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AUCTION! AUCTION! AUCTION !

AUCTION A(CTI0N! AUCTION !!
ENTIE subscriber, quitting business, will
l. offer his Stock of Goods at Public Sale,
beginning on the
Ereaing Of SATURDAY, Ju'y l2M,
at s O'Clock, continuing from evening to
evening, until all is disposed of. Sales at
private through the day ut Auction prices.
The cash paid for Wool.
Mackeral, Herring and Hams at very low
prices. r. f. MAY,
July 5, 1862 in the g Hollow"
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Ulc0.

RAMSAI.-On Sd inst, at the residence
of her son Jefferson Ramsay, Mrs. ELIZA
EETn RAMSAY, in the % year Of her age.
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ESTRAY.

TAME to the subscriber near Cosgrove's
~ Mills, about the last of March, red
HEIFER, with two white feet, about three
years old. The owner is requested TO come
forward, prove property, pay charges, and
take her away.
JONATHAN CURRIER.
June Z, lS62.-3w
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r ARGEsT STOCK OF KEW GOODS in Elkton
4 4 is to be found at T. DRENNEN'S, who has
Just returned from the city, and is opening this
day. Et.. lJune Fl.
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A CARD TO YOUNG LADIES AND GEN.
n TLEMEN The subscriber will send free of
CHARGE to all who desire it. the Recipe and arcc.
tions for making simple VEGETABLE BALM, that
Bochcs TAN. FREcKLEs, Sullowness, and ali
impurities and roughncss of the Skin. leaving
the same-as Nature intended it should be-soFr,
CLEAR. SMOOTH and BEAUTIFUL. Those desiring
the Recipe. with full instructions. directions and
advice, will please call on or address with return
pastage0 TIOS. p. CHAPMAN,
Practical Chemist.
May 17-2m. S3l Broadway, New York
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YJSfIE Largest Stock of Boots and Shoes. Black
makes at T. URENNEN'S
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THE CONFESSIONS AND EXPERIENCE OF
l. A OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES as n warning, and
for the especial benefit Of Young Men, and those
who suffer with Nervous Debility, Loss of Memory,
Premature Decay, &c &c. &c, by one who has
cured him self by simple means after being put to
great expense and inconvenience, through the use
Of worthless medicines prescribed by learned
Doctors. Single copies may be had Of the author,
G. A. LAMBERT. Esq, Grecnpoint, Long
Island BY enclosing Post-Pnid a az ir,s en-
Grcenpoint Long Island. n. Y.
Missy II, 1862 I'm.
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The Latest News.

The Latest News.
lust arrived ut Elkton the prettiest and tts
u cheapest lot VI Domestic Dry Goods ever
opened in Elkton. 1t is to the interest of all
buyers to call and examine before purchasing
cl'ewkcrcr as I am determined to soil chop
june 28 r. DEENNEy
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1862-12-06

State OF kansas
Comfy CT Xa1shan
e. q Hor-.
Orwell C. Horr,
D. D. White { CO.

D. d. White 60.
tn Francis .srsteI. ienr5 2. Williams, and Daniel
+ Wa r.ftaars tr1d:n Tln;er re pane and firm Of
T. = !. !i5te Co. feu viii ase Ike notice ;iat ty VIZ
tn. II an e.eca...o iss.,el cur -s Sec9ai district
cgGr: and for Aar-:l Gonsty hansfs VII proceed
10 s,t;s. -;,e c.loy;re d led rc. es.at- upon the
p,rIss ;scr,ling law between the horrsof - o'clock
Z 3. All O'Clock p NJ. the 18th day OK December
=. J.. Is6z wit:
Lot e in DiaeS 4. bit in block lot IN block :. 10.
IN bloc. {. LOT in block J. lets ana in beck Il.
LIT ! an b,1>s =. i3F IN Block % l0t in iTnk -
,t ia bia. 81 5t II IN iocl. 81 iot 8 in beck s5
n. 20 black 81. lot in big 80 IL IN hl7c - Let
i ~ i,,sc lul iot IL Ji1e los. 1t ia liac les, lot 3
-nl in bloc III u, IN blc III. al lying ard being
s4..1 Il Palmetto Marshall County State OF Kansas,
a. winch time You attend II Won tiiId proper.
Given under ny hand -is Id day o. november L. d.
lS52.
G. D. sIEARINGEN Sheriff.
,;arvsrS,e Nov % 1862
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To the sIcccEss,Gsc c. KANSAS

