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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-01-24
From Fort Monroe.


There has been 10 arrival from the Burnside ex-
ped ton.
The Narfo.k Das Book o; Wednesday hasa
aispatch daiei Golisboro, Jan 81, announcing
that 100 ressels Of Burnsdes expedition are inside
P2m!ieo Sound, ard - steamers outside. No al
tack heeni . e, bat Il e women sni saildf.n
we're in- Nevbe-n where mt II expected
TO take psce.
BALTIMORE, Jan. %.
The a As.erican. speci. corre.poaa-n, at t ort
Monroe, SAYS that f,s Of truce went To Norfolk
ye ,srdAy, with Lieut.. iter;1el released prisoner
.,eturIing South, ne was made ptsoner IN Wes
tern Nirgn.s, ald released on parole, and vii tie
exchanged for Lieut.. Gordon. VITO vas made a
p:i isoner by the rebels in Missouri.
TIE Norfolk papers OF Wednesday, Contain the
following telegram:
GoLpsBoRn. n. c., jan 2l-i p u.
large lumber OF women ami children have
arrived here from New bern. tight j expected
there. There is no other news.
An express has arrived tere from Nss bern, and
reports that At I o'clock yesterday p. m, there
were one hundred sels Q. the Burnside = edi-
ton in Psulico Sound, ard 3 large transports
outside OF E4tieras ln.et
Piivate information received here, says thatthe
enemy will attack Newbern, Hyde conoty, and
Roanoke Island. simultaneously. Our forces are
c,Inple,ely relared for them.
he Norfolk. Day Book Of wednesday contains
the following telegram
SAyANsAu, Jan. Il.
From forty - fifty vessels inside Of Bsoai
River, ten miles from RI loyal.
None OF the southern PAPER. make ary refer
ence TO the fight 1T >uminerse', hv., or to the dc
feat and death ot Gen. LJ!iIeofer.
The fune a O.. eNF!esl5eut 7 yler tGek place
On the olst inst ard was attended ~ JEFF Davis
ami hi. Ga abLet, a..0 BY the me inters u ihe feb-
Co. srcss
TIE Norfolk IJy TOOK copies a parag ph froir
a Petersburg paper, and says that The Pensacola
did not ape iroa. Il c .otoJ DC without da'ua.e
4 gentleman VIII examined her with spy glass
ale she pa.sei tie batteries, gives that pa
rer the assa ance thu. sLc had hc.es a. big as
No-saead in her bow. etc.
1" this the SPECIAL correspondent Of the lnsvi
an a3i. "ier-orai ius Iection oi the lcnrac"ia
10 i =, enables your correspondent to a. urc TIN
gentleman that the only hoes in her how are thos
{ .en..a!!y necessary to the right Development c
tie Fesaas u il n,r :orw..i pivg. GA"
Ihe y !. * Day Noel publishes iuag ari.ei
recO!diIg the aiytntute*, ui-tuItunes ard inHl
treatment Of Miss Puaie. lacy released from In
prison to. females at Washington. The lay BOO
calls Miss Poo.e te-sire, ard says, sceor ing I
her own s;ory there W. 10 psssiole outrage =
.lii sElty to which she Lut subjected.
Ite Nurfo!a papers make no mtI;.ano Q any re
ports circu 'atei BY tie sec-ss onists that some .
Gen Burnside's vessels had been drives ashore.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-01-24
NIGHT DISPATCHES.
Another Account OF the Battle.

