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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-10-08

TN TIE NATTER OF THE e TATE OF
i Job Heckeslively, late Of Cnwfsra ssussy,
Ohio, decesesd.
To the heirs at Ia and oil persons in,srsstsd 10
saL estate:
whereas, the undsrsigned, s1eoutor of aid
sst~ts. has 6let his Anal eeeosat, - sueh sxssu-
tor, In the 0@,e Of tho County Judge Of Scots
county low, and asks that the ssas with bis
other aceouets heretofore fled, nay BE- allowed
and approved, and that he nay b discharged
from hl said oh1ce - sxe,uior. Nsv, therefore,
yon and each Of you are hereby noti6sd tosppssr
q the next regnlss term Of ail scott Cossty
Court, % - he'd q sns Cv~rs Hosss, sn The lsst
Nooday of October, 1862, the 9Th day. ss nins
o'clock A. H., and shsw Gauss Why said soeoaets
snou,d not b allowed and approved and
aid executor dischargsd.
II 10 ordered that the foregoing aotses by psb-
'ishsd ~ lssst two weeks in the DBnOcaAr AND
NAws pri to the Goth day Of October, 1s03.
Dstsd October 5th, 1859.
oesl X. LlNDERNAN, Co. Judgs.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-10-08

THr shipments from Davenport by
Railroad. for the week ending September 9Th
are as follows:
100 barrels Of f,ur; 2400 bushels Of
wheat; 5000 bus sls Of barley; 1900 bush.
els Of cor" 1000 bushels Of ats; 2l2 gallons
of malt 1890 lhs lard 5490 lts Of bacen ;
27lO lbs hides hogs.
For week ending October 4th:
1905 barrels ci fl,ur $500 bushels Of wheat:
1900 bo. eis csrn 1870 boshsls Of b lev
1876 sacts Of bran: 474 bushels Of oats; 26
pallons Of N 1t 1000 lbs Of bacon % $50
lbs Of ierd; GAO lbs Of hide; 100 live hog.
20 head of cattie.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-10-08
DEMocRATlc Gu. TICKET,

For Senator (to 6ll vacascy.)
nAV VlD II & & l N s.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-10-08

Davenport, Oct. q, 1859.
, 1862-05-09
Chr Grihttmf.
FRIDAY, MAY 9, 1862
FROM THE SOUTH.
4 Lament for New Orleans.
FEARS FOR THE SAFETY OF
RICHMOND.
What Will Europe Say ?
Reported Destruction Of
Property.
PROYISIO.T RESOURCES
70 m ~

CONCERNING NEW ORLEANS.

CONCERNING NEW QkLEAkS>
dispatches in the Norfolk Dsy Book, May ad.]
The Savannah Aeses has a special dispatch
from Mobile Of the 1st Of May. It says that
forts jackson and st. Philip had fallen, and
Gen. Duncan was in New Orleans on his pa-
role. Also that the Federal flag Was hoisIed
on the Custom House.
The telegraph operator from Bay st. Louis,
has tcleg5aphed to the Mobile Office that the
stores in New Orleans were being emptied Of
sugar and moIasses, which were being thrown
into the streets and the river. The city Was
to haze been formally surrendered on the eth
70 but the time Was extended Some OF the
enemy vessels have gone up the river.
The New Orleans Bt4Heti1 Of Friday says
that F. B. Renshaw, Confederate States Navy,
telegaphed from Point Albache On the 24th,
that seven Of our gunboats had been fred
after being oTerpoWered by the enemy: The
last last SATURDAY. but It vas not 5 noWn 1p11f Wat
hoats are referred tp-Reuorter
, 1862-05-09

