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FINANCIAL,

FINANCIAL.
The Tunes Washington dispatch says the
bankers of Boston New York and Philadelphia
arrived here this friday morning. The New
York bankers were before the Com. on Ways
and Means in the morning and presented new
scheme for managing the Gnancies OF the gov
ernment and country. They desire to have the
bureau located in New York, irstcad OF Wash
iugton, and to be managed by commissioners ap.
pointed by the President.
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COULD T GET THEIR PAY.

The prisoners released from Richmond sent
one Of their number from Baltimore thither to
draw their pay. He failed to getit. Yesterday
about $50 of them came here in body. Up to
Friday night they had not received cent but
are disguised and dispirlted, and are leaving
Washington, in most cases borrowing little
money from their Congressman.
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PROM WASHINGTON.

The Herah's Washington dispatch contains
the following:
Gen. Mcclellan did not go out to day on &C.
count Of the very damp weather lie trans
acted considerable business at his private resi-
dence however, and is as active in mind as ever
but is not yet sufficiently strong physically to
attempt to encounter the arduous duties he for
merly assumed. lie regrets the unkind and I'M
necessary clamor of the day for forward move.
ment, as contrary TO sound policy and good
sense and feels self confidence that in good
time not far of, the honest people will be
satisfied if the politicians are not
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Very Latest by Telegraph
4 O'CLOCK Pm.
YROM WARRINGTON.

New YORK. Jan. IL.
The Worlds Washington dispatch says there
is immense activity in every military depart
ment, and although movement on the Potomac
ID not expected Immediately, events may make a
march on Centrevillc military necessity.
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DRAINSVILLE,

Co. q and 5 Penn. Bucxtails. under command
of Capt. Mcdonald of Co. g. went to Drains
vile since the battle but are throwing up bat
teres three miles beyond. The Bucktails count
ed 176 graves on the Drainsvile battlefield.
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The Charleston Mercury of the Sd says the
enemy were repulsed by the bayonet and ran in
Bull RIM style, leaving their guns and knapsacks
on the field. The despatch does not state where
the fight took place.
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FIRE IN A TELEGRAPH OFFICE.

The American Telegraph Companys Office,
1875 Broadway, was considerably damaged by
fire and water on Friday, the fire originating in
heater. Itinjured the lower floor to the ex-
tent Of $4,000. The wires were not injured.
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Apprentice Wanted !

LAD some sixteen eighteen years Of age, of steady
II industrious habits and having good common school
education, is wanted Immediately apprentice at the
FREEMAN PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT,
. MONTPELIER, VT
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RAILROAD TRAVEL TO BE TAXED.

The 7r'dune's Washington dispatch says thu
Com. on Ways and Means have agreed to i'm
pose a tax upon railroad passengers of one
fourth f "a cent per mile.
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ER0M OLD POINT.

BALTIMORE, Jan. II.
The Old Point boat has arrived. The Cap
tain Of the Fr3uch steamer Calirst had gone to
Norfolk under flag OF truce with dispatches
for the French consai. Great preparations were
making at Norfolk in anticipation Of an attack
by Gen. Burnside.
FORTRESS MONROE, Jan. TO-
Tho S. K. Spaudins arrived from lIatteras
this morning. The enemy had not made hisap,
pearance since the 9Th Of December Fifteen
coutrabands arrived from Roanoke Island on the
l4th Of December in an open boat.
Five more arrived there the day before the
Spaldng sailed from Plymouth who stated
that they were fired at as they passed Roanoke
Island. They report much privution among
the people. An adult school for negroe' had
been established at llatteras by the soldiers.
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PORTLAND, Jan. IL.
The steamship Hiberna from Liverpool Jan
uary 2, will come hero first and land her mails
and passengers, and then 60 to st. Johns
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Found.

THE subscri Der found a CARPET in tho road near
L Alanson Nye's in Montpelier, on Monday evening,
Dec. 30. The Carpet had been used some. The owner
have the by calling Arthur Dsggett in Mont
pcler, or the subscriber at East Montpelier by paying
charges. JAS. A. COBURN.
Montpelier, January q. 1902.
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UNDERSTANDS AND DRAWERS 10 mixed, whi.eths:
u and all colors and SITES, at
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New YoRK. Jan. IL

New YoRK, Jan. II.
Capt. Allen of the schooner j. Probes reports
that the pirate Sumter was off Antigua Deem
Der 9Th.
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PORTLAND, Jan. II.
Mr.. Seward has telegraphed that British
troops may be landed here and conveyed to Can
ada or elsewhere.
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N Office.

