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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-07-28

During the patriotic speech Of Henry o.
Conner. Eeq., q tha vsr meeting on Thsrsdsy
evening lase. be wss several times intsrrogstsd
BY remarks from sn old Irishman aaosd No
Guirs. We presume he wss drunk. If not. Jo.
Aotis. Street Commissioner. owes Il to lsysl
community TO discharge him from the posi,ion
hs has assigned him on the strssts.-Gasstte.
We w.rs present and heard the disturbance
There vas no malice wnatevsr 10 Mr.. Ma.
guire's action or worjs. We should cay the,
be was little fasticated-though in no,
half 90 disgraeeful : plight - We have seen
Harry many time. Mcguire and Harry are
old friends, and Mac came to hear him on the
grounds Of friendship. He has helped him
10 ont Of the mud many time in this city.
There is no uss Of talking, Deighbor. Bessuse
the one happened to be what hs should BE-
and The other didn't, is nothing to make any
,rsmarks over. It 10 % well to let it alone.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-07-28
From Memphis.

NEMrHIs, July %, VIA CAmo, Is.
Two hundred and forty prisoners took the oath
Of allegiancs yesterday, and 1aO, mostly youths,
received permits to depart South.
All who do not take the oath or leave the city
to day, will be cons dered ss spies. ~
The news from vicksburg is unimportant.
i The bombardment has been renewed from the
upper feet. The rebels reply OCCASIONALLY.
| The Arkansas is repairing damages under the
guns Of the upper battery.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-07-28

Qua BoYs At CoRIxTH.-A young
gentleman connected With the satler business
at Corinth. who arrived here on Saturday, -.
porte the troops down there in good eondition.
and the sick gaiaisg rapidly. They don't
have mach 70 do. aad consequently are ma
taring their muscle for some hard battlss
when The tios esoea
Oar ltisad The Pestaastes. q hat plaaa
will please excuse 10 for not publ,shiog th.
rare esseSl vs.lsttsr be 20 thoughtfeiiy for
warded. Our ySsse tslks ere prstsy viii u
IN that huslsso Vithsst 4asy lssssns & "a
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-07-28
st. Louis Market ts.

ST. LOUIS, July 70.
FLoCR.-Dull at $49O@2 35.
WHRAr.- Market heavy, 74GS6e.
CORN. In fair dcmand at Slc.
FAKLEY.-s2ls@55.
OATs-3,L@35c
RYE-Flrm at 33c,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-07-28
Chicago n arket.

- Chicago Market. 1@+
CHICAGO, July "a.
FLouR.-$4001450
WHEAT. -. sales at 9l@93Hc.
COKN.-280 3lo.
OARS 1870 in store.
Rye Is IN store.
BCTTBR- 609c.
koGs-5@ 51<-paoker's count. i
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-07-28

'sTHE OLD HARrFoRo"-W. F. Ross.
AsENr. Met. oPoLIrAN BuiDlNG.-Ths Hartford
Fire Insurance Company (chart. red A D
l6l0) has j"st made its one hundred end
fourth semi-aunual statement. choosing assets
Of $962l58 IS. With less than $4,000 liabilities.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-07-28

WAR NETTING IN LIE CLAIRE.-We
understand they had . roosing war meeting
in Le Claire Friday evening. Spssehss we're
made BY several promissnt eitissns ssd much
enthusiasm svioeed on al sides. Things are
WORKING
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-07-28
A Reward tor q Deserter.
HEADQUARTERS Army or VIR0INlA.l
MaL: n

ksAOVO ANIHn5 dKNY UF ' IKUINIzI :
Washington, July 26.
Capt. Saml L. Harrison, Of the 95th regiment
New Ork volunteers, IL reported BY his Com.
manding General IS having deserted bis company
on the 2lst Of this month and gone to New York
A reward Of fve cents is hereby offered for bis
apprehennoa. By order Of Maj. Gen. Pope.
GEO. D. RUG0LHs, Chief Of STAFF.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-07-28
From Phsladelphia.

