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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-07-15

TuE SHow.-Dan Rice's Circus was
pretty generally patronissd by eur som'r't g
sod patriotic people 90 Saturday. Oar people
believe 10 the fine arts. and cso appreciate
performing horse. Or rhinoeeros and triek 70
oiss - veil A. the best Of them. II 10 proba-
bly, the best chow Of the season ana every oooy
wanted 10 improve the opportunity.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-07-15
Activity Of the Confederate Pirates.

BosTON, July 10.
4 brig from Bangor arrived at J ewport this
morning, with the crew Of the brig John Welsh,
from Trinidad, for Falmouth, which was captured
by the plivateer JEFF Davis, on saturday, off Hat
teras. They ransscked the ship, but allowed her
to proceed in consequence Of Of her draught Of wa
ter: The same prvs tecr captured the schooner J.
c. Warner, Of New York, and . brig whose name
is unknown, 100 miles south east Of Nantucket,
South Shoals.
Capt Gerrion, Of the British bark Major Nor
ton at this port, from ST. Martins, reports on the
9th inst, in lat. 80, long 6S, having seen full
rugged brig showing French coIors, which hailed
the bark n English, to which reply was made in
French, but ,oy did not appear to understand the
language, but chased he Major Norton for three
hours, bua she outsailed them. 900 men wsre on
the fore-top.
The schooner Enchantess, from Boston, tor st.
Jago, was captured on the sth inst, by the privs-
teer JEFF Davis, and sent to some other Southern
port.
PORTLAND, Me-. July IL.
The ship Mary Goodel arrived this afteroon
The reports being boarded by the privateer JEFF
Davis south Of Nantucket Shoals. The Davis had
captured several others within week.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-07-15
From IT. Monroe

FT. MoNROE, July IL.
The Confederates confess the loss Of two officers
killed in the encounter with Hawkins Zouaves,
and so of their troops few days ago near New
port News. One Of them Was Col. assoc,
One Of Normand's evaporstors is being put in
operation at the Fortress, which will produce
from the 900 gallons Of fresh water per day.
The examination Of Col. Allen for disregarding
Gen. Rutler's safeguard, begsn yesterday.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-07-15
From Havana.

NV I0kxe July ~.
The steamer Havana has arrived from Hs-
vAna.
Sugars, l3.75@7.is. Stock On hasd 100000
boxes.
Molassss inactive.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-07-15
From Boston

boston, July ID.
Frelch war steamer, with the Admiral on
board, arrived at Halifax the sth Of July, and
awaits the arrival Of or French men Of war
which are shortly exI ectcd, when the feet will
depart for the Southern waters.
The frigate vincennes sailed this A. NJ, with
orders to look out for the privateers Of JEFF. Davis
gentleman LIT from Mirseuri reports that the
rebels had token a powerful tug ana loaded i.
With X. r. iron, putting her machinery below the
writer line. Thoy had also built an iron boat very
shasp, with poin. below water and intended to
run down the U. s. vessels.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-07-15
NIGHT DISPATCHES.
From New York.

FT0m New York.
NEw YORK, July l3.
The Government has accepted tender from Gov.
Morgan OF 800 Cavalry.
number # Clerks have been removed from
the Interior Department. The want If money is
the reason of their discharge.
The Patent Office receipts down to almost
nothing. The reserve fund of $on, 900, which
was on hand at the commencement of the year, is
already reduced to $50, 900.
The Rebels are failing back upon MNnass, and
fses. thsre they vii. GO Ia R;ch,aond
Gen Fremo arrived here lat evening from
Washington, accompanied by Col. Arboth and
will remain here several days, occupied in con-
templating the organization OF his department.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-07-15
From Louisville.

