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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-03-31
NUMBER 40.


R0LLA, No., March -.
Reliable persous just arrived from The sruy In the
south vast, say that the rebels some IS 600 .ndee
Van Dorm and Price, have retreated entirely aoyoee
6oeeon mountains. and are at Van Bursn and Fcrt
smith le.siving supplies from Memphis and Lit
ue rock VIA Askansas river, which u high.
The Texas troops are much dishsastesed at the
oeetn OF AeColloch, and the AYkaueae troops feel
me iofs Of Mcintosh very severely.
The rebels are badly o6 for elethinS ana ,hn.e
Pixies lniians have mostly rsfurlsd "a shs II.
dian Nation. They we're not ,orm;dshis - h.,.
tie. being panic stricken at tie ssct 81 an, .s.;i.
lery..
Price received his Maj. Generals commission in
the Confederate service on the l7th.
Ono regiment Of Texas troops reached Van m.
ron on the 18th. TO reinforce Van Dorm. Ana nor.
were expected from Louisians. Tho whole rebsi
rsinforcements will not exceed 5000 in the next
six weeks.
Lieut.. Col. Heron, Of tho 9th Iowa. Who "a,
taken prisoner, and was in tho hands of the rebels
for two weeks, says thoy we're bAtiy frightened
and rstreatsd very rapidly and for The 6sst three
days Of their fight they b ad nothing to eat.
Their cannon and baggage train might have been
easily captured.
Gen. Curtis army fell back TO Keitsvills. 70
secure forage, Arkansas north Of Faysttevire.
being entirely out. Our forces are now campsd
at the head Of Cross Timber Hollow. where water
and forage are plenty. Our pickets extend into
Arkansas. and the rebel pisksts come aortn to the
top Of Boston Mountains. Fayetteville 10 unoc-
cupied. Very little Union sentiment has been
developed in Arkansas.
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From st. Louis.

lSpeclol to the Chicago JoufnAl.i
Sr. LOCIs, March 20.
From the Nail Agent, on the Pacific Railroad,
intelligence has been received Of spirited Skin
mish which took place on Wednesday last, 1t tho
town Of Warrensburg, between Quartrslls guer-
rihs followers and detachment Of Col. Phillips
Missouri regiment, under command Of Asj .fostsr.
On the day named, Quartrell Unexpectedly ap-
peared in the town with 200 men, aud madc fu-
rious attack on the Union troops. who we're only
60 in number. The latter made gallant defence,
and having the protection of . thick plank fence
around their position, they succeeded, after IN
driving them beyond the limits Of the town.
In the action, Msj. Gen. Emory Foster, in COM
maud, and Capt. Foster. his brother, was wounded,
one private was killed, one mortslly wounded |;
since died, aad nine non. oommissionsd officers and
privates wounded. The rebels sustained . less Of
men killed and II wounded, AMI 20 Of them lest
their horses, which fell into the hands Of Fosters
mer. Quartrell returned to Warensburg, on the
day following, and began . new attack about ii
o'clock, the result Of which IL not yet known.
A. my informant came through 0sorgetowu,
Lieut.. Col. Crittenden, Of Philips' regiment, was
preparing 70 80 with . dessehmsnt Of the rsgi-
ment, to Fosters assistance. Crittenden stated
that scouting pasties from the regiment had suc.
cseded in discovering and capturing sbout 200
kegs OF powder, belonging to the rsbsls in Pettis
The following was sent from hssdquartsrs this
Hon. z. u. STANTON. SEcs8rARY OF WAR,
WAsHINofOx.-O6cial Information has been rs-
esived that Lieut.. A. II. the Missouri
Militia, on the 10Th inst, captured rs kegs Of
powder busied On the farm Of Nrs. Sarah y. b.
bsindsnsr, near Warrenburg, and that On the 22d
Lieut.. ]. n. Jsvett, With 20 men, he'd = skirmish
With the rebels near tho ss1e place, killing four
Of them. Oar loss was enc killed and one badly
wounded.
lSignedl ". \. HAILEcK,
Usiof General,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-03-31
THE MARKETS.
DAILY REPORT.

