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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-01-08
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| Mr. julius Schulzc, sadder aud harness
maker. have been left with me for settlement
All those indebted to him are notified to make
mmcd late payment, or cost Wall be made.
HENRY F!SCHEL, Justice Of the Peace.
Rock Island, Dec o, 1861.
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Atwood
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F j. UNDERWOOD. Rock Island,
l.. I. BAKER, Hampton,
y. ". GOULD, Moline.
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-04-01
LATEST NEWS
BY TELEGRAPH.
THE WAR NEWS.
SOUTHSaN NEWS
AFTERNOON DISPATCHES.
From Ninciie ster.

WINCHESTER, March so.
he following wounded died yesterday and to-
day and were buried Michael Martin, s7th Ohio;
Geo. Gardiner, li,h Indiana; Jacob Wolf, 9th
ono; Unknown, 29th Ohio; VIM. Whitucy. 18th
lniiasa: Isaac jackson, 9th Ohio. Died Of fever
"A. l.. Brown, Sth Ohio, and one unknown: an
other unknown, on his clothes were marked the
Initials I. 4. W; Wallace Colburn, 7th Ohio E.
N. Bruce, .n OHIO, his body has been delivered
to his friends.
Previous To the foregoing, our loss stsod as fol-
lows: killed and died OF Moutds To-, wounded
Al, missing a. Only few OF the reports Of tie
detailed rcsiments have been received, owing to
the distance ana scattered position Of the regi-
ments. Three or four days will elapse before the
iull list CT names can be received. The wou nded
are now contained 10 two hospitals, AID are under
the Immediate charge Of Dr.. &. Bryant, medical
director Of th division Of Gen. Shields.
About $50 sick and wounded prisoners have
been sent to Frederick. Sixty wounded rebel
soldiers have been taken from tue hospital and
placed in the houses of their friends on their pa
role, to report on their recovery to the nearest
commanding stfcer. Our wounded are reported
as generally doing we'll. They namber here about
Tia ee hundred.
The statement in the newspapers that Major
Perkins, on the staff Of Major General Banks, vas
instrumental! in planning tho battle, is contradc.
ted, although his presea,e aud advice were Of
service 70 Col. kimbal!, who mmands the aold
under directions from Gen. Shields.
Medical Director King Of the medical corps,
AMI Surgeon Jackson Of the 29th Pennsylvania.
who were present as volunteers, rendered ef!i3ient
aid in clearing the field Of the wounded
Gustav"s Arnheim, Of the Zouaves U'AfTriauc.
acted az al.
Col. Haurn, Chief Of Shields artillery, was se-
vsrcy wounded in .he leg.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-04-01
From st. Louis.

Sr. LOUIS, March 81.
Dispatches received at headquarters say that
on tho night OF the 10Th, between i've and eight
hundred rebels attacked four c9mranies os State
militia at liumousvil!e, Polk county and after a
sharp fight they were defeated With q loss Of fif-
teen killed and largo number wouEded. Tho
fodaraa had several wounded bat none Killed
Nothing important from tho Tennessee river
II IS not expected that active operations will COM
!ue,ce TIL the arrival OF Bue.Is army, un,ts, our
forces are attacked by Beau.egard.
InforIna ion has been received at headquarters
that detach nent of tho LIST ILLINOIS Cavalry un-
der Capt. Thompson, overlook guerrilla land,
under Col Parker, on tho night If the % abou.
% miles west Of Warrcn5urg.
Fifteen rebels we;c killed, and % taken yrisen-
ers. Among tho latter is Col. Parker ana Capt.
Walton.
Our loss was two killed anl several wounded.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-04-01
From Cairo.

CAIRO, March 81.
Scattered portions Of the infantry and cavalry
had been collected together, and are lowering
about Columbus, Hickman and Cape Girardcau
Preparations are being made to meet these
guerrilla bands and beat them back 1t once.
About 2, $50 bushels Of upland cotton seed are
on the way to Washington and Northern points,
for free distribution. The agents Of the Govern
ment are having unexpected success in tho col
lection Of seed.
The lates. information from Grants column puts
tho enemys present strength tCorinth At 16o, 900
and this force Is being increased - rapidly a. i'm
prtssment and their means Of transportation will
admit.
Since the murder ef Jceb yesterday the COM
manding general Of this post has issued orders &
the arrest OF al liquor deslers and the destruct On
Of their stocks, and the breaking Of all gamblinq
saloons. .s ~
Nonsws from below that can b sent 70 you.
The river il falling. T
There Is nothing new from below. TIE troop,
q Pitts ase paid -. sHa# .Tesa se I'LL
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-04-01
THE MARKETS.
CFFicg cr The DEMOCRAT AND NEWS, |
Monday Eve, biarch 70, 1862.
DAILY REPORT.

