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FROM TIE EOURTU IOWA.
CAAp CT Arm Iowa INFANTRY,
Lebanon, No., Feb. 4, 1852,

''s& - "a $50 i's. . - ~ -.gg IL
DRAR EDITOR: .. 49,. r-4....- ...........,
81, Two Noapareils came to camp to day
= big one and alis,le ene = and, permit
me, Mr.. Editor, TO congratu late YOU on the
ssucy clipper ng, and neat, tasteful appear
ancs of She ncw craft. Long may it sail
on the stormy sea Of newspaperdom, with
cut losing q spar, or starting a plank, and
make paying voyages for owner and con-
signee. and for the next three months may
it be freighted every trip With tidings of VIC
tory over rebeldom. In the Daily I saw
for the frss time Mrs. Wi.tenmycr's able
report on the sanitary condition Of the Iowa
troops. L have said before that she was
woIth more for such missions than all the
commissioners Iowa has ever sent out, and
think your readers viii all agree with me
when repeat it now. -s-~~.,
! wrote you last Mt Wet Glaizc. We
campea there two nights and one day, and
,rore out n dismal rain, slees and snow
Storm Striking g sheet iron y tents the
next morning and leaving part Of them be.
bind, because of their lev bulk, we came
on over q capital road com pared with what
we had marched over from Rolia. The slret,
snow and frost had rnaeadamizcd the road
abh w Nuuku uatt DSEU CQRtent
to march to the Gulf over such thorough.
fare. We reached here on Friday, the 9th
day out from Rolln, and are campcd a mile
from town, On slope with plenty OF wood
and water near. There are about .6yo
thousand Infantry, ihirtcca hundred cavalry,
and three SIX gun batteries here, and We are
waiting for Disbursements. Gen. Curtis
has bis head quarters in town, and feels
confident OF being sbls-to push on in few
days and reu. Price. We hear all sorts Of
reports OF Prices strength, bat il is pretty
certain that his thirty thousand viii not
reach fifteen. Weexpcct to have ten thous-
and, and not nore, and unless Price should
speedily get large rsinforcemcu.s, that il
All We want. The armies are only ABBOTT
forsy miles apart, and hundreds Of Federal
ana rseei scouts are securing the country
Ia eEsr5 direction. Some Of them on both
SIDES are occasionally caught mapping, and
nabbed.
Col. Dodge is With rs 10 command Of his
brigade, and alshcurh his wounded leg still
gives bin considerable trouble, be is abou.
rs near nbfquitotss as ever. He knows
everything that is going On, and in his quiet
prompt way promotes the comfort and Ell
cheney OF his nea as carefully % il each
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NEW STRING.

