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Nebraska advertiser., 1862-02-20
DIR : Bovee Dod's
IMPERIAL WINE BITTERS,

Are prepared by an eminent and. skillful physician, VII
has used them successfully in his practice for the las
fTanfv-eve wears. The proprietor before ~purohasin
fhe e~xilusive right to manufacture and sell DR.. B0ve.
DodJ Ceiebra1eg Imperial Wine Bit ers, hsdtthem test
ed by two distinguished medical praetltonerss VINO pro
nonnced them a valuable and safe remedy for disease.
Although the medical men Of this country, as agen-
erai thing. dlsapprove Of Patent Medicines, yet we do
NOT believe that a respectable Physician can be found
in the United States, acquainted with their medical
properties, who will not highly approve Dr.. Ood1s IN
PERIAL WINE BTTERS
IN all newly settled places, where there IS always
4 large onantfty Of deeaying timber; from which a poi-
sbnous miasma is created, these bitters shuold be used
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-02-20
Especially Adapted TO the Severe Climate
Of Che Northwest.

APPLE TREES, from TOD years ola. eos to ESQ Der
1000 ROOT CRAFTS SO per I0G G.. APPLE sToCKS.
O1let 10 two years selected for Grating. 81; second class,
STANDARD AND DWARF EAR CHERRY. PLUM,
PIACHs OUNCE, N~ECIARfNE, AND APRICOT -
DWAhF APPLE, OUNCE, PEAR, PLUA, n
Ctttings, many sOrts-Osage Orange, good one year
old plants, $50 per Thousand. Wilson's Strfwbsrg.
aria many other Standard Sorts-twO dollars dfsY to
f01r doII5rsper thousand. Grapes-CataTbas Clinton,
Islbelias we'll rooted, one year Old-tnree dollars per
hinGred, twenty dollars per thousand. DeiGt71Te-
oh ana two years old. s. 20 SIS per dozen. RtU-
barb hest sorts-two TO i've dollars per hundred-
Htftghfon Goosbcrr1. one b two years o.d-ona 10
fhfae dollars Der huIdrei- DogninF8 EUer Bearing
RftI5er1-four to eight d0llars perdozeu. EDergrssHs
-keverII sorts-ten dollars per fhousand. Shade and
Vtseoing Trees. Slrubs, FIoger Roots Baib9 hofes,
al immense varfety-mosly one 70 Two dOilaraA4ty.
tssgfar carefully done. Catalogues sent on receipt
PHOENIX,
Nar ~. 1851. Inlo-5ml aoominqlon. nhnoil.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-02-20
Celebrated wine Bitters

ARC On2uETo4&A9oa
For Sore Throat SO COMMON among the Clergy theJ
are truly mviluablee
For the aged and inhrm, and for persons Of weak
sonstitutfons Fer ministers Of the gospel, lawyers
and all public spaekers-for book-keepeTs tailors
seamatresses. etufcnts,a ar artists, and all persons lea
dirg a scdentay life, they viii prove beneficial.
As beveraEe; they are wholesome. innocent, atd
delicious to the taste. They produce all the exhierat-
inc efectsof brandyOr wine, without Intoxicating; and
are a valuable remedy for persons adicted e the use o.
exeseive stront drink, ana who wish to refrain from Il.
They aie pure and entirely free from the poisons con-
Gained In the asulterated wines and brandies With which
TIE country is foodfd.
These 1dtters motto My CURE but prevent disease, and
should be used ~ all who live in a country where the
water is bad, or where chills and fever arc prevalent.
entirely innocent and harmless they may begiy.
en- freely to children and infants with impunity,
Physicians ard Clergymen, and temperance advocates
as an act Of humanity, should assist IN Epreadlng these
valuable bitterH over the land and thteby essentially
Danish drunkenness and disease.
In all affections Ofthe Head, Sick
Headache, or NeFvOusa III :
ache, Dr. DOd's Imperial Wine
BffferS VIII be found TO be most
SaIntarn and EnicaCiOus.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-02-20