It's Of tie town. There vera twenty-one
Of our men, only four Of N!.o1A sno yed
themselves. The enemy, after Eve Of their
number were killed, fell back with the iatea-
tion of drawing our men into anhush, but
they were too shrewd for them. We under
stand that the bridge at Florence WAS burned
by our men.
, 1862-05-09
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SHOULD HAVE IT.
Every Ole who has relstfTe In the service and would
KNOW the rights, duties and responsibilities Of the po-
WILL HAVE 1T.
To LswYer1r Otdca5s Booksellers Farmers AAd 9th
ers who have ordered II, we ssy be pAtcnt-and the
purchaser OF the copyright Will supply AL oTdef4
fhrpuEhput the United StxLeA
The Book viii be deite7ed BY tho purchaser Of the
The purchase. the party or parties so desire they
make the money out Of the BOOK
Address
, 1862-05-09
COTTON COMING INTO FEDERAL
BANDS.

l1'0t3 E41e n1outEoHE13 AuFelsBe1-1
We learn from I'D officer just from North
Alabama, who is well acquainted with the
country, that the enemy ar. securing ~ousia-
cradle cotton By means OF threats to the plaut-
ers should they burn 1t. Quite a namoer
had buried their ebtton, and some Of them
h.d been cap'urrd. The Yankee forces are
spreading through tho country In the neigh
Fl sstop, but they are closely observed By Col.
He,u'e Kentucky caval13. 4 sklrnish oc-
curred lew days since between party OF
these and come Yankees within the lin.
, 1862-05-09

MURTGAGE SALE.--Public no
~ dee tshereo, giyen TIT seliE9sn q sehlesaser CHE
tenpes l9h 1851 execRred bJ Mo1Ia Waller. ,n1s vie
tor Ing inl ard recorded IN tbe Office Of Tho Be-
gsEea Page xs+ "il br reason Of defaulr BY the t4d
as:e. IN the payment Ct The pronfseory n1te IN said
TIE highest iodsE the noEtn does Court H9ass
tie ia day n. Jnne. 49, Il ten e,s,oeE ID the
6oen, q! q Lot ~ ebet nlse - IL Block two e. IN
uSl. il the Board VI rustee's OF tie Illinois m MGhi
gan Canal: tHhtlsteion Of the Ees1 part OF hscuon
1eDstttn t14} ofsbe Third PncapA Meridian ssid
sabalvislon By Myerhod recorded n the Office Of sns
will eso at ,he ttue AMI place unucE the 9Rets
in gb1b NJ ftgsgt Fell present reu.*atnK tutteat
o The .si aIier ID south casteriy 7at OF
Lot fourteen ~ 10 Block thirty thExe , tn ogdea
Addit on 70 Chicago beng twenty t} feet IN width
and frcnttpE on MilwAnE-e nrep1e
sEL1G nAN sCALEslNGER Mortg.ses.
e,M Mnv III m
, 1862-05-09
Hegal Aotires.

NTORTGACE SAI.E -Whoro,o
N1 C5renlas Beers and aazy: bis vile, d,d. On me
fourth day Of Februasy T. .. e6s execute and deliver
beang snd
ppoa ne lands an premises hereinafter DESCRIBED 70
sin q t siSty iaoasan9 doisE Eves @ s GyIe
nss Bss5s s zsd Rots59! E5s Pona = more
EaEs Mich IT. %1ztGsEs L u feSorfed u n ths Escor
I4e coEdso4 q; 9e sald 62ad hs!ng tht Tae7sss @
eeoys eounaea. cyzen1us Beers to " l.; ,Sewbsnyon
hote for ten thoufszd dos1s drawing intsEes At the
en aots ier fTe thousand dollars, wtlh Interest as
5eTssn doIa 70 III eresI as sn area o 10
James Carer On n9te iof four tse1aaas dollars III
asns = Esa ~ t. a 1e Sass R5 & 1
Lars VIII Interest: a!so 70 ths ftrsmens 1nsazance
COMPANY on note foF safet thousand dollars: alzo,
70 enle G9op on nuIe " f 1877 LILY e. 9
9ne g 1ares hundred onsss nssass m
dsptedness lie said pos1YFa Is only surety tos said
So.. f,he sheve eosndsa. cyssHlaa - nesrs bis heirs
10 b ra1 r. "a aforesaid n9,es aga s5e
b sad IS e aa
Totd o.hesaise te be sud reaain in a iorce aud III
tasn rae,esa provided in and by said MOTT
gage that il default slonld be nale by tie said Beers,
o Sstss 51 ssf s sys
of principal interest in ne condition Of the SID
bond mentioned In the performance of any Of bis
Covenants therein con1aned - 1eason whereof the
said Bo1sletS as surety, EhoG'a Svs to pay Tie sAe
lawful the said bosafnrd from t,me 10 tine he
should pay any Of said indebtedness IN the condition Of
De~ppapyr printed in the city Of Chicago aforesaid.
nTes her fnofSer da c1ibed or 70 much Thereof "a
wo1ld b & ssry 10 1eibuTse himecf for Ill mon
pensts Of aayErtsin and sesr said property togeta
Ct With all right and equity redemption OF rhe .d
Beers and vile their heirs assigns tn rcn, pub
lie suction at tie north door OF the Court Hoge EaG
city of ChcaRo TO highest bidder for cash, at tbs
tine nentloned 10 such nolte
And whereas default has been made in the psyueu
o: ead tpdcbet mesa mentioned In eafa bond 3 thI
ead Beers and the said BosIord h1rety - Aforesaid
as Ia conseauence of e1c Dc fauit Of The sid BcsT
been ohrt 70 nav acn has rnfF Of the s8in udtbe
meas aud nterre mentioned il said bon tue noun
, 1862-05-09

