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are liable to inpart a taint to the mouth

DR. HURD's T0oTHAoHE DROPS cure TUothache
from nerves, and The best friends that
sSssafe and from loss Of sleep and
hAAMKRs and MECHANICS you. cannot veil Afford 10
neglect your teeth cRor triHng sum- YOU can now ae
psefvatEes, than which Rothschid or Astor can eet
nothing better Remember that DYsPRPalA and CON
IbUnfTlON OF THE LUNGS often originate IN Neglect
o. reeth Send for the Treatise on zseA and read
fitchls observations on this subject II too late 10
arrest decay In your own teeth save your chi:drens
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provIdencIao ~ wool nTarIEet. =,

PRoylDENcE, March l 2 ~ At the great wool
sale here to-day the attendance Of dealers from
New York, Philadelphia, Boston and Hartford,
and manufacturers, was large The prices re-
aliz,d were 3 @5 per cent. lower than the av.
refage of sales in the market, namely: Ohio ~
E5O@5l16c; Ohio K 48jk @50o; Ohio No. ], 4s
@491kc; Ohio No, 2, 46@ 49, 1tkc, Ohio No. 8
Acc; Ohio No. 4, 4416c; New York State extra
45l@45JSe; New YORK State No. 1, 44@441f:
New York State No2, 43ci New York State
common, 4Oc. 3 4afa HLER9 EstNaAll
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What will DR.: Hurd's Remedies
Effect? 1fnrgs ,aol3 ,

DR, HvRD's MOUTH WASH and POOFH PoWpKR
VII give g young ladies that finest charm in Womaus
sweet breath and peary teeih,s Try them iAdies ~ :
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Dr. HURD's MOUTH, WASH and TooTH pownnp
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ORDER from Gen. HaIieck.
{ Louls, March l2.--The following general
Y will be issued In the morning: g:------------
HEADoUARTERs, DEPT. OF MIas.ll
March IL, 1862.

iAAe HEADQUARTERS, DEPT or MIsss,l n
AZ March IL, 1862. II
! In compliance with orders Of the Presidents ol
the United States, the undersigned assumes
command Of the department Of the Mississippi
which includes the present department of Kan.
sns and Missouri, and the department Of Ohio
and the county west of a north and south line
drawn through Knoxville, Tennessee, and east
Of the western boundaries Of the State Of Mis-
souri, and Arkansas. The headquarters Of ths
department. Of the MISSOURI viii remain tlll
lfft.her 0fdersat ST. Louis. Commanding OH
Gers not in the department Of Missouri, will re-
port at these headquar.ers the strength andp0
eition of, their several commandss A-sl a
(Signed( (IHwH. WsHALLECKy p ssas
0d8d ~ sisagS.l, b'' MAI Gen, OomnRn ding
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PRrsOn BrownIowe en- rouse Tor n a,
Vile. -yI7S

LouIsuLLE, March l2.--The Kentucky Leg
islature adjcurns on Mpnday 90 the 24fh of
Gov. johnson and. Mr.. Eshesiigs iaud Alr,
Maynard leis fbR Nashvlllg todnyH ? hs's'doss
The Nashville Ratriot rays Rarscn Brcwnlov
The rebel lines from JEFF. Davis, Brownlow ID
reported III with consumption.
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WI ssvsAa ..;s ?? isyF SO g Co, '.a3' i.g
Tribune Buildingsy New York.

The best evidences that they are ls that their eme.t
and best patrons are those who have used them
longest. DR. WlLLIAh b. HURD ID an eminent Dan,i,t
I Vreaeurer Of the New YORK State Dctists
AM,sqcauon, a. and these preparAtions have been nied n
n private practice for years. and leading citizen of
Sso2kgn or Wliamsburgh questions their excellence
wmle eminent Dentisfs o. neW York recommend them
a tne pest known to the profession Without he Ali f
advertising dealers hays bold them BY the sross,
tn Editor q the BROOKLYN Daily Times a4Ws
are pappy to know that our friend On, HURp a snr
ceeding beyond ell expectation with his MOUTH ss,J
and TOOTH POWDER. The great secret Of his aucce{-
rests wtn the aot THAT MS ARTICLES ARE pnrcIsrIy
WHAT THEY ARE REPREsTNTED TO BE- as VIZ can TrSrIIy
IRON THEIR LONG usE.n g3t 90 ffi E0I7T : ~ "
The WeliknoWn P, T. Barnum Wrtes:--ssI found vopr
TOOTH POWDER 90 good that my family have uves n
All We md u the best Powder for the Teeth thar
We eyer used shall feel obliged II You win ,end me-
another supply at the Museum at your convenience win
: BIT their cost 3 smail that every one may tsst III
-matterfor himself. u 7-r'isS ~
z W Beware Of the ordinary Tooth powdefs. .Da.
Toon Powder contains no acid, nor alkali nor
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l. .
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RBOsToN, March is,-In many Of the corres-
pondents' reports Of the engagement at Roam
oke, nearly all the credit Was given to the HaW-
kins zonaxes. They are Of course entitled 70
their share, but letter from an officer in the
engagement states that II was the AaukIng
Massachusetts regiments that caused the sud-
den retreat Of the rebels from their stronghold,
and the fort was entirely empty when the Haw-
kline zouayes made their grand charger, 10 3
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!. ST. johns, NEw FoUNpLAND, March l2.r-Ws
have had no European or American mail for
elk weeks, The Cunard mail steamer, running
between ihere and Halifax is ashore at Trepas,
sew ,.,...,t. al gt "a ,,.i tade.g,,6 q --Uf
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The Napoleon Hair Toilet

