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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-04-10
For Safe.

TVHE BALANCE OF THE LIQUORS REMAIN
ing in the Store known as the Cansds i'iqaef
Store, will be
0oID "a n 90
lnduc.,nen.. v;ll b offered to perssns 1ishisg -
purchase. Store three doors bsiow the Stsss nssAs
On Main street. .a.-
April lst. 1862.
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XXXVII CDSGRESS.-F2 FIRST SESSION.

" WAEHTN'TUE, q pm ..
hccsg.-The House proceeded 70 the con.idora-
tion OF the Senate bill 10 increase the iency Of
the Medical Department of the srIDy. Tho de-
bate involved the question of Incorporating Sur
seons fro;c the volunteers with The regnisr stsf,
thus giving b.o,j jeid 10. sc.cc.ion. This Vas
agreed to
The bill amended, on tic secoa :ae nlaiion Of
tho Military Committee. was passed.
SENATE Me.sTs Howard, Chandler, Sherman
and Trumbuli presented petiti' ns in favor u
emancipation.
Ar. Howe presented memorial from the Legis.
la.ure d. " ise II tor the tab.ist Moa. Of Ma
tionsl Arno-y and Depot in ,ha, Stae.
The bin 6x NJ tho salaries OF DistIi-1 At'of-
neys was taAen up, and, after discussion, was
passed--lO to -.
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Resolved That the Secretary bs requested
20 furnish each member OF the Finsnes Com
mi,tes With suitsbls book in which may bs
entered the name Of each male resideot Of
their respect Township and Ward. above The
age Of ls ssrs and the fse:, whether such
persons do Or do not contribute 70 the object
Of this Assosiasioo. and the amount Of moosy
o. number Of articles donated; and each mem.
ber Of the Finance Camuittes 10 hereby requss.
ted to appoint sush a&ietaots % may b need.
ed, in order 70 eseurs thoeouRh canvass Of
the Districts assigosd them.
Rssol.ed Thst the Lsdies' Aid Society, the
0srmsn Lsd,ss' Aid Society. Of THE city. the
Iowa Sanitary Commission. the Directors and
cub Directofe Of the vsrious School Distsleis
In the county. and all officers and msubsss Of
Benevolent Societies and Corporations, are
earnestly reqasetsd to sostsibuss money.
bandages. hot. hospital stores 10. 10 sssise
thts Associatios 10 the iopostaat labor dsvolv.
Ing upon It. and alec 70 render every pcssible
essistsnes TO the membees Of the Fmssse Coo-
0ittss. In order that every household In Scott
county msy be ssleeted OF have - eppertnni.
y to contribute. -. sz
ORA J.J. Olshaussa. 4. 8. Naxv Ieuatius
LANCER. }. WI. Baker. Of Davsopors, and D..
Js@ss Gamble. Of L. Claire, we're appointed
sargissl Committee. - provided BY tie Con-
seitution.
AAssrs. Israel HAN. Harvey Hm ssd n.
Denahus. we're Appointed . Cemnitsss on
Bsrial. - liksviss provided BY the Coastitu.
lion. go -s'e -
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-04-10

New YoRK, April ..
FLoUR-Market dull and declining. Sales at
$5.O505.l0 Super State; $5.15@5 30 Extra state;
$5.05Q5.l0 Super Western S5.15M 545 common
to medium Extra Western; $5.70@5.75 shipping
brands X HO.
CANADIAN FLoUR-Quiet and steady.
WHEAT--Market dull and nominally unchanged
No sales Of any magnitude reported.
Corn Market 6rmer. 5y@6Oc Mixed Western
in store and delivered.
RyR--Quiet; 63Q1-5c.
BARLIy-Quiet 7s@S6c.
BEEF.-Stesdy.
PoRK-Unchsnged: $l225@13 50.
BtrrER.-Unchanged.
WHiKY.-MaIket unsettled and 6rmes, 25026.
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From Louisville.
Inr,SytfYv A,