Rpitnffd lot SpsfnE CkhkK, II 70 - Enc Ios9 o.
FVesa ksnfsnsdts1es md uu1ue -o1s 0t2sE osrEana.
rhtrh arr 1e1ltn9 81 PRICE Hoyles Cheap 6so1es
N, iss SuUto Cfnrk sGeet Anoyr MoNroe. sqS4Psa31n
, 1862-05-09

GEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE
he Forage Department, T. 9. A. IN The attT Of St
9hSn & sS M z e sl2S n Moafda q 1Ss M: i @
es q Corn TO be asliEsrsd =: rs Go:eIamsat Ware
Landings IN TIE city Of St Loui nee Of drsysge Oats
tnust Be S pounds 70 the hushel and beth ktads of
fate OF sn bushels of Ott and 11oo oashe1s Corn
peg weeE Bids for each Rind of Ea:n must be made
"fTopoea5 Tor Corn" No bids VIII be received nnless
endorsed By two responsible names. All bidders
fequeateu 70 be present PROMPTLY 0s the opening OF
the bids AL btds promptly answered ~ VIII ns
rejected The rights reeEved e reject anT s. the
bids. Z. D. CHAPMAN, Q n.
St Lonis. april 29. 1861 mrl paa5H
, 1862-05-09

3; S s @ y q as Is :
tee 6eye1noF UecemDer so iss, b frOt 4 8,aesea.
nses Tas4 d,5 fess4 ss1a
AisasetppL ~ u,tGht be e1pected TO- the ssteogs4
eISe Sal. ns~ .t csmp.ny ~
euaJ q he ST produ ed i unsarpanei either u
f n u1S as ssnr y
Ing glvsn It. thorough Y a. pruGonnce It TOTE e:aas.
O. q ssna2 sss q IL g;
butch, r. For hu11er haa been tested b3th u
20 i Snas S9s' 70 Es%
IPsgel7z
To Tie b ard OF Directors OF the East ssztaax saH
aAs1s &C. b. sAr With .ae oeta # ss
fsaeft.s offs .nsx Bay Thunder Bay and Like EuspA
FL e Sss asEe
both zpd hnf biz passed shroaH my hAndt foE
i1sPse5oa oIis iis ciss elaad Issz RasE.ks "a e
II d sasas 1T il fs[|:ss s
The puffy aad eIcel1ence q re s1tiee ersas;s e
c!oee q naVgston nanut.c:nr,o aooa- aon easrd4
asssi ~ Us Sss
salt srd "a prefer By SEE e."
Of " m IL . "a
III y La "a dsxn az E
DxrEp1r; March estA, 1se5-
Il c. Potter EAq- SUPERB dent East sa<ao&T sMs
D9a4 s1S Tr:,1g ~ n re osst eurau e.. Fa est VIM
ttF ~ hs1p aolr eorne a1 narrala Of Tuur
Enft and h1ye nr yer had coup afns or BAHAEA C&
~ t DE cnrtrsrY ,hreefou<tta II our cus:au1aEs
ns-e written n8 TO trnd them the 6AE1n4S bals ~
has il AZ re ue1e e1cE h. SanA SAT- 4z tae Haa1A
IN for eb1ch 1eassus haze au Confidence in Il
snd Expect to sell this ,eaz barr sls ore ri y
an cnEETaSu ats You oprn our obpsete Batcns IA
h manufacture. 1gu14 respect uI1y,
WILLIAMS & Co. salt De31E1x-
f:HuoAao, Jsnuxry 1esa. ra&
H c. Fotter. E1q- Esss ssxtn4u:
DKAR s1R-Ffcm vnAt Experience we have a1rtat1
had think jour h1.s supfso to 1aJ thxt corss -
tdIs m=Eke*. Tours truly.
apf5p A1m tR,gneu] Dow. oU1Rk d 20.
, 1862-05-09
DtNrtHrH' NaT08.

