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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-28
THE FIRST OF JULY.

OVER this azure poplar glade
The sunshine, fainting high above,
Ebbs back from fieecy clouds that move
Like browsing lambs, and cast no shade;
And straight before me, fatally seen
Thro' emerald boughs that intervene
The visible sun turns white and weaves
His webs Of silver tbro the leaves.
The grassy sward beneath my foot
L. soft AS bps of lambs and beeves.
How cool those bue-bells at the root
OF wonder tree, that dimly glance
Thro' dews Of their own radiance!
Yonder see the river run,
Half In the shadow, half in sun;
And as near It's rushy brink,
The spark ling minnOws, where they lie
With silver bellies TO the sky.
Flash from me In shower and sink.
[ stand in shadows cool and sweet,
But in the mirror at my feet
The heated azure heavens wink.
All round about this shaded spot,
Whittier the sunshine cometh not,
Where all is beautiful repoee,
know the kindled landscape CLOVIS.
But in this place of shade and sound,
mid from the garish heat around,
Ifeel like one removed from pain
And fever of the happy brain;
Like one who in the pleasant shade
The peaceful dead have slowly made,
Walking in silence just perceiyes
The gaudy world from which be went
Subdue itself TO his content, i,
Like that white globe beyond the leaves
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-28

cd that company ofinfantry beng pressed ny apo-
.eseuty sOwar cavalry, fred single voley al mem
and emptied every saddle but one. Colonel "AnOio'
Of the ythe School, says hat il at 900 yards you Jay
down tabe-coth fifty yards square he will engage
with company Of tought soldiers, TO fill 1t WIN 'ais'
and regiment Of 700 men, firing three times IN a nm
uae would in five minutes pour in 10 600 ballS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-28
The new Prime Minister Of Italy is thus ske'ene'
hv o,a ~ the CORRESPONDENTS for the London press:

You nav rot have observed Ricaso ss he wshes P
ouekly sne quietly soyed and booned up ns ;shoat
y, roins sralh b. tae Foreign ,oi AZ
lettering TO the instant tna - h~an az
reading and replying his dspaehes wnpn ,s .sd
i mis- nonins he stands at his desk eli he ~, rui
ona az. but q water without much Is NJ Sos
the evening wien stole and h ia lis in the Cham.
S for psrs Of an b0 as y II.
setter which reads hoais viii Sur soehssd o.
chm he wsiies and u. ,sqSs e via
TO the s "a ths opnon may be peet1e for
l. no se hi. energies IN aud ali bis Do
insn Who does lust one thing tins shs We hoos BY
w. on the principle heh lie mighty ntesss
Cayour essn'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-28

tn. Associated Press are under obligations % Up
Jeries, of the steamship cy o. na' paes dI.patcls
ertions yesterday in placing the CAPE I'D S,Ienh
within the reach Of the news yacn' 'A'' "a
cumstances. .f f lelf.s
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-10-16
TO-DAY'S ADV'TS,
TNRUSTEE'S Whereas, on the .

VTNRUSTEE'S SALE.-Whereas, on the 23a
l dsyof January, A. d., 1858. Levi Donaldson
and Mary Donaldson, his wife, executed unto John
+. Dillon as Trustee, certain Deed Of Trust, con-
veyink thereby unto the said Trustee the fol-
lowing real estate in the county Of Scott, and
State Of Iowa, to-wit Lots number four a and
Eve o. in block number four G.. in Valley City
as the same are known, numbered, described and
designated in the recorded plot Of said Valley
City, together with the buildings thereon stuat-
ed, being house and stable finished in Ju y
1857. Said conveyance is duly recorded On the
records of said county Of Scott in book &C" Of
Iowa mortgages. At page 96. Said Deed Of Trust
WAS executed for the purpose of securing the pay
ncnt, among Others, Of one certain promissory
note, bearing date January 2Sd 1855, executed
BY said Levi Dc MADISON TO John P. Cook, for the
sum Of five hundred and ftty-threc and 5O-leo
dollars ($553 to-lOn,, payable in twelve U2)
perst: rer aanin. ith interest at the rate OF ten
now tnt property Of G. U.7stsraty. Said note il
And now, s"id note having become Que
and payable, and the said Levi Donaldson
having failed to Ray the same. i, John +.
Dillon, trustee aforesaid, do hereby give
pu plc notice that by virtue Of said Deed Of Trust
will On Saturday, the 18th day of November,
A. d., 1861, at the hsur Of three O'Clock in the
afternoon, expose and offer for SAFE, at
public auction, at the C,lrt House door, in
the City Of Davenport, county AZORES aid the parcels
Of land above descnhed, or SO much thereof, as
n.y be atIiciens u pay saiG noe and interest to
the day of sale, as we'll as the COTS attending
said sale, cots sf this notice and Trustees fees
Dated the 10th day of October, A. j.. 1861.
JOHN +. DILLON,
oclGl Trustee.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-10-16
From Washisgtoo.

