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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-04-25

Letter from the Aid Co0nissien.
q. sfea asfsg7 SAVANNAH, TSaa., April T..
To J. L. Daviss, Treasurer Of tie SeeH Cessst,
SSidiess' Aid eoeisfy.
The uhdsr.igssd. Surgeons and Represent,
snvss Of your soeisty. 10 order to accom-
plish the offsets Of their n.issios. require
four metallic eaees. in which TO return ,hs
bodies Of the following persons killed At the
battle Of sbs 9Th and 7sh inst. q Pitssbura
Heights. Tens. It isI TOO warm 10 remove
them without such cases: Lieut.. Compton.
Jsss Beekoes Esd &C., Croeks. u Il
Claire; NJ. Meltes. Of Hickory Grove.
All the sick and wouadsd Of Isvs that ~
can find are doing we'll. and are veil taken
eare e. We hope TO get mOst cf them ID
tovsrds hems this week. Some more re-
mainsd before our arrival here. Direct a.
follows: "Drs. Newell snd Gamble. Pitts
burg, Tenn. care Of D.. Douglas" Any com
munication to the saoe care vill reach ts il
ssot imm. distely.
Lindsay. Cents and Bowling. VI Davenport.
are here wounded. and doiag WE'LL Every
thisg indicates an advance Of our troops soon
Immense forces are on the move towarGs the
enemy. Should another battle occur. human
ity requires that iosa should ssnd ore Of the
largest steamers here for her own citixens. The
States that have done 50 have done immense
good. When the wounded are once on the
boat they have everything to make them CON-
| Portable. From the battle TO the beat 10
| when they suffer the most. There
should be . Surgeon here and It Piitsburg,
to act in the name OF the State s. State agent.
| 70 see to the State tsoope, and furnish them
such comforts ~ are not provided BY the Gen
srai Government. A feW Surgeons and large
force Of nurses is what 10 nost needed 10 the
| regioo Of . battle. A. -Surgeos can, 10 one,
hour, teach twenty nurses how to dress gun.
shot wcunds; In this manner be can wstch
the progress Of the wounds asd have time to
detect tue first steps Of such affections - fol-
low the Injuries. Ons female nurse to every
ten male nurses would facilitate their opera.
tions very much. xrs ~
Yoar COMMITTEES have been offered the best
Of poeitions In their profession. provided W
would agree to be dstsiled to rpecial duties oD
boats aud on the field. but they have repest.
sjly declined oil such offers, being determined
to fulfil our obligations to Scott county and
the State st large. bsiors entering into sny
eoutrscts that might iDte, fers With opportuni.
ties that occur 10 benefit Iowa ,roops
We do sincerely hope that the friends Of
humanity will continue to exert themselves
10 providing for such emergencies - We firm
~ believe are eli - at hand, and that they
will heed the suggestions herein contained.
lt Ii pow rainipg. and an writing under
difficulties which you cannot appreciate. We
are in good health. Burwell We left ct Pitts
burg, to see to our arrangements there
Brown is here with us,
A. 8. MAxwELL,
JAe. GANpLR
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-04-25

