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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-04-08
LECIsLATlvE SUMMARY.

The following bills passed tho Senate yester-
day House bill c,nfening powers on Warden Of
Peni,entiary; IIeuse revenue bill with amend
ments): House bill amending 1914 OF the Rsvis-
ion: DesAioines River Land Grant Joint Rcsolu-
ton. hill to authorize Boards Of supervisors to
diepose of swamp Lands on certain co, ditions
Nj. Hurley's Swamp Land Agents bill; House
Swamp Land resolution; bill to amend 1856 50
Of the K. vision Senate Congressional district
bill: Mr.. Foote'S Transfer Book bill further de-
fninr tho duties Of Recorders bill supplemsn-
tarv & Chapter - Of Laws # shis session House
bill authorizing funding Of ounty Warrants, etc
House amendments to MIR. Board mans Consolida-
tion School Law bill were corcurred in; Seven
tsenth Regiment resolution; House bill to exempt
nronerty Of Volunteers from levy and salc; the
hin siyiu9 the .bubuqae 1 Pacific Railroad Con-
nanv extensiop et time on condition Of releasing
Claims set up to certain school and other lands
several bills were lost, and business progre.sed
With promptness. At adjournment, Mr.. Holmes
substitute for the Cedar Rapids Railroad bill VA
Amone the bills passed By the House vsrs the
fo1josir2 Tho bill providing for the publi -atiou
Z M distribution 81 the Laws Of the Ninth Gene
ri Assembly; Blind ,Asyirm Trustees bill bill
provi ding fer the recording Of Powers Of Attorney
for. the eopysysace e Real Estate; Witness tel
tiiI. tho bin making II the duty Of tho Clerk oi
the District Court % aet in place Of the County
Judee n certain eases. War Claims bill, and
Militia bill. The bill authoriziDg counties to bo
come purchasefs Of land at delinquent tax sale
wss dsfsatsd.-Sass Regsstsr. sA.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-04-08
From Fort Monroe.

FT MONROE, April 5.
The latest intlligenco received from the Vir.
ginia. Otherwise Merrimac, is Norfolk, last night.
she was then coaling at the Navy Yard, and was
expected TO come ont to-day. Capt. Program is
mentioned as likely to command her. The York.
town, jamestown, Teaser and four other gunboats
are at Norfolk.
A deserter, who came in this morning, reports
the force on tho Peninsula not 50 large as sup
posed. Maynard's headquarters are 1t Lees 2ills,
near Williamsburg.
Three tugs arrived from New bern, on Thursday
bringing little Of interest.
A report is current that burnside had been or
dercd to evacuate Newbern within six days, and
that he replied he would meet the rebels at Gods
borc and kalcigh.
Fort Macon still holds out Extensive prepsra-
tions for its reduction progressing A few
shells have been already thrown into it.
Cannonsding has been hearl all day from the
direction of Yorktown. 1t is rumored at town
has been burLt No eficial report is received
The report is probably incorrect.
A flag Of truce to-day brought the following re.
leased prisoners from Richmond:
Colonel Buanford, Lieutenant Van Horn and
Captain Bliss, taken prisoners in Texas, and Colo
mel Woodruff, 1st Kentucky regiment, taken in
Kentucky.
Tho Mobile Adver.iser, April 4.h, has = special
message from Memphis stating that Buel's army
had reached Savannah, ON tho Tennessee river
There had been been brisk skirmishing and great
activity on both sides for the great struggle.
MOBILE, April 4.
On Wednesday, . Yankee force 1000 strong
landed and cut the telegraph lines between NJ
bile and New Orleans.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-04-08

Dr.. Lanssr sheoghs tbss Article s Of the
Constitution should Be 20 amended % to
enable each eostsibstor 70 dssignsts 70 vhat
purpose bic eontribution shosld go-vhesher
fos providing nurses for the sick. for the
burial Of the dead. or 1oe looking after
wounded soldisra
NJ. Collins opposed the smssdment. and
Mr. Price favored It.
Amsndment adopted.
The report Of the Committee vas then
adopted.
Oo motion . Committee Of three was sp-
pointed to 60 through the audience for signsra
to The Constitution. Committee-Burw we'll,
Lsnger and Todd.
On motion Committee Of Eve was appoint.
cd to report the names Of permanent ofiissra
for the Organisation.
Committee-John Collins. NJ. Donahue, l
N. Clifford. s. F. Smith. c. Kaufmsnn.
The Committee reported - followd:
For Pyesidsmt-Hiram Price.
For Vice Iresident-John Collins.
Evr Recording Secyssary-Ernst Clausssn.
For Corresponding Seerstary-E. Russell.
For 1veaswysr-John l. DAviee.
Ex< cwtive Committee-D N. Richardson, j.
W. Thompson. Harvey Hills. Ira NJ. Clifford
G. E. Putnam. B. II. Lshrman. J. c. Todd, J.
J. Oishausen, Isrsel Hall, Victor Huos, Geo. s.
Q. Dow. n. Donahus.
Report adopted and Committee discharged.
On motion adjourned.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-04-08
CUTTING IT DowN.-A friend in th

