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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-08-04

IL Slid Every,oAere-by
ALL WHOLESALE DRrGGIbTS in the largeI cities
Some OF the
Wholesale Agents in New York City
Shlefelin Broth-rsA Co Harral. Risley 4 Kitchen
y. A Fahnestock, Hull bush, Gale 4 kosinson
/ Co. Ward. Close / TO.
B d Sands 4 Co. Mcklsson Robbins.
Wheeler / Lart. Barnes 4 20.
james = Aspinwsll. FC Wells 4 Co.
Morgan / Allen. La.elie, Marsh / Gard
Hail, Ruckel 40. nes.
Thomas : Fuller. Hall, DIXON 1 Co. .
T. D. Orvis. Conrad Fox.
AND 0TusRs.
Philadelphia, Pa,
f.Sss.sost Co. Fes Ssi sss.sa: Co. 90
Bo>ton, Mass.
Geo G Goodwin CO. We'tes 1 Potter.
n Burr / Go. Jno. Wilson, Jr.
AND OTHERS.
Also, all WHoLEsALs DRuGeIsrs 1t
Chicago, ILL.,,
St. Louis, Mo-,
Detroit, Mich,
Louisville. Ky.
Cincinnati, O.,
Pittsburgh. Pa.
Buffalo, N. Y,
AND BIZ
D1Uo0IsTs GROCEBs, SroR. KsHfRxs and REFAIL-
Frs generally in all the COuxf1Y
1owxs and VlLLAGEs
In the
NIT p srArIs.
D.aTRJsPORT IOWA,
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STEVENSON + CARHAHAH
LIE oLA,.. nov.
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POST oFFloE BUILDING,
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sausA LIE cLA1nE Reus \
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UNION DaUe 'ro ''n. ]. II.
fes s#AIH ~ sr*# Eve
.aAi 81 = u f %ess 2s@
And BY ths Druggists, storskespen and Re-
tailsss generally.
a~Cssntry Dsaisss 60 order - above.
y. QrAddssss eedsse Airpet for II Prizes, Teens
-: ~ lsaarsd, - .assd fes l1st3) Cisssla,
sivhe rstaesd Priessl g Ass i,os -sq 90 81
Henry. Z. acoaTAA9
Pm Il Uih1Hss NO SIS trosdwsy1 0pI6ts
he u Nicholas Hoesi, Nsv Yak
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-08-04
Michigan Seuthefa 4 Lake ShoYo
\ Aa-5ty RAILROAD. ~
SUMNER ARRANGEHENr.

~ - n"A ANN'
til further notice trains will leave Chicago -
as follows: asr es-.,e#1
TOO A N New York Express, daily, except
Sundays.
7:s0P N Night Express, daily, except Sstur-
days. as. = s...ssvs
~ Trains arrive in Oh csgo 1t s:l5 n, ard
Sis A n.
All the shove trains mako regular connections
tclunkirk, Buffalo, Niagara talls, Albany. New
icrk, Boston, 'Philadcll hia, Baltimore and ~
peiuts East. s7ss esoa- -
INJURIOUS new Sleeping Coaches. WITH I'll mod
esn improvements run on Night Trains.
Ihsoukh Tickets cap 20 o6tsined q the Can
psdys NMss. IS Clssk street, vsdss Nhefmaa
hsasesW y thsseUpoA esssss - Or Van D6fso
md ShoGnno Veepeek % klsdGssa avazaaes $50 i
He. SAWYER,
0aneeol WootGn
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-08-04
RAILROADS.

Mississippi and Missouri Rairee6
sURaxas AR8AN08A8NT, 1oo9.
zssias IN b 0Iieeee stsss. skteA . ess'ss sss'
stss (asess kas D1ssapost sias.
IN AND AFTER MONDAY, MAY sra.
- los2, - sDtil further Doeaoes pasoeoG0
mains win leave Davsapeet - follow:
S.4o 4. 4. fee Victor AID Washingtoa.
fRAIxs A1aIvs At DAvmPoss ~ 1oLLovA
go ?. =. from Victor aad Warrington.
looming trains out Of Davenport willmaks direct
sonneetions q Victor, Iowa city and washing
~ With the Western stage Company stages fos
~ points West.
Trains from the West connect 1t Davenport
With trains Of the Chicago and Rsck Isaad Kali
1sd for all points East, North and South.
fasssnssss AZ reminded Of shs necessity q
giving distinct directions - 70 b estimation q
heir bassags, also TO before taking
'hen seats In the cars.
JOHN r. TRACY, 0sn1 Ssp't.
4. KIADALL, Asst Sup't.
Davenport, Nay ID. ls63.-dtf
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-08-04
Rem OUEt.