A 1oNsrHK Srocx.-Ooe would i'm.
asiss. while psssiss by wbisIsrs ses . lev
days pest. that hs vss sbess ssgsgisg 10 -
extensive vholsssls dry goods business. There
might bssoos uisests sbest that, H. Whis.
lsr dsss Do Wholesale bsslsses s)l sss yssr
roosd. Jet he makes - psstssssens y What
is termed whelssals tss1s. He has Jest been
70 the Esstssa osstsss ssd bee pssehssed
very extensively. Hs Il obliged to do tbb
three - fess umss . yssr 70 order 70 supply
the eoeensss deoasd at HE seuntssa Ever
stnes be hss been engaged In trade in The dry
essds trade be has found no lack 81 ssstsmsss.
While eshses wsit cad watch ser . psrsbssas
hs ssd bic bssy slssks sss psssise oct the
soods aed taking in The money With cheering
sspi1lty. a thousand tlmes Il 10 ssked, ''hov
dsss whislsr get such trader The sssves
10 easily fursisbsd: He pursbsses bic goeds
for cash purchases q low 6gurss. never ssts
Sos % article more then Il u worth; keeps no
eeods thst hs ssspos reeomussd, ,aad 70 crown
oil hs keeps bis buslDess right bsfers the peo
pie By sztsssiss sdssvtising. Every day be
keeps the publis mind Impressed With the fact
that hs 10 in the market and has the right
kisd q eosds tos iheir isspsssies. He y -.
sstis6sd With telling them 20 once is while.
but kseps doisg it-kseps up the steam, and
the result 10 before the public. Tbs wise vii.
see how Il j. dors snd pro6t BY bic example.
Every dsy bic store 10 crowded he dsals fair:
y and hoosssly With slI-eorresss sll errors.
and is building up most snviabls trade. Hs
stoek is larger thar ever. The store is full 70 its
utmsst sspsslty. Call aud zee The new Speiag
styles and leave orders. Large sales. small
profits and fair dealing with al. and plenty Of
printers ink. taken together. mske . strong
team. and will produce tossuss 70 any man.
PERsoNAL.-Mr. John p. Bean, who |
Ior several years past bas been engaged in the
boot and shoe trade 10 this city, has gone TO |
Psoris. Illinois. 70 pursue the same branch Of
businsss. NJ. b. is . msn u great integrity |
md excellent business habits. and highly e.
Issmsd bysa large circle Of friends Who regret |
parting with him. We commend him 10 the |
respect and pstroeags Of the citizens Of Pc. |
oria.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-04-25
SCOTT COUNTY
AIDS the WOUNDED

1JvHE CITIZENS OF SCOTT COUNTY ARE
i invited to meet 1t LsClairs Hall, Davenport,
on Saturday next, April S6ih, 1863, at esloek
r. n. for the purpose ef considering the propeisty
Of establishing Hospital within the limits y
scott county foe sick aud uoandsd soldiers, saa
Of sdoptipS sash othee nea:usss foe The psrna-
nsnt relief Of disabled Iowa Volunteers q may
deemed advisable.
II y desired that every township IL the county
hall b represented By dslegstss o. Otherwise. Il
IL expected that H. Price, Esq, and others Who
have visitsd the PittsSsse 6easle.Aeld will b.
present 20 selsaa The results aDd 0sss1vations.
], ~ order Of Executive Csamistessf Scott c..
Soldiers Relief Association. apU-d6w
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-04-25
Foreign Markets.

Llvsar00L, April IL.
Brsadstu6s market generally quiet and steady.
Wheat fat. Red Western, los. C.rn slow, and
freely offered. Mixed. 27s 6d@27s 81; Yellow,
1s 9d@2Ss White, a3s@3ls. Flour in good do
mand.
Beef dull and nominslly unchanged. Pork
slow, s0@e3. Bacon quiet and 6d@1s lower than
last week. Lard quiet but more doing. Batter
declined 1d0lUd.
Sugar has been active and the lower grades
rather cheaper. Moiasses unchanged. Coffee
quiet ewing to such small stocks.
Provisions eles. dull.
LONDON. Saturday evening. elosed At
93H493X. American stocks, Erie, S3@33x l
q, 45@A5X discount.
PARls, l3.-Bousse quiet. Rsntes closed at 7of.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-04-25
Chicago Market.

CaloAGo, April q.
FLoCa.-Market unchanged. Quoted st $500
40N.
WHHAr.-Market advsncsd u cent. Sales at
7@7shc.
BAsLAr.-Steady. Sales at SOC on track.
C02N.-6hade higher. Sales at 25xQ1s cents
adoat.
PorAroEs.-D Dull and heavy. Prime lots 1t IS
$50.
RYR.--44o in store.
BUrrRR.--Steady at 1o@12X.
BEEF CATrLs.-Quiet, with sales ct $2.50@
500.
0NIoxe.-45c for prime.
HIDss.. Market steady: Green County, 6@
sk; Green Salted, 6@SX Dry Salssd, s1<@
l3c Dry Flint, l30l4c.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-04-25

OyvICs o. fHB DRnoca A. AND Nsvs, |
Thufsday Eve, April "a, le67. !

