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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-01-23
MARK z. CHEEK.
INSURANCE COMPANY,
Of the State Of Virginia,
NJ

-
T T. WEST, Agent. Office on Madison street, op-
= . posite Bank of Memphis.
Capital. 81 OOO,0O 700.
Cash capital and surplus paid up---.--------s $4,000.
~ $4,000 deposited with Controller at Nashville
as security to policy holders.
Insnres against loss by Fire on Buildings and Mer-
chandize Of every description. Also, on Leases and
All losses e~quitably adjusted and promptly
paid
DIRECTORS
Wm. Il. Mcfarland, President Farmers Bank;
A. Warwick, FIRM Of Warwick & Barksdsle;
VIM. G. Crenshaw, firm Of Crenshaw & CO..;
Wellington Goddin, firm Of Goddin g. Apperson,
I. w. McCanee, firm Of Dunlop, Moncure g. Co.;
G.. A. BarkSdale, firm of Warwick & Barksdale;
James f.. Grant, Tobacco Manufacturer;
L ID. Crenshaw, firm o iHaxal, Crenshaw & Co;
John L. Bacon, firm Of Bacon L Baskerviis;
R. b. HaXall firm of Haxal, CrsnshaW & Co.;
John CUrrie, JE, Ship Owner;
Wm. B. Warwick, hrm of Warwick & Barksdsle;
james Alfred Jones, Attorney at Law;
G. c. Elicit, Builder;
+. G.. Rufin, Agricultural and Manufacturer:
r. W. hcGruder, hrm of McGrudsr L. Sons;
". W. Crump, Attorney at Law;
James Dunlop, firm Of Dunlop, Moncare & Co.
BOILING W. HAXALL, President.
O. &. RRESEE. Secretary.
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CTRRAER

T. GRAY K co. having leased the MAMsOTH
= . CENThAL WAREHOUSE on A5ams street,
are prepared TO receive ali kinds Of Freight on storage
de3I-lm
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ore square, renewable weekly, per snnum,
~ Oue square, renewable twios a week, Per an
ann SEQ.
~ Two squares renewable weekly, per snrHm,
T Tive squares, rsnews5s twice a week, per an
- An advertisements for the AFPEAL must be
handed in al the Clerks desk. D..
"a All transient advertisements must be marked
be charged for one week. and discontinued 81 the eno
OF that tSme
All advertisements feq-ired 10 he kept on sec
ond page. CHARGED As NEW EACH DAY and on third
pRga an sdvance over stated rates.
Advertisements directed 70 be displayed, or sst
in iasg type, charged At DOUBLE RATES
Yearly advertisers viii be charged extra Tor &C
Copying space over contract and when large type Ia
required 20 be used or the advertisement kept on the
INSIDE q psper.
~ Yearly advertisers will be charged extra, 81
regular rstes, for Wants. Rents. Removals, CO-Partner-
TTGrsient AdVertiseHeHts mast Be paid for ~
Advance
~ so advertisement win appear in the weekly pa-
per 1nless by special contract.
Adyerusements % Be inserteoin me Meeky
pare only, or 81 irregular intervals IL either of the
ps7ors. Will De ahargsd 81 per square for each and
every tn-e-fIOp.
Announcing candidates Tor Sta q, C5uuty and
alnicipL oficas. $ each to be PAID in advance n
every issta1cs
- Marrazes and Deaths are published s. news
tl5 Obiluasirs, Tributes 81 Respect aE6 Fan-rsl lnvi-
tons Is So other sdscrIseuenfF.
Az -egsi and Transient entertainments Wi De
ras-fC us the inueuiou
AC5- q n5tiees IN loos' oousmn vii he charged
t~-45J eeats pc inc
So 6edceleH 7lria1 vi. ns made rcl
-0-rrof7~ -af
aA-HaN q DuI
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q q WETHERILL,
ss5 Main street,

0EARIEG & WETHER1LL,
335 Main Street,
------------ ASAAAS55OS'
lust RECEIVED
SuIphuFiC Acid,
Gold Leaf,
Mercury,
Carrots S8Uf,
Concentrated Lye,
Cigars,
LiHseed Oh,
Palm Oil,
Sewing Machine Oil,
ArteSian Well Water,
Bathing Sponge,
Epson Salts,
Sal. Soda
DEARNG & wETHERU.L,
oc27-daw 1886 Main street.
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PASSNORE, LIDE & IlRSHiLL,
STE.f.EB OFT,
Commercial and General Agents,
FIRST DOOR
West of Court and Main streets, Memphis,
Tennessee.