CfSr'NN.TTi, Ian, -.
The Somerset co-resqondcn' Of he Tine. gives
tie fo.lown. account Il the reeeD battle
- seten oe.ocA ,u,aay Intr'..as the enemy
drove IN IN ricke:= q tie luta lnl.aaa, stationed
al ;h4 farks IL 'seroai epht miles from Soner
.ef. he ,otn were lraa4 in .4ne u battle ~.
NOV II. p The MOO. a4elc thcF ere met b! the
en=u.v, Six - 5us4Ill strong VII" usthn y o! snei
u1pH tns.li. Gener-. ouss :nme iist-lj "..ef-
q. " tie 9Th ONO, II iaan.ota ani 4ia en-
tu,a. he SUI p.r- =: ne .uth Iad ana the lat
t-r toi1i-g tie entnv in ch~ek ncaily
half an hear bel re being tfor.ei Ta- IL ALd
- IL. as sce we're trl-Ttd up % me l1hi vlit,
7 the Tor .o=e Il 14sf II . {. tte clsuy :s.anc
art eId " hitmres batttrie. IN tie n ean inc,
snei,ing the euemy the woods. Ate- teir Z
engaged reatly two hour. the .th 0hlo, n Min
nesv,. and 4.a Kentucky. made de. Ierlte bayo-
net charge u on the enemy anu drove them from
tie woo-s, coiup!e ely -eating and patsl4ag them
T. their elfenchincLts. AT he heat 4 the en-
gageslent. Capt kenLcv or.ered ssc,ioL Of
ms natt.ry II within sixty yards OF toe eIe y :
.I.e aid cTtncu ae...4if 4Ee lOE them, "A4c p
AIDED greatly 10 tbe -uceess of tnr das. Gur ~
vance arrive yrithI sight q the ereDy -
trencLnehiA an Lalr o.foiei.tri tna eFeEe o.
;noni With 80. al.1 .h.i.. y sh. c.g>lIs d %.
a STOP To- iurther ,ruo:stratioIs.
Al daslig4!, x Ises..ng. steamboat Wa Oh
servei II .nspvs..., ;.oops acTos, The Gu eIAnd,
when Nh.tlLsrr's bat ry of fArTpf fsas was
bought to bear on tie toat wish. n frs nin-
u e. afterwards, was il ranes. tie l4sA Aei-
tacAy ll-l One were ordeTeI iorsard ~
Gen. ho!nas, to a.ivance Ga TIE enemy : breast
woTk.. II. ving Up IN .iLe Uf batt 9 art scAii2g
tae entteucDlu MS. ,ney found be camp eaiireiy
oe eretei ani every ;a.n, standing as waen occu-
pet by tie enemy -a9Gsea sen.s, horses. nplcs,
wsgo-s and bag see cannon. ammunition anu ARE
aiH,s, wtre iaubd 10 perfect Irese!N.tioL
iae enemy iorces. ia the 3tt&ck, were led Dv
Crittenden and Zliiicoffer, and were ei hi thtu
saHd strong. the Federal forces in the night cid
not exceel three tacasahd.
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New i csa 1aTAti.

NV YoaE. January q
Market shade hrmer si&5Dla.5' Su
per- State; So - Is % Fx'ra State; $3.50 5.sj
Western $3.50 $50 com mon to me1ilm extra
Western g. q Shipping brands ard Extra X.
II. O.
CANADIAN fIoTR.-Very quiet. s5.5OG 555
super $5..atdo : ) Common 10 Cho.ce Ex'rs.
RYs FLorR -Steedy, 50 s. a 25.
WHEAT Market better. 81 2 so! "A Milwaukee
Club 81. amber Iowa 81 10 Red.
RYE. irrn al .2I-4..
BARLsY.-~carce 50 lfm.
CoRS.-Marke, quiet and nominal. Gic mixed
Western.
OATS -Quic..
Pegz-s;ea. y Sll.7o@l2.toresa; $sG95l
prime
hkEF.- Steaiy.
Crr MEATS -Cncharrci.
LAhp.-Fair demand. sales a,o bb.s q, .i.@
sAc.
Brr7ER-S Selling at ll@l5 for Ohio ls12oc
State.
CHEEsE.-Steady at 511G7N.
WHISKY. Market nominal at -.
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LATEST Na"o =
BY TELEGRAPH.
GENERAL SICEL TO BE PROMOTED
GENERAL OF DIVISION.
Latcr from Europe.
Arrival Cf the Il = Of New York.
TIE VAR FEELING IN ENGLAND
BSlDING.
The Pyirnfeer Su sM!er at Cadtx.
Views from Ru-nside's Expedition.
Nv .dTT.fCK O.f f.S.EW"BERr
.f.FTlCIP.41ED
TIE WAR FEELING IN ENGLAND
BSlDING.
The Prir0fetr Su ~ Ter at C0dtx.
Views from Burnside. Expedition.
Nv ATTACK O.f We EW"BERr
.f.FTlCIP.11ED.
AFTERNOON DISPATCHES.
From " ashingtOn.

