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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-06
SPECIAL NOTICES.

BroWa's Bronchial TrOches.
havs nsvsrchsngsd my mind respecting them
iron tse mt accepting to think yet better Of
hat which began thinking we'll of.
Ruv. HBmRY WARD BRRcHgR.
The Ttoehse ase etaf Of life to me-
PnoH. Epw'D NonTa, Pres. Hamilton College.
Fer Thfoet Treables they are specific.
Mp. Willis.
Teo lavoeaAly known % need eomnsndatien.
HoH. Gas. A. PnsLls, Pres. Mass. Senate
Contain No opium nor anything injurious
.fas On. A. A. HAYD. Chemist Boston
An elegant soabinAsion for seughs.
On g. +. BloBLOw, Boston.
l rsssansad their uss - pablo speakers
Raw. 3. n. CHArfN.
Veg beas1siai vhes suGsring from colds.
1av. B.. j. p. AADons0n, 81. Louis,
Alnest instant relief in the distressing labor Of
breathing peculiar 70 Asthma.
2sv. A. y. EsoLssfox, New York:
They have suited my eass exactly relieving NJ
threat - that eoald ding With ease.
:. DDonAnn1, Chez. French Church, Montreal
A. theee ~ initatioas - sufs and oDeAlr fnu
ouuu1un. jsa1k
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-06
ERIE RAILWAY.
&0Q R4w

Greet Broad 0asgs Dssbls Htsok s.S zSiserssA
k0uss, 70
New York, Boston, Philadelphia, Baitinere. Hae-
risburg and all Eastern Cities. carrying the
Greet Through United States Nails
EXPRESS TRAINS LEAVE DUNKIRK on
Ia Buffalo on the arrival Of I'll trains from The
West vis tho Lake Shore Kailroad, also iron Sal
sDanos on she arrival Of trains via the New
Broad Gauge Atlantic and Great Western Railway
from Cleveland, o., giving Passenger the ID
vantage from Dunkirk Or Buffalo, 90 from Oleve-
land, o., Of Six Foot Gauge. combining ease
and comfort without change, In Wide, Rcomy
Palace Cars, direct to New \ ork. A peefeotioa
attained BY no other routa
FOR FREIGHT
between al points East and West, our facilities
ere unrival1sd. Fornipe eless and reliable oen-
nsctious u Dunkirk and Bu6alo with Westsen
roads, and at Hslamsuca With the Broad 0auee
Atlantic and Great Western Railway, By vhieh
route there IL no transfer between New York asd
Cleveland.
York daily for Ill psiass II the West, makine q
quick tine md a. low RATES - By any cher foute
Far Frsig ht o. Passage inquire ct III the prin-
cipal ofless in the Wet. and a a Clark street.,
Chicago, $40 Broadwsy, New Fork, aad = south
Street, E. n, New Yo6k, Is Htate 6tsoes, Boston.
CHAS. MINOT. Goa1 Dup's
=. 3. SfnHcBn, W1eoom At
B. W. BLAnCBAnDy Gent Freight Agsat.
". r. BAnn, General Tiekst Agsat. dse3o
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-06
UNITED STATES hadDTEL.

DUuCu SVSOGV1 0O0tOU.
directly opposite the Boston and Worcester
Railroad Depot.)
VTyHE UNDERSIGNED. WHO HAS BEEN
L connected with the American House, in thi
city, for over nine years, has leased this WE'LL
known and popular Hotel for . term of years, and
pledges himself to his friends and the pubic 70
use his stmost scors TO sultan the reputation Of
the UNITED STATES HOTEL, as . 6rse-clGss
appliances and comforts Of frst-ciass Hotd.
Price, as heretofore, Two Dollars per day.
sg5-6ml FRANK n. PRATT.
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0rArB OF CONNECTICUT, !
CourrY OF Hartford,