OyvJCs o. 9Hs DMoc1AT AND N8vs,
Thursday Eve, April ~. lss7.
Produce comes in very slowly. The weather
10 Aas and roads improved, but fnrmsrs are busy
putting IL their sssd. Quotations unchanged.
FIoUR- S4.200l.se.
Wn8AS-Nominal at 6O067e. Prime lots zoe.
Receipts 1.6e3 bu. Shipments 2 $50 bu.
BARLYY.-Nominal at q @A0c.
Conx-l60l7o. ~
OArs-Nothius doing. We quote 1t l2@lAe.
OnIoxs--2o03oc per bashsl. l.-s
SnesTs.- Shipments 20 tons.
SHlPsrsvys.-Shipment tors.
HAxs-Shipments 100 tisrcss.
Shipments 50 tierces.
LARD.-Ship0snts 81 tierses. 6.. elzH
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-04-25

Sf. LoUIs, April -.
FLovR.-Quiet Ut $3.50.
Wa1Ar.-Narket quoted nominal. Sales ct 76
0sso.
Conn., In fair demand. Sales ct 290s0Kc.
RARLgY.-Sales u 75c.
HAY.-316 per ton. ~ ~~
GREsx .25@1 rs per brl.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-04-25
Sick and Wounded at Keokuk.

The steamer Empress arrived 1T Keokuk on Sur
day last with . load Of sick and wounded soldier
among which arc q number Of rebels. From tn
list We publish the names Of the lowe troops.
Ben Davis, Go E, 10th, back Of ear.
NJ F Pottorff, Co /, 14th, *.
H Il Vincent, Co II, 18th, lost foot.
Jonathan johnson, Go II, 18th, head and foot.
N NJ Larimer, Go D, 9th, sick.
Henry Elmer, 60 d, 18th, lett arm.
Levi kandolph; Go Z, 18Th, jaw.
IN Youngbiood, Co G, 18th, right thigh.
c l. Kirk. Go G, 18th, knee.
Marion bayburn, 60 u, 18th, right arm.
Jemes Clark, Go H, 18th, right thigh.
Daniel Welch, Co \, 8:h, will lose On arm.
J w Ellis, Co 81, 18th, right hand and sick.
J IS Cole, CO H, 18th, left thigh.
v Porter, Co E, 18th, left shoulder.
LIS Hatton, Go E, 6t;, both hips:
N Williams, Co F, Sth. lost left arm.
AR Wilcox. 20 K. 18th, thigh.
ID Palmer, co ., 9Th. SHOULDER.
J l. McCulloch, co y, Sth, hsad-slightly.
w F Gray, co y, 18th, loft hip.
JS Warner. co c, 15sh. breast.
jacob Browne, GO A. 18th, right shoulder.
John hoyt, co q, 1aih. hand.
James johnson, co G, 9th, sick.
HBWvatt, 90 K. 18th, leg.
Asthew Mswhiury. 60 G, stb, lsme knee.
1t b Plumb, co G. 8th, ck.
Jacob F Boyer co c, 9Th, sick.
A Mckee, 90 F, 18th, neck.
Geo Dehart, 90 E, 18th, left groin.
"a Wolf, 90 Z. 9Th. right shoulder.
John 8 Christian, co y, 6th, left thigh.
E n HixzarJ, 90 II. 9Th. arm and neck.
John Cochran. CO F. llth, left thigh.
Melvin Dean, co E, 9Th, neck.
H Burrill, co q, 18th. hand and arm.
] !. Bill ngs, CO II. 9Th, arm.
Wolf, co E, sth. shoulder.
w r wilkins, co Z, 6th, sick.
] : Davis, CO H, sth, arm.
BF Kcck. 60 /, 10Th, breast.
Geo H Kuhn, co ], 18th, shoulder.
SPAwtry, co q, 18th, log.
r Murray, co B, 9Th, arm.
John H Stanley, 90 c, 18th. right shoulder.
Miles W Jadkins, 60 G, l3th. lost left arm.
Luther Colvin, co H, 8th, hip.
Jacob Wklker, co B, sth, breast.
Mason Ogan, % D, STU, leg
Amos Merritt, co B, sth, leg and arm.
Jacob Han, co G. Sth, sibev.
w Logan, co B, 8sh, left side.
Julius Gardner, CO D, Sth, knee.
John A Rowan, 90 B, 6th, hand.
CE Dunn, co g, I'd, arm.
w n Laird, co -, shoulder.
L N Blakeley, co D, Sth, arm.
David Hof, co G, 18th, shoulder.
I Tinbrell, 90 G, 18th, thigh.
Andsew Clark, co D, 18th, shoulder.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-04-25
OIL CLOTHS.

