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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-04-29

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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-04-29

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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-04-29

The Advertiser, having been restored to health
in afsw weeks BY very simple remedy, sitter
having suffered several ysass with severe lung
affection, and that dread disease, Consumption
is anxious to make known TO his fsllow-su6ersrs
the means Of cure.
To Ill who desire it, hs win send : copy Of the
prescription used (frss Of shsrge,) with the dirsc
ton for preparing and using the same, which they
will find . sUEs CusE poR CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA,
BRONCHITIS, DO. The only object of the advsr
tser in sending the prescription 10 to benefit the
afflicted, and spread information which he con-
eeivesto be Invaluable, and he hopss every sufferer
will try his remedy, - it will cost them nothing,
and may prove blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription will please sd-
dress REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
WILLIANDDUR0H.
octl5-lyl Kings County, New York.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-04-29

A DEW WAR SHRLL.-Mr. st. James
Of New Orleans, has invented . new
shell. It is Of IN elongated shape, con-
tanning two ohambcrs, one tor the pur-
p,se Of holding the destructive qualities
contained in . common shell, the other
for the purpose Of containing . liquid
fire, which is said to be 20 destructive
'"@its action that very few Of the shelIs
will destroy the largest vessel.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-04-29

THE vacant 0irard House, Philadel-
phia, has been converted into . vast
tailoring establishment tor making uni
forms for the troops. Hundreds Of girls
are employed, With sewing machines.
Thirty thousand quits are to be made
up.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-04-29

RANGE OF CoLuABlADs.-The follow
ing shows the range Of ten inch colum
biads. The weight Of the bali il 1913 lbs !;
that of the powder, 8 lbs.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-04-29

THR members Of the N. Y. Seventh
Reglment-the pride OF that State ARE
said to represent $4,000, 900 Of prop
erty. The regiment il composed Of 90
officers and 66S men, to which ore to be
added the band and some recent recruits,
making total Of 1885.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-04-29

REPORT FROM MAJOR ANDERsoN.-It
il said that Major Anderson will pre-
pare full and minute report Of the
attack upon and the evacuation of Fort
Sumter. That will be document worth
having.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-04-29

THE Telegraph Association Of the
New York 4 Erie Railroad, unanimous.
y resolved to-day, to furnish any or ali
the operators deeiriDg to enlist for the
stars and stripes, certain sum Of money
sufficient to meet al expenses. The
situations Of the operators are also 70
tanned for them.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-04-29
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-04-29

CookEvsvlLLE.-This place, Of which
mention IL made in the dispatches, 10 in
Baltimore county. twenty-tour miles
north Of Baltimore, on the Baltimore
and Susquehsnna Railroad, and has
about 500 inhabitants.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-04-29

Thus, ct : glance, will be seen where
the advantage 10, and vhat the chances Of
even = consolidated South are - against
: consolidated North.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-04-29

The Way they Subscribe q Utica.
We take the following items from the
absorption list for the var from thu
jtiea Herol1
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-04-29
Total. .................... ,3A4,eOV
White population Of the Confederate

If We divide those totals by seven,
the proportion OF voters to the poPnla-
ton. il would show the relative war
strength Of the three divisions Of States
A fnl1Ovn:
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-04-29
THE II CLAIRE HOUSE!

I'M TIE HIR0T DAT OF FEBRUARY THIS
~ well-knswn Hotsl was opened for the ~
esptioa u guestss The heuse hss beea thoseughr
y cleaaed, painted, paPsssd A. furnished. =
nsv hitshs6, lsundsy, sle., have besn buile, 81
il shost he houss 10 now q betass sosdition thsa
ever before.
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HOUSE,, cd Jobs b. Dart, 81 Chlesgo, have takO
. long lssss Of the premises, asd viii oGss ssps-
rios -tnduesnests for TIE sseoanslstiss u Ne
travelling psblie.
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rssos, With psivilege & fasaiabiag ths saoe, -
invited = ell 81 seoest tAsis epagl0soD wjGh-
eot dslay.
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-04-29

