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DARNUM's AMERICAN MUSEUM.

MAGNIFICENT ATTRACTIONS.
ENTIRE tHANGE OF PERFORMANCES
ANOTHER NEW DRAMA
QWYNNETH VAUGHAN;
on TIE
FATE OF A C0QUETTE.
With Ses nery, Music, Prcperii Costumes, &c
EVERY AFTERNOON, AT q CLOCK,
EVERY EVENING AT A QUARTER TO EIGHT.
Concndirg, ut each representation with the Screaming
JOURNEY TO RICHMOND
THIS entertaining alone is equa !, any IN the city
Al Double TIE PRCE OF ADMISSION
the liz. Museum. Yet in addition is tGspr
COM. NUrT--THE $3DUO8 MUTT,
COM NUTT-THE x30,OvO MUTT
The smallest Interesting living, in his various
IN using nd atracs performances.
MASTER WALLER THE INFANT QvATA,
on sly old rehearscs great variety Of peoes e.
THE DEN OF MONSTER sERPENTs
The finest these Ia erestng animals the arsese
tn greatest numer together several
IHEY WILL BE FED EVERY DAY AT O'CLOCK
THE AQUAElAL GARDEN,
WIKI its lads o lea iiiu living hsh, swimming about
In their crystal ponds OF and rverrwster.
Tue quAKEROR WOODEN GUN,
ALDINO FAMILY, BEAR SAMSON, LIVING HAPPY
FAMILY, &c.
Admission to all IS ccns Children under ten Is cents
n. B.-THE LECTURE ROOM has been NEWLY AND
THOROUGHLY VENTILATED, and Is cool and comfort
gblu this h I mountain shade.
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AsfUSEMENTs.


