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St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-10-09
Ahercrombie.

Our returned cavalry report the j'.y Of
the people in Ahrcr,mbie, at the arrival
If tn" reinforcement $, as The most touch
ing spectacle they have ever witnessed =
They had heard. through half breeds that
the sa,aSes had sent 100 warriors to at
tack ST. Cloud ut the .a,nc tiunc that BOT
attacked the Fort Fur e c weary weeks
they had been surrounded =" that Indians
were in sight every day and they could
not go Lcyond half range # their canine"
xithout being fred uio".t Que after. AM
other they had picked, from their n,',s'
t'u>ty men, messenger and sc't them IL
to ST. Paul f3r he'll. No messenger
reached them in return, aud the co,!clu-
son wvs that their cou,iers all had ,cr
ished-that St Cloud was burn. d. and
thci. friends here dead, that their peril
was unknow" aud 40 help I" b. hoped
tor but few l"".rs previous to ,hr ar
rival Vi the tr'r'l,s the detachment sent to
,cscnrt their Last ,ucsscnycrs, had been at
tackled and the refusal ii ,hci cu.,.lIan,i-
cr to send aid, in accordance with his
promise. lad nearly bot. h1 ~. a mut,"y
j" which Capt. Van,le,hor,k would hav.
been inst shot Little squads Of the sol.
tliers had been devising mean to .c>c,} g
from the place and le vc it and tn. citi
zrns to tier fate The troops, did not
come by tho usual route, Tut crossed the
river ab.ve aud went down on the pacuta
side When seen 70 approach they were
taken f,r Sioux and the relief and joy
caused strong men to weep like clil'r.n
On. lady titus writes Il could have k,.e',
down aud kissed their feet and We copy
The !. lt.wl"G extract from a letter from
Yrs Kelly to he, sister j" St. Cloud.
F"nT ..BkRCH"MB,E, SEPT. 23th, 1862.
My DEAR Loved Oxks AT IIoME.-
Happy. thrice h ply are W. all to day to
know the rint"rc, ncnt has III last come
to our relief Night before last abo,,,
5 o'clock, the report came to the quarters,
that the Indians were again coming from
up trwar.ls Bridges With a, telescope
We suo" discovered four white men our
messengers. riding at full speed ~h", UP
On reaching here, informed US that in one
half hour w would b. reinforced by $50
men. Language can never express the
deli ;ht Of all Sunc wcpt, some laughed
Others followed and chcerrd ! he SOL.
dirrs and citizens here formed in line
and went cut t. meet ,hcm. 1t was quite
dark before they all got in the Fort We
all che.red 50. that the mex, d,y more
shan half Of US Gould hardly speak aloud
The Ladies' all weat out and AS they pass
ed cheer them. They were 80 dusty
dad not know one Of them. After they
got washed the FIRST one I saw was Thus
Alien. then Bingham, sIilis. ard So IN.
had about thirty to get supper for. .Allthe
St. loud m.n CANE in, washed and tuwk
tea Mr. Blain. F,e, man aud ot.. ers. y
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-10-09

men i the FIR. vels5 !les lk.ir 81.
1esaoaes 81 the skedtinek called 10 th>n
ray;af there i.slHdiahj. .sids in q tai,,,lv
6.ea !, four sss AK ;afltnalMs % l e.av,ne
ap.behisda hkk;th rs iieSaa3 9s,SSsS1aed tn
Gre, ~ounainga 6el6siaHr tslns sfa: seyere.
", hut n =. dhne;1siiJassly s1 vesatssl .bot.
were fred from thesF5aat tata tksir oa.ct
is not know a. 9aiS4 sd sss'la saa
8 Tuesday n',."rning, Sep. SQtk IS eo.pa-
ny With thesm.t II the y NJ ihn rs S. aud !.
aa"bsr of ci.isens viii s6 iSi,;aS Va chil.
dren.. VIC starred for St oloaaaj, reached
na,ton the 6res night, shnSd I sdssea1ry,hior
destroyed " 6ts o. Stksat11 q IL, tarisd tie
remui' Of . man " the dha 1ta Z Il Smith
whom the sava::es hal tkiiie.i' T. vs. weeks
before. S & .af sssA 81 ~ rsssss
.s4 "Wednesday, Oct: Isl, II, sssn . nj h tn
nigh, n ar,hipps~a nav IS; may ;y1 ssyiden.
cessof Indians having bes6h III TIT s v,eini.
.ty; found IS head il oea,1ls a tk s k,d ey;.
'dsn''y beenain possssssiSo5n,i Il dtks Indians.
Thursday, expecting an attack last night
We. put cut STRING picket guard, ind
made every preparation 'or dsysnse, but no
Indians we're seen till about sunrise Ell ri;as when
some Of our boys cav four ii Nj. uager's
field going fr,m hi. .hcu1se, towards Ii.
woods Meeting no opposition ws moved
on through the Alexandria woods and
.camped, whence Iproceedpd the e6inpssy
"S,.. Cloud leaving Lieut.. Taylor ID COM
mand. s.su43 #4&9 - rss Us ssats J.
al My command arrived III 81. 1ejond safe.
" at II o'clock on Sunday Oct 3tf and
were welcomed BY hearty cheers from all.
We are NV in camp, awuitin:g; further Or.
ders .as8as1 a4easyga .i4s
ss II 10 Very Truly Yeurc,' q II.
f.,f $50 #as a FREEMAN,etf
CAPT Commanding N, ". RangWs.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-10-09
s,sw !. ZEAL ESTATE AGENCY,
a"@%i = st. CLOUD, MINNESOTA.
e. 3t@*asa@. : tF* r>Es - Z.