LOUISVILLE July 13
The Journal has letter saying the train on the
Nashville end Of the Railroad, have been trans
porting soldiers from Camp Chatham to East
Tennessee. 1t is thought the sudden Eruption Of
soldiers will fnl East tennessee unprepared.
The .Iourno! lays recruiting for the Southern
Confederacy, is going on in all the counties i'm
mediately surrounding Frankfort. The same
paper has letter, saying trains OF wa gons heavi
ly loaded with provisio ), pass Bowling Green
daily, coming all the wav from Louisville. The
Surveyor OF the port Of New Albany. says the
blockade has not been raised there The restrie-
tion on -four aud grain has been partly removed.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-07-15
HIRISG HARVEST HANDS. -Saturd

HIRISG HARVEST HANDS. Saturday
was brisk day among farmers and harvest
hands. Not particularly so in the way of stri-
king bargains. but In chaffering abou. the price
per day. The farmers etood firm on the on =
dollar per day system, and the hands we're not
less tenacious Tor the one fifty. AID nary cent
lsss. 1t is a pretty hard time for both parties.
II is really worth tl.SO 10 work long day
the same time it comes very hard on the farm
ere to pay it. AZ the thing stands our advice
would De TO eompromiss the matter on 81 2s.
and wasts no more time and talk about it,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-07-15
Illinois safe BOnds mot Saleahle.
SPRINGFIELD, July IL
Especial 70 the Chicago Tiues.l

No further news from Missouri received hare.
Auditor Dubois and Treasurer Butler returned
this evening, having been unsuecsssfu in neeotia-
ting the State Loan. The highsst bid received
wss 50, which they refused /. sceept There vas.
no doubt, combination ON the part Of New Yo,k
stock esokes. ts prossrs the beads = lov fssss,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-07-15

TaE Gazetts reproduces the names Of
the Democratic County delegs stes. and then asks
If those men and those who appointed them,
only had the contro, of the county-were in
the majority-"what would the lives Of the
Uni, N men he worth p What nonsense !
There 10 not . man on the list with whom the
Gazette has not done business. We presume there
is not one there for whom Mr.. Sanders would
not do little bit Of work. and take five
any day, yet Who would accuse such Q remark
traitorsf We also undertake to say there is
not man among them with whom Mr. San.
ders would not feel himee!f perfectly safe
under any circumstances; rot a single one tha
he would not accoss in friendly mannerj not
one that he dsres to single out and openly
state that he believes . traitors hater Of his
countiy-a verse than thief, robber. murder
era man who has rightfully incurred and
richly deserves traitors doom-death by the
rope. Il there 10 let lin cay 60. He will not
do u, and yet u.tsrs such ioolisn language as
vs quote abovel II 10 q serious charge--one
that Ar. Sanders does not believe himself. and
hence the more mean it 10 for him to make it..
He only does 1t 10 cater to . sort Of morbid
state that he believes any one Of thoes dele
gatss TO be trsitor. yet'hs insinustes and
charges II through the Gazette. IL that the
part Of . manf Tho question is out Of order
=. 81 L.. L. .
0aSstts trumpsd up story about the refussl
of certain firm here to loan ons Of the dele.
gates money. because he was "traitor." A
little inquiry into the matter showed that
there vas no such refusal msde,-that the
eonvsrsAsion between the t~o parties was 10 a
friendly jsstios manner. yet the Gazette heralds
II forth - . tbisg Of actual occurrence. 40
AAt rsfussl on the part Of 90 Union man to loan
. "traitos" monsy-as . merited rebuke to
"traitors' That paper should apologize for
the set.
II Bro. 6andsss = strong in the belisf that
there are traitors about hsss-if be 10 eo~vsscsd
Of the fact. % be loses no occasion TO intimate
10 his papsr. .thsa " nust cay that be 10 % ar
rant scoundrsl foe not filing Information 10 .
legal manner aeaiass them. There il Law In
force which touches tAis matter. and IL Il 10 not
carried ont Il will probably be because Bro.
Sanders has conscientious seruples about swear
Ing oct - iat@eastspl Nsv cone ous Of ehss
tall grsss and b hesssk Tell the people al
about 4 He she ssiss 'ssssp sAist' 20 losdly,
comes % b suopeetsd himself come timea. Juss
nsas he oaa 10 this sssstsy wheo you ses
sidss tsaites - ~ sSssey, - slss lry o
ysss ssassless tvsa1ls ~ seedsst yosssall
uks Ohstaaiaa - : gsatls0aa
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-07-15
From w ashisgton

WAsHEGroN, July Is.
The Poss's dispatch says that . committee Of
Republican Senators will requect the President
to recall barvey.
The papers seised as Porto Abacco implicats two
or three prominent citizens Of Washington.
Siuce the delivery Of secession speeches in Con
gress traitors here are gsoWing bolder, and tres-
son 10 uttered openly.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-07-15
THE MARKETS.
DAILY REPORT.