BENJAMIN W. Green, President, and John B.
Eldridge, Secretary Of the "Connectcut Fire In
sursnce Company,"of Hartford. CT, being sew
orally and duly sworn, depose and say, and each
for hinself says, that the foregoing is true, full
and correct statement OF the affairs Of said Cor
posatiou, aud that they are the above named Off
GERS thereof. and that no part Of the capital or
earnings Of said company has been deposited In
any State or Territory rs security for losses
iSigned b. W. GRgEN, President.
JoHn b. ELDRIDGE, Secre ary.
Subscribed and sworn 10 before me by the
above named b. w. Green. President, and John
b. Eidrilg Secretary, this 9th day Of January
A. D., 1864.
lSigaedl CHAs: *. PERKINS,
Justice Of the Peace.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-06

Wan CLAIns.-A Washington letter
70 the N. 7. Ebssiso' Fbss says the
House Committee o. Clsims he's COM
nsaesd 10 work ef allowing claims
founded upen The dsstsaetisn Of proper
~ IN Mis- wsr. A report Just made
from The Ceamitsss il 10 ,fssos Of Josish
G. Aimss. whose house and barns at
AnnsndalA Fairfsx county, Wsss de-
streyed BY troops Of the Uaitsd States.
The smoaut olained o. damages was
o11, AS. but 90 Committss allows but
1e,b00.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-06


New Fork Cosrsspondsnss Of the Boston Pest.l
Some of our eminent limbs Of the
law are fobbing immense fees nova.
days; the incomes Of the mort favored
advocates being almost fabulous 10
amount. Twenty five thousand dollars
. year used to be considered we'll worth
any lawyers while, and the hope Of en-
joying even . 1.-THE Of that sum has
made many an humble -tender's
mouth water. But in these troublous
and litigieus times the big.wig lawyers
look upon twenty i've, thirty, or even
forty thousand dollars ~ no great affair
Of % income, and retaisers Of one, two
and three thousand dollars into their
hands with - little concern on their part
- one.tsnth the sum was wont 10 inspire
ten or dosea years ago. To prove
that political prominence pays. I may iu>
stance The osss # leading Democratic
lawyer who Last year received one hun
drsd and twenty-five thousand dollars
for conducting two cults, and also the
cass Of The most notorious Of our radical
Republican attofbeyA whose fss, in Ger.
tsia cslsbsa Cd mining sompsny's Law
suit We one hundred thousand dollars
worth Of the company stock-the
which he "realised On" at sixty-five
oents On the dollar. Just think Of sixty
i've thousand dollass - . single counsel
feel / eight 70 odd that most Of the
promiseuo laWosa Of New Yosk ere in
the spjoymsat Of incomes rasging from
thirty tAousa6d and 70 seventy thousand
dollars year. Talk shout the unoer-
tainties Of lawl Sarsly, the only doubt
fol or uncertain thing about it--so fer %
lawers are conosrned-is whether they
couldn't got more II they had the cheek
TO ~ Il !! Their motto would seem to
b borrowed from Scott's Marmion-
"CaA1eB, Chsstss, CnAaaDl"
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-06

Vi ~ vSeo = eoessselAsd Il = ess-
eFnllv admitted . oossoet-Dobody need
l6oeeiooss Roy sew asxistiss regarding
tn Abrasion q The va on aoeeunt Of
ma focest sedsr. Il 10 rathsr eaplainsd
81 ~ Assncial than the military nsces-
s;t;ee d The Government We say, ex-
nDsised Bat bow Il can b jusei6sd
thereby ~ eansos discover
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-06
I. j. WELLS.
Pm "A II M A G. EUTlRT
~ SA

D1AL1uM
Drugs, Chemicals, Paints.
oils, Varmishes, Dyes, Glass,
Putty, Brushes, SarSical Z
Dental Instruments. Per-
ftlsncry, SpOngcs, Fancy ar.
tlC1cs, soaps, LfqaoFo fer
medical purposes. Patent
Medicines. &c, &c.
Particular ttentiOm Dald
to Physicians Rrescrfp.
tiOMs and Orders froa
Country Physicians.
AL 2-d1v
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-06
MISCELLANEOUS.
WILCOX : 0DDS'
3 e WING MACnlNR.
Prlee, Win Denner 1 RGller. ~
IN WILCUA 0OIUU0 IL ING M4(HI
j . ~ - ~ssaiss, ~ifAs~s ssosrS y pv;es.e
Family sewing,
DrAla1mg,
1lennming,
Fc1llnG,
CssE,d,.x.

