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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-11

Our families must be supplied with
he comforts nf iife-thsrefors our yeung
trisod T. r. E,lrige hss just opened choice
stock Of family groceries. on Brady street. I'd
door shove 4so. which he will sell cheap for
cash. This stock 10 oil fresh ard ssn's b.
beat as as 10 quality Give him q call. div.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-11

On ruesdsy, Feb. oh 1854 b. Rev. Q. g. Trso
daIa n the vesdercu If the brides fhtAof IL thie
eatv M z SHIELDS 70 Msss nATrIk -
TYNBR No eavds
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-11

Whistler offsn splssdid assortment
Of winter dress goods - the ladies Of Dawes
port asd vicinity. Alec large variety Of
BaimorAl ssir.s, hoop skirts. Asonsis sod do
N nsettcs Of every Quality.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-11

VALsNrruEs.-Starr has received a
large Esd bssstifsiiJ sslsetsd stosk Of Valso-
tisss. whssA hs sslis st iev Assse. Lovers.
Who wAat - tollos the old esssoo on valsa.
vns's day. should give h,m 80 early esll
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-11

Foa DEs ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Hsnt lsN for Dss Msiass THE nosp,ag 70 pre-
vide for the sssesion sf seablss % that plsss
for the accommodation Of 500 cavalry hsrsss
a. that plas.. With bin he teok E ). Frazer.
builder. 70 supstipsend II eir eonsIruction.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-11

A00uoNn8 SOsss. 80 - '''''''''''~s'
Al Of which hes been psid 70 ths treasurer.
.sk,se bic receipt fos the esms.
J. W. MBANs, Mssshal.
Report Of The City Sexton. sho wing 80 In
tssmssts daring the aoath ef JsOssry. 1854,
vss pesssnssd resolved end fisd.
r, : folio vinp hille ware ordered paid:
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-11

CARMAGEs AND BuooIss.-A;te0tion
IL called 70 t5s aevertis-ment ot Mr. Hoys Ia
another column His stock Of carriages aad
ougyfes is OF highly eupsrior quality, made
as the famous msnuf.story at Bra.tistsro. W.T.
Of the bet hickory timber. and . superior
ssyls Of workmanship Thoss In wsut Of an.
,hipg 10 shis line viii do we'll 10 drop 10 asd
look THE property over. You cant help be-
Ing satisfied
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-11

Don't fail to 60 to the theatre to-
night. bos bsfsss gsssg yoa sbeuld call 81
Fssrsnd's Hat Store asd purehsss ysurssif .
nee hst. A sssds - st sill De. bat shabby
baa Never.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-11

! -AxoTaER Rsss.-Piotipg paper is
progressive in price without soy essrsspesd-
ing increase 10 soaIity Oar paper mater
raises the price SIX per cent. this week, and
prsdiets smother similar rice in . short time.
We hops hs is . false prophst, II he l. not our
prr6t will prove flss. unless We follow sui
aud advance the price of subssrip ion.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-11

GENTS SPRING CLoTHING.-Sam
P~rry is never behind the times. hus 10 nOs
pref sssd to turn our elegant sp' iog sni's oi
eioth,Dx tha, will ~ onish th- natives. He
hae alec made tsaoeemsn,s TO receive the
latest spring fashions Of casiuerss just - soon
% they come inte the market Cent? Ubs
was. somssnisg nice snd sesvisabls shsu,S
eive Sam caH {, once ~ the store opposite
the Poet Ot1ss.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-11

Tar Bssr FAMILY Boass iu the city,
and fresh niieh coz Tor ssls. Eaqstrs q
he rssidsnss Of j. A. LBCIAina.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-11

TIE THsATRE.-Another crowded
house and another splendid play we're che fsa.
sures noticesbls u Metropolitan Theatre last
ev.ing. Mile Zoe appeared ~ great advant-
age in her triple character in the excellent
,lay Of The wm,rd ski. Templston - the
consequential old Mayor, brought down the
house In perfect torrents Of laughter, while
Zoe. Mr. Lay. Brace and Wildwau. in their
brosds~ ord eneoastsss acquitted tbsusslves
handsomely. Everything passed od to the
psrfest satisfaction Of the audience.
The same splendid performances vii be re-
psa.ed this evening. with the addition ef Z
eplendid double dApes by Zoe and Mons Yatss
The ever glorious "Toodl.s' will b brought
~ the sftsrpiees. This viii bs the rsfssl
sy.pise's snter,ain msnt OF the seasoa
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-11
THE CIT y.