The expulsion of Bright, the traitor, has
siven the secesh organ grinders another
string 10 play upen. Already are they ma.
king the most Of their possession, by accu-
sing those who voted for the expulsion of
Bright, ~ sramrling upon the Constitution
So il has been since the inception Of this
rebellion every step taken By the Gov
erumeas 10 crush out treason, there sceesh
organ grinders have ground cut doiefal
uedlev. all about the Government trampling
under foot ers rights. ous liberties, ard orr
Constitution Tnis medley has bern played
almost uucsasingly since the time the Gov
eminent undertook tho reinforcement of be-
lrarrred Fora Samrser--each successive
SER ia the effort to crush out the fsal con-
srifscv. adding another ssrias to be played
unop-an5, in consequences. another vsrla.
ton te the sceesh Constitutional medley
They tuned their organs in sweet ea1cord.'
urou learning Of the arrest OF Bsisadier
George Wallace Jones-they rirsd long.
load AMI petsiSssn.ls, al the :" taking off,
Of Csrt. Wm. N. HILL, and their deepest
bass Is nav issuing forth on account OF the
exps'sian d traitor from the Srnase ct
the Cni,sJ States. Il is thus the " secesas
OF The Northern Stairs roversiy aid the reb-
els Of ieG Davis Cenfederssv- with whom
shey .ynpaihiss. Bright undertook 10 90
q bs!isr class IF Ere, arms into the han'!S OF
The rebel soldiers. The Senate considered
this treason, add voted tia, he should 90
longer hosd seat ia the eeancii chamber
OF he Na:ioa. And Bsghs's symrashissrs
-shc seccsh-are fsan ie with rage. and
70 about mamhlipe ever disjaiated jar
rso ahsus q Dictatorship - violation OF the
Csnssisatiaa---w which means, uhsn properly
ia, srrresed, thai sone co1sfiraser against
he life Of the Govsramsns is getting 'haFs-'
That's ths say the loyal resr'e understand
he sibbarish Of the seessh press aeeas 'oar /
rights Il IL cheering music to 'hen--ii Is
y assurance that the Gsssrunsss Il deal i
NJ hsess he fs4As gay, IN shs risAs place.
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G. Tie New York Times thinks, in spite
% the buster Of the British press - in
spi,s Of the seeming anxiety Of the Tories
10 interfere in behalf Of the South - that
"there il every reason to doubt the reaii-
ssss Of either England or France to take a
part 10 eur drama, before We ourselves shall
be able to drop the curtain upon the per
fcrmsnce. There may be mediation, and it
may possibly come in shape TO be enter
sainsd With self.respsc. even By the North ;
hus vs venture to predict there will be no
lAyeAats 10 back H." ---
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.xaw ny SAsxv PArL THE WORK GOES
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& ~ 4 r ~ - s. = T.
. Tn, csp.ars Of Tofs Henry is regarded
everywhere, q the best stroke Of The war
;sa.raaah AZ 10 gives a. the possession OF .
strategic position tie importance Of which
IL would be Impossible to oser.essimate.-
The 81. Joseph Journal thus states the 'n'-
no,tancs OK our victory: .Bsfore our gal
liant fee. Of gao beats captured FoFs Henry
The line OF Rshsl Defence extended from
Bss,ins Green to Columbus. From Fort
Henry 10 Boxlisg Green is los miles, and
to COLUMBUS lo5. Thus, Port Henry vas
the ceotre Of this vast line Of deisSee, and
re have nov pierced this centre, and by
S.po,esoi. Tastes divided the enemy into
two wings, both Of which must n0s fall
in,, cur hands. Hitherto it has ben easy
70, the Rebel Generals to ,ranssef their
forces from Bowling Green to Columbus, or
rice rersa, over the Memphis, clarks'iiie
and lie Railroad, which passes below
this Fors short distance, and which is now
in COR hands. But now t!ia. game is played
out. By this victory, we not only menace
and almost ou.aank both wings Of the Reo-
eli army in Kentucky, bat We can push a
column Up the Tennessee River to Northern
Alabama and Mississippi. and taEn the
aauk Of Memphis. IL will compel the
Rebels 10 choose between q retreat from
Bowling Green, or the surrender Of Nash
ville." .s-as3t ~ Il
Following close on the heels OF this i'm
por.ans victory, comes the glorious ''ding'
from the Burnside Expedition, OF the cap
tsrs OF Roanoke l,land--wbica the rebels,
ia their despair, admit to be "'hs most
Painful even. Of the war! 7" Now, indeed,
hi, work goes bravely on, and may we not
hope ,ha.this war Will be pushed forward
vigorously, until the rebellion is sqnelched
and III. Union restored to its old prestige
and the stars and stripes shall float over
thirty four peaceful and happy states.
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EGEkfetB EEVs
b. Gag Of trace We have confirmation OF
,hs complete success of the Barussds EIpe-
di,ian-captare Of Roanake Island, desiruc-
ton Of rebel qua haats. and occupation OF
Elizabeth Civ. The last named vas burn
Ell, bar whether BY our vessels or by inhab-
iianfs. act certain.
Fiss. ness Of dssea. was received At Nor-
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The steamship yictorin from Ssushamp
ton on the lss, arrived. Tho Tuscarora
had been ordered away from Southampton
br the British Government. and had taken
position near the needles. The Pirate Nash
vile stiIl remained at Southampton docks.
The reported naval enga cement batw cen the
Sumter aad Iroluois has net been e1pirn-
r. 70
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tcir 4evsis eat. il u ears xhe Lire IN tais wase-
icsScd sosatry The Niasasstis p0sssn 81 Stamps
s,a ussrsars heesaes seritsss dew. sAc hool, -
reves in the Asses asd Fevsrs mich sh1Re ara ssrr
aS ali. tAyEafs tGrE CrEr y u sail ts We Tire
a--a~sss asSi. Azs Of snsf uesssss sss awe
u. ed il, esIss n the TeYost.-yossasl, Rsao, IL
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e. EsJaI people viii Gad nsea Of !.
ehee6.g sssare - surtr'EraPhis sslCnns
sh;s = srp;ps. fhs earss.e rftbe Rebel
s sa % Resssts Islsnd-ste catering
ssessss q the gun boat expedition up the
fs,ps,s4s RtssR-and she fact thas Gen
Hal,sct u soon 70 take the field in Tennes-
ses-~5Ii b AAs.sA xish jay ssspsakab!s ~
eli those vhs have bssn pssisnisy waiting far
lie sAnsessdar % csmmsses iaa crushing
operations. Ssys The sesesrsph-"shere
appears % be ne trigas sias Of The story Tor
the fsbsIs, r--a saying We hope naJ prove
true q ths end 81 this ssksiIion.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-04-15
From Philadell l,hia.