Has been before the public but short time and has al
ready been tested BY over one thousand personal and
they testify that the Napoleon Hair Toilet s the greatest
beautiher ever offered to the American people.
TO prevent this Toilet from being counterfeed or i'm
itated By nnprncipled persons do not offer 1t for
anyiLady Gentleman who desires Soft Luxurant Hair
and Cufls, and Long, Soft Whisker Moustache can
procure the Invigorator or Toilet either one for one
dollar, inclosed 10 letter, with their address. "
(. Address O. r.. sPENY & co., ,tr-.t. 7. D.
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~ ..1.sssg5 ~. Hartford Co. Conn.
And u will be carefully sent by return mail.
febQ3
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Dr. HURD's NEURALGIA NOM ADHESIVE PLAs.
TEksaTe the most pleasant and successful remedies
ever prescrlbed for this panful disease The patsnt
applq one, soon becomes drowsy, falls asleep, and
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Sizes 9ne small, for the face, price Is cents and the
other hrges for application tie body price 81 cents
RA y mated on reoeiptoE RricNand olla alaz IA allI
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Whiaker Invigorator |!
Excelsior Invigorator /!
NApoL EoN,s HAtR ,ToltET /

The only article ever offered to the French people that
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The subacrbers, feeling confident that this Toilet must
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the public, take pleasure In expressing their confidence
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'uRI yi'liH ING TccTHAcHB &NEURALGIA
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p Pr, Ards, A1gH4L on tss B..t n.o.,. - p..
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70 To0zHPgcKG etclsesi Tf1,a9d " 7 siF1oa'
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~ The DENTAL TREAstJIsY make. n..k.n.
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mall yis5 ilS5liUwng articles We can esAd separately by
1heTfeRtise ON RresSf Inertss 80. (
ssIs posf PAID ION the receipt Cents or ioa,
The NeafalgIa PiastsS ror N N.uI.,.,s S,s I1s. Z q.
race, NERVOUS Headache, ard Rafaehe sent 5astn
on receipt q Eighteen Cent? ur six stanbspfs y rSS
. me e,MepFnlgta and 1kh0unaal afo3 pfna.o
noL Vafge sEe), for Pains ID The Ohest Hha,lder.
sscn or any part Of e BODY st post paid op rscsin,
oI Tn1yiseven OenfHgEE .Ts ,tSBItff1 ff>Ys'Pili
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The Napoleonl Hair ToiIet

Will OuRL sse.sssF HAIR In sofi, siIken, FIowing
Ourls, that viii remain in shape for day or
week, desired, any longer period, II the directions
are strictly followed which are very simple and easy.
The Hair Toilet does not In any interfere with
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nor dyes II; but gives the hair soft, thrifty appear
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-04-26
ACCURACY AND DURABILITY

