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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-05-18

"a TIE New Orleans DeI'a anrolncos the
death Of Capt I. B. Huger, Confederate States
navy Tie was commander of The steamer
McIJae, and was wounded in Che battle at For:
Jackson
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-05-18
SICKNESS IN rnr FEDERAL ARs1Y ON TEE

TENNEssEE RtYtR-Tbe Pltis5uTg correspond
ent of the CHICAGO Tribune, in letter dated the
4th inst, says; There is p greet deal Of sici-
ness here. At Savannah there are 2S9y men in
the hospitals, ana at Hamburg 1900 Ia the
regimental hospital there canuot be less than
fifty from each regiment sick and unfit for duty
This would render, in all, nearly nine thousand
men out Of this army in hospital Or SICK. You
can imagine what viii be tie increase Of this
number when tie wounded after a general
action, is added to it,"
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-05-18
FEDERAL sGEsr AZ NATCmEz.
zso sap~sn6cr or IKE Cisy E'c,,r,,.fc5,
OFFICIAL CORRE .PONDENCE
b Nafcbez Courier Dl she LItr

OFFICIAL CORR# P0NDENCE-
IRON Che Na'ebez Courier OF She Itthi
CRY HALL, May l3.-Ihe mayor and select
men of the city of Natchez, ASS mbied in special
meeting at o'clock a. III Present: John
Hunter, Esq, mayor; MgssTs. Baldwin Curry,
Dix, Walworth and Walker
The mayor stated that he had called the meet
ing for the purpose Of taking into consideration
the following communication, viz:
Troo,-o-s
Ar ANcHoG OFF Ta,,. NATcHEz, ,,I Mss,
''"9 4~'i' ''-'
eiH IN @-vahc2 OF the squadron now coming
uP tie A'ss'ssippI, am instructed by the flag
oihcer' to demand the surrender Of the cIly OF
Ne.choa' to the naval forces OF the United States.
The sam. terms viii BE- accorded as rnose
granted to New Orleans aud Baton Rouge The
rights and property %. al. yoUcsaDia citizens
shall be respected bul al, Property in tris city
belonging TO the s"-ca.'ga Confederate States
must oedenv'rea up-an4 tie IH| ui .he Uuiied
States must wave uumei,a,oa and Isspecte. over
your town.
Very respectfully your oh'a sorv.t
JAS T. PAi"tE, Commando
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-05-18

u The WLig and the Citizen, of Vicksburg,
are both auayed against the proposition to burn
that city to prevent its falling into the hands Of
the enemy.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-05-18

4 NEAT REsIDr.EJE .u 8ssI -rr.-t. near Fer-
- phis aud Charleston Ra.-r1 d
NJ IS WasDEAE
Az NzuuHis and Charles. .l I.gi.tuar De. 0--
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-05-18

Eg TIE Federal feet in front OF Natcnez, On
the I4th, consisted Of She fizl.ss Brooklyn, ri
qgoi5 and Vermont, aud four guuboats. with one
transport. Tncy fred on She s-rsmsr Vicksb8rg
last MONDAY is baHeyedrns5 she was struck
by the las. shot Nar heels saved her.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-05-18

~ We like fan aud had 1t YESTERDAY. As
tn steamer Vicksburg hove in sight at the Point
yesterday evening, Que of the L. S gunbOats let
slide two shots at her - one of them passing
through her cabin. The last shot was very good,
but the VicksbUTg turned and went " kiting up
the liver again.-NGtcbez Courier.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-05-18
SYMPTOMS RF FINANCIAL. CRISIS
NsfEE e.

A monetary crisis seems at last 20 &c glsdu-
ally approaching 10 the North. The weekly
statement of the banks Of the city Of New Io.k
for the week ending the 26h nit, compares with
that Of the previous week IS follows:
Week ending Loans. Speci-. CirCui1 Deposits.
April 70 Si23tIG265 81 g7l, ,52s sC6i652 9J.I79.2l0
AplH SO I-5O=6525 30 5237sl4 s,lls5u 70-s7435
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-05-18
OFFICIAL JOURNAL OF THE CITY.