VTNO 1O4, WEST SIDEOF BRADY, BETWEEN
/ Ath and 9th streets, who're will be gled TO see
all OF my trends, and cut, make. repair AID reno
waite all Orts OF garments, on short notice, anu ali
goods brought to me to be manufactured into gar
men,s b. me shall be cut to ft according to the
mirror Of fashions,
OR The MONEY REFUNDED.
in full for the goods. Full value will be paid for
all articles spoiled by me.
ia. LINJER,
jly36d3t Davenport, Iowa.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-08-04
LEGAL.

STATS o. Iowa, sooa7 CouxFY CoUar.
n The matter Of The spplisatiso q the executors
Of Antoios LsClajrs dseeassd for an order 70 cell
tho real sstsss Of I'D dssss-sd. y pay debts.
To- Ill psrsons Interested il the estate Of An.
teins LsLlsirs. late 4 Ssets eouaty. deceased.
You - hsssby noel6sd shss ~ the ssdsrsien-
ID. sxssuses and sxseusx a aid estate, have this
day died in the once Of the cousty Judge Of sa'd
county oss petition paying that n order ~ made.
that % naeh Of the real estsss Of which said L.
Claire died ssised. - oay - nee sssssybs % By
US. tor the purpose Of psying claims and charges
against sad estate. and that the hearing Of said
petition has been hxcd foe the Arst monday Of
eptsmbsr, 1861, It the olkoe OF the said county
Judge, q The Court House 10 the city q Davsn-
port, u Which time aud place you ass sotissd to
appear, and show cause. II any you have. Why
tho said petition should not b granted.
Dated July Goth, 1852.
GEO. l. DAVENPORT, rxeeutnr,
MARGUERITE LBCLAlKE, Executrix.
Lot the foregoing notice b served By tho pabli-
cation thereof in the davenport Dai 0asats and
Dsily D8nocAAf d News, for four successive
weeks.
B. L1NDERMAN,
jiy31-dtsspll County Jsdss.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-08-04
Arrival and Departure vi the MailS.
POSToEFICE AT DAVENPORT IOWA.
Takes effect Menday Nay stu. 1862. att 4. IT,

POSToFFICE AT DAVENPORT, IOWA.
Takes effect Monday. Nay 5th. 1862, att 4. IL
EASTERN MAL--Via G R R-Closes Mt 9
O'Clock A NJ Closes a. O'Clock P Nj: Way mail
closes at 9 A. Nj: Way mail arrives at 5A o'clock
N Through mail arrives at ~ O'clock A NJ
Through mail arrives at 5A P M-Su.days ex-
cepted.
WESTERN MArL-via MsMR R-Closes at 2
O'Clock NJ arrives at So o'clock r NJ, SUNDAYS
excepted.
NORTHERN MAIL Via Lyons 4 Camaucbe-
Closes al C'cleck arrives at 6 O'clock pm.
SOUTHERN MAIL-Via steam pack, ts-closes M
o'c.ock NJ :arrves o'clock A n,
NORTHERN MAIL-Via Dewitt d Maouoketa-
Closes Sunday. tuesday, and Thursday at o'clock
NJ arrives Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday al
6 O'Clock r NJ.
ROurE No. lO977-via Blue Grass. etc-Closes
Monday, Wednesday and Friday n O'Clock Y N !:
arrives Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at 9
O'Clock Pm.
k,urx 70. los4s Via Upton Closes Tuesday
and Friday AZ ~ O'CLOCK NJ arrives Tuesday and
Friday 1T ~ o'clock VI.
korTE No. lU9l7-Via Puffalo-Closes FRIDAY
Pm. "S a'o o''ocA
Rour. No. l0s5o-via Annamosa l. w.,nu.
day at II o'clock NJ.
nouRs-Ofice open at O'Clock A n: general
delivery closed At ~ o'clock r NJ; CLOSES ~
10 80, omce open on Sunday from to
= Az the principal mails are carried h, D.,
Road, all the time as stated II ths .h.,r. - nsn
VIII De RAIL ROAD TIME, the clock in ,hs S'
inteodancs ONCE, NJ / NJ Depot. bx;nr w. 80,
SEv' OuAS II. ELDkInGE p
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-08-04

Gaieage, Burlington Quincy Z. r
PASSENGER TRAINS LEAvEAND ARRIVE
L at Chicago - follows:
Day Express. ;. 1880 An t3VPM
Night do ....1::45P N 610AH
Asndota Aeoommodt'n so Pm 1(.dO An
w2l-tfl "a. HAMMOND, Supt.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-08-04
ll.iaois Central Railroad.