these Scales are believed to be unequaled
Tho following is IN account Of the trial Of
Scales at the Vermont State Fair 1858:
Correc; and reliable standards Of measurement
by weight, in the community, are only second ia
value to correct prnci pies Of dealing, and rela-
BILE currency. In view Of this consideration,
the recent trial Of hay-tcales, at the State
Fair, aad its reeuits are worthy Of note. We
premise by remalking that, 1t the State Fair ct
Aontpsisr last ear, two competitors on scales ap
peared and after the trial, the fret premium vas
awarded TO Mr.. John How o, Jr., Of Brandon, for
hay-sealss. Of Strong / Ross patent and the "a
TO E. d. Fairbanks + Co., Of st. Johnsbury.
The same parties met sgain in Burlington this
Fall prepared for thorough trial ofthe respective
merits Of the scales the one party desiring to
retain its ne~ commence, and tie other deter
mined to regain the prize. A thorough trial was
instituted, and the following were some Of tho
severe attests applied Five tons Of railroad
iron were placed upon the scales, and tho whole
msss mvved 6rst to one side and then to the other
Of the platform, and an additional weight Of 900
lbs, in - ID. weights Was weighed while the Eve
tons occupied tho various positions. Again s, 900
lbs. of iron were placed upon truck, and weighed
excessively on each Of the four corners OF the
platform, and in the centre Of it. Small weights,
Of from 2H lbs. to lbs. were then weighed.
Men we're weighed, singls and together, and sin
gle and aggregate weights we're compared to see
II there were any variations. We are assured by
one Of the committee, before whom tho trial was
made, that Strong koes' scales exhibited ssr-
prisins decsraey, through I'll the tests Of this
we're trial, while the other scales though correct in
many csscs, did Ist show entire unifornity
throughout, especially. exhibiting variations ot
some consequence, when the heavy weights we're
moved to the different n-rs Of the platforms
The award Of . diploma. for tho best hay-scsles,
Vas accordingly made to Mr.. Howe.
Merchants and others are invited to call and
examine . large assortment Of
0oUN TH7 9oAI.E0
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From New York.

Nxw YoxK, April 25.
1t. Governor Kernerof Illinois, has been desig-
mated to the rost Of Minister Spain in the place
Of Carl Schurz, provided the latter intends to re-
turn.
We have statement from tho Atlsuta, Georgia
Cbat.d.rdey that Northern Ala and weetern Geor-
gis are completely at the mercy Of Gen Mitchell,
whose present position 10 declared to be such at
Gunter's Landing that he can 1t once proceed to
Rome, take that city, burn down the foundries and
capture oil the arms taken possession Of, and tho
engines on the rail road, and not only cut of rein
forcements and the means Of retreat from the rebel
General, Kirby Smith, lwho Was alleged to he
marching towards Huntsvile) but leave at the
sane time the rebel forces at Knox vile Grssnvie
and Cumbsrland Gap, together with all western
W. completely exposed.
The Richmond Eramixsr Of the. 22d, speakipg
o. Affairs at yorktown, says that our troops have
ont canal between the York and Warwick nvess
which gives water front across that whole piece
Of e,untsy, which aust contribute materially 70
70 the strength Of our position. It Estates that on
Saturday night last our men were engaged in
throwing mp entrsach men6 and ct daylight they
we're completed and the guns mounted within one
thousand yards Of the rebel position.
Reliable Information places Gen. Lee in COM
mand Of the rebels st yorktown. Johnston did
not remain. All ef the rebels stores, ammu uition
| and baggage, has been moved three miles % the
ssar of yorktown. Coutrabands say Tie rebels
had nearly 200 killed and wounded in the recent af.
fair at Lee: Mills. gang Of 5000 negroes, who
VEN at work On . dam. Mad . dozen Killed, and
were stampeded, And had to b forced back with
bsyonets.
The Nsvbem Progress Of The 18th says. that lo
days before burnside captureA Nevbern some 100
men assembled in Burdsll county, west Of Re.
leigh, aud hoisted the stars and stripes. A force
Was sent rom Newbern to reduce them, and about
| IL were killed.
Itisreported that % rebel cavalry we're car.
tured at New Port including Colonel.
i The Chamber Of Commerce has adopted me
norial 70 Congress, psopo.ing the raising Of $780,
10000, BY taxation, - follows: From I'll sales d
goods and merchandise and other property, 1t 70
tail and Wholesale, tax Of I per cent, yislo,ne
the msmorialists believe, the amount Of Slls 0V0
600 from the tariff the sun Of $50oVO. 600 frou
| IN excise OF tax on cotton Of cents pes
pound 1900 900 from IN excise or tax on tohac
o., Of 20 cents Per pouEd; 100000 from On ex
else OF tax on whisky and other liquors, Of 2;
cents PER gallon 25e 0 00o from IN excise q tel
on matt liquors, Of cents per gallon; 5000, ,OOt
from direct tax On rsal and psEsenal property
total 81, ,000, 600 dollars.
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From Cairo.