Native Csiifornis grsps wine can b
had osly ss Bailord'a Also ths gsssiss Viz
ard Oil.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-11

RscRurrs.-The arrivals have been
sxssedisyly light since yesterday mersing-
only Two having reported at The Mosssring
Office. Tin, hossver. 10 On exception. for the
arrivals se-morrov msy exceed hundred -
II Ie~a svsdss The draft tbs Arst Of AsrsA
some tell work viii have to Be done In the re.
sra,,i 6 lire. But the general impression
seems 10 be that the traft prcmissd on that
dav sill turn on: about - Il has dors hithestS
--te postpon.d whiie-thsn put Of eek
or .wc-shen the time sllo y cd for volunteer
ise viii be extended then The dsait will Be
laid % the table indsfioitey. There has
bees 90 much boys play aboas this matter
that the people don't ksow bos - cslsulst.
the shaness. Lett not che bssssr way, then
soAsss On The ssfs side By Glane up the quoss
b. voisss. sisg. ssd II the draft comes AZ oil
lss some e.hse locality thas Davsspert BE- r.
spooeibis tS it.
LAmA --4Asss vsilipg the shove sS more
rsrrui.s have bss6 sssNvsd Tnst looks mere
iiss 10.
BoDs Or NAs FousD Fsox Ev IN TH1
lc.- - rhis morning nnmbsr Of little bcyt
wsr- skasing sssr the back of the river. h
ltsss oi the u q H.uss. - gsstiag dry thsJ
tssk out theis tsiss. - sst cus basis II th'
~ ifsu shish 70 Asisk. II 70 Asiss shs.
ssruek ayes hsosa ssatp. hey ioosdtass
| u isiseosa gsssleoss Il ths dtsssssey. ast
sssa . ssssd e Sasissss vss sslsss1s6 -
he spss. nh ssss. pasts aad ssev sssr. =
60 sAs beAy osa .Whss eaksa lseu ehs ~
.as bsSy ~ss idsssiasa - 49, = ttash Ksss,
: cell keevs xsAsa beSsr lsss - - snpss.
of NJ, Hsfstst. Ne eas utese6 sbest 80
esa.bs ago, ssd 20 slas sSatd ~ oatssd b
ais samily % tb. cAsss u Mis ssdds1 asd -
sxpss,sd de. arturo us 80 hsss sseeesias
secu The fsss he. the thirs ( ess 40 sse i@i
sass vss sst sd . ~ istas. sn3 sAss = q
ssrsss b>iax 10 ~ ssss sosdisses. ~ -
man shsss sh,ssy-6ss yesss -. aasA -
isssse - iasespsss sss.s - es.0ss -
sev4n ohi:trse wse rsads - sssis eley
| ssiasss esAISe ~ shsss se.s1es nsas-taa
shs~Sa lrse shs eDrpe 50 a1te s4e1hf
tss. sedtssso = 81 tAssSnasy y ek =
! W s1etS 7 = nsess ~ ~ psr1ss-ts
1Isssseaof ! - 80 :. - es6e1nt - @ees!
MN A l y a s!Y =
ts~s -, 0ssss 90 sSs.ss1 - 49, =
- go - slD y y ast6ln ~
1lu
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-11

Bii OF Iea n. Clifford. lOf eosS q Court, ~ss
presented and referred TO the Finance Csm-
mittee
The folloving bills we're referred to the Fi'
nance Committee, with power to act
Price Ccanos, supplies. s................. ~ ~
isrsel Hall, ............''....S1 81
do ................. .xa 20
q. ". MoCarn, medical attendance. - 10
q ! AcLiev hoardns n.isoue Is ST.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-11