T~xCENSlvE Explorations Of Land in this
II District subject to privat. entry. and long
Sxperispce in Land Office business. give the IN
.dersigHed pioulisr advantages ia the seec'io "f
land aud the location II Land Warrants.
-, h. ND W ARKANT5 for sale ~ - small ad-
"a ,ysace on Nee York Prices. .a
- Contested Prs Enption cases prosecuted be-
- ~ fore the loeal .nd General lnnl Office.
-. Attention paid TO the pay n:n' Of taxes in
a." 8cutau. jasr1Arus, Morrison an Stearnr
...s coaasiss. .s @5
- tswl l,ss Tor sale in st. Cloud.
s3ail-tf fms l.. A. EVANS. q
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-10-09
ELECTICN.

Republicans, get ready for the election
aud SUPP ort your ticket cIea, through
1t is y good one aud a Democratic tri.
umph nov would be- national J. So Mr.
nonnclly should 10 to to" :.ress with u
majority that Il all mean something. $50
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-10-09

Is -On Sabbath or Monday next, 25)
mou, ted men will leave IT Smelling to ="
~ Fort Alb. rcroMbie ..s>ta
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-10-09
CAPTAIN FREEEAN's REPCRT.

Gan. IL Il NITCHE,L.- Sir: Lcav
l.y ST. Cloud $, pt Srd, our company
camprd the FIRST III I'll, at Richmond. =
We moved mex, morning speedily toward
forest City; but. night ovc,taking w.,
We halted c'yh, miles from the latter place
Starting early, next morning, We arrived
about nine "'clocx, and found the garrison,
in great excitement. The Indians havin"
attached t: eu on the night Of the Bird
and driver. IF all their horses add large
"umbcr Finding their trail, We followed
them eight or ten miles t" where they
lIaI burned house and killed uuma.r
Of hogs nut, uny Tie t" tack then, tur.
Their, alter gr,c"nnoiter:ny TOR some tine,
We returned to Forest ity aud encan,ped
for he u. ht. Having been ordered to
return 10 Richmond within four days from
tie tim. We lett that place. We started
"rxt mining on cur return trip, sren,
the following ni-ht in Paynrsville aud
reached Richmond about noon Oh Sunday
Sept 7th l'aynesv,llc is the only place
between Forest ,ity and Ric| moud that
is 10, entirely cv ,cuat,d, til. harvest te-
my but patty gathered is wasting In
accordance with your orders, our company
started for Sank centre on Monday and
reached there mex; dry. While awaiting
Captains Barrel, and sAlcCoy's companies
We made preparations tor 6nr advance ~
Fort .\betor.,nLie o. the unfortunate
occurrence which followed the >h", !. OF
the Chippewa. solder, have already in
f'rnei y"u by "tficial report The dead
bod y was placed Oh one VI our horses and
br uyht into camp The mex, day the
Indian soldier Was buried With military
hunurs.
We remained a, S.uk Centre till Sun.
day afternoon, ,wai'in. for Barr.tt'ss cum
ra"y t" get leave t. accompany us to tn,
Fort. With them arrived at Lake Amelia
Monday night, audencamped %, !, hcs~ est
ern shore. In the night a messenger ar
rived with orders to halt, and await tht
arrival 1t Capt. Berser's command Next
day icing RAINY, We remained IN camp.
The day following, with seventies lncn
: zS4.s.g
went Z, White Besr Lake, and found the
house Of Mr Garrison theenly residence
near the Lake, il ashes; and everything
Oh his .lrcni>es either takc.' q. destroyed
Receiving ansy'usrs iro.,,s Cap Berger to
meet hins east q tie 81. xaad,ia wo,l*
We started Friday morning aud reached
W>na"s the plate .: meeting, ami ..can4-
ped for the night. Soon after, C,pt. B,r-
ge, came up with his men and 6elI
piece. R.sumiD;, the n,areh next norm
ing We reached Austin's pl.ce at night.
Some Of the men went to Gayer's place
aud ti,unn . buggy loaded with Hinder
aud u harness which the Indians lad left.
in ,h.ir haze 4tosesespe on notice.-rs>ex
morniD; We i. uad the body uf Andrew
austin, the had being severed t'onl1lip
body aud shr''~ns into the s:,ral j
rod. away, with. the scalp al
We baxisl stsars Arafst hasspt where she
|lay -, stlsi1 sspqf ". | NJ o.
|'hsIE.. .s1o wqE sdir hin Set1 10 fsR;
|bass ss.es.s,1 al,tassxshlss tl6n.lsz -
Indians had evidently been It Rodgers
place hut few hours before ne reached
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-10-09
Resolutions # Thanks.