OTprcg OF THE DEMOCRAT AND NEws,l
Saturday Eve, July l3 1861. !
The MAJ ket was very active to-day and ran up
a notch. There is more competition among buy
ers and partly on account Of an advance in Chica-
60. Wheat ir @3c better.
FLOUR Firm at S3.60@4.00. Shipments 400
bbls.
WnxAr--In good demand for milling at 45@50c
Receipts, q. 8.45l bu. Luipments 1850 bu.
BARLEY.-Dull at l5@l6c.
Consultative at l2Hglsc. Receipts, ,473 bu.
Shipments 700 bu.
OATs-Dull at l0@l2c.
New oFk Market.
NEx YORK, July 13.
FLeUR-Rcceipts 16, SO bb's. Market droors ng
$3.7O0e385 Super State $4.O0Qt4.10 Extra State !;
$l6O@475 super Western $3.50td4 80 Common
to medium Extra Western $4.75@6.0o Shipping
Brands extra K. II. U.
CANADIAN FLouR-Stady. Sales $50 bbls. 81
a. common to good extra.
CoRN.-Market heavy and declining. Sales
$4,000 bu. 4l0I45c for New Mixed Western.
OArs,-Dull At 26@8lc for Western and State.
PORK Dull.
BEEv-More active.
Cur M.ATs-Dull.
LARD-Quiet.
BUrTI R-In fair request.
WHISKY. Firm with fair demand. Sales 100
bbls
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-07-15
LiGHTE & BRADBURI'S
PATENT INSULATED vULl. Inen 1sAnD nv seAxs
GraRd and E4aare PiaDs-Rerses.

PATENT INSULATED PULL. Inon 1nAAD MDw 0oAx1
GraRd and square Piass-Rertes.
| Ths Insulsssd Iron frsne preserves
lHYT ths original toss Of The assransas b
~ - p.rity. ..e,r,r !. far II, tn. .r,s,.s nat
most diaagr tnny quality u tose invasiably
found in all other Iron frame ffano FsStss. lt
/ greatly strengthsns the ease and thus heepo Tie
Piano Forte much longer in tune. lt givue eho
instrument much fail:!, richer aad svsstes soas.
Il adap9s the Piano 70 oil c.0sses snd 70 I'll ehan-
gss II atmosphers, and u III rsspssss Il b ~
nsuncsd, and in I'll respects it 10 psuaoanee{ ~
our best "srt ts" the greatest impeovoneos e tke
$50 in fano-Fsrte eon:sEsctioa; pssdssing = H.
| srs made in this eountyy or EssoPe.
i lev oessiDen u soonsa . - epooso.
ev1sy - go Now Seeae Ressos lssU1eoD4 e1oaD
gososs.
~ have szamined the Piaao Postss II Liah>e
BndbuFys with entire astisfsction. know ~
that shsss s!s any others bssess, sitAss = or ssn
eoustry o. slsswksrs. ."-Dn. LovnlL mason.
In clsasnsss, dehness, snd vojsas u ts1e, del-
isasy, elasticity Of toseh, ard 1ss repeating aeea
have nsvsr played sPos tAsir s9usl.S-n. 4.
WoLLNuAuyT.
In vol:ns. !iehns<: svsaacss. - gsnty =
and in thss bssssifnl sisgiag qusliey - Asisal0s
Jet % seldom found."-NnuAs Mason
shave never p .Zsd spoa - rieA and Assyy
tone Sqoass P1aso tssts.s-AnsuuD nAsueaoS
| - sssssishsd AsA delioAoh With H. Nv
There must b splss6id fasns e 1eA5s q
Bndburys' Nase- -rastse.s-0ao. y. Dsev
nsnt"-0so. !. BsHsOw.
II eoosidse then = = beas1y, dshnamk fullnsu
sad equality Of to-, = ven - tAsiF alFssalls
elastic to.eh, sqsai e - sspssis = - Pssss
nads in thiseosstsy = Hassps.s-KAn Wa1
Ale po~ss, qus.Aty, - sq1a1lsy y 49,, shs2
'essAanly exeea; While Tor thaa psoaliAs isA -
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-07-15