OF the Union. They are not the men
who ought 80 lead in such crisis. The
people Of Missouri have wisely commit
ted this question to Convention Of men
Of superior mind, Of tried integrity, Of
LOFTY patriotism, and it will Be time
enough for . Disunion Ordinance to be
pAssed when their judgement sanctions
it. ,'
We appeal to the sober sense Of the
people. We appeal to them to discoun-
tenance every attempt at secession, come
from whatever quarter it may. We
appeal to them to take the GROUND
which Kentucky has takeu-and which
u the only true ground-that Of Armed
Neutrality neither suifering the hostile
troops Of the North to invade our soil
IN pnrsnit Of Southern foe, nor permit
ting any invasion Of Southern troope
for . like purpose. We point TO the
address Of John Bell and bis CO patriots.
a. embracing the true ground upon
which Missouri should take her stand.
We are not afraid Of occupying . like
position With CrittendeB, and Guthrie.
and Dixon, and Wicklife, and the MANY
eminent men Of Kentucky. We couc-
eel our friends everywhere in this State.
to put ct rest, in the most emphatic
manner, any attempt BY desperate poll
tlc'ans and dsmaaoguss, to sws0lus Aie
Ossse ~ sear tor oassses ssAicA did ~os
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- sesse passy7psd ~ ss6ssk q
Isshsch, - her pressst esaossts1 ceeit
psos, e. ealk = = Stveps AID ~.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-04-29
Flour and Feed store.

1OulR O1A0 CCCW SUOFCs
vrHE UNDERSIGNED HAVING SOLO OUT
u their we'll known Fleuf and Rss6 sstsblish-
ment on Second street, 70 NJ. l. d. Rsggiss, take
pleasure in introducing him % their old custom
ers, snd asking foe him the a1e liberal essto0
% freely extended 70 ourselves, for which "
desire returning our since thanks.
ROWE : HYDE.
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MICHIGAN.

ADRIAN, Mich. Ap
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-29
INTERESTING FROM PENNSYLVANIA

OUR PHILADELPHIA CORRESPONDENCE.
PHILADELPHIA, April q, 1851.
Organization Of Fiye Camps-ycis&rs Of Seam Tug
Public Aeeting, dc.
There five great military camps this State at the
present moment, and the grestest activity is made in
clothing and arming the volunteers. They will be
centracd In few days and march by the most direct
to she federal capital without consulting Maryland
Baltimore, or any other disoyal State or city
VIM. b. Mann ESQ.,, District Attorney Of Philadelphia,
learning that the steamtug wm B. Raney hsd sailed
suspicious circumstances, overlook her in
eamtug Hero this afternoon and brought her back
he Navy Yard and has converted her to the loyal pur
oses of the government
A meeting held in front OF the Continents,
Hotel 10 night, and addressed by persons said TO
have been driven out Of Baltimore who magnifed their
feelings and unnecessarily endeavored 10 inst them
into their audience Tho meeting so far the speaking
concerned failure. This is time for talk
Ut action
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-29
RROOKLYN NAVY YARD.