OF these We offer is:ge and unrivai,cd assort-
ment, either es regards quality, style or price Of
English and American manufacture, in eidths Of
one yard, ono and .a-hait ya,ds and two ya d.
FER yard. Also, heavy Sheet Oil Cloths, twelve
feet, eighteen feet and twenty -four feet wioe, at
prices from four to ten shilihgs per yard, Also
Table O!l Cloths in pattern and by the yard, end
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-04-25

= :. Tors! Tore l-etarr has received .
lsses lot Of military asd other toys. e. The
ahildeea. Neai, niee aad shsop. essat
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-04-25

NRw YoxK, April -
FLoUR-Ns.ket continues quiet and unchap
- 6n@4.85 Super State; - 95@5 90 Extra state;
$l.60@4 IS Super Western S4.950 $. Is common
TO medium Extra Western; $5.l5@525 shipping
brands X H U.
WsaAr.-Mors Offering. Winter Red Western
$l.30@1 "a, later for very choice.
CowN- Market less active and scarcely so 6rm.
58@6yc Mixed Western in store and delivered.
WulskY.-Masket heavy; 22L038.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-04-25

LoxAs' Celebrated Bottled Burton
Ale aud Porter Brsnds. Vaults. corner Of Sd
ssd Brady streets. A prime article Of A!s
and Porter expressly brsvsd for nursing IL.
dies and invslids: snd agent for the Ssvsren
Brewery.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-04-25

RsruRn.D.-Several Of the soldiers
vhs sesghs aud blSd q Pittsbuse Lasdisg.
arrived ysssssdsy ossaiag. % The best from
the sestb. They will tsks few vssts 10
which - recruit thsastlyss prsvieas 70 trying
their Coetauee aHeia - The 6sjd.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-04-25

We oall atteotiou 70 the advertise.
neat u the sssat CAspst Hssss Il Asilissss 4
Wilkins. Chleoee. ssse IS ss1e
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-04-25
NUMBER 1852.
From New York.

u NSw YoxK, April ~.
Ass,rs. ;. 7. Rowland 4 TO, at the Cont pent.l |
IRON orks. q G:esn Point. havs already laid d )
kee!s fer three more marine batteries :;m;is, :.
conAirusl. to ihs honitor, thoaxh much iarver :.
IN very lev days not less than Ito hands S;li
0e employed tn the SoAyruesion Of these batteyies
IsIn oAi'ery will bs furnished with two turreta
~ :" nave guns ct 'hc heaviest calibre. Thev
VII oe OF mu,h greater power than the Mon;tos
| And calculated for ocean selyice.
f,a,. ~ Panisn steam friga,e Isabella hiss snivcd
Az IASana. !; vas stated there hv ne,son,
d.f.,. 'Il New orleans .aS. tho reports OF rebel
JACK son an, ps;,la Mucn exn sgera'cd that Forts
ths .a, "na nii'ips have been sbaudoued. and
.ne cannon taken away and that ,ho.. !. :.,: .ou
| Orleans. "''in9 u'rectIy to New
Later now from Vera Cruz had re.c,.a n.
vana After an unsatisfactory coufrr.nsS ho. ~
the allied commanders. tho French n., tween
ciood to march his division against the C;,v -
Mexco, taking upon himself the resrnrsh;;y;. :.
Inc English and Spanish pienipotentia,ies ih.,...
TOTO dscided TO withdraw their troo,s. II vss
s.atee tnat the Juarez G,vernment 10 ready 10
give every satisfaction 10 tho allies in tho matter
:! claims, but will not listen TO the IDEAS Of .
Aonarch, and in case TIE allies adyanced 70 ths
CsI itA they would retire from it.
Aoe schocncr Dlxie, formerly n rebcl privAteer.
was csptured of Georgetown, n. G., while at.
tempting q 70 run tho blockade bound 70 Nassau, n.
r.. loaded With cotton, spirts turpeutine, &c.. BY
tne us'ted States steamer hey Stone State, who
placed prize crew on board, and arrived at Phil.
adeiPhia yesterday morning.
From Boston.
BosroN, April %.
:, A resolution adopted by tho Legislature Of
Maryiand. and signed by Gov. bradford, sppropri-
ai,ng 600 for the relief Of the families Of the
kiiied and for the disabled Of the Massachu.ett
otn regiment, BY the mob in baltimore. was Re.
ceivod in the House this y. u,. And caused =
marked sensation and applause.
secretary Weilcs 10 taae the Mission to
Spain.
a.. PAlLADELPHlA,. April -.
ihe Id2usrer says that Secretary Weiles is to
sako tho mission 10 Spain. His successor in the
Navy Department Is hot known certainly.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-04-25