The Circulation Of the DAILY
APPEAL IS larger than that OF
tine Daily City Press Combined
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-05-18

- The cotton in CoucoTdia parish has oeen
entirely destroyed In Tensas parish the burn.
ing Is going on.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-05-18
WANEEH

RISO STERLING BONDS Cor sa-aby
GfDU myI6Ht SHANNON a. -I8HAIp.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-05-18

~ The Methodist chucu in the United States
has been called &c morra the Jsmise Of Rev. \.
Bangs, one of is historic Eeu ID the United
States an1 Canada, prominast lor more than
three score years IL lis pastoroge, literary posi-
tons, missionary movements and church conn
els He dat Gii Of years ami honor
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-05-18

ON Friday, Eay r6ta, ia h- -..1r.s ny i- ..y.
" GOLD W1ICH vbisn ts- s-~rer y.- Ea- ty
proving property aud paying charge
B ROW T.
myIs 2t~ il Irons Ev
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1862-11-22
Cri;tenlcn's philadelphia COM
rrscrcfaA College,

n f. Corner of 7th and Chestnut SITS, Philadclphi'
TTJBTS INSTITUTION, which was established in
l lS4A and is now consequently in the loth year
Of lis existence numbers among its graduates, nun
Grrs of the most successful Merchants and Business
Men of our country.
Tho object of the Institution is solely to afford
vounr men facilities for thorough preparation Tor
business =, =, , . o,,,;
The branches taught arc, bookkeeping, rs appll-
cable to the various departments of tradoi fehhan-
shin both plain and ornamental Commere'ai Law
Mathematics Navigation, Civil Engineering Draw
mo Phonocraphv. and Modern Languages
The system Of instruction is peculiar no classes or
ea lessons arc made use Of but each Students taught
inlividuallv so that hc may commence nj any tlme,
md attend whatever hours are most convenient
Cotalopucs are issncd annually after the 10Th OF
A,I cn1loinint names of the students for the year,
on rhl particulars of terms &c.. and may be OBJ
t,inrl ot any time by addressing the Principal
I'm extensive accommodations, Wldc-SlreAu renn'a-
ton. and the lengthy experience of the Fnnrlba''
mi. Institution offers facilities superior to any oth'r
i'm fine roun, tor Young men wishing to prepare Tor
t,,sfr,ss and to obtain at The same time diploma,
,Iirh will prove a recommendation for them to any
Mercantile House. M
~ Crittcndcns Series Of Trcatiscs on Book
Kcrffu,.. now more widely circulated than any other
work on the subject arc for sale Mt the college
$ HODGES 'CRTTrENDEN,A Attorney at Law
February 5, lo62.-ly
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1862-11-22

We have connected with ou, cs,ailislm,a' well
'clectcd JDB OFFiCH, which viii .u.t., Id. &,
execute in tho nca'-st style, o'ny variety Of
Printing
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War! War! W ar!
IUuM TIE rDRIl,

W sb' W ar w tE
IUuM TIE NORIH,
COME FROM THE SOtTlI,
COME FROM TIE EAST,
COME FROM THE WEST
ar.utr, uI build yourselves homes, I''
I.... t1ryt your Lumber cheap Nrs,
.EH ItWBER LuMBEh '''
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az. CLEMENT STNBUEf, PAr
Panel Lumber frame Lumber, boarls, s''
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Imr. U..Hr. both Ar- AU. ,
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0gIFIER sAP0NIFIER !

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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1862-11-22

E'lo Lnst Words os' "a Ghristinu
E9:.ss'5@t.