I will send, BY mail, postpaid, 100 SMALL BULBS,
mostly mixed TULIPS, Tor one dollar, and Large
IIulbs Of same, for 81. ether Bulbs, named, low
enough.
HERBACEOUS PERENNIALS. Of so sorts, fine
mixed ROSES and other HARDY SARUBBERY,
ly express. or railroad, 4 to 8 dollars per 100. NAM
I'D and oH0TcE sORLs about double price; and more
ia small seIected Jots-in all, see varieties.
SMALL FRUITS" Of all sorts. including DELAWARE
CONCORD GRAPES, equally reasonable.
FRUIT and C~RNANENTAL TREES, % per cent. low
er than usual. All safely packed, TO keep a month,
ct purchasers cost. Address
JOHN A. KINNICOTT.
The Grove P.-O., Cook Co, lis.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-02-20
DIT. b. BOVEE D0DS'S
Imperial Wine Eittexs
VIII not only Cure but Prevent
Disease.
INSIPiENT CONSUMPTION
DIR. DODD.S

weak Lungs, Indigestion, Dyspepsia, diseasec Of the
Nervous system. Paralysis Piles, ana for al cases
recurring Tonic
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-02-20
PRINCE & COS.
Linnaan Botanic Gardens and Nurseries
QoUNDED. izsj
Flushing, Long Island, Near EsV EaH%

Priced CATALOGUES Eh.a zs .ae,.ss
purchasers or Trees, and 70 aypIS 80
stamps No l-Dezcrpnf r--r,--5.a rdrranfg
ornamontsf Trees and shrubs, Aasp1siti1s
and an ofber small Fruits No G5 rvlfi1SIs
1910 uerbsce6ns F~lowering RiaDts. No s
100 Frnif frees, Bvergreens and other olna 49,
Trees enY Shrubs. suitable for immediate Hat-
and emheiishment. Ne. EWboi5ale
Nurseries and Dealers, compTising Trees s1le fsi-r
plants. 8aibous Flower Roots, &acks fI
Rc NJ Awholesale Catalogue for ese4Dla
cultural and Flower SEEDS ana Arees 4e s-rsisf
81 no -Dezcriptlve Catalogue Of cur gM
f1eo select Vareus8o i ~1aEDoru%
= RrTrcrrD LIST. and Dlrections Tor Culture
SvEoier4Ie Iist Of Native and Borcizh ar11eA
Cafaiezue Of BuIb0us FlQwersQf every Class
Trees and Herbdceous RGonies. Dahhs
C0wsiips, Auricalas. DAISIES lu7 81
rare Flo~er;nz plants. 30. Io-Wholesalc lA4
o. the same No. 13-Catalogus Of 6reerAoe- "a
15-DescriptiF8 Catalogue Of 81 AA-
FOREIGN Varieties d Grapes.
N-B-Ese prices haVebsan gfes 15r r.
desire VIII please send her Lasts
priced az the lowest rates.
November 81 1851, Ln2o-ul
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-02-20
rio8 Is cents pr Box rive boxes for sl00-
JOHN MAUN,
J. 7. THURMAN
Dr.. BrownrilIe, N. I


Laree ked, Large Yellow, Apple and Peach, Red
Peer Aelirw Zig, Cherry, Testers Perfected, New
Nmte, french Tree Tomato, the new upright variety
Fackages Of seed Of on the above eleven varieties,
Eih be f-uarded postpaid on receipt Of one dollar.
nrencn Tree Iemato 20 cts. per package; New
White, 18ctss Testers Perfected 10 cls. Isr5e Rei
z2cts- per ounce. Breezy variety Of GardsS sssds
for safe. Catalogues gtatis. Packages warrintei
to reach Ell who purchase.
JANIS J.H. GREGORY.
January l602, &. Marblehcad Miss.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-02-20
~ OPoRTO "a


