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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-04-19
AFTERNOON DISPATCHES.
From WASHINGTON.

ASBlNGrON, Aprli II.
Intelligence was received to-day from the Poto-
mac 1otiila. who on the l4h inst, visited the
town of Serbana. A boats crew was sent ashore,
but when within a few yards of the beach they
wero fred upon by the riff I'd piers. No ono
II jured. he boat recei cd several shots in her
hu.l.
The Jacob Boil being nearest in, INN edia.eIy
opened fire on the rebels, whi.h scattered them in
every direction. After this the fotiIla proceeded
OH its voyage towards fredericksburg.
Arriving opposite the Lowry's Point batteries,
they commenc ed from the whole feet to shell the
works and fartifcatioas, driving out the pickets
who have occupied it 8 nco its evacuation II days
ago by large body Oft rebel army.
After the shel;ng, the b ,ats crews landed AID
proceeded to burn some l50 plank and log houses,
used by the rebels as quarters, which were en-
tireiy ccrsamel, after which the boats returned
to their ships loaded with blankets. quilts, med
icines ard muskeis left by tho rebels in their
dight.
The feet thea proceeded to the town Of Tap
pahannock, about two miles above For. Lowry,
arriving Off which, o blank cartridge was fred.
and flag of truce hoistea, which was respond
ej to by the people Of the town by displaying .
number Gf white flags.
Oar commander, with his gigs and crew,
landed, when they were met at the beach by II
large ccncourse Of people Of all colors, and it
seemed with gre1t demon STATIONS by the dark
population. The American flag was run up over
one OF the largest houses IN tue Town, Wnen II
was hailed with enthusiastic cheering by the
crews Of cur own gun-boats. Subsequently our
commander was Informed that some Of the people
of the place had said that soon IS We let it
would be torn down. Our commander politely in
formed th lem that ii il was he would give them SIX
hours to leave TIE town before he would burn ii.
Information was given by the cont.aband that
four large schooners and other distractions had
been placed in narrow channel OF the river, FIVE
miles this side Of Fredericksburg, to prevent our
app:o,ch 70 that place, where lies the steamers
st. Mich olas, Eureka snd Logan, the former
mounted with two guns.
As far as could be learned there were no rebel
soldiers on the neck OF land lying between tho Pc
temac ard Rappahannock, excepting few picket
cavlier, composed CT Maryianders, to prevent nc
groes from escaping.
On the 18th inst, the fleet lay of Rappahan-
mock, about fifty miles below Fredericksburg.
Our feet captured the sloop Raindeer. loaded
with oysters, sha., cedar posts and CARPET bags
| Containing quantity Of clothes for the rebels
with many letters. from whlca it was asce, tanned
tha. the rebels we're eracuating Fredericksburg
and talking Of burning the towa, 70 keep i. from,
falling iato our hands,
Our fleet then proceeded dowu the river to Col
Inns Cs.e .ek, and there cut out two very fine schoon
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-04-19

statement Of Accounts Of State, County,
school, Rail Road aud Bridge Funds
for March, 1862.
1862 STATE REvExuE.
March by balance due State.. 1870
April l-By amount collected in March 1882 "a
s447ss4
March Ito amount refunded erons-
ously paid... $3.50
March20-To amount transferred to Tenn
porary school Fund.... :. 1861
To smount rcmitted OF war
rants aud couuons to State. $685. 50
/ To balance due State Treasury 2,6oY.79
coxxTY nlvExuE.
March by amount ccunty orders on
hAnd.. $353.77
April by amount collected in March 3,V25.3O
ss.s7s.o7
April Ito amount county orders can
celled.... ..............$l ,4S2.S0
To amount county orders can
| csllod .............s...... .5S
| Balance on hand due county. S219
$3,s79.ts
SCHOOL RIv. .NU1.
March by amount cash on hand. ..$5,s 80
| April L. do collected in March,. $50 26
April Ito amount transferred to Tenn
porary School fund. d........$6, 1896
RAIL ROAD n8vsNUE.
March 1--By amount cash on hand >. 81, ,465 II
April l. do collected in March. 1904
| fsrsss = e2rgvss fess @3,095 ss
April 1-By balaace cash on hand.... .$3,Os5 SO
BRIDGE Rxv9NUE.
March BY balance cash ON hand lee. 81, ,l61 10
April by amount collected in March. 46S5
L. sszss8.s2 Y@ sa $l,20s.vl
March 15-To cash paid VIM. Wilson,
Township Clerk. k........... 235 90
April Ito cash paid J. j. Smart, Town
A4 ship CLERK 7OO co
sstoai9 1s balance eash % hand...., s03.Ol
! 9k7ar.~, g .xnsss s1,sos.o1
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-04-19
From Baltimore.