&44Q s
I'M AND AFTER SUNDAY, NOvEnBtR
~ Sd, trains viii leave from The Grand Genital
"epot, foot Of Lake and South v ster street:
daily, exc, s.ndaysl salro Il $50 A n.
- This Train connects for Peoria, Alton, St.
Louis, Aemphis. New Orleans and Mobile.
Accommodation At 400 n. for Cairo and Way
Every day. SIS n nexs dsv.
u This Trsin, on Saturdays, will run only 70
Urbana Trains arrive It Chicago st 1l:os n
and $3.50 Pm.
for Tickets and information, apply At the once
q the Great Central Depot.
HYDE PARK AND WOOD LAWN.
Trains will leave Chicago: Leave Wosd Lawn:
6:0AM Gas AN
845 AN 025A
1900 n 12.55PM
300 PA sA5 Pm
9:OOPM 65OP4
ARTHUR, Cent Supt
W.P. JOHNSON, Gen I Passenger Ag't. noSou
..hicago 4 Northwestern Railway
ses. ..sPRINa ARRANGEMENT. ..lse2.
6A 3
Rockford. Beloit, Freeport, Galena, Dunlsith,
il. esville. M-dison, Lacrosse. Prairie du Chen,
ST. PAUL, Fond du Lao. Oshko.h, Waterfowl
ierlin, and oil points il Wisconsin, Minnesota
Northern Illinois End Northern Iowa via. Chicago
and North western Railway. Running through
without change Of cars to Janesville,. w atertown
Fond du &C and Oshkosh, and connecting ct La
(,rosse and nna tny 9TH II q Mail (.na char nd
Steamers, affording the direct and expeditiout
route to all points in the NORTH and NORTH.
WEST.
1ra,ns leave Chicago - fellows:
Day Express 1920 N
Way Passengers-5A0 Pm
u New End elegant sleeping cars are run M
all Night Traits.
GEO. L. DUNLAP, Sup't
E.Ds Witt ROBINSON, Gent Ticket Ag't.
milf
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-08-04
ARTIFICIAL. LEGS,
ARTIFICIAL LEGS AND ARMS.

Sclpho'. Po.er.. GIG bvoad,cay. opposite
st. Nicholas HoseI
VNHE ABOVE UNRIvALLED SUBSTITUTES
1 Tor lost limbs combating all the latest i'm
proveMents can Le had only OF
WILLIAM SELpGO,
Patantce, SIC broadway
k-S send Tor Circular. my3s- N
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-08-04
july4-dt
TRUSTEES SALE.

WHEREAS, on the LIST day Of July, 4. D.
wv 1859, James Gamble and Eliza Gamble bis
vie, execu'ed unto Egbert 3. Barrows as Trus-
tee, certain Deed Of Trust, conveying {, said
Trustee tho land in Scott county, Iowa, described
follows, to-wit: Lot No. seven, in block No.
eleven, in he city of LeClaire which said con.
veysnce Was male BY the said James Gam le, for
the purpose of securing tho payment Of , certain
promlss0ry note and tho interest thereon, signed
by said james Gamble, dated thk LIST day Of July,
A D. 1859, and payable ~ follows: One for the
sum of fifteen hundred and seventy nine Isl ,579)
dollars, payable twelve months after the date
reof, with interes' thereon II the rate of ten
per cent. per snnum after maturity.
And now, said promissory note having become
due and payable, and the said James Camille
having failed to pay the Same, save and excepting
the sum of one hundred .$loO) dollars,
l, Egbert s. Bsrrows, Trustee ~ afcre-
said. do hereby Aive this public notice, tina,
by virtue Of the power, which is in me vested by
said Deed Of Trust, will on Saturday, the 9th day
of August, A. d. 1852, At the hour of O'Clock
inthe afternoon OF said day, atthe Court House
door, in the city Of Davenport, expose and offer fol
sale, 1t public auction, the parcel Of land
above described, or 90 much thereof - shall
be necessary to satisfy and pay the amount of said
note, with the interest thereon to the day Of
sale, together with oil the costs and expense.
attending said sale, costs o. this notice and Trus
tees fees.
Dated the 1eth day Of July, 4. D., 1852.
LGBERT s. BARROWS,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-08-04
Wholesale Agents in New York Cit,

II NoM Every,cAere-by
ALL WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS in the large3 cities.
Some OF the
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-03-04
Ernm rorrrrr. Monroe.