The Oporto is a very strong grower end b per-
fectly hardy, having fruitsd annually Tor more than
ten years. il is very produeaYe, cd ZINES pay
ing produced from five to over ten bushels saea
in q single season. Two vines tHo yeas paate4
in La Sale county, Illinois, were u%ni1Iufed ~ ne
cold, and fruited last season. The vine hnds . 80
dy sale from two to four dollars per gallon. hsaa
what the public say Of the Oporto.
at Is esteemed BY Physicians q good PoF- sins.
II Is somewhat astringeni, rich and Of fns bodys-
The vines are u~nfailing and good bearafsF-hsy
DR.. LOunsbury,
Il have six different kinds Of Grapes ana ts
Oporto is the best Of either Of then toe Wine "a.
better than any other grape that am a~csuaip'sa
with. "A. DeVerea1, ID the kurai.
@For several years We have made Vine IN w
OportO Grape, and End ready sale atone1 9l4
bottle, selling5 80 BOTTLES for single orders royN
ten Clark.
Strong vines sIto S.. For.vinss Or firaAEs
address =. WARE SYLVESTER Lyons
aR37v5-tf.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-02-20
FRANKLIN
Family sewing Machine.

Fesse machines make the eeIeb7atsd pROvrp
1Ae o4t4Ch Fhieh has taken tnahshegf p-s-I
um az the Illinois State Fair. ia eanfa,s.,
United states Fair Ia So. Leus. "a f ~ !, -
prlnc1pie state Fairs throughout the county.
SomPeLent Judges caves decision IN f,rer a, ~
All kinds Offamily and manufacturia Dnr1s[-,
me following Table viii show the diEeseuce IN a..
q Sewing Machines over theoId method 81 sHT5fa.t-
manu- ~ ne working Of these Machines hers Il =,
only a great savinE 81 labor rad time bsf.
greatly % the healthiuiness Il the empioynea .b-t -
sAlcn Is much stronger, more elastic, ndle.5 $685.
mp OF ravel than the stitch made win fhurtles -
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-02-20
Ayers Cathartic Pills,

FOR ~ CURE or
cosiirspess, Jatndics, Dyspepsia, Indigestion.
DysaaaN, Foul Sioaaa1, Eysiptlgs, Headacbss
Piles, Rheumatism, Eapti0as aid Skia Diseases,
Liner Complaint, Dropsy, Tsaer, TtBloTs and
Sal Rhelaa, Worms, Gout Nsgralgiq, as q
Dinner Pin and for Psuaegng TIE Blood.
They are sugar-coatsd, SO that the most sensi-
tive can take them pleasantly, and they are the
best apeleut IN the world Tor aA the purposes OF 3
family physic.
Price % cents per Fox; Five boxes for S1O0,
Greatnumbers Of lergymen, Physicians, States
men, and eminent personages, have lent their
names 10 certify the uparallc usefulness ofthese.
remedies, but our space here win not permit the
insertion Of them. The Agents below named fur
nish e~ralisour AMERICAN ALMANkcinw which they
are given with also full descriptions Of The above
complaints, and the treatment that should be fol-
lowed fr their cure.
Do not be put off by unprincipied dealers with
ether preparations they make more profit on-
Demand AYER's, and take no others. The sick
want the best aid therei is for them, and they should
have it.
All our remedies are for saleby
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-02-20
DIR. j. BOVEE DODs'
WINE BITTERS

1 ra conposed Of a pnre and unadulterated vine, COM
binad With Barberrv. Solomon's Seal, Comfreys Wild
Cberv Bark. spiknard Camomile Flowers, and Gentlan.
They are Manufactured by DR.. Dop himself, who Is an
exnerf enced and successful physician, and hence should
not be classed among the quack nostrums Whlch nood
the country, and against which the medical profession
SO Justly denounce.
these truly valuable Bitters have been so thoroughly
tested bv All classes Of community, for almost everyvri-
ety Of disease incident to human SYSTEM that they are
now deemed Indispensable as a
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-02-20

