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Brig Neptune Meek Neghar Gloucester 80 days in bal
last 70 Win Salem Co. Had bad weather during the
passage.
Brig (No) Christophersen Nantes, 10 days, In
ballast. TO Funch, Meincke Wendt. /,
Brig Por Bender 81 Ubes 80 days. with salt 10
Hagemeyer Brnnn.
rig King Brothers r) Laraway Port Prince, Jan ls
with coffee 10 Murray Jr Jan 90 At lnagua saw brig
Duliman of Bremen bound through the Passage.
schr Alma (Br of Parrsborol Ederkin, Aux Cayes Jap
l6 with loQwood to Wesford, Napier Rankin.
Schr q Fantauzzi, Wooster, Eastport
Schr Hyepa. Portland
Schr q A Stetson, Rich, Provincetown, days.
sehr Howard, Baker, Boston days.
Steamer Falcon williams Providence.
BELOW.
Brig Judith somes, from Cardenas-By pilot boat Wash
ington, No4
SAILED.
3d-Seamship Atlantic Port Royal, SC barks Alice Tant
er Maamoros; Atlantic (Bremen) Baltimore; brig sprite,
Hong Kong.
Wind at sunset NV, light
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Also Children Teething-It will all soreness in
one hours time II viii also SORE THROAT with one
applications II is entirely free from all poisonous
substances, and perfectly safe 10 upon infant
For sale by all druggs and wholesale by CONRAD FOX,
No. 81 Barclay street, New York.
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Assembly.

ALBANY, Feb. 4, 1862.
The Assembly occupied this forenoon in consider
ing Bills In Committee Of the Dhole.
The bill to amend the general Fire Insurance law as
passed by the Senate ordered toa third reading
Several other bills, Of local interest only were also
acted upon
The New York herald., 1862-02-05

B-Be you purchase your first box Of Pills one
Of The above places. Orders by mail prompy attended to-
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-01-30
'HRUSTEE'S SALE.-Whereas, on the 3Gtl

I~RUSTEE'S SALE.-Whereas, on the Seth
L day OF June. A. d., 1850, William J. HalIen-
bach executed unto Au,tin Corbin as Trustee, a
certain Deed of Trust, conveying to said Trustee
the land la Scott countv, Iowa, describen as fol
lows, to-wit: Tue north half Of the north west
quarter of section No. thirty {3D. and the west
halt OF the south west qua, ter OF section No.
nineteen W all in towmaip No. eighty tso,)
north OF range No. ono q, east Of the 9TH L. NJ
Said deed o. Trust is recorded in book" s." OF
mortgages. page 4s1, Scott county Iowa, records
lar description Of security and Indebtedness !;
which said conveyance wa, made by the said Hal +
lenback, for the pucpo,e Of securing the payment
of certain promssory notes and the interest th
on, signed by said Hailenbach, with others, d. ted
the 3uth day Of June, A. ID, lo6o, and one of
which was for the sum of seventy five dollars, due
In eighteen months ter date, to order ot Lewis
Perry. with exchange on New York City, ant with
interest after due at ten per cent
And now, said described note having become
due and payable, and tae said Hallenbach
having failed to pay the same, |, Austin
Corbin. Trustee rs aforesaid, do hereby give
this public notice, that by virtue Of the 1ower
which Is in me vested by said Deed Of Trust, / will
on Saturday, the lst day OF March, a. ID. 1862, at
the hour of nine oclock in the forenoon Of said day.
at the Court House door ia the city Of Davenport
pose and offer tor sale, ut Public Auction, tor cas- h.
thu parcels uf land above described, or SO much
thereof as shall be sufficient to satisfy and pay the
amount of said note, with Others nLw
duo, with the interest thereon to the
day OF sale, together with all the costs and
expenses attending said sale, costs OF this notice
and Trustees fees.
Dated the 2Sth day Of January, A. D., 1862.
AUSTIN CORBIN,
ja29-dtsl Trustee.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-01-30
NIGHT DISPATCHES.
Missouri News.