BALTIMORE, Apr!. Is.
1t intervals a.. night and this orning heavy
can,rnadin. cou,d be heard in tho direction Of
Yorktown.
A party Of descr.ers who came into our iines,rs
,.2,t tho arrival Of JEFF Davis in the rebel camp,
ana that it was understood that he would take
command in the approaching battle.
They raI1ssent the enemy to DC 10 great iofcc,
and the work of ntrenchiug TO bc progressing
throughout the peninsula.
keiaforc enen:s were constantly arriving from
Ncrfcif, Frederick, burg. and even North Caro-
lima, and the rebel Generals openly declared their
in tcnton to make this the great battle Of the war
and the e.roDgss. conviction is expressed OF tri
umph over tha Federal forces, aud driving them
from the peninsula.
There is almost constant skirmishng going on
by ,.,e rAemen, and occasionally shot and shell
throw. with great rapidity.
There vas quite heavy skirni-h this mornini,
beyond Warwick Court House, on the James
River. The enemy attempted 70 turn our left
flask The attac.S was made in quite heavy force
but tho enemy were repulse5, asrer brisk or
tiery duel.
hcen oritc heavy. We lost about twelve in kill
cd anu wounded.
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NIGHT DISPATCHES.
From Washington.

WASHINGTON, April lS.
The following was received at the War Depart
ment to day, from Gen. Hunter, commanding in
South Carolina:
PoRr ROYAL, April II, via SANDY Hook, Is.
We opened our batteries on Fort Pulaski On the
morning of the 10th inst. After 80 hours OF con-
tinpous firing, q practicable breach was made, and
preparations tor storinng were about TO commence,
when the rebel flag was struck. We have cap
tn,ed Al guns, 600 shot and shells, 40 900 pounds
of powder, 800 prisoners with their srms and ae :
cou,rements. and good supply Of provisions.
One Of our men vas killed none wounded.
The following dispatches were received to-day,
ut the War Department, from Gen. Mcclellan.
HEADQUARTERS OF THE ARMY OF THs POTONAc,
April 18th; 1862. :
At about half an hour after midnight, tho
enemy attacked Smiths position, and attempted
to carry his guns. Smith Tepulsed them hand
somely, and took some prisoners. havc no de-
tails, but will forward them as soon Is my aids
return. The firing Was very heavy. All is now
quiet.
Ny position occupied yesterday by Smith, was
cntrenched last night, 50 that We have been aba
to prevent the enemy from working to-day, and
havc kept his guns silent. The same result 1t
the batteries 1t Hyots Mill.
Dispatches to the War Department, say that
Yorktown was shelled BY our gun boats and some
four barees, but without effect. There has been
u gOOu OcAl ~ uEIuS IIOU t0e AOIkWW0 lana
batteries.
WAsHIxcro., Aprill7.
The following has bsen received 1t the War
Department:
Mouxr JACKSON, April 16-11 AN
Our troops occupied Mount Jackson 1t o'c ock
this morning, and are now in front Of Rudcsville,
where the enemy appces to be in force. Tho poo
pie report that they intended giving battle there.
They resisted our advance. in order to gain time
for the burning Of the bridges, and the railway
cars, engines, de-, which had accumulated at the
sevmin us Of the road; bat cur movement was %
sudden and the retreat of the rebels percpitats,
th.t we were enabled TO cave tho bridges, two
locomotives and some of tho cars. 1heee had
been prepared With combustibls materials for in
slant confagr ition. Many prisoners have been
taken and several horses captnred from the enemy.
The troops have acted admirably. Col. Cauolis
brigade, Of Gen. Shields division, led the advance
on the back road to the rear Of Mount Jackson,
and. AcCullom the turn, ike Gen. Villains With
his nain divisies, brought mp the reserve. We
shall occupy New Market might. Gen. Shields
has = far rseovsssd, = 70 command his division
- peseses GO ~ akI~@ea - aGs
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RIVER ITEMS.
Friday, April Is.

