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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-03-11
NIGHT DISPATCHES.
From 81. Louis.

ruOm Cls LOUIS.
ST.. Lou,s, March 10.
An expedition sent oct from Seda'ia, by Brig
Gen. Mexican. into Bolts county, has just rstusn nod
with 10 prisoners vi war, recruits for Irices arm
and quantity Of arms, ammunition, &c.
correspondence Of the st. Louii Den, ,acratl
CEOss iIoLLows, Ark March /.
| Vigorous reccnnoisanccs are kept up t. watch
tue onemys movement, snd fosagng parties arc
| active in Obtsihing supplies. Pork and beef are
purchased in the vicinity in abundance, and about
half the quantity Of Aosr required is obtained ip
| tho same manner and oil our forage.
Price, whose retreat is acknowledged on oil
hands to have been ably conducted, has found 70.
| fugc in Boston mountains. From two deserters
who came into camp yesterday, 1t is ascertained
| that he is encampcd on Cove creek road, while
McCulloch is posted ono and half miles distant. .
Tho latter had burnt the village near the Indian
frontier, known as Caul Hill. The supplies ot the
rebel army are obtained from Van Buren,.
| 1t is stated, en- good authority, that Prce and
McCulloch had violent quarrel before leaving
Cross Eollows
At Fayetteville we found al the tolcgra,hic
dispatches, up to the ie of the evacuation Il the
rebels. dispatch from Mcintosh to Herbert. in
command at Cross Hollows, urges him to press for
ward and reinforce Price at Springfield. at all
hazards, az that point is important 10 be held by
the Contederates.
Ex Senator johnson, Of No., who opened re-
cruitng ofice in Springfield for the rebels, prev-
Ouo W AuCO uCpSttu'Vp WAS tuO uteb " IcuCO
Fayetteville, where he stopped several days.
The clenency Of Gen. Curtis, an l the judiclous
policy inauguratci in relation to tho treatment Of
citizens Of benton county, is bringing it, reward
in tho genera: confidence already showing ihdica-
| tions OF being restored among iugitives, who lied
al cur approach.
Confederate bills which were 25 cents discoun.
on our arrival in Eenton county have suddenly be-
como worthless, and tho inhabitants refuse to
| take them.
Many citizens Of kitsvllc knew of tie intend
cd attack on that place, and communicated the
intelligence to the rebels, but kept all intmat tou
Of it from Capt. Montgomery. In the afternoon
before tho fight the ladies Of tho village left.
Maj Wright also learns that there $50 rebels
10 Cedar county, No., and 100 in Dale county
These parties srs committing depredations and
wearing Vengeance against the Union men.
| Tho health Of tho troops has been good, partic-
u!arly when on the march.
The following 10 tho o6icial dispatch TO Major
General Mcclellan, WsshiDgten:
"The army South West, under Gen. Curtis,
after three days had lighting, has gained most
glorious victory, over the combined forces Of Van
Dorm, McClouch, Price and Mcintosh. Our loss
In killed and wounded is estimated at COO; that
of tho enemy is still larger. Guns. prisoners &c
were capt.rsd in large quantities. Our cavalry
| arc in pursuit Of the flying enemy.
| [Sgncd II. W. HALLECK, Maj. Gen."
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THE MARKETS.
DAILY REPORT.

OFFICE OF THE DExocRAr AND NEws,(
Monday Eve., March 10, 1862.
Receipts arc very light. The roads are bad and
will be SO for long time. Quotations are un.
changed.
Flour S4.2o14.5o. Shipments 100 brls.
WuxAr--65@6Sc. Receipts s25 bu. Shipments
700 bu.
BARLRY.-2 27@4Oc. Receipts 305 bu. Ship
ments 43i bu.
CoRS-!4gl6c. Receipts $50 bu.
OArs-l2@l4c.
DRESSED Hoos.-$3. .OOM3.75
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From CharlestoWn.