Ca AZ. WairTAKERs
! : TFORNgY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW
) "a Orrnn On Nsin asssst, In Grants Block, up
sseS.s, 'uy36-dIf
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-09

tAis f55GlGs!51 p61oeU n Jh0I5d - assUgls
psnisd ~ rsqsast Sor any tss4inony
which shosld properly accompany il. He
did not want my cx-paste slatsmsnt 70
70 out to the dstriment Of I soldier, when
records of The War Dspartosat entirely
sxonersts him.
Powell said Il was no dosbt ths truth
that the Secretary OF W9wn j the hsb-
it Of doing things without he knowledgs
Of the PresidsnI, very much 70 the dstsi-
mont Of the best interests Of the country.
| II the President allowed such things to b
done witASst his knowledge, he was en-
titled 70 the commiseration Of the coun-
Try. He should instantly dismiss such
an Official.
Lane, of Kansas, said If be was Presi-
dent or Secretary Of War he would con-
slider it the highest honor that could be
paid him to be assaulted by the Senator
from Kentucky.
On motion Of Lane, Of Kansas, reso-
luton was adopted directing the commit
tee on the Pacific Railroad to enquire into
the expediency Of constructing railroad
from Fort Leavenworth TO Lawrence,
| Kansas.
Carlisle reported back from committee
on public lands bill to confirm certain
land claims in California.
Referred.
The special order Was taken up, being
| the amendment of Mr. Brown to the bill
70 promote enlistments.
Brown proceeded to address the Sen
ate 1t length in support of his amendment
and the freeing Of the slaves as war
measure, and claimed the existence OF
the power to free them in Congress and
the Executive. He concluded bis remarks
in favor of a general emancipation policy.
Executive session adjourned.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-09
MIDNIGHT DISPATCHES
New York, March 8.

ANOW 4VtA3 AAetSb ~
A Norfolk letter Of the 9th reports
Gen. Pickett's whole rebel division At
Suffolk, it is supposed for grand for
aging expedition and to enforce the con-
scription.
Raoson's command, which infested the
line of the Albemarle j. Chesapeake canal,
has disappeared.
The Posts Washington special says
the finding Of the court of inquiry ID the
case of Gen. Buell. will soon be published.
The court does not attach any blame TO
BaeH.
A special TO the Commercial says some
fears are entertained that conflict Of ju-
risdiction will take place between Mr..
Allen of the Treasury add Gen. Thomas
of the War Department.
Admiral Dupont is in Washington to
appear before the committee OF invesiiga-
tiou of the attack on Charleston.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-09
Death Of Col Dahlgrsn-

washington, Marcn o
The Republican this evening has the
following:
In our FIRST edition yesterday we doubt
ed the statement that Col. Dablgren reach
ed our lines in safety. We did so because
We knew 1t the time that the Richmond
Sentinel of Saturday morning, . copy Of
which reached Gen. Meade's headquarters,
announced that Col. Dshlgren was killed
in the skirmish at Kings and Queens
Court House. This fact was telegraphed
to the President late on Saturday night,
eight or nine hours after Gen. Buffers
dispatch of Sunday was received, an
nouucing the safety of Col. Dahlgren.-
The news of the death of the Colonel was
not made known to his father. Admiral
Dahlgren, till this morning. because there
might be some mistake about it in the
Sentinel.
Late last night Gen. Butler telegraph
cd that he had received information con-
frming the announcement in the Senti-
mel that Col. Dahlgren was killed 1t King
and Queen c. H.. The President being
satisfied that there Vas no longer any
doubt Of his dsath, deemed il his duty this
morning to communicate the fact to Ad-
miral Dahlgren, which was done.
The President having signed The whis-
ky bill it is law.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-09

.
San Francisco, March 7.
The funeral Of the late Thos. Starr King
yesterday wss very imposing, the assem-
blage bsing greater than on any similar
occasion for many years. All Christian
denominations, the Masonic order and the
military participated; the Governor and
principal Federal and State officers were
present. Minute guns we're fired from
Fort Albstross during the service.
Dates are received from Hong Kong
TO the 18th Of January. The papers con-
tain nothing concerning the Alabama
later than that telegraphed from New
York.
All American shipping in the China
seas was unemployed.
Sandwich Island dates to the 18th OF
February are received.
The funeral of the late King vas 40
cording to the customs Of the Masonic
Order, and took Elsce on the Sd.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-09

W.ehi.esop. March 8.