WASuIs0rON, Dot. Is.
A detachment Of the rebel. las. night spt roach-
ed the position occupied BY the FEDERAL iroeps Of
Gen. Snith's divisi0n, near Levnsville, and threw
shells and shot into the camp, but vSre driven o.
None OF our mon were ipiarsd. The suddeuess Of
tho sttsck, however, led to the belief that more
serious dcnonstrstion was intended, and the
W,ops ve!e kept under arms during tho night.
The Federal army this morning advanced n 4
osition two miles beyond Lsvinsvillc.
The steamer Wyandotte, which came up this
4. NJ, repsrts all quiet down the river She lsy
| under Msthias Point last Sunday, transferring TO
tho hOwell Cobb, and neither vessel was mojest-
ed ~ the rebels seemed " be cone tsuctiDg wsrk
! oi some strength at Ship Point and tho lower side
OF Quantities. Point. where, 10 not dsiedgsd, u ev
may prove some annoy yAnce. II 10 thought, how
ever, that the work is merely defensive On tho
part OF the rebels, and with view 70 prevent spy
landing o. forces thereabouts, supposing We in
tended to tako that route to Maosssas or Rich
mOnd.
The schooner Dance was fred into by the rob-
c pckets from Morlain Cliffs near Thadsus Point.
last Saturday, but the Island Bell sent 4ssli
among the bushes. which dispersed the rebels.
Especial to the Post.
The War Department has decided to invest
Gems. Mcdowell. Stone and Hcintzleman With The
command Of different divisions Of the army.
Gen Scott is in excellent health and is exceed
ingly active.
new election for the Msyoraltv, Ar. Burnett's re-
sisnation having left the office vacant.
Tue report that has been circulated 10 the ef.
Re that the Presinsnt has refussd 70 cosGrm the
appointment Of Rev. }. &. Fletcher - Secretary OF
Legation to Rio Janeiro. 10 entirely false Mr..
fietther's appointment will undoubtedly BE- A.
firm ed.
largo number Of sick and wounded soldiers
have been removed to the hospitals recently sstab-
iIshcd in Bait more
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-10-16
Foreign News.

FARTHER Por~r, Oct. IS
The Canadian coinpanys steamship North
America, which sailed ON Liverpool on The III :rd
and l"Ldonderry on the fourth, just passed this
Ton ,ron Liverpool ,o the u. II i. ansno.ed, during
he last four months, 10 37OS bales Of which, sx-
cept 32l bale. Of East India the principal portisa
war carried in steamers.
ton ,hn.t hkA Evening Po" reiterates the asses-
in England looking 'f5s 4nercsn Government are
-hy how far they have sucoeeded, 6as thrRkPi.s 70
meet With but little Encouragement.
Official returns show that the imports Of wheat
and -four during tho eight months ending Aug,
reached to the value OF 20O0Uy 600 against G7,-
90 0n0 to the same time last year.
PAxIs, Oct. 2.-The Bonrse 10 vevy much sgih-
ted
Private letters from Paris say that II Bank Of
France Will mobkbly coon DO compelled to dis-
coun. beyond the per cent ,er.ntiy established.
The rate Of exchange continues strongly in fsvos
Of England, and bill, on London were in gr,Ss DO
Tand. A notice that the price ri brsAL ~,.,id be
preston and adds 10 despoDdency of the B0uYse.
report was circulsted in London that the
Bank Of france had applied to tho Bank 0. Eng
I,nl for q ican Of f2,OO0G0O on French rentss 0s
other securities.
Reports aro current that Revosoli has sent en
ultimatum to the PaIsl Cove. nruent as settls.
ment Of the Roman question.
SPAIN.
Its asserted that o., pell continued 70 op-
pose common action with T:snce and England in
tho affairs with Mexico. lie thinks 1t dsfoeAtosy
| to the dignity Of Spain not to act alone.
The Paris Posvss says negotiations between the
three governments have not been interrupted.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-10-16