CFFicg CE TIE DEMOCRAT AND NEWS,
Monday Eve, March ~, 1862. !
There has been little grain in marke. to-day,
and quotations unchanged.
tLOuH-- 81 2oG4.50.
WuEA,--lit.lo doing. Quiet at s0065c. Ship
meEts 500 bu.
BARLEY Steady at 27g40c. Shipments 1850
bu.
CoRN-Nominal at !. glGc. Receipts l,09O b..
OArs-Nominal at l2914c. Shipments 80
bu.
OaIoNs-2o@ sec per bushel. Receipts Az ba.
go bu.
BRAN.-Shipn'enis 20 tors.
BAcoS.-Shirncnts 20 hog sheals anu 100 bar.
rels.
PLows. shipments 25.
Hay Prairie 81:
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-04-01
From Washin.tOn.

WAsHINGToS, March 81.
The gun-boat bienviiIe arrived at tho Navy
Yard wharf this morning. having left ST. Angus
tine on the 25.h. She brings the bodies OF Capt
Buid, Of the Penguin. ard Capt Matthews, who
were both killed at Mosquito Inlet. When the
Bienvlc left, the genera! imprts ion was Il o Il
people Of Florida were rousns to ;heir loyalty
and tho rebel troops had either all left, or were
making their way into other Southern States
Ihe only ~ &C where any formidable opposition
70 the Federal troops was maae, was at Mosquito
lniet, and that ouiy on the small boats from Tho
Penguin a1d lenry Andrew, eight Of cur a
were killed and wounded. The loss on the re bel
side Is not ascertain-i.
1t has already been stated that he Secretary Of
the treasury mas Issued instructions TO the Trca-
ury Agents. Collectors AMI Sury eyo,s On the Ohio
ana mississippi rivers, dispensing with applica-
tions te the Secretary, fer licenses to trade, and
authorizing the shipment Of all goods no, intend.
cd Tor aid to rebellion, to all places occupied by
our forces in the valley States. The Secretary in
his recent letter OF instructions, says: "You will
hereafter cease collecting any per centage or fees,
or permitting the transport or exchange Of rner-
chand'ze between the citizens 0f the loyal States
and the loyal citizens Of insurrcctionary portions
OK the kcountry occupied or ntroilcd by the
forces OF the United States, other than tho
suai charge OF ~ cents lor each permit granted,
OF you will make no charge for permits for mcr-
chandise forwarded from any place in a loyal
State to another in the same other like State,
ner exercise any supervision over the trade OF such
states, except such may be necessary to pro-
vent supPi.s Of any description frem being fur
n'shed to tho insurgents. 1t is Furthermore di-
rected that no permits be gyant.d for any rroices
forbidden by the military auth critics to be trans
ported into any Territory occupied by the forces
of the u. s."
l.. e. Baker, for some time connected with the
interests Of the Government, to-day appoint
ed 6y tho War Department special agent 10 take
charge OF all abandoned rcoel property.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-04-01

Best A No. l keroseue oil, 40 cents
gallon; rye for co.es, ) cents quart; fresh
stock 0! garden AID field seeds received with.
IN week FIVE bars soap for % n:s; one
pound mould candles for 10 cents twenty
1--we god cigars for % cents, or 81 for five
boxes Of twenty tive each fresh stock Of
candy, 20 cents pound best French mixed
candy. 30 cents pound pure wines and
liquors Tor II edcal purposes 20 cents for the
best star candies. at the great cheap grocery
Hswkeye. corner Third and Brady streets
which is the cheapest store ia Scott county.
Give him call, and our word for it, You will
be satisfied.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-04-01
SABBATH SCnooL CELEBRATIoS.-Tk

SABBATH School LCELEBRATIoS.-The
members Of the East Davenport Sunday School
". l.. Carroll Superintendent, had very
pleasant aid happy meeting at the School
House in East Davenport, Gu Sunday last. The
children were addressed ty the Rev. I. n.
Butterfed, VIM. Gray and othere, in very
appropriate manner. Master George squires
on behalf of the school, presented to Mr..
Charles H. Kent, their teacher o. vocal music
very handsome edition Of the Bible. The
school 10 in . fourishipg condition,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-04-01
RIVER ITEMS.