ES:;c.'i&t.
One by one we lay down our noble dead
in the dust Of the land they had loved and
| that dust becomes more dear to US rs we
| incorporate in it more and more Of the
humanity we have cherished.
Among the brave men who have gone out
TO battle, none was more worthy Of the name
we have placed at the head OF this article
Christian Patriot, than Samucl f. Willard
OF Madison, Connecticut, captain in the l4th
Connecticut Regiment. Those who know
him will bear witness to the truth of the
estimate But it is not for the sake of
prai>ing him that we write this article 1t
is because he left brief record of both
| Christianity and patriotism. which we think
both instructive and mournIuily interesting
and which we are permitted to use. 1t con
talns much that i, of Il private nature. but
we venture TO intrudc on the privacy which
| surrounds every mans home affections. for
the sake of giving this complete picture Of
the American Volunteers soldier. the loving
husband, the devoted patriot. the trusting
Christian, going out to battle in the cau,c
to which he willingly gave his life. 40 one
can read the record without rmution-uo
one will fail to say such men rs these are
the men to make a nation strong" The
diary from which we extract the following
was found in pencil on the person Of Capt.
Willard. 1t Was his method 4 Keeping notes
to be forwarded to iIi, WIi.' from time to
time and the record here cover, the Sunday
when the battle was fought at South Noun
tain and the Monday, Tuesday and Wc,lncs-
dHy which followed, closing with the last
days battle at .Autictam.
ON Tor BLUE RIDGE NovNrArys.
W .srf' nt. i'rs-p-ptft. t'f,.l.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1862-11-22
EtEGHEK.N IHspOHV.2NV NEWS
Has RETURNED WITH A New SToCK OF
'oDfcc1ioH:trics. E'rstit and Toys.

GonicctfonHrics. Fruit and Toys.
| seems as if n new age, new life was opening
l upon us, animating every heart TO noblcr deeds
and higher aims, Art, Literature and Science viii!
glow anew, and seek to dcvclopo subimcr beauties
and grandcr conception.
The business world too, must feel the new influence
and every part be quckcued and strengthened by an
increased vitality, which shall urge with cleo
trio speed to the consnmatiOn of greater things than
was ever dreamed of in the Philosophy of the past.
Animated by the enthusiasm which pcrvades all
classes and dcsirous Of doing his share towards The
great events of the Age the subscriber would re-
spcctfully inform the good people of SUNBUBY and
the public generally. that he has just returned from
the city of Philadelphia with the largest and choicest
stock of Concctionarics. Fruit and Toys. that has
ever been brought to this section of country. lie is
also manufacturing all kinds of Contoctionarcs, &c
to ill up orders, wholesale retail, at short notice
Among his stock of CONFECTIUNARIESm Is may be
ftunl
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1862-11-22

lNDuEAsE N pm FmDF ur frUoupn.
Ihg low -Asr uf water iu thg Wet aul
tho iHcna-y Ut consumption have ma.ir "a
yery material advance m lhy prices u. q.
trultum lhg r,Gnnl WI.f'y ba l.stu uom
thirty ' tny u,nts plr gallon To-. husi.
nuu ih.. pal aes Ihf ulsi ul laHH-1 hatt
hepu Uf,. $50 uliiipAs ~ eall.H.. lbt
espors u1n New York asnas ths ssi.r
tims rsaehs fW millions nj g4I'hHf
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1862-11-22
seEcSs&EeE.d"Eg&.

THE
NEW YORK EVENING POST.
A Daily Scmi-wechly and Weekly Newspaper.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1862-11-22
"Tup gNUoN."

trIoN + NEWCOMER Proprietor
fIntla HuItL h esniral eonYtuirlt ly Passenger
L Nsu o. ull palir ul thu gfl. anl m ,,plF par
u,alsT alaHyl 10 IA1 e.lHiulg rpl hAsls "a As
barluor pullir
. - i,fms % 30 plf iay
hapiaialsg "A, lsAl ~
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1862-11-22
Important to Savers al GIo"d Tea.
IlI,GANT CARDS DE SISITE.

DRIGIlTG ~ON invite attention TO th,ir Stock OF
ID Primo Green and Black lva.
similarly .lur. d.. 1861.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1862-11-22

NOW Is I'M IINE TO TILL lOIN ALHV Ms
1 consequence Il the scarcity uf change | will sell
| nay elegant EENuGRAPH CARpL pE NISllE
-nuIL III. II-
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1862-11-22

rfal ra f.h lively U,w- T.nl o..
mau -ull NHu-.
Ih,s.uN thEr ur, cop Iuit,r 1850 90
...tr ihrtr Oi uHur "H. ui NaI.s, unr t.4
lHHIHl ruuW Hl tInr ule ai .U.4. ttr
,a mt a.t pound of D.imu
AIHI. ar .'.HH n ALBANY e N.,ut
phsi Itl auyl, lh, oul-pie nrup ior ib,
ht.i Iu.AiiDt
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1862-11-22

uuItE ur tHE tNtstAG fusr.
Al has.hu street gHIasl Lihetr Aea orl
luug ~ leo.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-01-13
NIGHT DISPATCHES.
From " arlington.