WHEREAS, my wife, Ellen A. Titus, has left my bed
w and board, and does refuse to live with me, this 10
20 forbid all persons harboring her. for shall not pay
any debts Of her contracting after this date.
yershirc, Nov. I, 1851. OSCAR 8. TITUS.
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CROLs, CUR Fed.

HlaHGATE VT, Jan Q. 1860
My little boy had violent attack of Group last week
We cured him in thirty minutes BY free use OF Dr. N
&. Whites Elixir WN MARtlN, merchant,
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Ihave used DR.. Whites Pulmonary Elixir in my fam
liz for two years, and have found it The best medicine
have ever used for Coughs, Colds and Sore Throat
EDGAR MECH, Shelburne.
Ihave used it in my family and find it an excelea
remedy for Coughs and Colda.
LUCIUS HOLDROOK, Burlington.
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COUGHS AND COLDS CURED

This certifes that N. q. Whites Pulmonary Elixir
has been used in my family in of colds q.
tended with throat, and has been found reliable
medicine in these
REV. j. W. WOODWARD, Weston d, VT.
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ASTHMA CURED.
GARDIN ER'S
Rheumatic and Neuralgia
COMPOUND.

4 certain and permanent cure for Rheumatism Neur?i-
Il gia and Salt kheum 1t Is an internal remedy, dllv-
ing out and cn ely Graduating the disease acquiring
no change IN diet or business, and may be taken by
children peous OF TIE most delicate constitutions
rf.ctS n1ct
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New York Market.

New YoRE, January %
Market quiet and unchanged. S545M5.55 Sn-
per state SIS. 5.l5U5SU Extra State; S54505 50
Western; $5. 1905 81 C, mmcn to medium extra
Western <5.s5@6 Shipping brands and Extra K.
II. o.
CANADIAN fLorR-Very quiet. S550a5 81
Suser $5.75a6 IS Common to Choice Extra.
RYE FLOUR -Steady, 81. .5oGli25.
WHEAr.-Market dull and dropping. Recepts
1887 b1. Sales 100 tu. Milwaukee Cluo
Sl.s3.
KYE.-Firm at SlMe3c.
BARLaY Very firm, 734s4c.
CoKS.-Afarket duh and nominal. 64@s6Hc
mixed Western.
OArs.-Quiet.
PoRk.-steaiy. s1.75@l2so mess; ss@s.so
prime.
BERP.-Steady.
Cur MEArs-Unchangcd.
LARD.-Fair demand. Sales $50 bbls at 7L@
sAc.
BUTrER.-Selling at 1l@15 for Ohio l6l02Cc
State.
CHeEsE-Steady at 5]l@TL.
WaisxY.-Maiket nominal at 27@271.
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ARRIVAL ana Departure Of the Ma.l>.
rosrorficE Ar DAyEkPonT, IOWA.

EASTERN MAIL--Via & & r R-Closes at
O'Clock A Y Closes at ~ o'clock r NJ arrives
AT 10 o'clock VI arrives 1T 81 o'clock 7 NJ
Sundays excepted.
WESTERN MAu.-via NJ AM 4 R-Closes st sI4
o'clock NJ arrives at o'clock p II, Sundays
excepted -e.s
NORTHERN M.Is-via Lyons 4 Camsnche--
Closes at o'clock T NJ arrivesats O'Clock PM.
NoRTnEnN IAIL-Nia Dewitt Il MaquokGta--
Closes Sunday. 4 DAY and Thursday At O'clock
NJ arrives Tuesia., Thursday End Saturday at
q O'clock L NJ.
RourE No. Ita77-Via Blue Grass, etc Clo .as
Monday, Wednesday and Friday AZ so'cook " !;
arrives Tuesday, Ihrrsisy and Satur tay at .
o'clock pm.
ROUTE No l09is Via Tipton-Closes Tuesday
and Friday AT u 4u'cloes N ; arrives Tuesday and
Friday at ~ o'clock VI.
Sorr rnERv M,IL-Via Burlington h keokuk
Closes Sunday, Tuesday a;d Friday al . o'c!och +
NJ arrives Monday, " edncsday and Friday at !
O'Clock "
kotTx No 1927 Via buffalo Closes friday
at o'clock A N arrives Saturday ats o'clock
PM.
KcurE No. 1850 Via An1au Walnut
Fork : Closes Thursday AZ II N arrives Thurs
day al l2 O'Clock NJ.
ocle ok = " Off :e ofen SUNDAY from io
II o'cocy A NJ
t4s- a. tre principal mails are carried by Rail
r. I'd, all the time d stated in the above LIT, e.
will be Raj, toAD TIME. the clock in the SII.r-
intendant's Office N Depot being the stand
ard. GiiAS. IL. FL 'kibGE. +. 4.
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From Cairo.