Nov "a 1861. Inio-5ml
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-02-20

Tha many 'ctrtifcates which have been rendered rs
and tbe letters which we daily receive, are conclusive
proof that among he women these Ritters have given
: sstisfscfion which no others have ever done before.
No woman in the land should be without them. and
those who once use them, will not fail to keep a full
cpun1v.w .M r... EH ...."H
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-02-20
Bloomington Nursery,


At the crossing 81. the Illinois Central, and 81. Louis,
Alton and Chicago Railroads. Established 1861. on
We open Prairie, and cQntains 80 acres. fruit, Cgna-
mental and Nursery Stock, a very large. general and.
liable assortment VERY CHEAP for CasA-
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-02-20
The Franklin Family
SEWING MACHINE.

-
Has one advantage which is worthy Of especial attention
in addition % the peculiar character 81 the stitch, ana
that is It's adaptation % either light or medium hnEy
work. The Machine which az enc moment is used "a
HI MOST DELICATE FABRIC, fn a few m-
ments after can be Dr0ughtt0 bear with TIE same acl-
ny on c0ttonedes and towels Of he cosrsest descFipssk.
Its a~dapt1tiOn for FAMILY WORK, is thus remaFka-
bic, and gives tia superiosityover every 0thu syi6 Be-
machine in the Market.
In order that these Machines may Be pi1osd b no
hands Of all classes. we have reduced We price 81 0ur
FRANKLIN AMI MACHINE 10 FORTY
DOLLARS. From the increase Of our business for mo
last year, and the entire satisfaction orr MlskiUes are
giving throughout the United States and European
Countries, we are led tobelieve that our Determination
to manufacture a PERFECT, SIMPLE RELfABE
AND CHEAP MACHINE has been fully Fpfecaiea
By the public. This policy VIII ROMAN unchanged, and
as heref0fOFs - MHlne viii be allowed 10 leaVgia8
office that We cannot fully warrant IN every r~espccis-
We SHAH Keep on hand at 81 times q generaiaslort-
ment Of Sewing Machine msteriala
Needles for all machines can Be ordered By Hal o.
Express. Price One Dollar per nzeE
Persons in the c0untry, by senlng us their Ndrlf8
enclosing letter stamp, can have hvVarte1h y retln
mail. one Of our circulars c~ontainius the dhefanl srgl8.
Of Machines. list Of prices andsamDle Of WoT1f
u. RICHARDS & CO.,
Principal AGENTS fsr The horth west.
Once and salesroom 1873 Lake street., Chicago, Ilinoia
i. RICHARDS Lat0 Of T. Cornell &.Coa o
@. 4. WISWALLs
JN0W. TAPPAN, formerly Ag't Tor he Grosek
Baker Sewing Machine.
January9thf 1852. In16-tfl
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-06-21
INSURANCE AEGtlEl5vsCYi Y.

HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE CO.,
cf H311 f5R9 qRo a Co. S HH S1 oHS $4
CuTdtol 81 ,O00 900. Nett Surplus, Sl6O, IA.
DOLICIES in either Of the aboyc-named COM
1 panies issued, and losses adjusted by the un
dersigned, agent at Alexandria, Va. For insur-
ance, apply at No. 16 King street. up-staarS, 81
to ANDREW JAMESON,
my 13-tf Agent.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-06-21