II AVING entered INTO par n-Tship for the traasse-
II t0n OF busine q Steamboat, Cemuercial and
Genera Age e. the uudsrsg I'd have opened heir Ct
zee en- TO us E0s-2 aud 8. " Union Bloek, (ent-a &c
the lrst dcoT wet Ct Court and Hsin streets } where
hey sa pre1sre5 TO attend % business Of every de-
u1t5n iu tlH.r ius e4Ara.ing the following;
Steamboat Agency. ReTSale. Lease or Renting
eeivInv. Storing and Fo-i Real Est ite Sale or Hire
ws-iinri Collecting Notes lof Negroes Conveyancing
bfls. etc; tettling ardI OF very ieseripti1u; Copy
Closing Books, etc; Pro ing CT Writing Letters by
curing suitable Hsls for ex direction Advertising for
hiottoLs. parties a. d distance.
All orders promptly ATTENDED q for tie purchase OF
sale Of merchaudi-e.
In hne. they are prepared 10 transact 81 kinds Of bu
siuess embraced in a General Agen-y.
W. n ~PASSEORE,
.. H LIbE
tslf-ru } T.. MARSHALL
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SEAR nATS :

FEW b saeis af FREN1H SEE OATS. YER
"A pr9Hi s1o not slbject 70 rust. ktse4 by Eev J
c.. Corr--tal, Of Haywood
A'so-c CIV bushels rva F0r sale by
iafgIw TAY OR q WcEwEE
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DIR. SPIEGEL,
RESIDENT PHYSICIAN,
And the Most Successful
CANCER
IN THE WORLD!
Eight Years i'm Memphis

INFORMS the public IN general that be is prepared
4 70 treat all diseases, but especially thcs8 which arr
pronouncsd incurable, and called chronic.
His treatment OF Cancers is without any rival, be
cause they viii be expelled from the system, with al
their roots and fbers, only by constitutional t~r6atUsnJ
without caustcs and without the knife.
He also treats with suCcsss, according 20 the moot
improved science Of medicine in Europe, Rheumatism,
Neuralgia, Cont, Ophthalmia, Fistuia in Ano, S%crOfula,
syphilis, Dyspepsia, Chronic Dysentey Torpid Liver.
Gravel. FITS, Tspeworm. Piles, Dropsy, Diseases Of the
Skin. Bronchitis. Consumption, all Diseases Of the Eve
and Ear, and gives particular attention to all female
complaints, particularly those Of tbs womb.
Negroes who sre afflicted with any OF TIE above dis
eases will be cured and can find good board and &C
commodatioDs while under treatment az the Doctors
inarmary.
The Doctor calls attention Of patients at a distance
that # thev are not prepared 70 consult the Doctor Ter
sously, BY writing to him, with an exact account Of al
the symptoms Of the disease, medicine will be for
warded BY Adams express.
~ Office ia Lepow's Building, Union street, be
tween Mai and second, fourth door east Of Main.
luhruary on Union street, east Of the Bayou, at Dr.
cplegcls private rssidence.
Dr.. c. Spiegel has, IN his thirty yssrs' practice, &c
pecia'y OF chronic diseases, cured them with the n
most success. He haF in his possession over Eve thou
20 ome diseases which are by the most successful prsc
1aola1s pronounced incurable.
he also makes il his especial practice to treat al pr
waite diseases with the Utmost success, IL q short time
no matter OF how long standing nor Of what nature.
All Dr. Spiegei asks from the afflicted l. = fair trial
wht all the reference he viii give WI be a speedy
cure 20 them
Thousards Of testimonials, from the most reliable
Fa--c-- nay be seen ~ he Doctor Jhcs. iy2 31
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SUNDRIES.


o. BBLS. Old Apple Brandy,
81 10 bL's Old Peach Brady,
50 boxes MscGgOni,
. boxes Vsrmaeeli,
200 bbis. FlOur,
100 bags Coarse Salt,
80 boxes Fire Crackers,
. hhds. choice Brown Suga-,
IJ0 bbls. 1falssses, choice;
20 bbls. London Ale,
% " Porter,
IC bbIs. Crushed Sugar,
10 quarter cssks Otsrd Brandy,
% baskets Champagne, Ginger Wine, Native
Port, Madeira Wine, etc. For sale low by
dsl8d+w FLOUENOY & CRAWFORD.
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Iofsr this reliable SOUTHERN INSURANCE COM.
PANY to the property holders Of Memphis, and solicit
q portion Of their business. All losses will be promptly
paid in cash at this agency. Those who wish to encOur-
age southern institutions in preference to northern, will
please give me a call J. T. VEST, Agent.
Oc2ly Madison street.
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NOTICEI