Wcsrevi.w t.n late t;r hi weeks issue
The pric' edi"gs Of u meeting held st.
Cloud ~ the citizen~ re'uruco from Abcr
cn'mbie '.y which resolutions Of high sossn.
menlati.n and thanks are rendered apt.
Smith Qmrtermastrr at Abcrcro,nbie. II
will appear next week .nss.ssf azs$g !.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-10-09
NEW CHIPPEWA AGENT.

The l'esideat las appointed J. Law
renee Foster, Indian. Agent vice Nr
Walker dead. Glad Of this evidence tina:
the Ir,siden' Is ab.ut to a>s,,m. the a,,-
pointing power - uncoust utiunaly baud
al over to individual menbers If Congress.
81 uns c'ululousiy used i"r ie,s'nal ."'!-.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-10-09

FOL II Ii Siblty has been app"in
cd BY the President q Bri ;adi.r General
nf Volunteers. ~
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-10-09
CImmlasiOner Dole.

Sorry 70 hear that this gentleman re.
'ur'td to Washington severely 81 with
congestion If the lungs. a.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-10-09
rH.yC. WAIT

Dsa!sr in Foreign anl Domestic Exchange,
ssz1 EEpj Land Warrants CONSTANT. on hand
IN Hul or sAls ~ suAall ADVANCE from New
q HorA spslcss. Collections made, Exchange
drawn A.IAslo rest ourrent r;Ites, Tn1es paid, &c
st. Cloud, July 18th, 1861. aug2-3m
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-10-09

JAMES M. McKELVy.
. ATrOANEy Il COUNSELLOR A. la"
ST. CLOUD,
Will ~ IKE collections, ,uves, money. buy,
oil or loan lanl. ,YArrAnls+ and enter purchase
or dispose of teal Estate.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-10-09

TIL D8en0cRAT
!, rabvShsa ~ ~ clodi Stesrns csss,ss
Minassots. every Thursday afterno On.
ossics: CoaSEa TmiRD AvAxuE AND WASH
',M000 FS s;;;;
One copy. one yia<.ys '>~>>c>@i$ 1850
five COPIES. one yesr, 6,25
Ten .!Ss-A =. 1000
twenty copies one year. land one s-n
sse AZ . The ''''' " Of =: 1000 j.,
rrr.ymsns mus. iayaaiabsy be made in advance
RATES or ADVERTISING
ia 4 opsnsnn.y one year, $so.oo
H.lf column, $500
.aar AOaes&8urlA 81 column '1~@'<# 5000
oan square. item lines or less) week, 100
ba@iness Nsrd. not over siz linos. 500
over six lines and nrder ten. 100
Legal Advertising Done at legal rates.
n All letters Of business to be directed to the
S% EDITOR e@f
JOB PRINTING.
OF III kinds neatly. cheaply and expeditiously
executed. y
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-10-09

