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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-04-12
Relief Tor The Wounded.

~. PsonA, April 10.
Several hundred dollars il money asd
one car load Of delicacies bsve been con.
tslouted By the citizens Of this placs for
me benefit q tho wounded at Pit,abare
LaadisR.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-04-12

lnf new United States gunboat
1enesee was successfully launched from
Chaf'esto~n navy yard Wednesday
noon. She IL noble craft, 2os feet
long, OF l'2lS tons capacity, and draws
only 8 feet OF water.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-04-12

SINCE the naval tight in Hampton
Roads, some fifteen hundred different
schemes for sinking or otherwise dis.
posing Of the Merrimac have been Of.
fered to the Navy Department by Yam.
kee inventors.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-04-12

MORE AMMUNIrloN.-A short time
since authorities at Washington sen,
word to the Superintendent of tie
Watertowr, Mass, Arsenal: that the y
had no mcIc room there for ammuni-
ton, the supply Icing plentiful. In
consequence large number of hands
were discharged. Within day or two,
however, an order has been received
from Washington, to send in mediately
all the ammunition on hand, and on
Monday force was put at work to re-
I'LL the magazine, which will be emptied
by the requisit,on from the capital.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-04-12
From St. Louis.

81. LoUls, April 10.
The Republicans correspondent with
Gen. Curtis, says: "From facts learned
10. camp, another battle between the
Federal and Rebel armies in that direc.
ton, il not 1t al improbable, and that
within short period"
Two counterfeit establishments were
overloaded At st. Louis, yesterday, and
500, 900 in bogus United States Teas
ury Notes, and $4,000 on the State
Back of Indiana, together with com.
plete sets Of engraver's tools, plates,
presses, etc., have been captured and the
guilty parties arrested. The bills are
we'll executed, and calculated 10 deceive
the best judges.
News from Kansas City,
Kansas CRY, April I.
The Santa Fe mail has arrived. The
Texans, $50 strong, had evacuated
Santa Fe, and were marching down the
river. 1t Was reported that Col. Candy
had intercepted 40 Express, With orders
to the commander of the Texan forces
to evacuate the Territory and return to
Texas.
Col. Slough had left Fort Union, with
l,4O0 men, to effect JUNCTION with Col,
Candy. The Texans we're exacting con.
tributions and forced loans from the in.
babitsnts, As high as $4,000 were
.xscted from sins !e ipdividuals residing
near Albuquerque. Clothing and pro
visions were taken from merchants With.
ont regard to politics or circumstances,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-04-12

TIE REBEL GuNDoArs At NKw Or.
LrASs.-A correspondent OF the Mem
phis appeal states that "tbe Confed
crate Government is now constructing
in New Orleans thirteen large iron-clad
guoboats, one of which is intended for
sea service, and the rest for sea service
and the river. Too largest is built by
Murray, and 10 armed with thirty guns.
The protector is confident that with it
alone he will be able to drive the Lin
cola feet from tho Mississippi. They
are finished by this time, and are proba.
bly, now on their way to Island No. 10.
They are cncascd with railroad iron,
and are considered invulnerable."
Better be trotting them out, and
have the thing tried. They will be too
late for Island No. 10.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-04-12
ACAD EN- Y