Mississippi and Tennessee Railroad
49, ~
Change OF Time.
OFFICE CHIEF Nc. AND GENL STPT1
MEAfHIs, No ember sth, 1861.
( aud after Wednesday, November 18Th, 1861,
trains on this road will run az follows.
GOING SOUTH.
Mail train leaves Memphis .---...IOlO A. n.
" arrives a. Grenada at... PN
GOING NORTH
Mail train leaves Grenada l.50 A n
" arrives at Memphis al. 700 A M
The Freight and Accommodation train will leave
Memphis at y O'Clock. noon, on Mondays, Wednesdays
and Fridays, arriving at Grenada at 10 o'clock P. a
sud leaving Grenada at 6 O'Clock A. NJ on Tuesdays.
IhuTstsys and Saturdays, arriving al Memphis AZ four
o'clock P. " NILES BERTWETHER,
1ol0 Chief Engineer and General Srn,t
Avalanche COPY.
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FOR SALE!

TWO ENGINE5-2O inch cylinder and five feet
stroke
TWO BOllERS-25 feet in length and AZ inches in
diameter.
ONE DOCTOR-cspabie Of supplying the shove En-
gines. Apply to
Q. G. RICHARDSON, OF to
del8-daw2m Q INBY & ROBINSON.
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@ Il a G S ALI
OF Valuable
REAL ESTATE
On MaiB Street,
Em the City OF Memphis.
saturday, l5Lh of FebruarE. ISL.

90 sell % he highest bidder. VALUABLE ~ OF
GROUND, ON maiu street.. in The city az bismpL g.
b0unde and described s. follows, t1 sits Eeslnui 3
feet eight inches u~0rtEwariiy from Gsy0so stfee
thence twenty three sect two inches norhwsrd'y, with
westwzrdiy- parallel with Gafe-o rireet, one hunared
AID sixty eight feet ,p q stake, hence a-ut1warii-
parallel wi b Main 80 Get. tWeltvt1ree feet two inch 8
10 p sake; thence essfwardlY eue hand ed and sixty
eight fset o. the uegil mig, on The western lice OF B5n
suset-said Lot bsi- klovu a. L0- 20. 20. o. III Il
Harslston's slDdivisioo Of lot No. 81
TERMS OF SALE The above Inscribed Lot will be
sold on credit Jf seven months the purchaser 70 aye
cue note. with approved secrs y, Tor the purchase
money, sod a len 20 be Reserved also uuJil payment ai
the sans.
Sale at II O'clock A. n.
JOHN e. LaNIER.
is16 tds Clerk and Master.
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VIII. B. WIGGS 6 Co.,

,...'...sr
HAVE A LARGE STOCK OF
Ayers Cherry PectOraI,
" Pills,
HeiIasIreet'S Hair ReStOreT,
Mrs. Aliens &"
Mrs. Aliens " Dressing,
Smiths Tonic Syrup,
'OsgOOG'S ChOIagOgUe,
Jaynes' Pills,
MCLame's Pills,
SPenCeF's
Lyons KatlariOn,
Browns Bronchial TTOcses,
Bryan'S Waters
ALSO-A large stock Of pure
DRUGS, .MEDECEy.ES. ETC.
W. B. WIGGS & CO,
de8 29S Main street.
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REMOVAL!

Z HAyE removed nv PUMP SHOP from Adams
str-et. 0Everson's old stand) 10 Avery street four
doors solth - Ts9ce street, where ] an prepared to fl
Al orders 10 ay iUe OF business.
AL repair done on shortest notice by experienced
#orkueu-
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80 arts, Lard Oil,
IS bYls. LUbriCating %0il--6Qual
TO best Sperm Oil
so bFlS, Alcohol,
bFls. Pure Cream Tartar,
1000 OZs. sulph. euinine,
50 OZS. Sulph, Morphine,
zoo lbs, Blue Mass,
100 lbs. CalOmel,
5000 boxes window Class
which VII bs sold az lovE IS the condition Of things
vn admit, g. ". JONES & Co,
fv14.7svP 80 Nain street.
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Patent wire Gates /!