CUTTING IT DowS.-A friend in the
Iowa Second eends the following:
MEs,Rs. EDlroRs-I saw few days since an
article in the Gazette, signed "A Comr ads. "
relating to the bsvaviour Of Stephen Spelle-
itch, at the battle of Fort Done!son. Whoever
"A Comrade" ;s. he makes regular burlesque
of the affair. Young Spelletich went into the
fight with the rest cf US on the 18th day of
February. and fought we'll and bravely. At
ter getting inside the breast works he took of
his overcoat. for the simple reason that he
had bis equipments under It. and he could
not load well with it on. He laid it down.
and has seen nothing Of it since. He stopped
not Q moment en the breastworke and did
not know Capt. Slaymaker vac killed till after
the battle was over, and tho revolving rife.
said to have been "wrested from the hand OF
: foe" be did rot get till the next day, and
after ws had taken possession Of the fort. 1t
VS. not taken away from him BY the 81.
thcritiee. but vas stolen from him.
Theee are the facts Of the caee. There 10
no doubt but he fought coolly. and exceed
ingly we'll for one Of his age. bat "A Com
rsde" put it on altogether too thick. and
"spelly" (aa We call him) declares he viii
click" him il he finds ont Who he 10. "A
Comrade" has . very active Imagination.
ANorHIs CoNRADx
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-04-08
SUPREME E COURT.
APRIL TERN.

HON. CALEB BALDWIN, Chief Justice.
Hon. GEO. G. WR1Gur,l 1,..;...
Hon. X. r. Lows, 'a'''''''
LEWIS KrNsEY, Clerk.
Monday, April Z.
Court met and organised full bench present.
On motion 8. b. an Buskirk, Esq, and Lean
der Chapman, Esq., both Of Cedar Falls, were id
mitted to practice in the Supreme Court.
Court adjourned until to morrow (Tuesday
morning at 10 O'Clock.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-04-08

QvrrrED DowN.-From all appear
aness yesterday .oss would hardly havsthought
there had been 90 fierce political eontest %
Saturday. The suseessful candidates bear
their hcnors modestly, and those Who we're
defeated take IL % . "good joke and settle
back into an inonensivs state - quietly ~
though they never had any experience Of the
ktnd-contsotsd, II not satisfsd. to let the
voice Of the people prevail. This 10 very com.
msndable. To those who fell In battle we
would only cay. wait your time. and at con.
vsnisnt ssassn try again.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-04-08

DEvEArED.-The bill brought before
our State Legislature permitting the use Of
Hat strap or "hoop.iron rail on the Iowa
railroads. vss defeated. ~ ws are happy to
learn. The members have done their duty In
this respect surely.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-04-08

SaocKrso BAD W.ATHEs Nova.
DAYs.-Thsrs vas . promiseaous fall Of rain
and snow on Sunday night, together with high
wind. The farmers feel much discouraged as
the prospect before them.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-04-08
From Ciucinntati.

CixcfsNATrY, April 8.
The killed Of the 5th Ohio 1t tho Battle OF Win.
chester, IS in Dumber, arrived here yesterday and
lay in state Z: the armory of the Guthrie Grays,
where they were visited By . large number Of cit
ixens The funeral ceremonies took place TO-
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-04-08
The Rebels Rotyeating. i.
Times Special.1

WHEELING, April Z.
A telegraph which has just been received here,
informs as that tho rebels are ret,eating before
our forces, under Con- Milroy, who has advanced
from Cheat Mountain, and now hold Camp Al
legheny, lately evacuated By the Confederstes.
The rebels have also fallen back from Monterey
and Handsviic, and seem to be aiming for stan
ton. where they will havc Railroad escape.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-04-08

"A TRUNK HAS BEEN LEFT AT THE
"A Nisassippi Hosss. The owner en- hsve ths
a4s hypsoviig prop&ty and psyiag charges:
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-04-08

SHPxsSTs from Davenport station,
for the week ending April 9th 30 bbls. Flour.
400 bu. whsat, 1900 bu. Onions. 80 tons Bran.
- sacks Malt. $3.50 lbs Tsllow, $40 lbs. But.
Ter. 5000 lbs Packed Meats, 81 head Of Cattle.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-04-08
oEvERENse A
PALE AMBER ALE AND PORTER
.f6 - "a por RArr~n