|
| ARRIVED.
| EAwKEYE, Gray, 81. Louis.
DYPARTED.
| HAwksYY, 1ray, st. Louis.
AD Hixs, Gait, Dubuque.
BILL HENDERSON, Rhodes, Dubuque.
| SHATT BRoxE.-The Kate Casse, while at
tempting to cross the Lower Rapids, broke he'
shaft, and was left to the disposition Of the
She succeeded in landing, when ferry-boat was
sent for, which towed her to Keokuk. whore she
will remained until repairs are made.
The Belfast is expected here to-day from st
Louis Shippers get your freight ready.
DRowNEp.-A deck hand named Michael Shell
don fe': overheard from the steamer Desmsines
| City, at st. Louis. and was drowned.
IdE RlvEas.-The Mississippi is rising from
this point to Lake Pepin. The Illinois is reced-
ing slowly. The Missouri is reported stationary,
and in dns boating condition. Tho Desnoines
river is swelling yet.
ERRATA.-We were mistaken when we state
| that the steamers PemLina and Hawkeye State
were going into government service. The Hawk
eye made her appearance at our landing yesterday
rive today. They received the orders as We gave
notice, but what occasiened their non-fali ment
We have not ascertained.
The EVER at this point is raising rapidly. Last
night the water was oveiAowing the levee almost
entire:y. We shall look for still greater rise.
Property owners along the border Ct the river had
better guard against loss which they liable to
be exposed to. There is an immense body Of snow
about the Upper Mississippi and its tributaries.
the effects Of which may provo disastrous.
From a despatch resolved here yesterday, We
learn that Lake Pepin is open, and that the pack
ct Keokuk was the first through. Wo SHALL look
for q revival in the river business immed 4etely
It can't come too quick.
BOAT, LEAVING TODAY.
The Notthern Line packet Pembina, Captain
Hill, will depart fer st. Paul and intermediate
landings this morning.
The Noathern Line packet Sucker State, Capt.
Ward, will leave for St Louis and way points this
morning.
The light draugat packet Jennie Whippe,
Captain Morrison, Clerk Grdon, will depart for
keokuk and intermediate points this morning at
8 o'clock.
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Terrible hurricane,

ST. JesErn, Mo-, April Is.
A most violent hurricane passed in . south east
cry direction from this place tonight. The latan
fre, ght house, of tho ?. e. Il X, was demolished.
nj airing several persons. The steamer Major, Of
the Ha anibal and st. Joe Railroad line, was torn
from her moorin IS and carried down the river sew
er'i miles, but finally made landing, being badly
damaged. Her passengers were all SAVED. The
steamer Da, otah of the same line, sunk and is a
total loss. She carried down her engineer, rail-
road conductor and two others. TO what extent
damage is done in other sections below IL not
known, as the telegraph line is down between here
AID 1Atchison.
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Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, April II.
FLoUR.-Markes dull. Quoted at x3.S914 90
Winter.
WnEAT.-Marketd dull AMI dropping. Sales at
7O@7.Ac.
BAaLlr.-Steady. Sales at 45c on track
CoRN.-Quiet and firm. Sales at 24lagl26 cents
aAoat.
PorAroEs.-Dull and heavy. Prime lots at IS
3S:
RYE.--40o in store.
BUrrER.--Stcady at S1121s.
BEEF CArTLE--Quiet, with sales at 81 5o@
800.
ONIoNs.-45c for prime.
HIpss.- Market steady. Green Country. SO
81 Green Sa..ed, 6GGH Dry Salted, 9l@
l2c Dry Flint, l3@l4,.
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From Cairo.
CAYgO kpr.i l8.
FSnccia1ta tho Chicago

