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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-03-15
Arrival and Departure OF the Nails.
rosTorrIcx IT DArlsPoaT, IOWA

EAsrERS MAn-Via : & L R-cloaes at
O'Clock ii Closes AZ ! 4 o'ai6ck NJ arrives
at 10 o'clock arrive. at eJA o'clock i NJ
Sundays excepted.
WESTERN MArL-viaN : II R--floses at 914
o'clock A II arrives at o'clock L il, Sundays
excepted.
NORTHERN MAIL-via Lyons Camanche-
Closes at 9o'c!eck N arrive at pc.oek I y.
NORTHERN MAIL-Via Dewitt d Maqnoseta-
Closes sunday, Tuesday and Thurs iay at O'Clock
Pm arrives Tuesaas, IhursGay end saturday al
6 O'Clock p IL
Rourg No lee77--Via Bluc Grass, otc--Gloses
Monday, Wednesday and Friday al o'clock u ;
arrives Tuesday, Thrrsday ani SATURDAY at
o'clock Pm.
RourE 70. l03is Via Tipton-Closes TUESDAY
and Friday ar l2 o'c.oc1. u !; arrives Tuesday and
Friday a. l2 o'clock NJ.
5ourHEh.S MtIL--Vla Burlington keokuk-
Closes Sunday, Tuesday ard Friday Al . O'clock
NJ; arrives Monday, " edncs;ay and Friday at
o'clock NJ.
RoprE No. leat7-y;a Fufalo--Coses Friday
at o'coes :. air.tes Saturday ats oc,oek
PM.
RourE 70 1u95a--Via Ar-ar osa Walnut
Forks-Cioses thursday at II 81 arrives Thurs
day at Il o'cloca II.
HoUg.-OHics opon at o'clock A N; closes q.
o o'clock Y NJ Office oren on sunday from y TO
10 o'clock u.
tJ- A the princpa, mails are carried by Rail
Road. all the time as Stated in the above Lotiae,
will he Rail EoAD TINE, the clock in tho super
intendan.s Office, N u Depot, being the stand
ard. CHES. II. ELDRIDGE, p. u.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-03-15
LEGISLATIVE SUMMARY.

Tho bill making civil ofii ,cs vacant by accept
ance of Military Commissions requiring the incum-
bent to be absent from the State Tor the space Of
sixty days or more and the bill providing that no
civil township SHALL hereafter be organized with
less than fifty legal voters passed the senate yes
tcrday. Several bills were introduced and refer
red but most Of the morning taken up With re-
ports of c committees the most importsnt Of which
were the reports from the special committee on
tho Des Moines rive. Land Grant question. TIC
maj ogity take tho ground that the Des Moines
River Grant extends to the Northern boun larv of
tho state If not to the sources of tho river, and
ported bill rosumins lands and privileges grant
ed to the y. 4 7. Il. X. Co. aud the report seems
to look to the adoption of the resumption policy
towards all tao delinquent companies. Tho MI
nority adopt the Raccoon Fork. construction and
reported \ bill, rather adopted the bill intro
duced by Mr. Duncornbe n few days since, which
proposes an extension Of time to those compaHes.
The questions involved in the reports from til
committee are OF vital Importance 10 the people o..
the State. and if this General Assembly, as ".
believe, are possessed of wisdom and integrity
sufficient to settle them, they will be entitled to
the last:nS gratitude OF the people.
We should be glad to publish the reports in
full, but the press of our business renders it i'm
possible. The fact that, by the terms of the or
igiDal Grant of Congress Of the lands devoted 10
and in the construction Of railroa dc from the Mis-
sissippi to the Missouri, the lands revert to the
United States unless the roads are completed
within ten years from tho date of the grant nd
tina, nearly six years have already elapsed and
the roads hardly begun may not be generally
known.
In the House censd erable miscellaIeou busi-
ness was transacted, several bills, snended by
the Senate, were pa sed, as we'll some bills on
flc. among the last was the Blind Asylum Ap-
preparation Bill 1t met with considerable oppo
s tion but finally passed by vote of SO to %
The bill relating to the publication of the proceed
ings of Boari of Supervisors was indefni ,e J
postponed - Demoine Register, Edrch ls
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From Washington.
Especial to the Chicago Tribune.