PAfLADBLPHlA, April II.
dispatch was received here this moenine from
the Secretary Of the Treasury, dirsesisg the Col
lsctor Of the port to clear no vessel with snhra-
cite coal for foreign ports or home pots south Of
the Delaware Bay until otherwise ordered. This
dispatch being miseonstsued in the Asst report,
created quite 20 excitement II the stock board if
being supposed 70 spply 70 Ill vessels, and excl
ting fears that the Asnimao had rot ont, from
esrtsin facts that have tsanspired. The order 10
supposed to be . precautionary measure on The
part Of the Govsrnmsmt y prevent the rsbsls from
receiving supplies Of coal via Havana shipped
from Northern ports.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-04-15
LATEST NEWS
By TELEGRAPH.
THE WAR NEWS.
the BATTLE OF PlTTSBURG,
the IOWA REGIMENTS TERRIllY
CUT Up.
KtlJed, Wounded Ases1 .Matss.
eng Of the 18th, 64O!.
Pals0NERS OF THE EIGHTH, AS.
Beauregard Claims a Complete
Victory.
CAPTURE OF REBEL STEAMERS.
.N0 signs Of tbs J0sy-s'jmssc.
the IOWA REGIMENTS TERRIALY
CUT UP.
Ktlyed, Wounded Hsed sA1sss.
eng Of the 18th, 64O!
PRISONERS or IHG EIGHTH, AS.
Beauregard Claims a Complete
Victory.
CAPTURE OF REBEL STEAMERS.
No signs or tbs JMeysimssc.
MUscATINE, April IA.

To Ro6's' Osborn
The following has been received from
Cairo, the 18th
We have killed and wounded in the
Iowa 1tb, the following Company
F-Killed-Barnes, McLane aud Ri
ley. Wounded-Lt. Mics, mortally !;
Mckinney, severely Coulter, slightly !;
Cochran, severely !; Gibson, severely !,
Little, severely; Williams, slightly !;
Thomas, slightly +; Heating, slightly !;
Scott, slightly; Wicher, slightly; Raj.
stoD, slightly skeltoD, Slightly Ross,
slightly Alex. Keating, slightly Mar.
tin. slightly James, slightly !;
Campbell, in shoulder Sergeant
Jackson, slightly. Company H, I'd Iowa,
wounded-Lieut. ScoAield, severely !;
Curran, leg of below the knee; Russell,
slightly; Hamilton, slightly in the knee.
9Th Iowa-4l9 taken prisoners; 2l5
men left under Rankin; Dawson and
Plumb, safe; Jas. H. Young, company
G, killed; Palmer, wounded slightly.
7th Iowa-Company Il, Hoag, NOR
tally wounded; Walcott, slightly; Ser.
geant Hope, slightly.
18th Iowa not heard from. Lieut..
Crosby, Sd regiment, safe. Capt. Daw-
son safe.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-04-15