WAsulSGION, Jan. II.
Secretary Chase expects to: meet on Monday DEL
ags,ion. rui resen,ins tho banks Q! Boston, New
York And Pnil.is;pois. for conference in 6nssoiAl
matters Since the suspensions, this city hAs been
flooded with small notes, many Of them worthless
Next week the II use com,.ii,ee on Ways ard
Means sili eSof, and hope 20 carrv their bills i'm
posing tax,'iun and revival Of the tariff hy Al in
CREASE of du;es.
There are numerous applications for he mission
I" Rome, which the North western nept srs claim
IS belonging 10 snine from tn cir section.
The Conmis.io. er of Patents is 10 be cal cd on
by Congress 10 state whether Mr Brown, formerly
Agricultural Chief Gle, X. is new employed BY nin
in Europe 70 purchase seeds. Thee vas much
f.ult found With Krown's ofhcisl conduct while
ere. and il be hss eesn sent abroad It vi make
, di- U, bs nee.
The k,ng Philip came up from the Lever Poso-
mac this uo'ning, and reIor . meeting the Psnss-
Gotta between MI. Vernon and W ashi ng,on, bound
'uwu
The f,x vss So thick ..t night that the Sser-
piny stone was obi ged % oi"y ef Alexandria till
his morning ~ HON, she again started to run
lns reee. Llqcaad..
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-01-13
Sk;rmishing on the Potomac
AFTERNOON DISPATCHES.
F.om New York.

Nxw YoKE, Jan. II.
A special contains tho f,llosing important
itens:
"1he COMMITTEES on Way. ard Means have
asre-d CUP g. LAX upon rail roo psssengers q
one fourth OF acent for six miles.
The IN Ipittee the cond act of the war
had ucn - fr m.ut beiurs then to-day !oi
se-e!ai hour. The Ge, 81 preeentea IN e abcra,.
.. isu ent hi canpaixn IN Mo
ihe new nk B.nkers were b:foio the Way.
AMI Means eolnmi:tes tf-!sy and submitted . new
64Apcial scheme .oi the Cover nment and the coUa-
try. Tnav piopo,e = bureau u the Treasury Ds-
rartneni is-a- Ell . New YcIk, % be manrged By \
commissioner apo H'ed by the President ard Sen
ate - have charge of tho loans Of The Government
ssd reeei ts and disburssu mt. With power 70 iu.
n,h currency TO sl local banking institutions to
b. re teemeu s.!el = the Bureau, the currency &c
be based ro.eiy upon L. :. s,oeks.
Tse bankers are Cpl osed to the bill now be ere
the in1sitire
The v Way.sni Means Committee will report !.
bill in . lev days Tor . branch mint beuvei
c.ty.
The President 'c.dav directed the appointment
Of Nsroleon !. J Dana, of Minn., Brigadler Geue
n. Of volunteers
Com paa,ss u. and y. Of the rsnn.y,v mia Uack
tails, uLder command o. Captain Ndi,onsld, Of Go
G.. went to DrAin.vIis last night and rs.urLt0
.,rs'psv lie since the bat,le. hut re throwing W
bs,.ri.s hree ''iles beyond. The Bucktsils count
ed LII graves on the battle ftli
Tc.s nv morning the the steamers FreeborD,
Sale,te and island Belle got under way s.d sto.G
ov the Virginia shore, opposite Mellow ii,
Point snd be zen to shell the reoel encsu pner,
near Euyis tall. he q ellis !s~ lhick aid fits
and many OF them we're seen 10 hurst ov>r III,
Ian. n the direction q! the cncaTpnent No re
., tnse was given by the rebels, and y, bali p,s
sloca the firing ceased. The vesssi. 'na'
s;ooI up f,r Aqu Creek, and conueLcsi !"
y ~ L. sk>e - 4
unit! sI4 O'Clock, when the firing ceased withoul
response.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-01-13
From " aSi. iogtOn.