Especial to the Chicago Journal.l
CHICAGO, Arril -.
The steamers Choctaw and Belle Memphis sr
rived last evening 1t o'clock. They left Pits.
burg Landing carly on Thursday morning. They
we're fired into IS miles below Pittsburg, BY 4
band Of guerrillas, fran behind their dvsIIings OF
tho left bank Of the Tennessee Tho Chocta. 70
sevea ,50;s, IT, killing her mate, and the Belle
who vas blacking boots in the mates 70 m near tx
pilot. One ball entered the key-hsle Of the pilot
house door lock. The guerrilias fred the house
to draw our men ont On deck.
The roads at Shiloh are reported irproving
Skirmishing between the picke,s continue. Our
army goes forward in solid column.
The wafer has risen nearly two inche, since
yestsrday noon,and is still rising rapidly. Inunda
tion seems imminent. The Lower Mississippi i.
fearfully ovv,f,wed, causing the greatest loss cf
property ever known there BY . food. 1t is de.
terminei to soon evacuate Mound City hospital
The inmates are to be removed to other psin,s 5
where ami le Accommodations are being provided
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From Fort Monroe.

FoRr MoNRoK, April -.
A dag Of truce was sent to Norfolk to- day With
dispatches. No newspapers were ,ece ved On
the return Of the fAg the steamer Nellie Barker
proceeded with hsg Of truce to receive a nun Der
Of wounded, taken by the rebels in , recent skir-
mish near Elizabeth City. They were brought
dos n from Norfolk in > schooner in TOW Of reb-
el tug.
10 Hon. E. n. STANTON:
The Norfolk Dag Book, Of this morning, has =
telegram from New Orleans, dated 23d inst from
which the following information is obtained
There has been heavy and continued lombard
meut at Fort Jackson all night. 1t WAS still pro-
gressing. The rebels in the fort represent Their :
selves - still cheerful, with 40 abiding faith in
their ultimate success. They state that they arc
making repairs as best they can. Their barbettc
guns were etill in working order, II cugh most OF
them had been disaclcd at times. They assert ths,
We have fred q, 5,oC0 thirteen inch shell, Of which
fifteen fell in the fort. They think that our am
munition must soon become exhausted but assert
that they can stand il as long ~ We ear.
Signed, JOAN rucKER,
Assistant Secretary Of State.
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DAVENPORT. IOWA. SATURDAY MORNING. APRIL Is. 1852
Dispatches to she secretary Of war.

Dispatches to the secretary Of War.
.....a....-s NV NARxRr. april p.
To Hoa T. H. 4Noaton, IScrretart Of War:
Oar sdvaaos gvard, Col. Done:ly commanding,
took thres prisoners to-day, st . point nine miles
Leyond Harriscnburg. One Of them says he BE-
longsd to Co. b. Of the 10th Virginia regiment If
infantry. This reginsnt has been On she Kappa
hannock. The prisoner says the regiment joined
Jackson at their present 10 alton, Stannards
vile, from Culpepper.
(Signedl n. p. BANKS.
dEADor AlTERs DEPARTMENT OF YIkoIx1A,l
April ~, 1852. !
To Hon. f. Il 0antos. lSAerNsyyof War:
Assistant Surgeon Warren Is uDooniitionslly
released with II prisoners and four attendaats,
and arrived this evening from Norfolk. They
were al wounded and loft on the ds;d. In the
affair Of the South Mills, the tro ps of the Untes
States consisted Of 5000 men, under command Of
Gen. Reao. The Surgeon ssys the rebels reported
only Georgia regiment and three pieces Of artil-
lery, - being used in the engss sscmcnt.
The Nor ok Day Book reports heavy lombard
men: Of Fort Jaekson, on Tie Mississippi river
Maj. Gen. Lovett is represented ~ saying, it vas
terrific 1t was still continued at the latest sd.
vices. 1f
I5iguedl JOHN 2. Wool, Ma; Gen.
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Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, April -.
FlocR.-Maskst not - 6em, S4.,oG4 Ss.
WHBAf.-141Xe lower. sales at 74077 he.
BA>LsY.-6tsaoy. Sales at 500 on traak.
CoaNs-lol5<e higher. 500 {. .. b.
PofAToHD.-firm. Prime lots at 45e.
RYB.--4le In store
Bufs1n.--Steady st l00l2X. e.
Bx1e CAfSL0- Dull, @7.v0@295.
ONIoxe.-l5e for prime.
HIpss -Maskst Qsiet: Green County, Sc
sk Green Sailed, 5k@s Dry Sailed, loo
l3c Dry Fiat l30lle.
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hlvER lTE Ms.