PHILADeLPRIA July 20.
The steamer Spaulding has arrived from Fort
Monroe with 24O wounded fr~m Richmond. The
prisoners, while 10 Richmond were we'll treated
hy the officers and men Of the rebel army. The
troops from Assiss p and Georgia were especial-
j. kind in their treatment Of the prisoners.
| United States treasury notes we're eagerly TAX
On By the rebels. Baltimore notes were also taken
By them, but were looked on with distrust
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-07-28

The Mutual Benefit Life Insurance
Company 10 one Of the oldtst and best life
Companies in this country. The same cash
Investment will procure . policy for twice
me amount given hy many other o companies.
Robert Siu pson, agent
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-07-28
THE MARKETS,
Davenport 0asket..-.OaiDy Report.
OFFICE OF THE. DEN. 6 NRws,l
Satundnv kva Julv 90

SatNrdNv kve, July ". J
The frst new spring wheat appeared in tho mar.
ct to day, and was bought by George Hammond at
So cents.
FLOUR We quote at $4.4O@4.s0.
WHEAT ~ No. l 6S@8Oc.
BARLBY.-Nomisal 1T 40 cents.
CoRx-12@i3c.
OArs--1s@2Oc.
WooL-25@40c.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-07-28
Tar NowrL's CAss.-Ws lesra from

Tar NowEL's CAsR.-We lesrn from
Geo. H. Parker. Eq ataornsy In the Newsls
eaes. who hss just returned from Bremen Co.
that the trial did not eo4s Of - wee expect
cd, but that chsogs Of vsnus has been taken
to winnsshlsk eonnty. where Il 10 thooght .
more impartial hsarir Z can be had. 1t 10 also
stated that one Of the alleged aeeomplicss
wLo was arrested after Novels vas taken. has
agreed 10 turn Stats's evidence in the matter.
What the result viii BE- yet remains 70 BE-
seen. ,t et
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-07-28
TO MY FRIENDS AND TaE Pun.
Lie,

10 Mx FNIENDS AND TXxE PUB.
Lie.
Having unfortunately become disabled by the
fracture Of my right limb, it is impossible for me
to carry on the business of my Office. l have
therefore engaged the services Of pr. A. j. Harrs,
to atteod to the business Of the Office until suf-
ciently recover from my illness. Mr.. II. has been
we'll and long known by many of the sitisens Of
lis place as a practioneer Of Dentistry in Rock
Island. therefore recommend him to the public
with tho assurance that all who employ him will
be we'll satisfied with all operations pertaining to
his profession. RI MYERS.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-07-28
n A r kIED ID.

:, At New Burgh, New York, July 22d by Rev. Dr.
M0CARRsLL, assisted BY Rcv. Dr. VAnDIevAsR,
REV. c. g. vANDEKVEER. of Davenport, Iowa,
to SARAH McCARKkIL. daughter Of the of6ci-
sting CLERGYMAN
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-07-28
R0AfA WhAklA

EN0R \ SINGLE GENTLEMAN IN a pRr.
= vats faoily, within three SQUARES Of ths Pos.
Vmee. A1dFsss Deueerat News once.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-07-28

6911A lHauaAncs ComPA1Y .-Caseo insu,anA
g Lskss soA Rivers 0syt q ~ tia<s b o.
sssnsdIae ee seeocy Of the Asos Insurecaa
CoDgAns: Tariff Of ratss. = sseablishsd 81
he beero q sLske Undaevrstsrss nay he 80
- eaah1g g 4AR aeaulaAs. A. :
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-07-28

Hon. Rcd Wflliens disa d his ssaideaee II
A1Gasts, NaiaA ts-dav, aGst1 1SJsnD. "
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-07-28
Seated PrOMOS0ls

Sealed Proposals
WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE OFFICE
w Of tho Township Clerk until Saturday.
Aug. 9Th, for the erection Of . pile bridge on
Third street, near Mr.. McManus' specifications
may bs seen at the Store Of Jas Dooley, corner Of
Brady and Fifth streets.
J. J. SMART, Tp. Clerk.
Davenport, July 10, 1869. jy2l dew
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-07-28
keaDe

T0 lo4, WEST SIDE OF BRADY. BerwEr.
I 4th and 9th streets, whore I will Sc Flea a. az.
Ill Of my friends, and cut, make. repair sod reno.
vste ali sorts Of garments short notice, ana all
goods brought to me to be manufactured into gar
ments BY me shall be cut to fit according to the
mirror Of fashions,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-07-28
NUMBER 24I.