WAsaIsGToS, Jan. -.
TIE j2int Cc-lirittec ou tie Ccltuct ot the
War haye argued IN anenr nent 10 The joint rules
Z. I'll. houses = the eject that whenever any
L!em Ter uses il his place ali states ,iGt ;ae tx-
ecut.ye wlsnes Congress to seertty ae; on InJ
matter ca7lecfed Wit. the J. y so into Sc
cset ses,lea an ae'loers cly coLe - conc!u n
ereon teor adj eurlIe..t. T-c speeches are 10
~ limited u fre minutes E CD, AMI .sEv member
disclosing tie proceedings 81 all be expelled.
Special to the Tribune
Secretary stanton had an isteryiew Il two
hours in ths Senate Commit e Rooms, ;a;' morn
NJ, ~i;l tic Mi!lttIv { lll.ttee- q. = Houses
All the ten members were pres "a. The secre-
trr gave his views freely on his pan OF contpct-
N the ald EXPRESSED desire 10 be al all
tlules iIfyfinei, .sr his guidance. OF matters OF
p Bile interes' coming before eithe- comm ttee,
si4ias that the apartment would s.wa.s tie
orci. 70 any member /: the tvo committees. lie
Sta tel IL tl.l nd complete lis: of ali he cor
tracts II de By or FOR The War Department since
the commencement of the war. ~,h ii.e nane Of
every contractor and pu.ea ase, Should se made be
fore the lst Of Feb.
Until full investigations be made, Colsnel
Scott is ~ haze suecial charge 0. Railroad
trans porta;i3n matter, and Coz crcss has been
>kei to give the Secretary Of War control Q: al
The kai roads il the United States, whenever the
interest Of the shall de aI.l i. chl Tucker.
;Ae se,oni assistant, i: % have cla-ge of al tie
ifa1s; or, .;iva by >la tie eaar erirg Ct ve,ses,
Ae. Nr. Watson. the third hs,i,'a1r, Is % tave
ntlcl D. the roI> ana e ca=ra Dus.ncss c,E1 eeted
si.h TIE t-9ap. III the .:
senator johnson, If Tennessee, received dis
patch to-iey fla Ma r seeper ia ms II ,ue
starca rs fc#iows:
"Xolacoiier i. inieei dead, i have seen h. b II.
Cur yiriore j. syerwAe, ts.nlag lie rebel. are
driver if-m III e-;irc .ec'ion % the cum ry.a1d
n,leky vii ,oas he tr.e .forn t.a..r-.
-,re-- ii. .LaEc :w t.es eireu:t., oae &. In
are,her ii I8isnis, i-sa Missouri and kansas
.eissy smith ! n et o. tsr orc, AID TO- IL
other. Mr. Browning and Judge Davis, q Illinois
nave been suggested.
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DISTRICT COURT.
SPECIAL TFiM.
HON. John DILLON, Jadi

HON. IOHNF. DILLON, Jadge
la ". GffForD. Clerk.
THURSDAY. Jan. 2s.
Court o,.en.d at Q 0'cioek A
Tie 'ury il the case Of Wiiher.i vs.. P.ett.
brought in verdict for the Plaintiff for tbe
sam Of 81 G72 20. On notion Of P.a.ntiH, e
retnilt.tuf was eutersi for s3e3i5. Def-n.
dsnt's counsel moved f3r uew hi.l
T Deohlag vs. y. ; einau. Ih.s case was
tried before j. Y. Royers, E>q Referee. Qai,e
lumber Of witnesses were examined during
the trial. The Jury found verde. Tor the
Piainiff for SO 50 ard costs Judgment en-
verdict. J. W. Thompson for Plaintiff; Patton
for Defendant.
IL F. Piett vs II srrmsn Wihe,mi-tuit for
ser. .ces. Iiia. by Jury The examination Of
wi,nes.es vac lot closed to-day. Grant ard
Smith for Plaintiff Dow I Defendant
Court adjourned at : o'cloek il! o'clock
to.L-o.Fcw morning.
RARE CuAscE.-Some euterprising
young tasn With limited pi.sl. good moral
character, an ordinary common sehoo. eoacs-
ton and an enterprlsing turn Of ml5d wishsl
cat dl'cJver az opportunity on Perry street,
between Third and foarih TO 60 iuto the per
fupery llsness. The eu;irs neightor'l 81
will ,ase Pleasure In extending hin u1.imitei
eneonrage ement. s.vefal good judges OF vati
ous extracts ArI iasj so.a,ors no hay taken
psin- to examine into the f.citiee, Ir hour ce
the chances unequallei. The oder i. wsrraa.
ted to keep q. long a. de.rei
CoILIsIoE oH TIE Rock ISLAND
RAIEo.b.-E.rly Thur lay Z. rning TIE east
ern hound eSiress freight an tie We-,.In
hound passenger r4Ls coi.d.d ou the Rock
leland Railroad at M4rsai!!es No great dam.
age waa dols 10 fr.llitg save tie etgineE,
which were pretty thoroughly used Up. q
little more c4reiu! it future. gentlemen.
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THE MARKETS.
DAILT REPORT.