~ Enuanoes on Broadway and Thirteenth street
DOCS 90 AZ iai @ .s, n ~ M rss
sane to psoU.f a.s s e Of the
Tig COOLEST THEATRE IN TIL. CITY
SE. sRE$ sIS T s sSssS 3
AsP sP PEEISHFsB A5biEsoss 45bEsss
P.Ecks PIESks sr4RkLiSa xSP xSP S4sisa
sEssY SONS AND SHAEs1sG eaASIsG Bass basc
fHh fah shoREsSEs.. sshEooRsESS:s.
EyEnY SiGhr'' SSiiGhr'
s'ls xs6 G6Rots SUCCESS Of THE NEW
NEW TIEcE T5.SsioEr.
~ : ::ss
.aa .psas sy,s yhs
gven which, added TO the new and original asc Of the
Ballet a Ss re mos. a dsSss Of s
The great Withdrawn after Wednesday
nth' i'f the rMoSx9 z afsSSS Htssf aS'.I JUNE
splendid. aud glorious 6arlesaus repsts with new
songs no" music Hfs 9ir a q I75Ss' I;7s5SsSss' entitled
Claude Menotte Napoleon bonapare. Mrs W >. Foreuce
asesai Loui. Naoeo olFe rorsnos
Ms Nine. De.,,happeies. Mss Mary Wells
Ss r s:so'.' Geo ss S:s;ss:
Darns tue purssaue Grand Diyeriisaemens BY ss.ssS
young ladies' which 4 lightly received every demon.
The Orchestra, the direction OF Mr. Koppi1. will
e. a. sna s
popular l. sh Meods, 4 :. v,,,
THE RETURNED VOLUNTEER.
Mr Erastus fckannny Mr W Dsvidge
Bi Wiams tue returned volunteer. Mr. " j. Jsorrncs
Mrs seraphena Mary Ann Pickanlnny Miss Mary Wells
t TUESDAY, ssssnsh seventh Night Of Mr. and Mrs @ %
new on,csque and proean piece with the FlorenOes in
trosra@i"s e ehansed char every, night.
weeS Box book open from A II. an,il4 r. NJ.
A new RESCUE and a new COM dy in rehearsal
L0oxs OLD BowERY THEATRE.
Lessee. Director and Manager FOX
49,. c.,s,. $500 ,. . THE ouToAsT OF MILAN.
THE BROKEN SWORD;
THE DUNE ORPHAN
THE TRAvELLERs ROOM;
Ae''r Mis- csIs Te4 Harry Chap
pear In the casts.
AssryEsssSjE4. ssss;;?.SS 4 q !fas fsassaaskns HILL
FREE AND EASY, FREE r. y AND !, EAsY@GRE e ,
sss most ia g s f
% ar ss%s
Cappoa ana CiarS smith ceper Ben
jamn, Brown and Burnson. mr.. Jumpy MIchaes IL re-
spcctfuly invited.
4 yAcrTHE rATRoSs 1a ,s oF =, THE 1Ins,, UNION s.
Pred May, Harding, Guy, Birch, isell. simpsdn ,se
and Sn0dgraGs, the nimabe, will sing Little P.s- Mon
day. Wednesday and Saturday evenings ED kipET.
THE PARTRIDGE THE PARTRIDiE.
~ WEST HOUSTON STREET,
HOUSE CROWDED. Grow EioiaSG HSGss SSEE6swDED.
The greatest Free and Easy in the city.
Lock at the talent objected to-night.--
ALBEIT BRAHM, the celebrated English tenor
FRED HILL, the pleasing tenor
j. RUSSELL, tle great tijsh comic singer.
N. II. BuNDY, the fno buGO 81
The above have kindly volunteere &.
GEO GRAY, the fiv0rite t.nor.
j. II. MORLAND, the well known barit
JAMES EItAsnH. the celebrated comic singer
II. BYRON, the pleasing ballad -.
Ana nuxnct oHers.
CONE ONE COME ALL.
H. BYRON AND GEO GRAY, Prorrieaors
rl,O MANAGERS, CCSTUMERs, LUMBERMEN AND
ohersFor sale cheap cash, about fifteen loads Of
Properties Scenery, Machinery, Tricks, kc,
portion 6f them the Rave operes. Apply at 627 BROAD
D. Z. LEE.
U CANTERBURY PALACE. open day and evening.
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DRYANT5 MINsTRELS, MECHANICS HALL.
ID No. AL Broadway, above Grand street.
Monday, June ID and every night during the we.k
THE RAW kEU.yI1 TIN PAN ONION,
BLACK IZSRD's 4, IL A. THE sYRoNS.
Eph Horn s. O. Campbell r. } Peel Z. n. Florence, Dan.
Rminet .,.ttIns" n W. 1oald G. :. F9wlSr ,h X
ton, q. w. Cnares,
PLANTATION SCESE--ON TO RICHMOND.
Doors open ]. Curtan at g. Tickets, IS ota
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PROPO0ALs.