kKCRUSTEE'S SAI.E.-Whereas, on the 18th day
- Qctoner, A. d., 1859, james Z. Gould and
nald, his wife, executed unto David 8.
ustee, . certain Deed Of Trust, con-
Iaid Trustes thels in Guthrie county,
Iowa, described - follows, to-wit: The Boseh-
sost quarter OF section number sixteen (l6,) in
township No. seventy -nine (1o north q range
thirty -one east Of the fifth 18th =. ~; which fei1
oonveyance was msde BY the said james 8. Gould
and Lucina Gould, for the purpose Of securing the
payment Of csftain pronissoy note, and the
interest thereon, signed by sid James =. Gould
dated the 18th day Of Ostobsr, a. D., 1859, and
psyable to the order Of Durham : Booth.
And now, said note hsvieg become dse aadpsy-
able and tho aid Jsnss 3. Gould having failed u
~ the sane, save end excepting the sam u one
hand red snd ninety y-nins $500 $50 49, David
s. rrua Trustee ssaforssaid, 10 hereby give thil
public notice. thst by virtue Of the power which II
IN me vested BY said Deed of Trust,l will, on Sat.
urday, the 9th day Of November. A. D. 1851, .,
tho hour Of two s'clo.k 10 the aftefnoolpOf said
day, ct the Court H0use door iG the CITY Of Dsv-
export, EXPOSE and offer for ssie, at public aac
tion. the parcel Of lnnd above described, Or =
mpSh thereof - shall b necessary = .sti:Sy
and pay the amount Of said nets, vita ths m
terost thereon 70 the day Of se1e: stgssner wisn
\ I'll the costs end sxpseees stse:dsng ssad SAFE
| costs of this notice And Tfustse's fees.
/ DATED ~ 15sh dsy Of Octohsr. y; y 1881.
@,.a.s ,..sa.s -isi 1ssssss.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-10-16
Adj't Gent OF lows.

THU USTEE'S SALE.-As authorised and en-
i powered by Deed or Trust, executed to me,
rs Trustee. on the 2zd day Of January, A. d.
1859, BY Joseph A. LeClairs and Anna n. Le-
Claire, his wife, (Which trust deed wss, on the
I'd day of February, !. D. 1859, recorded il Book
+" Of town lot mortgages 1t page $50, of Scott
County Records NlsfsulE hsSing besA mads in the
payment of interest snd taxes levied aud assessed
ON the hsreinaftee described lot Of land on de-
fault Of which, by the terms Of said trust deed,
it 10 made optional with the holder of the notes
thereby secured to consider the principal note Of
81, 500 and accrued intsrest, - dus-and the said
holder having considered the said principal note
and interest as thereby fallea due-
shall, on Tuesday, the 5th day Of November,
A. ID. 1851, 1t the hour OF Moe o clock
in the forsnoon of said day, sell. 1T public aue.
ten, At the Court House door, the city Of Days
enport, to the highest bidder for cash, the folloA
ing described tracts Of real estate, situate ia =
city Of Davenport, Scott county. Iowa, Wig: n
East sixty (60) feet oflot four jim bick eighty
hve s6) OF Le Claire's Addition to the city of
Dsyenpost. together With all the imfrovements
thsteon situatsd-os 90 much thereof - shall be
necessary % satisfy the amount due With costa
and expenses Of making such sale.
The trustee will convey only the title conveyed
to him. = N il i GEO. A 6AR0&NT, u
ocl7 Trustee.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-10-16
sUPREME CouRr.
[AUGusr f.R,x1

