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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-04-28
From 81. louis.

81. Louis, April Is.
An order has been issued for the release Of Col.
Jsnnssn from the military prison, he giving bonds
il $4,000 to appear and aaswer % vhassvsr
shsssss nay b brought against hin- The pas-
ticulas offence which led 70 Jsnnisoa's snsst, n:
not bssn nads pablis, but it i peesans9 th.t 81
~ faess viii shss:ly b festhcouisg. JsanIeo.s
on being arrested, immsdiassly rssigas4 ~ pesa'
1aon A the AMY. 80 ets1sA-Att Y
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-04-28

LoMAs' Celebrated Bottled Burton
Ale and Porter Brands. Vaults, corner Of Sd
and Brady streets. A prime article Of Ale
and Porter expressly brswsd for nursing Ia.
dies and invalids; and agent for the Ssvsrsn
.Qea.aev
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For st. Leais, Cairo, Dunleith,
Galena, Freeport, &c.
QUICK TAME AND Low FARE

PASSENGERS TAKING THE EVENING
i Train Of the Chic go Rock Island Railroad
from Davenport or Rock Island make immediate
connec,ion 1T LsSalle with Trains of the Illineis
Central Railroad, going North and South.
Time 4 en- Davenport 10 ~. g.euis, 10 iIsuss.
DO Do Cairo x3 Do
SOLDIERS TICKETS TO ST. LOUIS d
CAIRO FOR SALE ar MIL.
ITARY RATES.
All Trains Of the G. i r. /. Z. r. connect 1T
PON ID G R E e k
with trains of tho c. 3. / O. r. r. for Burlington
and Quincy.
JNO. F. TRACY, Genr Sup't.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-04-28

Nsw stylss Of Wall Pspers will BE-
epsssd 10 Two Or three dsys. q Plunmsr's. Nc.
% BssSy stsssk. He bee he'd then nsoasse'
tarsd - order. aed they are ahssd Of anything
ever brought 70 this market. sps2S
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n A X Il / e ID i.

In Qsincy, Ill. It the rs.idsncs Of the brides
father, on the evening Of the 2lth inst, BY tho
Rsv. JosLPH w AsREN. THEODORET. DWIGHT,
Of Davenport, Iowa, and HELEN v daughter Of
the Hon. w. 4. RIca ARDsoN.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-04-28

Nor1cs.-Pay Roll OF Co. "B," sth
lslsatsy, (Osps. Clssslaal. y ssw 10 ~ eaiss.
Parties whe hold esdsss for pay due on sid
Roll, will plsass call and receive the same.
n. PAses, PAymastsr General Of Iowa.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-04-28

NoRs RsoaurTs.-Cspt. Hsndershott
ssas svsy sqssd Of lfty ssvss sssssiss yss-
sssdsy nssaisg. Sor ths lssh snd l4sA segi.
meats. sbsst as sqsal number for sseh.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-04-28

Grsesrs, Druggists, &e., il
BUTTER AND MEAT SCALES,
M Ar b1o Top0,
UNION AND FAMILY SCALES,
weighing from half an ounce to $40 lbs,
POST OFFICE :B.AL.aHCC'
Constantly On hand u
PLATFORM SCALES, :
from 400 10 $500 lbs capacity. Ill resting ,snd
working on balls. ..
r. Every Scale wansated 20 b seesnsss,
and 70 RETAIN ito aecasacy with fair usage. ~
descriptions Of Platfoso Weighing oeaIee, sas. ~.
the sStrong Z Ross" Patent, from one Po.so
pacity upwards to enc thossand eoos: Ss~ss
ordinary Hay-Scalss, 20 called 40 n
railroad Track Scales 4
q, sold BY Ii. Manufacturer Asss'. Id
EDwARD q. ODIOKNf,
no. EAST FRONT srRIIf.
g9s We --Axso- R@AAs s@t -
.axrfcsslsssr1g lsepJeooeotoe,
Hsravass - .WagA 1aAnsiala -
Vlnahie's ysafilA&iag :DsedoogaaD6.
.es!r .sa zsysleeeAA ;esi i.si;!lcg
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0ps1o 8

Tss City Aarshsl has issued bis Or
dses for s1sinsng The sllsys. and ws hope hs
vill insist apea having the law made and pro
vidsd siei1ly sutsresd. The alleys In many
psrts Of the city are 10 very filthy condition.
and will beesd disease II not properly attend.
I'd 20.
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NUMBER le4.
From the Potomac.