CLARK 9DN6IN1AE
Fall Term Opens Auguss s5th.
IT IS ONE or THE MOST SUCCESSFUL
l schools in tho West, and fully sntisled 70 the
large patronage it has received. Il has large
and able corps Of teachers, an located in oss Of
sne heaithiest and most pleasant towns In Illinois
me standard OF scholarship 10 high, and tho
building the finest cf the kind in The State. The
remaie Department offers special inducements.
Expenses vary from 1920 to $2C0 per year, accord
pioelal discounts to clergymen.
N. Aurora. Illinois. ;I.I7ya..
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-07-28
OR THE MONEY REFUNDED.

in full for the goods. Full value will be paid for
I'll articles spoiled by me.
"A. LIN0ER,
JlySod3s Davenport, Iowa.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-07-28
From Baltimore.

BALT1noa1. July 2S.
All the secession nembsgs og The seeend besasA
y tAs sity council have resigned, in eenpliasce
with an iotimstion from Gen. Wool, that theii
sssiEnations will tend 70 the prsssrvatlon tPsass
special election will likely take place to
al The vaesneies With loyal mea. N
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-07-28
THE CITY.

SusPEsDED.-The Street Committee
have directed that the work on The streets Of
our city Be suspended until after harvest.
FARM7Rs from Winfield township
tell us that the average crop Of wheat in that
region will fall far short Of ten bushels to the
ACRE. There are quite number Of pieces that
will not be cut q eli.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-07-28

LoNAs' Celebrased Bottled Burton
Ale aod.Portsr BraDds. Vaults. corner of sd
ssa Brady streets. A priu> artlsle o. Ale
ana Porter s1prsoly hseveA ~ nuraiss i.
daee aod tnvak6a - ~ lss a7 - =
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-07-28

Vhx Continental, Security, Lorillard
and Metropolitan Fire In.urance Companies, Of
New Yors and the, New Englaad and Marine,
q Hartford. srs reliable. prompt paying stock
Cempanise. hilbert 6iopssn, agsst, seatA-
sast corner Sseoo6 and Brady strssts. % 3
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-07-28
New York Stock Market.

Davenport Lumber market.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-07-28

9HIlEY'S
ALWAYS RELIABLE.
Cash Price. $500 per Barrel.
Orders through the Pest once will meet with
pt attentioD: apr5-1y
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-07-28
J. F. HENRY, Ess.,

Tho Pe,petaity Of tho Uaisn. !"
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-07-28

TO LET.
nWELLING HOU SES ON The BLUFF.
- from IS to $l2 PER month, Two stores
and rooms in Wald's late Wuppermsn's,) and
Halls Blocks. Apply to
JOHN L. COFFIN.
jne27-te
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-04-26
Prom TIM Memphis AyalgneA
GEN. PRICE AND STAFF,

