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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-05-10
Yankee Tyranny.

Toe excellent re'oluuoua reported BY Ne Nsvtou, in
he House of Delegates reief the sympathy OF REQ
oy Yankees 10 every nation Of Europe or America that
bas heretofore asserted the right OF sel.govcrn.
ns1t Shs; they endeaVor to cypress and eIorminate
those Of taeir eva race who assert the uasnAbs
privilege.
Federal Senator from D,lAWa-e comments upon =
similar acOn nssslcy, by which white men lave been i'm
psonei without warrant and without trial. whilst Fede-
ri of5,rj have bean esnsused for no giving freedom
q negroes.
sieh IA Yankee pailAntb rOpy A base and eo~Ardy
reiAsse upou superior nuRbsn, and surprising maze
rails q; oar SLOW, malignant Nird ng Of coil after
COL around the victim. aud preparation 10 dovoOr tie
crushed carcass. To satisfy a. once fsuseism and
Pdi.y Is tss great problem Of the Ysnkes and to eject
this there IS no prinope ahch he viii not violate and
no feeling dat he would not outrage.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-05-10

voting Themselves to the culture of vegetables In large
quantities. Potatoes, beans, particularly the NAVY
ham ard other vegetables are sadly needed BY our
soLsera Olcns are eagerly sought after. No VesesS'
b.! Z more healthfu aud none 80 sfacAcous As rene
dy szsinst fsvers and icVy. The demand Tor onions
4 really surprising. Men who could not touch them De-
fore entering the army, nov eat them almost greedy
Thew are preferred to any other vegetable. The
sysem seems 70 require them they are both food and
medicine.
Attention should also be paid to the culture and pre-
ssryaon Of fruits The year promises an excellent yield
of iuits of all kinds and pains should be spared to
secure them Every appls should DO saved. both ior
food and for vinegar with which the army Is poorly sup
Piled Mech Of The whisky suppressed by Law might
be turned into vinegar. As an Incentive TO ;he
prOduc,on OF vegetables need hardly tell our farm
ers and plnters that more ready money can be made
out Of their gardens and orchards than Gus Of all Other
crops put together.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-05-10
Poor ERITIEaore

This unhappy city, cuI eli itom The Southern p ople
fran =hon Der Prosperity been hels up, lies uai,r
the guns Of a F,dTAi forts held in fear by Federal
aray-s governed by authorities imposed by her con.
q1=ros. There has h-en 10 town in Italy held By
Austrian b.ycces ia dcfanco Of che eonEeaI Of
tie goy.rrea" han Baltimore Yet this ia the pl.eut
process by which unon and fraternity s restored. Ia
tue words o. Ylrkss correspondent, writing from
Fredericksburg "ragy have not ytl FL; the closing Of
tbe iron hand. When the pressure is really felt ard
nlrss begin TO crack is Ry 6r belief that hey be
r5.dy 70 be ollld IL by,he Old Uaion" Baltimore hiss
this see.ioaate embraes-.his clasp Of the "Iron
4 ,ideD by which recussns used to he crushed into
d-a,h or rse4niation. The Common Council of lti-
reqGss eli the citE MS to signify their gratitude
to- deverance from tie dangers which threatened on Il
II Of April lsjl, TO destroy their city and State en-
occasion Of the passage Of troops through the city
% protc. the Capital Of the uoted States" No Grape
f.ssOons her hals dirge for the degraded sover.
,lyutY Of toe State the military suhugaton OF the
city echoes through her streets No voice Il heard
WAing for the gallant dead, Who, deprived of by
their reaehstoas rulers fought with stones against
the mu'dsrcui Vollsys Of foreiga hireings No. Ma
ryAnd de to give money to mAutlin the families
Of those who fell By the bands Of Der determined
Whilst the uiTe and children Of her murdered dead
LEI poverty and scora ordered to tang oUs sig
mails Of grIiude to the pISOr,ha has beggsssd and
eusl4Vsd them Ala. for the col qu,red
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-05-10
heath Of Col. Thomas IA. Bondurant.

