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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-05-05

MEETING To.N1anr.-1t is more than
probable that bloody battle is now in PRO.
gress at Corinth. or has already been fought.
Many, very many Of our friends are there
WHAT'S our duty 10 regard to thsm3 Itis to
take action for their relief-to be prepared for
the emergency, come what will. Already We
see that the Governor Of Illinois hss started to
Pittsburg with his State Hospital Boat. I'm.
fortunately Iowa has no Governor-nor what
can honestly be termed 20 honest apology for
one. This should only call forth from the peo-
pie OF the counties and cities more active La
bor We must depend upon ourselves. anc
We. the people, right here At home. must come
up to the work Of preparation.
There will bs . regular mcnthly meeting to-
night Of the Society. Able speaters win I'd.
dress the meeting. and the people are earnt st-
" called upon TO attend-to attend the meet
ing and attend to their d.ty - regards those
Who are fighting for NJ. Let rs zee what the
state Of public feeling is in this city on the
question. The result Of tonight will show t..
The 18TH IowA.-From q private
letter from soldier in the 18th, to friend 10
this city, We learn that Col. Croker is in com
mand Of the Brigade. and that Capt. Van Ho.
sen. Of this city. is acting Major and has the
command Of The Regiment. We hope that be
may, and probably viii be. made Major, and
perhsps 1t Colonel. His regiment is placed
in Gen. MeKsans division, and 10 designated
to the I'd Brigade of The SIGH division. II
is understood thst Capt. Van Hosen has been
recommended for promotion on account of
gAllent conduct on the field Of battle at Pitts
ourg' 19e yas - 8. o4siss' s-@F9
This speaks we'll for the Captain. Though
be 10 byno means the FIRST in rank as the date
o. eomniSsions run. yet We are iniormsd on
the very best authority that HE rank 10 actual
merit 10 ahead of that Of any other Cnptain in
The R%giasnA L plsasss his frisnds here 70
hear II ~ prosperity and % feel shas he de-
sssvssst tsvsiee r.a : g.,ssas ssSs r = 90 I
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-05-05
From Baltimore.

BALTIMORE, May 3.
The Old Point boat has arrived, bat it brings no
news. A flag Of truce had come down from Nor
folk, but no later Intelligence came with it
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Powder MIL Explosion.

RASGog. Mo, May ..
A powder mill explosion occurred at Graham,
yesterday. Eight buildings exploded successively
No onc was hurt. The hands were all at supper
at the time. The cause of the explosion il un-
known.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-05-05

They have come, and are on exhibi-
.'oo ~ NO. 90 Brady street. Call and 80 the
.'e'' assortment Of Paper Haneings sves
brought 70 Davenport. = ssl
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-05-05
From Hoston.

BosToN, May 8.
captured at Fort Donelsoh, died at Fort Warren
on Tuesday. His body has been sent to his
friends.
Austion Smith, late Navy Agent at San Fran
cisco, has been released from Fort w arren in ex-
change for VIM. Ayers. Of Philadelphia, who was
captured while rambling over the battle field of
bull Kun after the evacuation.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-05-05

!HE ladies say that the. man Who
sso' sns s'lsssisa efshs Wan Pspss q Plsh.
.ess. 4, es.s - ... sod tAssa NJ kaet ~
q .aoillIssna ss y4sb ted ssssrq ~
s.~.E tAa
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-05-05

CAPTAIN AuLnELDr.-ID Col. Oster-
hsus' official report Of the action Of the let
Division in the brittle of Pea Ridge. he partic.
ularlzes Capt. Ahifsldt. Of this city. Captain
Of the l2.h Missouri Volunteers, for bravery
His mau frisnds here will glory in his success
In the field.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-05-05

REMovAL.-Wec call attention to the
removal advertisement Of Mr.. J. NJ. Sellen, the
well known Boot aud Shoe manufacturer. lie
has removed his stock to the more commodi-
Gus sales room on Second streot, four doors
east Of Harrison. Mr.. Sellen turns out the
best work TO be found in this or any other
section Of country, and he is deserving OF q
liberal share Of public patronage. Give him
. call in his new quarters.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-05-05