To the Associated Press, North
FORTRESS MONROE, February 23.-The Ade-
lside brought down the balance of the 9th Wis
eonsiu regiment, and conveyed them to Newport
News this morning.
Gen. John E. Wool, with Col Conner snd
Mai. Jones, of bis staff, went this morning under
a fsg Of truce to meet, By appointment, Gen.
Howell Cobb, at Crauey Island, for the purpose
Of opening negotiations Tor a general exchange
o. prisoners. The Adelaide was met by the VIM.
selden, and, Gen. Wool having stepped on board
the latter, a consultation Of about an hour IN
length took place between the two generals.
The result OF the interview is not known.
The Eoboken. with the submarine cable to be
laid across the bay, did not leave until about
Isf past ? o'clock this afternoon. A connection
having been made between the cable and land
yIrs al lis terminus on Beach Grove, above the
fort. cOnstautcommUnicatlon is Kept up between
the Hoboken and Gen. W0ols headquarters.
Everything is progressing satisfactorily up Y
4 o'clock this ~siternOOn, when Nj. HeIss tele
grapLed that be had proceeded i've miles ont
there is 40 doubt about the line being success
! fllv laid; and if the weather is favorable the linz
viii be open tomorrow morning.
rha George Washington left at g o'clock thi
morning fGv James river to receive about 800 re
leased prisoners. She has now lat 3 o'clock rC
turned. The released prisoners 60 TO B=ltimor
tonight. Among them are tbs crew Of ID
schooner Osceola- captured in the Gulf Of MeJ
leo on the lst Of November, and OF toe schcon'
Eleanor.
The largest number Of the prisoners retuTne
belong to The Tammeuy and lat California reg
ments. A large proportion OF them were ca
tuned AZ Balls Bluff.
There are now no Union prisoners EemalnlT
At Richmond.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-03-04

TRIBUTE To II GALLANT DEAD.-At a
meeting Of a number Of The Forrest Rangers all OF
them now in the city, yesterday, resolutions were passed
Of an appropriate character respecting the deaths o!
Capt ChaS May and pHva,ss William Wimpa and James
Builder. Wimp fell fighting by the 'ido Of bis captain
Butler. after having shared brayeIy the three days con
test Al Donels5n, died a. Trenton, Tenn during the re-
treat. The resolutions eIpress the high esteem Of the
meeting FOR the gallant dead, and their profound grief at
their .osS The resolution respecting Capt May says
that he fell At the head Of hs company while leading 3
charge upon a battery that was doing much dzlnsge 20
our forces. Two or three infantry companies had failed
TO take il when Hay was ordered to the charge. Point.
Ing his sword upwards ne exclaimed: Our trust ID
above" His ettaek wac desperate one and the battery
was taken, bus the gallant May fell in the struggle be
ing shot in the breast. A dozen rifles were Immediately
fred at the man who shot him He was riddied with
| balls and fell dead.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-03-04
ST. "INTELLIGENCR.