WASHINGTON, March IL.
There seems to be no longer any doubt but that
the rebels have made stand on the south bank
Of the Kappa ha mock, fifty miles from Manassas.
Congress did nothing TO day Of any iloport-
ance.
TIE Committee on the Conduct of the Warbays
already had Witnesses before them On the evacua-
tion Of Manassas.
A company of about twenty. Eve contrabauds
from the recion OF country rect ntly evacuated by
the rebels arrived here to-day. They report that
the resident sympathizcrs with the rebels are
hur-yinC their nagIocs south.
Tie only confirmation by the Senate to-day was
that Of Daniel Tyler, OF Connecticut, a. Brigadier
General Of Volunteers.
Tho report made from the Committee en- Roads
and Canals to. day, accompanying the bill for in
creas ed railroad facilities between New York and
Washington, sets forth that the exigeIcies Of the
gevcrhD cnt require additional and more speedy
cou m uncation; that the line should be FREQ and
safe from the dangers Of foreign invasion, to
which the shore line is everywhere exposed.
This want they say eau be supplied by finishing
the Reading and Columbia Railroad and the
CT mmitt.e accordingly recommend that the sec-
rotary of the Treasury be authorized to endorse
on the first mortgage bonds Of this road tho
guarantee of the payment OF the principal and
interest to the exten. Of $i500o0. 1925 900 to be
paid on the completion Of halt the road, and the
remainder on its coRp p!etion.
Col Kerrigan, who was recently involuntarily y
relieved from his military command, took bis
seat in the House to-day for the first time this
session.
From tho Chicago Tribune.
The House to-day discussed the first and second
sections Of the tax bill, the question whether any
mode of collection through State machinery vas
racticabie. No vote was taken, but the inclina-
i On of the House seemed to favor collection BY the
q uited States.
.,cnuent speeoh q The resolution giving thanks
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LATEST NEWS
BY THE MAILS.
|. E1TER FROM THE EIGHTH
REGIMENT
CAMP SEpALIA, Mo-, Ia.ch 10 1862.

CAMP SEpALIA, No., Ia.ch 10, 1852.
Mes EDITORS We have Just re-
turned fl 'om scouting expedition, and
are MAXIM preparations to start tor
Tennessee but perhaps you are aware
Of 1t before this. We started out with
the intention of a ten days scout, but
the fourth day out, messenger arrived
from camp, informing D. that we were
ordered TO Tennessee immed,. .stely. The
boys were all delighted with the idea Of
going down where they will have so.. .'e>
thing to do. While we were out, We
took about three hundred prisoners, of
which two hundred and fifty took the
oath, the rest we brought in with us.
L think they ale candidates for the
Alton House, (as they term it.) They
are all hard looking customers, but
ialr looking specimen Of Missouri secesl.
They have hardly clothes enough to
cover their backs. Among the prison.
ers we have here, there is one fellow
that has boastcd Of being the man that
killed Gen. Lyon at the battle O. Will
sons Creek. He belongs to Col. Jack.
mans command. We captured abou,
fifty Of his men, but Jackman made h,s
escape in the woods. In order to get
what we id, we had to depioy as shlr-
misbsrs and scour the woods, for they
run like wild turkeys. We found four
kegs OF powder, two or three kegs of
buck-shot and great many rifles,
double barreIed shot guns, powder horns,
bullet pouches, &c.; also about sixty
horses and mules.
AS We were scouting through the
WooJs we came across Jackman's re-
cr1lting Office, land routed seven CT eight
from there, but did not take any prison
crs,as there was nobody with me exec nj
one conradc, o. S. Fluke,ot Davenport.
We had GO. some distance from the
otAer boys, in fact we scattered all over
the woods,anxlous to get some of them.
But owing to the brush being so thick
those at the recruiting Office got awav
We searched the place and found some
valuable papers, among which were re-
celpts fer provisions and supplies for
jackmans uen from some OF the would
be loyal citizens in that Deighborhood,
which had led to their arrest. Among
the papers found song by Dixie, jr.,
dedicated TO Captain Ovens. vii
send j; TO on. Perhaps yon have seen
it, but it viii be no harm to send it.
Well | will have to closc for We are very
basy packing up. The regimen, is in
te'ter state of heaisiEE than it has been
since we came 10 this place. There are
but two of our company in the Hospital.
One of our boys, G. NJ. Robinson, died
On the evening OF tie s.h inst. lie j.
fsom Blue Grass, Iowa. We started his
remains home on this mornings train. |
hope the next time you hear from US we
will be il Tennessee.
Yours &c,
II. 4. HOLMES,
Co. Il, 9Th Iowa regiment.
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New from Columbus.
CoLrMnt 5, Ky Ma.eh