Nothiag he's officially bssn received
eoocsrning Shssman's expedition.
Jas. 8. Emery hes bssn appointed Dis.
trict Attorney for KAnsaa. sad Abel Ben
nett Agent for the Kickapoo indiana.
Solicitor Whiting. Of tie War Depart.
nsnt, has sent letter to the Committee
on Public Lands h rshtioa to the oonfs.
cation Of southera lands. That eonnitaee
It u understood, have prepared bill il
accordanss With Whiling's suggsstioos
to secure 70 persons in the military and
naval service homestsads on confscate(
or forfeited estates in the insurreotionary
districts.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-09
Draft TO be Enforced.
New York, March 8.

Gold advanced to l64a on the news oil
the defeat of Stsbbins' gold bill.
Supervisor Booth. OF Brooklyn, just
arrived from Washington, has officially
informed theBoard of Supervisors that .
call for 2O0, 900 more men would sbon be
made, and that the draft would Be en-.
forced. He was SO informed BY Secretary
Stanton. who advised him TO keep on re-
cruitisg. % oil the overplus would be
credited to the country in the forthcom-
ing draft
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-09

Seventy towns give Gilmore IL, $50 !;
Harriagton 1879; scattering. 81. Gill;
more is elected BY 1900 najority. An
fss Of the Rspabainp Cosscilnssseu
elected and probably 3 Of TIE II 6Snatcrs
elected ares Republicans, aud najosity
Of the Representatives.
There has been heavy Union gain in
every town heard from.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-09
New York, March 8.

The Commercials Fort Monros letter
Of the 9th says Gen. Peck is besieged at
Newberp, add nearly every post 10 Nora
Carolina.
Kilpatrick's veteran horsemen are !
God-send to this department, and NAV
accomplish more than twice or thrice
their number Of infantry. 80.
l feel certain General Batler will ~
tain them. Nv 80
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-09
Shsrman's Expeditisn.
PHILADELPHIA, March 8.

A special dispatch 10 the Bulletin from
cincinnati to-day says an officer arrived
1t Cairo yesterday direct from Vicksburg
who corroborates the Confederate stories
regarding the return of Sherman's expe-
dition to jackson.
He says portion of Sherman's force is
marching already for Vicksburg. With .
small army Of negroes and large lot Of
mules. horses, hogs, cattle, dc. These
are the spoils taken on the way.
Rebel rumors pay that Col Forrest was
killed in an engagement with Sherman's
expedition.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-09
HAIR DYE HAIR DYE!l

DATCHELORS celebrated HAIR DYE - ~ Dess =
ID fks WesI1 The only HbrW5sss, 7rss 80 ksSsSh
dye known This splendid Hair Dye b pcrfect-chAnges
Red Rusty, Gray Hair instantly 10 0tsss1 es|A ~
KssrpI 6yss without nuring the Hair Staining the
SKIN learing the Hair so and Beautifully npats fresh
vitality frequently restoring its pristine Color and rcc
es the III effects Of bad Dyes The genuine ID signed
WILLIAM a. BACHELOR; all Others are mere irnita-
tionA and should be avoided Sold BY Ill Druggists, &c
PACrORY-sl Barclay New York BafcHnoa
Hsv fufto1 C1kAA for DFesstng the hAar uys-o@wA
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-09

The election in this city yesterday re-
suited in the reelection Of Robt. Brad
ford, Mayor. The Common Council u
divided.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-09
BY TELEGRAPH.
AFTERNOON pEsPArcnEs.


T0rS Monroe, March D.
News has just resched here that Col.
Ds ilgren, who was captured. is safe,
has ing made his escape. Heis the sou Of
Ad airal Dahlgren.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-09
Election at Knsxvills, Team.

