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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1863-05-09
ARRESTED FOR TREAsoNABLE AND

ARRESTED FOR TREAsoNABLE AND
SEpiTIors LANGrAGE.-A party of young
secession boods came over from Middle
town, Del, and vicinity, on Friday week, to
attend the circus at Elkton, or to have a
spree III our town on that day, and succeed
ed so well as to have one of their number
arrested by the military authorities stationed
at this point, tor talking rather boastfnlly
and loudly in favor of rebellion and rebel
Generals. The individual arrested is Mr..
Cochran, who was confined in Jail till Sat
urday morning and sent to Baltimore under
Il military escort. lie was released on tax
ing the oath.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1863-05-09

Ev COUGHS! CONSUMPTION Sufferers;
send ONE DOLLAR to DIR. D'UNGER, Baltimore,
Nd. and receive, by return mail, n box Of his
WONDERFULLY CHEERING CERTAIN CURE
CoNSUMPTIvE COMPOUND. A box lasts six
weeks [Jan "a. 1868 I'm
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1863-05-09

EPHRAlM JORDAN, of this county.
and second Lieutenant of company c, Ind
Del. Vols, was MORALLY wounded in ofre of
the late battles on the Rappahannock, and
has since died.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1863-05-09

THE dwelling on Bow street, Elkton,
built by j. I. Rowland has been purchased
by Mr.. Benz. Wells, Agent of p. W. & B.
X. X. Co., and is being handsomely fitted
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1863-05-09
LOCAL AFFAIRS.
Town ELECTIoN.-The election for

Town ELECTION.-The election for
town Commissioners of Elkton took place
on Monday, and passed off quietly. The
vote polcd was small-bcing only a.
The following gentlemen were elected with
out opposition, being the old Board, with
the exception of Messrs. McCullough and
Crouch :-P. G. Strickland, Thomas c.
Crouch, j. p. Bradbury, b. Wells, L. G.
Ford, John Perkins, Jr., J. T Mccullough
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1863-05-09
Mr.. SAMUEL KING. of Little Elk,

has undertaken the contract of supplying
the brick for putting up the gas works in
Elkton, and also for the hotel in Middle
town, Del, which our tuwnsman Mr.. z. c.
Strickland has contracted to build. The
pipes for supplying the town with gas were
distributed along our streets this week.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1863-05-09

WHEAT looks WE'LL The farmers
have about finished sowing oats. and are
now making preparations for planting corn.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1863-05-09
SUsQUEHANMA LUMBER TRADE.-Ac-

SUsQUEHANMA LUMBER TRADE.-Ac-
cording to the Lancaster Express, there
were at and in the vicinity of Marietta, Pa,
feet of lumber: which, at present rates, is
worth over five hundred thousand dollars
Taking the emit ire amount of timber into
consideration which has passed Marietta
this season and gone on to Columbia, Port
Deposit and other points, the value of the
material thus tar already shipped would run
up at least ore million dollars. What a
trade in this department alone floats over
the great bosom Of the noble Susquchanna
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1863-05-09

GENTLEMEN $ and Ladies' Boots and Shoe,
" large and choice lot, by
Nov - WV. McCLELLASp.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1863-05-09
The Cecil Wing.
ELkTCN. MAY o. 1868.

HAIL to thee. flag Of many stars;
Beneath thy shade tue hearts will gather,
And still uplilt thee to h" breeze.
Though dark and stormy he the weather.
To tkee o1r earliest hopes belong;
70 every field d"athlr-s story;
And still with life we'll hold unlimm'd
The starry luster of thy glory.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1863-05-09

PROVosT MARSHAL OF DELAWARE
Col. Edwin Wilmer, formerly OF this town,
has been appointed, by the President, Pro
vost Marshall for the State of Delaware,
under the new law for enrolling the militia.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1863-05-09

CHURNS.-Spain's Patent Churns.-
A|This Churn is acknowledge to be tho best
article now in use For sale by
April 25 l.. W STAPLES.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1863-05-09
ECHO.

