowa and Nebraska once
on Douglas St. npuasif4 Iatud 9Hire. 9.ya-Ef
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-02-02

rEALEsfu prtss4 All Medicines. Books station
- ary, OILS, Paints, Farnishes, g., PeatI5treet
S4rN City, Iowa.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-02-02

SutpwaEcKs ON THE LAGEs.-We learn
frcin n tubular statement in the Chico 70
Times that the number of vessels lost on
the Northern I.akes during the last sea son
was 6fty.ive. as follows: Steamers, five t;
propellers, nine: bnrks, one briggs. two !;
schooners, thirty two; scows, three; tugs,
one; fishing boats, two. The causes Of
their loss were, collision, five; explosion,
five FIRE, three; driven ashore, twenty
four sunk, twelve; capsized six The
number Of lives lost, including an esti.
mated loss Of four hundred on the steam,
boat Lady Elgin, was FIVE hundred aud
twenty-seven. The financial loss, official
and estimated, is put down at six hundred
and thirty five thousand dollars.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-02-02
PATRICK RDlslk.
TREuwAY & cua.iEa,

4 TTDRNEE At LAw,-Dffio-, corner Of &ssth and
n Douglas street, sioux City, Iowa. yinl2
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-02-02
:,
jDsDS &, sBDS

4 TToRNHY at Law, Heai Is tate and Collecting
~ Agent. sioux City. Iowa. yolino27
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-02-02

Fashionable lo.ks have ceased to marry
Now, according TO .Ienkins aud his imita-
tors, they te. m a matrimonial alliance :;
upon wtica, Susan Jane writes to Punch
to enquire :" If such an alliance is to he
considered offensive and defensive ?' Mr.
Punch ventures to reply - offensive,
when misfortune or difficulty is 70 be over
come; defensive, when sorrow or sickness
assaiis; and expensive, when certain little
parties, whether or not, will join in the
compact"
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-02-02

XYTHpLESALa and retail dealers IL Groeer5ts
w Provision. Wines and Liquors, Be, .eVe",
sIsuK City. isua.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-02-02

yGvHOLFsA ALE ar,.i re,sil faalers in All k'n's q
~ art.ar.es aud pF93nc-, Pearl street, Hi'pA
CITY. t5v ..
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-02-02

Major Anderson, the commander a.
Fort Moultre, Is, We understand, native
Of Kentucky and strong Union man.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-02-02

r-fOT EsAIE ard rrtutl Geut"r in Ready Mad
~ closhirp Gen.. Furnishing g d, Aa,' Pear
street. Sioux titv Iowa.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-02-02

Prentice thinks lta good thing 10 b.
above board out o.-iimts pre.ty bad
thing to be overheard.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-02-02

Enos Marshal, aeed los years, nine
months and ten days, died nj Covert, Sen.
eca county, n. Y, on the 22nd ot Novetn-
Der. He was sold er under Gen. Gates,
end was in Econieraro HI.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-02-02

Ambition, energy, industry and perse-
yerance ara Indispensable for success IL
business.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-02-02

The Best Holt Of the Adminis,ra-
tion-The Acting Secretary oi War.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-02-02

When your hair gets into disorder, what
Loathen dety should il name ?--Comus.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-24
NJ arketS.

ALBANY, juno -, lStA
Flour dull Wheat sales Corn in good demand
Gales GO bushels Western Mixed to arrive,
at iGc oats dull at 32e 321sc. for Chicago; sales
1000 bushels. Whakey, l6t4c. Received by Central
Railroad, fer Boston and Last, 91 bbls -four so bos
wheat for New York, 25S bbls flour, l2l1 sacks Of
tows 10 New York June 81, 800 bushels corn, $50
bushels rye 1860 bushels wheat II eco bushels os,
geo bushels feed
OswgGo, June 20, 1881.
Flour unchanged with moderate demand: sales 500
bbls ut S. FOR fancy brands Wheat quiet sales COO
bushels no Chicago spring on private terms. Corn
nominal. Canal frclehts Grmer, but unchanged aour
2Sc, whea. and corn &c to New York. Lake imports
354 bbls flour, Is coo bushels wheat, 80 600 bushels
corn so 500 bushels OTIS Canal exports-4 COO bbs.
flour 50 900 bushels wheat, &c 500 bushels corn
CHICAGo, June %, 1861.
Flour firm. Wheat 1c. &c. higher: sales at &c. 3
6Gc for No L. SIC $50 for No p In store. Corn lees
active at pc for mixcd in store. oats 30 higher.
Receipts 7C0 bbs four 81 000 bushels wheat 104 900
bushels corn Shpments-10 coo bbls. flour, 40, 0C0
bushels wheat coo bushels corn. Froghs quiet, at
SC. wheat to buffalo. Exchange on New York un-
oh
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-24