" CANTERBURY PALACE. open day and evening.
9th Broadway. opposite Laura Keenes theatre
GEORGE w. SIIURRAGCR.
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A CkRD.-THE ADVERTISER BEGS LEAVE TO IN.
form ladies requiring any kind of plain work, shirt
taking or aby linen In al as branches they have
anne executed Ia the liberal
rms by applying at Is, EliSabssh note
r. e. Will be imme lately attended TO- N. B.-Wfu, II
lred attend at tho eidence Of any Ldy by day
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4 RNf sGPPL1Es
"A OTrIc& or Army cLoLHlSc ASD EsuIrAoE,l
Nxw YoRx, June IL, ls61. T.
wANTED-200Q0 pairs Of Army Bootces medium sizes,
for which proposals will be roeved by the SUBSCRIBER until
the 10th instant The quantities TO be delivered from time
time, the sxee required will be made known
pcaton this occ. where the standard sample be
seen.
Bids should be endorsed proposals. for Furnishing Army
B0otees," an addressed to,
hisulensnt Colopel D. II. yINTON,
Deputy Quarter General United States Army.
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111-TnE GREAT AMERICAN MUSIC HAIL
THE m,sp stYfDSff4 sSIt "a 4Hr MASSES
E#s E#s S$$EssE S$$EssE #$SsH #SSsH II HE HE s
FHk THk AsSFtS AESfiS wisb wIsB FANS FASs
sIsIITtT sHsHTHT IN IN rrttay. rtsE..
through tie cnnre theatre making pcrfec, paadiso "
and keeping the spectator cool as seated
TliE COOLEST spor IN new YORK
fSMsETEEasEEBp fSsTEasEp ATTkASfios AATTTTkkASFfiioss
FOR THIS WEEK.
HsrRss N sSsss2YYs pa s ''
'f'' r'rh sTSR BxND OF THE woRrp
TiIssSoSIB%z{ TiiIssSosBwzS SissESETs SissfksTs
Ey TosE EAsFS EAsFss TSSE Es
TSsT TSsT FAsFS F4s1SR sT TSsTT EAsESs
ssn;S 4 Il Usravs ~ " sfSEArx
TN. -saso iiary gop"iar vocalist ou.p,rv vur,v
The rr,a. ecceniric comedian and Rthiopan dslnssicr
fESNy pre- sr 81 .h week under his
:. i, ss ssSsia ballads. nightly sneo'ss s,~som.
The ,aosssh sss q e ,sI n ssnioi''. 70, r,rr
in hi. $o$ and sl:trl attic.
sts = b sssss SYo % sssssIE n %Ina
TGE 4ySESTsS ySsTES SriiI Ips4s E Hs5T2 fS4 4.'ns
'' EssEsGixH sssHsGish / II FfSHIssEEsE:,, fHsEE:,
LIZZIE LIZZIE ssnG sSGSzs Az Az s44DH FI scRSkIzE sSyLZE
Sss% hsSIfssS sSI| rsSsr u, a,is.g
0isSS isSssSS 's: ;SSl is fss;s s,sss and s.~
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DRY GOODS.


" LIZ BOUFiLLlER BROTHERS, have q very large
SILKS MozAMBIQUBs LAWNS BAREGEs.
AND OTHER SuahER DRESS GOODS.
Which are All marked down TO -. x-
ExrRAORDlNARILY Low PRICES.
In order 10 clear OUT stock removing ther
An early Is respectfully requested 70
47 Broadway. between Howard and Grand streets.
NREAr CLOSING OUT SALE
SPRING AND SUMMER DRsss GOODS.
NEW AND FASHIONABLE DRESS GOODS
REDUCED 70 PER CENT;
r MEMS AND HOUSE, FURNISHING GOODS.
AVERY LARGE AND DESIRABLE
STOCK AT RETAIL,
MUCH UNDER USUAL rRIcpsi
LORD 4 TAYLOR,
Nos 4sl 70 4s7 BROADWAY,
Nos 255 10 26 GRAND STREET,
Nos AZ and ~ CATHARIAE STREET.
I AIDES AND CHILDREN's DEPARTMENT.
NOVELTIES IN ROSES DE CHAMBRR,
BREAKFAST RoBEs, UNDER GARMENTS,
cHILDRESs AND INFANrs WEARING APPAREL
CAPS &c. &C. &C. also
sA;aENTs MADE TO ORDER
LORD 4 TAYLOR.
Nos 40l TO 4O7 Broadway.
nj MADAME r. rrNcHoN
Has now open assortment Of
PARIS SUMMER MANTlLLASJ
cHANrILLY AND LANA LAcE
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The Academy being FOR the other nights q ~
week, Miss BATEMAN only appear on MONDAY ~
Tt ESDAY. tho rrst named occasion she WI inpsg.
the heroine Of mothers highly wrought uno
thrilling tragedy OF
GERALDINE,
MR.. H. L. BATEMAN,
MR. J. W. WALlAA0K.
and highly talented Company
Box Office open Monday from TX A. u. 70 SP N
Psrguet Balcony and Dress Circle. so cesls
neser'en SeAts csnss
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1 LEGRAIN'S, THIS WEEK.
PR1NTED BARE1E GkENADINE. AT l8c,
PARIS BAKEGE ANGLAIS FLEGRETTES, At 15c
No case BLACK SILK, iur MANriLLAS, best quality,
rs per cent under value.
VkkY FASHIONABLE DIMITY OF BIARRITZ,
FOR GARDEN AND HOUSE DRESSES,
AND FINE fIQuE, FOR CHILDREN.
AkEGE ROBES, with Flonnces at 81 IS the Dress
kEAT REDUCTION on Chaatilly And vslsuciennes.
- I.aCES.
Best JOUVKN GLOVES ac. 70 close the importation
last season; the sold at 81 ~.
LEGRAIN 7ss Broadwa-, corner Waverley place.
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Arrival aud departure Of the mails.
rOsToyFICg At DAVENPORT, IOWA.