IN
I'm weary Echo, sad and WORN,
lin solemn; for nay clothes are torn;
Find Echo. that | may be blest
Pray sny--in what shall invest,
And Echo answers, VEST.
vest kind Echo that is we'll,
The one have was sure a SELL,
II try what thy wisdom grants;
Wat else for 10 my bosom pants,
And Echo answers, PANTS
Pants good Echo, how you charm!
My own are hardly fit to darn
And pray what else my hearing gloats;
While balm Of bliss my bosom coats.
And Echo answers. CoArs.
Coats I thank yon. noble friend;
My coats are gone 700 far to mend;
But eve | haste to buy them all,
Where can | make the GREATEST haul?
And Echo answers, HALL.
Hall. why there are three or four.
Which one your client would implore;'
Oh speak for mcancholys stroke
Has made my heart as hard as oak.
And Echo answers, OAK.
So it appears that Echo, like all nature, is
-t,,, tk..r
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1863-05-09
Wanamaker g. Brown,

s. +. corner SIXTH and MARKET STREETS
Philadelphia. is the NJ Plus ULTRA Clothing
Ii"uso of Philadelphia. Everything is the bet
Everything is the cheapest. No one is dissatisfied
Every person returns. Even in outside country
villages. hen the subject Of clohiug is mentioned
each individual present has some eulogy UPON
OAK HALL. Dec 20
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1863-05-09

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POst l1lcU WATER Tine liable,
Arrival and Departure Of the Malls,
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Friday ut 10 o'clock N.
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at O'Clock NJ arrives Saturday ats oclocL
PM
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on. closes Wednesday, at ~ 4. NJ Arrives
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Orrick tiouRs. Office open at o'clock A. NJ.
GENERAL delivery closed At 81 O'Clock r. NJ Office
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RAIL hoAD iins, the clock in the Super,ntend.
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ard CHAS II. Ell 'AIi,GE. =. ".
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VIM. 3. B1AO5UuY5
PIiNO-FORrE ESTABLISHMENT
No. 426 Broome Street,
NEW YORK.

he subscriber respectfully invites the atten
si"b OF hisiriend. an tho public &c aer ally I,
his Piano sorte stabis bn,ent, nj No. AZ
broome street. corner OF tiosby.
Having withda~n his interest, stock and ma
Il rails from ths late firm OF LighrA Br&dbur,
which Il, o WAS dissolved on the 81 It January uii
aud hay nS purchased tho entiro stock of iisno
routes ana Piano Forte material, owned by hi,
brother. Edwsri q Ir dbury, in the said firm. h
Tor MS ceic dated Piano- rortes Employins tb.
uost sk'iifui and experienced wnrkmen, with /.
isrse stock Of the best aud most thoroughly sea
.oned material. aid an abund auce Of cspital, b.
has taken IN hand the per soLai supervision OF ,h
-hoe business OF manufacturing his inst, zen,
and 10 ensbied TO turn "ut fiAno- Fortes Of une-
,iusllcd tone and duraJiens.s
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-30
Foreign News
Nfw loHk, March -.

l',r As A.
The steamer ilaN kins arrived at Liver
pool from NJ talnuias with 500 bales
cotton and >GOU,o0p
The bark Fanny arrived at Qneenstou
from Wilmington with cotton and tur-
peutinc.
The diplomatic correspondence on
American war is p,bhshcI III Adams
letter, wEich lei'r, principally 10 U c
Alabama. and complains Of the course OF
England III the matter.
Ma>ou'> letter . appeal for rocogni
non, urges iitat the blockade hc lie
clared null. H. is greatly dissatisfied AT
the refusal of his applications.
The Times again argues against Eng
ladd he N. accountable for the doing, Of
the Alabama
\ Confederate loan of three million
pouods was expected to be introduced in
fars and London the week after the
Ash, ; departure.
Accounts OF ,he Polish instruction are
vague.
The number OF insurgents are estimat.
Cd at 10000
great demonstration has been gwen
IN Mar,clllcs III ia,or II Poland.
The l;us,ian Consulate is threatened
~ a mob.
\ dcputatior hal lcld conference
with Palmcr>ton, urging that in case OF
the Interference ot England in favor OF
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-30
TELEG RAPHIC.
AFTERNOON REPORT.
From FarsRgut's Fleet.
Special 10 Tribune