OS1zos OF THB DHM0C8AT AND NEvs.
<atrrday Eve, March %, 1882
The weather 10 6ns and the river clear. and bu.
sinsss 10 taking fresh start. Quotations remain
unchanged.
FIorH- $l.2c14.so. Shipments 30 brls.
wHxAr-- Qaie; At co065c. Receipts 500 bu.
Shipment. 600 bu.
bAxLHr.- Steady At q 27@4oc. Rscei3ss 100 bu.
Shipments $50 bI..
~Coaa-Nominal - At l40lsc. Receipts 350 hr.
OArs-Scminal at l2@14c. Shipments $500
hu.
OsloSs-2o@3oc per bulhel. Receipts $50 bu.
Shipments 300 su.
CosS MEAL.-Shipments 100 brls.
NALr.-Shipments l,l25 bu.
ERAx.-Shipments car.
sniPsTUFy.-Shipment IA tons.
HAY.- Coed Prairie 81.
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New YORK Market.

NEW YoxK, March 20.
$52s@5 80 Super State s5.35@5 so Extra state;
$5.z5@5 $50 Super Western SIS 4Osd5 so common
to medium Extra Western; $5.lO@5.75 shipping
brands X O.
WHAAT-Market dull and heavy, without sales
Of moment.
Corn Market quiet. $4,000 Mixed Western
in store and delivered.
oRYI-Quiet; e3@s5c.
BARLBY--Dull; 7y@S6c.
BEEP.- Steady.
Unchanged. sla25@13 50.
WHISKY. G23c.
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Medical Attendance of Poor.
THE DIRECTORS OFTHE POOROF SCOTT
4 county will receive sealed proposals, to be loft
supervisors, Unit. Tuesday, the lst day cf April,
at 2 oeioch, as follows:
LIST. For medic al attendance at the Poor House,
medicine included, from April 1st, 1862, until
April LIST, lss3 the House to be visited ut least
twice week, and as much Oftener as the eondi-
t,on Of patients may require and the compensa-
tics 70 be orders on the County Treasury quarter
~.
q. For medical attendance Of Poor within the
limits Of the City Of Davenport, (medieine in
cluded, for the period Of time above indicated,
ard With the same stipulation as to compensation.
Bids received for both or separately.
THOS. K. FLUKE,)
HENRY g. NEAL, Directors.
JOHN BECHTEL,
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Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, March %.
FLouR:-Market heavy and inactive. Quoted
at from $3.6o@425.
WHsAr.-Market closed quiet. Sales At s0L@
76c.
BAsLLY.-Steady. Sales 1t % l<@ see On track.
CoRN.-Dul AMI nominal. Sales ct 201<Q25c.
RY..-40c in sto-o.
BUTTER. ady at S@121z.
BEEF CATTLE Firm, with sales at $2.70N
$50
H1Drs.- Market steady: Green Country. 5@
~; Green Sailed, 6@SX Dry Salted, eh@
l2c Dry Flint, l3@l4c.
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STATE or Iowa, ADJrrA Mt GENERALS OTrICE,l
Desmoines, March "a, 1862.
Arrangements with Steamboats,.
Capt. W. A. W. Gait, of the steamer Ad Hine,
has made arrangements with this Department to
convey all sick wounded or dis abled, furloughed
and discharged soldiers at one half fare.
When it is considered that the fare includes sub
sistence, this is a very generous arrangement.
1t is hoped this Department will soon b. able
to report further arrangements with other Steam
boat lnes for the conveyance Of soldiers At re-
duced rates.
In order to prevent imposition on ofdce.s Of
Steamboats,, who may be disposed to make Is lib
sral arrangements ~ that above named, and in
order that soldiers may receive the benefits Of tho
same, officers are requested, in granting furoughs
or discharges to note the cause Of the furlcugh
discharge st the bottom thereof, and sign the
same, - these arrangements are made for the benz
eft Of the soldiers. The State has no pecus iary
interest in the matter The soldiers Of the classss
referred to, pay their own fare.
Soldiers should present their furloughs or dis
charges for examination 1t tho Offices Of Clerks or
Steamboats, in order to procure tickets At the re-
duced rates. N. B. BAKER,
mh2Sl Adj't Gen1 Of Iowa.
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Arrival and Departure Of the nails.
Posroyyrc1 At DAVENPORT, IOWA.