Sunday, March 80.
ARRIVED.
HAwKEyE, Hight, 81. Loui..
Monday. March 81.
BILL HENDERSON Rhodes, st. Louis.
AD HISE, Gait.
BAwkEYE, Hight, Dubuque.
Monday.
FRED oEsNz, Mason, Pit.sburg.
BILL HENDERSON, Rhodes, Dubuque.
The Northerner, CAPT. Afford, will depart for
dubuque and way points this morning. Passen-
gers and shippers should remember this.
The Northern Line packet uawkeye will depart
Tor st. Louis and intermediate points this morn
ing.
The Ad Hine, Capt. Gait, will aepar. for Du-
buqus and intermediate landings at o'clock this
morning. The Ad has been undergoing thorough
rehtting and painting during the past Winter,
and 1t rea"y to onter upon the duties Of her trade
as good as new. 10 Robinson agent at this point.
TICKET Aaxsr.-We are happy to state tha t
ourfnend Frank Watson has been appointed tick.
ct agent for the Northern Line packets, and has
opened his ofEce ct tnc same old place on the
leyee, where he will be on hand during tie sea-
son.
We are pleased 10 learn that our young friend,
10. Robinson, has secured the agency 70. the
daily line Of packets which will run between this
point and keokuk the co ling season 10. is well
verscd in stcamboating, and will promptly attend
to all business trusted in his charge. No better
selection could have been made.
FIGnr.-The Fred Loronz employed some
hand 10 work on the levee on Satur lay, and some
Misunderstanding arising between them and the
mate, fight WIS the consequence. The party
who got thrashel prosecuted the mate, and hc
wa G1ed five dollars. Thus the .isatie opens.
The tiss boa. introduces the first fight we have
.dfor l5ng selson. Didn't We say that the ar
r;val,f The ooa ing eaan would make things
moro a:.yc.
Tho,vey IS rising At .ha rate s'x inches in 2.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-04-01
Neyy ! .fk Market.

New .fk Market.
new YoKE, March 81.
FLoUE-Market firmcr. Prices favor buyers.
S5.25@5.3o Super State; s5.55Qa5 so Extra State; !;
S525A5.:0 Super Western, S540G5 60 common
to medium Extra Western; $5l0G5.75 shipping
brands X Ii o.
WHsAT--Market rather moro steady and bat
little doing.
CoaN-Market quiet. $4,000 Mixed Western
in store and delivered.
RYE--Quiet; S3Ms5c
BARLEY--Dul; 7s0S6:.
BEEF.-Steady.
PoKK-Unchanged. Si3.25 Gl3 so.
WUIsKY.-24Q125c.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-04-01
Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, March 90.
FLouR-- Market heavy and inactive. Quoted
at from S3Ge04 %.
WREAT.-s Market closed quiet. Sales at 71H@
Zoe.
BAOLt1.-SteaJy. Sales at - i q sc or track.
CoRN.--Duil and nominal. Sales at % G2lo.
RYE.--40c IN store.
LUTrER. Steady at Ss12I
BEEF CATTLE Firm, with sales a. .S2.7Q@
800
51z Green Sultci, 6G5K Dry Sailed, 91z@
lie Dry Flint, l3Wl4c.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-04-01
For Sale.

vrHE BALANCE OF TIE LIQUORS REMAIN
/ ing IL the Store known as the Cansda Aiqucr
Store, will be --Es6sf /. 80
- OLD a n Cc9 - :
Inducements will be offered to persens wishing to
purchase. Store three deQs below the 6tats Bank,
on Main street. r.
April 1st. 1862. ld1w
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-04-01

oeoenon cavalry are securing tho country
aIcng the Tennessee river, pressing the iuhah;.
tants into the rebel service.
military Coloae! VINO raised a regiment IN
Ger Harris proeiamation refused to take the f.la.
No He says ne can easily raise 600 men for the
Union army. 4o' 80
Secession cavalry have also been seen back .f
Columbus. oa1A -
The river is now falling fas;. The weather is
cloudy and warm.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-04-01
TATE or IOWA, ADJrTASr GENERALS OFrIcE,l
Desmoincs, March "a, 1862.
Arrangen,ents with Steamboat

y ~
Desmoine., March "a, 1862. !
Arrangements with Steam boats.
Capt. W. A. W. Gait. of tic steamer Ad Hire,
has made arrangements with this Department to
convey all sick wounded or disabled, furoughed
and discharged soldiers at one half fare
When it is considered tina: the fare includes su.-
sistence, this is very generous arrangement.
It 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 os disposed to makc as lib
eral arrangements as that above named, and in
order that soldiers may receive the benefits Of the
same, officers arc requested, in granting furloashs
or discharges, tc note the Of the furlouek o.
discharge at the bottom thereof, ard sign the
same, as these arrangements are made for the ben
eft Of the soldiers. The State has no pecu. iary
interest in the matter. The soldiers Of the casses
referred to, pay their Own fare.
Soldiers should present their furIoughs or dis
charges for exan.ination 1T the Offices Of Clerks OF
Steamboats, in cider to procure tickets at The re-
duced rates. N. b. BAKER,
nh23 Adj't Gen1 Of Iowa.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-04-01