Il forms at, svsa asd slassis ssan vk,ss Il
cat u frequent intervals sDd aleo uedse aii eif-
csmstaness 'sto survive The wash tab"
patented dsviee q great utility 70 lsasnoss.
pesvents the possibility d The DasAiss bsinesua
n the wrong difsotion y ths bolaaee-whssl
Auo'ksr feature which deserves psrllsslas ~
tsation 10 the Wilcox Patsat Medic, vhish &C.,
not be eet wrong.
Its snphaticaliy The esod lev-psissd anil,
sewing machine thas the public hsvs lone beea
wanting foS.-Bossos 7tesssssps.
!, 10 indeed : woodssful Dsedscttca and foe I'm.
~ use especially no other viii bsas aay soopae-
ison with it, PM. Esssi~S Josrnpl.
mechanical wonder. -ScismtiHe Amssicus.
Among the best and most ssfviesebls sswin
mscniass. :. Light and slsgaptly 1aishsd ard -
impossible fofst TO got out .; rspais.- p;e1o6vee
OhrOnsae.
Has combined With il own peeu,ias merit, a,
| the really valuable Improvements d shs hister
| priced mschinss.- Pe~~skcasis~
THE machine In the opinion Of the eo~r,tA..
6lls more nearly the requirements Of . pssfect -.
chine than any on exhibition. Iranktis hsee.ss
Report Of 1855
Taking into considention simplicity ehs.oee,.
durability and doing III worn the COMMITTEES Ven
unanimously In favor Of the Wilcox 4 OiShs. :
eingle thread machine. Pe~asyivasis Sko1e a.
vscsltsral Socieiy's Report.
We must in justice express urconAdsncs In the
merits OF the Wilcox Gibbs sewing mashlpe.-
We consider that great disidesatum has been
supplied by IL In proving bsyosd doubt thst -
threads are not, - was supposed. necessary 70 I
good machine. CArSssian Advocate and Journal
JESUS ~, 1850.
After much wear and many Washinss The
stitching 10 found TO retain ell the rsundpeee
cvennsss And 6rmness which are 80 mach sduirei
ct nrst.-NeU York Sun,
10 principlsit 10 perfect. Essiseey. london,
Has evident oints Of superiority over oil Others.
PALsdelpAis P,sas.
4 ssrviceable machine. or this 10 have a..
psrisnce in our own family - Boston 1yoce1er.
The beauty and simplicity Of IL mechanic
ere admirable Express.
NsseWing machine heretofore introduced has
In - short timo acquired such we'll mseited nm
ularity .-CvnciasssS Gazette.
We esteem IL the best machine for family vse.-.
Ms stitch . wSenosptionai. Signed ~ navy kve-
dvsd ciesssns ~ Philadelphia.
~Dena for 4 Circular. -
JAMES WILCOX, Naa ufse,ure,.
spS-d0 sos Broadway, ny.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-06