Ogs.cs OF rA1 DExocRAr AND NEwsl
Thursdsy Eve, Jan. %, 1862 I
Quotations are the same yesterday, though
Wheat Is . little easter. We quote
FLorR- $3.50 wholesale; sssc retail. Ship
nents 0 trls.
WukAr-Active At 5s@soc Receipts s,l75
bu. Shipments :, $50 bu.
BAKLzY.-Quies 81 I5G2Sc. Receipts 1855 bu.
SLlpI cuts 4.V Ia.
CoRx-Nominal q. lo9ilc. Receipts 40 tu.
OA1s-l2Gl3c. Receipts 25i bu.
Hoss.-S212.3o. Receipts Isl head. Shipments
2o mead.
uAY.-si jsa5 for Prairie, and $500 fcr Tim
o.uy.
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ChlchU Market.

CHICAGO, Jan q.
FLoUR-Market inactive. sales a; $3.60G3.sn
deliverei.
WHxA1.-Market very steady. sales at ia
72lac.
toAN.-225.c C in store
OATS STEADY. Is. Il sto e.
RYE Que, and steady. Sales at 3 &c in store,
and 81 &c track.
BARLEY Marke: quiet. &c on track, and 80
cents delivered.
DRESSED !ocs.-Market better. Salesat s2.sJ
d275.
LIVE HoGs-Narke, aivan Ing. Croted at 1920
d235.
HIpzs Steady. Green County 4hG5 j;
Green saltei 5Mo5.c; Dry Flint llQ l254c.
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L NEtUiCI.'S ..LE Or ..EaL ESTATE
l. In the matter OF tho Esa;e of John heck
eu,eely, late of traw arl Comfy. Ohio 3ece sei
Pursuant ORDER II the CgrLty Count d. - oit
County, Iowa. ina i- a. Tie January regular tefI,
far l,n.. shat otter init sale, tar rc1sa. iy tnblc
An .;ion. al the Court House door i. the CIT, II
Davenport, in si> scott County, ca Saturday tie
22d day &C February. ls62, al u O'Clock III the
io.eLUon, al the -ht, ;;lie ami interest o1 the
heir q. SAID .lefn fieckenye,y. deceased, in aEd
20 tae f. il: d. scriaed Heal t-'ts,e. III he
State Of Iowa, % wit; The y. Il =. 7 a = W
i Sectlon . Town.hip -, Eti-e ;, hast D the
5th 7. NJ, ii &c IT County; ! he \. +. Il ). l.. "a
Section p 7 wnshir :. Rage Il, " e-t Of tie
5th T. Il il Iowa 6oun;y anl tie +. !! : w..
and ". y, ; t. !, section g., Township eo,
Rang l., West of tue I'll =. ~. ii Tana Co .ntY.
50 mucn thereof nsli te sufficient 70 lay off
the unsatisied claims aeainst the said Estate, ap-
proved and aiiove. ly said Court. s,i amounting
to about ). O together " III the eests and charges
CT admin STATION. co. 7. WalICoMb,
Lx.r c. sal i..late.
atel January 21tE, 1-t a-4fs
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JAS. T.LAHB, o. ". sKISSEE
LANE 4 SKINNER,
4 TTORNEIS AT LAW. OFF lCE-COk
"A AKn of Second and Brady Streets. over
smiths Dec.
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OFFICIAL PAPER OF TIE CITY.

q. II. ScRryEs, s3, Dearborn stree, Chicago, il
authorised toreceive advertis ents for th "a
per.
RoCfDs i LAsGDoS, lj5 Rs dolyh street, Chi
cago, are authoriIed to receive advertisements tor
this paper.
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NIyE HAVE FORMED PAkTNkRSHl
w fort . .r4ctice Of the Law to which "
81 all devote o.f pers nal attention.
March 5, 1850. COOK b DRUhI.
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DIANO AND ORGAN MANUFAC-
turer, one door west of corner
~ 10th and LeCiaire streets. Davenport,
owa. All instruments OF my own u axe warranted
and kept in order, without charge, i've years.
n. B-Repairing anu tuning done 81 all time
and IN the test manner.
DAvxNPoRT. April 10. 1850. aplls-dl"
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]. A, NytD. N. d..

DHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. OFFICE
i No. 23, corner Main an 4 Third streets, Dav.
export, Iowa.
Dr.. REID can be consulted at his Office at all
bours of the Iay and night, unless professional!
engaged seut2o
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From New York.

NEW YoRK, Jan %.
When the Atlantic left Port Royal military sf-
fair, were in sots q.o, and NJ forward movement
had taken place.
The Hritlsh gun boat Racer arrived here this
morning from De nnda. She states that the XII
naldo arrived there the lth and failed for st.
Thomas with Masos and Slidsii board.
The Atlantic from Port Royal, T. II Of the 2Nh,
has !, SIS b.Ies OF unginnei sud 6sl bales oil GIN
ned cotton on board and !ssgs namber OF pas.en-
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MoEE SLEI"ns.-Ihe ECLIPSE Lis
cry stable Las been purchasing rev lot OF
e'ei2hs. which are ~ " sutect to the oruel oi
oar ciIizsls. Try them.
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ErSAwAY.-A Mustang pony, at
tached to q lst. sleigh, started Of yes .rlay
afternoon. irora he cofrer q Iowa ar d ihird
streets, 10 have !. Tit Of q run. he KEEP. lis
course un'i! he reached Ilarri-cn street, where
h turned towari- he r.vrr. hu. lo3sng vii
was soon captured The owner Of the animal
soon r.gainei property, eud to- ample ,.
yenge in flashing Lis l.idA.
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c,.., ,t
,,o,,;,c
~-
HE moderate weather Is raising hob
ul,b our fine slsi hing A little more rerp
cold w.alber vopld no, he a, all oh;4.;iona.
MoEE SLEIalIs-The "Eclipse Liv
cry stable Las been ppreEs.inya lew lot Of
9 'ei2hs. which are ms suIiect to the oruet ot
our cilizebs. Try them.
dwelling house near the business portion Of
the city, with five or s!x rooln.. Arr.;y ., this
m
~
~
o,,s ro,s tho s,a ,.,v v,;.t =
.
- D''' =" '''s -
uSAwAY.-A Mustang pony, at
-. 49, u 1t.
afternoon. (ror, ne cpfr4r ;hi,a
streets. t. have u lit of run. IL. kan, .,s
csurs. u1iil he reached uarri.on street vb,rs
h. turned towards he river. ia, lo3sjry wiz
was soon cap,ur.d The cwner .f the animal
soon r,gain4I rrao.tty. erJ TON .n,n?- :.
,eace in iasiiug i!s LidA.
HARyEsIING ICE. The ice dealers are
At work v~rv hu.iIv il ,u,,ir, mn tbs us,.,
s,,-,r =, i. ~ summer oo,s,n,,;,, v..s
di,ion 10 The reyplsr,,,ia va no,i,s ssva,a
nr,ys,. :ca lons.s e-e ,s,,i,, i, thar s.,.lv
IT, ,ce i. ,hop, viors.s,,ioL s.,.,3
..,,. II, s :
=.
,,;u Ia, a,,;,aa 81 .,, 49,, ..,l g.
,av .la.;..
rn,;.
Tux "Pas1rtnS The local of this
as.;.sr .ba, .,ons;t,l. &,
,bs daily ;,sn.in b;s ,a,s,,nsn, ,h;sos
and tbs, M so,. - throat, 49, uh;,;,e vii,
as,.r him from ~ d;scla-ca ~ III. dn,r Il.
p.,,,. sn,,o.ss ,hs, 20 .b,u s,,n,e.s a,
item becsnss be foursd in a orari s,,iob.
ria. ~, in cn,h..,ona n,omsnsda hs don,
lnov "opr local Snr4lv h.vs.b. ,;,h,
"a pive The currsn. nsus a,d ds.c-;hs Tho
eesv and festive" by moonlight. alone" in our
f,s, ci,van3 whiIa VIC havsp spod.si,s,o,,oo3
nno, onv on.,.,oss =. nns. ba ,.r,i,,a4 D.
rim this dena,tmsn, in sccordanca v;,t e,s;s,,
and VII established rr,,s
H.,cus ksen GOO, Zoo, !, ror- 5ri,Ls a,6
g., on, of the .now b.pks and re v;li d,o,
-ner contra We s,sva,s
BUSINESS, ETC.-The business Of the
week pa.t has been ore of the largest and
bes, our city he's erioyed for come months
past. A vas. auoun, Of grain-1rinciraily
xhea,-found it's way into rnsrke. from all
o,.rter, giving our s,r.e,s a tusy s,pearancs
and creating degree Of trade which mus,
have been highly satisfactory to all business
men The demand for Government sunplies
no nre.ume has mucn to do with this dema nd
for whe.,-s,so 10 6Il co.,rac,s fer Grain an
aour mad. with other parties. AT all events
onr tusipes. men er;oy the benefits of the in
e,es,ipp trade. We hear ofbut few real estate
.pscu,s,ion and the demand for land and lots
will probably be considerably reduced from
| that Of las. year This may be expected. no,
only in thi. precnc, but In the entire West.
Those who have real estate and are able 70
hold it. need have no fear as to future resulls
times will meod. and sc,ive restoration of con
6denc- will be experienced. The war, il car
ried on during tie next season, will be . souics
| os ,osn.ll ,arenna IN tho Niss;s.ion; v.u.v
|
Millions OF money VIII be expended 10 the
| nnrchs.e of stores and for other nurnosea and
|
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Insurance agency.