WAshIS0rcN, Jan. il.
The ekirnish Of Capt. Rassell, u Bath. vas !
brilliant .nair. He bad te. q detailed from Gen.
kelly'te nmsai. with tao isSim ,nts Of iGfsn,r,
and two .qusd. ons Of cavalry, ani was stationed
at Bath. Un The app osch Of Gen. Jackson, 10
command OF 60 o or ,upJ rebels. his scouts gave
h,m uot,ce He was six miles from the Potomac
liver. lie took the infantry out about two miles,
ana posted them ss skifnishsrs, in . dense wood
The cavalry was left 20 engage the advance Of the
en- my. Al exchange Of shot, was the s,nssqus nee:
The snemy's advance .under Tur-sf Ashley of
gueriiia oo,orieiy, came and fell into the am
bush. Captain Russell lest seven horses and Aept
eleven Of the enemy's, And retired with bis whole
force across the Potomac with toe loss Of only two
men, who sere drowned in crossing This 10 con-
sidered ono Of the most brilliant manGUvres 0f the
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-01-13

SRw YosE, Jsnuasy II.
y9srket still rates very drm. Receipts S. 90 bar
rels ssles In,o0n barrels. s. 5Od d5.:5 ~
per State; &5.7s95 g. t1ts State; sa.soa5 s.
Western s. 55Gs.eJ Common to medium sxtra
wsstern t..s5Gs ship.ins brands and Extra +
no.
CAHADrAS fLorA-Very quiet. es.5oQs5s
Super eo.754s rs Common 10 Choice E1trs.
Rvs FLoUx -stssdy, $3.sO4AzS.
WHgAT.- -Msrke. quie, and very fr1. Selss
e6.vc bushels Receipts 500 bushels. 81 ~
Winter Red Western 3,.As Amber AiehiSsn ;
1l.S3 Milwaukee Club 3l.35 Amber lows.
ky1.-tirm At slHe3c.
BARLsY Very E m, 731 T..
CoKx.-Ms,ket quie, ard steady. ss9ssi5c
mixed Western.
OArs.-Quist.
PosK-s,esiy sn.7,9l3.15 nes; ss9s5o
prime.
BsBv.-Steady.
Ger NsAss.-C nshsngsd.
LAsD -Hsir demand. Sales $50 bbS st 7114
pc. - ,.o
State.
Cus.sB.-Steady st 5izA5X.
WaIxY.-MaTks: nominal AZ T0TH.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-01-13

F08S AonROg, Jan. IL.
The h. ;. Spauiding Ariite. tfoIn HAt,eras In
let this morning. she bring. no ness Of interest
The enemy had not mad. their appearance since
tho a,h q December On the "a of December
there arrived in cd open boat from Roanoke Is
ispd ten contrsb bsnds. On the dav before tb Z
>Pauldina left I've slaves arrived from Plymouth
sho had b.en Eve days on the voyage. They "a,
hat they we're bred at ~ they rassed Roanoke
island. They report also much e1ci.smen.
Am onx the people.
The solcisrs Ut Hatterss are conducting An
alalt school for the instruction Of negroes.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-01-13
THE MARKETS.
DAILY REPORT.

Ov1lca OF YBE DssocRAr AND NEwsl
Saturday Eve, in. Il. 1851.
There 10 no ch ange to tote 10 the market. since
our lat report. Wheat keeps stif On account 4
the scarcity in market.
tL0Ua- $500 wholessis; t3.s retail. ship
Gents $50 bfls.
WuEAs--In good demand for milling at j59
Sc. Receipts 40 ba. shipments $50 bu.
BAnLEr.-Quie. ~ l31.5c. 2,l5A bu. shiL-
meIts 40 bu.
CoES-Noninal at l!4,ilc. Receipts 200 bs.
OATs-l!Gl3c.
Ho0s.-$2.oOMz.l0 Receipts 275 head.
LAhp.- Shipments 5,s2l lbs.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-01-13