EAsrHRs MAIL-Via CARR R-Closes at s
o'clock NJ Closes at ~ o'clock r arrive,
at 10 o'clock arrives at 81 o'clock NJ
Sundays excepted.
WESTERN MAI.-Via NJ + N z R--Closes 1t w
o'clock A NJ arrives at o'clock p n, Sundays
excepted.
NORTHERN MAIL-Nia Lyon. 4 Camanche-
Closes At o'clsck p N arrivesat6 o'clock + u.
NORTHERN MAIL-ViA Dewitt h Maquoketa-
Closes Sunday. Tuesday and Thursday at o'clock
PM arrives Tuesday, Thursday snd Saturday at
6 o'clock N.
RoUrE No. l0977-via Blue Grass, eto-Closs.
Monday. Wednesday and Friday At yo'clook = II
arrives Tuesday, Thursday and SATURDAY At 9
o'clock PM.
RoUrE No. l0948 Via Tipton-Closes Tuesday
and Friday II IL o'clock NJ arrives Tuesday and
Friday 1t IL o'clock II.
SOUTHERN MIIL-vla Burlington / Keokuk- -
Closes Sunday, Tuesday and Friday IT O'Clock =
NJ; arrives Monday, Wednesday and Friday At
o'clock A NJ.
Rorrk No. lOsl7-via ruTalo- Closes Friday
| At O'Clock A arrives Saturday ats o'clock
Pm.
Rours No l095o-via Ansaross / Wslnut
Forks Closes Thursday st IL II arrives Thurs
| day xt II o'clock n.
fIouRs-OHicc open ~ o'clock d closes st
2 o'clock + ~ Office OPEN on sunday from 70
10 ocloci A II.
- A the principal mails are carried By Rail
Road. eli the time stated in the above notice,
will be RAIL kOAD TIAE. the clock in the super
intendants Office, NJ h u Depot, being the stand
ard. CHAS. II. ELDRIDGE, 81.
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NIGHT DISPATCHES,
From W ashington. .

WAssIxGroN, Jan. ls.
The Navy Department has received dispstchs q
fIom Commodore Geesen. OF the g. 9. steamer yls
vernon, dated Of Wilmington, n. c., giving an in.
teIesting account Of tie burning Of snip. Having
heard that the rebels made use Of il IS beacon
for guiding vessels in and cut Of the harbor, and
Tor the purpose OF annoying our vessels BY host
ing lights at night, ne determin ned to take ad-
vantage ofa hasy night with WIND of shore, TO
affect his destruction. lie accordingly despatched
cutter under command Of Acting Master, ,Alesch
Allen, with John p. Foote, coast pilot, and crew
Of five men and Gig under command Of Acting
Master Sturgis, and crew OF six men. The beats
proceeded within short distance Of the light
vessel on the .f side Of Fort Coswell. The two
officers, n boatmAn's mate AMI Quartermaster
Climbed on board BY a rope which was hanging
at the side. The light boat was quite deserted
Carpenters had been at work.
The vessel Vas being pierced for eight guns
Ne attempt was made 10 nolest the EXPEDITION
until they had kindled tho fire, which efretually
des ,royed the light ships. Tho fort did not open
upon our boats until they were clearly out Of
harms way.
Firidg down the Potomac Was heard last iRht
between u and IL o'clock. 1t has been since as
certained that the rebel batteries had opened on
Gen. Haskins' command on the Mai yland shore
but without damsge.
Secretary Of War Stanton will enter upon his
duties Monday.
Mr.. Cameron will remain in Washington some
days, and visit his home before departing for
Russia
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in German. and 500 in Norvegisn was settled