The last performance Of the season
this evening MONDAY st the German Theatre.
A splendid play, and rare treat.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-05-05

DAILY RIVER MAIL.-After this date
. regular daily snal will bo carried between
this city and Kaokuk. by the Kate Cassel and
the Jennie whippie. Mr.. Bell is the route
agent on the former, and our friend Robt o.
born. Of this city, goes as temporary agent on
the latter. This is just twice as frequent ser.
vice as we have hitherto enjoyed.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-05-05

HARD TINE OF Ir.-Gen. Baker in
forms us that while at st. Louis few day
since he touud Al the House OF Refuge Hospi
tai. about five miles out Of the city, q colder
Of the Iowa let, Com .,any G. who had been
wounded in the lower part Of the leg at the
b.ttle Of Wilson's Creek. He had been moved
fr m place to place, and had suffered intensely
from his wounds. He had just had q portion
Of the shin bone taken out on account of ne.
crossie. lie 10 now doing well. and will be
home after . while. His name is Fritz Dase
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-05-05
*From Davenport.

GEN. DAKER.-The General stopped
while in town on Saturday evening, while
on his way home from st. Louis. For upwards
of twenty days he has been at Keokuk and
St. Louis looking after the interests Of the sick
and wounded Of the Iowa troops. He reports
that they have all been cared TOR. and that he
has made arrangements that will enable them
to come home as coon as they are in condition
to leave the hospital. This is done by arrang
n, matters so that the price Of their passage 9
Of
He saw Col. Chambers in st. Louis He
there settling his accounts with the Govern
ment, and is nearly we'll of his wounds. Capt
Littler he also saw. The Captain Is doing
6aely. Only about an inch Of his left arm re
mains
The General 10 looking hale and hearty mot.
withstandiDg his arduoue labors.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-05-05

THE SCUTT COUNTY
SOLDICR'S RELIEF ASSOCIATION,
WILL HOLD IT'S REGULAR MONTHLY
w meeting on Msnday next, Nay 5th, 1t 8
o'clock, in ,v- n8sT
eClaiFe III all.
Addresses may 10 expected from prominent cit
isens. and business Of in crest will be presented.
By order of ,,,r,rr co,.,.,rrr,
my2-td EAECOilVE OVM"iiAhE.
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In addition to the above there are ten pas.
eeDgers to come on the boat 1t St. Joseph and
Omaha. The above named are all from Spring.
held. III Davenport, Iowa, and st. Louis and
st Louis couutv. Mo.
There were'w nty.fve or thirty deck pas
sene'r, on the Shreveport, whose names We
did not learn.
The boat had on board two mills-one
grist mill ond one saw.mll. complete. She
also bad on board a considerable amount OF
lumber. but the colony would soon begin to
manufacture it's own lumber from heavy pine
forests with which the country abounds.
Provisions and full equipments for a colony in
the wild northern country are on board the
boat, and We wish the expedition all the sue.
cess which the enterprise which projected it
deserves
Capt Jno. B LaBarge has taken his family
'long with him. and is entirely confident OF
the com pete success Of the exeediiion The
boats had q full crew, among which were ten
IN ounti eers. to remain as lAborers in the colo
ny, when founded.
The Dmilie, Capt. Jos L.Baree. Jr.. will
leave VIII the balance Of the ex el or on he
9Th day of May-ehe being u large boat. can
carry and accommodate many more passengers
han the Shreveport. and We understand that
she has q full lst already.
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JAMES =. LANE,

- TTURNRY + C0UN8ELLOR At Law.
ana strsets. un sts,rs. 'sznse nayl-dti
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Township Clerks 0Gee.

r ]. SMART, TOWNSHIP CLERK, CAN Be
u found ever Saturday q the oGes Of D. Z.
ohorey, Davenpost's Block, opposite sease bseks
for the trsnssction Of bosinsss. NySNU
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-05-05

PERsONAL.-To Gen. Geo. w. Jones,
Of Dubuque. and Judge Love, of Keokuk. we
are indebted for friendly call on Saturday
morning. The General is looking finely. ..
usual. though It 10 plainly to be seen that he
IL becoming an ol3 man, When we last saw
him, some six years ago. HE hair was dark
but now it is quite gray. He spoke Of his Fl
Lafayette experience freely and places tn,
proper estimates upon the unauthorized ant
tyranical acts Of the great Mogul Of the De-
partment Of state. After visiting about towr
for while. both gentlemen proceed on tbei'
journey. The General Is very much engaged
in STRENGTHENING out bic business affairs. whicl
have become somewhat derangsd curing BIZ
absence.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-05-05
st. Louis Markets.