a.e !et setesh' s-se. t. u,an There La moth 70 o.
ay.Stc 'raoe, except LITTLE Western ard Nortls arm
i. 'of ta's large city with it's quarter OF million
.hoafard q whom are free.
Th~ts ttess t1nss in oree- that people and DO ve,s
raay rcs 70 deceived as 70 the actual state OF public
ieelrg This city, whose seay 70 The Jaon 80 vitAs
esienis 70 Se preservation Of the govern ueu. intact
Toere Is howev- important Difficulty in tho way OF
the people Of BaI,.n" earring themselves cut OF the
Urol hy .crce O. AIMS snd that the want Of the SAGE
No matter how united Or d, e1mned they may be- their
eors VII prove futile In the SsLce OF guopowdcr aud
Carmen arc musket balls. The government mas been
DlSy ioi ,cng tine IN se!zirg conveying to Fort
seHttry oil the munitions Of " any quantity
"a ihe city and vicinity. The AT 'aorites, /
iealn nave eytn sized In ono Ct the towns
cenple 0, old worm eaten cannon, which have been re-
garfed mere as Revolutionary relics than any very for
dabe weapons OF wsT But this indicates the RICHNESS
OF the search after tie contraband mteral and the vigil
lsrce q the authorities snd, indeed their wisdom for
the government enttrars the idea that there the
motessprctabity Of Washington being successfully
sailed by the rebel forces, that idea should bs
practically realized stone IN the streets Of Balti
more would prove weapon IN the hands Of the popuace
in support OF the Southern cause.
The Baltimore ard Ohio Railroad has been one Of the
most valuable Instruments IN the hands Of the govern
Dert in the present crieis The managers and subord
mates have exhibited the utmost energy vigilance
ereH as Tys Esr ana none more 50 than
city, who has exhibited wonderful capacity In the dis.
charge Of his herculeau lab0rB.
General Banks is exercising his vented discrimination
portant duties Of his station he Is constantly al work
having already grasped the handle Of business and ie
making good Use Of it.
As Of the incidents Of the day. II may be stated
that the owner Of the mare Flora Temple has declared in
this city that threats have been made that If he should
attempt to bring her South from New York. her throat
would be cut before che loft Still proposed that she
shall tot here about the 1st Of July.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-24