WM. ALBAUHH, DENTIST,
49,. ,a19 IaES nv - aT EniTex 4 Albaakh3 wpu1e n.
speca afos@ pu6te ~ % 10 ;nH H5 sss q ef
e1e+s a. - den!1tmenf ot Dentistry whether ln FII14nA
c114SMa. E1r1AoEExe: RHgu1Af1Ea q e sas no: 3:
|nIt ctn ba ,esa i a5s otanA Charges nsosF4ts,
n1yIFt1-4x
, 1862-05-09
81u1ttti11q.


FOREST HOME FOR BOYS.
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fulE superb olCcage for Ten select lses Eao aIe e
but can remain an Indefinite time after tnst aKe-
Specific Items will be- promptly sent with reliable
Igffreoce, to auT who Day inquire address ". L.
flCAUlS. Post O1icc Boz Liza, Chicago, Illinois.
, 1862-05-09
L q. FAlNE F RkEH.
Master n ChancesJ of Codk County.
f>u1nAef Aprsi q iSf4 nDa4pT1Xfd

MASTERS SAIE.-State Of Til.
NI nea1 Cook Eounss-Sa Circuit Court OF Cook
C:unt.-ln Csancef7. James 3. Rees va. Dx1i-l 7.
CleavElxnd and Juhn T. Halae~.
Public Hoface is hereby RlTeu that T. l. C. Paine
F1e&r, Matter In Ehauaerv of Cook County Stats Of
Issuais w1I 10 PQssu4uce w:zh the tnaadate N De
cer ent4 10 t1t entitled tat It'll daJ
Of AAsch. a. D. 1862 Sill public auction c.sh %
tbe higl.et nidaeE q th no doe5 q he coaas as;
Gognty On s.TuE1*i; ne tenth ~ q NJ. Al Al nf
tb+ 1trm;ees deecftrtd sui d Coup.Jns r. se1d
cause LEX to,r:J J-nre c. y !as x o,s- a
ana tcn {o} in b,oe emit q p aund!aII s7pd1st
sion Of Ictat 81; ~ ~ to - ,oaess9 aT9
.oy si] .1t1ar. In rraeItonal 5cton twenty one 2s}
pse1 IL cf Gooz aud 6tsse illinois, df
nneh md uch portion t.eTeaf = ~, BE- necesay
nnx The mortEnkc In satd Bill of Complaint
nt;nr.ps sud lGterss Hh the estA fees aot
x LII saic L. C PAIHK FIRE "a
- Muster n ChancerY OF Gook County.
Ibtcxxp, April 1eth. 1852 ap.9 p5lnd
, 1862-05-09

| T ARGE STOCK OF GOODS
| \ frnm SHERIFF sAIES inssreceiyed ~ RuYLEB
Ete4p bsore which wtu os sold n great s3cftaoe- 10
offering Ihe gtesteet bargains eTer offered In
, 1862-05-09