Thankful To- past fsvors solicit a continuance, prom
satisfaction. WIN UNDERWOOD
P 3 n have ON hand e loi Of Chain PUMPS
5rs.em Vv. "
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ADMINISTRATIONS F0ITE,

HAvI 4. zen 'ut Jet rs Of adminsira ioE ca the
II estate II foha shelby decd aqa John shelby &
c.. usf1s = h--eUv given hat al persons having a
Cs. s. a-siaEt lie estate uasr pTv--It -hsm % the u1-
Gsrir-ed sare3 uen'en- or hey viii b. forever barred.
IN per.c ON ng the estate viii piea-s come forward
aa1 se+ls AS BOYD
jiO5ws a-ra-or
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Common Law Court.
FOR SALE

AMERICAN MACHINE DEPOT
No. SO st. Charles Street, New Orleans. !
THE underigned has for sale, Iron Steam Pipe aud
L Fittings, Check Valves, Globe Valves. Steam Con.
Meeting Cocks, Stocks and Dies and Taps for Gas Pipe,
Pipe Wrenehes, Pipe Tongues, Rate ct Drills, Monkey
Wrenches, Screw Cutting Stocks and Dies, Rivetting
Hammer Engineers Hammers, S Wrenches, Steam
and Water Gusges, Whistles, 9uRgel Cocks, Air Cocks,
Cylinder Cocks. OIL Cans, Oil Cups with stop cock,
Power Pumps, Hand Pumps, Circular Saws, NIL Saw
Files, Portable ard Stationary Steam Engines Of ali
Sizes, Double Fine Boilers, Saw Mills, Single Ma
chimes aud Corn Mills.
J. REIENSKEY, Agent,
nol9i3m For s. II. GILMAN.
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no RENT.

FTH under igned offers to rem for the year 1862.
/ TWO PLANTATIONS, in Chic,t county, Arkan,
g-s; one al Games Landing, end the other on the
Bayou Mason, four miles back from the landing. On
the FIRST mentioned place there are at least one hundred
acres cleared, a d seven hundred acres deadeued and
resdy for cultivation, and houses for about twenty
hands and on the last men Toned place there are about
one hundred acres cleared and houses ready for about
twenty hands. For terms apply to Benz z. Gaines,
E-q- near Gaines Landing.
ja73ws WT. q. GAINES.
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THE GAYOSO SAVINGS INSTITUTE viii pur.
Z cha3e the Certificates Of he Q-uarEermaster, calling
for B0ndi. when issued 90 this ofiee.7
isl5-lw 2 ~ AVERY, Cashier.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-05-03
From Cairo.

t.AfHO, Way l.
On Tuesday evening, Dickey, viii. s:ge for
Of cavalry, made reconnaissance towards Puriy,
10 miles north Of Corinth. Some mites this side
they upon \ large force Of rebel clvalfy, who
fed in great disorder on tho approach Of our
troops, who pursued and took Fosses.ion ct the
town. After destroying a locomotive and two
bridges, and taking several prisoners including q
Low. Wallace's division moved forward and took
possession Of the town without opposition. We
did not lose . man. Previous t. this exploit the
enemy's left flank had rested on Prrjy.
Mortar boats below are firing on Fort Pillow at
intervals Of ten minutes.
Com. Foo.e is preparing for general attack on
the rebel works.
On Tuesday an attack on our feet was expected
from the rebel gun boats, and the entire fJtila
formed in line Of battle, but no demons ration was
made.
3he rebels reply to our mor,ars 1t long range,
but without ehect.
The river has risen one inch in "a hours.
The Illinois Central Railroad IL running ferry
boat to Cash River Bridge, 90 that trains arrive
and depart regularly.
Gen: Pepe's division occupied Purdy, on tho
Memphis B Ohio Railroad, on Tuesday morning,
after desperate engagement. No account is yet
given Of the losses ON either side. PuFdy il
obout midway between Savannah and Grand
Junction, and about twenty miles north beast
from Corinth.
1t is reported that Monterey is in our posses
sion.
The steamer Sam Gaty is hourly expected with
prisoners, when the full particulars Of the taking
Of Purdy can be obtained.
Pusdy il . small village. the county seat Of Nc
Nairy county, Tennessee. The left Of the Fede-
raj army now rests On Purdy, while the right has
been sdvanoed westward from Hamburg, thus
presenting front Of nearly twenty miles.
Grand Junction, A. the intersection of the
Charleston Railroad with the Central Mississippi
is point Of gres. military imoor'ance. where. it
he is driven from Corinth.
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klvER ITEMS.