r. P. LOWE, Chief Justice.
G. @. WsIaHf, Justice.
LEWIS KrNesY, Clerk.
81. Tuesday, Oct. 15.
100. u Bewan vs n N Haydsn appt; Da.
buque'Co aubmitted.
Ills. Christopher Ptlan " Fred " Bswasd. st
81, app't, Dubuque Co; submitted.
1908. Arthur O'Neil " Thos Atkiason, st Il.
appt's Black Hawk Co continued.
lOs5. A Levi " 9 o Karrick, ct ii, spp'ts. Du-
buque Co submitted.
llol. Thonas Lsvans V Caleb H Booth. ct Al.
app'ts, Dubuque City Court; submitted.
Cone Bros W Dubuqus and Pacific r r Co
Ills, Patrick Ooane,ly ~ NioAsal Osuii,. q Il.
apP'ts. Dubuque c.; subaittsd. % eals
Ills. IN Smith " q 9 Dewitt, Dubuque City
lll7. J > Bsilsy " Dubuque Western r 3 Co.
Dubeqys Co suhmittsd. s,.
14O. Bachelor app't " " Rsdnss, ct Il. Du.
ouque Co stricken fion the dosksl By consent Of
los. Mayer Coin spp't V F sh.ibls, ,Dsbuqs.
40. Susan H Allen ~ WIN a Allen app't, Du-
hnqae City Court affirmed.
1887. Mary + Reed " b Hove, sdnf. spp't.
BACK Hawk Co unlimited.
Jamas Ross " Bradley + Co app'ts, Alamakes
70 amrned With three PER ceat. damages. s. s
loss. John AcShane Va Geo and Andrew Grav
slpte, hlack Hawk Co continued.
llts. Fathan Olnstead " N B Root appt, Bat
les Co continued.
IN. VIM Harley appt " James L Gilshri,t
Chiekasew Go |; subnititsd.
WIN Hotsst 70 John D Howss appY Chiekasav
No submitted. ae541 -
.,S.s;. Az sefss vs Lsyi. Ken appt Tayssss 60
.li25. OlsS d wlsssf " cA,.s...,, ts..,.v
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-10-16


EVENING ssss1oM
MONDAY, Oct. IA.
Board convened at half pest seven o'eloek
Koll called; quorum present.
Ihs Clerk presented communication from
the County Judge. setting forth that his prss
snt official bond vss very large. and tha,
through notifications Of the Law, made s,nc.
ns came into oaiss. the sssponsibility attached
% the office had been greatly decreased. and
ssk'oe the Board whether. under the eircum
stances. he would b required 70 give . bond
hereafter. and if 90. to what extent.
Ihs communication was referred to th<
proper committee. which recommended tha,
the County Judge Of Scott county be required
to tile bond for $4,000 for the faithful Der.
f.rmsnes Of the duties Of that Office. Repor,
adopted.
Report Of Morgan Stevens, Clerk of Clsous
Township. asking information With regard to
certain nsttsrs receiver s.a -.s..-.A -, r,o,,
mittss on Public Oficsrs. which committee r.
ported It back to the Board on account Of It'd
unintslligibility. Report vas laid On the t.
ble.
Communication from James Huron, resign
ing his office Of Justice Of the Peace of Blue
Grass Tcwrship. and recommending the ap.
polutment OF Mr. Perrin to act in bis stead, y a.
received and referred. Resignation accepted,
and Mr.. Perrin appointed in hls stead.
Communication Of Milo N. Pollock, in refer.
snce to obtaining an extension on loan from
tns School Fund. or eff.ct!ng furthsr loan Of
the same amount, in his hands. was received
and laid on the table until tho next meeting oi
the Board.
Communication Of A. Marvin, acting Coron.
er. received and referred to The Committee on
Public OHicers.
The bill Of Sheriff Thorineton for bailitf'.
fees during the last term Of court. vas present
ed. At the previous meeting the bill vas or
dered paid. provided the Sheriff made affids
vii TO it's correctness. in accordance with tie
requirements Of the Board. Having refused
to do this. the Clerk declined issuing On order
Tor the amount, aud returned the bill to tn.
Board for its further action.
Mr.. Frost moved that the Clerk draw war
rants for the Shsriffs bill. upon bic qualify yinl
to the same % required by the Board
Adopted. ~-.%
The election abstracts we're presented ani
daily approved. and the several successful csn
didates for county Offices duly declared
elected.
Representations we're made to the Boar,
concerning the condition Of bridges In di6srsn
parts Of the county. The meter vas left il
the hands Of the Select Committee, authorized
to act in saeh matters during the vacation o
| tho Board.
Committee on Finance reported bills to th
amount Of several hundred dollars. Repor
accept ID and adopted.
Several bills we're rejected. and laid owe
until the naxt meeting Of The Board.
Adjourned.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-10-16
ADJ'T GES'L QrrIcE or TIE STATE OF Iowa,
Davenport. Oct. 10, 1861.