%-E-0~ -, ~ 90 3
/ PIANO WANTED. -Theu advertiser wish
= es to rent q PIANO Good care will be Ia
ken OF It. and a fair rent paid. ANY one having
good instrument fUr rent, will please apply aU
STONES Bookstore Je zl-4t$E
RI II >c1s.1,3EE'S $ ALE or VALUABLE Pro
1 IENII IL THE CITY OF ALEAA n
l>RIA. NINGINIA.-by Vi Tue OF q deed OF
tru$l, bearing date on the 2Gth day q October,
1853, ana BY consent Of parties, tAc undersigned,
substituted trustee viii, OF SATURDAY., TIE
ltt duv Of J;1c, 1862, at l.: o clock A.. Ill front
81 the Muy0rs Office IN Inc city OF AleXandria:
go: sell IT public auction. lc thrce-stOry BRICK
T.::I u ~ BILLING HOUSE, No. IS North Roy
I'll street. in the ely OF Alexandria. and the los Oh
which It stands, fronting on Royal street - feet
jnch and l23 feet 5 inches deep, lately occu-
pied b. James $. French. This IS one o. the
most complete and comfortable dwellings III the
city Of Alexandria situated IL 4 central location,
ucar to the Market and in Z pleasant nelGhb or-
hood.
TGnns:-Five per cent. Of the purchase mo-
new and the sum ~ G0 in cash, aDd the resld'l
In three enuol payments at three, SIX and twelve
months from the day Of sale, tfe deferred pay
Incnts 10 bear interest and to bo secured ~ the
notes q the purchaser an<! deed OF trl>ron the
premises. ALENAN DER HAY.
nv Its substituted trustee
Va The above sale is postponed until SAT-
UEDAY, the 2lst inst, AZ = q cIock
ia Its ALEXANDER Hay.
~ The above sale is postponed un:l SAT-
URDAI, J JULY 5th, 1852, at Il a. NJ, When 1t
!" ie 55I@2aW-dS ''''> HLEX'n Hay. Trustee.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-06-21

JOHN z CooKE
CHEAP FAMILY GROCER,
= As CONoI' 1TIJ.Y on hand large assert
I mcnt Of FAMILY GROCERIES, consist
ing Of BACON, Of ali kinds; FLOUR by the
barrel or smaller packages; BUCK WHEAT,
CTfRRANTS, RAISINS, PRUNES. FIGS,
SARUINilS: &c, &c, to which he invites the
attention Of customers. nly 3
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-06-21

<t.~Y OF Nav 0ar.3.2aA rs No N4w Eng
1an1 yilaa3 could BE @aE3r Or more quiet than
New Orleans. The streets are fill Of people,
;n.f:l2iae a plentiful sprink';ng Of la>Eies-pro-
l.Is91.l;:ng ana shopping. The stores on Cana?
anil other principal streets are mostly open,
9nl otw;thstanllng The r;gors Of the block.
ale. seem to exhibit toer@'lo assortments OF
Merchandise Of various sorts, though at prices
43}q')?4v high. Soldiers IN tie blue uniform
q the Tilted States, PASSING along the streets
n Squaos, in companies and sometimes IN regl-
,oor5s, remind You Of the military oocunatlon
.: the civ. About The ST. Charles" Gener-
II a.',r '1o2=1 :3>2~Tels, sontreS. pretty thick
" pasted. pa:a 70 AMI ft> with fixed |;ayonots
i CONNECTICUT regiment holds the Custom
z:on@q, a portion q mother is enoampeo in
JaIaroeto >a1aro III the Ijvoli Circle two OF
three batteries Of artillery are planted. f>21}
tie span1;d p;azza CT 5ho ST. Charles I1oScI
4na mi1;sayy band pi3y every, morning and
evening, National airs. They nave compaH2-
lively few listeners az the oi5izans gen4raIiy 10
not seem 70 care 10 Listen 70 . Yankee Doodle,
and ';ETa:l Columbia though i,.ag>per5ed as
thoT often are with :'D;xie. ~. =. UaltG.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-04-19
xxxvlI CONGREss.-FiRsT SESSION.
WASHINGTON, April