The sshsesibsr offers 70 Ell his pessept m.
Ale and Pestss, end delivered IN Daveapert M
Reek lsIaad q e3 dollars pr barrel (esak.) and
barrels rssasDed. All orders left as the Pst O6ce
q - - ,Looa1 vsalss, snase Third cd HsadJ
ee1eets, wtll b peenPuy aAteadsA e.
DAvn9onl. Apif I, leea. -
.tsJG~ %. 4. b S8yERNsS
a ss .0soet Ms1n AleaaA Rsseoe nvevav,
.snsSA eU9AYTIxag Il 1aet Dov0eU4 leWa.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-04-08

STATE WARRANrs.--The highest price
paid for State, County. City and school War
rants. BY A. ConBlN,
mebsl-dlw Room No. !, Nickoll's Block.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-04-08
Bank LtatsmeDt.

Nsw YosK, April Z.
DeefsAse II leans, 154l, inerssse in specie,
ss3a $50 eirsslasios, ssil ~ dssssass = d.
poo1t1, 4tleA A1es as@ 80
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-04-08
Il Efs ST ER .

k T. q Il T. II.
FOR THE WEEK ENDING April. 8. 1852,
Of Meteorological observations, undershe direction
Of the S~sthsonian lnstitwtios, made at GrasUotd
College, BY WM. r. DrSwooDY, Latitude, Al 80;
North ; Longitude, 1899 West; Height above the
sea. 1877 feet.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-04-08

COMMITTEES MsETINo.-The Execu.
tive Committee Of the Scott County SOLDIER
Relief Association will meet ct the DEMoooAr
AND NEws office this (Tossday) evening At half
past seven O'Clock for the Transaction Of busi-
ness. D. N. RICHARDSON, Chairman.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-04-08

THE l8rn.-Wm. Chambers, brother
Of COL Chambers. was in town yesterday. The
18th left Cairo for the Tennessee river on
Wsdossdsy last. and bsfoss this time probably
make up portion Of the Grand Army Of the
eouthWsse.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-04-08

REsroNED.-We see it announced
In the Chicago Times Of Saturday. that Lieut..
Col John GalligaD. Of this city. has resigned
his place 10 the Iowa 4th. and 10 on bic way
he vent into the service. We understand. John
did his duty st Pea Ridge. in the most elabo.
rate style.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-04-08

Coon SrARr.-At the meeting at Le.
Claire Hall on Monday evening an association
for the relief Of soldiers Of this county vas
organized and fund Of 1lO2 80 raised on the
spot. andit wasn't much Of meeting either.
That lopks like business.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-04-08

ApPoRT1oNxENT Of School money
made By the Clerk Of the Board Of Supervis.
orr, Apeil 7sh. 1863:
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-04-08

Porsusnt - esll sumbsr Of ci,issns met Il
L. Clsirs Hall last evening for the purpose oi
forming soms permanent orgasiza,ion the
object Of which 10 10 be the prov idiog offunds
for the relief Of soldiess vho may Be wounded
on the field Of battle. OF for the bringing home
and burial Of those killed In battle or dying Ia
the service.
% motion John W. Thompson, Esq. wss
called to the chair and D. N. Richardson and
". Il. Fleming we're appointed secretaries.
% motion committee Of Eve, consisting Of
E. Rosssll. DR.. Maxwell. John Collins. Dr..
Olshsusen and John l. Davies. vas appoint
cd to report . plan for organization for the
consideration Of the meeting.
While the committee vas absent the q Get.
log vss addressed BY Hiram Price, E.q upon
the importance Of the objects which called
the meeting together.
The committee returned and reported the
following - basis Of organization.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-04-08

Or CouRss.-The Gazette attributes q
large share Of the defsat Of its party on Sstur-
day. to the Importation Of votes by the oppo
sition. OF course. We never knew The Re-
publieans to get licked yet but what there was
jost such stuff about illegal voting. The Ga.
sstts had to work of ito bile some way. and
that will do - we'll ss any. Stick to it, neigh
bor
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-04-08
BOUNTY AND PENSION
WAR CLAIM AGENCY
GRO. Il. Parker. ALI. EDWARDS.
Parker 4 EDWARDS.
Attorneys at Law,

OAVENPORTs.... IOWA.
WILL GIVE PARTICULAR ATTENTION
W.. sprosuring Bounty Pensions and afsears
Of pay due soldiers Of the United States, WBo
ARs ESrrLED TO PEnsIoNsl All ofRcsrs or sol.
tsactea, Of wounds receiv-d IN the line Of their
duty while in the service, entitled 70 pensions
during sush disability.
Bounty Of 800.
The legal heirs cf such - msy die q be killed
In she seevise, ass entitled 70 the bounty Of Oss
Hundred Ne104.,sgsa 4s E
Blank appIica6oos and instructions furnishsd
-'.t'--~ga@ EPARKRR kEDwARD0,
A0h3.dW Daveapsst low.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-04-08