Especial to tho Chicago Journal
The water is rising rapidly, famil es removing
from the ho,se,, and leaving for the country ioI
shelter and safety. They arc also sending of
their horses ard cows. The railroad track Is uI-
der water on Pache Bottom, just above the city.
a heavy nor ;h-west ind would drive the Aissis-
sss;ppi over the cveo. The Chicago train wait
ed ill a,ligit for the downward train from
Mound City Junction. 1: came in three hours. The
telegraph lines are in jeopardy. We are surprised
hero this morning a. finding the intelligence from
For. Pillow gwen to the country through the
Navy department at Washington, and published
in all the papers yesterday morl'rg, when We have
regularly had .om, Intelligence stricken out OF
dispatches up to last aigh.
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INTERESTING ExrRAcr.-Harry Nc
Neil. Of Company G, I'd Iowa, writes thai hi.
regiment had pretty lively time down At the
Pittsburg battle. OF the l4th. he says, all
that rsmsins 10 two commissioned officers-the
rest having all been taken. and Adjutsnt Tyner
among the rest. lie was slightly wounded in
the facs-a mere scratch. He is DOUBTLESS
safe. although prisoner:
I'VE escaped by email hoie-the 7th was
on our left, and the 18th and l4th on the let,
Of the 7tb, and we're cut off. VS. have about
Is killed, 80 wounded and some miesing.
Lieut.. T,cheBor was slightly wounded but
escaped. Capt. Cleveland fought like tiger
and wss taken. Benton was sick, and did not
20 In. Capt. Cox Of Co. l. Capt. Moore Of Co.
G. Capt. Wilkins Of Co. F. and Lieuts. Scho-
field. Go. h. aud Browner. Co. F. were woun-
ded-nons Of them mortslly.
capt Littler was struck in the left arm By
piece cf shell. and badly wounded 1t was
not In the fight. but when We were lying in
the weods-s shell passing over our heade
burst
Il am safe, but by . miracle. A 6. FOUNDER
cannon ball struck me on my cartridge. boz
and toro II in pieces. and jerked me around
slightxotiy. 1t passed on aud took q man .
arm oil behind me. and mans leg in regi.
msnt IL rear Of ours I conclude that am
bomb.proof, Jake Speed is safe.
"CoI Tuttle had command of brigade, aud
Lieut. Col. Baker commanded our regiment
both showed themselves very brave. and have
won themselves names. The Second made an
other bayonet charge. We charged across an
open 6eid about quarter OF mile vide, but
with email loss Il wAs the closing thin 2
the rebels we're panic struck and fed in great
eooissioo. and the day was ours. There we're
number Of regimeuts there and none Of them
would cross the field. and We were sent tor and
did the thing. A number Of batteries were
there. aud al the reaimente said We we're id
fools to try to srose that field. but it did 30,
deter u.. and We went In. 10 regular I'd lows
style. The 7th and 18th. under commanding
Gen. Tuttis. charged battery. took it aud
turned it on the foe and held It.
THE eth aud l4th fought like tigers and did
fearful execution, but we're out.fsnked end
taken. The 10th arrived the day before th.
6ght, and took . part in it. Col. Chamber,
vas wounded twice. slightly. Lieut. Col
Sanders hsd two horses shot under him, ant
Vas also wounded twice. Adj. MeCosh had ,
horse shot, but 10 not wounded"
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sUPRkME COURT.
APRIL TERN.