FiOm FarsMSut's tIeet.
Special 10 Tribune
NV York, March 90.
Late last night Government received
information from the Mississippi that the
only vessel Of Farragut's fleet which has
been heard Of by our forces opposite
Nicksbur,, is the Hartford. Rebel in
telligencc from Nicksburg, however, says
that the Monongahcla passed Port ilad-
son in her company.
Congressman Casey arrived here from
Kentucky to-day. lie expresses the
| opinion that the rebels evidently mediate
an INVASION, lac states that their sympa
thzers are expecting them, and loudly
boast that they will occupy and hold the
whole u Kentucky. The Invasion is a
ncccssit, with them. Mr.. CASEY opin
ION i, that they have lost the Mississippi;
/ river. it beng Almost an imposs lily
for them 10 sub-isi the garrlsons at Port
Hudson and Nickshurg unless they can
draw sup lies f,om the IVES, side OF the
river. which onr fleet commands, the more
easily aud thoroughly while the water 5
80 hlah
Information was received of the pres
ence OF asmall body OF rebel ca,al, III
the vicinity OF Boil Run this morning
The plizc steamer l'cterhot has alfis :
Cd.
Washington specials say that il is ru-
mored that Stoncm all jackson j. woikln ,
| mp the NhenauIoah II ths j. tue it
accounts for the mot cnrnts of the enemy
1T i nka aud I. ). Foldsto prese I the
crossing Of any portion q lloohcls
army. Also for the { ntnucd pr, scnce
Of the rebel cavalry ~long the lines Of dc
fence Of Washington 10 prevent scout
my.
! Intelligence s received to.nigh' Of the
appearance OF the rebels III the vicinity
OF Vienna.
Official and private ii ,pa,ches received
+ here from the City of Mexico 10 the II
j inst. report aud speak OF undated con.
..dence Of the certainty OF success against
the fren |, INVASION. Facts which they
communicate tend 10 show the justice oi
these an,clpatlon.. SO far from having
token The ~ Of Mexico. a. r,bc
iournal asserted, or advance! 10 within
about eleven league, ri il, General
torey had fallen back 10 miles
on The 45ih. He "as within | 3 miles OF
i l'u,lll, hut on the "a inst he was ihiny
tise miles distant. II was. however, an :
t cpated that pnch!a would be attacked
] Nv the nth inst
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-30

IN G0DD CONntTION. AND TRAINS Arr
l fuun!rg daily East = al MA-t. Tor ne tr,asiot.
tatian of parse ,g-rs sri freight with car. aud
desptch All ..ll-,st. located rtst al the Nj
49,. pi River have drsit ,naseiion ith the II L
- j. K Il, or It. Ln. ~ spi ai,d steam pac1ets
The H.nn,bal h - jo"ph u Line OF Packet.
on the Ms our River r,n daily south to l.eGyen.
worth. Pa'kv,ic, Quiutrp "yandotte and Nan
sa- CITY an tri wssttv, nor h To- Nebraska Cay
Plats mouth. On IA 4. Al COsucli Buts
D.i. usil Goachcs run in come, tion with
trains Of To road - all irpprtant towns N
Northern Missouri and 'onrhern lava Also q
Lawrence, topeka, Eat Riley ana Fort scott
kan.ss
Overland P,ke's Peak ssd California Mail
Ceachs- loay' d.ny. II ne 70 Denver ity i On,
Salt take iifs SAa srlnc,.cp Is days.
RARE. frc.nt alssga a. %, ~ hy am othe
line. whine thc p,tro1 snes l.r.ry in !n4u ance.
Distance. Changes aoi ii no.
r q. GRUAr. Conn ticket AIT, Hannibal, Mo
W =. RttIN son S-eigh A., do
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-30
The Fairy Wcddiny

DY SPECIAL AkRANGLMt WE PR
- ll~h ,fciasic,iy 10 Cam Horu.iR. rus -,
Ito LiLLlirIiAN HLpI I>G PARtY, a. io!lows:
tree
Gss Ton lHrMB in his " ID sJ.n't rs ~.
Mas tks iox ~ M IN W~d,iay dc.ssx5
Ma MAs uks I'm INT MA uctii..q
1850 - -'.''-.. ...-...... %
q hsabosk NJ AMI Miss NISsis. g,ooss-
aud br,d sa,r,d .... ..25
aes GEs TON lnuMB. in celebrated lie.
cfIf.on dfsss ......... .........25
Missts !. s,ssani MiNSIR AaREN
TIC ~nole BRIDAL PAKlY, group .. our)
mo kieAL PAkTl, Soeoscopio pcture) 30
The BhipaL Party. >tcrco.C0 &c cotorei rs
The price OF card pictures, co or,d wall be /. u
centseXtrA.
Can sent by mail on receipt of price and
post &c stamp.
Nouc aenuins unless STAN; ed with or trade
naik a, IN circle, Oh the front Of the rhato
grapa. Beware OF spurious copies mad. from en-
grayiuss.
"a II, I. ANTHONY. 5 ! Broadway Ny
Manufsclurers Of the iest Phofog an .4AInm,
aud Publishes OF Card photographs Of &c ebri
ties.
The Negatives Of tn SO exquisite pictures were
made for u, by BRADY
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-30
From Fort Monroe.