Especial 10 Tie Chicago Times.
The leiences Mt belmont, .mnedi .tely opposite
mere, ale very slim, nothing additional having
been done since the baltic iAst Aoye;iber. They
consist oi an cmbankneut a iew hundred yards
from the riyer, aud heavy abatis extending
soae distance iIom tho rIter. u hat mas been
done amounts to nothing, most OF the lani is
covered With water To- eo.ne d.tancs back ND up
ard down the river. fw9 OF out mortar boats arc
tied to the bank front OF tie battle ground.
The deiences on tae Columbus side 0. the river
are more cxteusise than at first supposed on eur
occupation. IneIe were ten - Founders 'wo miles
belos the town the chalk bluffs, which wore
either carried awsy or thrown into the Ever, as
they cannot be toaud.
Fortifcations on the railroad extend out some
foar miles, uot continuous, but on all prominent
bluffs. Thee were twelve Guns Of small ca ibre
one sie and halt f.aia town, on The railroad
| tack, al a deep cut, both ends OF which were de-
fenled BY two u i-roandela.
The Assistant secretary of Var, Col So It, has
been here making otsafsatio1s and has visited
witt Col. Buto.J, all portions oi tao ruins. Cam
n.euading and steam IL, ~ boats were distinctly
heard ard seer, uaicl has satisfied the Secretary
that ~ enssay Is 10; .dl distaut. The eaIaoGtd
ing and ztvaln may be at Island No. 10 Ncw
Madrid, as 60 straight .ise other pace Is not
N re than tWeht riiea twenty eight mi4es from
Columbus. The fenais nay he 'noalt.ng guns at
| Hickman. NY, fifteen h.es ttom tcf", aud were
| firing 10 get i Ian;e. ! roeonloisaneo II force
or an actual attack ~ gai. t-y4is n.y b made
! IN tue next tTo dfTs
The rebels should nt.ve hean Isi.sae3 tg prop
or eGn-ioat ioree j,.me lntely atipr ihe.r cvacla
Con, ard probably would, j. tho boats had GeuI,
+, il, condition, which wuula lave prevented heir
:. mounting them. With 'leir guns Il ~ position
:! eu their tranenor:s, -i,ali i.ieo uith -four gun
| boats could haze forced I'll sm u abandon some Of
:icic steamers, a.s some salua'la ordnance ~Ou
unG Goubtediy have b.sn oaptnIcd. - IL VA. our
gun Il oats, Mt.i.h lt.l ilat eel repaired $50.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-03-15

to Flsg-Offcer Foote. lie vas listened to with
marked attention, and enforced congratulations
from Senators Of all shades Of opinion. lie gave
the Western navy its due-showcd by documen-
tary evidence that the edit OF the plan of attack
on Forts Henry and Donelson, belonged to Capt.
Fo5te, and that he would have taken Nashville
the week before Buell. did, and TINS saved vslu
able stores. if he had been permitted BY Gen
Hal eek hr. Grimes enlarged upon tie value Of
a navy to free people, AMI incidentally alluded
to the Monitor end Merrimsc fight a. showing the
value Of iron clad vessels whose constru ,;ion he
{Grimes) ha6 urged since lie took bis sea; in the
Senate. He ais paid handsome tribute to It,
Warien and Capt. Ericsson.
Garrett Davis made heightened eEsrt to prove
Powell traitor. Most mca here thiul. til ere is
little difference between the two.
Tho bill organizing the Territory of Arizonia,
attaches the WilDot Proyiso to that aad to all
other Territories hereafter organized. Ashey's
Territorial bill was defeated yesterday By the ah-
sence OF serub,ean-. Wilkinson will introd uce
the sime bill from the Senate Territorial Com
inittee, AMI it will probably como down to the
Housn
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-03-15