CHARLBsT0WN, Va, March ,.
Hundreds ef erntnbsaas sss aRriving fSem the
seantsy. The soasse adopted il ssGlsd - taso,
if they have bsea employed By seeeeeise eothss-
itiee. fs to tusu then over 70 the Divisioa Qasf.
tsrmsster, to bs employed BY the FEDERAL Govern.
nset; bnt II psovsn Otherwise, they are 'stsrnsd
o. friday, CAPT. Coles company "f.' Indians
cavalry, - II nuobsr, came spoe oeoas - ot
the rsbsl cavalry, estwees b1nIcr .;n ~. ssa w.: ~.
,"nisine in the killing Of six Of Ashlsy msn, and
-oss1ise 1ve. CAPT. Cole bed three osn wound
~ Aesseioa q Mathew batassy cane up 70
Ga. cas- supeest, vhsa Ait. Wflkins, oi Gen.
VlIiians' So, ~ II: Aoc.s - 1.asr bin.
e r bo1ieVod q 01nkoe 0ilIs tAos Ne peeee q
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NUMBER l2s.
Ys0m ~. 0onPoo.

v,., r. 1oaDo1I 1aseh 10.
Win the assiseauee Of he sseonss BpavIdi,e
the Ainassota has bsea got Of and she l. nev oS
nsr way here. She has received numerous shote.
no senous damage. The Congrsss IL Supposed TO
have lost over loo mon incl pdips but Eve ofHc.,s
The escaped cssvs Of the Cu9besland a.d c. :.
gress have arrived.
The Aonitss has como up to the expectations
!0At wese formed Of her, and has proved hersslf
h,mprcsnabie to heavy .hot 1t closs quarters. She
Vnaeu V.l remarkably we'll on her passage from New
''nR'e.ey at times, h'r speed did not seem to BE-
.,,,;t.n ta.nn,aahsd: To her psessncs here nay b
sSa;.d x.'n. hs safety Of The Minnsso.s and Other
,im.c rG,t and u. sna disabling of .hs Hsr
everything. Capt. Wordeo. ef th. pHSo. Hs,,s ss.nss
wounded IN tho head, while he was loot;n. ont of
tho wheel house. No other accident Of -, ~; Ma
occurred to the battery Or crew. We h.v. - uS ~.
curate list OF the Killed and wounded. Nv -e
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Foreign Markets.

Foreign Markets.
LIVERPOOL, Feb. %.
London money markst-Consols stood At 93k
Q93H for money.
1t was reported that large insuransss were be-
Ing effected in London for French account on
goods.
Per steamer from Havre to the Confederate
States market:
LIvEaPooL, Feb. 26-P. n.
Cotton sales for three days ending Wednesday,
foot up $4,000 bales About 10000 bales were to
spectators and exporters. Market quiet but 6rm
still tend upward, but business quiet.
Rirhs rdson h Co.'s circular reports as follows :
Flour dull and Sd lower. Extra State offered
at 27s I'd per brl.
Wheat quiet end q unch anged.
Corn lower. Mixed Western 29s Sd pc! qua'ter.
Beef steady. Pork dull and almost nominal at
60@65s.
Sugar unchanged. Coffee and Rice unchanged.
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Chicago Market.

Chic ago Market.
CHICAGO, March 8.
FLOUR haIket unchanged. Quoted at from
$3.75@4.00.
WnEAT.-Quiet and unchanged. Sales st 1871
@7sc.
BAaLEY.-Market aotiye. Sales At 36(G40c on
track.
on track.
DRRssxD HoGs.-Market 25c lower. Quoted
at So 30@3 80.
LlvE H0Gs.-l5M20cl lower.
BEEF CATTLE Less active, with sales at $2.90
@325.
HIDSs. Market steady. Green Country, $40
~ Green Sailed, 51996A Dry Salted, s1.Q9
lOL Dry Flint, l2X9l3c.
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New YORK market.