RoLLA, Mo-, Jan. q.
gentleman who loft bis hsms in Green coun-
v'a rev m'ies from Springfield, on Wednesday.
.'I1 W mere Yesterday. lie says there arc no en-
u.nenth's ,'..I oen8 built At Springfield, and but
little uneasnsss is manifested by Psico or hi. of
cers.
There Is . general cry Ter endorsements. and
the rebels say they are their way, but their ao-
counts do not sxrec ~ 70 the number.
lie met large number Of Federal troops at Leb-
anon, and our pickcts veto out several miles be-
yond that place.
sAirmish had taken place near Lebanon on
the entrance Of cur troops and rebel captain was
kiiied and several men taken prisoners.
"vesnment teams are constantly moving west
ward. hut the roads are almost impossible. ~ ine
btho dsl IA Of tho mud.
- OTrsRvILLs, Jan. 70.
The movement foreshadowcl by the prepars-
tions OF the past week has taken pace.
One division under command Of Goo jeff Ds.
Wis. has already taken up its march fer the
South. They left Versailles yesterday morning.
Thor dostin 'tion is supposed to bc Springfield.
nne division consists Of 6vc regiments.
The sth and I'D Indiana, tho 37th Illinois and
the 9th Missouri. accompanied by two batteries
OF six pieces and three ccmpaniss Of cavalry.
under command of Major Hubbard. From the
skill and energy Of Gen. Davis, important rc-
suits are confidently predictei.
The next division under Gen. Turner, il expect
cd to leave to morrow or riday. They will prob
ably cross on parallel and Ii owe in estero limo
Ems'aries Il ON Price, bearing printed commits
slans signed by him, are busily recruiting through
all this section. A nambor have been captured \ I'd
They arc authorized to enlist Tor three to twelve
months, or during the war.
There are about fifty pri soners here all ing the
order Of the Provost Marshal.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-01-30
From Yesterdays Mail Edition.
From Cairo.

1AIRD, Jan. Z5.
Later reports from the Birds Point Expedition
department, s.y that ol. Wallace with force Of
infantry lett BE trand yesterday morning, for
sykesf.n, to cut off tho retreat Of JEFF Thonp-
500, who was ut the latest accounts 10 the SOutn-
west oil Commerce, making for Hunters Farm,
closely pursued by force from Cape 6i0srdesu.
Ihe Bird's Point troops when heard from
last, within three miles Of Thompson, and had
occupied al tho roads by which TO could
escape, but fight had yet occurred. If the
report proves correct Thompson is hemm0i in
or surrounded, and must either fight, surrender,
or like Humphrey Marshall, disband and scatter
In confusion.
There has been considerable loss in horse ssh
sustained by The citizens living 10 the vicinity Of
Commerce, Mo, by this Thompson and his ruffnns.
II Is hoped tina, the report OF his being surround
ed my provo true, and that an end may be put to
their lives and contributions forced from those
fortunate citizens
Tho gun boat Tyler went up tho Nifsis.ippi
river yesterday rs far a. Goose Island, 10 convey
transports.
Gen. Grant returned from st. Louis th il morn
ing:
The river still continues 70 riso slowly. The
weather is somewhat milder.
Tho 18th Iowa, Col Wood, arrived here to-day
frsm Benton Barracks.
LArEK, 8 r. M-5ince Sunday my last dis
patch Of their winning portion Il Gen kaine's
advance returned and report the whole force re-
turning, and as far be aacer ainek very lii.
tie, if indeed anything has bsen accomplished.
II will be impossible TO ascertain any thing def
mite regarjir the operations Of the expedition in
time TO telegraph to night. II seems, however,
that tho people Of Commerce were badly scared
and greatly exaggerated the maraudin1 force
which appeared there.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-01-30
LATEST NEWS
By TELEGRAPH.
Rebel Account Of the Mill
Spring Engagement.
ANTICIPATED ATTACKS ON NEW.
BERN AND PARIS.
Important fr0as California.
MORE SKIRMlSRING IN MARYLAND.
Msvenents Of Barnsido's L xpeditloD.
JEFF. Thompson Surrounded.
AFTERNOON DISPATCHES.
XXAVlI CONGRESS. SESSION