in German. and 500 in Norvegsn was settled
upon.
The question svolving the num- Der Of news
rapers which the members Of the House
should be entitled to, was stablished at nine
teen on the first vote. This seems TO be satis-
factory.
In the Senate there has arisen an in porta Mt
question relative to the right Of two members
to their ses!s-Poliock. Of Davis comfy, and
Dana. from the slope. They were elected in
due form to fill the alleged vacancies oeca
stoned ty Senators Bussy and Scott taking
positions In the army. IL 10 considered by
Senators generally. We believe. that The ses.s
are vacant. but inasmuch .. the Governor did
cot in his Proclamation for Election last Fab.
order the vacancies to bs filled, it remains to
te determined, whether the two applicants can
take their seats 1t viii be Q source OF much
discuss!on, ! a,prehsnd. before the case is fn-
ally disposed Of. II it should be deeid-
ed against them, it will be not only
injustice TO the members but to the
State. II the Mere oni ssiCn Of the Governor
TO issue proclamation shall be considered a.
sufficient cause for keeping men bers from their
seats. any Governor 60 disposed could by the
same means overthrow the entire State gov
eminent. and produce all sorts Of con fusion.
Ia the House. . committee was appointa ed
upon re.districtiDg the State as TO Congres-
sionsl. and another for Judicial districts.
An odd piece Of Information was received al
the AdJutant Generals office. on " eduesdsy
IL appears that there was raised 10 the North.
ern part Of the State. lA.t August, . Company
Of Cavalry for Col. josiah HArl ans Independent
Regiment by some arrangement. not under.
stood by the Adju.ant General. this Company.
numbering 60 men, under command Of Capt
srayed off to the East and became
attached to the llth Pennsylvania Cavalry,
which Is now stationed at Camp Hamilton,
near Fortress Monroe The details OF this
operation are entirely unknown. But. it is
presumed that it is good company, and will
do its duty wherever they may be. Another
Company. raised in this State for the Lyon
Regiment. (Which proved failure, 60. stray ed
off into Missouri aud have become attached to
the Missouri 10Th.
The weather has been extremely cold and
unpleasant ut this point. The mercury has
been as low as the length Of the tube would
permit. D. n Z
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new YORK Market.

NEw YonE, January ls.
Market quiet and steady. $5.45@5.55 Su-
per State; S5.l5g59 80 Extra State; $5.4505.55
Western $5.15M5.90 Common to medium extra
Western $3.50 ship. ing brands and Extra K
10.
CANADIAN fLoUR-Very quiet. $5.50@5.55
Surer $5.75G6.75 Common 10 Choice Extra.
RYE FLOUR Steady, $3.o0@A25.
WHEAT.-Marketd dull and unchanged.
RYE.-Firm at sl@c3c.
BARLsY Very 6rm, 7s@ SAC.
CONSOLIDATED quiet and steady. $685. Lc
mixed Western.
OATs.-Quiet.
PoRk.-steaIy. $n.75@l2.ss mesa ss@s SO
prime.
BEEE.-S Steady.
Ger MEArs.-Unchangcd
LAKD.-Fair demand. Sales Esd bbls 1t va
exc.
BUrrER.-Selling At ll@l5 for Ohio; ls@1ct
State.
CHs1sE.--Steady at 5X@7L.
WHisxY.-Market nominal 1t 2sQ27X.
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NUMBER 81.
TO-DAY'S ADVTS.
ExECUIOK'S SALE or REAL EsTATR-
~ In tho matter of thu ksfafa of Ioh. Qeah.