TNHE INSURANCE BUSINESS HERETO.
i fore conducted in this scity by FlELp KAusr-
MANN wilt hereafter be conductei at the same ef-
fce. in LeCiaire Block, {LeClaire Hall entrspcs.
By MESSRS. FIELD 4 BLACKBURN.
Insurance in the most reliable COMPANIES can be
effected on the most reasonable terms, Liberal
share Of patronage solicited.
FIELD / BLACKBURN.
Dsysap0t, January 8, lss..-df
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!. 1. PAKkKK, N. d. 90. ". CAIN NJ. p.
DOCTORN PARkER 4 Mcl,ARN.

DHY SlCIANS AND SURGEONS. OFFICE
4 No. 7 Franklin 3iock, second floor, Brady St,
between Second and 7 hird, Davenport. iosn.
pR. PABEER'S residence. conner 9th AM lc,laire
streets DR.. Gko. ". MCCARss residences. cast
side Brady, second door from ccrLer OF 9th.
myl1-itt
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XxXylI CONGRESS --FJRsT SESSION

" AsHlEGIUS, Jan. IS.
Hou-E -s.r. Blake, from The Post fiee Corr
lnitee, reported { b 70 o.tsbl sn p3sta! aey
o.ieI. Fu,tt.eg coL.ilera ion past, oael
Gr. Steven, Fl i. ,ss Committee on Way nd
Means, rt ported the Iat t&l apTrOpriat. .on biz.
Mr. +. lott, from tae Committee On .euue. u.
reported 4 III ai.se.5ztag The "tes!dent to 81
pom, light house in iucfor. f,r any Of tie ..Gti
houses on the coas', during ana for ole year .!ef
TIE cgntiGuance Of t.4e IUse.Ii5I. Passed.
81. keiiors. II l.. from the COMMITTEE IN
Juii cihry re- or.ed n till 4utLorI7trg the >.cfc-
,ary u tie Treasury to settle with the states :
spp, lies furnished teen .soois ca...l oui t. si il
IL .u7 r,ssipt * the rete.ii n. The coIsidcra-
tion of Il IS va pos.poae!.
Mf. NA..ory r. n tie COMMITTEES or Rosli and
lsnas :, reported a tiil fr military and MAJ!
rot.c ROAD from New york to TenEessee.
The House went inio C,tnnltice Of the Whole
ard 10 K up TIE Military Ac44-Ly bill.
SEsATE Mr.. Hows.d lre.entei joint resou-
,ion to the Legislature oi Michigan IN favor Of
q ex.hapge OF prisoners with sfecia, reference
to C9i. WILCOX. Referei.
Mr wilson presented q remonstrancs from 'hc
uaiervriie-s shir-oxneis and ntLers Ct Bostcn
against .ly measures which VII III pair The ef.-
cieney Of The coas. survey.
Mr. fia.e . led u tae reso, ,utisn in regard to
Wsri II Lamon, MsrsLa Of Vie district 4 Col
unba declaring that in the order be (Lamon}
trans snittei 70 the Senatahe 10 guilty Of contempt
OF tie Senate, ard tat tie SECRETARY Il the Ser
ate re port the resolution 70 the PRESIDENT. The
resolution va rassed.
On motion 4 Nj. Wilson the bill for the com
pleti.n ei the 1escnces oi Washington WAS taken
up.
The question being the Amendment prevailing
that th.fo eng ni1 s3egua!is De luni-heh WIN
death. agreed g.
The bilIwas IL 90 - amended "a 10 provide that
no work Sd all hereafter De CON nenced On the de-
fence, wien j. was passed.
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