WASHINGTON, ,an. %.
SEHArE-M.. Trumbull mod fed the amend
ment 20 IS to con6ne the appropriation bill to snv
state or Dis'r ct in which the laws are opposed cr
the execution thereof obstrncted by insur gents or
rebels against the United sta es, TOO powerful 70
DO sup Iossed by the ordinary course Of Judicial
proceedings, which was agreed to. Yeas ~ nays
u. The bill was then passed. Yeas %; !; navs IL.
as follows: Measrs. browning, Conway. Davis,
Fessenden. Foster, Grimes, Harris, McDougall,
Powcli, Trumbull, Salisbury and " illey.
Adjourned.
HousE.-The House pas sod the legislative, Ex-
ecutive and judicial appropriation bill. Among
the provisions are the following, Lamely- that
nothing in the act shall prevent. hereafter, a re-
ductlon of salaries, and mileage now due by law
shall be paid as soon as certified by the presiding
ohlcer o. each House, but there shall be no Gen.
struction tor mileage beyond what is allowed BY
law, namely mileage for each regular session only
The bill makes appropriations merely for objects
authorized by existing statue.
Mr.. LovejOy, from tho Committee on Agricul-
,ure, TcTortea bill approprating three thou. .and
dollars TO be expended under the direction Of the
Secretary Of the Interior, for purchasing upland
cotton seed, for general distribution through the
Patent Office. Passed.
The House passed the bill, providing in oil ca seq,
that where volunteer regiment has been or sh ali
be raised to the minimum standard, the Coluuels
AID other field officers who shall have been COM
missioned as such, shall be entitled to receive the
pay and allowances established by law tor their
respective grades from the time they we're sever
ally author zed in writing by the President, Sec
retary Of War and Governor Of their State, to
raise such regiment, provided however, that in no
case snail such 3pay late back more than two
months prior to such regiment being raised to tho
ninimum sta.dard. 1ht provisions Of the bill
arc also to apply to Captain excepting their pay
shan extend back only two months.
Mr.. Blair. Of Mo-, urged the passage Of the Sem
ate bill authorizing the President in certain cases
to take possession OF railroads ar tele ph lines
when ia bis judgment the public safety may re-
quire it.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-01-30

building q vault. which vss laid over until
the June session OF the Board.
Mr Fiuke offered the following. which wai
adopted:
ktsoired. That hereafter the Board allow the
Dis fict Attorney or his Deputy, any fee Tor
attending to criminal casss before any Justice
Of the Peace.
Mr.. Shaw vas called to the chair, and Mr.
Eils moved that the folio wing resolution be
rescinded
Resolvsd That the Chsirman and Clerk Of
this Board. during the recess Of this Board, in
cases requiring Immediate attention. shall be
authorized to exercise sll the covers Of the
Board relative thereto. provided, however.
that they shall report their doings to the
B ard At their next session. for their action
| thereon.
! Adorted
Mr.. Elis offered the following, which was
adopted:
| Resotued, That the Clerk Of tbis Board be
| and he is hereby authorized, to draw warrs ITS
during the vacation of the Board for the fol-
lowing purposes, sui j-ct. nevertheless. 10 the
| examination and approval of the Board at
| their regular session. viz:
]. All claims tor supplies, DC. provided on
account Of the poor, when properly audited by
| the Directors OF the Poor
2 All claims for fees If witnesses for attend.
Ahce upon the Grand Jury.
Such sa ares OF the county officers and
their deputies as have been prescribed by law
or order of this Board
Aud furth-r, that no claims shall be allow ed
nnder the above regulation. unless sworn to
by the claimant.
Mr.. Earh.rt offered the following. the con.
| alteration Of which was postponed until other
bridge mstters came up
Resotud Ths, an appropriation Of S35 be
made out OF the bridge tund to furnish h~ ina.
,erlal for bridge al or in Valley City in
Peasant Valley Township. and on the Dayen-
port and lie Claire Road.
That portion of the report of Committee on
Finance as relates to the bin OF J J Humph-
rey.for feeding grand jurore, was taken up, and
the bill ordered paid
Mr. Ross offered the following, on which the
ayes and noes were called:
Kesoivrd. That the Board Of Supervisors will
not allow aud pay any more claims for ice out
1.-THE county treasury.
Ay.s-Carrenter, Coleman. Earhart. Muir
ray. Pinneo. Quinn. Ross and Snyder-s.
Nays-EIls, Fluke. Frost, Mathews and
Shnw-5
Mr.. Rose offered the following. which wa.
p ~tponed until the rest Of the bridge cases
came up.
Resoir'd That the sum Of $50 be anpropris.
ted out ot the Bridge Fu' d tor the purpose Of
bull ing and repairing bridges in Hickory
Grove Towuship
MIR Qlinn offered q resolution Of the same
nature a. the above. asking for the came
amount OF money fer the same purpose. Same
disposition az above
Mr.. Ellis offered the following which was
adopted:
RESOLVED. That hereafter no repairs shall be
made upon the Cour. House or Jail during the
vacation OF this Board, except the same be
tone under the sup-rinten dance and by the d.
rection OF the Committee on Public BuiidiDgs
and Grounds
Ga motion Of Mr.. Ross the Lincoln Road
Case was taken up. and on motion Of Mr.. Els
the matter was postponed until the next meet
ing Of the Board.
On motion adjourned until Tomorrow
(this) morning At Q o clock.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-01-30
From LeavcnSyOrth.