EXECU TORS SALE or REAL ESTATB-
- In the matter Of the Estate Of Johs Heok-
sn!,vey, late Of Crawford County. Ohio. dessased.
P0rsuantt 70 IN order Of the County Court q )ootl
County, Iowa. ade st tho Jasuary regular tern,
for 1892, shall offer for sale, for cash, BY Public
Auction, at the Court House door in the eiSS Of
davenport. In said Scott County, on Saturday The
z1d day Of February. 1862, at 10 o'clock In The
forenoon, all tho right, title and interest Of the
.e',s OF sa,d John Heckenlively, deceased, In and
20 tho following described Real Estste. in the
state OF lows, 10 wit; The n. 4 =. w. = 3. W.
section ~ Township 7s, Range ), East oi tho
S S.n =. ~. . in d Scott County; Then. i. u 3. En-
section 2e Township 7s. Range II, West Of tho
'th ~, 10 Iowa County, and tho L. J. i. W.
and w. 5. L. J. section 80, Tow nship IS,
Range -. West Of the 9TH r. H.. in Tama County.
OF 90 much thereof as shall 10 sufficient to pay on
tho unsatisfed claims against the said Estate ap-
proved and allowed by said Court, and amoun,ise
to about 10. together v tn tho costs and charges
OF administration. GEO. =. WhlTCOMB,
Ex'r Of said Estate.
Dated January 20th, 1862 dts
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From WashingtOn.

WAsHINGrON, Doe. II.
motion to remove the injunction Of the Seere-
tary from the vote was negatlved.
Jim Lane leaves on Monday for Chicago. To-day
he had an interview with tho President and Soc
vetary Stanton end Gen. Mcclellan, who heartily
united in giving him authority to conduct
the campaign on his own principles. Lanes
staff. which will be that Of a Major General com
prising II Officers, of whom several will be taken
from the army Of the Potomac. J. Champion
Vaughan will te LIST Aid DE Camp, with the
rank Of Colonel. The column will be supplied With
every thing requisite for march South frcn Kan
Senator Wilson's bill in relation to volunteers
introduced to-day, provides that no greater nun
ber shall be mustered into than are author
lied by the act of July I'd, 1861. and that all in
excess Of that number be discharged
The Ways and Means Committee,at their meet
ing this morning, discussed for the a. st time thei,
scheme reported by the sub committee Tor ma
tionai currency. They came to no conclusion, in.
tending to .rsue the matter to-morrsw. They
also incidentally examined the :plan agreed upon
between Secretary Chase and the northern bank
ers. The committee are nearly unanimous against
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THE MARKETS.
DAILY REPORT,

OH1ICE OF THE DEnOCR At AND NRwsl
Saturday Eve, Jan. Is, 1862. !
Receipts are heavy and market active. Whea
is little easier, Though quotations will vary lit
tie from our last report. Dressed Hogs are .
shade lower.
Flour $3.50 Wholesale; $3.50 retail. Ship.
ments 500 brls.
WHEAr--Active at j7tgjsc Receipts 1856
bu. Shipments $50 bu.
BARLRY.-Quiet at l5@25c. 1850 bu. Ship
ments l4l0 bu.
CoRS-Nominal at lJ@llc. Receipts 800 bu,
OATs-129l3c.
Ho6s.-Active at $.12.30 Receipts 275 head.
Shipments 81 head.
HAY.-Si50s5 Tor Prairie, and $500 for Tim
othy.
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Later from Port Roval.

NV YORK. Jan, IS.
A Port Royal letter states that the steamer Isa-
bel was much damaged BY shells Of the Mohican,
while running the blockade. One shell knocked
OF her entire stern, and she barely got 10 adoat.
The fog WAS dense, but she Was discovered by the
gun-boat Roebuck.
The Mohican slipped cable and chased her un-
der the batteries of Norris Island. The Isabel re-
turned her FIRE, but without avail.
Another letter reports that the English sohoon-
.r Gipsey, with tive hundred bales Of cotton, vas
captured BY the New London, in the Gull, and ta-
ken to Ship Island.
The Desota ran into her Il the mouth Of the
Mississippi on account Of her acting suspiciously.
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( hlcag0 Market.