Winter Arrangement, 1859.
7vsiss su~ BY Chicago tims, srkieh - t,sslse ~is
stss faster tha~ Dsvs~post ti~s.
I'M AND AFTER Monday, JAN. lsrn,
~ 1852. and until further notice, passenger
trains will leave Davenport - follows:
1000 A. =. for Marsngo and Washington.
si5P \. for lows City.
PxAlxS ARaivs At DAvsNroRf Al VoLlovA
$50 ?. =. from Asrsaso and Washisgton.
$50 from Iowa City.
Morning trs;ns out Of Davenport will aske dissst
connections at Aarsngo, lowacity and Washiss.
ten with the Western stage Company 3 stages for
ell points West.
Tssins from the West esnnect st Davenport
With trains Of the Chicago and Rock Isand Rail
Road for eli points East, North and South.
Passenger ase reminded Of The necessity Of
giving distinct directions ss 10 The dsstinston Of
their baggage also to before taking
heir ssets in the ears.
JOHN F. TRACY, Goal Supt.
A. KInBALL, Asst Sup't.
Davenport, Jsnussy g. 1s6I.-dtf
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-01-13
e srres tilcn.

NV 0Ak, jan. IL.
Ii the Port Royal news. it should b that Gene
raj Stevens va in comma.d Of the sIpediton TO
the ma n land. Gen sherman, and not Commo-
dors Dupont hAi sens him reinforcsmsnts. Accord
i.g 70 express lstiers,s he sremy's works were
Post Royal IL and. 1vo reginepts we're eoisg
1ask to Ailtos Heal % esbe "a, Aftss our sso.ps
Asl entirely dssesssd The wes'sen shore ths sebsls
ell bsrk lvs nile. TO J.sdaa's Oosssss, showing
hat ,bs effect Of the eAastiss0sat wss sAlstayy
n nneAaannt.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-01-13
El. N Portland.

Portland, Jan. II.
The steamship Hibsrrisn will come here hrs'
and land her mails and Passengers and then 90 TO
it. J.hns. N.f.
Mr.. Sew.rl has telegraphcd 70. tho British
troops to DO landed here ami conveyed TO Canada
" elsewhere.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-01-13
Chicago - ASkel.

CHlc 400, Jan. 10.
FLorR.-M Market shade 6smeg. SAFES at t3.5vQ
f4..5 delivered.
WHsAr-MsYket hrner. Gslss st 7l47xc
No. ;6j, No. 2.
Coxk.-22hc ir store.
RYE QUE, and stesdy. Sales at 32c In stsrs,
and CSC on track.
BARLsr-l,ull and heavy. 3se on track, and
80 cents delivered.
Hoes. Firm. sales at $2.70I3s0.
BGEv CAsrLE-In active demasd st e34275
common.
hlpss Quiet. Green Counsry 4H45;
Ereen sAl,ed .tgalsc Dry Flint li4llhc.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-01-13
From Cairo.

VAfRo a.. IT.
Two of onr gun boa:s commanded by sp;sin
Potter, Of the Navy, were attackcd ny rebel guG
boa. in Lucas Bend. l2 u.iie. fellow here today
and exchanged shots for about au hour. The
eebel boats woula nc, ie, Porter get nearer has
200 yards but fell bsek Till protected BY Colsm
bus batteries. Nobody hurt on our side-rebeI
bo&t hit and crippled.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-01-13
The Sprisg6e;d Convention.

SPalN0HIBLD, Jan. 10.
The Conven.ion to-day has been receiving
resolutions Ore r. n Ms. Ed- srds,of SAsgsmon, D,
calling on the Aucitor and Auditing Coamitiss
or an account ot the expenses Of this war nsssues
.ng tho Qa.rtermss General and Conm,ssary
i;cneral 20 port the amsun, Of war material con
'r.cted for snd no; yet received rtqGeeisg the
Governor 70 inf, rln the Convs nion II the United
>,ates Govern en-, had Her-d to relieve the State
of the task Of supervising the ll!inoi. troops and
nis apswsr thereto, was adopted.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-01-13
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