T5s I'll cling intelligence vas received in this city
Yesterday Of the sudden dsa.h Of Col. THONAs \,
BoNBUsASr. OF Bu,kiugbln, the day before, BY fall
feu SIS horse. Taus in this time Of general trouble
a. bsgelysrsas by Al instantaneous and unexpected
s-1ks o; E,e, Il ended 10 career Of noble old Viz
9, iiA planter and p4,so.. Ano5. from its foun3Ahon
h. has been principal propris.os Of this Journal Now,
th,. his connection vito s forever, il cannot be
considered uabseoning to say tia. h would be iuPcs-
sole FOG she relation between proprietor aud conductor
OF J5r1al 10 BE- generous, OF upon more honor
ale oo,us, than that maintained by him towards the
5frea. gentlemen Who have lad the editorial ecndUe'
u he Fziq during biz ownership. That rshion has
bsa one OF sadre Independence on the part OF i's
sF,ors-bu, rarely, and then 10 the most unobtrusi'e
s-l modes: way, tIanmeled even By counsel Nor a'e
/. gsr enter bis msd the great power no hsldn
b zayo promote aay OF -. Of private advantage, Or
TO aysuge any psr5ooAl gisvauesH such he had. Let
til De remembered 70 his honor Over third OF
ssa,g-v sro, he satcreI the service OF the Sac as
H-'-r,t5 from tie PopGiauS wealthy aud intelligent
s51:v IN Which ho Sag born, And aGsv life oi SOM
CIV oz1 y5sra has died. Nor Of tde tine siocs, be
3 been member OF one or the other branch OF the
& asrrl Asseuslg-dsyolIg himself Ui!h TsrkoG asst
Dug ls rrsc.es, sagsc,y TO me Substantial nieS'sss
Of De Commonwealth, and With especial zeal and 'A''
enc, 30 rs plbfc works For number Of years past,
o. a1 ben Director Of the James River and KaDauhs
Col c- -iicl he early advocate, AID continued
tersa a5ast friend. In these post and in the hen.
cs 81 .a. Of Justice Of the Peace, part Of The time
s "--- l1s Jlsdes, be flied large measure of public
Js.s.a,t. B.oagng to the class Of public men usually
E-r-ataassd co1ssfvls:V, and uGdOoa, he htmly
rr.-a.aes, u,dsr ths Old UaiOu, tue theory OF toe
s, OF the S,,es aud Eh,u, upon the triumph Of the
Buck publican party in the election Of Lin,on, be
6ctne convinced thss those rights would no longer b.
1 esd in tie Uliou, be Eas ose Of the 6rs, and mos,
decided Of bis party 70 declare that they should be de-
.rllsd cot Of The Uuioa. AZ private citizen, and in
his domestic connections Col. Bonduran' vas type OF
an 70 imagine o. a true man. Hs energy and Jlds-
e. we're displayed and rewarded in the accumulation OF
large aslzs-Sud bic hoassholi virtues we're Illustrated
h. hs sae.lG relation Of husband and father and in The
yl.riugla, care Ct Ais BuusrouI dcpendsats-Gs well
lsa the hospa5, and neigh6oly Gfss~ that give such
earn .cd iiSa,-y to the LIFE Of the Virginia country
ca.,susn. Hs dea.h a. this line, when manhood and
d9ygl52 aud puzzle .P'ri, ard generosity are 80 much
needed 5 scarcely les public shAn private b'.enve.
~s1t
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-05-10

The important fac, tor the morning is, tina. General
p u.a.--5 ysz.eli,y sdga5c,d a7OE tbs enemy aud L.
& res e,.Is Our in.,uise-es Is to O'clock Yesterday
-51-r, at which .ne, all lis divisions having become
-----s5. Gen. hld aoussel Tor the azld The eaemy
v.r- ,ssi-g.
ns5 st.-o yss,srjsy n, heroic Jackson fell upoa she
s-r7 g . giro. ~ NsDoESll, IA Highland county
. . routed tren. Tl.= soai.vsnsat ~as tae ses.l; OF
sr, 6ls s,rs'syy % o5; eusrgec movements en- ice
p.r- Of G5n.J.
vi, hare 10 Intelligence Of say further scion o. the
Ps-sa-4'a Tas b,7!s Of Noa5ly ias' bI= qIieed the
c7-1g Cor ID present, md lef G5- Johnston TO Ger.
.-..a Pts m.yeuel. Si.Acul molSs;S;iou.
-r, or t6,ee YarAae guabos.s are Il the waters OF
J.-rrs r7er Thc Ps'=iek Henry and her conscFts viii
d hlay keep thea On the;r good behavior. Assurances
s .rso, Hso, ;5.t Sc oss.u,.ioas which have been
p,.s4 i re ehs15sl sEs Sufficient 10 tHlsi security to
o.. .v n bs=s as gssDecl shouil prove delasiys, le
s-. oil understand sAgre ho responsibility hes.
T a,s. that were msaseiag Mobile have taken ikeir
Do r,.-rr-.
Archer kading IS reported on the sOEs. Of North
o .rc...A, tve-ty miles south OF For; Macon.
We have tue pleasure this moruiag OF aging before
ils pl5 ths cfsi5l repor; of 'he Battle Of Shiloh
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-05-10