;, OAAF N6Ak SPAKTA, Va, April 25.
Several deserters and refugees corroborsts pre-
vious re jorts that Jackson, after Tying fron our
advancing column on Friday last, pushed forward
to point ono mile north Of Hanisonburs. whore
turnpike branches to the left, passine Eeean.
Sheytown on the south fork Of the Shenandoah
ana the blne Ridge. and running theues ss Cor
so0ssiiie. Jacksons vsgoa tram had bsen rush.
% towards stanton. but hearing that town Vas
10 possession Of the Union troops, be semspdsd it
70 harrisonburg Al an carly hour on Sc sturd.y
mo!oing. jackson, with his whole force and train.
LOOK the Gordonsviilc rikc, and At the latest nc.
night. W Ss'sS.1
squadron Of the 1st Vermont csvs,yv vh;,.
scouting the Surrey road, beyond Nasssnu sten
mountain, tell in with body Of the enemv's cav
airy. a skiInish ersued, resniting IN the csntur.
oi OF the enemy and IL Of their horsas No..
OF our men were hurt, but a Lieut. haA 49,.
shot under him. Ao'''
Jacksons retreat from this valley hsd 4 bene.
fetal effect en- tho volunteers and drsftsd u.r
from Rockingham and tho surrounding counties.
Large numbers Of them are daily coming into on
lines and delivering themselves rp Ii is stated
that hundreds Of them are now in the mountains
hiding thcm'e!ves from Ashby's scouts, only
awaiting an oppdrsunity to escape and claim pro-
lection from General banks. Ono who came in
yesterday reported that he found harm.
some miles hcnce, where were concealed 10 refu.
gees and descrters, VIII" viii probably come into
towa to-day.
A portion Of Ashby's Cavalry are scouting both
sides Of the mountains near Harrisburg, Watching
our movements and endesvoring to catch 10.
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Tar Arp Coxvsxrro1.-On 81 NOR,

Tar AID CoNvgHT1oH.-On No more
imporssst natter shss the peoisatiss Of Tow
Caastsbls o. Couaty sspssvisors. vs have
seen crowd Of I've sr three hundred mes
ssllsd out The psepls seen 70 b deeply is.
tsrsstsd IN sesh thisga. Party spirit babblss
and boils 10 the pslItissl pot. and sash one
feels Il - b bic duty 70 stoke the Ars and ssie
shs sssp. Men leave the plsw N ths iarrov.
the susteosr in The shsp and tbs patient 10
bic pais 70 sstssd 70 The allsbsosblss. sll In
portass neuinatieni
Saturday there va 70 have bees . macs
convention to take isto confederation the No.
ssssty Of deiog something 10 this county to
sllsvists he diAtrsss Of those brave men Who
have gone forth to fight for our Union and our
laws. and -vho psrehsnss may Be wounded 10
The eophiet The idss wss TO mature soms
plan fos farnishisg hospital accommodation
here II needed. The eo~ssssios wss bsld IL
mSss soounssd T. About thirty or lsrty people
I'll toldi We confess 70 feeling Of shame
and shsgrin st The lack Of interest thus sxhib-
tied. It 10 seandalous.
IL IL fact that The people have not yst
formed IN idsa Of the magnitude Of the strug.
gle 10 hsndf IL any one 20 foolish - to b.
lisve that another battle Of 70 10 to decide and
end this struggle between the Government
and tssasoaf II 20, let them disniss The
thought st once. for the day Of carnage and
blood 10 just downing. Hitherto ws hsvs
been 6shting on the borders ws have only
been feeling Of the enemy around the sdges
sud nov ws are getting down into the merits
Of the work little. The realities Of var ere
beginning 70 be developed. and it is NO time
to fold our hands to sleep and say "lst u
slons,' let ~ give ourselves M further trou.
ble The work In hand has just begun. end
It bsheovss the people to get their eyes open.
We all cay that ve are earnest here In the
North-but vs tell you there 10 NO sueh ssr.
nsstasss developed here - ~ can find among
the enemy. They mssn var to the knife
var to the death struggle. and BY their acts
they prove that theie words are not idle.
The rsbsl women pull of their jsvslry. even
to the sscrsd Wedding ring. and give It Toto the
common treasury. to carry on the war;
churches lover their bells from their stssplss,
aud give them over to the foundr!ss for cast.
log cannon with which TO fight us-ne saeri,
6ce 10 too great. no privation too severe for
them. 10 order to carry into effect their swfsl
purpose. Il 10 not 90 with us. They count !,
even . saori6es to attend . meeting to devise
means 70 render aid and encouragement to out
noble soldiers. Think you. fellow citizens.
that such apathy becomes usi II 20 ws might
- we'll ssy. let the Union Glide" at once
might ~ we'll sell out--throv away al the
government vs have. and let the trial 60 by
default. We have no more to coy now--ws
leave IL with the people TO snswer whether Or
not they think they are doing their duty -
men and % friends Of the government That's
all.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-04-28