New YOrx larEet.
Nav YoEE, March 10.
FLouR-Dull and dreoping. S5.35@5.45 Super
State; 45.s5@5 IS Extra state; $5.S5Qs45 3u.
PER " estern S5.5505. 80 common to medium Ex.
tn Western S5.9O@6.00 shipping brands X II ..
WBaAr--Market dull end unchanged.
RYE Quiet; $50 So.
BARL4Y--Dull; 7y@S6c.
CoRN-Marker heavy. 59@6lc Mixed Western
II store and delivered.
OArs--Dull 39Q4Oc.
PoRk-Unchangsd. sls.75@l437H Mess $3.50
0$ll 90 prime.
WuisEY.-Unsettled. 29W301<c.
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ELECrIoN.-Thc school election pas.
ssd of yesterday with little excitement. The
officers we're al elected, and that was all that
was bargAinsd for.
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the Minnesota had got Of, and the
Mesrimac was driven of in . sinking
condition, towed by the jamestown,
Yorktown, and other boats, towards
Norfolk, probably to get her in the dry
dock.
A dispatch was also received by the
Secretary Of the Navy from Assistant
Secretary Fox, saying that in addition
to the above, the Mcrrimac retreated,
but il is impossible to say whether she
was injured or not.
Lieut.. Worden, commander Of the
Monitor, was injured BY cement from
the pilot house being driven into his
eye, but probably not seriously.
BY telegraph from Ft. Monroe. The
Erricson arrived last night, or early this
morning. She was attacked by the Mer-
rimac, jamestown and Yorktown. A.
ter an hours contest they we're beaten
of, the Merrimac in sinking condi-
tion. This is official.
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LsAvISo.-The snow is gliding away
at hsndso@s rate, and winter is Gliding out
Of the lap Of spring. whore he has been fooling
sbont long enough.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-03-11
9etuofrat &@ews.
THE CITY.
Bssr quality Of kerosene oil for so
ssoss pes gsllos best Pitsburg oil at 20 ssats
et Webb'a

WHIsLxR has the finest lot Of Spring
Goods in the market Ladies should esll ct
once.
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KEROSENE OIL-Best quality Of Ker.
essne Oil at forty eents per gallon. at
DAFT. Soxs 4 Co...
lW No. 2 Leslis's Block. Front street.

SOME FuN.-The CampbelIs are in
town. and the proposition 10 10 have some mu-
sio on Friday and Saturday nights that viii
amuss the populous city Of Davenport. The
Campbslls ere always welcome
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Leesburg in Possession of the Federal
Troops.

LsEsBuRG, Va, March 8.
Col. Gearv has taken Lecsburg, and
driven Gen. Hills away from the town
and surrounding forts. The American
flag floats over all. The rebels thought
this ore Of their greatest strongholds.
We took many provisions and stores,
the bank, post Office and other public
buildings. This brilliant achievement
is of the utmost importance. A detacb-
ment Of the lst Michigan cavalry did
good service.
CHARLEsrows, Va, MarchS.
The occupation of Lecsburg, by our
forces is officially confirmed. The ene-
my evacuated the town on Friday NOR.
ming, taking all the supplies and bag
gage to Middlcbury. 1t is not known
if the rebels have gone to Winchester.
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@ M.s;acoes 5 has sssn greatly reduced, Leaving not
~. sU p 200 nea there. Others say that
ths rsginsats FROM Lsssbsrr. =
Ispt. Co!es scouts last night reached point
only four miles from Winch ester, bu, encou.t
no rs:'sesnes, esesps from . small eavalry picket
u Is s.sted test but 100 Of the 10Th Misassi ppi
ev.suation. These sssreated In sAe direct;or ~
Mansssas Gap. This wing Of the secession ,couts
attacked Gen. Hamilton's pickets, near Smi,h's
Mills, killing one and wounding smother Of th.
9th Indiana. They were pursued by the Sd
Wisconsin, who had not returned st last aceoun.s
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Tan great cheap grocery, (Hswkeye,
corner Third and Brsdy.) 10 the plsss 70 BY
best No. kerosene oil q 10 cents gsl.
Ion.
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hsAAsEs.-Asan height Of barometer, 2s. .ss In
mean tsmpsraturs, u deg. mean amount A.
s'oaoss. usneral direction Of wind 8. .S.W.
On February sssh, storm Commenced vh;.h
continued at intervals. until the 9Th inst. ~
which time the average depth Of sncv on ~.
gFoano' - near - could be ascsrtain.d, Va. -
iaohss. "e' -
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-03-11
Davenport Lumber Market.