ST.. LOUIS, Mays.
FLoUR-Dull at $685..
WHEAT Market unchanged, S4@83c.
CORH. In fair demand at 32c.
BARLEY.-Nothing trsnspir.d.
New YORK Market
New YORK, May 3.
FLouR-Market unchanged Sales at $5.O5@5.lO
Super State; IS 2o@5 IS Extra state; $5O5@
$40 Super Western S5.s5@ So Common to Me.
dium j; S. IS EZRA w estern $5.45@o.50 Ship
ing Brands extra r. II. o.
WHEAT.-Quiet.
CORN -57@5yc Mixed Western in store and de-
livered.
Wu,sxY.-Market dull 231 1@25.
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DAVENPORT, IOWA. MONDAY MORNING. MAY 5, 1862

TaE GoLD SERKERs.-The st. Louis
Republican notices the departure from the
port Of st. Louis. on the let ioss., Of the light
draugbt steamer Shreveport. Capt. La Barge,
bound for Fort Bsnton. the Fails Of the Mis-
souri, and Washington Territory. That paper
says the boat will remain At Fort Benton until
Fall. and her passengers will penetrate the
couotry-to which hitherto 80 little has been
known. They expect to estAblish colony in
Bitter Root Valley, which 10 almost three hun.
dred miles in . south est direction from Fort
Benton.
Good workmen in al their mecha meal trades
are among the passengers Of the Shreveport,
including fair portion Of mioers-oId Cali.
fornians-who will make explorations in the
newly discovered gold regions Of Washington
Territory. They are al sanguine Of finding
the country rich ir the precious metal. The
passengers Of the Shreveport are all adven-
- . ~f
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THE CITY,.

FISH chowder at the fremont Ex-
change this morning (Sunday) at 10 o'clock, by
Grovs9bury. t-A af
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-05-05

ONLY A2.xU PER WEEK
For IintC Class Day 1sa1d,, .,
! Nd FURNISHED Oh UNPURNlHHrD,
"a roons supplied q prices . ssis ~ 49,. ~
10 eCOTT aOUs&
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-05-05

LIEUT.. w. S. MAcKENzlE.-Apar
from his main report of the battle Of Pea
Ridge. Gen. Sigel makes a special report Of
the names Of the officers and privates who
distinguished themselves. Among these We
are happy to notice the name of Lieut. W. s.
Mackenzie, Of this place. He commanded his
company. which covered the right flank. and
90 travely conducted himself as to be deemed
worthy Of high praise in the Generate report
the same connection. They are also highly
spoken Of by Gen. Curtis.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-05-05

CoNCERT.-Our readers will undoubt-
edly be pleased to learn that the Davenport
Musica! Society. under the leadership Of J. c.
Wallace, are to give concert on w Wednesday
evening next Judging from its programme
We should say that it would be an entertaining
and successful aff,r. Re,d advertisement
and be OF hand during the occasion.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-05-05

OFFICIAL PAPER OF TaE CITY.


C.H. SoRIv.N, %, Dearborn street, Chicago II
authorized to receive advertisements for this p
per.
ROUNDS 4 LANoDcx, l65 Randolph street, chi
cago, are authorised 70 receive adverti5emsntsf
this paper.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-05-05
NUMBER ITO.
TO-DAY'S ADVTS.