From Fort Monroe.
FoR1 AoxRoE, April -.
The Heryimac remained in tho same position all
day yesterday until svssiss. when, together with
the rest Of the rebel ass che returned 70 Norfolk.
She 10 generally supposed 70 have bssn aground.
Meme of the rebel deet have shown themselves
today.
Several eaptaias sf vessels In ports testify In
rslston to the three vessels oaptured BY the rebel
stsdnse Jamsseown, that they were ordered 70
give either oatsids Fort Monroe Or inside q Hamp
son Bar. a. The position Of the vessels in ques-
zion vss inside the bar the blame, II any, on ~
essnt of their csptars, sh"ald ret upon the har-
Dor master rather than % tAe captured ves-
oels.
II. Quieg, . eensspesdsnt Of the Ncv York
World, vss arrested here this morning o. charge
Of havirg prepared matter for pablieatioa Of .
cootrnbond character.
4 Norfolk paper has bssn relieved here contain
ine : dispeteh from Bsauregasd II rslssioa . the
eeeond days fighting at Pittsburg Landing. Hs
claims eonplsts victory: Hessys that aftsr cap
tssiag 3s Of our gsns eal s.ooo feress
fell bsek upon his works at Coeinth, which they
ass fully able 70 hold.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-04-15

CAIRO, Apnl.l
IL CAas. II. Eldridge
Capt. Littler, arm broken; Capt.
Wilkins, Of compauy::F, arm broken !;
Capt. Cox, wounded there are several
Of the Sd and 10Th regiments
wounded, and are. on their way to
St. Louis. The Colonel and Msjor Of
the Twelfth Regiment are sick in the
hospital. WV. H. WHITE.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-04-15

CAIRo, April Is.
The 18th Iowa on Sunday morning
had l,045 men on Monday morning it
had 4O7 answer at roll call. Col. Reed
was shot in the back Of the head. 1t.
Col. Dewey was wounded badly in bis
shoulder. Major BelknaP slightly
wounded. Capt. Hendricks killed.
WV. II. WBIrE.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-04-15

NV I081, APSU IL
after being captured By the rsbsis st Pitisbsfg
Landing. esd aftsgvasds oseope4, he's esyivod q
Csirs. IL states our loss y s. 1000 killed and
$4,000 wounded. The battle lastsa three Asuss
aad half On Sunday, and eight heuss On Mosday'
including the famous Wsshisgtoa Artillwy, Of
New OnoenS.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-04-15
CAIRO, April IA.

CAIRO, April IA.
To Ohas. H. Bldridge:
The Thirteenth regiment have forty
killed and one hundred and sixty woun-
ded. One Lieutenant Of Co. B dead.
The Sixteenth regiment suffered much.
Col. Chambers slightly wounded. San.
ders all right.
The 1lth Regiment had 40 killed and
one hundred and sixty wounded. Capt.
Compton killed, Maj. Abercrombie,
slight wound in the head. The Third
Regiment is said to be badly cut up.
The Second Regiment is also cut up.
WM. H. WHITE.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-04-15