FoR THx BENEFIT OF cur soLDhRs.-The Academies
Of Aedctes Of Vienna and Paris have lately nvestigat.
ed rev remedy for opeo wounds, and recommend 1t &c
superior 10 any Other. Il consists of 100 parts Of sui
plAte ime aid parts Of petroleum, With snsicieI
olive oil to make paste Of, and sppy it Is plssteE Oh
"a open wound oaibonc acid faT years age discov'
cred, is contained in petroleum, and possesses tie H'ir
healing properties for keeping wourd clean aad pre-
venting the formation OF ulcers and dead h'sh: Com
pany physicians ought to invesdgat, it, as, no doubt
will Q re, q ,d.-ANeE'td Giron
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-05-10

sUBsfIlUgE SOR CoTyxE.-The ground ssssairas L.
an excellent Substitute for ctfs9. Is "a not only uutr
dou4 but efosc!ous oOrrector Of the habit, Ia
OF the sraSo0s Of the tx aud scrofna, than the
sssJi'ras wood the compound decocJn Of sarsaps.
ria /; Is pOserlGl preventive OF euAncous ffisc-
tons, and particularly valuable article Of diet
consumpsve rheumatic gouiy and astkmadc invAlids.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-05-10
small Arla. AgaIn.t suLboat..

A city eOssmPOrary reports the presence OF fe~
Ya1kes gpnbolts in the lower waters Of James river
We have information also that others have made their
way up from the York river into the Pamunky aud the
gsGponi Too following, taken from The ccial report
o. Cap: D. Bird, commanding the post Dear SMYRNA,
FloridS shows that even without artillery obsfue-
ous and against odis cool brave end determined men
can deal With ,hess pirates. We publish the extract as
hot " our military authorities and TO ciszans along
these and other mensced streams. There are many
points along JABes river whsrs boats would necessarily
10 pass 50 the sbOTs 10 bring them with
easy ria range This still the along the AP
DonAoI river should gunboAt by airy scOident get in
ts waters This Is a sort Of warfare, too, which
quires military training organiEltOn-nor Is ag'
any disqualification. lree bush rock to cOnosfl
the person, eye and rusty rife all that is
needed.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-05-10
EXTRACT.
ApJurAsr AND IgsP GENERALS olficI, |
R,osxoso, May 9Th, lse9. +

SPECIAL oRDIas'l
XVI All and to Hers Who sbselt from their
gsni IARSns empln ei, vi haut Authority, hersbJ
ordered ISl sn The Commanding General Of Tho
Depsneh Of Hen'tco Is rtquird all such Pssorl
found aui bont ,hnOnd and to send thin back 10 their
Spsvs eosnsrds Should tis be etgarded the ram
ottis Oe r and in isia- VII b, publ.hed the Paps
as deseTtsr'
ByssuHA.aoi the Secretary Ofwar,
ASS. Adlt. Gen.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-05-10
To General S. CocEER,
Ait and Itsp'. Genl. O. s. 4, Richmond, Virginia.

GES. LovELL.-The Mobile Register, in al editorial IL
vindcation of Gen. Lowell, says
The writer has known Mansfield Lowell from Bis boy.
hood We knew him TO be as gallant soldier and true
gentleman ever drew blade. Born In slave State,
always siding with the South and loyal TO lis canie long
before the eIis1Y broke out-te trusted friend CT
the late General John A. Qutmsn, aud his Adjutsnt
ienfrs throughout the MEXICAN wsr-Aaving resigned
hs commission In the Uued States army for the pur.
pose of following hs friend and General in his CONT
plated expedition to Cuba-hsving Voluntarily left New
York, where he living and where bis reputation
an Cicrr would have handed any rsrk Ia the Fede.
raj army aud offered bis sword to his native Soub one
would tupposs that caumny itself could 6od no A,w In
the integrity OF such record. At least Il should have
sslied him from the uterancs Of suspicion uotil some
proof could b, had array him before the bar Of
depnation.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-05-10