At meeting Of the Commander.in-chief and
the officers Of his staff, held in the office Of the
Adjutant General. on the 10th day Of October
D. 1861, the following order was unsni
mously adopted:
General order No. 81.
No. IL. That no citizen, inhabitant or resi
Gent OF this state, subject to DO military duty
either ia the Volunteer or Reserve Militi, shall
hereafter enlist or engage TO enter Into the
military service Of any other State. And all
persons liable to military duty within this
State. are hereby prohibited from enlisting or
agreeing to enliet. or assembling With view
or for the purpose Of entering the service Of
any other State. Nor shall any person within
this State liable to do military duty, enter In
10 the service Of the United States, except un.
dcl. affEfEtt aptAerlty Of tnis STATE; prosi-
the Government Of the United otatpssEsnl
recr, iting for the Regular Army. pursuant TO
Ike Acts of Congress. and provided, further
that THE Order. and the next succeeding one.
dces not apply to the Company now being
raised at Dubuque for the "L-on Regiment.
No Ill. That oil persons, whether residents
OF this State or otherwise, and al officers ex.
cept reg uariy authorized officers Of the U ted
States, recruiting Tor the United States Regu
lar Army are hereby prohibited from eulisting
or in any manner raising men within this state
with view or for the purpose Of entering
into The military service Of any other State OF
of the United States except in pursuance OF
the laws and authority of the State OF Iowa.
No. Nv. That the Adjntant Genera. Of 'hi.
State be charged with the duty Of seeing tha,
neither OF the above Orders Nos. II and III) u
violated
And the said Adjutent General. when salts
fed that either or any Of the above Order
mos. II and lLI) has been or i. being violated
shal order all officers or persons violating such
orders under military arrest, miles. the Com
mander-in-chief otherwise directs, to be u
tached to and enter and serve as priva.es il
any COMPANY or Regiment being raised with
in this State under authority thereof
By order Of the Oommsndsr.in. chief.
N B. BAKER,
Adjt Gen. Of iowa.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-10-16
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
At AUCTION,
BRADY STEEET, BET. 9th and 10th.
TNHOS. ORR WILL SELL AT AUCTION
i for cash. on
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 10,

commencing as o'clock, at tho residence Of Dr..
Julius Chesebrough, who declines housekeeping
gentee household furnitur. consisting Of Brussels
and Ingram Carpets, Oil Cloths, Mirrors, Marble
Top Tables, Sofas, Lounges, Whst Not, Lounge
Chair, Dining Room Chairs, Extension Table,
reaus, ash S:ands, Spring and hair Mattresses
and general assortment Of Kitchen Furniture.
Wheeler Wilscn's Sewing Machine. Alto ~
elegant set Of China AID Glass ware of $50 pieces
eomprising every article seeded 70 furnish either
Breskfast, Dinner Of Tea for eighteen persons.
Splendid Silver Tea and Coffee Service, Water
Pitcher, Knives, Forks Spoons, etc.
Should the day Be stormy, the sale to be on the
first pleasant day following.
Oct. l6-tf.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-10-16

Apy'r GEN'L's OFr1cE, OF THE STATE o. Iowa,
Davenport, Oct. l, 1861.
General Order No 32
No officers except officers Of the United
States Army, or those authorized by the War
Department, or those officers 10 the State ser'
vice Of Iowa who have been duly commits
stoned. will be allowed to recruit in this State
for any military serviss whatever.
N. B. BAKER, Adjutsat Gen. Of Iowa.
ApJ'T, GEN't's OHrlcE, OF 1HE STATE or Iowa, I
IL. Davenport. Sept. 23d. 1861.
Gentleuen having busiDsss st the Adjstss,
Generals Office are requested to cali bet ween
the hours Of 8 and IL o'clock A. n. and 2 and
P, u. The other working hours must be de
voted to correspoedence. issuing commissions
and preparations Of papers for other camps in
other places, and fof recruiting oficers,
N. B. BAKRR,
Adit Gep1 OF Iowa
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-10-16
FYU Nt. Louis.