You've SPsa1xnoa "A lev days ego we made
mention Of the bravery ss Fort Donslson #
stsphss Spsllssish, . yousg Hungarisn. Psi
vsts in Co. G, second Iowa 1ofsnssy, and that
. request vss made Of the War Dspartnsn,
that he be preesntsd With ths rifle be had sap>
snrsd. The following letter will show that
The requsst has been promptly granted:
AsADQuAnsnRs D1Rf % fas AIssIssur11l
u. Locus, April Let, 1859.
How. J. B. LRAks:-Sir With she approv.
sl Of the Secretary Of Was. I have directed 70
Be prsseatsd % stephen Spsllesisb, Of Co. G.
Second Iowa Infaatry. the rife whish hs %
slsea. Very respectfully,
Youe obodisnt eervv.
H. ". HALLecx, Maj. Gen.
We sspy The shove from The Htsss Reg;sssr.
Il is about time hat that Aanbug~beat young
spsllssish had played ont. The sorry 10 4
hoax entirely. That The ysdog nsn did biz
duty - . man. and brave soldier, there is NO
doubt; bat all Tie talk about bic getting oui
On psrapst aad blasiag away at . rebel. is .
humbug-without sense OF reason. The story
told about bic vrsnehing . ride frou rebel
that be had jvss shet. .asl thas Tie asthoritis,
seok u away fro@ him 10 untrue, He gos thl
s'ns the nsxt day after The battle W. Seasht
and then sens mean "suss", stole Il avsy frou
hios Thst i ihh eva vsssisa. That i sh,
truth. HE tathse isierms 10 that he faal,
nessiasd that sssA = bsaeeebs ssesy shesld
have bsSa teld. He has sssl avay nan,
papsrs seseaiaisg he setiss. and ssys hs vishe'
tAsa bask agais. The pablis was lnpessi
uces. 0sa. Hallssk asd Senator Lake, ani
Me. spsllstieA, ~ ssvspasses gsasrsay sAa
sspisd Il vses simply sojd eut. ssd . sfewl
all, ths Aesvs ssldiss thssassas - nsk ~ Fl
~ sAss ssll ~ ysts. e y - ~ ~ -
Ask Wshsss y vill eet ~ s3es-bss :
0seelal nellask =, Any, Mes DspsssDsst .
~ sASf -. IN 81 ~ H. ssa = =
- - - = -. ~! ~ ~ .!.. r 80 q 49,
N-2Gsa
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-04-15
LATEST NEWS
BY THE NAILS.
From Washisgtos:

Fgon Warrington:
WAsHlK0roN, April IL.
Secretary Stanton received the following dis-
patch from General Ba1kS to-day.
WooDsrocK, Va, April 10.
e. y. Stastsn, Secretary Of War.
"We learn from Jaekson's camp this .. n. that
Beau.sgasd 10 dssd. Report comes direct from
rebel sources. Nothing new to report regarding
the easmy.
[5iedej] IN. p. BANKS, Major General"
A dispatch from General Mcdowell states that
he learns from contrabands that the enemy he'd
left Frederisksbsrg for Riehmsad and Yorktown.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-04-15

CoMpRoxlsE.-Yesterday in meteo.
rological point Of view wss compromise be-
tween fair and foul, rain and shine, good, bad,
and Indifferent weather. It skined scrs and
rained some and cloudsd some, and vas some
weather al dav-so Il vaa
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-04-15

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 Ssversn
Brewery.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-04-15

FRI0HTFUL FLUID ACCIDENTAL ser.
want girl named Mary Conner. aged about IT.
teen years. in the family Of Geo. Carman ,Esds'
Row, in this city. vss frightfnlly burned on
Saturday eight. II appears that che had been
In the habit Of saturating the kindling wood
In mixture Of kerosene and burning Aaid. and
on this occasion poured it upon the kindling
aftsr it was In the stove. There hsppsasd to
b. some 6rs In the stove ct the time, and the
result can be easily imagined. Her clothes
were saturated BY the explosion. and Of course
she was wrapped In flames. She wss very
badly burned on the limbs. and Dr.. Adler 10 Of
the opinion that che csnnot survive
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-04-15

APPL1a-See advertisement Of ap.
ples for sals in ssothsr column. The cheap.
ct in town.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-04-15