FRHAoST's STAFE.-Lieut. Matthew
has been ordered to report at Washington to
take his place In Fremont's staff, q position
which he formerly occupied with the hiph.s st
credit. There is probably not in tbs State a
better or more determined soldier than this
young man. A one Of the body guard IN
that famous charge led by Zagonzi at Spring
field. NO.. 1t. Majthsny was among the 10 os,
brave and fearless. Not even Zsgouzi himself
was more intrepid or did more to gain VIC
tory Of the day. His friends may rest assured
that when he gets . chance there will be come
sharp blows dealt. We wish him every euc-
cess to which true bravery and patriotism is
entitled.
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CAPT. HExNE's WoUNDs.--We regret

CAPT. HENNE's WoUNDs.--We regIe,
to learn that this brave man has again been
most severely crippled. From . letter re-
ceiv'd by Mrs. Asmussen from her husband,
We learn that Capt. Henbe was shot above
the !efs knee, and that his leg has been ampu.
tated about Elk inches above the knee joint
This thoroughly disables this brave nan for
life
Our readers know that in the wars Of 6 Ger-
many he was most severely wounded, and
tlat lie oat his LETT arm near the shoulder in
cons queuce, elso two fingers on his right han nd
When the call came for troops last Spring, lie
was smong 'b. frat TO ,rganze the German
at Wilson's Greek. HeuIe left here al lst
Lieutenant under Capt. Wentz, but when the
company was finally mustered into the United
States service at eckus Capt. Chambers, the
D DLsteiing officer, was Obliged to discard Lin
under the rules Of enlistment. The brave ,uan
felt very much gIieyed at this, and as the
entire regiment was 90 much attached to HIM,
an effort was made with the War Department
to operiuit him TO hold bic position as Lieuten-
ant but without avail. Notwithstanding all
these drawbacks, such was the genuine ardor
OF the man, that he weEt with Eis company
on his own hook, not even being private or
entitled TO pay frcm any source. His com
pany furnished him rations, anu he went forth
and fought side by eide with the br.yest.
Alter this he was mads Captain Of a Missouri
company, and has been with TIE army ever
since. The records OF patriotism Go net show
case OF more unqualified devotion to the in.
terests Of ones county. The brave man is
now without left arm and lett leg ltmuy
be that lie will not live through it. We un.
derstand that Jake Hering. his former pastner,
ia about to start out to find him, and if posi-
bic, to bring Linn out of his troubles.
l.. Asmussen i!es that the battle wac
fearin.iy severe. and that some four or five
thousand men are kiled or wounded on both
sides. l.. W S Mackenzie, lie writes, went
through the battle without q scratch. We
sha prob-tiy have more fail particulars in E
DAY or two.
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an iron-casei ship. The ventilation ia obtained
oy blowers, worked by another smaller engine.
wnicn also works the bl, wers for the boilers and
turns the tnrret. They are built very compactly,
yet of great power.
THE UTILITY.
inc battery. 70 far as can now be judged seems
to have no Vulnerable part. save tho port holes
which are exposed only for about hall a minute in
firing. lis sharp and massive ron Prov will en-
able it to sink any ordinary vessel with perfect
ease. In case it is boarded no harm is done
The only en;ranceis at the TOT OF the turret which
cannot easily lie scaled, and even then but enc
man ct a time can descend. There are no p aces
in the deck where IN entrance can be forced. 80
the boarding party may stay until the sea washes
them off or the sharpshooteri assist their DEPART
ure. The mechanei, vino have j, in charge are
all very sanguinc OF IL success.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-03-15