Church & Spona5e, No. 50 Leyee,
Leavenxorth. offer their immense stool, Of
Dry Goods, I,oots. She's and Clo.h,Hg at
the lowest market prices. Their good. are
ne,o and desirable, aEd they feel confident
that they can give satisfaction to their
customers in every particular. Having
been in the retail trade Ia Kansas for a
number of years, :hey have thorough
knowledge of the wants of the coun,rc,
and have carefully selected their stock to
meet these wants
Merchants will Go well to call on them
before purchasing elsewhere.
..sl CHURCH & SpONABLE,
80 Le-ee, Leavenwor,h.
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1862-12-06

rA- The official election returns from
Dakota Territory show that bu. four hun
drcd and ffy seven votes were polled at
the recent election for Delegate to Con-
gress. Goyernor Jayne was elected to
Congress over Col. Tod present dele
gate-by sixteen majority. Townsend
was elected Auditor By Twelve majority,
and Irish. Treasurer, by three majority.
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1862-12-06

We are under Obligations II or fellow
toxusmar, J. Weisbach. for late ST Lou;s
papers, brought from the river in advance
Of the mail. Nothing new or important
from our army fredericksburg. A short
portion of The Presidents message vas
Transmitted by telegraph. but is so inpei-
feet AMI unsatisfactory lha:ve do not pub
hsnit. -
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1862-12-06

Axoso the PisEs. thrilling story
of Southern life and manners. WHICH origi-
nally appeared in the Continental Month
" and which was received with such uni.
yersal favor, has just been published in
book form, by ]. r. Gilmore, $50 BroaG
way New York, and will be sent post paid
on receipt by him Of che dollar. Is a
most interesting aid stated to be truthful
narrative.
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.SEERTFF.S Sale.

State Of Kansas County MARSHALL End Judicial District
OrWel c. Horr,
z .. white c..
ID virtue f,e5i and execution to me directed Is
ID uel ofte Second District courI sitting IN AID Tor
Hl-sha Ccnfy KANSAS vii. neia lev the 81 DAY o.
H.-ersr : y 7s ..styy ael, ,f- horrs Of 20 o'clock A
u and Gcleck p " faid Day Of r ~ public sale ~ the
zes; bidr- i- cash ta rie black smith s'p o. Fef'r
l IN MARI tie running :aaTs Of SIX heavy freht
vacns wa beds for the same. Levied Ep0n as
:a PROPERTY o. o. White Co. satisfy tlea5ore named
execution AGi costs.
Gro. n. swEARINGEN, Sheriff.
skerfT-s cfice Eov. 2Ist. lst2-
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1862-12-06
Law OFFICE AND MILITARY
q OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
J. . Brun,bs-e-h

WILL give particular attention to claims
and demands against Ia. Government, liz al
It's depar'ne ats, and particularly those grow
ing out OF the Present war-wiil obtain nack
pay arrears ana bounty money for those enti-
Tel under he late ac:s of Censress-wiI also
obtain pensions for widows or heirs of deceas-
Ell soldiers.
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CENTRALIA NURSERY
ADM ;strators. No,

AGm-sStrator 8. Notice.
EFT ER> OF Admin sratn mon the estate Of seupue,
IL srt late q. The Coas;y Of Nar.nssi de easei haze
iscn 70 he ui'derssnsd by the Judge Of the Pro
bzs. in and E the Counsy ars. IL and Sta.e o.
kanszs. datei the 18th day o: OrtBbes, lssz:
All persons hassas claims against the sakiestaa
eIred u sxe;b the same fT allowance 20 me unersyn-
ed within ere yea fo:nthe date o.the Is RE sad
letter or they nssy o. prscaied from any @
tate snsa ssins ae net exhibited w.sa - -
years r0m tae date .. IN Item Ia shall be f.eye. 90
barred EPHRAIM LEWI2
Administrator Of Samuel Smith dee
AarysQille Nov. II, 1884 ~
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NOTICE, NOTICE.