ACADEMY
OF fG1
IMMACULATE CONCEPTION,
DAvENPORT,.......lowA.
THE SISTERS OF CHARITY WOULD
j hereby inform their friends in Davsnpo.s,
and the public generally that they have rs-opensd
the shove named Academy for the
Education Of Young Ladies.
The course Of instruction will comprise I'll that
constitutes good English Education, French and
and Dulcimsr. drawing. Painting In Oil and Wa.
ter-Coiors. and Crsyonine, Plain aad Ornamental
Needle. work, Knitting and Dress Making.
The former terms ere considerably reduced "a
meet the times, but payments afs required in ID
vance, and
From this Rule there viii DO no
DET.L.lTION.
Further information can b obtaissd ct The
Academy, or ct the echools ct 81. AnthooyS and
Ste. Narguerite's Churches.
BOUNTY AND PENSION
WAR CLAIM AGENCY.
oso. Il. PARKER. ALI. EDWARDS.
PARKER 4 EDWARDS.
Attorney At Law,
DAvENPORT,..... IOWA.
WILL GIVE PARTICULAR ATTENTION
w. procuring Bounty Pensions and arrears
Of pay due soldiers Of the United States, VINO
ARE ENTITLED TO Passions! All officers or SOL
diers who have been disabled from sickness con-
tsssted, Of wounds receiv in tbs line Of their
duty while 10 the ssrvioe, Gve eptied to pensions
during tuch disability.
Bounty Of 800.
The legal heirs Of such - my de q b killed
in shs service, are entitled to the bounty Of One
Hundred DoliGrs.
Blank applications and instructions furnished
PARKER / EDWARDS,
moh3.dtf Davenport, Iowa.
MAN HOOD
HOW LOST! HOW RESTORED
Just P.bs;shed, - Sealed Esvelepe.
P,ies Ii1 (enss.
= TREATMeNT AND RADICAL
rURE or SPERMATORRHEAO OR SEMINAL
~ Weakness, Involuntary Emissions, Sexual
Debility and 1mpediments 70 Marriage gspsrally
Nsrsousness, Consumption, Epilepsy snd Fits /;
Mental and Physical Incapacity, resulting from
Sslf-Abuss, Ae.-By ROBT ]. CULvERWELL
n. D., Author Of the Green B.ok, do.
"a Been @ Thousands Of Su1ssoss.ss
sent under SEAL in plain envelope, any addrses
post paid, on receipt d nix cents Or two postage
stamps. BY DIR. Oh. J. @. KLINE,
III Bowsry, New York, Post O&ss Boz, 45s6.
ap3-d&w3m
J. =. DUNN,
HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTER,
rArsa BAnoEa. wnlrESEa, ETC,
Mo- IA HAST Third st.,
ITAvlNG MADE ARRANGEMENTS WITH
L Il one Of the bes! Sign and Banner Painters in
the United Slater, am prepared to execute Ill
orders in the
BeSl SfvIe and at Pric.s "a SUIT
Ntl ROrtteo.
Persons requiring anything In my line
viii consult their interest By giving me call.
Banners, Regalia, Co., got up q short notice.
mhll-d6m
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102A& 960x801
- COJeDQMPE1D.Ea IS
The A1ssrtisse, A1visg ~ rsslassd sshsa,sn
II sfsw weeks ~ : vSy dnpls ssasdy, aasss
having s16nsl ssvssal ysass With . ssvsrs luae
a8ssties, aal thsS d5saa dissass, Cousunpeiea-
Il aaxieas % maize k,ewn . his fsllov-s1farera
TIE MEANS ef cure. 4
70 III Who desire T. 10 win ssad sspy & ~
psssehpsiea ussd (fsss efehasss,) With The disss.
tiea foe prspariag aad ssisg he sa.s, vhisA tA,y
villhnd sUns Gun ~ Cssasunzslos, AssuA.
Bnosczrs1s. y. The only eAjsst 4 the savsr-
tissr II seadiag thspsssssipGisa y = bsoGAe ~
a1ietsd, and spesad iAfsma&ieo which he eoa.
ssivssto b invslaasls, and 10 hspss every suse,e
viii ~ his rsns1y, - Il viii cost then nothins.
and may prove blsssine.
Parties vishing IL psssssiptisa win plsass ID
drso REV. HOWARD 4. WILSON.
WlLlIAMDounen,
eetso-ssv King County. New Yea.
TO FAKAERs AN1FAnlLIRs 1e-
aiross Of owning god Sewing MaeAias, Inst i
simple in IL sonstssstion, slseae and soe liable
get out Of order. one that nakse tAestiesh alike
On both sides, one that doe. net skip stitches or
unravsl, one that win ~ equally ven On thick o.
thin eloth, one that win run over gathers with
out breaking. one that makes . uniform eean,
(lssving No ridge undssnssth,) one that viii sss
any No. q cotton thread, linen q silk, one thu
viii last for ysass O I'll kinds Of wosk; in short
one that u not more trouble than Il = worth, buy
ct once, without hssitasioa, the LADD, WEB.
STER co. Machine, lit il the cheapest b tAs
end" See sdvertissmsnt In another eelu0n.-
0liesgs Hsald. agl-dkvlo
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-04-12