Fo.r MoNRoE, March 81.
Orders Were issued by Gen. Niele yes
terday closing the theatres in Norfolk for
the present, ANA allowing no one on the
streets after seven . clock at night. This
restriction WAS caused by the attempt
made the night bcf re to fire the Quar-
tcrmaster store houses in the city of
Norfolk. The incenIieries, three in
number, made their escape, leaving their
internal machine behind.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-30
kANs As,IN. March os

Capt Bowen, of the steamer Sam
Gati,, just Ar we'd from indcpend nee re-
ports that While passing Sibl' IS Landing
he a hailed 10y band OF guc,llIas ~ho
succeeded IN toatdlng the boat, killing
five infantry sol icr>, fifty cavalry men
and two negroes. after tins they robbed
all the passengers, threw overheard one
hundred sacks OF flour and lot Of gov
cTument wagons.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-30
Bradbur. sNcw Scale Piano Forte

In the arrangement Of our new scale. dr.w.
md lrepHed with the utmost care. EXPRESSLY TO
our new instruments, We have aidei every i'm
pro.en'ent which can IN any way tend to the Iei-
lection ., the Piano t,r e .ni We can eoufi ieLt
assert, tina. tor deicacy of touch, volume, purify
h'ihiancy aud sweetness of ton count incd wi,
that s'rength ard solidity Vt frame Necessary 4,
durability. these Instruments are unequslie,.
''sThsNerH AsD BsAUTy 10 our motto, and ~.
in the Ind.
~ livery instrument is warranted for 6y.
years.
WIN. b. BRADBURY,
81 Bsoome street. eo'asr sesby, New Y.,k.
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riis. nuu~EK EEPLa,S
Ne FURNITURE P0LISA,!

Prepared ron an ,ssp-ovei eceire ~ The -, ;
prissur Of the 5rotae, lonafhtn Polish" i rer,
hgd ~ I'll the lrsdi.s ,es iurk furniture aea :
ers sd Piano Fotc lie ters to DE the best IN tue
wpia ~ remng,n. ssrs' shes marks ana DIRT ii d
Restoring nigh aud testing gloss 10 ali kinds o
rn.-ned " Irk. ir-m t,rnltu-e T., teathrr /, |,
che tp;r tad be ter to-p varni-h frtss immed
ate y, and is easily appcsi, N,th y ere u en- :
rou hinnsl An oJits two of th,s New u :
niture polisn, hOuset 'eper can work mage l.
the tIrlltarc of u oou-, nn keep i; looXink II. e
new. Now Is the Inns 30 "LIue III" your / II li =
chsirs, desk, pans o,J ur. f.. ues. caffia etc
and make The A 'vk 81 pr cent better Tina l.
true -cDnbny. For -sl,py furniture dealers an
storek,sper, generally. Prizes, ., ani 81 GETS
b. tie. DepJ, No. 'pruce -trost ses iors
spss.. agents wanted. Address, box 1872, N.~
York Z. y.
,uive-ak v,i.ht
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-30

DY L.rE LAW OF CuNoRtSS I'll
- solder who nave been di.cha,g.d m cor
seqisice u v unds receisod In battle are nov
eAItiei 10 the $ivO bounty.
No collect G.uNTi ) i.r soldiers ~ha h y.
ser.cj to- yen $. ar ~ho have te,n di-cna ee.t
a. .rUv-; also lN,AaIp Pm orr nhd ig ~ /.
t. w'doss. mar tnldie., ~ 4 II ana !. + ~,
sister Of le.e sed ,oidirr, aiso ne houhts u
ihe ". ow-. al ntr cAilIrsr, palenss or ,latne
Of &c ga Ell ldlers
rAhKtR 4 EDWARDS.
m.h 2v-tf ma TIT Dav "a, n.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-30

hNE OF ThE ABOvE NAMED PACKET.
~ viii leavethis poia. daily on the arrival Of
East IN morning trsi", Connecting at Nuscatin.
with thu cars Tor los, City and Washing IN I.
burlington with the burIin ;,ona vi souri, River
hattaa tor psk .loet. anu Aut0mw.. and With
The thioagnr .in "a; rt Madison with the k.n.
knk Mount Peasant Raj Z, al or Mnup, Pleas,
an End heokuk, AMI vt keokus With packet for
1T Laeia
sf" Passengers travelling on these bats vi |
NV Id ali vox.cious d lays OF passing tho nspids
Freight hand.eiwit' Q 'rc ant dispatch.
mhlTAt
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-30