DEAocRA1s, attend to your Ward
mse'ings promptly, and have your delegates
on the spo. on Wednesday afternoon. There
is but little time lef', but enough if each one
attends t. his iu.y.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-04-01
CLAIitVOYANCE.

NIR AND MRS. T. 5. PRICE, HYDRO
MI eclectic and clairyoyaat physicians. Mrs.
Price will pay special attention to the practice of
Obstetrics and hean; diseases peculiar to her
sex.
OFFICE HoyRs-9a m. to p. m. Office and
resiiense, LeCaire House. Reception room be-
tween Main I'D ladies entrance, Second street.
Davenp rt, Iowa.
Tfebl7-aly1
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-04-01

PERsoSAL.-We were honored yes
terday with cali from Col. Barnes of the 3lst
Illinois Infantry. This gentleman, it will he
remembered. vas editor of the Rock Is,aLd
heg,s.er, and laet summer raised cornp o. Y
for the war. Since then be has gradu "
risen until he is now Lieut.. Col Of the 37tb,
and is the commanding officer. He was at
the battle Of Pea Ridge, where his comms nd
fought bravely. The labor. OF the can,paign
have somewhat impaired his health, end he
comes home TO recuperate. He has 10 idea
that Pri vii seek another battle with Ger.
Curtis command ct present, though it is
quite ikely that our troops will soon start
on: in rars-it of Price, and fgh. their way
through TO the Mississippi river via Fort
Saith aud L.ile r ok.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-04-01
From Fort Monroe.

FoRr MONROE, March 90.
Tho weather hore to-day is unpleasant and
rainy.
Tie King Phillip arrived from Washington this
p. NJ, with Vice President Hanlin on board Tho
Senate Committee on Naval Affairs ind sevc al
other Senators, Representatives Gnd invited guests
were Of the party. They will return tomorrow.
There H., new,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-04-01

DEMOCRATS, attend to your Ward
nominations. Nominate good men, and then
turn out and elect. Only five days to attend
TO it in. Time enough The world was made
10 seven.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-04-01

THAEKs.- Oar friend Mr.. John Booth,
will please accept our thanks for brace OF
fine ducks which. after discussing. We tro-
uoaDce fret rate. John will have something
iIteres.;ng to communicate to cur citizens H.
a fs " daye.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-04-01

RATHER RicH.-We call the particu-
lar attention Of the lovers of q good Joke to
TIE article on the eighth column Of the second
page Of this paper. Laugh and grow fat.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-04-01

LIE CLAIRE Folks Call at Burnett's
and You will be sure to find a complete stock
Of family groceries-nice and fresh and if you
are sick call there for medicines Patronize
happy. Them's cur sentiments.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-04-01

STATE WARsANTs.--Thc highest price
paid for State. County, City ard school 3Tir.
rants, by A. CoEBrS
mcE3ldlw Room No. !, Nickoll's Block.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-04-01
Attendance Of Poo.

THE DIRECTORS OF THE POOROF SCOTT
!. county will receive sealed proposals. to he left
at the Court House With the Clerk OF the Board ii
supervisors, until Tue day, the lst day Il .apr.l
at 2 o'clock, Is follows:
LIST. For medical attendance at the Poor House,
(medicine incudel,) IRON Apil lst, ls5l, until
April lst, 1868 the House to he visited at least
twice week, and as much of.ener as the condi-
tion of patients may require and the compensa.
,ion to be orders on the County Treasury quarter
Iy.
I'd. For medical attendance Of Poor within the
limits Of the City of Davenport, medicine IL
ciuded, for the period Of time above indicated
and with the same stipulation as to compensation
Bids received for both Or separately.
THOS. X. FLUKE,)
HENRY @. NEAL Directors.
JOHN BECNTEL,
mh26
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-04-01

APPLES Starr has fifty barrels Of
choce Jenl citing APPLES the only article of
buy cheap.