The NORTHERN L1NE.-In conse.
quence Of the general depression 10 river husi.
ness. the officers of the Northern Line Pa .ket
Company hsv. concluded not TO bring int, re
QUESTION sufficient number of ooats to con.
seitute daily line between st. Louis and St.
fsnl the coming ssason. Three boats week
viii leave St. Louie ION Tuesdays, Tnur.dsys
ana saturdays0 for st. Paul. They will also
es's olsh sri.weskly line between st. Louis
sno dubuque. running on alternate dsys with
the one aforesaid. whereby The public will b.
provids1 With daily stsamboat conveyance
between this point and st. Louis.
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Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, March l3.
FLouR.-MarAet dull. Quo.ed at from S3.4o
GAS.
WnEAT.-Market closed frmer. Sales at 121a
@7oc.
BApLEv-M Market active. Sales at 3S@4oc on
track.
CONSISTENCY and firm. Sales at 23G024c
track.
DpEssED Hoes. Market l0c lower. Quoted
at S3.256t3 SO.
LIVE HoGs.-Unchanged.
BEEF CArrLE.--Lower, with sales at $3.50
@3l2H.
HIDts. Market steady. Green Country, 5A
~ Green Sailed, 514@6A Dry Salted, 91@
lOia Dry Flint, l21a @l3c.
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Missouri News.
3sF7t
fSreciai to the Chicago Times.

ISreciai to the Chicago Times.
The ST, Joseph .jonrnal denies tia. James
Craig late a member .. Congress Of this : at, u. !.
been appointed Brgatisr Genera.
Samuel lowe, sal TO 4ete come from Memphis
thro, ,h tho Fsde raj lines without past. vas ar
rested today by the Provost Guard spy
The Sth Iowa, I'D Illinois, 6lst Ohio, and sfh
Missouri Regiments, care in from the interior t..
day and took boat far the South. Their dcstiua-
tion is unknown.
Gen. Cuilum has retained from Cairo, sick.
the RoLia Express contains few addi.ionai
particulars OF the battle Of Pea Ridge.
The following names Of officers given, ut
it is MT stated To what regiments they belong
Lieut. Col Galiigan, Capt. Burton, Capt Retjy
and Lieut.. Grittenden, wounded Lieut.. jackson,
killed.
The loss Of Col. Os;erhaus' Missouri Regiment
in tho late battle was slight.
After the battle Cen Van Dorm sent fag Of
truce to Gen. Curtis, asking permission to barry
the dead. Gen. Curtis IN his reply consented and
stated that many rebel surgeons had fallen into
bis hands, whom he Immediately raroled. lie
minds Van Dorm in tho correspondence that Fed
eral soldiers woun3od tomahawked and
scalped, and their bodies barbarously nanglcd.
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slsyT L x-uA Es |.
/. PENN TIE.

TTEHE UNDERSIGNED WOULD KIsI.ECT-
ful inform lie Lldies Of Davenport and
siria;iy thai he has taken rooms TT the New
fe..Ar--e,.,s il"usr, ~!.ese ho Will trmain until
IL. s,ta INST. H.. TIC lgfIose IT giving instrnc-
ti.a. in CUTTING LADIES and MISSES
D.LsoE@. Ipys Clothing, Gents shirts. etc.
III Ietat.tirn tirou. bout the Unite! states is
Sue, ~ to guarantee han the cGLfience and pat
r9ne,e ot every
TERMS. For irsrue,ing in Cutting,
co,ornaicd with FINE AUTOGRAPHED
MOuE.S, ONE do LIAR ONLY.
| would also state that ! an able 10 instruct
Msses frola y -.ars up, with any Cutting method
ani GUARANTEED SATiSFACUJN
..4j Office hours from z to p'ci.ck daily.
10 .saeisTac!ion. .E0 Peg
J. kOHLER,
uuio-lsl Teacher IN Cu,tn..
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THE MARKETS.
DAILY REPORT.

OTF;CE OF THE DEMOCRAT AND NEWS,
Friday Eve, March u, 1862.
The weather is very unTayorable, and conse-
qucntly we have aothins % report. We give yes
terdsy's quotations as the state of the usrket.
Floor $4"o@i.5a.
WuKAr-s60GSc.
BARLEY.-27M40c.
CoRS-l4@lGc.
OATs-l2@llc.
DRESSED HoGs.-S3 0003c5.
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LIE CLAIRE HOUSE.
CORNER SECOND AND MAIN STE.
D0venl7ort, Iowa.
GlLLErI 4 DAN r....... Prsp,aesn...
AAFFICE FOR STAGES LEAVING FOR LIE.
" Claire, Princeton, Lyons, Dewitt, Maquoke,a
and Anamosa. ,iune92 -itf
CLINTON HOUSE.
HORNER OF CLINTON AND COLLEGE
streets, Iowa CITY lcsi J. TRuspELL, Pro
pyietor. puusI -itf
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a GENTS WANTED IN EVERY TOWN OF
n the United States to sell j. kOHLER'S
new improved method for Cutting Ladies'
dresses, Boys Clothing, Shirts, DC, secured by
COPYRIGHT. Agents making from s. to 50 per
day. For particulars inquire at j. kOHLEh'S
office, at New Pennsylvania House, Davenport,
Iowa, or address p. o. Box 3552, enclosing cent
postage stamp, Chicago, Ill. mhl4
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uNPLEAsASr.-A dismal, uncomfort-
able day was yesterday. A cold rain fell
nearly all day, making cur streets muddy, and
travel anything but agreeable.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-03-15