Friday, April 2t.
AD HINg, Gait. Dubuque.
pRPARrHD.
BILL HENDERSON, Rhodes, Dubuque.
In consequence Of the extensive levy BY the
government authorities upon our upper trade
packets for the Tennessee and the Lower Aissia-
sppi rivers, large quantities Of freight arc await
ing shipment from this pert. Tho remaining
boats got all the freight they want.
We are Informed that the Kate Casssl il nearly
repaired, and that she will be at our landing in
the course of aday or two.
BOATS LEAVING TO-DAY.
The Northern Line packet Pembins, Cartain
Hill, will depart for st. Paul and intermediate
landings this morning.
The Ad Hins, Capt. Calf, will depart fos Du-
buqus and intermediate landin9s 1t O'Clock this
morning. making sure connections with packets
for st. Paul.
The light drsught packet Jennie whipple,
Captain Morrison, will depart for ksokuk and
in termediats points this morning et o'clock.
The Northern Line packet Canada, Captain
Parker, will leave for 81. Louis and interme-
diats landings this mornisg.
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Fson BaleimoTU.

:, bAC5I2o8B, ApttI 20.
The y. 8. gan-boat Hercules. Cart. Dsgas, haa
arrives hsss wita aneshss psiss and two i4por-
saoe psssses, 90 Of whsa hes lnng besn sneseed
IN the eostrabaad tsaAs, in passing maiIs ond ~
pAee6se 6stwssa he ssesseionists here ana rehel.
den. The 0evssnosnte bave been looking fou
this man sines last Fall. he j. wealthy. an3 ~
besosDeee unoczupaleee seees6iouise, His na,1e
h Uishhsll 1bs tee pseseat. Tie Husules nv.
esssa.y paso Gtt1see tks 0tvst Wieoll1es i've
80 jai5E 1osSe g. isor Bs,s;.sas 81
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new YORK aarxet.

NV YoRx, April 25.
FLoUn-Nastoe sale csoss better. Sales At
- 7n@4.s5 super State; &5.l0@5 20 Extra state
Sl70(49 95 Super Western S5.lOd5 80 common
to medium Extra Western; $S.ls06.25 chipping
brseds h O.
WnAAf-Qaist and steady. .-.-,r-g-
CosM- Market less ae,ivs and scarcely % Arm.
5SR60e Mixed Weeeorn IN stoss and delivered.
WusxY.-Nashss Aessy; 27K@3s.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-04-26

FinE.-A large alarm Of Gre was
raised , yesterday. bst The IRE vas very susll.
Il vas put out before the engine got usdsr
Vay. Damage very slight.
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mME DEMOREsT,s .
mlRROI OF FASHIONS,


QUARTERLY MIRROR or rASBl0ESt
The Spring number contains Al,
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PLATES, THKEF FULL-SlZED II
PATTERNS, "a
Comprising the Latest Paris Styles Of =.
Seeve, CAlds <tpros. AID the Ladiss' Nsw Sprisd
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Together with nearly lcs Ensrsvinss Of al the
NOVELTIES FOR ).
SPRING BoxxErs. CL0AKS, TRInM!NGss
CnILDREN'S DRESSES, ETC., AND :,
vain. bio Information to Niliners, Dress Ask:s -
Moshcre ana Ladies generally, rssesu.g 81,
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nm SIi, hed st AIS Broadway,a and sole evsy y,.s ~
IS go l.. o. sent BY mail pest ire: on .rpi,s3
the An cunt yearly 81 With the fe''o"ss
b. premium: -;,i !. e.titIed q the -
,IA.sa.J a. s3 eeets worth ot pima pe,sons, ~
-" S..;~ns f. tbs bsok, or tfoo We seow -
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-04-26
Getting Ready.

OCVV1US nGdUye
SPRIxGFIsLD, April 25.
The steamer Black Hawk left Quincy last night
for the Tennessee river, completely fitted up By
Gov. Yates to receive 400 wounded illinois SOL
ders. in the event of anothe. battle near Corinth
She also takes up large quantities of supplies for
the hospitals in that vicinity. The Governor will
dispatch several other boats on the came ssrand,
soon - they can be fitted ont.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-04-26

DusrY.-Tbe streets were very dusty
ysssssdsy. A week ago they we're too muddy
fee eemfost Somsthisg out Of FIX oil the
time. il ~ only have Q mind 70 think ~.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-04-26
SHILE US
CELE GRATED CIR EAM ALE
ALWAYS RELIABLE.
Cash Price,. $500 per Barrel.
Orders through the Post Office win meet with
prompt attentiop: apr5-ly
THE MARKETS.


Ov11cB o. 9aB DHMocRAf AND NHws,
Friday Eve, April Is. 1862. !
Produce comes in very slowly. The weather
il ans aud roads improved, but farmers are busy
putting in their seed. Quotations unchanged.
RLoua- S4.20@4.5o.
WaRAs-Nominal at 60067c. Prime lots zoe.
BAaLBY.-Nomiaal at q @40c.
CoRH-l6017e.
OArs-Nothing doing. We quote at l20l4e.
OaIoxs--2003oc per bushsl