Arrival and Departure Of the Nails.
/ PogTo1YICs At DAvsKGORr. IOWA.
EAsrnRx MArL-vis & ARIRR-Closss q
o'clock Closes q ~ o'clock P n arrives
at 10 o'clock 4 n arrives q w o'slsek p NJ
Sundays excepted.
| wEsrssN MA1I-vis N : Mr. R-Closss st sA
o'clock n arrives 1t o'clock p n, Sunday
excepted.
No.rs..s MAr.-vi. Lyons ! c.n.nehs-
Closes - 9s'cl.ck P N; arrivssat6 o'clock p n
NoxFassx NAIL-vis DsWiss = Aa4sskste-
| Closes Sunday. Tuesday and Thursday q o'eloel
| ~ a!riveo Tassdsy, Ihufsdsy md Saturday q
RoSr. No. ios7.-v,. Bio. o...., ...-c,os..
e: .; "a = s ss !,
Rcurs No. los4s-vis Tipsea-Csosss Tussd.y
end Friday q Is oscjoek y as1ivos Taeoday and
Friday st - o'clock y.
SoUrasax A.Il-vis Bsrlisgtes I Ksoksk-
y; strives hasday, wsdsssaay a Fsiaay =
Resss No. lesx5-vis r.lAls-uesss 1tsasy
e 9 e'slesk 4 y; arrives sassrdAy - Ss,ssk
Rovrs No. lesso-via A.aarsn : Wa,s.s
Isrk,-c'e:ss Thss'day = y \ arEi.'s lass
hoU1s-O1es open st e'slssk 4 \ s,esss q
!: o'el:st ? =; ohee oEsa . sssdey f'sa : =
- A. the psiasipal nails ~ sasisd ~ Rail
Road, III the tire . snte1 II he above Soeiee,
Will y RAN k0AD TIM1, The eleek II he Sspsr-
intsadaats o0es. u : = Depot, Using the stsade
asa, OHA0. u. EkOalO0E, p. n.
strawberry Plants for sale.
GROWN HERE AND N GOOD ORDER
H0ossr's Ssed16nl,
UvJlsosCo .llb aaae.
b he hundred q thessaad. q OllBRnT.
tAsee nilss alevo Dags0peet.
(neA33- d4wSW1 A ~. ~. HOLMES.
1lCHARDs0N, WEST = Co,
Observation-Disclosures
Eez.l1enenwe1E.
'uriggs' .Blesk, Perry s..
DAv1ssess. ssvA.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-04-12
News from Kansas City.

From virginSaJ
EDIxsUs0, April 10.
All quiet here. The rebels have not
been seen during the severe storm Of Inc
past two DAYS.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-04-12
EVERY FORM AND SPECIES OF
v E R M N.