CAIRO Jan. : }.
Gen. McClernand's brigade returned from the
Kentucky expedition L lay, anl vent into their
old quarters here.
The 2nth Illinois Regiment, COL Z. 4. Marsh,
which has been encampei at the mouth Of May
fed Creek since the expedt ton started, Will be
up To- night or in the morning
O'Aeil's Mills on Mayfe!d Creek, where part Of
tic expedition ercaiApej twn nights, were burned
- he ground by Netherlands orders
After returning from the expedition C.snoral
Grant learnel thai o'Neils pretended Icy
s'tv was 4 fiction invented for the occasion;
tina, BIZ saw mill had been used in he manufac-
tuie u lumber for Columbus Notifications, and
kls -four mills III making hl4r for the rebel
troops He accorlirgly sent Al o.der TO disable
the mills, and Gen. McUlerLand did e:Iectna.
ly.
The 52l Illino.. Regiment arrived here day
rom - joseph, No. wh.eh Place they left OF
Thursday last.
Reports sent from h:re today that Gen. Hal
leel.'s private baggage Or camp wagon lad arrived
here are wholly unfonnled.
The repe-t Of taking tort Holt is untrue.
Tie canLcnal4ng heard at the depot on Friday
last was caused hy gun boats shoiiing the woods
where masked battery was supposed I, be, but
Has not.
The 81 expedition witch went from Cape Grar-
deau to iiooniiel last week has returned, bring
ing prisoners one Lieutenont, ur Captains ani
forty piiyates, ca pturei during the trip.
highly respectable aad ntclihent gentleman
rear:ei here from New OAeans last night. He
states that when he lef there the citizens we're
daily expecting that Foit White, com inaniing thr
ent aTce t. Lake Pottche'la woall he ea.iy
capirred by the Federal icrees T Gun $ Siip Island.
In New . leans there not . 9O0 volun-
teers with asias, and lot cxeeeling 600 coald he
r4isel even Il there were arms, in af enc.-
gsncy. here arc hst cries in I, liver hoye r
peiow 10 city ana ,hc only def.r Sc
against al attack rom tie Cali, are the two forts
on opposite sdes II the river tow ris the mouth !.
Tie city, he thinks, could be very easily taken by
a .inal! force, when once past the fo-'e and gun
boats like Iho.e there He lelitycs thry uld be
passed.
One Of the French war steamer Of the Mexican
expedition, was run into by an American vessel On
the 9th or ltli list, and severely damagel the
vessel which lail up At ship Island for rcIairs.
The Ohio has risen two feet since yesterday.
This morning a number Of Fremonts pontoons
us-' in bridging the iver AT Pa1ucah passe l
dJwuward, CT lher wayio Secossia.
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From Yesterdays Mail Edition.
LIST OF GEyE L.aN.l,sAT-sEE
Col. Merritt, Of Iowa, enc OF Them
GOV CURTIN ASKS FOR PEUMIs.
SION TOSEND MORE TROOPS.
S,c'y SfHMfOn says fhs Rsbsls
must Hight or Rsn.
AFORWARD MOVEMENT PROBABLE
From WASHINGTON.