| WIEW1UkBB, JuIy 70.
Another destructive IRE occurred lass night on
Reed and South Water streets. Loss. abost $Ss--
60; about half insured.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-07-15

Another Destt uctive CoaAagratDoa In
ADsNoukee-
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-07-15
From Bostoa.

BOSTON, July -.
Two revenue cutters last night went in search
Of tho privateer JeG. Davis.
The Massachusetts, 9lUO 900 loan received bids
from par 10 per cent. No bid wss accepted under
one half per cent. The total bid ~ aSost
81 800 900.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-07-15

THOMAS POWELL's,
DRUG + FAMILY MEDICINE STORE
-LAf9-
TACO DT,0.
20. BRADY STREET. ......... 40
HAVING ADOPTED THE CASH SYSTEM
IL of buying and selling goods, am prepared
to Offer 1T very Low PalCEs, to which Irsspsctfui-
iy aall attention Of the publc. In addition 70 my
veil selected stock Of
Drugs, Medicines, Teilet Goods, Etc.,
would solicit your sttsution TO new arrival O.
goods BY sxpesss-
BAZIN'S AAANDINE,
FARINA COLOGNE, (sxsr saAxDs,)
.LUBIN'5 EXTRACT (nsw SsnyUnsRy, }
BENZINE,
Toilet Soaps, American, French and English
with fall assoetnsnt of 1ssTn, HAZE, olssn, 1A1
AND NAIL DRUsHBs.
Alsos few eases
DARK OTAR . III NDYe
PALE BlENNEsgY BRANDT,
W80sTRs MA OgnlA.
PORT WINE,
PALE ~ WYs
Whieh VII b seld szelsivsly fsr medical psr-
poseA
Asoo.o HavAnA O10arO
Choies Bsa.ds, dissst fss. he inp~tss.
TBOa P0wEJL
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-06
DIED.

