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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-02-25
Davenport Lumber Market.
TO-DAY'S ADVTS.

EXECUfOR'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE.-
IL In the matter Of the Estate of John Heck
enlivcly, late Of Crawford County. Ohio, deceased
Pursuant to order Of the County Court of Scott
County, Iowa. made Mt the January regular term
for 1862, shall offer for SALE for cash, by Public
Auction, at the Court House door in the cit, of
Davenport, in said Scot. County, on Saturday the
2zd day of February. lst2, Mt 10 o'clock in the
forenoon, all the right, title and interest of the
Eeirs of said John lieckenlivey deceased, in and
to the following described Real Estate, in the
State of love, 10 wit; The n. u =. + a s. w.
4 Section 20 Township Is, Range }, East OF the
9Th +. H., in Scott County; The N. 4. =, = r. "A
Section 26, Township IS, Range IL, West Of the
9TH Z. NJ, in Iowa County, and the l.. n ). W. "A
and w. = 5. i. Il Section 30, Township So,
Range l3, West Of the 9th Y. NJ, in Tama County
or SO much thereof sh all be sufficient to pay of
the unsatisficd claims against tho said Is ate ap-
proved and allowed by said Court, and amounting
to about $40, together tn the costs and charges
Of administration. GEO. y. WHITCOMR,
EXT Of said Estate.
Dated January 2oth, lS62-dts
The above sale, on account Of therc being no
bidders, was postponed by public announcement. I.
until Tuesday, February 18th, 1862, at the SANE
hour and place mentioned III the foregoing notice.
February %, 1867.
GEO. p. WHITLOMB,
teDl0 Executor.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-02-25
From Washin.tOu.

WASHINGTON. Feb g.
WashingtOn's birth day was chosen for the no
mination to the Senate Of Gen. Winfield Scott. ! ;
Minister Extraordinary to Mexico, with functions
such rs he exercised in tho pacification Of tho
North Eastern boundary. Accompanying this
nomination, the project Of treaty went into the
senate whose principal feature was substantially
the assumption Of the Mexican debt, and tho H.
terest on this amount, to $3,OO0O0o per wear.
Inc treaty guarantees our payment OF it for five
years.
There is no law for the appointment Of an AS
sistant Minister to Mexico or any other country.
II is thought Gen. Scott's nomination would he
confirmed by the Senate, particularly if his func
tions should be limited to the pacifcaton Of the
armed quarrel conspired against Mexico, at n mo-
ment when We could no. defeni the Monroe doc.
trine, and 90 to her help, but it is very doubtful if
the Senate will favor the scheme of bu,iny oa
England, France and Spain for five years or 70,
any other time.
senator Fessenden faithfully tried on Fridav
and Saturday to get together the Committee On
Conference On the Treasury Note Bill without
success.
(Times Dispatch.l
1t is believed here that the rebels will make
great fight at Nashville.
Col. Corcoran will be made Briya lie- Gene,a,
soon he returas from the South.
Unless people in this city are very much mstak :
en-, something important is about to trahsrire ne
military movements. Two weeks, certainly. will
not pass without something being done. Ii is be-
loved by many that cur army is already In motion
may here state that had Gen. Mcclellan de-
termined to advance, the condition Of the roads
would not have been an impediment.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-02-25

progressing satisfactorily up TO o'clock this r.
NJ, wheo Mr. Hess telegraphei that he had pro
ceeded nve miles out. There is no doubt about
tne ine being successfully laid, and il the wealth
OF is favorable, the line will be open Tomorrow
morning.
me ueofge Warrington left at $50 o 'oleck this
morning, for the James river 10 receive nhoa, 400
released prisoners. She has now. at 5 o'clock.
ret 'rned. The released prisoners 60 to Baltimore
tonight. Among them are the crew. of tn
schooner Osceoa, captured in the Gulf OF Mexico,
on the LIST Of November, and tho schooner Els,
more. The largest number Of the prisoners re
turned belong to the Tamman7 and lst California
regiments. large proportion Of them we're
captured st Balls Bluff There are now no Union
prisoners remaining at Richmond
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-02-25
Arrival and Departure Of the Mails.
rosrorF1cs At DAVENPORT, IOWA.