LOUISVILLE, April S.
The Nashville Patriot this morning says: A
gentleman who left the neighbornood OF tho
Confederate army Of the Wes: states that Beau
gard left Cofinth on last Tb ursaay, with his CON-
mand for furdy. Tcnu and johnson left with his
command tie same day for iu,dy via Hamburg,
II was expected they would bring on battle Fri
day or sa.1Il4y,i j: their march was no. impcded
by raia.
Gov. Andy Johnson hn. suspended tho Mayor
Aldermen and Couaci.men @: Nash viii0 WHO re-
fused - take the oath Of allegiance, by filing
their places with loyal appo;n,cc..
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Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, April 8.
FL0CR.-Market dull. Quo:ed ut from $37
"a 40.
WHEAr.-Siarket quiet and easier. Sales ~
72@77c.
BA"LIY.-Steady. Sales 1T 4Sc on track.
Consultative and lower. Sales at % G23 cents
on track.
$50.
KYR.-40c in store.
BUrrER.-Stesdy at Sl121x.
BEEF CArrLE.--Lower, with sales at $3.o0@
3.75.
ONIoNs.-Dull at SOC for prime.
HIbss. Market steady. Green Country, SO
5h; Green Ssited, 6Q96x Dry Sailed, sH@
l2c Dry Flint, l3@l4c.
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RIVER items.
Wednesday, April s.
ARRIVED.
KA9D CAssEI, Dsvis, Ksokuk.

Ak8IvBUs
KA1s CAssEl, Davis. Ksokuk.
DgpAR1xD.
Az HIsI, Gait. Dubuqus.
BILL Hsxsssson Rhodes Dubuque.
KArs CAssgL, Davis, Ksoksk.
The Henry Choatsau. . lower trade packet, VA
. victim to the ravesous gale which passed ovss
Columbus and Cairo few days ago. She was
lying near the former port, when she WAS torn
loose from her moorings, and WAS driven across
the river. Her ehiunsys vas blown overheard
and the boat was otherwise badly damaged.
The Black Hawk has started in as . regulal
packet between Quincy and Burlington.
The Illinois river is rising. The Missouri is
falling slowly, and with 8 feet Of water in the
channel.
The Tycoon il being reftted At Cincinnati fol
the Mississippi trade. She was originally designed
for . Red River and New Orleans cotton boat, hez
upper guards having been too narrowly Construct
cd for convent ence in ether capacities.
The Sucker State is being repaired in st. Louis
ata rapid rate. She will be up this way about
the last Of this week or the 6rst Of next.
BOATS LEAVING TO-DAY.
The magnificent packet Northsrner, Captain
P. A. Afford, will depart for st. Paul and vsy
points this morning. Jerry Wood ia the Office.
This is the boat for the public to do business
with. Patronizers will 6nd her one Of che deetest
steamers Of the river, and theft eonsignments
with great care and despatch.
The light draught packet Jennie Whipple,
Captain Morrison, Clerk Lowrie, will depart for
K.okuk and Intern ediate points this morning At
o'clock.
Tho Notthern Line packet Pembina, Captain
Hill, will depart for st. Louis and intermediate
landings this morning.
The Pomeroy is expected here to-day, upward
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-04-10

KEHoE 4 CAeHARr have just received
the latest styles Of Closks and sseqass. msnu-
featured for the Broad vsy. N T., trade; also
ere Iupsrisi and Excelsior Hoop Skirts. They
will offer this day large lot Of Past Color
Ptints at eight cents per yard.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-04-10

OuR TRooPs.-Reports brought from
Muscatins by last evening" train, state that it
10 learned by private di'patches at that place.
that the Iowa Eleventh and Thirteenth Rsgi.
msnts we're badly cut up at the tattls 81
Pittsburg Landing. We merely give It a. we
hear it. without any corroboratiog testimony.
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THE MARKETS.
DAILY REPORT.

Owe. OF rnE DExocR At AND NRws,
Wednesday Eve, April 9. 1862. !
Quotations remain nominal with but little do.
ing.
FL0uI- 34.20@4.5o.
WHEAr--Little doing. Quiet at 6O065c.
BARLEY.-Stoadya at 27@4Oc.
CORN-Nominal at 141lGc.
OATs-Nominal at 12@l4c.
OsIoNs-20G3oc por bushel.
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ReI,cf for the Wounded.