The activity continues undated Saturday the Wabash
WAS removed from her moorngs, and taken 10 the dock
opposite the receiving stse where the finishing touches
being applied 70 her. Guns may be seen grinning
through the port hoes anchors In their places, and
everything indicates speedy departure The Savannah,
which occupied the prcsen, birth Of the wabash, has been
removed 70 where the Roanoke was lying, and thn nnc
steamer been placed the former berth of the Wa
BASH In order that the great derrick NAV be available
for the hosting in OF her ass and other heavy appur
enaDccs. Water tanks OF the Roanoke have undergone
thorough overhaung and been tghtcned and painted.
The Huntsville was not taken the dry dock, az
mentioned In saturdays HERALD, II was confidently be.
Heved ON Friday that Rbe would have LETT her present
berth the same Afternoon but there was much 10 be
done 70 her screw that this not possible The work
men were dong their umos, Saturday get her out
ss quickly a. possible,
Tho Quaker City took on board on Saturday large
quantity of hay and other forage as we'll AZ several field
pieces, ammunition chests and various kinds Of NUM-
lions OF She viii take more troops on board but
the number necessary for her defence should shc be
attacked.
The steamship Keyston State wen, alongside the Hud-
scn avenue dock on saturday whore che board
largo quantity Of provisions and stores She In 10 be
armed Ike the Quaker City and other steamers. she
has on board forty Marines whom she took board at
Phnaeephia under the command VI Leutenants James
Lewis and Pendle
II Ia said that the Coast Survey schooners Crawford
and varna are 70 ont Of Commission and their
transferred for the present 70 the Carolina Great
Dissatisfaction prevailed among the men OF the Coast
Survey some Of the vessels being ordered their
legitimate duty They burning 70 serve their
try In the naval department.
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THE FIFTH REGIMENT ORDERED TO RE-
TURN TO CAMP

The Twenty eighth regiment, Colonel Michael Bennett,
having been ordered to Washington, have taken
their departure Thursday but for reason pro6a
bly, the severe injury 10 the Colonel by being thrown from
wagon or some other cause, did not go on that day
On Saturday again the Twenty eighth regiment sup
posed to leave in one Of the chartered vessels
being ready YET the Fifth regiment Colonel Christian
schwarzwaeder, OF this city. volunteered 70 their
stead and the State authorities accepted the offer.
Yesterday morning the order vas given TO march and
the command numbering about six hundred able bodied
intelligent men, lett the camping ground at Castle Gar
den and embarked from the pier foot OF Cedar street in
tugboats, and II thort time placed ron board the
steamship kedar, at the CunaTd dock, Jerscy City.
Prior 70 their departure religious services were duly
ooecTved, in which the entire regiment participated
The Fifth regiment however, cey board Of
the vessel before the order 70 proceed their voyage
was countermanded by despatch from Albany and
orders were Immediately issued TO return.
The Of this movement has not been explained and
the officers not little uoDpussed at the s1dden turn
OF thipge TO say the least The well as the off
less chlerped al not being able 70 20
at 10 the national capital where they Imagine their
krowledge as Dractced arter!ss might be brought into
eRsctive service.
The camp bes been left Ia charge OF Quarermaster C.
Wood the Second brigade and yesterday about two
hundred recruits constantly drilled by lieutenant
| left IN cnarge VI them
Amor the volunteers Of the Fifth regiment are about
eighty men from Workers. all Of them Englshmen who,
from patriotic motives gave mp employment for the cake
| Of serving their adopted country.
Prior 10 the encampnent OF the regiment at the Bat
terry the entire number Of the Yonkers volunteers their
wives families, literally provided with quarters
and provisions by fellow countryman, Mr. Seth Hold
ing and they wish to express their obligation through the
columns OF the HERALD for the patriotic and generous
hospitality o. their host
II Is now uncertain when the Fifth regiment win finally
derart,
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Mi. THos. FRANCIS MEAGHER's IRISH
ZOtIAVFS.