The county election yesterday passed
of quietly. The whole number of votes
cast in Knoxville was 26l, against an aver.
age vote in peace times of 700. Making
allowance for absentees 10 the army, and
the vote is full and larger than anticipa-
ted. ln7the country districts it was
fuller. One hundred votes were polled
in the neighboring district in Sewer coun-
ty, against the usual vote Of ITO. The
returns of Knox county will not all be in
until to morrow. No reports at al as yet
from adjacent counties. The vote would
have been much larger but many un-
doubted loyal men objected to the oath
required by Governor johnson as condi-
ton and did not vote.
There is nothing now in army affairs to
report, except the capture At Chilapparo
mountain Of sixty rebels by the 4th Indi.
ana cavalry.
A brigade of rebel cavalry dashed into
our lines to-day at Messy Creek. bu, were
handsomely repulsed. We took few
prisoners.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-09

Srv YcsK Msruh s.
CottcnQnie aud prices without decided change al Z.
for naia 1fnS niaaud and s4lb15 FIR l,~ n3tdling
Flour-Op@u~f + f<tter. with not mn~h nr4nx bu,
ci'~s dull buyers generally refsing pay any advance
1904 81 fw extra state. 5ses 80 fs extra T. II. o.
and 3s<ss 81 trade isaDis
whi-kes-Irregnlar snd unsettled al Sc for State
9oss ssc FIR Wes..rn.
What 10 n 'stsr anil In hr demand At 6ital q.
for Chicago spring ehosee lot At ca 81 fr Nil
Clab; soxsi az FIR wiater Red Western
cor-lrug guar aud nnresti+A S4Nl 70 fx nj nj ii
Western IN stor. a0z 81 Ar soand and 81 South
yellow.
oat.-Iroorins saessic for Western and State
Cufe---U nchanzed
SngI-firm.
Parliamentary. si1se f~ crude. sst4ss for re-
tnsd la bond ce4E1lc 3 r DO Free s. = =
Pcrk-frm with good demand at - 25t5 q 50 fcr oil
me-~ - 25a22 % hF old do, including lot II choics
fresh inspected st - 5033 81 q 50 cor mess 10 I.
dls % for old; new prime II 0a 60 including choics
city at u M123 g. Ase> 500 bbi&. new mes. fx June
sellers option, "a p; 40 bhl.. DO for Apr buyers op
tion at ~ o.
Cut Mea,s-Easier, sales at e,lo for shoulders ~
@13k hams
Bacon sidesMore sctive and nrmer at IllSaIl5z for
Western Cumberland IL for city Ils for Western
long ribbed llss9ii$ for short ribbed; f2s9l2sx ds
short clear; Ia for do long cut hams
Lard-Frm and good demand AZ s1<4f4c.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-09

Reports are ia circulation. and have
probably been telegraphed here, of the
Invasion Of Maryland. BY rehel raiders. 1t
may be confidently stated the only fouu-
dation for these rumors il the fact that .
small rebel force has been in Loudon
county, Va
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-09
Sherman as viekssurx

Sherman at vieksSurx.
Cairo, March s.
Passengers by the steamer Luminary,
from vicksburg Sd, say Sherman and his
army are there.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-09
Commercial.
cosRscfEp DAILY n
8. ANIL q CO.,
wH0LESALH GR0OEnS,
No. TOO, Corner Fourth and Main Streets.