The Fisndish Spirit Of Abeiitiosisn
Az an illustration Of the 6sndish spirit
Of abolitionism, read the following from
Lieut.. Col. Hoyt, Published in the Kan
SO papers. Listen how he raves:
II was once, while believing 10 no
other possible deliveranoe from shame,
for separating our Northern free institu-
tions from the black hammered South.
The trial of John Brown, of Kansas, in
Virgins, 10 which I was humbly pro-
fessionally engaged, made me . sincere
hater Of the South. hate the South to-
day, not only - an enemy, but - an en-.
envy OF oil mankind. hate her piratical
institutions, which rob men Of their man
hood and women Of their virtue. l hate
her history, and hate her traditions, for
upon oil behold the unwashed stains Of
that unavenged blood extorted by the
lash Of the slave-whip. l have believed,
still fondly believe, that the son Of an.
other Saint Domingo may rise upon her,
and million of Toussaint l. Ouvertures,
clad in The habiliments Of war, add with
vengeance written On their face, with one
desperate and triumphant stroke, da.h in
pieces the accursed South. Are Ksnsans
proud to own John Brown, Of Ossawato-
m,er l, for one, cay 10 the whole his
tory Of this State there IS nothing re-
decting such lustre - the citizenship Of
the grey haired martyr Of Harpsr'a
Ferry"
The Poughkeepsie New York; 7sle'
graph Gays there IL - brute 10 human
form" in that city, who recently said:
II would to God that could live to
sss the white male population Of the
South extsrminated, and the females left
to the mercy Of the negroes, that better
race might people the Southern States. v
These are the men who are going Ia
restore the Union with the South.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-06
STATE OF CONNECTICUT, 90
COuNTY OF HARfP0RD, 90

STATE OF CONNECTICUT, 90
CousTY OF HARfPoRD, 3d.
/, Chauncey Howard, Clerk Of the Supreme
Court within and for said county do here GER
tify that Charles f. Perkins, Esq, whose ramo
IL appended to tho jurat OF thefcregoing deposit
ton was on the date thereof Justice Of the
Peace in and for the county Of Hartford duly au-
thorised to administer oaths for general pur
poses, and that am we'll acquainted with the
hard writinA Of the said Chas. e. Perkins and
believe that the signature to the said jura. is
genuine.
In testimony whereof have set my and and
afRxsd my seal tais 9Th day Of January,
1854.
(L.S.] CHAUNCEY HOWARD,
Clerk Of the Supreme Court.
Known eli men that the Connecticut Fire In
surance Company, Of Hartford, CT. do hereby
authorize any and all agents th at said Com pany
has or may hereafter have or appoint in the
State of Iswa for and on behalf ST SAID Company
to accept service Of oil process whether or
final, in any any action or proceeding against
said Company, in any Of the Courts Of said State,
and it Is hereby admitted AMI agreed that said
service of process aforesaid shall be taken and
held to be valid end sufficient in that behalf the
same - II served upon said Company, according
to tho laws and practice Of said state, or any
other State, and oil claims in right of error by
reason Of such service is hereby expressly waived
and relinquished.
the 9th day Of January A. ID. 1864
(S'gned) B W. GREEN, President.
john b ELDRIDGR, Secretary.
Agents in Iowa -Messrs. Bisscll Il Go, Du-
buque, Louis A: Macklot, Davenport.
JOHN b. ELDkIDGE, Seey.
Schedule Of Bonds and Stocks owned by the Con
necticut Fire lnsursLce Company, on the st Of
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-06

"LoYALIDfe" are Jest nov placed b.
tween two Arss, and are looking with
much anxiety for way Of escape. The
uomisstion Of Mr.. Lincoln BY the sd-
ministratiou member Of several State
LsgislAturss il the result Of eaucusing
and strategy, rather than . deliberate
srpesss,ea Of the nassss Of the abolition
party. The radicals object 10 him be-
saa.e, although "growiog" no Is not .
grown man. They prefer one whom
they viii not Be compelled to "watsr."
The conservative object 70 him because
Of his adoption Of Whitingism. and the
contempt with which be hes treated Mr.
Seward and bic counssls. The Germans
declare usequivooally that II he be again
pat on the course they will sscsde. Yet
/ oil these warning and discordant faction'
know that he il determined 10 b . can.
didats, and fear that il he 10 not nomi
mated he will not nee the power and pat
. ronage Of bic station, or permit it to b.
used, to promote the election Of loyal
: successor. They rely spon that powell
and patronage, arbitrarily and corrupt,
! employed, to obtain victory. We thinl
they misjudgs. The fanaticsl pressure
which has controlled, c.n still Oontro
the President, but il is natural, in vie,
, Of his aptecsdents, that they should b
!. suspicious Of treachery by him.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-06
Useful & Valuable
Discovery
HlLToN's
i psOlRbIe Cenlent