ST. LoUN, Oct. u:
4 guard Of 20 Federal troops, statioaed q the
bridge over Big Riyer, on the lrjn Mountain Rail-
road, 6fty miles south Of here, were ceptured b
burned. On tho receipt Of this intelligenos Gen.
Charles despatched several companies Of troops
from Camp Bcnt1n and squad Of bridge builder
to the scene of tsoable.
A report prevails that the town Of Potosi was .
be sacked, and secessionists hero hint that ths 10
only introductieno Of tho scheme for the capts5s
Of lronton and tho ultimate seizure Of st. Loois
1t is reported hsrs, BY Whist 10 deemed reiabis
secession authority, that Eve ri6ed cannon passed
up White River last week, In charge a Caps.
Wade, Maj. Clark and Fesqus McRss, I'll st.
Louisans, destined for Prices army in this State.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-10-16

A SNAIL PIBcE OF BUsIxEss.-On
election day the msmbers Of the election board
- 10 the usual sustom. ordered dinner to Be
brought 20 them st the Court House. They
could not take time to 60 to hotel for their
dinner. - The heaviest voting Of the day /,
done at dinner hour. A dinner had to bs o..
dsrsd slss the board had to 60 without it. A
bill was presented TO the Board Of Supervisor
therefor. Similar bile siwsys had been paid,
and rightfully too. But With . a,egsrdly
spirit very nearly akin to downright mean
nsss. the Board refused 10 allow il The cass
wss argued frantieally. Two msabsss only.
Mr. Ellie and NJ. Neal. voted for IT. psymspt.
Those vhs.sadssatAad The very Aborious. .du.
ties Of the board ofslsetion, and The inppssi-
bility Of Usiag. - dissss. viii agree witt %
that the Dsssd u sspssvisess vss guilty a .
niggardly, ss4aalg 81: 1ssaeoy = -
thing, sdasiaeD b anethse.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-10-16
THE MARKETS.
DAILY REPORT.

OyPlCs OF 7HE DEMOCRAT AND Ngve.l
Tuesday Eve, October Is, 1861.
The MARKETS quite brisk to-da ,snd quotations
unchanged.
FUoUR- $500 Wholesale $3.50 retail. Ship
msnts 40 bbls.
wHEAr-56@6Sc. Receipts 6,9l5 bu. Ship
ments 5,43O bu.
BARLEx.-Active. It 7OGsOc. Receipts, 3,1s0
bu. Shipmsnts, ,20e bu. & ,.9s
C0RH.--l30lle. Rsneip.s 2te bu. f.
OATs-We quote ct l20l3c.
OMIoNs-Plenty st &c. Shipments, 1850 bu.-
RecsiEts 92S bu.
PorAross-loo psr bu. Receipts $50 bu.
HAY. -ltsirie - y ton /; timothy $6 y ton.
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tsoi42 TUESDAY, October ls.i-
b. Il Aprrvrn 1@1Ft2 ~ooGs -
JENNIE WHIPPLs, White, Nontross.
F1hBINA, Hill, Nontroee.a -
foAsHOY, Davis. Fl. Madison.
CLA3A HINg, Petsee,. Burlingtoa. = s.s,s
An Hmm, Calf, Dubuque. 80 A9>
osFAH1So. sya 4sLy I, p
JENNIE WnIPrIB, White, Montsess.
PnABINA, aAl, st. Paul.
PoNER0Y, Davis, Fort Madison.
BILL HnDsRsox, Rhodes, St. LsaIs.
The mail and passenger paaket Kate CasseI.
Csps. H,llhouse, viii depart for Noatoss this
morning. go.
The Ad Hins, Capt. Gait and Oissk Daissll, viii
depart for Dubuque and way points q o'clock
this morning. -
The magniAs6at Nssthssa Line packet Bssss
Clay osps. Bssae ~ clssk 1y,es, vim l5pas,
ioi 81. Lesis This nolliae.
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From Fort M0nfoe.

FORT MONROE, Oct. II.
The Spaulding returned from Hatterxs Inlet
this morning, bringing up Geo. Mansfield, who
has taken command 1t Camp Hamilton.
The entire loss Of the 10th Indiana Regiment,
in its recent retreat from Chieamsconico, was ~.
No o. snges have taken place at Aattesss Inlet
within the last few days.
Eleven contrabsnd negroes came over last night
from Sewel's Point. They say there are 400 Con-
fedsrates at that point and large number this
side Of Norfolk.
Liest. Maury, Of the gun boat Louisiana, two or
three days since, found = Rebel vessel in tho mar
row opening. this side Of Oregon Inlet, which was
fitting out % . privsteer. He took possession u
and burned the vessel. The Rebels were in force
in that vicinity.