LoMAs' Celebrated Bottled Burton
Ale and Porter Brands. Vaults, corner of Sd
and Brady streets. A prime article Of Ale
and Porter expressly brewsd for nursing Ia.
dies aud invalids; and agent for the Ssvsrsn
Brewery.
IT IS expected that our State Lcgis.
laturs will adjourn to day. The session has
occupied about the full time allowed by 10 y,
and. of course. We cannot expect the members
TO stay longer. We hope they have fixed the
machinery up-psrticularly the beer question
$50 that It will run for couple Of years.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-04-08
Virginia News.

EDrEBuRc, April 5.
The enemy attempted to retard the operations
Of our bridge builders, but We shelled them of.
One Of the enemy videttes was killed At tho di
tance Of 600 yards BY sharp.shooter Of the Wis
oonsin Sd.
Tho enemy are encamped near Mount Jask-
son.
The position occupied by our advanced batter
les, commanding Ill elevations beyond Stony
Greek, we're selected BY General Banks on Tuesday
amid the hottest fire Of the enemy.
Jacks0n's force 10 principally composed Of inn
pressed men who refuse to fght sg.inst us. Those
from Pope and Rockingham counties retired 70 ,
point between those two counties and e. ere en-
enchsd themselves, defying Jackson's attempt to
compel them to return
XXXVII CONG GRESS.-FiRST R SESSION.
WASHINGTON, April Z.
HoUsI.-Mr. Wicklide requested thst hrs nsme
should be omitted in tho organic alton Of this
committee, and % . matter Of sound parliamenta-
~ practice that no member b. appointed thereon
who voted for the following resoluti ~, which he
(Wickliffe) would read from the Journal:
Resolred, That neither the Federal Goverpment
nor the people Of any non-slsveholding State have
the Co, sttutional power to legislats or interfere
with slavery in any State Of the Union, and that
those persons who do not subscribe to the above
propositsop, are insigni6cant in number to ex-
cite alarm, and that the increase Of such number
does not keep pace with the aggregate population
OF tho Union.
Mr. voorhies read preamble setting
forth that tho tariff bill, passed durinS
tho extra session Of Congress, Is unjust
and oppressive 10 the agricultural portion Of The
country, sod concluding With resolution that
the Uommittes N Ways and Means be instructed
70 report bill at - sary day practicable, re-
peslDg said Law, and to subs,itute therefor, bill
founded on the principle Of yiel ling On adequate
revenue, and not Of protecting any Of the manu-
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-04-08

Amount to apportien. tll.57097. Number
o. saildfen. s.l4s. Aueant to each child
1l4l 00.l00
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WINslllP,S
NINSlllPsS
IMPROVED SELF-VENTlLATlNC
REFRIGERATOR.

XX7INSHIPS REFRIGERATOR IS &C
w knowledgea by scientific mon to be the
most perfect keiri gerater in g. 1t is constructs
ed that the cold air performs the double function
Of efectually cooling and ventiating the provs-
ion chamber on the one hand, and OF protecting it
on the other from the warw air without. In this
way the provision chamber is furnished with an
atmosphere that is uniformly ceol, and constantly
changing, so that
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-04-08

JUDGE L1NDERMAN.-We understand
that the Judge has SO far recovered % to rem.
der it probable that he will be 1t HE Office to.
day. We are glad TO learn that he will not
lose his eys.sight. as wss feared at one time
Tbs April term Of the County Court will be
held at the County Judgess office to-day.
There 10 considerable business to be disposed
OF.
SuURExE CoURr.-Ju1ges r. P. Lowe
and Geo. g. Wright arrived in town on Sun.
day By boat to hold court. The bench 10 now
foil, and business will be commenced to-day 10
good earnest. There were only twelve cases
doeksted yesterday. The foil corps oflswysre
has not yet arrived. We notice ct the Burtis
House the Hon. G. G. Nourss. Of Dss Moines J.
E. Burke. E.q.. Of Waverly. Lsander Chapman
and .. 3. Van Bastirk. Esqrs.. both Of Ceda,
Fall'. H. A. Wits. Esq. Of Dubuque. and 8
Bagg. Esq.. Of Waterloo. This il. bat the com
msaeemsnt Of what 10 to follow.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-04-08
SHlLEY'8
C E L E B ATED CIR e A N A l. T.
ALWAYS RELIABLE.

Cash Price,. $500 per Barrel.
Orders through the Post ofico will meet with
prompt attention. apr5-ly