ASHIAGToN, Aprll Is.
SENArH-The bill to tsblsh land cfice in
Co.orsds was taken up pisstd.
Mr.. HALE, from special COMMITTEE, appointed in
Juy last to enquire into the question the savy
Yards Of Pensacola and Norfolk, and Of the arm
ory 1T Harper's Ferry made yoluminocs report
which was ordered printed.
Mr. Chandler presented memorials from citizens
Of Michigan, in favor Of the confsca.ion Of the
property Of rebels and the emancipation of sheir
slaves.
Mr. McDougal introduced a resolution calling on
the Secretary o. the Interior for statement Of
the anoun's paid legal services by the Govern
racnt in legal suits iu California, during the last
four years, and also during the same period in
Mexico. ard in what special service said sums
were paid. The resolution was adopted without
amendment.
The bill establishing an armed mail steamship
line from San Francisco to Shanghai, touching ut
the Sandwich Islands and japan, each vessel to
be commanded by Lieutenant Of the Navy, Was
taken up.
Mr.. Sumner briefly opposed the bill, as causing
expenditures not warranted during the present
war.
MIR Latham favored the bill as one of real ccno-
my. and con pared our Pacific squadron with that
Of Great Britain in the North Pacific, and argued
that this armed steamship line would increase our
n val strength in those waters. He urged its vast
Importance in a commercial view.
Pending vote on the bill, the hour for the
special order arivei, and Mr. Howard addressed
the Senate on the bill to confs.ate the property
and free the slaves Of rebels.
Mr. Eessenden opposed the bill
Pending . vote, the Senate adjourned till Mon
day.
housE.-The House passei bill! making ap-
propriations for certain civil expenditures inclad-
ing half million dollars for completing: the west
wing of the Treasury Department.
The House then considered several private
bills
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-04-19
From Missouri.
iCorrsspondeace OF the Missouri Democrat

FoRsrrH. Mo, April IL.
Judge Murphy and D. J JoEnson, Of Huntsville.
AFk., arrived At Gen. Curtis headquarters last
night, having Teen obliged to A from their hones
snce the battle Of Pea Ridge. by threats made
against them by band Of Texan rangers station
Ell At Ozark. Judge Murphy was the crly mem.
Der OF the Arkansas seeding convention whose
vote was cast against the secession Of the State.
at huntsville, Union nen are depressed with
gloom, not being aware Of the recent victories
mails having beens received since Prices Aight
from Springfield. /. was proclaimed by the reb-
els that Price had retaken Springfield and sur
rounded Curtis that Pike and his Indian. had
whipped Hunter; tina: the Federals were repulsed
with great loss a, Island No. 10 and werc falling
back along the ole line, and that JEFF. DAVIS
vas about TO head 400 600 troops to invade Mary
land and the Northern States. These assertions
were gensr lly believed. No one had the haidi-
hooi to dispute these falsehoods. The Judge
gives much information Of interest relating 10
Arkansas matters.
Gov. Rec;o. is bitter and wolf,h. Ilo called an
extra session Of the Legislature but i. Was three
weeks before quorum was present. Ia his mes
sage be recommended that an act be passed pun
ishins with heavy fine, any reroon wEo even
expressed doubt OF the success Of the confede-
rate arms, and that second offence b. declared
felony. Al act wat passed imposing 0 ex ct ! -
per bale on cotton; thus favoring tho production
or grain. to the discOuragement Of eaton raising.
Col Wright, OF the 9th Missouri cavalry. re-
turned to Cass Hin on tho evening Of the w,
having made a successful expedition with fg.s
companies of his command, through tie SOUL
west corr er Of tho State. All jayhawking bnds
in that locality, we're dispersed. Several ikir.
mishes took place, which resulted in the doth OF
several prominent rebels. l25 prisoner were
captured, all Of whom, except the leader ana -
others; were released on taking the oa.i OF ale
glance.
number Of horses, together With l22 hesd OF
cattle, 3,7 busnes Of wheat AMI $500 pnads OF
bacon we're captured.
All rebe! gang, not captured were tr'Sen by
Col. Wright down!.;o q point on the line Ct the
Ipdian Territory, 25 miles below Fsosh,.
H;frepor:ei that body Of rebels. COZ strong
are enesmped bstwen Cowskin and buffalo Greek
and Pike st .LeSheal Of 1900 ia5ians 10 miles
hnlow
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-04-19
From New Mexico.