BLocK-Iu dbl, city on rue.da, Jnn. s. Diejrich Block
.op u Albert AID Anne Bloi aged yes-' months and
cLARKE-os Tu.,asy Juno l. 1861, Sarah virg'u. Clsie
daurh,ri James aud Sash A. Clarke aGsd yes moths
Her rssJr. and friend, respectfully invited to ,end her
ns' 10 on ~ .,!s. .Ss .s T. % eoes es '' N' p
caRkoLL-In this city Cd Monday June John H. Carroll
f-rly Of westehs'sf County ssed +s,eai' mOnih' sad
coRDEs-Iu thi. city, Monday jane D. IL O'Clock,
Ann. Gsrshs vie Of e. &. Cordos
DuGAH-on Monday. Jgor 3 Of CS e'p'nmotioa' Ably
Dugan Of Waeisra'' hin county oi coiA isn' 'Seu :"
ysss
E.BREEIn Brpoiyn, on nonday Jars rls, lirssriss
nn'" Eisbab Louise, wife Of Augustus Emoree in the
The rsaaia. ~so Inferred In ths Cemetery Of the Ever
greene.
FRAsER-In this city on Monday June Ella Louisa be
loved laughter u CAddwei aud Eliza Fraser aged 10 months
oeAHAM-In ui, city, on TBs'dsy, Jnus 4, Mr.. Samuel
OiahAn. aged n years.
HoFFMAS-suddeny. on "Wednesday. JuHe s. Lindley n
Notice Of bi- funeral ~ be hereafter given
HUGHEs-n hl. city Tuesday, June :, James Hughes
In the to;h yeu Of hi, age
KRLLoGG-On Saturday May H. Maggie Foi,e, youns.s,
d.ash,sr sf - wsOu Kellogg NJ D., Surgeon United States
PoITHREss-M Y,i.ahs,h New Jer,ey. on Saturday June
J. Capt Jo,Lu. Poythr',. in the nth ear q hi' sgr
rgLou2r-in BrooAlyp, on Tue,dny Jnne 4 Jessie O.,
yqnsy', daughter Of Henry I'D Jane Feoaf' aged yea
RUCKMAN-A, VIPER clo.,.r Nex.Jsr'.y on wednesday,
s and EaSsS & Ba~y % IL Ia fs sh r.r Of ssr %
Agr.
Ts rslsi,s, ,od friends Of the family respectfully invited
20 attend the Tus,day, Joa. o. a. 8. O'Clock,
the Paterson dock. Jef.rJ CRY. The -, ,aGibost y
viii be readiness O. niends 70 heypon
~ 'rIs her rcuiAip' Will be taken for iGterueur
RKIDu this ely, ru-sily, JCDe T. Of consumption, Al
tIsndrr A Reid ed 81 ycais, munihs and : days
sTARLEY-on Sunday, April a. at Vernon un.id, County
Louie daughter Of jacob ard Lou., sIssy ss,d JeaIs
and months
STEEMAN-n this city Tuesday, June g. Heny Seeman,
sSrd ~ ye,rs Nd 10 months
VAN AUkENAt Cton, Staten bland, Tuesday, June g.
Lama Emuy yoaugr, child OF Jsnss and julia Van Aukep,
sErd Jesr sue days
WFRaERn this city, Tue.day, June T. q, oe!ock n
tho morning Ms Csthsiins Werner ased ~ yeAfs aud
month
WINTJEN-In this city Tue'day June Rebscrs, young
r.i daughter Vf Claus Meiha Nnen sged months and
10 dsys
WALSH IN Jersey CPy Tleday Jcno Ann 11l' wife
Of Nicholas Walsh, eyed rs years.
wINEs-ln this city, "wednesday, June D. Salem Wines
aged y -
ThS or the family invited attend The funeral on
FtsJ "a oclock d bis late residence NO "a Mon
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-06
por;,u s,s,h.r. a Co... Circular.