FROM THE YORK PENINSULA.
TILE CAPTURE OF REBEL BATTERY APRIL STE. |
EFrom the Peterabn & Exp ess, May2]
Gen. Mcclellan, who, at the head Of loo 900 I
lnep. the very pick and choice Of the great t
Yankee army. hss been digging about tho Pc |
ulLsu1a for eer1a1 weeks, without striking +!
blow, communicates the above affair to his |
quent IA Ia Laurel Hill) style.
The communication frum General McClel- |
1an has already been published in the TEI-
BgSE1
He are credib!y informed that there is some
truth in the young Napoleon's bulletin, so far
a6 it gots> But he has failed to finish the state
Iuent, and we will do it for him. The advanced
''lueuette' Of the rebels, on The the east side
Of the Warwick river Is mere rifle pit-noth
ing more. 1t was occupied by picket guard
OF fourteen men. These men, We regret to
hear, On this particular occasion, were mora
devoted to Somuus than to Mars, and while in
q state Of eon1nolency we're surprised by the
enemy and taken prisoners. Our reserves hear
ing the firing, Immediately rushed to the scene
and discovered the enemy in the work, with
Their spades busily removing the earth work
which had been hastily thrown up. They were
charged upon, aud driven of, leaving fourteen
gus, knap peacks, haVrrs acks, &c, which came
into our pos>etsion. We now hold the posi-
ton, and the gallant First Massachusetts, dAra
not approach, SO long Us our meen keep awake,
Should They tau ss'eep our cowardly opponents
may again stcsithlly approach and surprise its
occupants.
WATER AFPRoACHEs TO RICHMOND TO BE
CLOSED.
lFrom the Petersburg Express. May2l
The regular monthly meeting of the Com
mon Council Eas held yesterday afternoon.
| The important subject Of obstructing the wa
ter approaches to this city and Richmond was
introduced and considered, and the Council
! appointed COMMITTEES Of three. consisting Of
! Mcssrs. Lemuel PEBBLES, D. arcy Paul aad 81.
W 8iggiDs, to confer With the proper au.hori-
! ries reativc to the prppr1ety Of so oo,tructing
| the Appomatco1 AID James rivcrs as to pre-
| r.nt the approach of the enem}'s gunboats,
| This j. q etup in the right direction, and one
| that deserves the earliest attention Of both
| the Government and the Committee.
| PETERSBURG n DAhaER-GUNBoATs WANTED,
| From tbs Petersburg Exprees. M4ya}
We have city Of Nearly q, ,000 inhab,ssnts.
| situated on water course easily ascendcd b7
the light -draught gunboafs Of the enemy Our
| position IS very important. insomnch tn 1t il
| Petersburg should be Captured bY auy posi-
| billy, Richmond would certainly fall. Then
We would he no inconsiderable prize to the
epcnny either. Our immense storehoases aud
their cnnttnts would offer SOME Inducements
to the Yankees 10 pay us flying visit, to aay
nothing Of the grrat advantage they would
| gain and the tremendous injuries they would
| iuf1ict by getting possession Of our railroads
We believe sufficient sum could be raised
| here and In the 5outh-aid counties to build e
very fornidanl+ gunbnat. Who will oroact
the matter, aud who will make the first de
poslta?
, 1862-05-09
4 LIBERAL EDUCATION with
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ANN mill.

WESTKKS uSIoE COLLEGE aad MILITARY
ACADEMY ha8 been located at FULTON, Ill, and
wM ope1 Primary Aesdsr1tc and Collegtate Courses,
On Sept 18TH ls6l The College twelve experienced
anees both regular and zc!enune eourses tbs 6ness
ecAooi BUILDINGS T. ~ Hes lcost S1o sp!e and
4aIAntaEes Eheh shsuli elara taa attention
rl&TK1 Asp HLS1x TAcT1ce. SwoEp, BAToSEr A.so
GYKsAsTtc E1ERc1sEa, Cos.9oH ZoCAvE AID FASGT
de1ts dress IN nnfform- TE1As :l5 per school year
for board. furnished room. fnel. lights Esahinx and
tons for so boardeEa under the saHe roof With and
hraD. s. COVEET President Fulton, IL fez+ na6 sn
, 1862-05-09