pAnr CARS CsxY OFFICE,
KBoKuK, March 8, 1854.
PRODUCE AND PROvIsIONs.
Supply b sssser ins-quate to the denasd hence ali
lots of Eggs, Butter &C. picked up at good prices
YrOul-superfne, s. 90, Spring Wheat Extra, 50 %
Pail Wheat Extra, - 60444 Co.
Cons mai soass % ? 100 h.
SIR srcrf-sI 100 81 %.
Coxx-f0tG75c 4 bushe
wnAr-Fali, 81 rs; Spring. soc@A % p sDsAsl
RYs-S0.
OAYs.-6Sr.
PoraroEs-6saso Retail sc peck.
BUnKR-Commcn, i2l z9lsc; Choice, 2eS25s resaai'
Esos--1a to lsc; retail ooe.
CMcxkss-e4 ~ very scarce. -
LsRD-f06al1c.
wHrrr Brass-comm,n to Good 81 soas2 90 Prime
Navy, 81 258f2 20 ~s
Hsr-Timoihy, $40 oo@s2s co. bAisd, 80 90 Prairis,
SIC COASTS 90.
oCERXEs.
Our merchants receiving larger stocks than almost
ey before determined TO sell gods closer than
any other market Our quotations for Staples
it will be -eea compare very soraby with any western
market very many things lower here than they
are evenin N~w York City,
New York. c, 1sc New York, A, ls; crushed snd pow
dercd 2p-.
MOLAssEe-Su[Hf
81 oo-Sorghun. 5sa65c.
CoryKE-Ro seAsSsc' Java, AS.
RcE-loc.
so.r.pa *. t. :, y.a III Sc, &C., . u. .s"
81 IS. Black Il % To 81 So
ron.rco-aak sweet, 60 to ssc, Medium Brands 20 to
s's Cold and Sa,ar,i !. Lea, Z, 81 % to 81 10
GLsss--sxie CITY 81 %, rates
Cokp.er--2e TO &c.
Oar Ap7lEs-s TO lsc 2 D.
Dxr PEacaEs-Hirs Is 10 l51rc p d.
R.uiss-es 90 TO Is 80.
sALT-IAke s. o. to Is.
80 ? Do DO SIS oaes,s %
No Do e e dc dc Z. ssss,o :. 60
Hfttls. M. White Fish 81 10.
sINDRaEs.
L,.rHrs-soe ~ TO Sc Harness ~ TO tsc-
Hb1s-Dry flint ID lie, Dry salsed IA to ls Grub
BY half fsice; Gfe~n- % rs err~a sheep Psita 10 %
| 81 s.s Green Hpg skiiss. Is
srrss-rHesfy, s. % 10 n ST Flax. - TOT Is
FEsrHxEs-so to <Se.
CBEEsx-Hanihnrx " 20 lsc.
Bxsr csfut--ss ~. 20 81 - rru~s
| sssEs--ss " T. - - ' loa, gross
| wess--1-sn Tai~sshrd- d 10 sc, .unvashsd one
/ third les.
.eei OIL 81 70 Lard Oh u 10 % q - fish OIL 81 20.
Pa Heas-ss % 70 - % nett
| R.ss-weoIen r cos,nn 3 Z.
OLD Iros--ir ' ~ B-nss Tor y r. coesn- lec y D.
Excuaxss-on New York. Fhiisa~iphiA- Boston Gin
cinnsti. Leafs AMI Chicago y cent for bAnksbis
l fun.s- Gold - "a So prsmiaia buying.
/ DAY GOODS.
| Very firm and with upward tendency.
surrrfSas sErTIsss-e5is to &stfr.
DxfLIs-30 r. 4zic
Pass~~-f5t4 =. IT..
I pkluys-1s - @sc.
GfssHss<--5 u - sAr.
CHspvfcx AND Casfs Spoei-G Co.
SKIM THklsp-1 o. Ia n 10.
/ FAENEEs AND Man. tassHnExx-65 TO Soc
! Srixr BK,'r-sI 90 - Il 10.
! toEsET JEsss--s 70 s1%-
nzSiss--S 20 fac.
TicKfyG-15 to &c.
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New York, March s.
The election in this city TO day passed
of quietly. The total vete cast was 23,-
ESQ, of which Is. 40l were in favor ofthe
amendment to the Constitution allowing
soldiers TO vote, and 6,s79 against.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-04-23

DUPPEL-Ws sec it stated that his place be-
fore which SEINE desperate fighting was going
on at late accounts, is fortress, which the
Danes have surrounded with a series Of ingsni-
Gus and novel defsnses. The first distraction
which its Asssilsnis viii meet is an irregular
line of masked bitches, with sharp sticks firmly
liked at the bottom TO impa!e the unlueky man
who may fall through; next come a line of che.
Os4Hr de Jriss; then another Of large man traps;
Andinslly, a common wire fenee-Ehe latter a
simple but very effective impedimsns to both
infsntry aud cavarly. Not content with these
lines Of circumvsllation, the Danish engineers
have crowned both scaTp and countsrscarp Of
the ssFthwOrks with palisades crested with q
brisliing line Of sharp swords, an sxpedieat Dor
rOWed apparently from the French dsfenses of
The beach 1t BGdGjos. Both within and without
the works, are fixed plsnks studded with long
nails, the points upwards, and concealed by a
light covering Of earth. In addition the works
are extensively mined.