CHICAGO, Jan. II.
FLorR.-Market unchanged. Sales at $3.57
M3.7o Tor choice lots.
WHEAr.-Market va &c higher. Sales at 720
7sc.
CoaN.-22l4c in store.
OArs.-Steady, l6; in store.
RYE Quiet and steady. Sales at Sac in store,
and So &c on track.
BAKLEY.-Dull and heavy. 2Sc on track, and
33 cents delivered.
DRESSED HoGs.-M Market lower. Sales at $2e2
@275.
LIVE HoGs.-In good demand. Quoted at $22)
@2.3o.
BEEF CATrLE-Declinin2. Sales at }2@2S5
@2.6D common.
HIDES. Quiet. Green Country 4XQ5
Green sal,ed e@5Ac; Dry Flint ll4lllzc.
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- -
From Cairo.

CAIRO, Jan. i.
The s,h Western regiment has just arrived from
St. Louis
Firing has been heard to-day in tho direction
OF Point Henry.
An agent from Columbus last mig bit, reports
that !. United States atsamer was fire d into by .
French war steamer, which was trying to run the
blockade At New Orleans
Our steamer fired " shots into the French YES.
sci. The affair created great excitement at Mem
phis and ether points.
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From Mexlco.

NEw YoRK, Jan. l5.
The Tribune has important news from Mexico.
1t appssn that 30 far from being upset bys new
revolution, as reported, Jaarez organised before
the adj ounment Of Congress- new and stronger
Cabinet.
Dobaldo. Secretary Of State, issued = procla-
nation soon after his appointment, closing the
port Of Vera Cruz, increasing the regular army
to 6fty-two thousand. and calling on the States
for ~ many volunteers . they could furnish.
1t is believed that one hHnd red and afty th ou-
sand troops will be in the field soen.
Before Congress adjournsd Juares was invested
with full dictatorial powers.
The Government has laid two direct taxes.
which the people will chserfully submit TO.
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OK % Il r..

STATE or iowa, ADJrTAxr G.EEaALs OySlcs1
Desmoinss, Jan. II, 1863.
There il nov amor portupity 10 raise two Com
psniss fer tho 10th Regiment Iowa Volunteer IL
fsntsy.
Persons desiring Recruiting Commissions Tor
that purpose, will make imnsdists application to
me at Dssmoinss, presenting sueh Sseonnsn1s-
tions a. they nay deem proper.
n. B. BAKER,
jalA-dAv3wl Ady's 0sa1.
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TEAcHER's ExAMINATION.-Ther will
be an examination Of teachers ct the brick
school house, corner Sixth and Warren s;s., on
Saturday. Jso. 25th, commencing q, . o'clock
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From Philadelphia

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. ls.
The steamer Rhode island arrived here last
night from Fort Monroe. She has on board the
weston, also . rebel Captain, Geo. J. lshon, the
Louisiana volunteer Who was captured in Bsrratyra
Bay while ON pleasure excursion. He admits
the psssenee Of the Usioe ssptineaAin legtA Or
slia6, tAesGA y = lgguosA - uaGoo01 ioslk i
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LEGISLATIVE CORR ESPONDENCE,

Special to tho Democrat i News.
DEsNoINIs, Jan. II.
The question which underwent the most
severe trial yesterday morning vas that OF
fixing upon the number Of the Inaugural to be
printed for member use. The majority
seemed to be disposed to promulga.e tho Gov.
ernors views extensively. though there we're
many who considered an extensive publication
aneedless expense. inasmuch ~ that document
would come before The people Of the State
through the medium OF the newspaper. and
that long before il could be receiv. BY them
in pamphlet form. The latter position is un.
doubtsdly eerrect. Every individual 10 the
State. who will read the Inaugural at all, vill
read il in the newspapers before the author.
lied doeamsnt will have fallen into their
hands. But It 10 difficult Tor membsrs TO make
up their minds to dsmolishing established
ussges. even though change would reduce
expense and not infringe upon the just expse'
tations Of their sonstitusnsA The Asmbss
settled upon vss 500 10 The Eoglish language
$500 In German, 900 Danish, and 100 Nse.
veeiaa. Il Ne ssasss. 1000 b 1aslish, a.ooo
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-01-20

WHIsLEK continues to display those
elegant pstternt of Dress G. DDS, to the evil
dent satisfaction If his customers
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J. A. NHD, II. D.,

DHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. OFFICE
i No. 20, corner Main ani Third streets, Dav.
export, Iowa
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