r zBust.-The streets Wose crowded
ibllf 81 vassss yssf4r16y. Oenaaaisasiss
oiaA he essalsy y spsa asd farmers ssos In
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1HEr REQUIRE .s'O PIT !;
HAVE NO CHECK RODS:

and wear on 90 lis, instead Of knife edges - il
other Scales. No ja1Iing Of the Platform In any
way Affects the working Of tho ScaleA For
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-04-28
The CITY.
.Tzs best billiard table in the city 10
@ shS PA0slx Saloon.
ssvsRAI Of the Pea Ridge soldiers
arrived hsss ., Saturday. By boat We did
not 80 then sad ksev no pastieulass.

Tss pews Of Trinity church will b
lst THE (1sraipg) morsins. q 10 o'clock. fos
tbe yeas eea0sneing Nay lsk
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-04-28
From Pistsbury Landing.
CAIRO. April 26.
Especial to Chicago Journal

Especial to Chicago Journal
Mr.. Stevenson, Of Danviile, Ill.,, arrived last
night from Pittsburv Landing. lie left thors Ut
A. H., Friday morning, on . Gamer Thomas. On
Thursday be accompanied Col. smith, Of the eta
Missouri regiment on Tecor noisance towards Cor.
inth, with strong force. They advanced by low
OF read. When nine miles cut they surprsed
rebel camp, their laen mostly absent We
took twenty sevon prisoners. destroyed their csmp
cquipagc. and advanced to Pea Ridge within six
miles Of Corinth. We remained there from II 4.
y, to3P. n. lie saw no armed men, but heard
aconstsnt rolling Of ears, aud sounding Of whistles
towards Men, his. They got tho i'm preston tho
rebels were evacuatins Tor Memphis. This feel
ing seemed to be gaining ground, and that there
would be no stand at Ctrin,h. He visited our
camps generally. and gave positions and advances
OF our forces VII ch are not proper to telegraph.
At Savannah no says We have 1856 rick and
wounded, 900 from Illinois, ard balance from Wis
consin, Michigan. and Indiana, all Of whom are in
great need If reli.habie fo' d and good care. Ef-
forts we're madc to get twohuadrei wbs we're con-
valescent Immediately sent down the river, but
had not been successful when he left. Gov. Har-
vcy's friends aud several members Of Illinois san
itary commission came by samo steamer. Gov.
Ha.yey's body had no. been found. IL is cur
rently reported BY deserters tha. Bcaurtgard's
thirty and sixty days men are dissa,i.G .Ged. ard
will not stand IRE of dauntlcss northern boys.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-04-28

FAIss ALAsx.-A report was flashed
evsr the clothes lios on Saturday. that fierce
ssd bloedy battle vss being vagsd at Corso'h
The report vss proclaimed aloud IL the Aid
eoavsssisn. srsatisg not litsls excitement.
After little Investigation Il was found that
there vas 20 real ground for thssspert. wsit
. day OF twe longer.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-04-28

Ii .HAeAxu4s-Starr has I'll ~ 1eay
- = liees - 1svsl pSpek ~ ~ II.
0oglob ee00 hodl asgs
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w. F. ROSS, AGENT.
THx HOME INSURANCE. COMPANY
Or NBw YoHK.
CASE CAPafAI, OxB IILIIox DoLLAHS.
THE HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE CO.,
CHARTER8D A. D., 1910,
CASE CAPITAL, $500, 900.
O4YIc8-M11RoPoLIrAN BUILDING. DAvHPoRr.
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sHILE EY's

SHIlEY'8
C. E l. E ar RATED CREAM ALE
ALWAYS RELIABLE.
Cash Price,. $500 per Barrel.
prompt attention: apr5-ly
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CLARK 4, TOYT

CLARK Il nOYT
1NEALERS IN CARRIAGES, BUGGIES,
II Pianos and Harmonic Aelodeons from the
pest Eastern manufactured, Of tho most approx ed
psttsrns, and 1t pri,ss that defy cmpssition, No
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Collfssion.