q ARRIVED.
CANADA, Parker, St. Louis.
KAsB CAsssL, Davis, Keoksk.
METROPOLITAN, Green, st. Louis.
AD HHs, Gait, Dubuque.
D4PARfID.
OAxADA, Parker, St. Paul.
BILL H.msEssoH, Rhodes, Dubuque.
KATE CAsssL. Davis, Keoksk.
AEfRoPoLlTAN, Green, Debuque.
The whole number Of steamboat arrivals at
this port during the month Of April we're ninety
i've. Corresponding month Of last year, one
hundred and thirty-two.
Sixty.ons steamboats, are new running in tho
St. Louis and Tennessee river trade.
THs RIvsR.-Last evening the ri yer WAS about
six inches lower than it was during the high va
tsr Of 1859, though it may yet reach and even 60
higher than that point. Tho rats are already
sksdaddling out Of tho buildings on Front street.
- BOATS LEAVING TO-DAY.
The Ad Hine, Capt. Calf, will depart for Du-
baqas and intermediate landings at Z o'clock this
morning, making sure connections with packets
for st. Paul.
The light draught packet Jennie Whipple,
Captain Morrison, will depart for Keokuk and
intermediate points this morning st 8 o'clock.
The Northern Line packet Sucker State, Capt.
Ward, will leave for st. Louis and way points this
morning.
The magnificent packet Northerner, Captain
P. A. Afford, will depart for st. Paul and way
points this evening. Jerry Wood il the Office.
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NUMBER leo.
ADVTS.
Arrival and Departure Of the mails.
rosroYrIcs At pAvrxPoRr, IOWA.
Takes eject Monday. May sth. 1862, al a.. n.

EAsr.RN MArL-vix & ARIRR R-Closes At 9
COCK NJ, Closes At O'Clock p NJ Way mail
I,oes ~ =, a. 81 Way mail arrives at 80 o'clock
r., ihfough mail arrives at tx o'clock A N
csn,"1 .ukn mali arrives at SIX P M-Suldays ex-
MEsrEss MAIL-viaMs aMsMRg-C,ose. At 7
ls, oo,oes arrives at63i o'clock p N, SUNDAYS
=, NoxrHEss Mai. Via Lyon. 4 C.u.n.,e-
o'Cs.. Ss ao .cltck u arrivssat6 clock PM.
~. hIsr NAL-NIA steam packets-closss At
oeock :aHivcs1 o'clock A NJ,
NORTHERN MAIL-Via l'vWitt l. Maou.ket.-
Closes Sunday. Tuesday ard Thursday M o'cioct
IN arrives TueadAy, Thursday and Saturday at
Rourx No. lo977-v;a blue Grass, e,e-C,o.e.
Monday, Wednesday and Friday at O'Clock N !;
arrives Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday al 9
keurE No. 1os4s Via Tip.on-Clo.es Tuesday
and Friday at IL o'clock NJ arrives Tuesday and
Friday at IL o'clock II.
RotrE No. 1oyf7--Via Fuffalo-Closes Friday
at 9 O'clock arrives Saturday ats o'clock
pm.
Iour. No. lts,o-via An,.uo.. 4 w.,nu.
Forks Closes Thursdl y, y NJ arrives Thurs
day at II o'clock N.
uouRs-Office open at Z o'clock A n; general
delivery closed at ~ = ck r NJ; closes at 3
ocleekP NJ Ofdce o;er !pn Sunday from TO
10 o'coci A 81.
~ AZ the principal mills are carried by Rail
Road, oil the tiiuc as staiGi in the above notice,
Will be RAIL EoAp 7 1IMg. t!ic clock in the Super
intendants Office. NJ j II Depot, being tho stand !.
ard CiiAS. H. ELDklDCE, T. NJ.
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IxnRovNa.-It is . noticeable fact


INnRovIxa.-It is . noticeable fact
that some improvements are going on in con
nection With the Court House fence. We
wonder II The sane power that orders the
fence put in repair, cannot also order the
plsn,ipg Of row Of shade trees aroend the
lot There 10 another little matter that might
Be attended to that would b Of use IN the
eroands of the Court House The expsndi.
turs Of about Eve dollars in laabsr and nails.
would provide msans to place stationary stools
under the shade irsss there. L 10 . slight q.
psnss. and would furnish means 10 comfortably
seat . large audience. In other places the
thing has been tried with much satisfaction.
Oar coart House Square might ~ veil b
made handseas ssd agreeable place Of re-
soss A. Aridisg expense. and ws sant see
why u y Aee atssndsd 70 bs6des tAs preee,e
IA d. ea.8a99Ao& Il
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-05-03