1ILWALKtE, : PYiI T.
The Chamber Of Ccmncrce, On tho Governors
recommend alton, held a meeting to-day, to reliess
the wounded at Pittsburg Landing. After sub
scribing Literally the doors were thrown open fox
the reception of hospital stores. Tonight the
room is y eli filed, and an Agent Of the Governor,
accompanied by Surgee ns, will leave Tomorrow,
10 render all . d possible fer the comfort Of the
wounded.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-04-10

TIE TnsArRE.-ln consequence Of
the ioelsmsosy Of the weather Of Monday
night. Ass. Ksnkers grand entertainment
which vss to have taken place at the German
Theatre. Vas poetpoasd until next Monday
piRht
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-04-10
Foreign News.

Latest via. the Hibsroian. London, March %. !
Cirrus w. Field has returned from Paris. He
leaves ON the 29th for America by the Asia. His
telegraph schemes has been very favorably recs-
ivcd, and the laying down cf the cable to New
FourdIand within IL months il considered cer-
tai
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-04-10

LoxAs Celebrated Bottled Burton
Ale and Porter Brsuds. Vaults, corner Of Sd
and Brady strssts A prime article OF Ale
and Porter expressly brswsd for nursing la-
dies and invalids; and agent for the Ssversn
Brewery.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-04-10
From New York.

NEW YoxE, April ..
TIE new Cunari steamer China, lott this port
to-day for Liverpool, with $s2l, 600 in specie and
. large number Of passengers--among whom wss
Russell Of tie London 1.Bs4s, Who has passed
year in this country.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-04-10

LADIES, your attention 10 directed to
Mrs. McCulloueh's I'D vsrtissmsot Of New Nil.
lnsry Store at No ~ Brady street.
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From Cairo.

CAIRO, ApriI y.
tits reported BY ap officer who lefs FittsbuYg
Monday evening that our frees occupy CorintL.
and tast Beaurcgards arm was shot c6 BY can
non laii, and that the body Of Gen. A. 8. johnson
sss found dead on tho field. Nothing later.
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CiTzESs RELIEF MEsTIEo.-A meet.
ing Of the citizens vas called at LsClairs Hall
lest evening under The auspices Of the Relief
Association. There was good number pre-.
ssnt. Hiram Price in the Chair Ernst Claus.
sen Sec'y.
Speeches we're made BY the Rev. Mr.. Ky.
nett and Judge Dillon, urging in an earn. Il
manner the hearty cooperation Of our people
10 furnishing relief to the Soldiers Of Scot,
county wounded In the late battle.
Toe Conuistss on Finance appointed BY the
Exseu i've Commit.es reported their lsbors
Of the day 10 securing funds ; and on motion
the same Committee collected subscriptions st
the meeting. which W are glad to state
we're literally made. About $225 10 ell have
been handed over to the Treasurer.
The following Communication vas resd be-.
fore the meeting:
DAVENPORT. April Q.
HraAx Pklcs. Eco. President Scott County Aid
Society. Davenport
SR:-Yoo ere hereby notified that the Ger.
msn Ladies Aid Society Of Davenport srs now
prepared to deliver to your Society, st . mo-
men.s notice 256 bandages. 2 package. linen
rags. Z packages lint (long sizs) and 2 packages
iiot (sbort size ); all OF which 10 now packed
10 . knap sack. at the offs Of Der Dem.
okvat. subject to your order. .- e.,
Most res, ectfolly,
JouN T. S1lBoLT,
E SIMMs.
b. PErERs,
Executive Committee.
Any forther orders for similar articles viii
be cheerfully complied with.
J. +. S1lDoLr.
On motion the above communication wae
ordered published with the proceedings. The
etores 80 kindly proffered we're accepted with
the thanks Of the Executive Committee.
% motion meeting adjourned.
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sHIL e US

SH1IEY'S
CELE TED CREAM ALE,
ALWAYS RELIABLE.
Cash Price,. $500 per Barrel.
Orders through the Post Office will meet with
prompt attention. apr5-ly
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9ttuurrat \ &Mews.
OFFICIAL PAPER OF TnE CITY.
THE CIT r..