Gen Price has at Length received
sD appointment AZ Major General in
The Confederate army, and We think
| Will aoon recover from his late
wound, and be at the head Of q wei!
organized army, capable Of creating
sn important diver n, which will
rel!sve our land, and thwart c.fcetu
ally, the p'ans Of the enemy in thiA
direction. He has selected for his
stsF .s general Aids. EX Gov. Trus-
ten PolR, OF Missouri, Col. Broad
well, Of New Orleans; as Adjutant
General, Major Thomas i. Snced, OF
st. Louis Major Harding is his
Quartsrmaster. Major Reed his Com
missary, Capt. Price, his Ordinance
ofiicer-with the privilege yet to ap,
point two Lieutenants,
Gov. Polk has been a prominent
lawyer in ST. Louis for many years,
and will! be recognized rs one of the
strongest advocates Of Southern
rights in the United States Senate.
Col. Broadwell is a wealthy Nor
chant from New Orleans, but for
some time has been engaged in pIa-
cling into effect an act OF Congress
appropriating one million Of dollars
for the benefitIof the Missouri troops
Major Sneed ;s 80 well and SO favor
ably known that reference to his
manifold merits and great versatili-
ty Of talent appears almost super
fuous, Major Harding is consider
ed admirably suited to the Quarter
masters department, and Major
Reed attaches to the Com misarat tho
experience Of ths entire campaign.
Capt Price is relative Of the gal
liant old veteran, and doubtless as ,
we'll adapted to the Ordinance du-
ties as the chiettain himself in whom
every one feels the most unbounded
confidence.
Hoping the above will prove a
greeable information to you, ! do
myself the pleasure OF sending it to
you. ,...
Subscribe myself, very respect,
fully, "VALLEY TAN"
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-04-26

THE VIRGINIA AFTER HER RE-
CENT BATTLE From an interesting
letter from Lieut.. a. u. Butts, OF
the Macon volunteers, dated Nor
folk the 10th inst, the Macon Tele-
graph copies the following:
have been to see the Virginia
since the engagement, She must
have received the fire Of over one
hundred guns during the two days
fight, and some Of them Of the lar
gest kind. | saw the marks Of ri
fled shot and solid, weighing l65
pounds, fired at very short distance
while the ship was aground. They
produced only an indentation upon
the iron plating, some OF them
struck with such force AS to weld
the plates of iron together, produ'
cling, no doubt, the heat OF Light
ming. The plates were broken in
several places, but lot broke thro'
They are now taking oil the broken
plates and putting on new ones,
which is easily done by taking oA
the mats upon the inside, and back :
ing out the bolts. Her prov (Which
is made of cast ir0n) Was broken IN
running into the Cumberland that
has been removed. and 4 better ono
is to be put on in is place. She
Viii soon be in order again. One 0.
the officers told me that she could
easily pass the Fortres Monroe guns
II necessary, withou; receiving say
injury.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-04-26

THE VAN HoUToN GUN.--This
breech loading cannon was tested by
the Ordinance Department at Caus-
tom 8 Bluff Wclearn the trial prov
ed o perfect success. Several shots
were fired at various degrees of elc,
walton, and were thrown to an as
tonishing distance with perfect pre-
oision. AS stated to us, there is no
gun yet invented that can excel the
range of this Georgia gun. 1t was
manufactured in Rome, Ga, about
year ago, and was the first patent
granted by the Confederacy. Had
it been tes.ei soon after it was cast
there is no doubt we would have had
many batteries Of this really valua.
Bile gun ere this.
We prefer that the Yankees will
find out to their amazement the
range, and therefore omit details in
that particular,
Mr.. Van Houton is a worthy me-
chanic of Savannah, and so convinc-
ed was he Of the success of his in
vention that he expended all his
means in getting it up. We trust
that, now that it has been tested, he
will reap the reward Of his perse-
verance,-Sav. Repub.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-04-26
The STATE OF lEKAS, I
COUNTY or DgSIoS.