BOOT 4 SHOE
Manufacturers, using Ma
chines, will End IL the best
article known for cementing
the Channels, - IL vofkd
without delav, 10 not Affecte
Oy any change Of tempsra.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-06

70 terTiy zen LAWS ana thuo hasten tho
fall Of bis empirsi But Why then . cali
for three years and not three months a
Senator Howe proposed, or nine months
- has been the case with al former con-
seriptsi Or have oil the reports about
he weakness Of the rebels, &c., been
false; and are their preparations nov 10
enormous that We must make suoh ex-
traordinary exsitions to meet then I
Or finally, hes the Administration 70.
esived news from Europe leading il 70
ssor French or English interveutioe
1t would certainly have been FIR
more proper, il. ct least, some motivea
bed bssn assigned for this extraordinary
talE We can imagine no rsasoue Of ar.
ny which authorize The PRECEDENT Ia
withhold from the people The reasons fSr
amposing another burdsa Of such enot-
nous dimensions. 3
The Asssigw n alec surprised, end ~
mosks:
II this new order we're really intended
% draft more men, We should b indue-
q TO ask astonisbsd and asxiouslv In
iaee OF OIL the recent rose oolorod reports
seoesning the near end Of the REBELLION.
sof what this immense increase Of the
ny has really mislortnns happened.
= = tasrs any 10 prespeetl Bet L 3
~ .sows, sese the old eonsesiption
~ has furnished very lev me-. IN
nev ana worse lev i msds % brie~
= ~ 80 msa, but more nesey. IN
,.eeca tAisty-1ve ~ lSetv ~
- eoNeo tesothe I'D. win 49, 49,
= oso1oeee Ct oso6oh6Gns 80 ~
Ps1 $780, = - n. ~
s unllk n
, 1864-04-08