A RARg CuANcE..-A rare chance ID
nov offered to purchase horses. buggies. car.
riagss. hsrusss. building aud oil the fixtures
going to make up . fest class Livery. At the
Eclipse Stable. corner Of Third and Perry
streets. aprl9-dtf
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-04-25

o. EAST SIDE BRADY STAERT. o.
LATEST IxPaovEmENr.
THE SUBSCRIBERS HAVING FITTED UP
i the store ct No. v3 Brady street, ere now
opening fresh and choice assortment Of
FIELD, FLOWER 4 GARDEN SEEDS,
which they can recommend - fresh and pure.
Their stock Of Flower Seeds they imported direct
from Germany, and include oil Of the standard
eofts, - we'll - many novelties Of rare excel
lence and beauty Of over three hundred distinct
varieties. A few OF tho new and rare sorts will be
psopsfstsd in pou end offered for sale. They
have lifted up
FLORAL HALL
fore th exhibition ana ssle Of Flowers and Flow
ssing Plants, which, together with their green
house,, give them ample facilities for supplying
all demands. Their assortment 10 large and in
eludes many
new AND RARE PLANTS!
Their supply II
Foreign sssd .lAssrtcass Grape
10 Large, and includes Ill Of the most dssi.abls
s# sorts.
FRUIT AND 0RN AmHKTAL TRIIS
viii ssssivs their especial attsston. Stock large
|'< and reliable.
SMALL ERUlTO
Their steshs q { i "a Z
1tses, Dahlias. Hyast,ths, Crss1ses
AND BUDDING OUT PLANTS
10 unsqaalsd in The Western States. A fau ssp-
a s. as ply Of FL @AS.
VegetHbles ;
viii Tin their seaseas) b sGsssd q their seaal
NO. ss BRADY ST., EAST sllH.
A very large stock Of vegetable plants, such -
QSsass, Cs.l,Aovsr, Ess Plant, Teessoss, Pep
pss, CELERY, As.. -, wall sssy seoa - rssdy fos
Sals II pots. ~
SWEET POTATO PLANTS !
"a. n .n~ lAsiaseihsh lafes 9sassaass6:
,aiil 11pvvsea. Fos~ "a
hScy and pasis, IT IN sisss for sals at -. 0rdsm
for syasaieg T. esf lias lsft stss vin = pseape.
Z We deal II ~ psgdaeliaps II he farm go.
ssly. .sd ve sasdaall1 invite ALL = stvs sss
sseex q xsazs& w9E .ss - ~ % a5fss $50 g1,'
SEEDS, TREES, VINES T1owrrs, FLOW.
| ny ERlAQ PLANTS AND vk01fADlts =,
|a - AFuli Exasinausn. ~ s'., =
lev prices ana yrsaps ~ yil ssvl,is. e.s t.,de.
- we e:et tAss tAfSe1A ~ ~ saliH e : -
''n q osss. is;; ! Y:i S III s;SSsI 81 c6
s,e-Ath4vSn - = w. !
II J ,sascIkur0M uOU00. go !
frOEl11 - '0M10u AND Coft
~! - a. !. I'd, isa =. 1asslli; ..
,Iyyi .Astssass sd Liz xsaau s'ss.
.9essina as9s
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-04-25
Secretary Weilck TO taae the Nsiss;or n
IO-DAY'S ADV'TS.
u * EAT CARPET HALL
h0LllSTER & WILKINS.
lJj 4 lH-Liko Strect-ly5 l. l37.
Ur-SrAlHsl
The Best Goods at Low Prices.
C.AX ETXNsE
C.RXPETx.rGE 6

have On hand aud offer for sale, Of their own impor-
tatlons and Of the best domestic manufacture.
the arges. a.d bc.t assortment in tho North west.
OF Medallion, Wilton, Velvet, Brussels, Tare.trv.
IhIee-lly. Superfns ins,ain. Extra Fine ingr.,n,
Cotton and " ool Ingram. Wool Dutch, Scotch
Hemps, Felt Venetian, Tapestry. Ingram. liodv
Brussels ami Stair Carpe.ings, an Of the greatest
variety comprising the largest, best ard most de-
sirablo assortment ever before opened in Ghicsgo.
and which they offer at the lowest ole prices
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-04-25