To the SherfF OF Denton cOanfg-- trTscfifQ:
p,ou ,. horohv ,o,,,o,,d.s that vo,,
- ~, ,,,,l;,.,;np +, ,oroo " r;gbt
.,.,;aanco 10 ,rL nnwn IN no md nm.
,,,., Loro,.. ,hr J,i,t,;c, 1,o,,,,, n n. holden
- ,d fo. ,I,n on ,p,y of T,,utop M the
,,o,,', Jin,,so ,h.r,nf;n ,hc ,oun nf ponton
~. ,ho .s Nonday IN pehrrorv uoxt then
and ,j,oro En- syewcr tho ,,c,itinn cf Tilmon
S,orar. ,rs n.,iel Stcycns 6,sd in said
,o,,., naa;,,,, ,ho s.;,, 10, Wrcb, nnd al-
"H"s, ",,t,s,,,,r. a, t,Ilo,ss tn'ry;t.
.rI n,a.a ,I'a, Ia WIN, ordJ w
! Io,,,n. ,,'...oaad ~ 7; lrnSord n,d Ed
- y ,,, ,c Io,,J si,,,,,,a {, Dor-
.,.,, ia o,or. ~ i,,,,,nr oraoL
;;' h,,,,,aI a,ros a,a ,noL
,H";. t"'.7i Co.. ,;,,, ~ ,I,o aor,o d..tod Tho
w.. '@HJ .,hs n iero,' ,l'o, 90 ia
49,, ',,a I'sS.,.,. ,sera mo ;n;r, ouner,
.r - ~ '''~ WI ,,o oit,h ,,av &c
- snN '"10' ,os' ,.;I,naii;on
.r...,, ,r can6 tLo .a;d " wr;,h, anld tn
,r,os, u,;:,;",ona ,hn nr s.ia i. nj Jascr bsd
,.''I ,,,'s ~ - -, n,,t of so;d
10y W., |, 49,, 1a,.r,'r,. lona. ,h0, a,
.lsa ,.o,. Ia ia
,ry;.I, ,,a s,,,,, * ,bron L,,,5rod I'd t,,an.
g. -, oo 1nn doIla,., a,d ,,nvo ,boir
,a.n;,I Wit, nra go e ion and
- g., ,l,o s,,,, y, Skn Tbov
..,,o ,L', ,o,I :, ,,;,, ,,n,os sro 90, ant.
,,','Iir, aO,inyt ,L.,, ord ths, tho said
e -" ,rosnI Ia ,n,ss n n N
-, 81 1,s, ona of aid ,o,ns ito.w;t
,rn ro,o nr ct@ ~ - ror. i, tha lsnss ~
V " paio who rs.;des in renton county
.rd ho l.s hrnnr,t mi, nm said uote before
1Jn,,;D Smith Jrs,ir. nf said county.
,r',, ,i,., trn o,,"r nn,,. ia in thu hands of
WS,;..,, p Bnyseo,, Ua s,st.s Tho said
,,a,.a'ra .,,a Lao bsy,u ,aa q need 70 said
INK ,n,nia Wricht nnd Iawlsr. and the
,'',,no - rou an ,rro,I in he uie-k a office
-, D,,,on ,,,,r,t,, urd ,bny sta,n ,hst the
I'D VIII, h,s led t,nw ,h. STATE of Tex
~q and tSnt he hus Wholly failed and refu-
,ad a. r,otna t;tIo 10 said land TO these
r,,a;,,;., ,,nd ,hey charge tbs, ,a;t Wright
,sholIy snc ,nt.i,y ;nsoIvent. a fac. that
- ,,,Iii!rowr - ,lc hnide,s ~ said notes
a,S .bar ". o~a . rnv, W s scesnyto collect said
'',',os ''u ard love- these nl,intigs withou. re-
h'FS anu 'o"'u 'NeI. 80 ~ .aia
''e1S - ~, ."'e '". =. ," aa, avn;J ,hs nav
.'''N "os "S Ho' .,'Y, I,,,,;,'' - bo
ile"' ol s"in "'.yN' W. .An. ous'. =; ~
'''Ie a'u 'nt9s P',tu,- ~ ~ ss;I to,d.rs ~
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-04-26

The steamer Nashville wss left AZ
Beaufort, a short tiIue since, in
charge of two Young lats. the son6
Of Capts, Pegram and Sinclair. On
hearing that the Yankees were about
to invade the town Of Ncwbern, they
"drumcd up" crew, ran the block
ade and arrived safely in another
southern port. The daring O. thcso
two young men, following the ez
ample of their i.lustrious isthsrs,
cannot be too highly cX oiled
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-04-26