Special Dlpa.c5 to the Chicago Timesl
ST. LOUIS, February PA son Of Gov
CIaib. Jackson, and Graves, q member Of the
( Legislature from Howard county, have been ar
rested and made 10 take the oath Of allegiance
A SQUAD of J-nuison's men attacked a party
of Eve Secessionisis 81 WestpOrt, and killed four
Of them.
Thousands Of persons have visited the gun
boat Essex since her sriyal yesterday al the
lsvee.
It is now believed that Captain Porter viii
recover.
The Essex viii receive a new boiler as soon
as possible. ,
The gunboat Lexington has been locked, and
ordered 10 Cairo.
Can't Ross. a Secession officer, taken st Fort
Dou-lson, WAS a cisssmate OF Gen. Schoheld az
West Point. He has been put on his parole II
the lat--T's request.
Interesting news 3 expected at headquarters,
before long, from Columbus. The white dag,
mistaken for a flag Of rebel surrender, wss q flag
Of truce.
It is estimated that %, 900 flags were display
I'd IN this city during Saturdays celebration.
One house last week solo 1900.
The David Tatum and City Of Alton came
down fr5m Alton to-day, loaded with cavalry.
Several steamers are loading with troops and
supplies for the seat Of war IN Tennessee.
About one hundred rebel officers sTe here on
the Aleck Scott
The military author les are undecided whether
TO release them on parole, OF send them 70 COlum-
bus. They viii al all events be separated from
The ~privates. 2
The nephew Of John C. Breckenridge smong
the prisoners is Cabel Bullock, who, az the com
meueement Of the war, lived at St. Louis.
Special Dispatch TO the Chicago Timesl
ST.. LOUIS. February 2A-General McKinsTy
has been released from imprisonment, and made
his appearance on the streets to-day The con-
disoHs Of release are not known, but he is pre-
sumed 90 be or parole.
-Four PRISONERS arrived to-day rom Iron Noun
tain. in charge Of Lieut Foreman, Of the 18th
Wisconsin. and sixteen from Jefferson City, in
charge al Lieut. Hampton, Of the l3th lows
The mil t8rv prison contains one hundred and
seYeutF-sevsu inmates.
Col. Bells Illinois cavalry regiment are arTiv-
ing and taking up quarters at Camp Benton
The l5-h Missouri regiment Is preparing to
leave for Tennessee.
The steamer Ben. Franklin arrived to-day,
loaded with wounded from Fort DJnelsOn. They
were sent to the Fifth street hospital Two 9TH
eT boats are due TO night.
The Edward Walsh Is taking on board three
companies of the fourth I. :. cavalry, and three
companies OF the second Michigan cavalry, for
the Cumberland rver.
The L McGIl has on board Capt SWANS
commisssry train Of three hundred mules and
sixty wagons.
The JOHN j. Roe Is loading with animals and
! heavy supplies for the same destination.
The !. d. Perry has the regimentsl baggage
I of the twenrv-siXth Illinois. aud g ful load OF
Struggling soldiers from various regiments.
Eighteen thousand soldiers have gone 5outb-
ward nom So. Louis during the isst eight days.
il is rum0red that Gen. Halleck has official
sdyices Of the evacuation of Nashville.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-03-04

BipasrGss G-0as General BcsHreSGrd aHs
.Ed5.-GesE. COuPfFs

The following is the briei but eloguently signi-
iicslt dispatch received yesterday from zen
b-eauregard by Gov Moore:
JACKSON, February ., 1867.
To GOV. TiOs. c. MOORE: l will accept
al good equipped troops under an act Of Zst
August, that VIII offer, and for ninety days.
Let tle people Of Louisiana understand that
here is The proper place to defend Louisiana
&c. L. B-EAUREGARD.'
Gov. Moore received to-day a dispatch Of SINH
Jar import from Adj. Gen. Cooper ct Richmond.
In the last dispatch he is urged to Permit notnmg
but physical iup0ssibihtes 70 cause the least
DELAY In forwarding endorsements to Gen.
B~eauregarl. i is thus clesf that Gen. Beal7e-
gard and -he military authorities at Richmond
agree iu tie u0.vic ion that the battle tor New
Orleans, for Louisiana, for the great Mississippi
valley, Is 10 be fought Ia the West, ana that the
critical hour to decide the taJe of these lnestlm-
able iuteTesls-the possession Of our great river
as al island sea for the enemy's squadrons 70
sweep, the security of cur property, the safety OF
our families. the sGBctty of home and the alice
tons and hopes clustering around It's no"
approaching with iesTiUl and inevitable speed.
This city has gwen her precious jewels already
with q lavish hand 20 the cause OF independence.
She has not withheld her best and brsyest, but
has EXPOSED them with JOY and pride wherever
danger looked blacklist. She Is now called on
for another contribution and she cannot, with
out wrong 10 her fame, refuse the sacrifice. She
must give again generously Of her jewels, or
chose she retains to wear will press her brow, a
cOroue. of shame.
Let US look at the stern reality, 'and fling
dreams aside. The country is in danger, There
Is no. 9 moments lime for delay and i~nscton,
tor debateas 10 hol0 TO do what is d demanded
by the emergency. The thing is to DO II at once,
no matter how. Gen. BesuTegard wants men at
Jackson, al Columbus. Let him have the men
let aid rush 20 him swift as the thoughts oflove-
can discuss the mode in which the thing was
done at our leisure, when its purpose Is accom-
.Ii4br7 - E-1- gaFagg D4fr. 5
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-03-04
c CURTIS, Secretary
River News and srcamboa, Husine-s.