i. r; The. p: r,sPss::.isc: ta'lit' sll stA'") sss
. Not dasessess 70 the Hu.a. 1.sily."
Rats Do Ut die On the pesnises."
They eo0e out Of their helee 70 die"
They aso the oaly infallibls remedies knevs."
"17 years aad more established In New Yosk City,
Used bv--ths City Post Once
Ussd blythe City Prisons and Staten Houses.
DEED by--ths City Stsamsrs, Ships, u.
Csed 6y-the City Hospitals, Al9s. Houses. Ae.
Ussd Sy-tAs City Hossls-Asssc-Sa Nishslas
Used 18th. Boarding Houses, &e,&s.
Usd by-noss than 81, 900 Private Families.
u Sc one o. too 3pecimess Of wAas = Essvv.
sAsrs said by lie People, d;sors-DssIsss, q.
OUSEKEEPERS-soubled With vsrui. ,esd
- - no Longer, II they uss ''Coe1An's" Extseni.
astors. We have ussd Il to our sstisiastaee, ead
II box cost Is ~ would have Il. " . he'd tiled
roisons, but they effected notbing: but sCoetaYs''
article kooeks the brsath ont q Rats, Ales, koa-
ches and Bed Bugs, quiotse than W oaa write Il.
II is 10 great demand I'll over the eountsy.-Nsdi-
~ O. Gasstee.
MORE GRAIN and provisions ass Destroyed
annually In Grant County by vsraia, shaa weald
easter We Herald.
HENRY R. cosrAR-w. a.s selling you,
used. Rats, Nice, Reaches asd vsrnie disappear
rapidiy.
koa1s 1 srovssss. Druggist, Wisdsss, ~.
Costsr's Rat, Roach, e Ixts1miaater.
Cos.ar's 1sd-bag Hxtsrninator.
Costsy's
Coatar't Electric Powder for lnsssta @.
Ixs5e, 500 AND 81 90 BoxEs, Bo7rIls AND FlAsxs.
- AND IS 1UR PLANTATIONS, SHiPs, BoAfs,
HofsLs. &c., &C., &c.
cAUTloN!!I TO prevent the publie from
being imposet upon By Spsr;oys and H;yAly Psv-
mieioss Msssotsoas. new lebel he's bOep peoperod.
bearing Iacsimils Of the Propristov's clg1stsss.
kxamine each box, bottle, or TASK carefully b.
fSe. G: E. !: and take nothing bat ''cos-
" Slid Ess,ysAess-Sy
Al W1oLssALk DnCe0leTs In the lafgsI sltiss.
Some Of the
Wholesale Agents in New York City.
ShlsNslip Drothevs8 Go Hasral. Rislsy / Kitchen
y. a Fahnsstsek, Hall bs.h, Gale i Rebinsea.
4 B Z D Sand. / c.. 1oK.::es S.G sessis:.
j *s::s; 4. ps,: s VII: e. =:
Morgan 1 Allen: Lasslls, Aassh + Gard
Hall, Rackel 3 70. nse.
Thomas Fuller. Hall, Dixon 1 Co.
2. D. Osvis. Conrad Fog.
AID ofRsRs.
Philadslphia, p, a
Fl Co. s :s: s:s.s: C. T.
AND oraBns.
Boston, Mas.
Geo 9 Goodwin 4cs. w.'t:: : Pe:'sr.
AND 0TH8Rs. !.
Ala. IL wsoLssAIS Dsgeolsfs q
Chicago, H.,
St. Louis, Mo-,
Detroit, Mich,
Louisville. Ky.
Cincinnati, O.,
Pittsburgh. P1.
Buffalo, II. T.,
AND ~
:; s.o.s.i'1 IL s'o I'll =. o &. sas 1-
asvxs :sd y!llAsss
- - @9s
-suh
ava d
@Fr
#
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-05-08
SdlteBlt9 nod etn @prt III ben 6erren
QanbfdufIeutprt

se't eem Be8tnnt ge9enwdrti9tr @ailon tattn
ptr unler Saupt-Wu9enmerf auf's @bpIelale-
@e'9drt selest unb luden bierin un1ere 5aup =
SorGe 3u snttpideln; mir baben bisfiir ein @rtra-
Oepartement einri9ten lallen uni bieten ben Scr
ren 9Sieoeroerfaufern in1 2ante ale 8prtbeie
unc Bequemliltfeiten, bieibnen nur bon uuleren
eeneurrenten in ben Ifli9en plaben pferirt mer>
Ten tOnnsn. llnler Stud 1T fur ben Erp @ppbs
9onium in Minneiota Elm mirflieb srobartiaer unb
werpen es ermdbnte Jreunbe tn ibrem SntereGe'
Fncen, nur bel uns ein3ufaufen, na es teinem.
aneern 9aule tn Minnefcta mGsli9 1T, mas Mus-
pael uno Stut9tett betrift, au9 nur anndbernb:
nit uns ecncurriren gu fDuren.
Serr 9ue rbab
Der nit e'elem Oepartement 5etraut tpprben, wirss
se 'd' anaeegen letn lalen, uniere perebrten Sum
ben tn 1eoer Se3iebuns sufritbeu au 1tellen.
Suffice & 6prepauab.
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81 euer S BrpGnn a,,t,