Pr 4u,p4il.aa1 LONpoN. Friday, May 2i-3 p. IN.
ne s,o og' b.r s' SSrs," SISe s Ga With s so pc
MosSI I'm isii dema Cous,' .oye os al iq'i 70, do
Dolp. 4ll. Americsu tagrs, 1915 nominal Douoioons
For CocSEa n-e hss bssn h. ter market ~ oa' -
chiefly sold silver iO~ mid 70 good pd 9'a9si '-Si
Gntot-7obsrs good Gusysluil have been PLACID At 6o
CoytEs yy and tns sHtm- pricea Of ss' wesk na'e
bns rsua,ou ,od t9o tor hue ord 90 low
"a 5I,ta7i ud 10 mid bold calory aud % a59 l,r
ft ord oo5 bags Naive ln chiefly l1 a. h odt2 tor
good ODD nA 70 go 40 bag, Mysore sod a; oil o.o!
or god ord bIo~" aud red. hnr O. 90 og", vi ES
t,cri i6g barrels 100 bag JasicA r0i0h tolu a. % o4
m m f @ s rSd to t n, n, Gin i24 hsbaies AIe1andrisu
Mo,hn y-r. bous in st W Gts OF b5 b,g- Rio naf sold
at good icea % go eIoi good oid aud o oo oi noe ofu
CarrgR qulpi Sbssins Id Tough Cake and Tile, 9soi
Yellow 'r,a. shsthmg ga thilt slH", &,5 io
hg been quiet and ile small qa-ni
o. Euh Offering odd .loS e' rer price, 'hs arrival u
Lst weeks a'srsgr price + Erg Whs4 wa, on . JS
ar. trtuu-d White Au-rt WhA ~ dtG NiueF Red
~ a6iI; spring 81 dtD, q a.. Flour ~ GJJi Y b0L
LEAD-COl,IuOn fis, 4.u 10 04ti , ,,-,,,
COrTOStO biles bombay have changed hands u el4od
AMI 80 ha Msda sae' for the week At Liverpool
amount o. 50. so bales
DnrGs,S easrs Castor oil sold SAGA Cor birl' TO ane
s-cond btrg pryous 1875 bss Go onbo ho' ''h o
Us ca.et Rlhab wtds soli steady very good nay
ut 27dss round 4a2 -! bbls Pnubasp one
"ssoS. eut a. 30 ara g rhe.s M4,ba DO . Ga4
Al Is as for MD 70 good pes.h drop. Of B chests bug eu-
.ni s3ont Que lhd sold Al 80 FOR Sem ,Fa hird-
trus cheap KS c Cap- Aloe found buyers ~ sag for
ord 70 o. re ~ OaniOeT' To- an oi'1"' ~
SsiiGn. 5kfd53. . 80 ,,,.., oq.
hrs.- ny bale. dre white MsDils chaussi he'ts at ~
q fW. -. et,a
Jrx6 bales at auction ncany all thon az I9
Gl5 20 fog common ud, SIC 2taAB lO ioI g0od mu 70
good III aud 20 for good -. a.
cyrons Guatemala ~eto taken ~ s9 sa
vance VI 4G9i February rates. sId to hne ofsbS 90"
10 ..o -, a.,.,,v .oll
For sAiTpKrEK there /, little inquiry 66s bsS' bon0ay sou
at 81 or ~ q to ~ y c-ut. / 4. v.is,
ltuN sc'y dull. Rails aud bars fod to 20 l. o. o. ~ "
Scotch Pig-. mixed Nos % lS Sds A. n oo, ,r,
Ifv.LED-1hr import Into London hmouHN y - H.,
from india the qintiy ohe'its hss begn i boubay
10 ,lrt alr, a decline Of cd uIust BE- a. bniIi 20
may De 90 t at 20; Culcnta 9oG32,o 70, oiu 20
q a.. no 10 % a5J for fi,ba osfso ol A.4 ~
for u,nel shipen h.s been soi a. 20 Ano n'ao@ oee o'
.hpu.t up 60 September l. quoted Jt iHpoi~ lo h'l0
10 jaio EI3riT us asaius 2ll,3b gI.. iast ta p,o
L'ssrrn C,Rs. air quist Ne~foik IN barrels 4" ''i
Rosuu n bags 40 40. ,ots n. l., -
OIs, 49, offered less freely firm a 29o bspe ~ mod
.rsr dsusndi tIeigi Hrhu"d, a+si bio~p 49, NhNv5
Several Gag r haze sold aloa 0alp' On shr sp.t G
E,n t,gre.d. Spsfn, GiGi, plo Sonheln tS Pfo o"a
"a, 10 s4o cd YJ7 49,. Pslufbs Lug9s s.ii =, AAo
Cocoa Sat heavy Cochi1 ei6 H. Ceyon a's~ s49 q;
guErr,1lsE-Rgugh u0nin4liy 49, ola American spun" /"
p.sAs, a., sG.Ji.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-06
ARMY AND NAVY.