S1cK.-We regret deeply to hear Of
the il!ness Of Lieut.. Col. Add Il. Sanders. 1t
Pittsburg Landing. We are informed that his
disease (diarrhosa) has greatly reduced his
syetem. which was rever any thing to brag OF
10 point Of strength. It is possible that he
may yet bs obliged to get leave Of absence for
. while. AMI come home and recruit up lit
tie. Most soldiers who can do 90 like to stay
in the Geld when there Is - good prospect
for brush with the enemy - there appears
to be at present. We hope to hear Of Adds
speedy recovery.
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REs1oNED.-We learn from . young
man who arrived from the seat Of var yester-
day, that Col. Percxel. Of the 10th Iowa, has
rssignsd bic commission. and 10 about to return
home. He 10 expected here to-day or to-mor-
row. This is entirely unexpected, and 10 oc
essionsd. - ws understand. by sons dispose
tien Of troops that did not meet With the Colo
nsrs approval. It is to Be regretted that the
competent men Of our army are leaving the
field where their services are % much needed
Wm. E. Small Il the Lieut.. COL Of the 10th,
and will probably be promoted to the vacant
Colonslcy.
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From Pltlsbayg Lar ding.
PIrrsBuRG LANDING. y,

A general order was issued yesterday trans-
fering Msjor General Thomas' divlion from The
army Of Ohio 70 the army Of Tennessee, and Ma
formerly under Grant, Of which the divisions Of
MeClernand and Wallace are 70 constitute ! r..
serve undcr HcClernand.
Major Geu. OTast will retain mapd Of hia
district. including ths army corps Of Tspnessee,
but In the present movement will act % second il
command under The Aajor General of the com.
manding dspaftmeut .
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THE MARKETS.


O1yIcs OF rHR DEMOCRAT AND NEvs,
Friday Eve, May 2, 1869. !
There is nothing new to note in tho market to-
day. Wheat continues firm and -four had ad-
vanced 10 cents with prospect Of sfurther ad-
vance. We quote:
FLOUR - so@4.5o. Shipments 800 bbls.
WuRAr--Firm and active at 67@70c. Re-
ceipts 1885 bu. Shipments 800 bu.
BARLEY.-Qaiet. We quote at 3o@4oc. Re.
ceipts st7 bu: Shipments 2,7o5 bu.
CoRS-l5@l7c. Receipts 800 bu. Shipments
$50 bu.
OATs-Nominal at 12@14c.
DRIED Com MEAL-Shipments 800 lbs.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-05-03

CoMPLErED.-The city assessment,
- We are informed ty Mr.. Vsrder, is now
complsted. and the books are now ready to
pass over to the Council for action. The time
occupied in assessing was about three months
and halt. 1t had to be done by one man.
and ws should judge that it vas pretty snug
work. The books will 60 int the hands Of
the Equalization board next week. probably.
gate Mr.. Verder's Judgment.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-05-03

CHANGE OF TIME.-By advertisement
1t will be seen that an entire change of time
on our railroads takes place on Monday morn
ing On the N. & NJ. road the passenger train
leaves for the west at 9:4O A. NJ, and arrives
from the West 1t 6:3O r. II. Traius for the
East leave this point at 10 o'clock A n. and
$50 r. NJ. and arrive at 1920 A. NJ. and 5:35
P. N. This change gives US the Eastern mails
ssvera, hours earlier each evening. which will
cult the public N och better.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-05-03
Chicago Market.

Chicago maFkcts
CHICAGO, May !.
FLoUR.-$3. 40@5.25.
WHEAr.-Sales at 74Xl9s3..
COxN.-30c f. o. b.
OARS ESQ T. o. b.
RYE.--45 in store.
BAsLtY.-Stsady. Sales at ;5@G2X.
@i2a4c.
kGGs-6@6H-packer's count.
HIpss- Green County 1t 5M5Hc Green Salt
cd 53<@6Xc: Dry Sailed lO,9l2c; Dry Flint "A
@1ac.
Por AroEs- -40@43c for premium Neshannocks,
on track.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-05-03
CLAIKVOYANCE.

MIR. AND MRS. T. 3. PRICE, HYDRO
V1 eclectic and c'airvoyaat physicians. Mrs.
Price will pay spe, ,ial attention to the practice Of
Obstetrics and healing disease peculiar to her
sex.
residence, LeClaire House. Reception room be.
tween Main and ladies entrance, Second street.
lfebl7-dly DsveDp .rt, Iowa.