The river Is still rising, but slowly. Business
was dun, except about the tert. kenneu, where u was
very brisk. There was frost and soue snow in the morn
ing; in the evening il became clesr with a sharp wind
TIE Keanett. for New Orleans, had an immense amount
Of freight for below she intended getting OF in the night
Al. soon as she could get the vast load aboard The
arrival, were the Kounets, the Louisville for Columbus
and Tucker from White rver---.The New Noon leaves
today for New Odsaus the Peytona also leaves this day
for New Orleans.-..Th S. II. Tucker leaves to-day Tor
White nyer.s..The Kentucky starts this evening FOR
Columbus. The Acacia leaves to-day for White river.
The New Orleans Crescent Of Friday says the Quit
man left On Thursday night for this city and adds; ms
Lsnrel Hul. from Bayou Sara, brought in q full .oad Of
.rgsr ard m5l,sses. The Laurel HN had 1000 hogs-
heads Of sugar. II sugar aud molssses continue 20 come
in a. abundantIv ar II did today, we may expect 70 see
our lsvee well feIed IN a week or Two. The Scotland
left Yesterday in the forenoon for Columbus on business.
Tbr 6ne passenger steamer Magenta was TO have
gone also. bat the order was c5untermauded 1t noon.
When we len the levee last evening 6 P 81, there
was but ere packet, the Sovereign, 81 the upper
wharf The same paper Of sunday says
- Pu.insss on the upper levee looks decidedly slim Mos
NJ ,bs Menphi. packets have BEEN stopped above for
/ government use. There ere but few steamers TO leave
f,- that port this coming week. The coast packets have
besp bringing ia good trips The receipts Ct sugar have
inproved conside rably in quantity over last week. The
r.st arrivals from Red and Ouachita rivers report them
f,lfne win difficult navigation above the back water
nom the Mississippi
The receipts by the river have been light showing a
I 5srrea.e in molasseS Tobacco, -four, corn oat7' iard'
vbfskv. bale rope, bran, beeL cotton seed na. nee
( rim and wool; and an increase IN cotton sugar N-ebl
Dork. bacon, apples, baggirg, beans, butter potatoes.
and tobacco ~ d.
- trewrbig on Monday. Capt A. Grant, jr.
nae. he Y1erai offer OF carrying all persons free Of
! cbarge 10 Csmp Chalmette that wish to visit their t1en-s
/ while on duty ia camp.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-03-04
FROM THE WEST
From the Little Rock Democrat, Feb ~

PROM the L4tte ho4 Oeuocthll Ecu. -tsI
It is pretty certain that Prices command, OF ?
portion Of It, has fallen back to the Arkansas
line, and effected a junction with McCullOch.
Fifty thousand FedeTals sre near the line; ten
thousand of them in Benton county. In add
ton to this formidable force, Others are coming
down through Missouri. Their advance through
Arkansas will be contested step by step, inch by
inch. A battle was expected before Tins time,
but the enemy are moving slowly and cautious
". When the conflict comes IL viii be q dread
fnl one, and unless overborne by numbers the
SONS Of liberty on Boston Mountain will make
that eminence as famous in history as Bunker's
Hill. Our volunteers should hurry At once to
the rescue and not wait for forms OF organization
or lull compliments Of men,
From POcshoutas we Learn that there is a Fed
eral force at Greenviile, Missouri, of two OF three
hundred cavalry that scour the country, steal
provisions and act the Yanko-Hessian soldier
generally. The people Of Fort Smith aud Van
Buren, are alarmed and some are moving off.
The majority rely confidently upon our whipping
them at Boston Mountain. Gen. Price Is in the
Indian country with a small force and we hope
be will be reinforced. TIE greatest anxiety is
felt for the approaching conflict for it viii Be q
terrible one.
Just as we 90 to press we have received letters
from he West, which state that the FedeTais 10
Benton county make a show Of retreating. If 50
NcCulloch and Price will start IN pursuit q
them today. The enemy may attempt to reach
Arkansas by a detour through the indian
country.