- GALLIPoLIS, April Is.
bv The Commodors Perry o6 Ashland, KY, last
night, and was sank. The boat u : total loss.
No lives lost. s.af
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HOWE'S IMPROVED STANDARD
S c. A l. T. S /!
THESE SCALES ARE OFFERED TO THE
i public as tho
BEST SCALES IN USE.

They have always takcn First-class Premiums
wherever exhibited, having taken tho following
Premiums at different Fairs
NEW DIRK STATE FAIR,
FRANKLIN INSTITUTE FAIR,
VERMONT STATE FAIR, 6 years in succession,)
CHICAGO MECHANICS INSTITUTE
VIRGINIA AGRICULTURAL FAIR.
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UNITED STATES FAIR.
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Their principal advantages are - follows =
Great simpl city Of construction, perfect reliabl
ifY NnHar thu aeYcYAaf faaka
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PooR Blsculr.-Lsdies, if you would
avoid the modification Of having poor biscuit
Sor ssa. when you have company. uss only D.
B. Dc Lsad 4 Co., Chemical Sa'sratus. 1t
will produce the sane happy results every
tine. 20 tLat you may know what to depend
upon. Yos can get It Of any respectable deal.
af In the country.
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Qua WEsrERN CoxNECrIoxs.-The
obstacles in the way Of the sueesssful opera
ton Of railroads and stsge routes for the pes.
four or Eve months. 10 this State, at least, have
been Of the most serious and psrplsxing char
aetsr. The winter was long and severe 81.
most beyond parallel. Such depth Of snow.
such depth and frequency Of drifts IL exceed
ingly rare in this section. The spring brought
no speedy change for the better. An onhsArd
Of quantity Of rain hes made the roads COM
plsts mortar beds. and taken away bridges
without number.
In view Of these iacts il seems almost inpos
sibls that the line Of communication over tho
public thorougkf.rs between our place and
the State Capital should have remained nm.
broken. While the trains on the Dubuque
Roads we're laid up for weeks and months TO-
esther-unabls to get through; while the
Cedar Rapids and Missouri Road hes been lay.
ing idle for want Of proper energy 10 put the
trains through. while the roads In the south.
srn part Of the State have been running semi.
occasionally only, ws are proud to say that do.
ring the entire winter the Mississ'ppi and Mis.
souri, Road did not lose single trip. aud only
one during the spring. We attribute large
share Of this success in keeping up the road to
the energy Of its employees. aud especially to
the untiring energy Of Superintendent Kim
ball He 10 - man Of few vords." but oil I'd.
nit thst bic capacity TO manage railrosd.
aud make Il run whether the elements are
villiog Or not. 10 bounded only By impossibil-
itisa The other employees Of he road are
also entitled to their share Of credit 10 crowd.
ing the trains through. against s!l odds M
other road 10 the State and very lev ont Of it
have been run With lsss ineonvsnisnes to the
public.
WRe1R1N erAoE COMPANY.
The promptssss and regularity Of the
lins through frsm the rsileosd terminus "a
Dee Moinss. during the past season IL truly
| praissvsrthy. These eequsintsd with The
difficulties which the line had to contend with
In askisg its tsips last viatss duriae the deep
snov. and this spring while mud he's formed
40 almost impassabls barrier TO travel. vii
veedsr how the trips havs besa 0sde Wish
such regularity. During The wiatsr the seagss
we're snow.bound for two OF three trips-al
told. and during oil the muddy ssason there
Aas not been . single brsak that ~ rsnsnbsr
Gen. Hooker. the manager Of the hsss, 10 4
man Of energy. That y the sssest Off, 81
keeps such men In his employ. and russ sueh
stoek - eansot b baked By triAes, aad ~
property" be- 70 novsssbro.sh-mud Or nc
nud, A very setivs epsrator On tAis line !,
our thssd George xasairs. vhe Il around owe,
ths track eentiaaally .asa keeps the neehisery
is esed rsnnisg order. The thanks sf III
eoumualty are das 70 ths manassrs Of ssl
| Western Mas Of tssvsl-both rail and stage
Ihey Do sot efssa have sash stsss didRsalus,
- svsrssas - daring Tie pest I've menths
bat they have performed their duty nobly and
y NE ssst hearty satislsetion d ths psbli.
generally. al. !;
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-04-28