A Rebel P,,yatees Captured

WAsHiNGToN, March %.
Information has been rccciv. d ty tcle-
graph, dated Fort Monroe, Of the arrival
there to day Of the U. $. supply steamer
Massachusetts, from Port Royal 23d, Uia
Char cston, Wilmington and beaufort.
She brings no news except to the Navy
Department confirmation Of the tepo. I
of the destruction by our fleet of the rebel
stcanc Georgiana, on Long Island beach,
South Carolina. She WAS n powerful
steamer of 4O7 tons burden, and it had
Just been represented to the Navy Depart
ment that she was more formidable than
the Alabama.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-30
Fs0m a.A,rO

CAIRO. March %.
1t is reported in Memphis ths, two di,
visions OF troops have entered lazoo Riv.
or hs way oil the Stuff over, and that
they have landed at Eagle Bend, just
above llaIe's Buff, within one mile and
"A quarter OF the rebel Notifications.
The new Luuboat Covmgton arrived
from above tbs evening.
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WINNERS PERFECT GUIDE
FOR
LIN,
FLUTE AND GUITAR,
ccoRDEoN, PIANO, MELcDEoN,
FIFE,
FlAG-OlET, AND CLARlONET.

'oNtAlNiNG Instructions dosignei to enabl.
~ the pupil 10 obtain u KIN wlsuge Of PLAYING
without teacher; with choice collection u
every variety Of Popular Music. Price Of each
% cents. Teaches, pupils and dealers DESTROYS
81 obtaining low prisei Instruction Book and a.
the satne time one that is useful and attractive
.,li had these books fully suited to their wants
me Instructions are gwen IN manner adapted t,
he comprehension f all graies Of scho srs Tn,
exercises illustrating and enforcing the lesson.
re not dry and ie,ious, but sprightly AMI enliv.
ehins, All the selection OF music. varying t,ou.
The simp 10 the difficult comp ises the most pop.
alar melodies OF the d.y. Nailed. post-p id, 3,
oiison q CO., Publishers, 277 wa,Lingtu,
street, Bvston. feb e.dff
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RAILROADS.
NiSSiskippi and Nlssssri Railroad.

NisSixstppi and Xlssssri Railroad.
wlsiE1 ARRANGEMENT, 1852.
',esss Ssn BY txscago ssass, ssAscA q s~els. -,
sss. fssfsr tha. Ds.s~posr siss.
IN AND AFTER MONDAY, nov. ~,
1882. and until further notice, passe. Ase
trains will leave Dsvsnpor, - follows:
10 on A. \. for Brooklyn and Wsshinr.on.
s.l5r. \. for Iowa City.
rsAIHs Assiss A. DAvsMroas a yolaova.
6.55 r. 4. from Brooklyn and Washiaeso,.
1882. \. from lows City.
aorning trains out Of Davenport willnaks dirseA
connections at Brooklyn. Iowa city and Washina.
."l with the Western stage Company stagss To-
VI points West.
Trains from the West connect 1t Dsvsnpert
With trains Of the Chicago and Rock Island kail
Mad for all points East, North and south.
Passengers are reminded Of the necessity q
sving distinct directions - 70 The sstination Of
he'' c'ssn7e els" to proourasickats hsfcsa takina
JOHN T. TRACY. Cent Sup.
\. kIABALL, Asst Sup't.
Davenport. November ~. l863.-dtf
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-30
ll.iuOis Ce.tral Railroad.


IN AND AFTER SUNDAY, NOVEMBER
81, trains will leave tron, the Grand Gentra,
Gcpc:, foot o. Lake and south v alter street:
Through Express, Al $50 A NJ. arriving n,
aai y. exc, SLndnys,l ralro at $50 A "
To- This Train connect. tor Peoria, Alton, II.
Louis, Momphis New Orleans aud Mobile.
Accommodating AT 400 ii. Tor Caro- and " a.,
Train. Sta'ion., arriving At Cairo n,
Every day, J s;45 7 NJ mex, day.
This Trsin, on saturdays, will run only Il
UrbanA Trains srrveat Chicago at li:o5 A Nj
and $50 pm.
Ar Tick t. and information, apply at the ON G,
l. the Great Central Depot.
HYDE PARK AND WOOD LAWN.
Trains will leave Chicago Leave Wt.i La Il
d: O. N o.4o A NJ
S:45 A NJ p:25A i
1890 NJ I25bpM
800 5sa IN
$500 y NJ $50 pm
W. r. ARTHUR. Gent Supt.
W. y jon Ssos, ten Pas - naapft
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-30
From NV York.


NEW IORK, March %.
The Captain OF the steamer l'etcrhoff
report, iha, on the night OF the nth,
when within : nil, \ Of Charleston, he
saw man, iombs flying, and heard the
report Of heavy guns, This may indi-
cate the beginning Of the attack upon
Charleston, but We have no further par
ficul.r,.