AtoI:n }oltoe Q olngEH SaoP..
sksAnis' lstpJ5ISSy SgAlT ~ h. sx,
building. o10f1ls1llstnS: var s'sBsAgs
No. 81 llV 10. ,sil Bsnd wli
upJd kis ola pSlfons 6 > clean shave, . fash !,
o1.As Aie sls, Is ) ssi5lsais s1sn9ssa.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-05-16

The Hoass Committee on Foreign A4airs, hav-
ing authorized Mr.. Gooch 70 report the Senate
bill establishing diplomatic relations with Hayti
and Siberia, it will doubtless be pressed 70 vote
At IN early day.
Especial to the Heraldl
The steamer Kennebec arrived here this D. m
with 2l3 wounded rebels and - wounded Union
.oidien, from Williamsburg. Among the latter ID
Col. Dwight. His wounds are less dapeerous
than 1t 6rst supposed. The rebels received pre-
cisely the same treatment as our wounded, and
are sent to the same hospitals.
The rumor that Gen. Mccall had resigned the
command Of the fenasylvania Reserve Corps is
anfoundsd. He has no intention to resign until
sse army OF the Union has accomplished il NILS.
sion to suppress the rebellion.
Especial to tho Times.1
Governor Sprague says our loss ia killed. wound :
Cd and missing ~ Williamson amounts TO about
z,Ooo, and that the rebel loss was not less, He
says the battle at West Point, under franklin
was much more severe thai reported. At least
ouo OF our men were taken prisoners, the enemy
M1nklog advantage Of the landing of cur troops.
lhe gunooats came up in good time and saved
Franklin from suffering severe disaster. Gone.
raj Burnside has very quietly put an extinguishsr
on 1t, and Foster, 'he gentleman who has 60 long
been trying 70 gst recognized as . Member of Con.
gress from North Carolina, advertised himself to
sddress the citizens Of Nswbern few evenings
nce, tuIng' wnicn as General burnside put II,
os thonght would be very foolish for him to ooi
the General to permit. The military Governor ap-
pointed by the President vas to shape the policy
Of tho government IN the state, and he could not
permit anything to be done which mi sht hersaf.
ter prove to be cause Of embs rrasment.
1t is ordered that all applications for passes to
visit Fort Monroe, Norfolk, Yorktown or other
places on the waters Of the Chesapeake, bs here
after made to Major General Jno. A. Dix, Of Bal
timoro.
[Signedl EDWIN NJ STANTON.
Secretary of War.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-05-16
Reply to the above.

ED1TORS OF DEMOCRAT AND NEWS -
IL Myself an admirer Of publicity, feel thank.
ful to Mr.. Henry Heller for hs"Nctice to tbe Pub
lie" in his advertisement 10 yeuF issue Of the 18th
inst. Inasmuch MIR. Heller in his zeal 10
serve tho public and himself, has forgotten 70
melt tion that he has not aid me- an account for
medical services rende ed in 1861, neither has be
paid anything this time, nor has he made
full statement of the proceedings in the case
therefore shall try to complete it.
Nearly year ago Mr.. II. refused 70 settle with
me previous account, and consel lue ntly though,
best since, up u the 10th inst, to employ Other
ph ysi ;ians. On the morning Of the 10th inst
was REQ uested by my friend Mr. N. to 20 10 Mr.. II
who was anxiously looking for mo, wishing again
my services for his .ick boy. who had been undcl
medical attsndence for several weeks. Arriving at
Mr.. H's house complied with his request, ex.
amined his child, gave him my advice and pre-
scription without any further remarks. AtteI
taking leave, in his saloon Mr.. H. offered me one
dollar for this visit, which refused aod remarked
as he had had other phi sicians 70 this case. s7d
he now wished my advice, considered thi 5 Z
consultation case, and therefore charged him
three dollars fer this examinai ion ard adsiee but
il the amount was too much for him ! did moi
wish anything for it, OF if it WAS incosvenisnt "a
pay this sum now, he might give me his note fol
the amount, payable q his convenience. Tc the
last arrangement an compelled, through the &C
tions Of broker Sw;ts, who has been buying claims
against meyand who By . mutual understandiDa
with lawyer Brown, Squire Blood and Constable
Hoping that NJ. HIS warning will have the bss,
effsct 70 keep all similar customers far from eu.
ployipe ne, and most Of oil that Mr. H. will taxi
the warning for oil future time himself.
Yours, Dr.. ]. LANCER.
Davenport, May 18th. 1862.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-05-16
THE MARKETS.
Davenport Market....Daily Report.