= Notice Is hereby given, tha. from and after
This date. all persons running accounts at my
store and allowing the same t. remain unset
tied for sixty DAYS from the time Of contract,
will be charged 70 per cent upon the same. A.
so all persons having onset I'd accounts stand
ing on my books are requested to call and settle
the came on er before the first day of January,
T. D. 1853, to svoid the addition Of twenty Der
cent and costs. JOSEPH SAMUEIS.
Isrysyille, Ks, Dec. 9, 1S62. Az
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1862-12-06

J. n. Morris, Banker Of this city. took
sut tie frst Bankers and Brokers' license
issued il this State. paying therefor ole
hundred and fifty dollars Bulistin.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-11-04
GENERAL NEWS,

phant Hannibal, belonging to ar .AmDure's
menagerie, treated himself &C q @epaet vhich
cost over eighty dollars i candy oe2lar had
stocked his wagon with supply Of }e]icacies
and had gone to the hotel stable: To- his horse
when Hannibal broke loose from rs fss,enings.
smashed the wagon to flinders, a:.5& 'gobbleG"
down in a few moments siz thousand girgeg
bread cakes, seventy pounds Ct assorted 2aldy,
and forty pounds Of French .ieses
Many persons left the 2p:soop&! Churches
of Baltimore, On Sunday, Oh. account OF the
reading Of the Bishops pastoral letter Dr..
Hawks, of New York, now rector of Christ
Church in that city, did not read the letter.
He had an overhowing congregation This is
SAID to be an exaggerated item
Gov Curtin, Of Pa, is in Washington.
Lieut. Nehemiah Walton, Of the Indiana
volunteers, has been dismissed the service Of
the T. S., by court martial for violation Of
the sd article Of war.
The lase seen of the steamer + ;a5al>,G !72G on
the 29th ult 90 clock il t;aa evening. i sii~
tuGe 80 deg, longitude SO deg 55iae zss seer
ING northwest under a full heac OF G::e2z mt
sails spread The wind was south.
Vera Cruz oates Of the 10th ul:., 2tts:c >'aa
most of +re French troops arrived 2aC gore %
Orizaba. The gunboat Santiago :7s@ = "a
vana on the Goth last month coali2S
Theodore Dent, j. z. Bateman. {" r.
me-, 3. =. Montgomery, and D. --.a""a!e: we're
yesterday brought ap from lowel: h q ;'laHc5 onG
committed 20 the Old Capitol prison. &c )lj32-a2I2
of war
II 9 sror33 time TIE Potomac 45:l!'s. ri os
reinforced by number OF yec2el2.
On Saturday night the EreeDc2r rec
boat containing Elk negroes, near t-cu!s' JT2e','
or their way &c the Maryland 2:o1a, :72eio
they stated they were to obtain suo2lec:
A discussion took place al the JccI>e" .nstl'
tute, New York, on Saturday -ng:a5, oaE:'72r
George Francis Train and CassiCs T.. jisJ' d
tie slavery question-Alr !!.ra1:2 c91e3"c:1o nc.
Mr.. Clay opposing the inotitu*ic:. -'e >:sSS'S
continued three hours.
Gov. Vance, OF n. C, declines &c zc3e2S .
the proposition CT Gov. Stanley, &c: 81 ::iS*
view, 5uT says ne vii submit 2:5 1919, { -
Confederate Congress-
The Richmond Wig opposed =. Ger . :.
compromise, now.
The Waahingtoa 55jarsays abol;; 5vC1> Sc-''"
lescents from the camp nea1 Ale1anc:s't. *':'~
oeea sent up tS Gen Mcclellan arm
State and Congressional elections %aEs r;lS'7
Today in Nev York, Aassac:,rse::2 L''12''s'A
anG New Jersey.
4 good deal Of sickness s z1an!res'-sg '.S'>
al For: Roysi i;;st at nresent. ..:s l::s -I.1
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-11-04
ARMY OF THE POTOMAC.
CORRESPONDENTS of the Baltimore Americana