meeting was held last week in the large room over
pheiars billiard saloon for the purpose Of orgasizng
regiment n lrish Z1usves, who are TO BIO commanded
by their popular Irish leader, Mr. Thomas Francis
Gecghcr Tho attendance was numerous aud the enthu
sasm u the warmest character. At the conclusion o.
bushes. matters, Mr. Meagher, who was present. ad-
dressed the briefly saying that be was glad TO see
many young fellows responding 70 the call OF their
adopted country aEd he particularly delighted 70
behold men 80 ct and intelligent In every manner. He
was free TO gay that this war vas entered upon with
reluctance by him; but, accepting ny an inevita
Bile necessity, he stood ready to do every.
thing in his power 10 defond the Stars and
Stripes, the glorious banner OF freedom, ar0unf
which u was the duty Of every Irshman 70 rally THIS
was no var Of sutugation Il was FOR government
ana good order Though he had many true and warm
friends in the South he could forget that this the
only republic 70 which the oppressed OF the world looked
with longing eyes, and he TO stand IDLY by, wit
Of it, destruction piece by piece? lie cones ed he
was rather lacking In military science but he had learned
something whilst roughng for two years In southern
ons and felt doubt but that he could lead the iah
zoasyes thro,sb the swsmps and nalsria IN coseu.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-29
MILLIONS Fur DIFEKCE.
Contributions for the War-Ovsr Eleven uilhe
Of Dollars Given-No Return Aaksd but
Fidelity, Patriotism and Courage,
&e., h.. e.

We annex table Of the various sums u none
which have been voted by State Legislatures and corn
rate authorities in the Northern States including III
subscriptions Of private individuals in each locality,
far as we have been able 10 gather and rec them ro
our exchanges and teiegraphc dispatches This tabl
includes nothing but the cah advances in specified sus
without counting the thousands Of contributions whic
have been made in the way Of paying the salaries {
those who left lucrative situations to engage ia the ser
vice Of their country and the innumerable donations
horses swords, muskets revolvers, blankets shirts
flags, camp equipage, &c. together with the variou
sums-which must be large in the aggregate-whch hav
been given to soldiers individually by their friends w
viii also mention that the authorities Of great numb
Of places have passed ordinances TO make proper pr
visions for the families of volunteers during their absence
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-29
FIRST REGIMENT, NATIONAL GUARD.

The headquarters Of this regiment are stu at The
Arsenal corner OF White and I'm streets An officer will
be present each day to receive recruits and give all
necessary Information Al the members viii please re-
port themselves headquarters al the barracks sta
Ten leland, at the earliest OPT ortuny by order Of Col
Allen
kessts IaughwoutS Co. engaged In manufacturing
for The officers q the FRS, regiment National Guard,
complete set 81 silver plated uaess g.enssls
The friends u Captain David Tuomey and T. cptenant
VIM T. Mirenus met last at Central Hail. ia Grand
street, for the purpose Of presenting them with sword
sasbcs and bes previous 70 their departure Judges A.
A. Phillips and Sweeney made the presentation speeches
which Handsomely responded 70 by tho recipeuts
after which the evening spent IN the enjoyment OF
the very excellent vaDds prepared by the worthy host
Mr. James Burns, on Councilman.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-29
THE rRENCU REPAYMENT.

The Fifty fifth regiment Colonel Eugene lie Gal, have
been very anxious to participate in the present struggle,
and for upwards Of week past have been actively
crnns and present the regiment has very nearly the
number required BY military regulations. The major
portion Of Colonel lie Gals command is composed Of
Irenchman, O great many Of whom have seen active
service Company goes into camp TO day at the Bat
terry, in accordance with the following orders
HEADQUARTERS ConASY J., Iar-FH7H RsGmkyr,t
GARprs LApAyElTT, New YoRE, April %, 1861. !
You are hereby notified T. assemble q, Lafayette Hall
Nos SOS and sol Broadway on Monday morning, April
o. at nine O'Clock for camp duty the Esttery fully
armed and equipped. BY order.
CHAgIss Mot sErIE, orderly.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-29
ARRIVAL OF THE UNITED STATES VESSELS
OF WAR AND TRAINS.