CoTToE-Ycry firm md more active At 56t for mid.
d1t1E uplands and 13c for low midGltng.
Ft0uE-Fof state md Wcatern lee httter, with
Eood Inquiry: 3TIh87ea for extra state 41.il97 50
for extra round hoop Ohio; s 60 for tr4de oraus.
fhclu*ed in the sales e9 brs extra state
Cd nil Msy at t7.a5, market cfosas hrm With no
eellera at Inside.
WnlsK1-E1cite and higher; $l.oNai;es for state :
ard {LtSG1 10 for western, closlhg ut the tuste.
GAAlN-NheAt Ecarce nud l4:c he!tef, ai S1.Jl9
Is ftr Chicago spf5pk; II t7at.D for MEwsnSee
Club; xl!ss01 x for winter ,ed We9tesn sslea ;0o
ter red western It si;2ai7i. Corn 1&2c h..tcr, at
$l1@1 s. lsr Old mtx ed western tn stare and deliver
I'd jrelntc in tho eales are Is 90 bn Ola m1e1 Wcs.
tern ssld lat evening at $io- oass ArUcs II 9's9
GEdcss11s- coEcc trrn, but nothing Of moment
TETro1 Kuy-Firm Roflued In bond. se:; crude
anot.A At S2s3sc. sales rcpostsd at s5Hc for next
1renth.
FnoTIs1essPork In active den.snd at htsler prees.
Sales so hrlt tness It 81 ste23 % for old:
7!73 for new; t9 921s fer old and new prime, and
1t So co; also 500 brls old mess Tor Ap dellIcry,
buyers option, At and SO br1a new do ss1lo de-
livery, $250o. Beef ac1re at 37-9R303 for couI1-
~ ness: IS 90 for country prime: $195oats50
for rcpRcKed mess. and slsGsG!a0 for extra mess.
Prtne mtt3 beef Quiet and unchanged. Beet hams
active and 1rmcr at &c. Tut meats nrmcr aud
in active dsand at 1o@1lc for shoulders aud -
t1HGlse Tor Cumberland cut Hidd1es: axe for do
saoif ribbed; te4Ge1tc Tor do short clear and 1la
t11c co lorR cut hams. Lard ac1rc and nrner
1.c. Butter scarcely nsa At sS4as7c tor Ohio
ALi 4cesi i6c for ss4te. Cheese steady at 1S6l8c.
, 1864-04-08
FROM CHATTANOOGA.
Important military Changes.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tr1bane.l
CHATTANOOGA, April {. 1851
The following General Order No. is just Issued
from tho Military Department Of the Mississippi
br ard with tho approval Of the Commauder-1n-
Ctlef Of the armies Of the Uoited sta'es:
Tho following changes arc made, which Will so
in et1ett tt once:
Th> 1.th sgd Ill: Corps are hereby consolidated.
al:j viii compose thu First Army Corps, Maj. Gen.
10. Hooker commanding.
Gen. slocunb Is relieved frnm duty in the Army
ct tie Cumberland, and will report In person to
Major Gen. Jas B. Mcpherson, commanding Dc
rs1tntnt Of Tennessee, for assignment to the
command Of the fortified points in the district Of
Virkshurs.
4sacold.-Ataj. Gen. 0. Howard is assigned to the
command Of the 4Ih corps. Maj. Gen Gordon
G1an,er il relieyed from the command Of that
corps and from duty with the army OF the cumber-
lard, to enable h IN to avail h1meelf Of leave Of
absence heretofore grartcd him.
Third. Major Gen. Sclofe!d is assigned to the
command Of tho aed asmy eorpa. and Major Geu.
Geo. Stoncm&n is relieved from the command oi
Tint corps for assignment to iEe conMsul of q
special cas1lsy force, to be organized under spe-
cfa1 Instructions from headquarters to command
ing Generals Of the Army oftEc Ohio.
TtH,h. Ms1or Gun. Jno. Newton Is aesl 5neo to
duts with the Army OF the Cumberland, and viii
report to Major Gen. Thom1s At Chattanooga lor
ass,gEnnrnt to duty according to his rank.
The commanding Generals of Departments will
make al rules necessary to caryy into effect these
oFers aud will make such distrihnsion OF the etat
ot.cers affected and corps badges and other tnssg
uic, In their indcmcnt will result In the harmony
and good Of tic service.
e. order Of Maj. Gen. II. F. Sherman.
R. n. SAWYER, A. A. G.
, 1864-04-08
ENQHI CAIRO AND &ELO "