LEAvkNwORru, Jan. %.
The following general order, issued by Maj. Cen
eral Hunter has caused sensation in civil and
military cifcles
"In the expedition about to be starte from this
depa tment, allied in the newspapers Gen Lanes
expedition, II is the intention Of the Major Gene
raj c'mnandin this department to mmand in
person, unless otherwise expressly or cred by tho
Goycrnnent. transportation not having been
supplied, We mnst go without tents trunks chests.
chars, camp tables, camp clothes, &c We must
be at once starved OF abandoned. The General
commanding takes in his vaiise but one change Of
clothing and no officer soldier must carry inore
The surplus room in tho knapsacks must be pro-
sefvedfor ammunition md provisions. Every otii-
Ger aud soldier will carry his clothing and bed
ding. The General in command has
sppiied to tho Government for six Brigadier Clone.
rails, that this command may be properly organized,
and until this arrival it is necessary that he should
.ppoint acting brigadier Generals from the senior
Col onels. TO enable him TO do this in accordance
with the order in the subject, each Cslonel will
Immediately report tho da,o on which he was
mustered int. the active service of tho United
States.
tSigned d. IIuHTER,
Maj. Con. Comma ading."
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-01-30
SHERlFF'S SALE.
ja29-dtsl !

SnEkIft'S SALE.
THE STATE OF IOWA,l In the District Court Of
ScoTT COUNTY. ! Scott Co. State Of Iowa.
OY virtue OF a special execution issued from tho
ID Office Of the Clerk of the District Court of scott
County, State Of Iowa, in ,avor Of H. A. Gutschow
AMI against John Wierum, Hans Stoltenberg.
Aoel Stoltenberg, William Dlnsmoer, NJ. Nj.
l.. Thoeming, George =. Z. Dow. Charlie. s.
Faulkner, Iallc"t. Emerson Il Co, and the
Mississippi and Missouri Railroad Company,
defendants. dated the 18th day Of Januar =,
A. ID. 1862, and to me directed, commanding
me that of the real estate hereinafter de-.
scribed. Of the said Hans Stoltenberg. l make,
or cause to be made, the sum Of Six Hundred and
ThirtyTwo and s0-luO dollars. with interest aud
costs, levied opon the following described real
estate in Scots County, Iowa. to wit The east
half u the southeast quarter Of Section No. Eight
cen (lS), in Township No. Seven,y-Eight (7s),
north Of Range o. Tn (3), east OF the 9th PM
And l hereby give public notice tha, shall
offer for sale. q. public outery, att Court House
door, in the city Of Davenport, Scott cornty, Iowa,
on saturday, the % day Of February, 1862 ct the
hour Of c'clock A. NJ. of said day, to the niehest
and best bidder therefor in cash, the above de-
scibed property, sufficient thereof to satisfy the
above debt with interest a costs.
Dated this 10th day Of January, 1852.
JAMES 1HOkINGTON.
dts -janl7 Sheriff Of Scott Co., Iowa.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-01-30
From Maryland.

BALTIMORE, Jan. %.
The Richmond i-rateh OF yesterday has the
following:
"Aewbcrn, N. c., is in ferment Of excitement,
in expectation Of an attack ia thai quarter. The
town is unde. Martial Law, and every preparation
is being made.
"LATEK FRox Mill CRvEK.- Gen. CrittcIlen
and his staff are safe and unwoundei. Gen. Car
roll and stsf are safe. Our loss is reported 3o0
killed. he enemy's loss is supposed to be twice
this number.
"NAsBvILLv. -, via NOZZLE JAM 90.
"Vhe most reli ablo Information Of the engage
nent at or near Somerset is, that only t~o regi-
ments. Battles TennesSecan. and Col. Sta hams
MississEpians were engaged in the fight near Mill
Springs.
"Fort Henry is still safe-the enemy, for some
reason. having Withdrawn from its Immediate Vi
ciDity. The shots Of the gun boats we're not re-
Piled to from the Fort, which will be heli ut all
hazards.
"Par's was in perfect fermcnt of exciteme I
yesterday morning, many Anticipating an immedi
ate descent Of the enemy, which they deemed
themselves utterly powerIess 10 resist. They were
preparing to leave with their niggers and other
property
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-01-30
From Washington.
Times Correspondence.l |

WAsHINGroN Jan. IS.
Tho House Committee Com merce, at To cir
Teeting to-day, authorized Gen. Ward to report
on the Canadian Reciprocity Treaty. The report
will suggest a number Of important change. max
ing it more equal and favorable to the United
States.
Certain prisoners just released from Richmond,
and arrived to-day, say that Of all the clothing
forwarded to them by Gen. WOOL from Ft Mon
roe, some months since, by way of Norfolk, care OF
Gen. Hughes, not garment ever reached
Richmond. II is supposed they were appropriated
by the Confederates
Special to Tribune
telegram received by kepres entat:ves Mexican,
Fenton. Wheeler, Clark, spaulding. Frank. Van
Nolkenburg, Pomeroy and Baker of New York, was
sent to Albany to-day, urging tho Legislature to
KING t. vote for the expulsion OF the traitor
Bright. More of the New York delegation would
have signed the paper had it been in season.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-01-30