To You've don't often write to
the ladies. but vhsa " do ws almost iavaria-
bly, say-bay your dry goods st Whislsss.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-04-15
Qua WouSDED.-The following IL .
list Of our lows troops Who hsvs been wound.
cd and taken to the Mound City Hospital:

Qua WousDED.-The following IL
list Of our lows troops Who have been wound
Cd and taken to the Mound City Hospital:
Emsroy Spsrry. I'd Iows. Go. B, from Pslla.
AsCsllistsr. 18th Iowa. Co. r.
Thomss Import. 9Th Iowa. Co. G.
Jacob Frsdusk, 9Th Iowa. Co. II.
Peter Kountz. 9Th Iowa, Co. D.
John A. Hughss, llth Iowa. Co. D.
John w. Sallivan, ID Iowa, Co. F, Van Bussn
county.
Stephen Cousias. Sd Iowa, Go. A. Delaware
county.
Louie Castor, 18th lows. Co. D, Ksokuk
sounty.
Zossnh r. Hall, Sd lows. Co G,
BsDj. r. Barton. 9Th Iovs, Co e.
Leonard Kinksad. 6th Iowa.
Issae K. Story. eth Iowa. Co K.
J. Thompsou. 9Th lows, Co K
Wm. W. Wilson. 9Th Iowa, Co K.
Stephen Smith. 18Th Iowa. Goa
Jssss Hampton, 18th Iowa.
John Angle. 9Th Iowa. Co D.
John NackIy. % Iowa. Co A.
Msrtin RsaDlon. 18th lows, Co 81.
h. MeGarthsrson. Sd lowe. Go D.
s. Griffin 18th Iowa. Co X.
Grstus Nuddel. 9Th lows. Co D. badly.
C0ae bfyeo, 6tn 1oVes 20 a.
L. Stahl, 18th Iows, Co X.
D. Bnrekly. 18th Iowa. Co I.
Miehl Kelly. 18th Iowa. Co K.
J. Moore. 81 Iowa. Co B.
Henry n. Howe, 9Th Iowa, Co A.
Joseph J. Hart. Iowa. Go F.
George Ready. 9Th lows. Co g.
Jansie Shsrkley, 9th Iowa, Coz.
Old Watson, 18th Iowa, O. g.
John Dougale, 9Th Iowa, Co A.
Joht A W Huaord. 9th lows, Co H.
John Milton. l4th Iowa, Coo.
VIM II Robinson, ID lows, Co A.
Joseph Dwolt, 18th Iowa, Go C..
Wald Filton, l4th Iowa, Co K.
Edwin Clark, 18th Iowa, Co 8.
1t B Sherman, 18th iowd. Go +.
1t Elliott Shurts, 18th lows, Co b.
Patrick Boyle, 18TH Iowa, Co g.
WIN Chambers, I'd lows, Go f:
Fred Tillsy, I'd lowa, Col.
Jos Clonky, do.
Thos B Baker, 9Th lows, Coz.
Edwin Cochran, ID lows. Co G..
Solomon Kellogg, 9Th Iowa, Co +.
r Ross, ID lows. Co E.
Jno Duncan, 2i lows, Go Z.
Jas Gardner, Sth Iowa, Co B.
1t d Crage, eth Iowa, Co b.
Jos Hall, Sd Iowa, Co G.
T J Newton, 9Th Iowa, Co G.
Whitaker jayne, 9Th Iowa, Go B.
Herman d st John, ID Iowa, Coo.
Geo w Simmons, 1lth Iowa, 70 y.
Wilson Simmons, do.
] Flynn, Sth Iowa. Co II.
Neveon, ID Iowa, Co A.
Pelee 3 Hobson, Sd Iowa, Co D..
ON srsAxBs LOUISIANA:
Third--Co D, X Crasdall. P b Holvsrscn; Co
Il, Patrick La,kin; Co g, w Swan
Fourth--Co A, J B Caraway
Sixth--Co E, Thos Smith, h h Sewall; Go G.
Jas Cslhoun;sCo b, VIM Spain; Co B, E Clark;
Co h, Lynn
Twslfth--Co K, Jno Moulton, F Keyssr; Go E,
BENZ Eberhart, A Biller, Jacob Hosfey, G john
son; Co I, "A Cippsn. Joseph Pate; Co y, Connell
Denny; CO c, Wm 0iring; Co D, Issac g Clark,
Sergeant NJ Clark, H Csld we'll, Hsilsy;. Co F,
Samuel Weinberg; Co Il, w Crist; 20 <, G
W Clarity; Co Go, Jas Brown, A 8 Fuller
Sixteenth--C0 E, g Veal
Elsventh-Lieut Col Hall, Maj Abercrombis; Go
F, Lieut. Moss
Eleventh Iowa-Co A, VIM Fielding, Jno Jodike.
Geo Calender; Co !, Geo Daniels; Go H, Henry
Adv: Co E, JOhn Compton.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-04-15
SUPREME COURT.
APRlL TERN.
HON. CALEB BALDWIN, Chief Justice.
HoN. GEO. G. WRI0Hr,l 1..,.
HoS. r. p. Lows, '1''''s'