4 MEXICAN HOUSE, BOSTON
IA IS the largest and
Best Arranged Hotel

In the New England Sates; IL centrally located. au4
easT Of rou ali routes Of raTel 1t contains a
themode1n improvements, and every convenience for
the comfort and accommodation Of the travelling p1b
the auites Of rooms are veil arranged and completely
lie HoSee Wi connue 70 Be- kept a. list cass hoiei
In evcry Ete{>ect LEWIS R1GE, Proprietor.
apG5n1Sl-En
, 1862-05-09

~ uos Cook County. 81. CIRCUIT Co4rt Of Coax l
arc Samuel T. Childs ~Forsclosur Of AortsaEe
Puo1e noaca y hereby giTea that / - raa1s as
Illinois Will IN ohed,enc+ tue msnoete IN DecEee
entered IL the shove ent:t1e Cause sal at pubic auc
the Court Honae q Tie County Of cnog n e1e CsI OF
o'csocE IN Tie Forenoon q aid da1, an the following
describe pssrels or i*aa s,tusto il he County q
quartz Of the southwest Of ssc119q twsnsT SIX
C} In T.wnsfip thir: ts5, nortn Of Rance fotF
fny Also xonth VI Of the east han Of tho
northeast quart OF secttoo thrift 60 II TOM
Of he Third P71nesns1 Msrldaa .lso tns aostasest
az (2h], Of Township rhi1r5-dTe s5j. noth OF Ban
foa:teeE, east Q! n Tnsd PRINCIPAL Nerd.aa Or %
make lie MONEY, principal and lnterrat due to cou-
planant With tho Of Said suit and me enet fees
and tIPtasea ut sid Rat+- l. C. PAINE FREES,
Mas cE = Ehancety Of Cook County.
, 1862-05-09
Mlrbtgan 33i11e lanns.
MICHIGAN PINE LANDS.
lY1 Tie St Msr5s Ship Canal Company WILL o1z
AT PUBLIC AUCTION,
On Tuesday, the 18th Of Juno Nsxt,
At EAST SAGINAW,
AL !ts laac5 Ipon the Saginaw Rvcr aud M tributaries
covering nesr!y
100000 ACR ES

On the Pine Lands In the sate These fanda wis.
ther regard the quality of the ptne ne amount pe*
aad hei, Of tie fsciihes for manufacturing and ship
no only aciusl operators bnt also of eartast fov
rot expected tia! tnc} will bring u auction o1c
ETestEs1 csre b eSrerescsd jad:es sd upon CON.
Ea1:soI q he sero5s ot dHs5eat Psrsons, who uAa
f sre o 6s t. e
S snd B1 s53sS Il e sss9 qsa o ess s sa
ioaa M he propofen q c:cs1 TUT IS ~ isfs o
ays5*gt2s ie1ty sen % sands Sndsds o Mn,
II r ntH tsd dfspd 1, r saPqsn ,.d,
lent Qua!ltE, to be I ad al faFor1be rates-
In sddtion to s these adyantasea + Is nov dengn-
st beush ths Vaiey - 7 o. 2s sau:w 3* n1 the
only ahcai fnesu loonths since the manufacture ~
tus daily product Of 1 barrels, and there arc tWeu
one companies that haTe bought their ground
81 = a5s M y
the demand not only for but also lor c9rd wood
Tte @ no soaa Ss s Il
lstten and tho rlsc In real estate be 1A - In she
valley Of the Saginaw for the next tEo JeATa
Also, the Company Will OTTER at Auction Oh the ar8t
Michigan. ana apunt twenty four thoussna aeyts of
Ens Eo bs 3, pns e1csen H asa sna sspee
adapted to the Chicago market
Ct TIE ser ser en II Viii osd Taers
upoc the eaiezn side OF the Stare no ryes whs1s
sEF aS ~ u Is 4es es apen CIV .e
6f feet These ands spec,a1 Tar'hg Of tic attea
ti99 q 9 T. casaso r. 49, ana q m
script:on OF the quality md quantity tf Timber npoH
es 5o{ acre + e - eso q g. fHs q tas
cataogss W 81 q lie !snds dtvldea into onp. the,
lstteY ar Otherwise to the subscriber at Detroit ID
, 1862-05-09