Tn, BuewE11, Of Davenport. arrived here
yesterday on the D. A. January. having come
through from Pistsburg. and rendering ssssn-
esal sid II ministsrisg 70 the wauts Of the sick
and wouudsd.-Kfokwk Gate City.
Yes. the Doctor arrived home oa Saturday.
and Dr.. Brown also. We believe. They will
bs assonishsd 10 end that they are medicine
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SIDEWALKS. - Tho most uncertain
thing 10 town 10 our plank sidswslks. The
sstion Of The frost hes thrown them out Of
level aad out Of shape generally. hbss BE-
cone quite uusafs to navigate them even In
broad dsy light We presume that tho city
council st its next meeting will take the mat
Ter updsr sdvissmsnt. A. oil events there 10
muoh need Of t.
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GRA8NEs3
TO- .E-
Hair Restorative Mandatory
pERFUMHRY, HAIR DYE AND HAIR
DRESSING Rooms,
Cor,esy. JMA1n Z Second 0lreeeo.
uxDEz rHE II clans Houss.
THE HAIR RESTORATIVE NANUFAC-
/ tsss IL ssksowlsdgsd to b superior 70 any
in the market, and is sold very much cheaper. Il
win ressofe Hair 70 it, natural escr, rsndsrng il
SOFT, GLOSSY ! LUxURIANT.
vs1m and Cold Baths at Ill Hours.
ap16-3nl L. GRABBE.
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]. =. DUNN
MOUSSE AND slGN PAIMTfR,
PAPER. ER.aAnoEs, wHrrESEA, ETC

.aa-l.a
NO. Q8 HAST Third IT.,
rrAy1r0 MADE ARRANGRNeNTS WITH
III one Of the best Sign and Banner Paintsfs io
the United States, l ~ prepared to execute s'l
ordss in the
Rest 0t1Ie ased at prtcts tO 0estt
Ais ,PGrtSss-
Persons requiring anything II ~ line
vii sossslt thsis infsress by giving M . eau.
Banner, ke1alia, -, Sos up = snoss nesaes.
.tsas ssf,s 4. r. = p. KELLY.
KlAoGIR& on RgBr AND PoHx, AND
= saipyEsS tass s'sahs = sadynSA
to0lO-0DV 4s-5cxE
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-04-28

A FIanr.-O6icer Brown and Tea
garden arrested two druoksn soldiers yes.
ssrdsy uerning. for . row psrpstrated In .
house 10 6As.iron square. One Of them showed
considerable fight. but with . little extra help
vas taken before Squire Wheeler. vhs fined
them eosts Of suit, and cent them away.
Brown broke enc Of bic fngsrs In The opera
tiss. They are nov on their wsy - place
whore they can GET plenty Of real Sighting.
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RerueNRD.-We understand that
Eosiga Doeftsls. II Cenpssy O. Iowa I'd. Who
wss .. ssriossly vouadsd q the famous
charge % tAs eel.vesks u Fort Donslson, ar
rived hsos yesterday noraisg. He has near.
y rssevsesd from HE Injuries. walking With
tAs aesisissss ee cane only. He has been In
OlneipnAsi aDd hAs he'd The best Of treatment.
and w,ll probably g bssk - Try bic luck over
again ssess Harry vss reported dead here
seas weeks siaes. and ws wrote bic obituary
II gssd faitA. + there are asy peists In Il
th6s he wishes stricken out or aosadsd, vs
hope BE HllbetAsad y Il % - y have Il right
q aAss de 1ASNld - ussdsd.g We are obliged
- hi0 lpr 1stA Clneiouati 6lee.
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GoosRBsRR1Es.-Do our people real
iss that this very valuable berry thsivss here
with TIE utmose luxurianssS 1n The East the
more valuable sorts are worthless iu eesss>
quepes Of nildsw. 20 that sulsivatess are
forced 70 grow inferior berries. sueh % Houeh
ton Sssdlisg and The like Here ws can grow
he best Eoellsh sosts. and 10 lot o. garden
shoold be vithout some. The fruit Il excel.
lent e1thee erean or ripe.
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LATEST NEWS