Giotlz Nn9enieurs uno 2aapoerneOer
empfeblen f9 bem Yublfum gum Nnfert'sen Yon
BauplGnen uno Roltcnanihdgeu, gum Sermsllen
uuo Na,tiren ppn Ypts unb l5arn,en, icwit gum
Mn- uns Gerfauf Don 8aupdy'n uno 2dnoereien.
MuftrGae werpen PROMPT uuo teltens auSAefubrt.
Wolf =. Dfeyer, 2outs 8rpfmann,
ct. l,eter. . gfsM- Tim.
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uocuteu Der xWlinn. @taatS;cttnng'

glaenteu Scr Wfinn. Staatsjc1fnn9'
..'' Wiunelpto.
outings unb Dafota g.. oerr 9sr5os:
Nsw lllm uub Yrpwn @uunt9 5r. TorIter>
ct. Veter uuo 9ficolet @tY %. 9hinlmel,
g .Intbcny u. Mian:aprlis, Ortb ". SnoOanp'
Carver ct 9ult,
NNanfatu $ rr Status $. 9artmahn:
5nu pater unp Dalbinson Gty Sb. 9@tHer,
sHiuona uuc Dncna GtY 5r. Jnbsr.
Beueplaiu 5crr 8ran3 .. 9eYbertsot.
5ar,bault, Jtice @o., 5err @pttfrisr 6ledenfs'n.
0teaos 0anoins. 8. Duerre.
Heb lSius, 9err Sobn 5rierrid'
@abalbaw, @eprs 5uber.
Qa--Groi1s, 9err 6eil.
Brownsville 9err Ttis @liid.
Yudalo @itn, QBisc. 81. @buttler.
Ipunt0in @it9. Wi5s. Or. SpuDr.
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Das Gngros & gnoetoil
Otamufactur= S. mptetpaareu
emporium

Suffice II. SSprepaugb i
brittle Strafe, s.. ct. Nanl
Mtnnelpta, i
1T bur9 ben &mpfaneber neue{ten
Spll1Iltcr 2{}QQren|
auf's Mei9baltielte unb @el&madpoufe aiIortir
unb beebrt lid 1uldes ieiuen perebrten &unteu er.
sebenit an5u3etseu.
Das 2ager 1T NIT allen neuen Gr5@einunoer
:er Saiicn aussefattet unb bietet nautentiib eiul
@rpBe Mu8wabl tn &lei6er--
tfpfer1, /
ais: Merinos, @alencias, Wlaits. Deloines
paramattas, % Beiees, Ycil be dbtpres &c. &C.:
ferner unterbalien mir einen i9Dnen @orratb
bunter uno etnfarbt9er Setben,paaren
uno perfaufen lcl4e genau su Mem- gprfer Vrei.
fen. - :
llnler Saser in @bawls, &lpafs unb gBiuter-
Wantel tit auf'S Hei4fe complettirt, uub erlou-
ben mir uns npd> bic perebrten Damen auf unier
ercBartiges ..<.-
Me'b< <@aercnz u. IrtmminaSz zNGortment
aufmertlam 3u ma@en. :,
5n 6errcn< <Mrttelu, ais: Boutstins> Dpsfins.
ealemeres, DliTels, @rapattes> 5emben &c. bie-
ten mir ieber Gpncurren5 ee5ptbe, ba pir in Bic
ler> 8ran&e bic Sortbeilbafte(fen 8erbinbuuaeu
batcn.
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Jfrner baben mir !
Aleiberttoffc ,,nb 2Saaren fl

ais Mantilen, @bawls, Gluafs, 3anbl&u>e
@trumpfwaaren &c. &C., iomie
&u6e uno @arrerube>Mrtifel fur 6errt
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@plf S. Me,,er,