BUCKEYE GRAIN DRILL
GRASS SEED COVERT
THE SUBSCRIBER WOULD GIVE NOTICE
l. that he has been appointed
Aa n N II
FeR rHE sALsov
This Most Approved Machine /! |!
Warranted 10 Work We'll
On All Kinds Of Soil.
TO Do Better wor1x.
land TO.
Save More Seed and Labor.
THAN ANY OTHER 0ACHINE.
sample Machine 10 now On view n The
DarlwaFe Store, No. 10 Dsady Street,
whsfs any information wanted win bs gladly
~Cal ana Get Descriptive Cirealss.
.sAs-als eoAeoeO WALSsi.
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ADJ'r. GRNLs. OISIoE, STATE OF Iowa. ,
March Sd, 1862.

The Mississippi 4 Missouri Railroad have
agreed to carry Iowa soldiers. in the Usitsd
States esrviee. at the following rates: Fur.
loughed and discharged soldiers, halt fare.
Wounded in battle, free.
N. h. BAKIR Adit. Gen.
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Foreign News.

Foreign News.
NEw YoRE, March 10.
The steamship City Of Washington from Liver.
pool, Z. N. Of the 2Sih, and Queenstown eth, ar.
rived this morning.
Gibraiter ad,ices ofths 18th say that the Sum.
ter is still there. No signs Of departure.
The Tuscsrora is in spanish waters, of Alges.
cras.
Madrid telegram Of the 18th says tn o captain
Of the sumter was arrested at Tangcrs At the in
stance oi the American Consul at Gibralter, and
the commander Of the Tuscarera, who went 70
Tsngicro for that purpose
II Il reported that the Sumter appeared 81
the south Of Franco on tho 10th OF February.
Parliament proceedings were enlivencl by .
challenge from O'Donsghue t. Sir Kobt Peel, for
expressions Of tho latter, which tho former consd-
ored personally offensive. Palmerstop got scent
Of the affair. warned Peel against making himself
party to breach Of privilege, aud brought the
affair TO the notice Of the House. O'Donaghus
polsgiEsd to tho House, but made some sarcastic
remarks 10 rclstion to Peel.
Mr.. Hsrsefsll gave notice that he will on the
llth Of March, move that the present state Of in.
ternational narstme laws, - it concerned bsllig-
erents and neutrals - underlined and unsatisfacto-
ry and calls for the early attention o the govern.
ment.
Prince Napoleon's strong remarks attract consid
erable attention. Some members gave uttelance
to strong anti.Engiish sentiments, and were 10.
bukod by Ministers.
Roursc firm at .9M50.
Jacob Bush / Co., American commission mc.-
chants IN London have suspended
From Washington.
WASHINGTON. March ..
The telegraph lines TO Fortress Monroe, was
built ty order tf the Secretary oi War; under tho
direction Of tho General Manager Of Military
Telegraph Lines. The extension tf the Govern
mont limo from Harrington, Del, to CaIs Charles,
was constructed in three days. Thirty mics or
tho submerged cable was manufacture cd tar tho
channel crossing, in 20 days from tho date Of she
order, by ). G. Bishop, Of New York city. The
10 miles laid before the recent gae was sc oy cred
In good condition. The cable to replace the por
tion lost of Cape henry, was furnished by Mr.
Bishop in five days. The shore ind was landed
- Cape Charles at 4 o'clock this =. IN j, BY Mr.
W. Heis, Assistant Manager Of Government Tele-
graphs, who has the immediate charge OF ths work.
lss completion a, this opportune moment. bring
lrg US tho news of the splendid victory Of the
Monitor, aud the disabling OF .hs Acr.innc, has
saved tho country from great al and ex psnss
The delay in completing tho cable cor struction,
has been owing entirely to the continu oster-
BUS weather.
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BOUNTY AND PENSION
WAR CLAIM AGENCY.
GEO. H. PARKm. Al1. EDWARDS.
PARKER l. EDWARDS.
Attorneys at Law,

DAVENPORT, IOWA.
VX7ILL GIVE PARTICULAR ATTENTION
W. peoeuzine 3ousty Psasio.: as4 arss0
sf pey dao ssldism q Ne Usissa ceeses. w.Y
Az ExrrrlsD 1o Ru.osoHs! Al soee0 ose'
disrs Who have bssa disabled fron mekse ~
t,aeteI. or wounds rsesivsd In the line o. saeas
Satv vhie in the services are entitled = Psasisss
during such dissbllify.
Bounty Of 900.
..,.,.l h~ir, of sssh = nay IL . - killsd
I. ~ ss@viee, ~ saGitlsd 70 The bsnly = o.
Mssdvsd Do4ess.
Biaak spplicssieas saA issszsssieas fsnisAsd
PARX1R 3 IDWAape,
naAs.du DoseopeeA 1eVs.
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LATEST NEWS
By TELEGRAPH.