EAsrsRx MAIL-Via G / + R-Closes at S
o'clock A NJ Closes ct ~ O'Clock N arrives
st 10 o'clock A N arrives at 81 o'clock Pm
Sundays excepted.
WESTERN MAIL-via NJ ) NJ RR-Closes ct 9L
o'clock A NJ arrives at o'clock p N, Sundays
excepted.
NORTHERN MAIL-Via Lyons 4 Camanche-
Closes at 9o'clsck P NJ arriyesat o'clock 2 N.
NORTHERN MAn-via Dewitt i Maquoketa-
Closes Sunday. Tuesday and Thursday at o'clock
N arrives Tuesdsy, Thursday snd Saturday q
RoUr. No. lo977--via Blue Grass. eto-Cioses
Monday, Wednesday, and Fs;d.y 81 o'clock P N ;
srrives Tuesday, Thcrsday and Saturday 1t
RoUrs No. los4s via Tipton-Closes Tuesday
and Friday st l2 o'clock N /; arrives Tuesday and
Friday st II o'clock n.
SouTHsax AAIL-via Burlington Keokuk-
Closes Sunday, Tuesday and Friday =: . osclock p
n orrives Monday, Wednesday and Friday at Z
Row ROWS : No. 10 ,ssH-vi. Butsalo-close. Friday
et 8 o'clock A NJ arrives Saturday ats o'clock
Pm.
Rours No. 1o9so-via Annauosa / Walnut
Forks-Oloses Thursday 1t IL N arrives Thurs-
day at II o'clock n.
HopRs-Oaice open ct o'clock A n; closes st
Q O'Clock N. Odacs oren on Sunday from TO
10 o'clock n.
- A. the principal mails are carried By Rail
Road, al the time % stated in the above notice
will b RAN ROAD TIAR, tho clock in the Super.
intsndsnt's Office, N Depot, being the stand.
ard. CHAS. n. ELORlDGE, F.. u.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-02-25
From Maryland.

BALTIMORE, Feb. "a.
The Old Point boat has arrived hero, having
left Fort Monroe Yesterday. She brings IA re-
leased officers. including Col. Wood, Of the ath
brooklyn, New York, Regiment, who was wounded
and captured at the battle Of Bull Run Col. Lee
OF the 20 h Massachusetts, Regiment. captured at
Balls Bluff: Col. Coggswell Of the Tanany Regi-
ment, and Capt. kecfer Of Bakers California Reg
iment. Col. Wood was paroled, and had the Lb-
erty Of moving about the city of Richmond.
Previous to his leaving he was present at the
Inauguration Of JEFF Davis; and states that no en-.
thusiasn was manifested on the occasion, hardly
. cheer being raised.
Col Lee Of the 20th Massachusetts,, says that
just before leaving Richmond on Saturday eve
ming, he was taken aside BY distinguished officer
Of the rebel government, who privately assured
him that official dispatch had just been receiv-
cd of the fall Of Nashville.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-02-25
From Cairo.

- CAiRo, Feb. -.
erything quiet at Fort Doncson
The rebels before evacuating Clarksvilc, fired
the railroad bridge crossing the Cumberland at
that point.
Commodore Foote issued the following rroca
| nation: i"
AT the suggestion of Hon. G. johnson, judge
wisdom and Mayor Of the city, who called upon
me Yesterday, after our hosting the Union aags
on the forts, to ascertain my views and intentions
towards the citizens and private property, hereby
announce to all peaceably disposed persons that
neHner IN their persons or property shall
they suffer mo!estaton by me or by the
naval force under my command, and they NAV
safeiy resnme their business avocations, with the
assurance Of my protection at some time. re-
qulre that all military stores and army equip
men:s shall be surrendered, no part thereof being
withheld or destroyed Further, that no secos sion
nag or manifestations Ct secession feeling shall be
allowed, and for the faithful observan 9 OF these
conditions. shall hold the authorities Of the city
responsible.
(Signed) ANDREW H. Foorrn
Nashville papers advise the undermining Of
some OF the bluffs on the Cumberland. and blow
ing them into the river, on the approach Of our
gun boats, to destroy them or obstruct the chan
mel.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-02-25
From Fort Monroe.