RER1JS. Nd. November 3-Harper's Fer
~. Berlin and Knoxville have returned almost
to a state of uuietude and desertion l speak,
of course, only comparatively, for the federa$s
have still at tt ese points, especially Harper
Ferry. a sufhciency of troops for their protec-
ton, whilst the multitude of teamsters, quar-
termasters' assistants and army followers, still
keen the floating population at respectable
figure. But the great army OF the Potomac IS
no longer here. By brigades, divisions and
army corps, it has within the last fortnight
passed over the Potomac and is now massed
on a line along the Blue Ridge to the Potomac,
and thanking the enemys position at Nlnches-
ter. Gen. Mcclellan followed the army on
Saturday, and his headquarters are to-day some
miles south of the Potomac. The probability
of important events following is easily under
stood.
The army of the Potomac, reinforced by the
divisions of Gems Sigel ard Sickles, moving
from the front Of Washington, now occupies
all the country east of the Blue Ridge Noun
tain, the right OF the line resting On Harper's
Ferry, and the left extending perhaps as tar as
the town Of Paris, on the upper road from AL
exandria to Winchester The centre is about
SnickeryiIle. with Suckers Cap in Federal
possession. The Confederate line is on the
south side of the Blue Ridge, with the Shen
andoah river Immediately in their front. Their
line probably extends from Front Koya! down
to Charlestovn with the great body OF their
troops massed between Beryvlle anG Vim
chester. The position will be easily understood
by reference to map of Virginia.
The great battle is rot looked for Immediate
", unless the Confederates bring it on oy some
sudden movement. The Federal army, as i
draws nearer to the enemy, must move slowly,
be kept well in hand, and be concentrated Gu
those positions where the burden Of the fight
ing will fall! This work iS now III progress, and
will occupy the next few days, perhaps the
next week. The army that has crossed tie
Potomac here. and been since increased by The
column moving south Of the rl7e1 from Wash
;ngton, is amply sufficient fer the work before
il. Its by far the largest army hat IA his war
has so far seen massed together. There Is now
no lack of numbers, and no holding back CT re-
Inducements.
The most important result OF ias5 WEEKS
skirmishcs was that which resulted II giving
the Federals possession Of Smoker Gap, tlrc'
which passes the Alexandria and Winchester
turnpike, the best road across the Blue Ridge.
[ learn that it was taken BY sudden and we'll
executed movement of Gen. Hancock 5 diyi-
sion, who drove the enemy's cavalry out 50
rapidly that they hardly knew how the opera
ton was performed until they found themselves
ousted. The Confederates attempted to bring
up achievements to repossess the Gap, but
they were too late. It is strong position ard
easily defensible from either side.
The skirmishing between the advance Of
Gems, Pleasantcn and Stoneman and the Con-
hndarote rear ouard during Friday Saturday
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-11-04

Gen. Banks is on visit to Boston.
Gold in New York, yesterday, 1909.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-11-04

TUESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 4.
Paris correspondents state that the Amerl-
can question was said to have formed an I'M
nortant part of the discussion at the late Min
isterial Council at St. Cloud. NJ. de Perslgny,
it is reported, pressed the claims OF the Con-
federate States to recognition, aud that the
Emperor overruled the portion OF the Ministry
favorable to immediate recognition, by express
ing his determination to await the lst OF Janu-
arv and the issue of President Lincoln's Pro-
clamation. Persigny is the earnest TREND OF
Mr.. Slidell, who continues to represent the IN
rerest Of the Southern States 10 Paris and to
urge their recognition as an independent ma
tiona1ity by every possible means. M. Thou
venel has been succeeded in the French Cabl-
net by Drouyu de Hugs, a friend OF the cause
of the =. S.
The Liverpool Mercury contains speech OF
Gov. Mcrehead, of Kentucky on the secession
of the Southern States, which he lately dellv-
oled in England, and in which he gives an H.
.eresting account OF ar interview De alic Mr..
~. G. Rives and Mr. G. y. Summers, anG
ether gentlemen, had with President Lincoln
previous to the breaking ovt o: the var, and
Jle conversation that then ensuet' IN che
course O. this, he says, Mr.. Rlves appealed
{ the President, il q, short address Of surpass-
:ng dignity and eloquence, not to resort 10 CO.
arcior against the seeding Statas. > IKE III
serview effected no change IL the Presidents
,ot:cy. who concerted it to be his duty tc use
ne military oowe7 against these States.
/. letter from Denton, Maryland, gives the
-efailj Of :, terrible tragedy enacted at that
place 3r Saturday last. i, :nulatto man, nam
e; i'm Wilson, :l2c, outraged an9 murdered
title daughter cf Mr. Dl1nmar, about IL
,ears Of age, residing near Rrig hton, Ii: CARO-
inc county, meeting he: il the woods or her
7ay from schcol. The perpetrstc- Of this tei-
.Sb,e outrage was arrested, confessed the deed,
s.rd committed to The Denton jail. The oeo-
lie OF the surrounding country hocked to the
own, broke oper tie jail, took cut the prison
II, hung him to tree, fired sixteen bullets II
% the body, dragged it through The streets zt-
:ached to the rope, cut it up, and burned Il.
In Dayton, Ohio, CO the p inst. sftei
the shooting of Nj. Rollmye1, Ky Mr. Brown,
i riot was raised, and an attempt made TO take
Brown out of jail by force. The rioters had
five swiyels The guns were captured by the
police and few shots were fired. -FOUR per-
sons were wounded, one severely At lC
c clock all was comparatively quiet, The may
Or early in the evening telegraphed to General
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-04-04
From Washington.