-
90 NJ q n H II,
The Davenport Musical Union.
-AssIsrED BY
THE ORCHESTRAL SOCIETY.
S.ss =. Alice Dutton. Miss Alice Hirschl, Mr.. ].
SuAssef and Others will give . vocal and instru.
mental concert in
.Netropoltsa,s MNly.
wednesday Evening, May 2. 1862.
PROGRAMME...Par. ,.,.
2.-Choius ITO Rome's Immortal "A
Leater" Orchestral accUmpAn-
s-violn Solo by Miss Alice nirschl,
Gu variations by Rode.
o-sons'" i have waited for thy COM
ing: :.;r;....ss.;;.;;..:::...:.: W v. Wallace.
"Cavatinc Du Pirate" Transcribed for
the piano by II. Hsz................ .Bellini.
6-Serenade male voices "Stars Of tho
Summer Night"
7-Chorus (by request) Gloria from tho
18th Mass. Orchestral accompaniment.
PAR121.
l-Overture. re.....................OR ORCHESTRA
z-Chorus Happy is our Soldier Band"
Orchestral accompaniment. ......... Mozart.
8-Msscal Meange, by Mr.. 4. v. Blakemorc.
4-Violin Solo by Mr. Strasser, "Souvenirs De
Bellini." Fantaisie Bril!an,e by J. Ar OF.
5-Double Qusrtctts, "Fair and Noble Lady"
male voices) Prayer from Comte Dry ROssISi.
6-Gutsr Solo by &. Newell.
7-Tickling lro.... Martini.
S-Cnorus, "On to the Field Of Glory"
Orchestral accompaniLcnt..... .Donizetti.
Doors open at ~ o'clock. Performance to COM
mence at o'clock.
Tickets 25 cents May DO had at WaTace's
Jewelry and Music Store, and at the door.
mJ5-dtd
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DtssolegtiO1e.

yTyHE PARTNERSHIP OF. LANE ; SKINNER
has expired BY Limitation, and Il dissolved
May lst 1882. - 1.,s,omr.rp
al .-e yse Q. ". SKINNER.
wav2-d1W st{ vss ses ns saetst a Z
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-05-05

M iBURTlS HQUs g. ss-
nQ1JER 4ORxAN6 1ISTn SFRrErS
NQoRenpegt, Iowa. uSN11dA
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-05-05

Sror at No. so Brady street, and look
at the beautiful patterns of Wall Paper which
are being operad
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Davenport Lumber Market.

l,sxY.-Market dull !; 23A@25.
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House Of Representatives.
WASHINGTON, July 10, 1892.

TIM PUBLIC CREDIT
Mr. LovEJoY, (rsp OF Ill., asked, but failed 10 receive
consent to introduce resolution instructing the
misas on Ways and Means take measures to prevent
specie paying banks from interfering with Treasury
notes, to the serious injury Of the public credit.
6Usi SsiioS OF PAYMENTS wBSTkkN DEPARTMENT..
The House ass d the Senate Joint resolution
pend all payments undor the act OF March last, 10
to the officers and men .ual EN- oyed Ia thu
Western or Missouri department their pay bounty and
PENSIONS and to appoint three tOmmissl TO In
vostgate and examine al claims and report the
to the Secretary Of War.
HONOR FOR soLDIERA
Mr. UTN (rep.) Of N. Y. reported from the Military
Committee Joint resolution, 10 provide for the pre-
sanitation OF medals Of honor to the Of
army and volunteer forces who have may distinguish
themselves in battle during the esent rebellion The
resolution passed. II appropriates thousand
dollars tor tho purpose stated
NAvY--THsNKs TO CON. FoOrK.
The House passed the Senate bill For tho better gov.
eminent Of the Navy" and tho House resolution OF
thanks TO Commodore Foote.
MARfTI&E RIGHTS, ETC.
Much miscellaneous business OF special Importance
was transacted.
Mr. Cox. opp Of ohio, from tn. Committee For
eign Affairs, reported resolutions in relation to mari
time rights On his own motion their consideration
was postponed till the first Monday OF December.
The House adjourned
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News from Port ROYAL. q. C..