WA,HINGroN. Jan. I9
The following is Gen. Lanes ul staff, all ap-
po nted on the staff BY Gen. Nee elan, and d
tailed TO Maj. Gen. Hunter, to be detailed by him
70 Gen. Lane. This formality is necessary In the
case Of Brigadier with Major Generat's com
mand Col. Wm. II. Merrlt.. Iowa. who com
IN andcd the Iowa lst, at Sprng field Lieut. Col
Judson htllpa,ick, Of New York, row of the
Horse Cavalry; Maj. John Ri,ch'e, of Kansas :
L. Van Antwarp. .f Iowa; +. j. Weed, of Kan.
'as; Champion Vaughn, of kansas; j. r Nc
Clure, Of Kansas W.. Riley, Of Illinois; ".
Phillips, Kansas eorresi ondent of the New o
Times.
Gen. Lane left this afiernG on for Chicago.
G9v Cur'en has asked pefmi sion from the War
Department 70 send eight iull regiments Of in'au-
try AMI one 0. cavalry from Pennsylvania to the
at. These are additional TO The State quota
Most oil the arms purchased by Col. Schuyler
IN tprJpe, have been delivered.
Secretary Stanton will be sworn in to- Eorrow
HIS first act will be to order the removal Of the
bars which nave b.ockad,d access to the War De-
parment and the adJa'ant General.
Yesterday Camef.n gave $ anton a brea akfa.t "A I
which Senators Wade, Chandler, and others
o. thattyps were present.
Se,retaiy Stanton sail Yesterday the army mus /
burn powder in the lace o! the enemy. - can't
MAKE them fight, bu: they must either fight or
rur.'
The Adjutant Genaral has directed all officers on
this side Of the Potomac to pay their respects 10
the Secretary Of War ON to morrow.
Tom Corwin writes his intention 10 come home
He says the Nexicans making great prepa ra
tIoL3 10 resist the allied invaders
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NIP THE EVIL IN THE BUD.

Is REGULARLY EDUCATED AND LEGITi-
i mate, y qualified, Ard bus .zperiercsd in nj
forms Of diseases knowledge qute Indispensable is
in the proper trea ulent Of the vfHereal di.eases
in all its varied and complicated forms, and has
for years made the treatment Of Jrivatc diseases
his business and study. Experience, the best
of tea hers. has led him TO perfect remedies
at once efficient, safe, permanent ard in most
cases can be used without hndiance to business
Particular attention given TO old standing cases
such as were formerly considered iDcursb.e-
Syphilis iu all forms, Gonorrhma, elect, Structures
OTchites, Diabetes, Bladder and Urinary Diseases.
Also the effects Of solitary habits, both ruinous to
body and mind, and which produce some Of the
following effects Blotches, bodily " akness
constipation, aversion itr and unea siness in female
society, unmanliness, dread of future events, fin
ally complete prostraton Of the vital power, loss
Of memory, ringing in the ears-can be fully re
stored 20 health.
All letters, with stamp snswered.
DR.. w. manufactures all his medicine from the
purest drugs; free from all smell or taste. Please
call friendly talk and his opinion will cost you
nothing. His treatment is the result Of l.ng ex-
persnce and is commanding the confidence Of the
entire West. So charge will be made unless cure
s permanently effected. DR.. w. treats self abuse
with the most happy result.
Post Odice boz, 1924. Once and Consulta lion
Rooms los South Clark street, Chicago, III.
ian3-d&w1y
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NIGHT DISPATCHES.
From Louisville.

LOUISVILLE, Jan. 90.
The recent fight took place on sunday instead
Of saturtay mo. ming.
rebels TO their entertainments, sixteen lies from
his o,n camp, and when about to attack this
morning, he found their entertainments deserted,
the rebels having lett all their cannon Quarter
mas 'er's stores. tents, horses and wagons The
rebels in dispensing had crossed the Cumberland
river in one steamboat and one line barge, at
White Oak Creek, opposite their encampmen at
Mill Springs.
Two hundred and seventy FIVE rebels were killed
and wounded, including Zollicoffer and Priton,
who were killed, were fouud on the field.
The 10th I.diana lost IS killed and wounded.
Nothing further Of the Federal loss has vet
reached here.
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THE MARKETS.
DAILY REPORT.