FoRr MONROE, Feb. %.
The Adelaide brought down the balance Of the
Wisconsin regiment, and conveyed them to New
port News, this morning.
Gen. John Z. Wool, with Col. Cameron and Maj
Jones, Of his staff, went this morning, under flag
Of truce, to meet by appointment Gen. Howell
Cobb, of Craney Island, for the purpose Of open
ing negotiations for general exchange of prison
and Gen. Wool having stepped On board the latter,
. consultation Of about IN hour in length took
place between the two Generals. The result Of
the interview is not known.
TAs Hobokea, with the submarine cable 70 Be
laid across the bay, did not leave until about hall
past two o'clock this r. n. connection having
been made between the cable and land wire Of ita
terminus on Beach Grove, above the fort, constant
communication 10 kept up between the Hoboksu
and Gen. Woods headquarters. Everything i,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-02-25

IL! u Waa. Only Western troops could have
made the charge - successfully a. cur troops
did. We have captured st least / 900 secssh
the largest number Of prisoners ever taken
at one time on this continent. All the secesh
seemed perfectly astonished At the treatment
they receive. and cay they are glad 1t has oc-
Cured. for they went into the Rebel service
through sheer necessity. and would rather be
prisoners that continue in the service They
certainly are pushed here for every thing.
Their clothing. blankets, caps, dc, are home
spun. The blankets are made Of all sorts Of
materlal-csrpets are cut Isl1IGd two breadths
put together. Their arms AYe principally old
arms-fint locke. shot guns. rifles, DC Their
swords are homemade. and Of all conceivable
shapes; knives made of iron and look more
like scythes than any thing else. The uni.
iorms are comical 10 appearance-particula
those OF the officers. 1t is evident that they
are in straigbtened circumstances. They have
NO confidence in each other. l should Judge
Gems. Pillow and Floyd have escaped. They
treated their men shamefully. They left their
men slylv, taking only their own f.vorites.
Gen. Buckner acted the man. He would not
leave his men, but staid with them and is now
our prisoner. He surrendered unconditisnslly.
Ihe fort was very extensive. There are in.
trenchments behind intrenchments, and rifle
pits oil around them. The intrenchmeuts ex.
tend about four miles around. with ravines
and hills with large timber inside. Our troops
could have held such an intren nchment forever.
against ten times their odds. and besides, they
had provisions enough to last them ten dsvs.
They gave up-yet they fought like devils
while they did fight Their loss must be about
500 killed and as many wounded. Ou. loss
was about 400 killed and 700 wounded. Such
msngled bodies you never saw heads. bodies.
arms. ieg', DO. mutilated moet shockipgly-
and dead bodies 30 numerous We trod over
them IN moving about I'll venture the asssr.
ton that lew persons ever saw more severe
battle, and have no desire to see the same
thing repeated. This thing OF stormine etropp
intrenchments at the point Of the bayonet. is
something more pleasant to read Of than 10
participate in; but l am ready TO 20 when
and where ordered. don't believe We will
have the same thing to repeat as long as We
are in the service
Ibis State is now virtually ours. Clarks.
vile. above here. is now 10 our possession and
used a. depot for Government stores Nash.
Vile will be ere long Our brigade is now or.
dsred to garrison this fort. and may be here
q month. II we only succeed az well in few
future engagements. you may rest assured that
secession will be dead and We will soon be
home. The Iowa ID is the best regiment in
existence. and fought better than any regiment
on the field.
have not heard from homo since ! left st.
Lnuis-write often. Direct to Fort Doneleon
District, West Tennessee. Attn brigade, 81 di-
vision, l4th regiment Iowa infantry. Love 10
mother and all. am we'll again and about
my business. No injuries Of any importance.
Your sffectionate son. n N. TYSzR.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-02-25
Complete List of the Killed aud Woum
ded Of Cos. B aud c, Second Iowu.