The United States transport Potomac Captain Brown,
from Port Royal the 9Th inst, arrived yesterday.
Tho steamer Ericsson from New YorR arrived at Port
Royal on tho 9Th inst.
The health or the troops remained favorable. At VII
mington Island the rebel picket Lad bscoms very a.
noying. Two OF tho Union pickets had boon badly
wounded on the 5th-
Az WAS quiet at Beaufort
Lieutenant A. G. Evans, Third Rhode Island; n. Coz,
Forty eighth New York; H. Starr and Charles Alger VI
do. arrived here in tina Potomac.
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MR.. General Suruf Dc. ,ctor n.Vu ~ Nrs Captain
Pic u,ond, vito Q! ca,tsis R-hnoad o. Gsnsrai Prr-
slos stad srrvct It The Fifth bvet1s hor, yesterday,
from Providence, L. :.
Robert T. 1nGsir, eldest son 81 10 President cf tho
Untst States, arrived ct ;hs Metropolitan Ht !el
svertg.
Tno Prince do Joinvis, Csnts 70 Pavi1 AMI Due lie
Chartres OF france: Wee Aifn.rsl soJr snd Ca ain
Coffin Of the British Navy, sad Genera Gesss, ca.
aad. vsss, sailed IN the Arabs from Ee1.eps ca Yea.
usseAy. :
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minstration had sskci for that had no. been
granted BY ths
hr. ls0iJ1lk the President wanLod the Sympathy
and hearts OF tho senate
Mr.. wusos AIMED taat tie President had al the
sym a,hies Of the senate and never aore iobs r.
ancs shown him Than by the SeGate. he Mr. Wi-son)
tlo ght ths e4'uate did not need occurring
MI HAts thought Il the Senate Leedcd reproof 1t
would he uyt OF o,i0e 70 co d at.
NJ. DAVIS offered al nenau ant striking out the
To ce including the words and military service"
Re &c, sd-,eas IL. nays2
mr. HENDERSON "a rod an amsn 'ment limiting the en-
poy Of 10 sns " African dsscens 70 Tree negroes and
sisN IA rsbes.
Re ected-yeas l3, nays 90.
Mr. SALISBURY rostpons tho bill Indefinitely
RcJscted-ytas Q, rays ~,
Ysas-Messrs GaIlils. Davis, II nderscn Kennedy Mo
Deueai, foveu Salisbury, 5tafA AN NtAa4n NJ ssoufi
bh HENDERSON o!ered smendinslt, a. a new sec
ton, that al loyal persons shall be conn nated for
loss Of services q such orsons " are taken oy this bull
agreed 10, as ioUovs--
nn Ysa'7Mes.rs Anthohy BroTn'n'. co'amer cewsn
E,k Wiley. y ilson u no. Wrghs-1
Harris iiaSar Ring. Lane Of Kansas Morrill, rcn.ar "
snerman Sumner, 1ranbul, villa .nson, wlnol vi Of
MIR. LANE, (roo) or Kansas, offered an amendment
that the President be directed well authorized to
receive these persons IN the service Of the United
States.
REJECTED.
Tie nrst section OF the amendment authorizing tho
Presiao 70 receive persons Or Asican &c cent IN the
service OF tho United States, as thus amended, was
adopted.
Tie question then on the second section, giving
freedom t, the othor wife and children OF persons
who render suca service.
M SHERMAN, (rep.) OF Ohio. moved an amendment SO
thas this Sc tn would apply only " tho o.
beis A Opted
Y..s-Messrs. anthony. Broyuns consmer. co~an,
Kennedy, iAne OF Ind. Dou RE. Sh Ian, SIM
Sta K, r. Eye Willie, Wilson M, Wri.hl--22
NAr.-Meesis Chandler Clara, Feo esrn -. Hat, Har-
!aa knl, Lane Of Nan Norlii. Ioineroy, Sumner,
Tr imbul, Wade, Wilkinson, Hluiot. Wilson Of Mlas-lc
Mr.. BROWNING, (rep) Of H., moved strike out the
words mother, W! aud Oh Id pro, son Freedom.
He spoke al great Icing on Tho anne ndment.
On the question NO quorum present. Absent
Messrs. Dayard, Chandler, coll>mer, Cowan, Davis
Dixon Doottle Crimes, 'Hae, Harris. Howe. Iaihatn
Nesmtn, Pearcc, sherman, simmons, 1ea Lyck, Thvn
son, ,rumbuil, WAGE, Wiimot and Wright.
AdiOuI nod.
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THs LAGER BErs SAIoo.s AxrT rorr~Ar
roLcx--o ,DEn FOR rnz ArilT srrKrisrssf N ;ss-
,rrY.r joseph Hart ke ps lager beer s1losa = Nc.
IS Bow cry whore performances according 70 ho usasi
routine ~ each establish lsots, are y onAetco on
tho evening OF tls 2sth G. last Ju1s sur erntoasort
kennedy detailed on.e.rs to ys. Mr. Harps qasrtois,
under enthesiiy OF tho new low regulating concert
soona when four persors were ar sn'ed aud oreght
% tho Essea nerk.t po,iss SAITH Be.as brought
bsfors Ja-.c, osbsrne next Isosas, tao parties
lis asses In tnc Supreme S1art yesterday, however
on prucacn of he lager beer parties four orders or
arr ssre Issued rgaioet the police officers by Ju1t!cs
barns ara o. che nfdass OF Gastave Wise aud ,rrpsa
pscntsl: two orders sued sRist
Fepn.dy captsin T, g. Davis officer Herring. 1hs
ehsr was tested tbs sida yit Of Hart against Cap,ea
,nv IL aud cficsr lie W.T. Clinton sr tn. None ~ tue
parties have bees yet alrssI.d Dass are LAID At
very high figure
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IMPORTANT FROM THE SOUTHWEST.