TuosE elegant patterns Of dress goods
cold by whisles ere hard 70 beat. the ladies
cay. They know.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-04-10

ADJUrANf GaNRRAL's OFFICE,
Des Moines, March 17th, 1862. !
The United Statcs Disturbing Officer 1t Dsven-
port has forwarded to me amounts allowed IN
certain bills. The residences Of tho following
named persons a:e unknown to mo: d. Wilson
and ]. W. Kerr.
Claimants, or agents Of claimants are requested
to give information ct this Office.
n. B. BAKER,
Adjutant General Of Iowa.
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st. Louis Markets.

ST. Louis, April7.
FLouR.-Quiet. So 50@S IS.
WaEAf.-Market steady and active. Sales 1t 80
@92c.
CoRN. Market unchanged. Sales at 3l@ssc.
RARLEY.-Sales at 75c.
HAY.-$l5 per ton.
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AT a meeting Of the Executive Com
mitiee Of the Scott County Soldier Relief A.
sociation. April 9Th. 1869. 1t vas. on motion.
Resolssd. To request The following gentle.
men to act % . Finance Committee tp their
eespective Districts:
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roR SALE OF TO LET.

,v,He ABlLDRETH. .PROPgR1Y T.. At EAST
n.vsenert. On the River rsad; 9toss Dwell
- FSsSss. VIII Garden Of 81 aesss. Ose Of The
49, desirsils pisces ot resideses j this vicinity
JOHN y COryU,
- 0-lA 0ea1o - D1al044.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
N0TIOU
TO CONrSUJNPTlTES.

The Advertiser, having been restored to health
in q few weeks by very simple remedy, after
having suffered several years with severe lung
is anxious to make known TO his fellow ufcrers
the means Of cure.
To all who desire it, he will send copy Of the
prescription used free ofrharge, with the direc-
tion for preparing and using the same, which they
viii 6nd SURE CURE FOR CoSsuAFTIoS, ASTHMA,
BRONCHITIS, SC. TIE only object Of the adycr-
tiser in sending the description is to benefit the
afflicted, and spread information which he con.
ceivesto bs invaluable, and he hopes every sufferer
and may prove blessing.
Parties wishing ta g prescription will please ad-
dress REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
WlLIIANs3rRGH,
octso-3mw Kings County. New York.
TO FARMERS AND FAMILIES de-
sirous Of owning good Sewing Machine, that is
simple in its construction, strong and not liable
get out Of order one that makes the stitch alike
on both sides, one that doc. MT ekip stitches or
unravel, one that will sew equally we'll on thick or
thin cloth, one that will run over gathers with
out breaking, one that makes uniform seam,
any No. Of cotton thread, linen ol silk, one tha
will last for years al kinls Of work; in short
one that is not more trouble than it is worth, buy
at once, without hesitation, the LADD, WEB
STER co. Machine, 9" it is the cheapest IL sas
end" See advertisement in another cc!unn.-
Cicnoo Henld. ag4-d&wln
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Further Particulars Of the Great Battle
near COrinth.

CAlRo, ApTIi y.
Further advices frem Pittsburg Landing, give
tho following about the battle:
The enemy made the attack at o'clock, Sun
day morning. the bsigades Of Gems. Sherman snd
Prentiss being the frst engaged. The attack va.
successfuI, and our entire force WAS drivon hack
70 the river, whore the advance Of tho enemy was
checked BY the ere Of the gunboat., and our force
increased by the arrival Of Cen Grant, with troop.
from SsvaEnab, and inspirited by the report oi
the arrival Of two divisions Of Buell's army.
Our loss this day was heavy, and besides the
killed and wounded, embraced cur camp equip
gage ard SO field guns.
The next morning, our forces nov amounting
to 1000, assumed the ofenaive, AID BY 2 o'clock,
>. m, had retaken our camp and batteries, to-
gethey with some 40 Of tho encmy's gans ard
quantity Of prisoners, and the enemy were in full
retreat, pursued by our victorious force.
The casualtios are Numerous: Ces. Grant Was
wounded in the ankle, siightly; Gen. w. II. J..
Wallace, killed Gen. Smith, severely wounjed :
Gen. Prentiss, prisoner; Col. Hall, leth Illinois,
killed; Coils. Logan Of SD Ilisoie, and Davis Of
5lst Illinois, wounded severely Maj. Hunter, 800
Illinois, killed, and our loss in killed, wounded
and missing rot less than 5000. Col. Peabody,
75,h Missuri, also severely wounded.
From New Madrid, Ne learn tbst Gen. Pope hae
8 Generals, Colonels ard 5000 men prisoner,
100 hundred guns, and camp equipags and store.
in great quantity.
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From ~. Louis.