The United States frigate Constitution from Annapolis,
arrived here last night in tow OF the steamer Con
s'hutoH, bringing hundred and lfty-one midshp-
men from the Naval Academy and twenty-h seamen.
she sailed on Friday morning. and has had strong south
cry winds 70 the bar After the secession OF Virginia. the
demonstrations OF the secessionists became apparen
that 1t was deemed Of the utmost importance TO
get her out the bar. Her crew Of twenty five
and officers had been their quarters with shotted
guns night and day for four days troops drilling
the shore, signals between them constantly made
large parties were around the ship TO find out her
assaabe point She had four anchors and seven chains
out when the order came at O'Clock get her
the bar The steamer Maryland in General Buffers
charge, alongside. One anchor was hove up for
use all the other chains slipped and the ship start
ed at A H., drawing 20Iz feet There then but
10 feet the bar, and for sometime IL
was doubtful she would CO. but by
great exertion, by lighting and careening,
her she forced The Captain, pilot and engi
Of the Maryland which had been sezed by General
Butler, very to do their duty, and 1t
only by putting them under guard with revolvers that
they would proceed with the vessel After dragging her
over the bar the ship grounded the outer spit,
about ten O'Clock Information having been brought
OIL shortly after that the channel outside the ship would
be obstructcd, Hedges laid out and it was endea
vored 70 warp the ship the spit part OF the
being at the guns. The Maryland having been run
aground by her officers during the warping squat
up and drove the ship ashore again. At daylight a
steam tug from Havre dc Grace in sight, aud
taken to tow the ship out She then taken in tow by
the K. r. Cuyler, and brought TO this port.
Two companies General Buffers regiment Of Massa-
chusets volunteers the Salem Zouaves and part of the
sappers board to protect the ship, 100 in all
LIST OF SHIPS OFFICERS.
George W. Rodgers, Lieutenant Commanding.
j. II. Upsher, II, W. Scott, B. L. Taylor f. O. Mat
thews, 7. b. Blake, Iieutenants.
+. kenny, Boatswan.
TIP. Yepabe, Gunner.
The augusta steamship ashore al Annapolis bar
The Alabama and Marion had arrived
The United States surveying schooner Howell Cobb
rived today from Baltimore On her way she landed at
Fort Carroll, eight miles below Baltimore, rein
forceinent Of twenty troops and two cannon
The United States Steamer, Harriet Lane Capt. John
of the Battery The Harriet Lane passed by Quarantine
usual. She never stops for visit from the health
officer, as II is proper she should.
The United States steam frigate Niagara, Captain
NcKeap arrived from Boston yesterday afternoon
anchored in quarantine.
The steamer Montgomery, Berry, from Annapolis
rived here last night having taken the Eighth reg-
ment Of New York troops The health generally Of the
men was exceedingly good every man being able 10
bark and march with the regiment. Mr.. Vim. IL Halsey
has been assigned Second Lieutenant Of Company Fl,
Captain Gregory.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-29
SECOND REGIMENT. SCOTT LIFE GUARD.

An appeal is made to the patriotic citizens of New
York in behalf Of this corps These without
blankets and the most necessary articles requisite for
their subsistence As the viii furnish nothing
until they are mustered into service, donations OF
blankets, money or provisions win be most gratefully
ceved by the Quartermaser any member Of the
mittee, who will acknowledge the same through the
press j. H. Hobart Ward Colonel Addison Farms worth
Lieutenant Colonel James Decatur Potter, Major Louis f.
Mnard Daniel d. Conoyer, Daniel H. Gavit, Executive
COMMITTEE Wm Tiden, Treasurer; Lieutenant @. j. Muir
ply QuarIermaster, Acting Adjutant.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-29
CREATION OF A BADEN ARTILLERY.

txCommander, A. Bricke formerly on,ccr in the Ba.
den Artillery later commander Of tho corps during
the Revolution in 1919, has, in accordance with his
and sunners, all Of whom have served under his
command during that glorious and renowned period
Germany and who citizens ~ the United states
created corps, consisting OF four six Founders and
hownzers and have offered their services 20 respective
brigade OF infantry
This oner has been agreed by the Brigadier General
as well the Commander In Chef and II " undoubei
that this company, which considered the best
Germany, win prove very superior corps.
Headquarters nj No. North William street Arst door