WASHINGTON. April 3.
Il is now conceded among the rebels that the
Nirsinia'troops are equal. ii not superior, to any
in tho army. notwithstanding tho trsg Of the
Southern tonfeaeracy chivalry. it is charged up
on them that they the frsI to break ranks
ard run at tho 'attle O. Bull Kan.
largo number Of dcsertions from the North
earolna ana georgia regiments reported to
haso taken place lasoly. The term cf the London
teeps expires on tho 23l "f April.
The steamer Ming Philip arrived from the low.
eriiser last night, bring hg up four refugees IRON
hichmoIa aui Ncstnoreiani county, Va who
caro- on from kinsale on saturday last They
state that the rebels are pressing every man be-
tween the a.c Of Is and f5 into Tho service, and
they have been closely hunted by the press
gang.
For 4 week two the rebels had mostly left
the neighborho,I Of London, but a fe~ squads Of
tn tir cav.fy roa,nei Though the country, tress-
ing Ito the service all able to bear arms
The usees also say tha. late secession papers
state that the Federal loss in the conflict with tho
ierrilnac was 800 men. Also tina: tho shots OF
INC Monitor had no moro effect on tho sides of til
MerriIGac than hail stones.
Tho Government having returned to their re.
spec:ive owners all the boats in the Chesapeake
ard Ohio claal, traie has already begun to Ic-
vivo.
O.r Joss III the cnragemcn: Of Saturday and
Sunday. tie ~ ani "a of March, was eG killed
AID ~ wcunaci .i.:y hnve .inco died.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-04-04
THE MARKETS.
DAILY REroRT,

OFFICE OF rHE DEMOCRAT AND NEWS,
Thursday Eve, April 3, 1852. I
Quotations remain unchanged.
FL0CR- $4.2oM4.5o. Shipments 100 brls.
wnEAr--Little doing. Quiet at '6Ols5c. Ship.
ments 500 bu.
BAzLEY.-Stcady at s7@4Oc. Shipments $50
bu.
CORN-Nominal at l41l6o.
OATs-Nominal at l2@14c. Shipments 1,e00
bu.
OaIoSs-ao03oc per bushel. Receipts 100 bu.
Shipments 254 bu.
MALr.-Shilmcnts $50 bu.
ERAN.-Shpments % tons.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-04-04
CAsn CAPITAL, Osz MILLION DoLLARs.
STATE or iowa, ADJrTASr CEskRALs ossics,}
Desmoine., March ~, 1862.
ARRANGEMENTS with Slea mbO0ts

ARRANGEMENTS with Steamboats,.
Capt. W. A. ". Gait oi the steamer Ad Hine,
has made arrangements With this Department to
convey al! sick wounded or di. abled, farloughed
and discharged soldiers At one half fare.
When i. is considered tha. the faro includes sub
siztcnce, this is yer, generous arrangement.
1t is hoped this Department will soon be able
to report further arrangements with other Steam
boat lines for the conveyance Of soldiers at re-
duced rates.
In order to prevent imposition on officers OF
Steamboats,, who may be disposed to EAakc as lib
eral arrangements as that above named, and IN
order that soldiers may receive the benefits Of tho
sane, officers aro requested, in granting furloughs
discharges to note the cause Of tho furIough or
discharge 1t the bottom thereof, and sign tho
same, as these arrangements are made for the oen-
eft Of the soldiers. The State has no pecutisry
interest in the matter The soldiers Of the cIasses
referred to, pay their own faro.
Soldiers sh ou!d present their farlongns u as
charges for examination at the Offices Of Clerks Of
Steamboats, in order to procure tickets as me 10
duced rates. ~ =
uh25I -
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-04-04