ST. Lours, April 8.
In responss to . ssrenade tonight, Gen Haileek
raid that Beauregard with % immense army, I'D
vsnced from Corinth, and attacked the ccmbine1
forces q Grant and Buell.. Tho battle began u
daybreak yesterday, and continued until late il
the afternoon, with terrible loss on both sides
We have gained a complete victory, snd driver
the enemy back within his Notifications. Il.
sleo announced his departure for the field TO-
morrow morning:
Sf LoUIs, ATsIS.
Meyer was burned last night. Loss $4,000 in
sured for SIS 900.
The distillery Of wosderiy. Haydel / Co., .,
Collinsville, ILL.,, with Ave handrsd barrels d
whisky. burned Aundsy night. Loss, baiiding
iscludsd, $3s, ,0oe. No insurance.
O@eisl adviess from Gen. Gfaats eommasn sy
ths enemy stack our forcss at PittabuSg, Tenn.
yssearday, but were repulsed With heavy lcss. Nc
partisulass. Y a.
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WINsHlP,S
IMPROVED SELr-VENTILATING
REFRIGERATOR.

vx71NsHIPS REFRIGERATOR IS AC-
w knovledgel BY scientific mon to b the
most pesfset Reirxeratsr in o It is % construct.
ed that the cold air performs the double fana,ion
Of s6setually cooling and vsatilatiag the provis-
ion chamber On he one hand, and d protecting it
ON the other from the warm air Withoat. In this
way the provision chamber 10 furnished With On
atmosphere that 10 uniformly csol. and constantly
changing, % that
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GREAT ExCIrRNeNT.-There was
great excitement in The city yesterday. in con.
sequence Of the news from the different battle
fields. No other topic Was thought Of or Goa.
sidered. The full particulars will reveal 40
awful less. bot ws hardly think - large -
stated. There are hundreds Of people 10 this
vicirity who had near friends end relatives 10
the eight. and Who are waiting for news with
the deepest anxiety.
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taaOpenisg soT Navssoaohe assDsgi
81. CAfls.IH1s, @. W. Apgn ..
The Wellaad Caaal viii - speafee naviGsoes
otho 1etA nGt,
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sUPRkMe COURr.
HoK. CALEB BALDWIN, CAise Jssssss.
Hon. 01o. @ MnsnTl r.....
Hnws n p 1AAe SWDu000s