Detachment ~ Union Cavalry Cut to
Pteces-AssassinattOn or the WonHiccd-
The Rebels En- Route for Bowling
Green, &C.. &c.
NASHVILLE, July 10, 1852
Four companies OF the Ninth Pennsylvania cavalry
surprised and TO pieces at this
ing al Tompknsvnle, the State line, by Stesrns'
cavalry, fifteen hundred strong.
Colonel Williams and Majors Jordaus and Brown
reported among the Killed. The wounded n.en were
assassinated.
Stearns is reported route FOR Bowling Green, with
the intention OF destroying the BRIGGS. Some OF the
railroad track has been tern up.
Lator accounts that it is certain that Colonel
Williams among the killed.
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Busnwhnckcr Ou,rnges in n,1ssouri.

QUINCY, III. July 10, 562.
Six bushwhackers visited tho residence d uniJn
named Pratt in Lewis county. Mo- on Tuesday last,
and robbed his house and murdered I'm. A band
(eighty in pumber) visited MoAtit allo canton
The county. yesterday and roboed tho store OF
MI Thurston tax ing every thing OF value The citizens
Canton preparing TO DEFEND themselves
patton OF An attack from the magauLers
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PlnLAih'FLlA, IuIy u, ISbg.
cerr,srorGont &c the 1ie 'roTa ,ho IL SIP }@.-
ford, BY t;scrters frsra yhs surg bs.
rgacs.nridse uasscd thT ,nsh iba CIT, c latter pars
81 june and fcssed I'll Nssirspp In email rowboa,
10 his gay g. Ttxas ssd rerfs2s .ssxc1.
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A Pure TObMcc0.-SellOSS Bank TOboc-
cooo6wins Pure Yellow Bank Tobacco. froia. AL
m prtie tor sale by ali and iesera, and -
Wholesale by E. GOODWIN BkCrEEE, 2)9 Water street
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HcrrinE's Patent Champion Fire and
Burglar Proof Safes 25i Broadway OF Murray street.
Mevy York.
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At JcfYers', 573 Rrnasi avay, Ladtes' Elas.
Tic Boois, 81 80 81 rs and a. Eamur.a s. 81 - and :. 5
gems no and slippers, yo ithr Rad .htsrn Bek
mo- als, shoes Caters. JEFFs:t 573 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-07-11

Trusses.--M arsh's Radical Cure Truss
Office Broa sway and street, under Barnuma
Museum. A female a.tcl IS ladies'.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-07-11

Eight Carries de White lcr 81, Equal -
the Lesl made
DAICHs 2ss Greenwich street, 90 ner OF Barclay.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-07-11

G. Enrnnrd's CoyTu: ated Metal Pens
Fave superior Cheaper oetef than sold Try and
tn.tt thar