SOLDIER PBsIsHSD AT Corinth recently qua j
psced over come liquor, stole quantity OF It. AID the
theft was discovered BY the cons FENCES Of bis having
dspen1ed Il too fefy to his comrades After receiving
thrynine stipss and having bis head shaved, he was
considered Iorg.r Il. to be numbered among the sal
diers Of the South and drummed out Of camp 10 the
tune of Yankee Doodle
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-05-10
needed.
Capt. Bird says :

"About P. N on the 22i Of March the boats were
seen coming, and Cap. Strain, s1d Lieut. Chambers, OF
Capt Eeus cavalry company, judicousy scattered their
men, about sky in number for half mile along the
oanks Of the river With distractions their fire
un all the boats should come within range. The fore.
most boat attempted 10 land but well directed ere
Immediately killed wounded ali board the hOSt
Jrited R but few volunteers soon succeeded IN bFeE.
i1g her ashore.
"rbree Of the ucn sank 10 riso no mere, four we're
found pierced by has dcEsn balls apiece. and four
more severely wounded. Among the killsd Wefe
Capt. Naher, CT the HeaFy Andrew, and Lieut. Budd,
commanding tie PeBgua. A r1T away negro man vas
among the wounded who had piloed theu up the river
he Is 20 DO hanged this afternoon Meanwhile the other
bSat which bad at 6rst rereated under the CALLING
vavcsd 10 order, firing with thsir guns and
muskst but they soon beat hss,y retreat TO the OPP
poste shore, ard abandoned their boats. The Henry
AndrsE TOW poured shoEer Of shells upon mep,
hu; am happy TO say, without any injury to Us, and
night put end to tie contest.
Early ihis morning ordered party OF men TO cross
the river sud the abandoned boais. The dead
and wounded had bsen carried opposite 10 their
Il during the night snd taken board but secured
the bosE snd 10 them number Of muskes pistols and
cu'assss. 0ae Of tie 10 ri found in the water,
and not having force enough TO remove H. hid
IL The mud. The boats completely rddled With
isld bas aud the large quantity Of blood Is them IL.
cUed heavy loss TO tie enemy. The two mos i1-
1rsd had DESTROYED the other three have been sent
| the river for security.
The troops engaged we're dstaehments from comps.
niss and a. Sd Florida, from Capt 0Sens' company,
and Captain Cones volunteers cannot close withCu;
hsArtlT commanding thSr ooonos and resolue deter
nation and the accuracy OF their aim A. distance
Of three four hundred yards they killed wounded
least thirty OF the enemy making tcts loss OF abou.
forty.
We SoPe this lessen will 40; be lost on the Peops o;
ylrSiaia. Ta,re are brave men and good shots"
enough in deHasr Virgins, not now in tie service to
Tsaie, lie ascent Il shy Of our Bster courses an AZ
tsspt desperate Tor YArkae courage. The language
o. 70 Kempas 1PP'al, addressed to the people on the
banks Of ste Mississippi would address to cur Own
people mike every tree, aiamp ditch and covert, o
lair for long uA ard sSsrpshoo.ers Line the banks
zaer upon the beads end cluster in the trse-tops-
Pgs "a lie PIlets. Sight every living object on board
EIn5os's and transports Hsks the river gauntlet Of
as and p..h CT terror Move from point point as
iliyiuss Or ia 81 lads; he uaeelsns IL yo1r vigilance
cary yonr OSn provisions, and les every dsy, every
h,ur, every nile be tho witness of the inynehle deter
as;o- Of tie SJu:Rern p,oFle never to res! an srm
While bir-dy Wogt remains 20 be done"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-05-10

re farmers and pill;ers OF tie s1ulS, Who have 30
p-o41 DE- aid generously responded 70 every esH made
ul-u isn oy go1Oramsni will confer another favor
snd randsr the Se pOssoe service 60 ihs Srny BY de-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-05-10
LADIES SOLDIERS AIl

0Nax3 sosieiy have appointed Fant ;, go 70 oaap
WIudr every day. 4. Al p,rson having food suhao
tor he ict e seTd TO the Letire Room OF d. hoores
eh that time Lad will be there - receive tas
tLiogs fro IL o'slo g. - 4, c,,
The socet req the Pastors Of all Churches In City
to "a Up 10 their respective ehuiehss ,' the shd'
&c nsic-as ~"' I.P.sMITH, secy.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-05-10
49,, ssPeNDEN'Ea.