OFFICE OF THE DEMOCRAT AND NEwsl
Monday Eve, Jan. 20, ls62.
There is little doing to-day as Is usually TIE
case on Monday. Wheat is firm.
FLOUR $3.50 wholesale; $3.50 retail. Ship
ments 500 brls
WuEAr--Active at 57@59c Receipts 2,4sO
bu. Shipments 3 l20 bu.
BARLEY.-Quiet at l5G45c. Receipts 1il0 bu.
Shipments SEQ bu.
CoRS-..'ominal at 1o@llc. Receipts $50 bu.
OATs-12Ml3c.
HoGs.-Activc at $2@23O. Receipts 81 head.
Shipments 80 head.
HAYS 51@5 for Prairie, and $500 for Tin.
othy
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Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, Jan. 20
FLoUR.-Market dull. Sales at $3.50(13.7e
delivered.
WHEAT.-Market L@Hc higher. Sales at 67,G
73c.
COaN.-221%c in store.
OArs.-Strady, &c in store.
RYE-Quiet and steady. Sales at 3 ic in store,
Al d 83Lc on track.
BARLEY.-Market quiet. &c on track, and 80
cents delivered.
DRESSED HoGs.-Market quiet and Sc y cwt.
lower. Sales at $2.t"6L275.
LIVE HoGs.-2A@5c lower. Quoted at s2.l5
@2.35.
BEEF CAT1LE.-Decning. Sales at s212.35
az .6o common.
hlDas Steady. Green Country 4L@5
Green salted 5@514c; Dry Flint ll@l215c.
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New YOra Stock Market.

NEW YORK, Jan. 20.
Stocks opened dull and Low er. but better since
tho Board
Morey plenty, 5@6 per cent.
Gold ranges'rom l."2L@l.02N.
Sterling Exchange dull
G.: l.. s4h C.B. 90. s1h c. / T.,
Erie, 354 p. NJ 9sss IN. Y. C., l3L Harlan
pfd, 3IA Erie pid. 5. "a; Panama, liz; &. G.
h G., 10; 8. s's, ,S1-registered,s so-do. cou..
pons. slh Mo. Sc, 42%; Tenn A. Cal. ~
7eA; B Z W., syX N. Y. c. G's, 95A MINI. 8
par cent. Bonds, u Hsslsa first, l.Oo-lo. second
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From California.

SAN iRAECGsCn, Jan. Il.
he Ieeisla ;nre hns ad iournei to the olst inst,
t. Allow ne water to subsiGe iren "a amento
Inc whole city has been nacr water from two 10
c!rgen feet deep. The people have been driven
10 thc second stories Il their b, ures and as
ass 20 bUji fires 10 COX their food. Co lked
,r3,i,ons in large qnantities have been sent r,ln
:. fT.tcisco Y two steam err. ! lie water has
inatera ly snbsifed since. but tae wea'he- IS s:i
,.nEavgrah ~ if.e whole valley. Ihc other por
toLs Of the ata;o have suffered e,erely from The
uq} }rccadentei nnu d4tisn and many IL Hons Of
property have teen destroyed.
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ORDER.

STATE OF Iowa. ADJ'T GKxEaALs Oryros, !
Desmoines. Jan. Ist. 1862.
Until further orders I'll comm nunications for the
Adjutsnt General Of this State viii b directed to
him st DESMOlNES. sl-
N.D. BAKER,
jsnll-dssl 9 : a4lsssl . Adjs11e Nssoal.
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DISTRICT COURT.
sffLiAL TEAM.