EASTxnx AAIL-via / r r R-Closss at
o'clock N Closes at " o'clock r n arrives
q 10 o'clock A arrives At sN c'cleck Pm
Sundays excepted.
WEsrYsN MAIL-via II i u z R-Closss at ~
o'clock arrives at S o'clock p N, Sundays
excepted.
NoRTnBsx XAIE-via Lyons i Camsnehe-
Closes at 9e'clsck p u !; arrivssat6 o'clock Pm.
NoRrHgxx NAIL-Via Dewitt 1 Nsquoketa--
Closes Sunday. Tsssday and Th srsday at o'clock
Pm arrives Tussdsy, Tharsday md Saturday At
Rours No. los77-via Blue Grass, sts-Closss
Monday. Wsdsssdsy and Friday q So'eleck
strives Tuesday, Thufsday and Saturday at
o'clock Pm.
Rours No. loo4s Vie Tiptsn-Clcsss Tsssdsy
and Friday q - o'clock n arrives Tsssday and
Friday 1t II o'clock n.
SoUTHxxx AsIL-vis Burlington ! Ksokuk-
Closes Sunday, Tuesday asc Priday q . O'Clock p
n errives Monday, Wednesday aad Friday at
Rov1s No. leeE7-vis FuGale-Cesss Friday
q o'clock 4 n arrives Saturday ase o'soek
! RoUss No. loeso-via Ansaross 4 Walnut
forks-0 Closes Thursday q - n arrives Ihuss-
day at II o'clock y.
Hocns-Omee open at o'clock 4 Y; closes st
o'closk r j.: Once opsn o. Sunday ftsa -
10 o'eloeh a II.
- A. the prissipal mails ~ carried y Rail
koad, oil the tine - seated In the abeve noties,
will - RAN Roar TINS, the clock II The Supsr-
intsndaat's o1Rce, II 1 n Depot, bsiag the saesd.
ard. CHAS. b. RLDRlD0R. p. n.
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News From Fort monvoo.

A1UNBOA9 10O1Uu
Affairs remsin quiet here. 90 far, at least. that
10 news can be communicated.
- The rebsls have been sxcsedipgly busy about
Pigs Point and Cransy Island. for the last few
days.
Steam tugs have been busly plyise 20 and fro
and II - supposed that the rebels are strengthen
ing their forti6cstions oil along from Craney Is
laHd to the Point.
They have also increased their forces in the Vi
cinity for effect
Their camps have been advanced, and long lines
OF tents can be seen along tho shore. Glasses Gro
directed almost momentarily towards Crsney
Island. on tho lockout for the Merrimsc, and every
indication Of smoke or steam in that direction q
closely investigated BY eager eyes.
Gen. Hunter and staff arrived hcrs yesterday on
route to Port Royal. TO take command Of the army
operations in that quarter.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-03-31

FRrroHrs.-The river freight tariff
opened ~ follows on Saturday: Cwt. freight
l5s; -four, 26s per barrel; whsst. So per
bashsl; onions. 7c /; oats. 30; barley, Co.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-03-31
DAVENPORT IOWA. MONDAY MORNING. MARCH 81. 1852
LATEST NEWS

LATEST NEWS
By TELEGRAPH.
THE WAR NEWS.
Rebel OutEsgeS ct Fafrfax C. 3.
LA-E.T NEWS FROM MANASSAS.
Modification Of the Newspaper
Tax Agreed upon.
ARMY APPOINTMENTS By THEPREsrDENT
EMQaQ. sssesaf at Ut.xyr<,,s burg.
LARGE AMOUNT OF AMMUNITION
CAPTURED.
Bombardment Of Island No. 10
Resumed.
New Military Department Es-
tablished.
PRICE .dFD r-aN' DOR.T
EdLLx.sG R.aCK.
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PRIcks REDUCED Whisler has re-.
esivtd lot Of new Spring drsss goods. de-
'sinee. prints. etc. which be will cell st last
gears prices
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-03-31

FREED Swan 10 fixing up . nice little
vegetable ssd fruit stand next door to Kelly's
Meat Market. where In good time he will vel
come his frjends.
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lMPRovExRNr.-WesIey Chapel, or
what there vss left Of IL after the Ere. 10 BE-
Ing torn down. NJ. Forrest intends convert.
log It into couple Of we'll arranged dwelling
houses
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From Wlnohestef.