HON. CALEB BALDWIN, Chief Justice.
Hon. Gro. G. WRIoHr,l r.....
Hos. Z. r. LOWE, 'e''
LEWIS KMsRY, Clerk. iav
a.. Friday, April 18.
=. ss4 John n Gay, adm's. vs. VIM p Subuty, ,appt,
Clayioo Go affirmed. - rs
Co.: affirmed. - = r-'''' ''so''
~ Bancroft, Besvs, / Co w. John H.GilI.
Scott Co: affirmed. SAA ''''''
! l1ss + : Brown ~ John Bseset, Polk Co af-
lol3 John 9 Gray " John d Earl. et .l amt.
Wappells Co affirmed. - ePp's'
li3I Al n Preston vsJ Graham. s.rn;.b...
oprt, Tame Go affirmed. = =
slis3 Cells . CO ~ F a Graham, appt, Tam,
l5s ;Wilsse = 0vstis " jefferson Co. amt
JsGsrsoa CO affirmed. IS
ss4 Daslinstoa y Ely, st a appt Scott Co re-
iiS5 sDsskieeasn. .st Il sppts, " kingland, .,
a. Webster Go e4r0ed. ffass sea
lle5 JsAa = OlAashaa " Singlstoa. appty John
nCo a1yne4 nth Per cent dansses. I.
seo1 - 0amsnith " r'N Bspy, R~A Rssssl
sxf of Daskes; deceased, aaA John Robinson, IL,
ve; 1ceae0 q - Aa1de 6alost Subaiftul q wit
~ eeSa0eat & 6ea10el,
AIb1s FEsTTI az TsHgTyNsyT Nr
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Now YORK Market.

NEW YoRx, April Is.
FLoUR-Market heavy and 5@lo cents lower.
S4.so@4.7O Super State; s5.75@4 So Extra state
$4.55@4 20 Super estern S4.75d 90 common
brands Il II q.
Ws.Ar-M Market dull ami dropping. Sales at
81. 80 Red Western.
CoRN-Markes heavy. 57@5sc Mixed Western
in store and delivered.
RYE--Quiet; e3@5c
BARLEY--Quiet 7s@S6:.
BEEP.-Steady.
PoRK-Unchangsd. Sl3.251l3.5o.
BUTTER.-Unchanged.
WH:sxY.-Market firmer 23%(124.
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From; New York.

Ngw YORK. Apri! IS.
1t is state' tlat the N .shville has not only
changed her name, out ho;sted English colors ,and
her assorted ca:sc consists OF arms brought to
Nassua from iondo. by the English steamer
Southwick, which we,> purchased by rebels III
England. She sailed on a.e 9Th.
The steamer = ;cnoniss a.-iiyed at Nassau on
ton.
Nassau papers to the oh state that t.. steamer
Wrayg late the Nashville, froT Charles>1n. ar-
rived there on Sunday, March 33th. It is s,.:cd
that she had been purchased by p.iva.s coh-
pany. :.
The rebal accounts of the Mcr-i:nacs success in
Hsmpton Roads we're received there by the Nash
vile, stating that the MeHiInac canuot DO board
cd, as she throws large stream Of boiling water
Also to at she is propa5!y now at sea running dowr
t. Southern coast:
Thc Nashville cleared on tho 9th for s.. Joh ns
N b.. under the name OF Tt ,sma' 5. Wra!.g, with
an assorted cargo.
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PeRsoEAL.-Frsnc WiIkie, Esq, form.
srly editor Of the Evening Neos. Of this city,
New York Times. vas in town yesterday. lie
10 10 6ns health and spirits. and seems to be
very partial to his present occupation. He
returns to the battle next week.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-04-19

TAKE HAr.-It will not rain to-
morrow and you can get one Of thoes Hats at
Dow b Co.'S. for mere trife. Also fins Boots
and Caters At unprecedented low prices.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-04-19

nov offered to purchase horses. buggies. car.
riages. harness. building and all the fixtures
going to make up FIRST class Livery. At the
Eclipse Stable. corner Of Third and Perry
strssta -..-e.....s-ss sprle-dtf
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-04-19

LoMAs' Celebrated Bottled Burton
Ale and Porter Brands. Vaults. corner Of 30
and Brady streets. A prime article Of Az
dies aud invalids; and agent for the Severen
Brewery.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-04-19

NOBODY should miss calling at
Whisler's 10 exsmire the splend did goods just
received. He has bought very low. and will
sell accordingly.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-04-19

OPEN hGArN.-The friends OF Jake
Horiog are officially informed that he will
open his new Saloon. on the corner Of Second
and Harrison strssts. this Saturday morning
at 10 o'cio:k. with a splendid lunch. Turtle
Soup and 81! the delicacies the market affords
will be served. Give Jake . benefit.
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THE MARKETS.
Davenport Ma.kct....Daily Report.