non JOHNF DILLON, judge.
lea u. CLIFFORD. Clerk
MONDAY, Jan. 81.
Bat iittl. Of intere., trans pired at tie Cont
House to-day. Ihe forenoon and aboat ha3
OF the after noon vas devoted 10 arguing de-
u.ure-s, taking defuulis, etc. The jury easa o.
Whi-ler Arp cane W il the latter part Of
the afternoon
pnIcs or GAs.-We stated some DAYS
ago, on The authority OF the .buqae Hraa.
that the Dubuque G.s Company contem ,lated
a reduction OF the price of gas fro Il 81 30 TO
- 3 per thoqsaui fe-: Since that time We
have seen letter written by one OF The oil
cers Of the comi any. denying that such
change ever contemplated The conceln
il making nothing above ~ 9euee- at a 30 per
thousand feat, and tAan reiucs the
price it w.ull discontinue operation so
much for ttat.
Coal 1t Is sa d that coal is being
deli cred in Rock Island q. nine cents per
bushel from the yards Here our dealers
charge eleven cents. Il does no. cost two cents
per bu-he TO tring it from that place here
Why il it It'd. oar dealers nuke the difference
DavESPuLT Jan. 19'h. le6l
Ep,ToRa DFuocEsr A*p NEws.-C Can YOU in
form wEeti er there la. been ary effort
made to receive another course Of lecture.
from DR. Jewett. 81 answering ne through
ytur co!.mns or bJ note you will favor
SUBscaIBER
We de no know whether there waa OF rot
-ED DEN
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The Rebels again Routed.

LOUlsvILLE, Jan. %,
Gen. Thomas telegraphs to headquarters that
on Friday night, Zollicofier came up to his en-
campment, and attacked him 1t six o'clock On
Saturday morning. near Webb's Cross Roads, in
the vicinity of Somerset. At half past 3 o'clock,
Saturday P. NJ, Zollicoffer and Galley Peyion had
been killed, AMI the Rebels in iul retreat 70
their entertainments at Mill springs, with the
Feleras in hot pursuit.
No further particulars are given respecting th e
loss on either side.
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st. LOUIS Items.

ST. LorIs, Jan. co.
John i. Henderson, q Douglas Dem nocrat and
mem Der Of the State Convt ntion, an unoom prom
is.ng Union man anl Brigadier Genera, has been
appointed by Lieut. Gov. Hall to ell Trusten Polk 5
seat in the Senate.
A passage has been made through the ice oppo-
site the city.
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or DEss.

STATE or Iowa, ADJuTANT GESERALs OFFICE.
Desmoines. Jan IL, -62.
There is now an.orportunity % raise two Con-
panics fer the 18th X, gimea. Iowa Volunteer IL
fantry.
PEI. .ons sirny r cru;tins Commissions fer
that parlose, sill make mmediat" a. rieation to
me at Dtsmoines, Iresentin, such menda-
tions as they may deem proper.
\. y. BAkER,
aii-dsw3w Adi't Gen'l.
18c2. l0O2.
JENPOHT EOGh Island GALENi
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Flocd at Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI, Jan. 90.
Heavy rains have prevailed here since Saturday
night The river here is Fifty one feet. and rising
water on the fist door Of the buildings ftoDting
the river. All the tributaries shove are pouring
cot ot bod hGiehts.
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2e J.. q ST T. Il

FOR TIE WEEK ENDING JAN. 10. 1861,
N We'eo'otogtcdt uJserrat.ons, underthe direction
Of the .SHithsonidn Institmticn made at Gri.uold
C"U,ge, by WM r. DrNwooDY. Lntitude a 81:
A,rh L,ngited. 1899 H'esi; Netyttabore tho
sta 131 ftd
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-01-21
CLARK Il ROYT

7NEALERS IN CARRIAGES, BUGGlES,
- Pianos and Harm mic Melodeons ffsm tho
nest Eastsn n snusactodes, OF the most approved
patterns, aa1 at pg..es that day e0petitions No.
~ Dsady stsssS, Davenport, lowe ~
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-01-21
INsegrusace Agency.

TI>HE INSURANCE BUSINESS HI RETO-
II fore conducted In this city by FIELD b AAUfF-
MANN will hereafter be conducted at the same Of
fee. in LeCIaire Block, U.eClsire Hall entrance,
by ME<SRS. FIELD l. BLACKBURN.
Insurance in the most reliable Companies can b
effected ON the most reasonable terms. Liberal
share Of patronage solicited. ~,
FTRLO / RLACKBURN q
Dayeapoet, Jansasy =, lsS2.-du
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-01-21
Di..uIuaiOn Of Partuer>hiD.

gNHE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EX-
l isiing between FiElpA kArFFNaNS, Iu-nr-
an.e Agents, is this day dissolved b. mutual c9a-
sent. HERMAN FIELD,
CIR. KAUFFMASN
Jalrary !st. 1852: JAMS