correspondence OF the Missouri Republican,
ArAcHs GLEN, New Mexico, bet. SANTA FE q
FoKr Union. March 80.
Since wrote you, Col. S!ough's column, 800
strong, have advanced to Hagan's Ranch, Is mics
north Of Santa Fc, where taey encountered the
enemy, strength not known, and Immediately en-
gagged them. Maj. Crit,enden, 1st Colorado Vol
unteers, and two companies OF U. 5. infantry un-
der Capt Lewis, were sent across the Moir 10 fall
upon their rear. Col. Slough, according 70 pro-
gramme gsye way gradually. which lett the sup
plv train Of the rebels unsu, ported, which Ma
Crittenden AMI Capt. Lewis easily captured, to-
gether with about 50 loaded " gons, which were
burned, and 20 prisoners and one pound howitzer
taken from US ~ ort Craig, which was spiked by
our troops. Col. Siough's Command then fc!
back to a strong position. Our trophies are 100
prisoners, privates and officers SO loaded wagons,
burned piece Of artillery Of the enemy, spiked
from 100 to 80 killed and wounded, Major, 3
Captains, &C. Our loss j. about l5 or 20 killed,
including Lieut.. Baker. Colorado volunteers, and
30 or 4O wounded
It is supposed that Gen. Sibley will advance
upon Col. Siough's column with his entire force,
frem 1900 to 5000 strong. and that Col. Slough
will fall back upon the trenches at Depot Union.
At last accounts Col. Candy had not left Fort
Crais--wth Col Slough's command it is believed
he can hold Fort Union against any force the r-b-
els can bring against 1t.
The whole command engaged on our side be-
haved with signal gallantry AMI ooolness, both
volunteers and regulars.
PosrscR1rr, March 81.
Ninetynve prisoners with II Off :ers # the rebel
army, have just passed under escoit, and will ar
rive at Fort Union tonight Or early in the mora
ing. ..~rrs
to Benest Springs, A. miles from Fort Unicn, and
within supporting distance.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-04-19
News from Port Royal.

new foRK, April II.
The steamer Mcclellan arrived from Port ROYAL
on the l4.h. Tho frigate Vermont was being
towed in as the Mcclellan came out.
The following is an account Of the capture Of
Fort Pulaski:
On the morning Of the 10th Gen. Gilmore sent
to the fort demanding unconditional sure pder.
Col. Oinstead replied that he was there to de-
fend. not to surrender the fort.
Our batteries tt en- fred few rounds and shot
away their flag, but it was replsced, and firing
kept up till sunset. Gen Gilmore then placed &
battery at Boat Point, only 1000 yards from the
fort, to breach tho walls, and Commenced firing
at midnight for that purpose, with farrott and
James guns.
On the morning of the 11th two breaches wers
discovered on the southeast face of the fort whch
at noon assumed huge proportions, and about two
two o'clock the rebel rag was hauled down. the
white fsg displayed. and the fort surrendered,
Col, Olmstead stating that it wss impossible to
old out longer, our ride shots reaching the mag
azine, and mos. Of his guns being disabled. The
7th Connecticut Regiment took possession that
night
wounded. The rebel loss was three badly wound
ed and 1856 taken prisoners. 1
lOns hundred and Eve prisoners are on board the
sc, lellsu, in charge Of Gel. Morrill,, aid to Gen
nv the Mcclellan W Learn that Jacksousill.
ha1 Nm svaeuaesd, and o1r troops arrived q
Hiltea He'd - ~ Oos0epeaitaa % The 18th.