HON. CALEB DALOWII, CAleG Justseo.
hss. Rss. e eiP: 2: & G.t.. na'''} J..,....
LswIs KusBy, Clssk.
Wedsseday, Apeil !.
1923 Arthur ONsil ~ Thss Asehiason, appt.
Back Hawk Co affirmed with nix ps, cent dam
ages. 1Af
1851 9 Dean vsA r Goddard, st 81, Bremsr
Co motion 70 adirm ovsnulsd. - Ill ,
lz5S Downey / G, vsW r Harman, et al,
bremef Co motion 20 affirm overrul.d.
1898 + Downey / Go 70 W r Harnsn, Bremen
Go motion to afism overYu!ed.
1854 g w Levalley OF al " G Ellis, Brsmsr
Co motion 70 sAirm overruled. go
ss6 Eng:ish, stal appt, " Wsssels, Dubuque
Co /; reversed.
1oys Blake " Blake, Dubuque Co affirmed.
Ns bssl v West, Powen, Ct q, Dubaque City
ss5 Timothy Fsnning, ct al sppt, W Edward
Simpson, ct al, Dubuque u Court affirmed.
his Pelan VI Bevard, ct Al appt, Dubuque Co ;
reversed.
1887 Mary Z Read " c x Howe, admir-, appt,
Black Hawk Co affirmed.
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RELIEF OF The WouNDED.-Great
s1srtions should be made on the part Of citi-
sens to aid and comfort our wounded soldiers
ct the late battle in Tennessee. Every man in
the county and city 10 more or less Interested
In the matter. Undoubtedly . considerable
number Of eoldiers from this eoooty are 10
need Of aseistauce. and whose suffsrings can
be greatly ameliorated BY our action. 1t must
not be withheld.
Psrsobs have been appointed in each ward
and - h township, to attend to the raising Of
funds for this purpose. These persons viii
visit every houss and every family. and it 10
hoped that none who are able to contribute
will neglect to do 90.
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LATEST NEWS
By TELEGRAPH.
TWO BRILLIANT VICTORIES.
Further Particulars Of the Battle
Near Corinth.
THE AUMBE1 REP0ETED KILLED
AND WOUNDED GREATLY
kEDUCEp.
Confirmation Of the Capture Of
Island No. 10.
5000 REBEL PRISONERS TAKEN
Large Quantities Of Small Arms
4 Ammunitions Taken.
ANOTHER E'gSITE'RO.N TEE
.MER Nx.u.AC .a.fIiC.
xP~lTED.
Orders frGm the War Department.
CYRUS W. FIELDS ENTERPRISE
AFTERNCO!N DISPATCHES.
CYRUS ". FIELDS ENrEnPRlsE
AFTERNOON DISPATCHES.

From Washington.
WAsuINoTo., April 9.
The following WAS received C.; the Navy De, ar
N cut this morning.:
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foro tn exhibition AMI sale Of Flowers and Flow
ering Plants, which, together with their gree .
houses, give them ample facilities for supplying
all demands. Their assortment is largo sEd in
eludea manv
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RrL1rr.-The Surgial Committe ap-
pointed at the meeting Of the Executive Com.
m'ttss yesterday morning, selected Dr.. Msx-
we'll Of this city snd Dr.. Gamble. of LsCIsire.
surgeons. and J. J. Brown and L. G. Borwsll.
nurses. 70 start Immediately for Pittsburg
Landing to render aid to the wounded soldisrs
Of this county. They start this morning. and
will 60 With al possible speed to the scsns Of
ae.iou. The Committee is = good one, and
Vill render much valuable aid.
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CLARK 4 ROxT

CLARK q HOyT
1NEALERS IN CARRIAGES, BU00IEG
II Pisnos and Harmonic Melodeons from th
pest Eastern nAssfaetsries, Of the most spprove
patterns, and at pei,ss that defy mpstitioo, Ne
40 Sady stsssk Dsv swp6st. lsws tspS
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RAeM1fr N0ffep.

NOTICE I3 HHRRBY GIVEN that Will
IN not ny any debts contracted b any pessel
. sepesssasS Sxeepting myself.
Iaseh -, 1863.
mh3l-t1 ~. 19QUI.
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-. East oiUk kkAUI SInEkI. "
LATEST IMPROvEM ENT.

which they can recommend as fresh and pure.
Their stock Of Flower Seeds they imported direct
from Germany, and include. all Of the standard
sorts, as we'll as many novelties Of rare excel
lence and beauty Of over three. unired distinct
varieties. Afew OF the new and rare sorts will te
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enemies in hostility to the Uaited States.
The secretary of war will, however, in his
discretion, except from the effect of this or
der, any persons detained as spies in the
service of the insurgents, or others whose
release at tie present moment may be
deemed Incompatible with the public safe
ty. To all persons v no shall be so re-
leased, and shall keep their parole, the
president grants amnesty for any past offenses
of treason or disloyalty which they may have
committed. Extraordinary arrests will here
after be made under direction of the military
authorities alone.
By order of the President.
EDWIN NJ. STANTON,
Secretary of War.