Tho Military Court Martial which convened on Gov
rru rs lsld, chiefly for the trial Of Lieut. Wander
bill iss i'll in sesson. lumber OF dehuquents from
the ,nnks will also DO tried, The charge against
Lieut. " is disobedence Of orders, and the proceed
ups of tie Court in s case arc be forwarded 10 the
President of the United States
Two attachments OF United States recruits have
arrived here within few days from Philadelphia
where tley were enlisted at the new oilice opeGed
some ume since by Leu,. Woods, since promoted 10
Ca,daincy. The vih, or who cams with the men, re-
ports sl ht Improvement in tue recruiting busiross
Ia the Quaker City, llslaLdiug the rush 1T tie
yuluot,1r Offices. smali squad Oi men from Doe ton
irucbed town last evening, aud were Immediately
tran frrred 20 the charge Vf Col Su.ith.
Col. SulIh has inIuguratei pietiy stnct dhGpino
hnOng the ofi,tTe, sell a. the m,st ht Fort CVlum
bus Durmg MAJOR Holmes : time epaulo'ed gentle
men could go pieIty much ~ they pltieed ana were
distinguished By slpecihousne,s to subyrdinates, snd
uener1 lsziuess. Now, however, COhlnissions DO net
exempt them from the Observance oi the rulos Whc
should govern all military posts, aud an oceusiouul
court -ular ia niay he lOJked iVf.
The boards OF officers III tession at this station c d
tinDe t.ir business The surgeons are slOwls adult
ting rsud dales for AdDheiOu 10 tie service, hhd
"Losses" luye pussrd the board at the Lycenm, ana
The fhlineers are adding few young men 10 the
,orps IL. names of the successiUl applicants VIII
be published wien tho bg6rds ADJOURN.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-06

ne mail is quiet the ouy sales privately comprise
20 oass henga n 0i fo % I'd sood white be-
s my So ch-sp~r, " d 30hg gppi fair Basm q.
~ %. hays low .fsa bronght from si6el0 30
s "sdfas oroogh 40 M peNiJus vsue, secoud Glaze
hOhio pnnchecn~ nrmrri-a have been sod AZ 10 and 20o
hbdt Be- gll at l. . Y prof. .alo, " - ~
SfHEs-Feppe'; ''@ b'g White good hold soa a, ed 50
70 ca.'s Mace rhtfy q POSE. Of ~ ia M a s o,d
to very good red 2H b-gs iu -tn brought 23S M f ora
10 good quality. $50 bbi- Jam G,ep fJ ~ ., AZ d
eO oT common 10 snf ord benz al Beat chaDa,. c
ea,Ts nld "a ,o"hiu u 'r "omy, held for ST. 70
oHes Coma partly di.prd at f,r fir seconds
srGARTlee hsr"ls thing doiug eay in The rs.h
owing 70 fh' Wahs'nie days, aud hr limited trar,c1.
sincs haze been pTrS fns OF tTtiah West i. 40
fhd have 5e Foreign: o. n3t nhd - ttsrces barrels
Cnbs hScoyadO the pFoH sold freely a. 30 6dSI for
mid good d bfitht yell grIrery. s93 boAel Havana
party disposrd nf si 4 Dt d mid 10 fE8 yellow,
and ~ ufii6 fr good doe yellow PIisste.y 30s
blgi MsUitius .ct o ~ 6a31G fog low good
brown and 81 6dG for rood Yellow seHicrys'zrd 10 do.
c'ysasd no hox avs.,s o'uRht aJ sI
No. 10 % ~ 3U0 bas 'av.d naniI, q. "a 1851 for
lov ~ 4 ~ good md Aoa ina have changed
hand9- all for u ~ thee Hhv fully insured, 20 boxes
90 y AZ 20 lib bNrr M " et2 and Wl boxes
No ~ Pol Cuba irJssdo boh with landing ssgh,s
st % = ard one Of browo e also With l.ndiDy weights
i,5tJ bsgs 70 ~.
TA.lowSt 70 ersburg \. C.. 57Ca5ai the spot, sis
Occgber 9. Drc-uber
The RA sale, ,. .e.k compso ls SO pock.Fss ofwhich
10 aold about prs'i ns ae. Go1mon Congoo = p D.
1Iy sfeady Slit- W 0tl5 X. CD, l230lJ1 english
Blccbs, ly5I. Bars i2G0 Rehf-c lsI
IL AIPFIC.S bn,inss doing a. presnDt Quota
tana tutd - 2. Msf lipd Sterling Sc $685. Penn.
sylzna bonJ.. o5a69. Nsssac sriing 95i Viz
giuis Is 4ja49 steilg :siN, son City 4. csn,, a
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