st. Yeter, Wttnn,
empfeblt G9 Dem ssebrten publitum ols THentli-
der Nptar uub Nseut pes 5auiss
81, 6iuer & Co., Sem yorf.
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+: s.l5,5'M j 'MQer,1e11efes
In
Tr1blttg8< u1b
Sput11ter 2&QQre

a bat lpeben pom Mep<yort
erbalten unb uferirt benz publifum pon ct. s.
lcmie Der llm8eeenb in Der rei9balhgiteu Musm
une gu ben biuisiten preiien bic panbluue y,
.. @. e}n9eripQ II. @pnt{
in ibrem
'euen Stein9ebdube an Der 8. 8trat
nobe ber Bride,
ct. paul, Minnelpta.
Sn 6olse bes 3rieses 0nb, pie auseu,ein |
tannt, bic Yreiie per Yaummcueu 8aareu I
oeutsnb seltiesen; ba mir ater einen grpBen 81
ROTH ncn rielen QSaaren baben, Der sor bfr @tei
ung setauft wurpe, 70 inb mir In @tanb aeie
eiele tiQtger 5u pertaufeu, als irsenb Elm anbe,
0el9dTt in Der @tatt, - II.
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Mir baten fir unlere isbr seraumieen neu,
yofalitaten uulere Gintdufe 9esen bic friiber
Sabre nsrecppeIt, in perl9iebenen Brau&en pe:
orstTaebt in Der Ntli9t, unierm @eld6ite ei,
9reBere Nuseebnuns gu seten unr mir bpden, ea
oalelbe nunmsbrals Gas aussfp. bnteite unp arDB-
IN Minnslcta. fir bie3utunft i@ pel1elbeu auts
NuTss une Sertrauens ;u erfrtuen babeu merb
ols tponlit unlere 5irma beebrt purbe.
Tur Hauaeute i'm Qanoe erlaubrn mir uns B
Bfn1estung Zap unIere Yecin8uugen fur Biebe,
rrertaufer iebr Sunltis 9elteQt uuo mir ben biee
labrtgen atnorm billisen @infdufen 3ufolge in b
SaSe lne, Scrtbeile 3u tieten, me frii5er no.
ME-: unler partner, 9err 8. Mabler, bat bie}ei
NeNort unlereS @el4aites por3ulteben uberuom
men uno wirp es tn ieiner sempbnten @eile lt
aneelesen .lein lallen, ipwubl 9SbulelaIe ais SIC
tailperfaufc sur beioubereu 3ufriebeubeit ber 6er
reu adufer 5u cTectuiren.
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THE ..
MINNESOTA STAATSZElTUNG,

A WEEKLY PAPER, -"
published By REU7 HER g. E1EL
ST. PAUL, {: :: MINNESOTA.
Price $500 per year.
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SceueS Gtabliticmeut
fir 8erfouf uuo NnferttAung pon
@erren=&leibern,
3te 9traBe,1 Ibiir unterbalb Su9crlpQs V'pd.


bena9ri9tist bicrmit ieins wertben Ursuuoe uno
tas oeutlas Yublifum i'm gasenleinen, oaN er baS
@elaaft pcn SC. Gdforo fauai4 iternrmmer,
unc 1T nunmebr int @tanoe, ben 9niprilhcn lsi-
ner alien 8uncsn pwobl, uls aQtr Oerjenieen,
bic Jpn ferner nit ibrcn wertben Muftrdgen besb=
rem tpercen, 3u entipreGsn, unb pfertre fertise
2leicer mie 1ammtl,&en 3uhsbpr 1ilr bic Serren~
8areerote; brs9.eidcn Sute uno Nappsn gu bill
ligen Wrelen uuO in beIsrer Auoltat n's eislsl>
baben liuo. Danftar fir eenc0eues 0errausn,
btttet er lint fernere Bemiuiguns rehelten. 5crr
Gdfuro miro ais 3uldneioer in benz @el9aft bsi'
ben uuS mrb bel beteQter Mrbeit gutter 9bnltt
na9 Der neueRsn Mooe saranirt. llm 5ablrei~
teu 3u1pruh bittet s. 0 pttliet GeB.
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The Local news. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-01