THE CampbelIs 60 to Rock Island
tonight. and give one Of their rich entertain.
ments. Next week they 60 to Iowa City and
Muscstine. We wish them luck.
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Bounty Of 31OO.

Inc legal heirs OF such as my die or be killed
Hundred DoIars. "'""'' u
by mail. Address '1'h'sn
-. Parker 4 EDWARDS.
"o"''"" davenport Iowa.
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JOHN xlMMEsamANN

EXH1 1DIANO AND ORGAN MANUFAC-
HXTHl turer, ono door west of corner
10th and LeClaire streets. Davenpert.
.owa; All instruments of my own make warranted
AnS Kept IN order. without charge, Eve years.
n:Inepairing and tuning done ct all time,
DAVENPORT. April l6, 1860. Ianl1s.d1.
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NO1irp

pERSoNS HAVING BUSINESS WITH THE
liams, Nv. Barrows,) will End him DUN. hu.;.
ness hours at the ofice Of the Peoria MAJ; a and
Fire Insuranee Co., In NickolIs' Block ~ '
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-03-15

SOLDIERS were plenty around town
yesterday. In view Of their immediate de.
parture. passes were given GU. little more
freely.
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BOUNTY AND PEN:lON
w R c AIM AGENCY.
GEO. IL. PARKER.
PARKER & EDWARDS.
A t neys at Law,

DAVENPORT. IOWA.
WILL GIvE PARTICULAR ATTENTION
w I. procuring Bounty Pensions and arrears
OF pay due soldiers of the United States, WHo
ARE ENTITLED TO PENSIONS All officers or SOL
dieIs who have been disable from sickness con-
,taeted, or wounds received in the line Of their
duty while in the service, cntit ed to pensions
during such disability
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TEE DAVENPORT GAS COMPANY
RI. NOW PREPARED TO REPAIR OLD
\ and put OF
II A z, $!

DEEBE l. CO.'S PATENT VENTILLA TED
ID Self ifAdjusting HATS are so constructed
rs TO admit free circulation Of air between the
sweat-lsather and the body Of the Hat and, also,
to inst itself to the forehead soon as the Hat
is put on, thereby securing to the wearer OF any
stifcned Hat oil the plancy and comfort OF Soft
Felt Hat. BKEsE Co. are now manufacturing
Moleskn and Cashmere Hats, Of the SInng ana
summer st,les. for gent tlemen's and young gents
Dre,. Hats. Which they will furnish to the trade
~;,h |. comnlete assortment Of black and colorsd
Felt Hats. manufactured by them'elves. with
I ~ nomnt,v. Prices of Soft Hats, from SIS TO
S1s Yer dozsn. Also, always on hand, bost quail
.:cs ~ Paris Soft Hsts Of tho latett styles. All
orders BY msil viii receive prompt attention.
Terms Cash, less s per cent.
BEEBE 4 CO., l5S broadway, N. Y.
mh7-d6t
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u A lk RTE. u.

On the ith inst, Mt the Parsonage by the
R4v }. q. DIMMlyT, Mr.. JOSHUA II. CRAI IG,
Of Iowa City, to MISS MARTHA NJ NAT
THEWS, Of this city.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-03-15

No TELEGRApH.-The wires were out
OF tune ell day yesterday on account OF the
elect and rain. No dispatches were received.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-03-15

BEST quality Of kerosene oil for 80
cents per gallon; best Pt,sbuig oil e, 40 cents
at Webb'.