ABWD kINS8Y, Clofk.
Monday, April II.
ITO Bk an Amsden, appt, 70 Dubuque /
Sioux City X, Dubuque City Court affirmed.
1886 Graves = Co " Adler, Dubuque City
Court continued.
sA X Saysh, appt.vs County Of Linn, Linn
Go settlea. .
ll49 Jacob Kur., appt,vs jacob Buek, Dubuque
Ci,y Court submitted.
1877 l. Peek, et 81, - Edward g Hsndsssaott,
sppt, Iowa, Iowa Co; submitted BY appellant.
1908 B N Cross " District Tsw nship Of Dayton,
love- Co; sebaistsd BY appellant.
1893 Tsmpiin. appt, 70 Iowa City, Jehnson
Co !; submitted BY appellant.
1906 3 N Price, appt, ~ John Cav, ct al. Linn
% submitted.
l3os Peter ksrling ~ Gsorgs Cantoawins, ,appt,
Dsntou Co submitted. tsts
1855 james Mse0ssgos. j, " Geo D Gardner,
st ii, Dubuque Go submitted.
1868 james Myers, sppt " County Of johnson,
Johnson Go sabmittsd.
NssRs. b. 9. Gorson, J. Hsmiltoa Preston and
Chas. B. Conklin wsrs admitted to peaeaos in this
Court,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-04-15

WELL DoN8.-In our Sundays IL.
sue Ne suggested to the pastors Of our several
churches 70 invite contributions from the mem
bers Of their charges. Of shssts. towels, shirts.
etc., for The use Of our wounded soldiers In the
hospitsla We don't know how many gave
the invitation any attention. but ws learn that
The Rev. Mr. Dimmltt, Of the u. <. Church,
did, and the result was that some fourteen
dollars we're raised fright in meeting" and
yesterday the lsdiss brought forward goodly
amount Of undsrsloshing and bedding Sor hos
pital nee, and several dollars In cash beside.
That 10 what ws call practical pisty. The
supplies will be turned over into the Society =
hands Let other ministsrs do Likewise.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-04-15
u e olsTER m.

yoH fH8 wssK 8xDMa A1RIL Is. 1852,
o. fNesoeolegiesl eSsssvas;oss, sadsssks direceSes
qf ths &Mitksoaiea lnseiestso~, msds a 0risneld
0blgsgs, by WM. r. DuNwoopY, Latitude, Il 30;
Mestk ko.g;ssds, 1850 Wss; Astgkesbess IL
sso, 537 /ess.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-04-15

IcE.--Our friend ]. s. Altman has
commenced 10 deliver ice. and will b happy
- sssvs old asd ssv eastomssa Office ne1t
door 70 Ssashem's Aour store. opposite LsClairs
House.