s.a'aLl.es Of Tao onsituon II I. eSaes In 4 wax
o. war, men let II come. We DO no4 70 1pth tn c~'v
Sictaicn 70 the blacks neither do re 10 'nefe
~ ms eou!hern macs negro hunter. You, therelors,
sr 10 cctt nc IN the cause OF good government-no
"a ne I!ehts CT any State bat TO maat.i the
serrtg n The Law end OF The constitution. Negroes If
viii net remain in the North to compete With
While lsbor n black rn,c born TO kiss the gun TIL
and eweat your life a.sy-there the negro becomes
epruce ard IFS 10 Nes rood. On this pca. m ipre
sion Is emancpste the South and IN i've years fom this
lime Canada will be draioed Of e>erJ black man in 1t
This result ct the war viii ~ 70 renew tho
friendship which formerly existed between the
village big ugly, swearing bal'y that was the Herror
o. oil tho little folks, nuisance who held the whole
town in trembling ana fears After little time bold
little fellow comes along with puck and courage In
and the little fellow at once jumps in o. him aud gives
him sound thrnshipg I'LL the big fellow cries enough
That bully goes round the village from that time forth
% peaceable and harmless as possible SO will be
the management Of the war; General Scott Is right In
holding back till he has strength enough to launch such
bolt upon The South they viii not want but tho
one thunte5bolt. The reverend gentleman concluded
Fourteenth and twenty eighth rookyn) regiments aud
upon that point said thst neither the State government
national government or the Defence Committee had given
cent TO the Brooklyn Phaanx, notwithstanding that
government, and when they started he would not let
them 20 with an empty military chest. He prayed for
their SUCCESS and their return to their friends dhomes
A hymn was then read, after which benedicton
closed the proceedings
Some delay Oh the return was experienced by tho
grounding Of theorpelle, which had conveyed the vs
eys to the island but the Inconvenience rendered
light through the prompt Kindness OF the owner Of the
Major Anderson who took the company OF In his
boat spd quick time landed them at the foot Of Fulton
street, BROOKLYN,
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FUNERAL OF LIEUTENANT WALKER, OF
THE NEW HAMPSHIRE VOLUNTEERS.

The following order has been issued by the Commanders
Of the Nights Tcmplas Of Palestine in this city with
ference TO the funeral Of Lieutenant Walker Of the New
Humpshire Volunteers, who was killed on the railroad
train from this city Friday last, wnc hts way to
the scat Of War;--
Attention. Sir Knights OF Palestine Commandery, No.
As; Morton Commanccfy, No. A. Columbian Commandery.
hereby ordered to report yourselves at Odd Fellows
Hall corner Of Grand and Centre streets, at two O'Clock
TINS I a tSS Sres f or T e
Walker late of y T. Moay Encampment, OF Boston, and
late lieutenant Of company B. New Hampshire Volunteers
Knights TempIsrs good standing invited to join
Y. T. BREED,
SIR ATrERBERRY, | c,ur,,,,oo
N. o. BENJAMIN, '''''''N'
7. T. MAY,
NEW YOsR June "a, 1861.
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Personal Intelliaence.

lieutenant Colonel Ptuan Of PrOvidenOe, r. l.. Dr.
Holmes, from Fortress Monroe Brandt, Jr., Of Rich
mond lad A. L. Faker and WIFE, of Phiadolphla, and A.
g. Cornell Of ithaca are stopping a. the Aston House.
W. Randall, Of Syracuse; a. H. Potts, OF Washington,
c.; Josiah Jewett Of Buffalo, and e Rawson, Of Ceve
and, Ohio, are stopping at ine St Nicholas Hotel
raymaster ]. y. Murray, Of the United States Navy
Colonel Mathewsou, OF Camp Yates; Major Webb, Of
Cleveland Dr. G. A. Walker of Boston; Capt VIM. Haiscy
OF California and James W, Simonon and wife, Of Wash
pgton u. G., were among the arrivals q. the MeSopo
tan Hotel Yesterday
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Arrivals and Departures.
ARRIVALS,

PRIarS AND SourHAMPIoN-Steamship Brkmep-Arnold
Abers Mrs wchmsnn and daughter Cont von tochs
Franc Hobauer, lady, children snd servans; Mrs Corbe
Ternes Fcueraend Mrs There's. iohr Mrs ngIner Miss
Burner Miss Bis Daniel Knoop, Mis- Parteimuller, ha
gen. Carl Caneler ia sob t,osng ME- Hsbes Gesidps and
lady, Mrs Bertha Reic Hy Leisman Mrs Leismans Herni
Hchien family Mrs Lrss ay.d dsughter Geo kresah
Ger, Carl Adami loan @ahne and ami5 VI. Berl Mrs
gafh svd Miss linz Noyvarr WOlIy 'ararg Jui's
acscnfed Rev tNey asn, Miss Cap.ino Mayor john
Hownr.b, P Pblot @ Betura, k's-es Eivns and Kusa
ec.cIt Jos baiS~r, JCae2a LEY sai lsiy.