OFFICE OF TUE DEMOCRAT AND NEWS,
Friday Eve, April 10, 1862. !
Quotations remain nominal ami lt.le doing.
FLOux- 81 200t4.50.
WHEAr--Nothing doing. We quote at te0066c
BARLEY.-Steady at 27@40c.
CoRS-16@20c.
OATs-Nominal at l2l14c.
OaIoSs--2o9 SOC per bushel.
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NUMBER l67.
GENUINE DAYTON ALE.

NJ RILEY, OF THE DEBOLT EXCHANGE
vi. opposite State Rank, is still in town, and
ha. lust received prime lot Of DAYTON
AAA Al the very 5es. in market, 10 which
he invites the attention of the public. For sale
in quantities to srit customers. Call spd tr7 IL.
apl7
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From Fortress HlOntoe.

Fort MONROE, April II.
To-day has been tho warnesc Of the season
thus far. The weather and the tide are mott IA
vorable for the appearance of the Merrimac, but
nothing unusual has beer seen in the direction OF
Seweil Point.
At Yorktown firing took place during last nigh t
and this morning without prolucins much effect
either side. Some OF of our men were
killed during that time. all but Of whom are
reported to have been in Gen. Loawick's division.
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h WATCH AND CLOCKM.
Repair ing.
At GU II II <,s.


MADAME BUTLER, THE WELL KNOWN
IVl Ast, ologist and Phersnologist,is now in this
city, She has taken rooms at the New Pe,nsyl-
vania House room No. G2, where she will rcma n
one Or two weeks. Persons wishing TO consult her
on their past E.es, their present business and
prospects, th futuro-to them q scaled book, but
to her revelation-will fad her at room No. C2.
between 8 o'clock A. u. and 10 r. N.
tcies lost OF stolen, whether they will be able 10
recover them. and where they are also the per-
sons having them 10 their possession. She will
prescribe for dses,e. and insure cure in cases of
aerofula, Kings Evil, Weas, and all the diseases
formation 70 persons in the every day walks OF
life. Pfi:s Of Consultation, 81 90. II sa,isfac.
,ion il not given the money will be refunded.
anlg
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From Baltimore.

BALTIMORE, April II.
The following IS from the special correspondent
Of the american:
There are no indications Of the c-appcarance Of
tho Merrimac.
The French steamer Gazendi il stll at Norfolk
awaiting the return Of the French Minister frou,
Richmond, where it is presumed he has goneol
insure the safety OF tho tobacco purchased by tho
Fro nch government.
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MAPLE SUoAg.-The genuine article
10 scsrcs-in fact It can be found only u
Stsrrs. Only fifteen cents per pound.
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Payson NrOwnloW ut PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA, April 18.
Parson Brownlow was received at Independence
Hall, by the city authorities this morning, Nr,
ing him with words Of the heartiest welcome.
Par on ErowL.ow replied in characteristic ad-
dress Of some length
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-04-19

A FINE DAY.-The first pleasant day
for three weeks made ts appsarnce yesterday.
The sun paid US . visit Which lasted nearly all
day. and brought out clouds of elegantly ar
rsysd ladies who have been houred for some
time past. A few more such days will put
mat ers in proper shape again.
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TnL Life, Services and Military Career Of the no
bic Trio, ELLSWORTH, LYON and BAKER. IL
lustratsd. By Baker and Goodwin, Now York
1919.
This is we'll written and instructive work
which the admirers Of those patriots who fell
for the honor Of their country. will peruse with
pleasure. Price 25 cente. to be had al the
News Depote.
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LATEST NEWS


The VAR II WS.
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st. Louis Markets.

ST. LOUIS, April l6.
FLorT..-Quiet. S. 9o@4.Oo.
WREAT.-Market dull and lower. Sales at IS
@sac.
CoaS. Market unchanged. Sales at 3lQ32c.
RARLEY.-Sales ne 75c.
HAY.-Sl5 per ton.
GREEN ApPLEs.-$l .15@1.75 per brl.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-04-19
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