Secretary Seward, with . party II fEissds, ar-
rivsd hers last night ss oeoek, and vas escorted
from the esn TO 0sn. ShisldS hsadqsasfsss by
the 11th Psnnsyivanis regiment, the esth Ohio
and troops q esvaIry. This morning the party,
Including Gen. Shields, 4. 4. @. StSoag and Col.
CLARK, Of Gen. 1aEks sa6 visited the bsteis lsld.
NJ. Seward cd his fisnds leave q IL o'eleek 70
day. All quiet
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STATE WARKANTs.--The highest price
paid for State. County. City and School War.
rants. BY A. Cossrs.
mehsl-dlw Room No. /, Nickoll's Block.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-03-31

METROPOLITAN
Billiard 9Aloo1a.
APEN DAY AND EVENING. THREE OF
~ the best Tables in the Stase, and in the best
order, can DO found 1t this Saloon. Choice
WIVES, LIQTORS, .1LE, Sc,
AT TIE BAR.
mh31
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THE CITY,.

TURKEY for lunch this Sunday
morning. ct half past 10 o'clock. at the Phonix
Saloon. Call.
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From Boston.

xSO8 0OOeO0e
Bosrox, March 20.
Thenumbsr Of Gioueestsr fishing vessels Lost Of
Georges Bank in the gale Of February lth, was
Is, and the number lost On February LIT, WAS Z.
By the loss Of these 10 vessels l3s nsn were
drowned, lesviag 20 widows and lz7 children 70
be provided fos. Coatribations ass solicited Tor
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PRAYER FOR TIE Bishop
Lee. Of this Diocese. hes recommend the fol-
loving sppropaists prayer 10 Be read 10 the
several Episcopal Charehss under his charge:
PsAYRR
most mighty Ged snd nsssiful Father,
Who ru!sst in Tie aroiss of hssvso,ao swone
the i0habiia0ts Of the eseih: vs eoomesd 70
Thy wstchful care sod sure protection ell
those Thy ssrvsDts who have gone forth in
defence OF the supreme authority Of the land.
and for whose preservation amid the per ,e OF
war We offer up our eas nest prayers unto Thy
Divine Msj.sty Guard them. We beee&ch
Thee. FROM The dangers which beset their way,
from eicknsss. from the violence Of en.uies,
and from every evil to which they may l.. .x>
posed LIT Thy fstberly hand be over them
let Thy Holy Spirit be win them let Thy
good Angels have charge Of them and in Thy
kicd Providence may they return 70 their
homes in peace and safety, with a grateful
sens~ Of Thy mercy. May they realize that In
the midst Of life they are in de..h, atd may
they be ready. BY Thy grace. for sndd. call
into ths presence Of their Judge Have pit,,
. Lord. upon those who are suffering from The
cslsmtties Of battle, and grant them Thy hes
venly consoletions. Aseusge their di.treescs
b. 81 their ~ourd-. and in lhy good tina re-
ct re them to health. ard enable them 70 show
forth Thy praises 10 . life Of devotion to 1hv
service. Or else 80 tit and prepare them
against toe hour Of death, that after their de-.
parture hence 10 peace. and in Thy favor, their
souls may be received into Thine everlastirg
kingdom: Have mercy, o Lord, upon al pri.
soners Of war. and give them . happy deliv.
erance. Regard with tender comparison all
Who are afflicted and bereaved by the loss Of
those Who have fallen in the sci vice Of their
country. and esnctify 70 them oil their sorrows.
And, finally. We bessech Thee. . Lord, 10 has.
ten the time when unity. peace and concord
shall prevail throughout our borders, when
ware shall cease in all the earth, when oil the
nations shall rejoice in Thy salvation, and
when there shall bs none to hurt or destroy in
oil Thy holy mountain; through Jeeus Christ
our only Saviour and Redeemer.-Amea.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-03-31