Tie ladies' Of Troy, New York,
have invented i new teatGrein III hslr
fairs. \ parcel Of handsome girls
set themselves up, and allow gen
tlaren 70 kiss them far twelve and
naIc cents PER kisa. One g.ri
made s.Nty-tuo dollars - ere even
ing CAe mar tool e.. gn @5llar's
worth.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-04-26
TIE spIarr OF THE olp DoxIr

TIE SpIxTT or THE Oip DoNIT-
IoN.-The whole Of Virginia, ncrta
OF James River, says an tVchahg9,
ia teemirg with soldiers. The ,tl-
unteeTing surpa>ses ali eAf e.tat'ea
or preYiOUs belief The scld'ers srd
officers returning Ia their reg imsn;5
Fl! 4li thc roads. The whole arny'
is barnine fer a fght with II. enc
mY, and Some OF tho most Serious
work ever done in S2-:lrs 5 ss5a
to De WITNESSED
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-04-26
Administrator Notice.

NOIICE % hereby given, that &C The No
" yenber term. 1861, of the Honorable
'cunty Court of Navarro county, letters Of
iiniuistrafion on the estate OF Olive Green
.Soeased, were granted to the undersigned.
AL persons having claims against said es-
.ats, are hereby notified TO pressntihs sane
sitaia the tine required by la-, or the !
sili be barred.
THOMAS SMITH,
sdr'T. q Eat. ef Ohrs Green, deed.
Jan try a., l652-l4.Gw.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-04-26
The Evacuation of Pensacola,

A late correspondence in the
Memphis Appeal, from Montgom-
cry, Ala, contains the following
Indications have for some weeks,
az is too we'll known, pointed to the
evacuation OF Pensacola by on. ar.
my. From what can learn, that
well devised and very necessary
movement is by this time compile
ted. Oar forces have nearly all
been withdrawn, and will be sent
TO u point where they are most
needed. am Informed by army
officers who have just arrived from
Pensacola in this city, that all our
guns that were portable have been
moved, and the few that We're left
brhind rendered unserviceable to
the enemy. The step, indeed, has
been executed with as much mas
terly ability as was the evacuation
Of Columbus, the enemy being kept
in the dark until it was too late for
him to cmbarrsss our forces during
the progress Of the undertaking.
l learn that every house and tene-
ment that can be of any value to
the enemy in his occupation Of the
place, will be burned to the ground
or otherwise destroyed.
1t is stated that the Federal force
now at FCrt Pickrns does not num-
Der over fifteen hundred, the, bulk
of them having been transferred to
Ship Island, to strengthen Butler in
his Contemplated raid on Mobile or
New Orleans, as the case may be.
No one who has closely watched
this war can fail to be struck with
the eminent propriety OF this move
ment.. 1t has thrown into active
service one Of the finest bodies Of
troops connected with our army,
who have for nearly twelve months,
been comparatively idle and mae
tive. 1t is step towards the new
policy Of concentration, 1Oreshad0w-
ed in the late message Of the Presi-
dent to Congress, and is, so far,
commendablc. True, it gives up
Pensacola TO the occupation Of the
enemy, but that is OF little avail,
and it is even doubtful if it will be
regarded as Il tempting prize by the
willy Mcclellan or his subordinate
at Fort Pickens. Should a Federal
army, however, be thrown there for
the purpose Of threatening an ad-
vance upon this city or Mobile, the
design Of such y move viii be toiled
by preparations Of an ample charac-
ter that are now being made, and
Will transpiro in due time.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-04-26

A writer in the iiynchbIrg Re
publican, rGys Speculation has ru-
ine Nashville, and caused its isil.-
I.s people, with few oxc-ptioEs, has .
Sesn han..ng m.nfy in',eaa C: pre-
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Upon the reception, at Nashville,
ofL.ncolns message TO Congress on
the subject Of emancipation, we
learn that Is Federal officers re.
signed their comni 9 cus and -s-
turned home. We learn this fact
from . private lot!er, and from a
source entitled 10 iJ.l creGence. Il
was addressed TO anc Of our beet and
most Distinguished citizens Mem
phis .Sralaact.