complete List oil the Killed and WOnm
ded Of Cos. b and c, Second Iowu.
CokPANY B-hilled.
Corporal s. G. Page;
Private VIM. Guthrie.
Wounded
Lieut.. Huntington. in the shoulder:
Private j. p. Scott, in thigh;
G. w. Scott. in head;
w. Scott. in leg;
&. Rosenberg. shoulder;
A. Draucher. shoulder and arm;
Geo. Parkinson. mouth;
A. II. Clark, leg;
J. IL. Tracy, both legs;
Sleinmitz. thigh;
S. Todd, shoulder;
.. 4. Dixie, shoulder;
A. r. Stonebraker, from falling;
Burehill. arm
w. G. Stark, arm;
). Il. Spencer. leg;
}. Bertschi. arm;
j. Wilson, neck
Geo. Mennig, arm;
John McCrellis, leg;
W. A. Nickolls. back;
4 II Howe, ear;
II. II. Port. hip;
+. n. Manning, heel
" J. Linden. from falling tree
J. Murphy. ear and arm;
Corporal A. A. Barnes, breast;
+. Morrow. hip;
Jas. ckwalter, eighty;
William Miller, slightly hit:
r. N. Lytle. slightly from falling tree;
CoNPANY C-Hilled.
Capt. Slaymaker
Private Chas. Lenhart;
Joseph Myers;
" Edward Peterson
George W. Howell;
Wounded.
Private VIM. P. Wade, both legs;
G. A. Smith, head;
Jos. Hunter, back;
- E. Corcoran
" Jas Uric;
w. C. Hecker. leg:
Wm. Drummond, leg;
J. g. Grsenv ault, groio;
4" J. w. Morrison, loot;
GA. Bell. face;
A. +. Gore
VIM. Mclean, arm;
F. w. Casper:
s. w. H. Magill. bowels;
Z" w. H. Rsiston. leg;
Chas. Fleury, arm;
=" Herbert;
Lieut.. ". Holmes;
'' Alfred Bing;
Sar. Geo. F. Hall, two aesh wounds IN The
" II. B. Doolttle, three wounde, one in
groin, out Of danger;
H. G. Mcneil;
Corp. VIM. Campbell. badly in the back.
Col Tnttla was aliohtlv and Mai ChinNVsr
wounded.
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DOCTORS PARKER 4 McCARN.

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between Second and Third, Davenport, Iowa.
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FUND FOR THE WoUNDED.-The Fl.
nance Committee was unable, on Wednesday,
to call upon all Of our citizens for their aid to
the relief Of the wounded soldiers. 10 order
that all may have an opportunity to contri.
butte their mite. the Finance Committee have
left their subscription paper with c. II. Ed.
ridge. At the Post Office. where oil Of our ci,i.
zens, who have not contributed and wish to
do so. can have an opportunity.
By order Of the FINANCE COMMITTEE.
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THE MARKETS.
DAILY REPORT.
OFFICE or THE DEMOCRAT AND NEws,
Monday Eve. Feb. -. 1862.

OgFiCE or THE DEMOCRAT AND NEwS,
Monday Eve, Feb. -, 1862. !
The market is active, and a good feeling pro-
walls on account Of the favorable news from the
seat Of war. Wheat is fKmcr and Barley is a
shade higher Pork is going up. Flour, with
some dealers, has advanced SOC per barrel. We
quote
FLOUR $3.90G4 20 wholesale; si.2o@ $50 re-
tail. Shipments 800 brls.
WuEAr--Act;ye at 65@7oc. Receipts 9,695
ba: Shipments 400 bu.
BARLRY.-Active at z7@3Sc for good. Re
ceipts 2,?le bu. Shipments $50 bu.
CORN-ln good demand 1t l2Wl4,. Receipts,
$50 bu.
OATs-l20l4c. Receipts $50 bu.
DRESSED IloGs.- $275@300. Choice lots,
$3.25. Receipts l40 head