Especial Dispatch 10 the Chicago T,.hnne.1
CA1no, april 7, 1851
natcs from Herphis arc to the evening of the
9Th. There fs no pews Of importance. leaEa
fton1 officers of river steamers. that the steamer
Joseph Pcarre, while IaseinE tho mouth Of "nlte
River last week, was fired into from the shore, and
enc older, name not learned, 20 severely "ouuu
cd that he has since died. ....-.
Tho II. s. dispatch boat, New National, caae up
today trou Red River, having left Ale1anasia
pbout the e0th, haring In tow two basscs contain.
,ne ei-tcen hundred bales OF cotton. u :. Aassaa'
q. L, Phillips was here to receive It. The coston
Il considered naval prize, and as present pflces'
viii bring not far from $40o,ooo
Forrest is reported trying to clip away WIN
email portions OF his force fearing he nay DC
In trap. ,.o.
linn brt Il fs st1ll thought thst Hammock, the
Union candidate, Is elected orer Aulkes, Copper
ncaa, bs ere majority.
The steamer A1core arrived here to-day from tue
Tennessee River, rcrorts Roddy's command do'he
considerable mischief in the vicinity OF Waterloo,
/! Alabama. The principal business seems 10 &c 1na'
| Of Robin: and conscripttng.
Three pi,ots from tho steamers MADISON -uo LII
ntre city. ve1c captured BY his men, but v ere re-
lcascd after hesug relieved Of their "sseneS ano
what money they had about them.
Tbere has been no serious engagement IN thai
vicinity.
| CA,ao, Apri1 7--Tbe Golden Gate, small pro
heller was burned by guer1l'as On the "a 1nst'' e-A
tren m}Ics below Mcnpbis>
| II II reported that the rebel General, MecEea
| hnnr number OF robbers and nurdore1S "h9 p
icst Thai neichboshood and rob friend and 1ot
@' + cunbost had fight With guer1las at Htckn1ar
| ~rsterdsy. aud captured 4 few OF them:
The steamer Carrie Jacobs, bound down, iadef
ptincipally with -four collided s3st nisat WIN r.
| ssfeemrr Zen Anderson below Metropolis, the 1a
enhs hreakirc In two. No lives known to hay'
The Steamer Forsyth alter leaving this port to
dsv vas brought back by ehot from the tost
Her officers arc chaEcd WIZ ns1 nasnS od s
, eeaptain under arrest and the third clerk IN tn
confsca,ed goods, amounting to *.a.o 200, consist
Ing mostly Of cotton and sugar, were koi1 mere tc
by orde, e the T. ost5ea " sd1sa cea cs re,,n
be sod aO2 bales mixed, Inferior quality, and Il
!. bad condition. told at auction 1T Il 9t'} cts.
= The cairo Netes has been fntniehed with an Of
der issued by uris. Gcneral Buford, eommandin
the second division Of Forests cavalry, SonTatt
|: campaign. He praises their conduct during tn
attack On the fort at Paducah and feeliug1 ullude
1 to the death Of Col. Thompson, commanding tn
L third b,tgade. He n Ecrts that they eilenced OF
guns IN the fort ED comvclcd one Of the gunboas
= to withdraw ff1:a tho acti"n.
The rcbl loss II eet down at 10 killed. 70 Wount
cd. Federal loss - killed, 10 Of 81 wounded.
he concludes Dv Informing his division its il
tent,on to hold Western Kentucky
The nctual ]oss Of the Federal forces was II hi
$40 killed aud three times that number wounded.
MEMPHIS, april 7.-Nothing later from Fore
OF CT e1eon. Reported that the former IL prcpa
Ing to attack Memphis.
, 1864-04-08
st. Louis Market.
Especial Dispatch to the thleaeo lsaonac.l

Sr. LOUIS, April Z. 1851.
TepAcco-Advarclng. Sales comprise y hhas
items at $e.E@3a3s 50 do grtenl luss ats -
do factory do at do plauteEs 90 ns - ~ o
1910; IL common shipping leaf At *l1ossea'@":
do good do at $e7co93G.0a.
FIoUE-B. oyaat. sales. 1904 hrls choice N * -. A.
$50: 2sco brls country * in lota At $50; 500
delivered at Chicago ii s1s; 500 brE 90 coansft ~
ats;1o; lso b.,s 81 sss5 900 brls Inspected Il
.s6SE; l 500 prls at $a,sa-
,ts5: 1.cco do, part to strive, at $t.5o Corn ntm
sales 49 sacks old at SloaSios s'oao ae" NJ e1'''
Osts f,s1nes tales, 6l5 tacks at ssc.
Y41lBy-Adyanred.
Observation-Disclosures Coffee "04aHc' euKA'
bsRher. Mola1ses 1rm ar Sc.
1Tsy,sIo.g-Povk and lard nrsn; sales conpr1alne
1eto bis c,y mess a. &?e5o 100 do At so 1eo se,
sugarcn1ed canrassed hams 1t 1es eoe Pcs 'oose
1ec: is rn.ks shoulders at sHc Il fes rEfms aaFa
12c SO do manufacturing at 1oxc;