LATEST NBW8
By TELEGRAPH.
GREAT NAVAL ENGAGEMENT
AT NEWPORT NEWS.
The Federal Steamer Congress
Burned and her Officers
Taken Prisoners.
THE CUMBERLAND DISABLED AND
HALF HER CREW LOST.
Pull Particulars Of tho EagagensIt
TIRE FEDERAL FORCES Nv
POSsESSIOF or LEES.
BURG, Va.
Important Movements In Virginia.
OF THE GOVERN.
MENT TELEGRAPH LINE.
Later from 1saro1oe.
THE SUMTER AT GIBRALTER.
Ths Rsbel Steamer Paue Rnraaed
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1oR TIE wssK RxDING MARCH 8. 1852,
" Meteorological observations, sndersAs direction
cf eAs &sishsosiam last iestioa made az 0ris.eold
C1Nsgs, 6y WV. r. DuNwooDY, Latitude, Il 80;
North Longissde, 1880 Wsa Height above Ms
sso, 737 fees.
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WASHINGTON, March 10.
sEhATk.-Mr Harris presented . petition ask
ing that The Democratic newspapers n v excluded
from the mails, whose editors are not con VIC ed
OF treason. he allowed the same privileges as are
allowed loyal newspapers.
Mr.. Sumner presented several petitions in favor
of tho emanci"ation Of tho slavcs.
Mr.. Howe presented memorial asking Congress
TO abrdse tho freedom o: the press.
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elected. The former Clerk. Mr.. Peck. who
ran against Mr.. Smith. vas defeated by twelve
votes. Otherwise there wss no opposition
There vas an aggregate Of about FIVE huldred
votes pollsd.
KEROSENE OIL.-Mathews, at the
great ehsap grocery. (Hswksye. corner Of
Third and Brady received on Monday twenty
barrels Of the best A No. oil, which be 10
selling at 40 cents a gallon. (by the barrel S5
esnts) Try some. and our word for it you
will be satisfied.
STARTED RIGHr.-Hitherto the City
District has always been just one year behind
hand in the Tsachsrs' Fund. Orders given
for one years service had to be paid out Of the
next years tax. This was oil wrong. Yes
tsrdsy the people decided to raise . IL mill
tax in order to have cash on hand TO pay
teachers. without compelling them to wait or
to cell their orders at deep shave. Good
teachers. like ours. should be paid in cash
when they have earned it.
DARING BURGLARY.-Thc most dsl-
log attempt ss burglary vs hs,s noticed 10
town. trsnspirsd 81 Sunday night. q the
house Of NJ. Dillstsin, Who Nvss on Ripley
street. in one Of PArker's tsnsm ents-wsst sde.
1t appears that about one o'clock, some villain
entered the front door Of the basement. wen,
up TO the hall. tasnsd and passed up the stairs
70 the second story. opened the door Of the
bedroom occupied by Nj. BilIstein's parents
paced across the room to . closst. opened the
door asd ssissd email hssd trunk containing
sbout $500 In gold and some - 900 10 Ststs
Warrants and notes. and made break ios The
street agsin. Mr.. Billst.iD. Sr, heard the
door open. but vas too much asleep to notice
what was up 1t fret. but called the name Of
member of the family whom he thought il
wss, but got NO answer. He just then hap
psned to catch glimpse Of the rceus's dark
lantern ON the wall, and bounded out Of bed
and hurried down. and then into the basement.
grabbed the thief. who broke loose, leaving .
portion Of his garment in bic pursusrs hards
In passing out to the street the old gentleman
got bold Of the trunk and held on. The rogue
pulled away at the handls-pulled it of an
ran. leaving the plundsr behind. The act was
avery bold one. and must have been perpe.
trstsd BY one we'll posted about the arrange.
ment Of the house and the place Of dspositipe
the trunk. Ar. B. Gays only one psrson on.
sids Of bic family knew anything - to where
the trunk vss kept. He may consider himself
fortunate In not losing the funds. though it
would be some satisfaction to have the SCAMP
brought to jussies.
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Springfield Conventiou.