- s-s o. Susss5s ssss! % address, 20 ~ "saasor o.
.-. -
a. @ s 49, y lo-g ..i! :, OIgAf % % k1'a7a &c az
~ "a =, tss = 5elrtsI rola. C5i'uH'v aososs $780,
s- ---. sees a.. el=rsai fgr 60 aivsrt;asnss'ts.
--,.ss ,s-tIss % rs:.- rsjsctst co"--''-a'r""
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-03-24
LATEST NEWS
BY THE MAILS.
Death Of Gen. Orville Clarke.

General Orville Clarke, If Sandy Hill, Wash
ington county. New York, died yesterday morning
at half past o clock, at the Des Moines House. in
this place. His disesse was congestion Of tho
lungs On Friday evening last he was in compa-
ny with Judge StrJ ker at Senator Rtdfeld's
room in the Savery building. lie then complain.
ei OF unusual cail!iness. tie returned to his room
IN the Des Moines House, where he fingered until
his death.
General Clarke, whose unexpected death We nre
ca ei rpon to announce, WAS ex:er sively known
both in the East and the West. He was formerly
Presden, Of the Des Moines Navigation ard Rail-
road Company. he was Tor eight years a di.tin-
guished mon ber OF the NV ork Senate and At
the time u his death he WAS Major General Of tho
New \ ork State Militia. He ~as man Of grea,
ability and indelatsablc energy.
lie died away i:on home. with not a relative
beside his dying be His body will DO sent home
for intermen;.-U Moines Heq.ster
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-03-24
A CIash.-.The Times lIuilding Caves

sSAbout one o'clock this afternoon a portion of
the root in the rear Of tho building No. ~ Ran
dolph street, occupied b. the composing and job
rooms .! the Chicago 14aes newspaper suddenly
caved In froa the vast accumulation Of snow uron
II, carrying the composing aid job rooms and
types ani fixtures III u fGass i.to the basement.
We wero told by employees in the oficc -n
Of the ed tors, that, miraculous as il may appear,
but one maa was njured and that not serious
y, which Is owing to :hc fac: that but few Of the
men were az work
The damage. cannot be readily determined in
iae Confusion Of the h,ar, but may be estimated
at a large sum in loss Of material, bieakage, etc.
notwithstanding the general wreck, the IaIer
wi. be issued tomorrow ard thereafter as usual,
as We are informed by sir. storey h.cago
u M rnf
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-03-24
Arrival and Departure Of the Nails.
P0sToYYIcH At DAvxNP0RT, IOWA.

EAsrIRx MAIL-yia ARIR R-Closes At
O'Clock NJ Closes ~ ~ o'clock r II arrives
at 10 o'clock A N arrives at 81 o'clock NJ
Sundays excepted.
WESTERN MAL-yis NJ j NJ RR-Closes at ~
o'clock arrives at o'clock NJ, Sundays
excepted.
NORTHERN MAIL-yia Lyons 4 Camanche-
Closes At Soclsck N arrivssat6 o clock r NJ
NosrHERS MAIL-Via Dewitt i Maquokets-
Closes sunday. Tuesday and Thursday at o'clock
Pm arrives Tuesday, Thursday snd Saturday as
8 o'clock p N.
RoUrE No. lO977-yia Blue Grass, eae-Closes
Monday, Wednesday and Friday as . 0 clock r N
arrives Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday At
o'clock Pm.
ROUTE No. lo9ls-vis Tipton-Closes Tuesdsy
and Friday ss IL o'clock II arrives Tuesday and
Friday at II o'clock ii.
SOUTHERN MAIL-Vla Burlington Keokuk-
Closes Sunday, Tuesday and Friday st9 o'clock
N arrives Monday, " Wednesday and Friday ss
RovrE No. losH-via Fuf.lo-Closes Frids{
| at 8 o'clock A n arrives Saturday aso oc'oeA
Pm. w.t..
ROWS No. los5o-via Annerosa : Walnut
| Forks- Closes Thurdsy st - y ARRIVES Ahofs-
day At Il o'clock n. ~.
ioUu-Ofioe open at o'clock closes D
. O'clock p n: Once orea Oh SUNDAY iron 70
~ s; AZ tho principal mails Are carried BY Rail
Rced. al the time - ssated In the above notSes,
I'M IS RArL ROAD Tine, the clock In the Supee-
i.teodspt's ONCE, n : \ Depse heia9 the mam1.
-. CHAS. h. RLO1lD04, =. y.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-03-24
From Washington.