Cen. B4rnside's expedition, it is nuw
thought. will be directed against Yorktown.
and that neighborhood. 1t is said, Gen.
Magruder has applied f,r permission to
burn Yorktown, if there is military ne
cessity" for it. York river is strongly de-
Tended, and large body of troops is in the
neighborhood.
The Bank of America. City, Chemical,
Fulton, Seventh Ward, and Greenwich
Banks of New York, did not suspend specie
payments on Monday along with the rest Of
the banks. No ".un" was made upon
them. The rates for coin are rs vet los
1t was sold on Munday at from a0l4 per ct
premium above Treasury notes aud New
York city currency.
The regular Geographic dispatch from St
Loui., says that by Gen. lI,lleck's rocen
order for releasing from Jail in that city GER
tain negroes, "the legal condition Of the
negroes is in nowise changed. They are
only set free from Imprisonment and sale on
the presumption that they are the slaves If
Confed crate masters. Gen. lIallevk wishes
il understood that this order will not debar
any one from enforcing his legal rights to
the services cf these negroes. Such rights
can be enforced through the legal civil tri-
bunals Of the State, whose mandates will be
respected. The military au h rities cannot
decide upon the rights of property or ellims
t. service, except so far as they may be au-
thorized by the laws of war ,r acts Of Con-
gress. When not so authorized they vii,
avoid all interference with such questions
Arthur Rankin, member of the Canadian
Parliament, and culJncl of the Luc.rs,
deeming further connection with the United
States service improper, in view of present
compl cations with England, has resigned
his commission and will return to England.
Hon. ,seph Holt denies the statement
that Gen. schoepf was formerly hotel
porter, etc. lie is Hungarian, ard a
graduate of the military school of Vienna.
HARD TlAEs.-Eight colsmns of the Phi.
ladephia Inquirer are occupied with adver.
tisements Of sherifs sales.
A letter from New York, dated Nor day.
says,-"Tbe suspension OF specie payments
is an event which is louked upon as u Iolit.
cal rather than financial misfortune at tn; 8
crisis. The N. Y. Commercial, while JUST.
flying the suspension, remarks,-"A serious
danger is, however, dreaded by many the
undue expansion Of our paper currency,
with a corresponding il fation Of values If
every kind, 10 be followed in turn by still
greater depression
The Local news. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-01
SOUTHERN NEWS.

There was military review of tbs Con-
federate forces ut Centreville on the 81 ult.
Gems. Beaurcgard, johnson, &c, were pre-.
sent Kemper's battery was prominent
feature of the day. A Catholic Chaplain of
one Of the Louisiana regiments essed the
banners with the Southern Cross" and they
were distributed with much enthusiasm
among the regiments.
Several of the Southern papers are urging
ian onward movement"
Com Hullins, at New Orleans, advertises
for 400 tons Of salt petre.
The Mexi ;ans are buying large quantities
OF cotton in Texas--and paying good prices.
Texas is prospecting.
Large quantities Of sulphur are being pro.
duced in Alabama.
The Confederate steamer Merrmac, at
Norfolk, is receiving her seamen On oard
Change is very scarce in New Orleans, and
private persons are issuing small notes.
The ladies in Richmond are busy prepar-
ing socks, gloves, and visors for the Southern
soldiers.
Col Heth is to be made Brigadier Gen.
cral, to take command in the w est, probably
10 Missouri.
A bomb and ball proof gunboat is now
being built in New Orleans.
Many ice houses are being bull near Rich.
I mnnd ard Petersburg, to save ice this win.
ter, should the weather be cold.
The Local news. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-01

MAYORS OFFICE "A colored man, named
Albert Marshall, was brought up this morn
ing, charged with petit larceny. lie stated
that he belonged to Mr.. Triplett. near Cen
treville. having left that place after the ba'-
tie OF Bull Run. The case was properly dis
posed of. Several applications for sore Ii.
censes were granted.