:, CFsINOFISLDs March 10.
In the Convention to-day Mr. Burr introduced a
resolution which Was adopted. appointing com.
mittee OF -. ono from each Congrs district
70 prepare m address 10 be published With the
Constitution. at the end Of the session.
An Intellectual attempt was made TO hold three
Sessions per day.
The article on elections and suffrage was adopt-
ed as In the present Constitution q, except section
!, which lays over for further consideration.
Tho article on militia was adopted unsmeuded
from tho present Constitutions.
An article on corporations was adopted prohibit
ing tho General Assembly from crsating any cor
p'rstions BY special act. The General ssembly
msy. By general law. amend special charters
now in existence.
:. The Legislative apportionmsnt bill Was adopsed:
Yeas 3s. nays 10
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EiOlu Louisville. L

LOUISVILLE, March 10.
An intelligent gentleman from Memphis, on
ednesday, reports that tho citizens are greatly
alarm d ali ars relying on Fort Pillow, near Fort
Randolph, for defence. Very few troops are at
Memphis. The Legislature scattered, after scye-
rhi Intellectual attempts 10 transact business Gov.
Harris ia greatly excited, and 10 flying about from
ons Southern point 10 another, with little prospect
Of succeeding his efforts to rally tho people to
his aid
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There has been employed during the vear of
One Principal Of the High School and Super
intendent, per month h...................Sl 800
Two Principal. Of Grammar Schools ard Dis.
trict School No. 2 and 3 (femals) sach 10. 80
One Principal Of District School No. 5, (fe-
One Principal Of District School No. 1.
male l............. ...................... 40
Ooe Principal Of District School No. l,
(malo -. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 25
One Principal Of District School No. 8,
II rec Assistant Principal. Of Di..,s. seboo,: 20
No. ,. 3 and 4, (females) each $50. 90
l4k* Assistant teachers, one $40, one $50.
seven $2s, four $50, one sle and one SIG.
making. g........................ AS
a4h* Total, Per month 7so
Recording the total cost OF the schools for the
year ~. ........ 80 800 so
Then the cost per pupil, l,caloulatsd % PER nam
Der Of pupils snrollsd,is s................. 5,44
We estimate that the Board will receive a. fol.
From the State Fund Say. IS. 900
From the Tax Of 1861, not yet collected, say $500
Sasoo
Nov due Tsashse1 Osasss. s................ .. Sioo
Loving balance 70 pay % aseos.s Of
u..ens" Orders for the year ssding
-Sa nsxs ............. - 400
G2sy Tsachsn' Orders for the ysss esliae
.sFen 1888, will require say.. .Sao 900
-''" '1's snosns deduct the sbovs.. .....s,leo
.e % b provided foe By tax. ..Neeo
81 ~ me 70 doss. The next Board Win have th>
~: nnd to ssnoenss tie ysas Of leea ~.
eso 'esssoy q jasaass . year TeasAeca. ~
soas-Aa'fssssAs< assnelsgsa Aax tA.S..
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AT TUE election yesterday the off.
ssrs nominated on Saturday evening were all
ran against Mr.. Smith. was defeated by twelve
votes. Otherwise there wss no opposition
There vas an aggregate Of about five hundred
votes pollsd.
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THE FEDERAL EDRCES Nv
POSSESSIOF Or LEES.
BURG, T.d.
THE SUMTER AT GIBRALTER.

1hs RI bel Sfeassssr Page Bxrned
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-03-11

Sr. Lou.s, March 10.
An expedition sent oct from Seda'ia, by Brig
Gen. Mexican, into Bolts county, has just retGg nod
with 40 prisoners vi war; recruits for I'rices army
and quantity of arms, ammunition, &c.