GERMAN MERTrxG.-The meeting Of
the German citizens on Saturday evening va.
attended by about one hundred voters, and
organized BY the election Of M. Harding to
the chair. and Mr. Lambach % Secretary.
The meeting was addressed BY Asssrs Site.
bolt, Wunderlich, and others, in favor Of look
ing only to psrsonal qualities Of candidates
and not to mere partyism in the coming slse-
tion, after which . motion to nominate an iu-
dependent ticket for city officers. vas carried.
On motion it vas resolved to support Mr..
French for the Aayoralty.
Hr. Mistslbuseher was nominated for CITY
Clerk. by . vote of 80 to ls.
For City Aarshsl. Mr.. Mcneil vas neminat.
cd by . vote Of 81 to "a.
On motion it Was resolved not to nominate
. candidate for City Treasurer.
It vac also resolved to call meeting, IL the
several wsrds. for the pprposs Of nominating
candidates for Aldermen, after which the
meeting adjourned.
Tue City High School examination
will commence this morning and continue
through Wednesday. Exercises - follovs:
londsy-C class. In English Grammar D.
Writtsa and Mental Arithnetis; A, Geometry.
Taesday-C. wfitisn Arithmetic; B. Latin
Reader; D. History Of the United States B.
Algebra.
! wednesday-C. Physiology; A. Latin Cesar;
9 and B. Physical Geography; A. Natural
Philosophy.
The first two elassss named for each day
recits IN the forenoon, and the last two in the
afternoon. The exercises will be interpreted
with dselamatiops and ssssya
SPR1Ko FEvERs.-This epidemic has
made its appearance again in this city. Mary
Of our best eitissns have alrsady been severe
y attacked. TIE symptons are: First. .
'eet II general ssnsass which psrvads che On.
sars sysesu. and causes the victim 70 iess Ian.
esid'y sssinst lamp posts, aud 70 rspose on
dry goods boxes. second. . desire % do moth.
Ing. The gait Of The sa1srse loses il e,aatie;.v
And the ntsd asts slagsishly, asd . e.,..in
deat-sars.a-sasp-ativsasss psrvadee the ept,r.
ssstsoy. Dosten diGse. ~ 10 Ii. mo.e 49,.
I've rsnedy; bat ftoa our obssrvatorv ~.
lissss usShssld adstss The pasi>at :, =. -,
As@ - 9st !;
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HoRsH SALE.-The ss.e on Saturday
vas we'll attended, and fifty one horses we're
disposed Of The amount realized Vas s., ,070.
There are about 80 more to be disposed Of.
and will be sold to.day-ssle commencing At
9 o'clock. Tbsss last horses are the best OF
the lot. aud will probably be sold at low pri.
Gee. Those who want good horses should At
tend today.
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RAN OvER.-A little iad-the son of
Capt. Forcs-was ran over BY buggy st the
corner of Brady and Second streets. on Satur.
day. but was not materially injured. " are
glad to say.
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The donors to the fund for the relief
Of the Iowa volunteers at Fort Donslson. are
requested to meet at the LIE Claire House on
Tuesday evening, the 6rst day Of April. 1862,
at Z O'Clock. p. n, to receive the report Of the
Finance Committee. r. LowaY.
Chairman Of the Committee.
March 29tb, 1869.
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HARDWARE AND TooLs-WALsH &
MYEss.-This enterprising firm having pur-
chased the entire stock of Messrs. Brewster
4 DEWITT have moved the came to No. Lees
lies Block, on Front street-store formerly
occupied by Dart. Sons d Co.. where they will
Be happy to see the old and new friends Of the
concern. The stock 10 the most complete in
the market. and they will sell on terms that
cannot fail to suit al Don't forget the place,
but call and see them when You want any.
thing in their line; or II you don't happen to
want any thing, call and zee them any how.
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GERMAN TnEArRE.-Mrs. Kenkcl
takes benefit to.sight At the German Theatre,
and it is hoped that those whom she has af-
forded 90 much pleasure in hearing will be
present She appears in that noble piece the
NAlAD QUEEN" and will be thoroughly sup
ported. Miss Clara Kenkel will appear in one
of her bewitching fancy dances.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-03-31