WARRINGTON, March 22.
We are assured from perfectly reliable source
th At there is not an Armstrong gun in this coun-
try, nor has Sir VIM. Armstrong ever made gun
for any 9th service than that Of tho British gov
ernment The large rifed ordnance procured from
England by the rebels were made at the Low Moor
WORKS, and are made after the designs Of CAPT
Blakely, formerly ct the royal artillery. About
30 Of these Blakely guns-l00 Founders riHed
cannon-have been delivered to the rebels, which,
With 80 smooth seige cannon, constitute all the
heavy ordnance Of the enemy, obtained from
abroad, which has escaped capture. Most Of the
rfed cannon used by the rebels have been smooth
navy guns, rifed, ana naay Of them have burst
from the enormous strain put upon them, which
they were not designed 10 beer.
Lieut.. Worden is improving. His friends are
now confident that hs will completely recover
mis- e5esight.
The bids for mail service in the Western and
more Eastern States. and on the Pacific coast, will
be open after the 3lst inst. A very large number
Of proposals have already been received, showing
active competition among contractors. and an IN
diminished confidence in the stability Of the Gov
eminent.
The Sanitary Commission sent yesterday about
9ooo articles Of hospital clothing to Maj. Gen.
RuYnsidA's division.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-03-24
~ ANTED.

4 GENTS WANTED IN EVERY TOWN. OF
"A the United States to sell j. kOHLER'S
new improved method for Cutting Ladies'
Dresses, Boys Clothing, Shirts, Ac, secured by
COPYRIGHT. Agents making from 50 to - per
day. For particulars inquire at J. kOHLEh'S
Office, at New Pennsylv4nis House, Davenport,
Iowa, or address =. o. Box 1852, enslosing cent
postage stamp, Chicago, Ill. mhlA
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-03-24
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SESSION.

NASHIEG1CS, March Il.
SxxArE-After discussion the bills were re-
fe.red to . special committee.
The bill for tho abolition Of slavery 10 the Dis
trict Of Columbia was taken up.
Al the Senate Chamber was full Of smsko from
the bakeries under the Capitol, Nr. Grimes
moved to adjourn. They could not sit there in
the smoke.
Mr.. Carlisle, in his seat, said it came from the
bakeries.
Mr.. Fessenden asked what had become Of the
bill to remove the bakeries from tho Capitol.
Nr. Foote said the bill was passed BY the Sen
ate but voted down by the House.
NJ. Anthony suggested that the House be in-
formed that the Senate was obliged to adjourn on
account Of the smsks.
Nr. Fessendsn thought il would hs better to re-
quest the House to have the bakeries moved to
their side Of the Capitol.
The motion 70 adjourn Vas lost BY Is TO 10.
4 message WAs received from tho President re-
commanding . vote Of thanks u Cemnedoee Ou-
pont.
On motion Of NJ. Wilson The Senats wsat into
e1eeutive seesioa.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-03-24
Bounty Of 800.
FOR SALE or To LET.

THE CHILDBIRTH PROPERLY" AT EAST
i Davenport, on the River road, Stone DWELL
ing House, with Garden Of acres. One Of the
most desirable places Of residence in this vicinity
JOHN L. COFFIN,
nch 81 In State Bank Buil3in1
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-03-24
Chicago Market.

Chicago Market.
CHICAGO, March 81.
Flour Market quiet. Quoted at from So %
@4.e0
WHRAr.-Market quiet. Sales at723+ 3+N19lac
BAvLLy.-Sales at 4344 Acc on track.
CoaN-Steady and frm. Sales at 25l102o3*c.
DREssKD Hoes. s.-Market Ice higher. Quoted
at x3.35M3.70.
BEEF CATTLE Fiimsr, with sales At S2.7o
@3.l2A.
HIpss. Market steady. Green Country, So
5l1 Green Sai;ed, 6G6H Dry Sailed, eA@
l2c Dry Flint, l3@l4c.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-03-24
Sew NOTx Market.

NEW YoKK, March p
FLorR- Quiet. S.. ,g5.25 super State; IS 40
I5 80 Extra state; S5.2cM 5 9 super Western
S5.3515. 90 common medium Extra Western
S5.t5G5.,o shipping brands u II U.
WEkAT-Market dull.
Corn Market heavy. $4,000 Mixei Western
n store and delivered.
PoRK-Cnchangei. SI3.254l3 30.
WH'sKY.-22c offered, ESQ 2ic asked.