OFFICE or THE DsM NBws,l
thursday Eve, May IS. J
The weather continues good, and the growing
crops so far look we'll. Wheat is firm at quota.
tions below. The mills will start this week, and
will create . good demand for Wheat.
FLOUR $430Q14.60.
WHsAr--Firm at ss@7oc. Receipts 2,o7s bu.
Shipments 400 bu.
BARL1Y.-Quiet. We quote at 4O@45c. Re
ceipts 200 bu. Shipments 3, $50 bu.
CoRx-Dull at $50. Receipts $50 bu. Ship
ments 300 bu.
OATS -We quote at 25c. Receipts COS bu.
Shipments las bu.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-05-16
McClellan's Headquarters.

CUMBERLAND, May IA.
Gen. McClellan's headquarters wore establish
ed here yesterday, and are now pleasantly located
on tho banks Of tho Famunksy river.
The main body OF the army is rapidly concen-
trating at the point designated by the command
ing General.
A contrxband, whe arrived from Richmond
s:etes that between that city and the Chickahsm
my river, distance sf some II miles, the enemy
are encamped in large forces, where they expect
TO await the sriva. Of the army Of the Potomac 6.
Al the rebels fall back, they drive before them
most Of the cattle, sheep and hogs, leaving only
such things Is they cannot move.
Explosions were heard yesterday is the direction
Of tho Chckahominy, which arc supposed to have
been caused by the blowing up Of the Railroad
bridge.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-05-16
AIvER lrEns.

Thunday, Nay Is.
ARRIVED.
JENNIE wns1ls, Aosrisos, Ksokuk.
nAwksYB, dny, st. Paul.
nSc.fn1Rsss, Afford, st. Louis. .s%i
BILL HENDERSON, Rhodes, Dabuqast
IN HNs, Gait, Dubuqus.
ysNsls WHlrSL1, Morrison, Keokuk.
1AwkgYs, Gray. Sc. Louis.
NoxrHEsNsR, Afford, St. Paul.
The St. Louis Democrat says that here will %
pear in the pepsrs Immediately IAN Advertisement
by Col. Parsons, asking fer offers for the entrs
Government transportation, BY the rivers, to New
Orleans and other ports. This looks very much
like giving desirable opportunity to those whe
have asserted that high rates were being paid fol
governnent transportst;oa on the rivers. We ass
under the impression that the advertisement will
b unusually interesting to steamboatmen and
owners"
We notice quite . number Of steamboats, have
been advertised to leave Pittsburgh for the Urpsl
Aississippi within the past few days, among
which is the Belfast, Diadsm, Omaha and Ari.
sona.
Tho Northernsr arrived from St. Louis last
evening with . brass band in company, which
como aboard at LaGrange, No., for the purpose d
making IN excursion to st. Paul and return. 4
gay time in prospect.
BOATS LEAVING 70 DAY.
The Northern Line packet Fred lorenz, Capt.
Green, will deIsrt for St. Louis and intermediate
points this morning.
The light draught packet Bill Henderson, Capt.
Rhodes, will leave for Dubuque ct Z o'clock thil
morning, making connections with packets fer St
Paul and way points.
The mail and passenger packet Kate Cassel.
Capt. Davis, will leave fn Keokok and way points
at o'clock this morning, making connections for
st. Louis in Sc hours.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-05-16

NfESSERS. EDITORS :-Ar. Heller, in his
U1 answer 70 ny communication, has taken ad-
vantage Of typographical sner - regards the
date of the claim, which wss corrected after the
issue Of the paper. The account mentioned vss
sfter Tho date Of the receipt. hal iatsnded to
follow the matter up, had it not been soe kicker
Swi,s,. Who with rspid strides sppsossbsd =,
inst. with . gssH<saa. Mr.. c.. whes bsokee Sviss
IN brotheriy spirit pleased 70 send ne e place
spelled With NJ. HeRsrs four Arst letters. oour-
teously refused % 90. - not being eogsissat II
the place nor Of the road thereto, aaA not wish.
Ing 10 travel with broker Swits, nor haviag ps-
culiar desire 70 meet him there q soywhsfs else.
DIR. I. LANCER.
Davenport, Nay tAs II, 1863. nyls-d1
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-05-16
Notice 10 the Public. A..