Fl. N0HRoB, Jan. n.
BY the arrival Of the steamer Eastern State.
We have the hrst direct and Official intelligence Of
the Burnside expedition.
The steamer Esstern State left Hattsrss Inlet
last night, and arrived here this morning.
u...s .e .ecen! storms were uousoally severe at
ped the expedition, but when the Eastern State
left. everything looked favorable.
The burnside expedition sailed on the 11th
and 18th Of January, and consisted of over 125
vessels Of all 9, ,s:ses. They arrived ct Hattsras
between tho l2th and l7th inst, having been
greatly retarded BY severe storms and adverse
winds, which prevailed during that time.
After their arrival st Hatteras they expsrisncsd
series Of unparalleled storms, 20 that 81 times
It was .simpos,ible ts bold comm unicstion between
any two vessels Of the aeet
After the atorm It vas discovered that no vs-
sel drawing over feet inches could pas into
Psmlico sound. No vessel either could paa out
side the bar drawing over IL feet unless very skill
fully pioted. IL consequences Of this, tho City II
New York struck on the outside Of the bsr. She
had cargo valued st two hundssd thousand dol
Lars Of powder. s1ss aaA boobs, aaA pgoVod teal
Ioea. He Gew Weeo sAvo1,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-01-30
From California.

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. Il.
The steamer st. Louis saiIedlto- day for Pana ma
with 80 passengers and $,73,OoO in treasure;
5000 og0 Of which is for New lerk.
The weat ather is still rainy.
Money is universally tight, and business sus-
pended on account Of The weather.
The Legislature re-assembcd At Sacramento
yesterday. Most Of the city is still under water
but the l,st inu adation caused little da mage to
the houses.
San FRANCisco Jan. "a.
The Legislature hold their session to-day in
San Francisco, the members arriving from Sac
ramento last evening. That city Continued
flooded, all the streets being nasgatle Tor I'm al
boats, and every house having water over the
lower floors. he weathe has been pleas ant for
two days, and if 1t continues tor twy weeks stages
may again commence running TO the interior
counties.
Daies have been received from the Sand wich
Islands to the 9Th inst.
The Poincsedd says that in 1881, l3o whalers
recruited at this Island. In 1861 there were only
69. while the wn'ic number North was only 70,
and ia 1862, the whole set North, 50 far as
here will only be SO, while the coming Spring, we
can only expect seven whalers to recruit here.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-01-30

SANDY HOOK, Jan. 28.
This morning squad Of q party Of rebel csvsl-
~ made their appearance at IiolivN,sccompanied
BY number of artillery, which opened on Colo
mel Gearys regiment. Our Parrot gun and Enfield
soon silsnced their battery and drove them back
behind tpe hill.
Jacksoa's main body is concentrating st Charles
ton.
Our informants state that great conformation
exists among the rebels in consequences Of the cir
culsiion,of reports among them that our whole di
vision 10 about to cross over, and that Jackson has
pnstef to Charleston TO resist our progress 1t 10
thought here that jackson will move down nearer
to Harper's Ferry.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-01-30
New I 0Tk Market.

NEW YoRE, January 90.
Market quiet and stead. IS 45W5.55 Su-
per State S5.I5a5S) Extra State; 354595 IS
Western; $51595.sp Common TO medium extra
Western $5.s546 ship. ing brands and Extra r
II. o.
CANADIAN fLouR-Very quiet. $550l555
super $5.75a IS Common TO Choice Extra.
KYs FLOUR STEADY, 50. .50Q@ IS.
WHEAT.- Market dull aud norninslly unchanged.
KYE.-Firm at s2@o4c.
BARLAY.- Scarce y so firm.
CoRN.-Market dull. Gsc mixed Western.
OATs.-Quiet.
PoAK.-stealy. $ll.75@12.sO mess $s@9 50
prime.
BEEP.- Steady.
CUT TMEATs.-UDchanged.
LAID. Fair demand. Sales ESQ bbls at 7h@
PC.
brTrER.-Selling at l1@15 for Ohio; l6@2Oc
State.
CHREsE.-Steady at 5HM7K.
WH!sKY.-Ma, ket nominal at 25.