FIRST WARD MEEr1NG.-Jas. Cald.
we'll vss elected Chairman, and B. Kennedy,
Secretary. s. G. Mitchell and Geo. Alermsn
were put in nomination for Alderman. On
the first ballot 8. g. Mitchell received "A, and
G.. Al, rmau 8 votes. Mr.. Nitcheli's nomina.
tion vas then made unanimous
On motion. B. H. Moes, Philip Forker. B.
Kennedy, Dennis McGrath and 3. Heinz, we're
chosen as . Ward Committee.
i. KENNEDY. Secretary.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-04-04
Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, April 2.
FLouR.-Market heavy and inactive. Quoted
at from $3.62Q139e.
WREAT.-Market closed easier. Sales tSlL@
TXc.
bAoLtr.-Stcady. Sales At 80 va sec on track.
CoRN.-Dull and nominal. Sales At 2o42lc.
RYE.--40c in store.
BUrrER.--Steady at SGl2lz
BEEF CATTLE Firm, with GALES Mt $270M
800
HIDRs. Market steady. Green Country, 5l
"a; Green sa,ed, 6@s1. /; Dry Sailed, ella@
l2c Dry Flint, l3ell4c.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-04-04
From New York.
Nrw Yovk, April 8.

licr4;'s STecal.
Itis rumorci here to-day that the rebels Cab
met has dce.dcd to burn Richmond On tho ap-
proach Of TIE Union ,,otrs.
business was Eevc. - brick On tho Grange and
Alexandria = Rail- Dad.
Since the ai1air in ths Sickles trigAlc, where
Iaster shot his servant, Gen. Ho,i.. Las lo,,-
tveiy refused passes 70 20 in;o the mps Of his
divis.on lii scat,h Of c,atra 6nnds.
L,s J + ila and " hcGunGcglo have been or
1ered to re.of: to flag officer footc.
The number Of sick soldiers in the gevcfLmen.
hospital ia tA distrc at the last weekly report
wss ia, and Of these .3j are from New lo:k
regiments.
Slight skirni. hing continues to be tho order af
the day alien. our front, eacE army lying in SIGHT
OF each ether.
Yesterday Col. Young eaptn1ed n number oc
rebels after spirited skira:sA, in which several
Of tho eLeny were ki!.eu.
The com. ietcn of tie railroad 70 within tho
irrGediito nei,htoIhood Of the advance, places
llany IF cur forces .n much more advantageous
position, and viii doubtless greatly accelerate the
movements o. our a4vancIDg forces.
>.Se
WiseH1sTER, April z.
Th, rebels when ictnain. yesterday nj tempt
Cd to burn the bridge over tho creek near Narrow
Passage, bu: it was extinguished.
The magnificent bridge 100 feet high ever tho
sane stream was burned hy Jackson when re-
treating from Gen Sh heds.
Some of Ashby's scouts returned 20 head quar-
tcrs this morning, who had advanced 70 the high
wooden bridge on tho opposite side Of Stony
Creek, beyond Edinburg. They were fred upon
by the 29ta Pcnns ylyania, when Ashby unmarked
guns and threw several shells into tho camp.
He subsequently re!reaied upder the fire Of
guns. During tue day several attempts at bridge
burning made by the rebels but xithou. sue
cess.
A !a:e Intercepted letter from rebel line officer
speaks significantly Of tho anticipated open re-
bs.ion in Maryiant, but this is regarded as ono
Of the means resor.ed TO by secession leaders TO
dupe their followers.
Ashby's artillery was reinforced to-day BY two
more heavy guns with which he practiccd IN
us at long Iange.
Gen. Eanks IS here and Shields at Strasbury.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-04-04
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new YORK, April ).
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S3.l5W520 Super Western S:,25N 90 common
TO medium Extra Western IS 565l5.7O chipping
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tied supply.
Cork Market firmer. 5o@Goc Mixed Western
in store and delivered.
KYE--Quies; s3Ql-5c
BARLEY-Qaiet 100 S6:.
BEEY.-Stoady.
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