IN SATURDAY CALLED on DIR. Lam
" ger to attend . sick child, and upon hie
leaving offered to pay him his fer whe,eIpon he
informed me his charge would be three dollars for
the single visit. This considered an extortion,
and would warn tho public sganst employing
him.
myl2-i.tA HENRY HELLER.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-05-16

PRoF. Edward A. Guilbeft, OF Du.
buque, will deliver Lecture on Homeopathy.
on Wednesday evening. May 2lst, st the Con.
grsgational Church.
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Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, May II.
FLouR.-$3 s5@5OO.
WHEAT. - Sales at 66G8lc.
C0RN.-27@3Oc.
Oars -25o on track.
RY4.--4S in store.
BAaLKY.-Steady. Sales at 4O@46.
EUrrsR-8L@lcc.
0as-595H-packsr's count.
New Ork Market.
NIw YoxE, Nay is.
FLoUR-Market Sc higher. Sales at $4.l5@4.54
Super State; $4.65@5 80 Extra State; $4A5G
4.t5 Super Western S4.65G4.gO Common to Me.
dunn IS 80 Extra w estern $5OO05l5 Ship.
ing Brands extra r. H.O.
WHRAr.-Ssles At $l.O5@1.13.
CoRN- @52c Mixed w estern in store and de-
livered.
WussxY.-Market dull ;24@24He.
Foreign Markets.
Breadstufs increased.
X. 3. h Co. and others report -four dull and de-
clined I'D since Tuesday.
Wheat dull and declined ID.
Corn frmer.
LlvsRpooL. Saturday.
Provision market dull.
Beef very dull.
Pork has downward tendency
Lard active at 4l@43.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-05-16

Prpxs in endless variety to be had at
Bfainards Cigar stors. Brady stssst. two doors
below Third; also. Cigars and Tobscco Of the
choicest brapde.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-05-16

TnE Homeopathic Physicians Of
lswa viii meet in Convention. on Wednesday
the 2lst Of Nay, in the city Of Davenport. for
the purpose Of forming . State Homeopathic
Society
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-05-16

FIFTH WARD DEMOCRATIC NOMINEE.
The Democratic voters Of the old Fifth turned
out last night In force, aud nominated that
sterling Democrat and esteemed citizen, Wal-
ter Kelly. candidate for Alderman. TO fill the
present vacancy. lie is just tho man for the
place. and will receive the united support Of
the Democracy of that Ward, and what Is
more be will be elected. Turn out boys on
Saturday, and do H. Let il % we'll done.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-05-16
Municipal Election.

PRovIDEScE, May IA.
Jabez G. knight was rc-elec, ed Mayer to-day,
without opposi'cn. The otLer republican officers
on the ticket with him were also chosen.
CLlvELASD. May "A.
Flag officer Feote arrived here Yesterday. IL
il quite feeble from his wound and disease.
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st. Louis Marke Is.

ST.. LOUIS, May 10.
FLoCR.-Dull at $245@3 20.
WaEAT.-Market unchanged, 75183c.
CoRx. = In fair demand at s54c.
BARLEY.-75M65.
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From kansas City.

=, :, KANSAS ClrY, May IL.
The Santa Fe mail has arrived, with adyicss
from Fort Craig to the 23d.
Gen. Canby was at that place with his COM
mand. ~
It was rumored that Candy would move to
Meisilla in q short time.
Inc Texans are on the retreat down the river
Ihey abandoned 35 wagons and buried some Of
their guns.
After they crossed the Pu.r;co river, at the
Junction with the Rio Grande they separated into
small parties, and fed to the moustains. abandon
ing their sick and those who could not travel at
tho requisite speed.
1t is thought that the enemy will aot make
another stand in that Territory, but enieavor to
get homo. =
hundred teams, with provisions, that had
been collected at Santa Fe, were sent to f. Union
on the 13d
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,s 49,, 0U1TD HOUSE. y ~ y
NoRNER OF IOWA And 1UfB s1R!Ifs
" DaNeaam2 loVo, neb011
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ADV'TS.
REPLY.

REPLY.
IN REPLY TO DIR. LANGER'S NOTICE OF
i the l4th inst, v ould say it is false. Ihavs
not employed him sirce the da.e Of the receipt, up
to the 10Th inst, also il any one hes lost claim
against me let them call, am ready to settle with
them. r. HENRY HELLER
Isy l5, 1862. myl6-lt*