A FINE lot Of ready made clothing
very cheap. at Erskiss's. Niskolls block.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-04-25

Gus market y BOW tolerably well
applied With fessA pie plsst. lstssss. sspsrs-
gss 80 s.sh dslissSsA Ysose osioss ere
plenty. Cseumben will bs aboss II ebert
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-04-25

OsT FOR THE GOLD MrNEs.-A party
hes bssa nsds up 10 this city 70 join The gold
seeking sspsdisisn that isl toc lsavs s.. Louie
On the 6rst day Of Nay. There ere ok Of our
sitissns Who lssvs thus determined 70 try their
fortunes, The oisss are losatsd within from
Ahy 70 Two hundred milss Of Fort Bsston. and
ere ssid 70 Be highly productive Of the filthy
trash. called lusrs. Fort Benton b the last
Fort on the Missouri river. 10 within short
distance Of The Rocky Nosataias. The lati
tuds 10 about lss north being the came -
The nesthsrn eountiss Of Miehieau aud Mime.
seta. Its longitude l. about the same - the,
Of Salt Lake City. Explorers inform 10 us
that shs climate Of that great basio
IL singslsrly delighted and healthy
and shst the scenery during the Sum.
mer aud Fall i bssauial beyond comparison.
The chief attraction at the present time seems
TO b suriisrous coil. We trust that soss Of
the youse - vho mako lhs Trial will fail 70
fsaiiss he sxssss u thsir sxpsstaIi ons. The
distsses from s.. Louis i sbest tve thessssd
miles. asd - perform he trip usdsf The best
etrsuuseaassa. eessumss sbost forty days.
The pleasure Of sssh . ,jsunt through sush .
Wild region saa bs better imagined shas de-.
seribsd. We alasse esvy the bsys their trip.
NJ. Kisg Asa Ne. Wslsh left last night. Pc.
ter Dsdeisk rssd ice Ailssr leave this aoss.
log. ssd JssspA LsOlaiss and Louis Hebsrt
start In . day q tvA The best that takes
shss aP sssssss shis spsieg, and leaves them
% work cut thslr eva taIvatioa. There ere
shsss going vhS hare been bstses. ssd ere
psrfssslya sesv~aat .vasA ~ posatios and
sosditioa sfs&airs IN that sesstsy. Oar best
Vishes 70 With tho0. oI =. ~StN.kA-
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-04-25

,Bsurp.-As iron key; can BE- had n
VIE oWoo. e-tye 81 .-Gds ~
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-04-25

GeH. Cus1ls ARxv.-A letter re.
ssived by Csl. 0slligan last evening states
the tour Pea Ridge srmy 10 sew.er vss at the
time Of wsisise. abest 100 miles due South
from Rolls. and making for that point. l.
states that The veasdsd Of Pea Ridge are coz.
ssastly passieg through Rolla on their way
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-04-25

CARs yoe rHs WouNDHD.-We hope
sas people win not forget that there 10 70 BE- .
osss meeting - ths Court House te.morrov.
for Ne psrpess Of iast.tut'sg . plan for the
sstsbllshusss Of hospital ct this place. The
sesstsy people ere 20 busy Il 10 hardly to bs
expected that they vill come ont much. but
that nsed not hindsr he good work.
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Axoxo the wounded at Ksokuk, We
notice the same os NJ. Christian. Of this city.
We understand. from gestlsnss vhe has
ssse hin there. that bic vosnds are very &C.
we're. Would ie not BE- veil for bic fstssds
here 70 have hin brought home and attended
tot He may Be veil saa I'd for at he Ksetuk
hsspitsl. but one always feels much better q
home.
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