Pxblic Notice.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT WILL
IN not pay any debts contracted BY sny person
or persons excepting myself.
March -, ls62.
ML3l-,fl ". TROUT.
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W. F. ROSS, Aess..
The HONE INSURANCE COMPANY
or NEW Yo4K.
CASE CAPITAL, Oxs MILLIox DoLLAxs.
TIE HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE CO.,
CHAErERss A. D.. 1910,
CASE CAPITAL, $500, 900.
OFFrCE-MErnoPeL1rAN BUILDING. DAvRxroxr.
Strawberry Plants for sale.
GROWN HERE AND IN GOOD ORDER.
Hooker Sees,itsg,
WH1ls01Cs .dlb aMw.
BY the hundred or thousand. At GILBERT,
three miles above Davenport.
lmch2s d8w6wl W. W. HOLMES.
WANTED.
COOK AND LINING ROOM CIRL,
LIE CLAIRE HOUSE.
mh17-lw
Wanted.
4 STABLE-MAN; ALSO A NlDDLE-AGED
IA woman for assistant cook. Man and wife
would sa7 .. preferred. Enquire 18th, q tho ,,o,,.,
"Friends Of my life my ardent spirit burns,
And all tho tribute Of my heart returns"
E,0K THE MANY FAv0Rs PRESENTED TO
T the
SCOTT HOUSE
BY Its numerous patrons. Tho undersigned will
continue 1t bis post proprietor Of tho above House
end hopes to merit continuance Of tho patronage
Of the
Tr 0CeltMg PMbltc.
TIL r SCOTT HOUSE.
~ ever, will oGer 70 its guests
Clean Rooms. Clean Sheets,
A eouNTIFuL TABLE
and al the eomfortsof Home, at the low price
Ono Do11ar per Day.
- Good s..blins attached to the premises.
III HUMPHREY. Proprietor.
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Davenport Lumber Market.
TO-DAY'S ADV'TS.

NTAbONlC.-DAvEN LODGE NO. 81
WI A. F. 4 A. II will meet this Monday even
ing for labor at Masonic Hall.
Per order W. H., G. +. CARPENTER,
mh3l) Secretary pro tenn.
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TnE 16rH.-Mr. McCosh received a
letter from his con George, on Saturday eve.
ming, stating that 1.-The 10th is off tomorrow,
Sunday for the Tennessee river. All WE'LL"
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-03-31

ANNOUNCEMENT.
The undersigned is Candidate for the office of
City Marshal. HARVEY LEONARD.
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ADJCrANr G4NERAL's OFFICE,
Des Noines, March 18th, 1862. !
The United States Disbursing Officer At Daven-
port has forwarded to me amounts allowed ~
certain bills. The residences Of the folio wing
named persons a.s unknown to me: D.. Wilson
and J. W. Kerr.
Claimants, or agents Of claimants are requested
to give information 1T this Office.
NIB. BAKER,
Adj General Of Iowa
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Wanted.
a STABLE-MAN; ALSO A NlDDLE-AGED
"A woman for assistant cook. Man and wife
would be preferred. Enquire att
mh27-N SCOTT HOUSE.
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-rA - 0s0mOAHH,
RI O0 PUMP GPMAKeR.-OHr1CH, OPPOSITE
AlI::s Ole RWsalszis issa.ssasi1 = :
i U0448v9 L.
The national Republican., 1862-05-06
ECOtl nOB1ON, VIA NEWPORT AND
FALL RIVER. .... laf ..r

,By the lplendtd and supsrior sssan
STATE, bAY fTzTE. and STATE UER1iNE,
o. Geststsngth Ard speed, but particularly adapted
y the na3igSnon u Long Inland Sound, running Ii
'eonaeotoh with the Fall River and Old Colony
railroad histanee Of % miles oaly to Boston.I
The st{easr ElPiRE STATE, Capt. Hrsyton,
MondayS Wednesday, and Fridays, stt oolock, p.
iss sS ss.s.s sE4RcfoI1ss, % feSn Capt, brown, On
r. =. ,t3uchinS & Nsvbort sIoh Wy. : -
Thses 8tsanes are 6tted with oommodius STATE
rpo1s, ed every asFaAgsment fog tbs security and
comfort 6Epaosngsn, Who ass aAbrdsd by,thia route
aAightSrde a board, ana on arrival at Fell river,
proceed Der stssmboat train, reaching Boston early
u a. Il g. % Sos os Ssess
whieh THY nay reach BOSTON sbSvt SIS A. n.
a bag6ige master b battsched 70 each steamer who
reoelvS5 Ind tickets the Baggage, and nocompaniea
the sam9 70 ~ destination. E'I' I.-- TT'7- =
A steainsr runs, b sonneeeion With this Hns, be.
ivesn ysn river and Providssos. daily. except Sun.
FrstStt 70 Boston y sOr.s,dsd through with grse,
riyse every morning, Sunday excspted, st TX
dsstin1tion q aboat II a. Il. : 80 80
sS g Rhs 81, 4 sspR, On e. e attn
and bsrth: apply On sssrd, q II dsslrsd to seoars
7-IIg1 y ~ WIZ. BORDEN, Agent,
as9 iT-u 70 and n Westsrsst N. z.