REBEL ACCOUNTS FROM CORINTH.
dispatches in the Norfolk Day Book, May sj.l
SAVANNAH, May l. 1S62--The Savannah
,Rcoatb{5caa's Coriuth correspondent Of the
Both ult., says that heavy skirmishlng is going
on between the o-tposts. The enemy is Slow
II advancing.
4 dispatch fro:. thc Corinth correspondent
Of the Rpu6licda, dated the Goth, says that
the enemy have been reinforced and are ad-
yancipg. There is heavy skirmishing daily.
Quite IN affair occurred to-day this side Of
Monterey.
SOUTHERN OPINION OF SOUTHERN FIGHTERS.
[From the Petersburg ExpresE. May21
The dis1eartcning run Of luck, which, be-
ginning with the defeat Of GenerlI Zol olIicotfer,
at Somerset, so encouraged the enemy, had
well nigh discouraged the confidence Of the
South IN the superiority Of the Southern mau
as fighter. We kneT that in every case our
soldiers were orerpoWcred by numbers, but
tue depressing effect OF adyer5ity was moro
powerful even than conviction, and We could
not resist the fear that men were little bet
ter than those who fought them, and that
numbers would decide the battles, if not the
grand result Of the war. But the battles Of
april 9Th and 7th restore the prestige Of the
thirty-iTe thousand men, 5000 horse and
thirsy-thousand foot and artillery, re fought
and entirely routed an arpy of soTnc fifty thou
sand OF more Of the best troops-bcst in per
$047nct and naafet7ta-that the enemy can mar
shal in this war. They were Western men,
hardy and daring fellows Of tho prairies, not
! the feeble and tfmorous denizen6 Of the East
c1n cities. We drove these stont and spleu-
did]y equipped fellows before Us like chaf
| before the gale, and night only 6sged them.
| After day Of slauG Ghtera and night Of weary
I watching under arms, the enemy hurled lc-
| giona Of fresh troops upon ua, ontnumbering
US more than two to one, it is automatically
stated. Tie Mobile Register has authority for
stating that on the second day We placed in
line Of battle only about twenty-six thousand
men, If SO many, and these weary and dis
heastened by the thinness Of their regimontal
| and company ranks. But as on the 9Th, the
! Southern soldier showed fnEinciblc dash aud
| spirit, so on the 7th he showed unconquera-
| bic pluck and endurance. AL day long the
enemy hurled his massive columns against
| our slender and exhausted forces, to be hurled
back in rout and blood in every case. Thus
the Southern soldier showed he could do bet
tsr than charge could stand the charge.
The result Of the second days fight is more
satisfactory in assuring the prestige of the
Southern soldier than that Of the first We
have the assurance that in anything like an
| equal fight, out Of reach Of the gunboata, the
Southern soldier will whip their enemies, be
they picked Western men, or be they whai
| they nav.
, 1862-05-09

MASTERS SALE.-State Of l1li-
1Yl nois, Cook County. C1.cutt Court OF Cook
County-In Chaheery stephen ChIlds VI Samuel 4.
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oaeAure Of hort JRge,
Pub1ie notice s hereby given tkst J. G Paine
FEeeE, Msastt IA Cdsueery * Coos County State Of
1nch, Wlil. in obedIercE 4, the mAud4sa In dHc e4
entered in the above en,ited csuae Il = puhie ano
uen. for cA to hlRhsst bidder It the north dopt
Of the Court Hou-e. in IT, cttT Of CaIeseo Comfy q
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cnDpft,nant principal nd tntettas With lhe cose,
feea ead exPeutes Of sad eA;e-
Master n ChaucesJ Of Cook County.
, 1862-05-09
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