LATEST NEWS
By TELEG RAPH.
The WAR NEWS.
Re-lonisstlsn Of DanitlE. sictles.
FROM JMcCL eLL.lNsS .1R.Mr
The Siege PROGRESSING at York
town.
DEATH OF GENERAL SMITH.
.Moresss essfs on tbs Rapp ahan.
mock RSrsr.
McDeWElL'3 FORCE IN -P0SSkS-
slON OF FREURRICKSBURG.
Latest from Pittsburg Landing
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Rev. Ma. GAGE, of Illinois, will
preach in the N. E. church this (sa bbstb)
morning.
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.Tns best billiard table N the CITY u
q Ne PAosiE Saloon.
SsvsRAL Of the Pea Ridge soldiers
arrived hsrs ., Saturday. By boat We did
net 80 then ssd ksev no psssisalass.
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Oeyess seo~ses'es ssy ~
MORE kscac'Ts.-Caps' hsndersno''
ssas svsy . sassd o. any es's' seees''e ~
sssdsy nsss'ss' 'os 'ss 's'A ana '4'a 'es''
essss. sesss % sqeA au"oer 'ol sssa'
w. ..,,,.. .f WILL p.,o,. ill h.
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r.. u..S.s ~ ....,..'
....s ...s.. 80 49,, -. ....a !, .,v,h,,.
ever brought 70 this market. spsss
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NoTlcB.-Pay Roll OF Co. "B," 9Th
,Iafaa&ev. (Oeaa, Clsssl>el. y ,sv 10 ~ eliss.
Par.iss Who hold esdsrs for pay due on ssid
Roll. will please call and receive the same.
h. PA,os, Psymasssr Gsasrsl Of Iowa.
sps3o9s =
ga n.,.h.l h.. ;asued his or.
H.. a.. Sf,i,,,. ~. .,l.ve and - hone be
.,,I ,,.,... ma. HAHN. .he av made and pro
,,a.a ,,S,1,v ..far..d. The sllevs In many
mart. Of n. ei,v a,. In . very alshy condition,
IA lin he..A a,..... II not properlv attend.
.a..
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FAIss ALARx.-A report was flashed
over sns e'osass ''os On os's''sy' s'.'
and bloedy battle vss being vsgso ss CoF'o'"
The re,ort vas proelsimsd aloud il the Aid
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e ~. 49,.
A'''s NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. NV '','''.. W..
ses'' ~ % ,'-' s'o'"' ~ '''
eu'S " --.-..c---->- ....
Pooh Bl0CUlT.-L3dlo0, II you WooI0
- 90 .... 49,. ....... ~. AL, n
h n.r.S = r., ch.r,.., s.,.,.tns. 1t
.,u ...ao.. n. ..u. h.nov re.ul.a everv
e.. :. ~. -. nav l.o. chat 70 dep.nd
~. ". -. !. ~ an, ,..n..t.b,e deal.
:. :, n. oou,,r,'
-.- -
SIDEWALKS. - Ano mos' uuSo''el"
thing 10 town 10 our plank ''d'"s'E'' ine
sssion ofths frost has snso~n mem ou. o.
CON. oa.,. u.s.f. 10 navigate them even in
broad dsy light. We presume that tho city
council at iss next meeting will take the mat
Ter spdsr sdvissmsnt. At oil events there 10
much need Of Il.
n. p,.-,, =, n.,.,ro,, .,r,v.a her.
,.....lev on IN. D. A. January, having come
Though from Pis.sburg. and rendering s's:o'
saal cid 10 @inistsr'ce % soc went' o' ''s ''0s
sno "ooeoso'-A -. % e..,.a.,
and Dr.. Brown alec, vs believe. They vii
bs assoaisAsd 10 6nd that they are medicine
men.
A riaHT.-On0e'' o.""" .us Ae"'
garden arrested two drooksn eo'o'es' ye'
ssrdsy uernine. for row psrpesrs'eo In
house 10 nst'iron square. Ons o. tnem sooveo
sen'idsrab's nsss. oat with n'''e eA.Fs ns't
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-04-28
CITY MARsHAL's OFFICE
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rfERIkrTHR, UNT1L FURrH4R NOTICE.
II he Oass e IL City 1asshai win - n tAS
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DAvmusna AMa g, 1oo9Aurs !.