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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-10-10

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Tor twelve wears. | hal the yellow Erysipssz
on ~, ht lrru, during which ilne tried al th.r
t.l4n-. "a r,si..afs euuld rsarit and tex hun
,lr...- .: aultsf- worth OF mel4sin.s. The uleers
,rrf. fr rh4f tIE r1ri. fTztilt- visihF. and thu
ds#t1rs I.rI.l.l thai my ann nastts Hmpaisied. I
l-s.-4-,frb trlr yunr ~tEeNrsFtttat Took two bot
tIe- auI -5lar % your ltIJ~, Together they have
,4,r. m. s1 now is we'll AMI sound ~ any body
is1n~ p Tulisc Tiars', HY IL . si2Nn to every
Ill, a t.ls ,r1.i..r.iy, lAI tNliies the wonder or
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-05-02
From w Washington.

WASHINGTON, April 10.
The joint committee on the conduct Of the VA
By the rebels ct Manassas Of the remains and Of
6cers and soldiers killed there. They say that the
laets disclosed Of painful FspIlsive and shock
ing character that the rebels have crowned this
rebellion BY the psrpstration Of deeds scarcely
k.own. even to rough var fare. The investiga-
witnesses called are men Of undoubted vsracity
and character. Some Of them occupy high po.
silons in the army, and some Of them Eigh posi-
ens in life, differing in political sentiment, ,th cir
evidence proves . remarkable soncurTanoe Of opin-
ion and judgment Our own people Ard foreign
have hesitatsd hersto'ore 70 coosign 70 lasting
ediun, the sathss Of crimes which. in Ill their
details, exceed the worst exossses Of the Sepoys
IN India. The outrsges On the dead viii revive
The sseollectons Of :the crswites 70 which savage
tribes subject their prisoners. They were bur
ward. Some were left 70 dscay in the opea ais,
their bones being carried of - trophies. Some
times, the testimony prov.s 70 b, used - per.
sonal adosnments, and one witness deliberately
svows that the head Of one Of our most gallant
omesrs va c1t Of By sscesionist = b used -
v n. Allen Bryant, Of vjrginia, Dephsw q Jso.
James Barter, he's teen appointed chief Of the
bureau Of inspection OF the Post Once Depart
ment.
The vote II the Senate refusing. By -four major
itys 70 refer the subject Of con6seation OF rebel
property = select committee wss regarded - .
tsst vote betWeea the fisDds aad opponeats q the
measure and vas triumph Of the fosmse.
Especial 70 the World.
The Pstsrsburg kxprss Of Doylssbofo ysstsel
day hes long editorial regarding the loss q New
Oslssss, and nys the city vas captured By oar
gan-boats, being sncassd with vet bales u hay,
% that hot and 0cld shot we're ef 10 ne.
The Louisians. mounting e guns, was s1nk,
asa he Esprsse b sas stss p stsa eoaisal shot.
The eeetes ~ destroyed b ars. ard - ssgaf
vas I'll ssaevsd fro1 the city, vhsa 0sa. Lowell
mta1eA - The city.
The Pseideat Ass Just sent . tA6 Heaate tAo
49, q Chs. Q. Lthspp = CeueetW & tAs peet
6 New oasaoe
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-05-02
From New York.

NV Yoak, May l.
last evening, Superintendent Kennedy received
Intelligence BY ,elegraIh from St. Louis, that th
police in that city had arrested Radliski, who is
alleged to have murdered Legismund Fener :
German jeweller, and robbed him of nearly $780,
600 in gold, notes and demands, about the middle
Of October, 1861.
The Herald says, ws have received Information
from reliable sources, that certain parties in this
city, are giving practical aid and comfort to the
rebels. Ii our information he correct, two seces.
sionists recently arrived here from tho S,uth
brought on quantity Of tobacco, which they sold
hero for $4,000; which sum they invested in
army clothing and hats for the rebels. The GOOD.
we're sent from the city yesterday, to email town
south Of Nashville, where they viii be taken in
charge BY the rebel authorities. The boxes con
tanning them are marked with . diamond. II gu,
autnonues on the line Of route, exercise due Wig
lance, the goods may be Intercepted.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-05-02
Davenport Lumber Market.
Arrival and Departure Of the Aall
rosroyy1cs At DAvsxroRr, IOWA.

EAsfnx NAIL-vis Z + r r R-Closss at 8
o'clock A n Closes 1t ~ o'clock P n arrives
at 10 o'clock arrives at 6H o'cleck Pm
Sundays excepted.
wssrsan xA1I-vis N N4MR R-Closss at sk
o'clock A n arrives ct o'clock y, Sundays
excepted.
NoRrHsHx MAII-vis Lyons ! Camanchs-
Closes at e'elsek P n sfrivesat6 o'clock p n.
NoEfHsnx xAlLcVia Dewitt + Aaquoksta-
Closes Sunday. Tuesday and Tharsday at o'clock
P1 arrives Tuesday, Thussday md Saturday q
8 o'clock p N.
RourI No. loe77-via Blss Grass, ste-Closss
Monday, Wednesday and Friday q o'clock p y ;
arrives Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday 1t .
o'clock Pm.
Roufs No. loo4s-vis Tiptou-Closss Tuesday
end Friday q IL o'clock II arrives Tuesday and
Friday ct IL o'clock n.
SeUrnnx MAu-vla Burlington ! Ksokuk-
Closes Sunday, Tuesday and Friday 81 O'Clock P
n snivss Monday, Wsdassdsy ed Friday at
Rosrs No. 1esr-vis P.aale- Closes Friday
at o'clock A n arrives Saturday sts oeloek
Pm.
Rours No. 1osso-via An2aross 1 Walnut
Foek>-Closss Thunday at IL n arrives Thurs
hou1s-OAes opsn at 8 o'clock 4 n; closes at
O'clock Il. Okes ofsn On sunday iron 70
10 o'clock A n.
T As the prinsipal mails ass carried by Rail
Road, ell the tine - seated in the above notiee,
win b RAN ROAD Inn, The clock IN tie H1pse-
intendaat's oAes, n 4 DspoA beine The staad.
ard. ChAS. h. ELORIO0E, 2. n.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-05-02
From AenpA,s.
OAI1O, APtIl "
lSpscisl 10 the Chicago Timesl

CAIRO, April 80.
lSpscisl to the Chicago Tines
The steamer Diligence arrived this morpip,
from Iiptoevuls, brought - pasengee . refugee
from Memphis, which place he left on Sundsv
He cane 81 the way Of the Memphis and Ohio r.
B. 70 HUMBOLDT thence across the country 10 A,s.
poot, and from thence up the river.
He represents Humb, ldt ~ being occupied by =
small rebel foscs, who aze engaged in throwing up
defensive works.
Humboldt is small town at tas Intersection o,
the Ohio and Mississippi Railroad and the main
trunk road running south from Columbus parallel
with the Aississippi to New Orlssns.
This refugee brings Memphis papers Of the 26th
which, however, contain but little information
further than the confirmation Of the surrender Of
New O.leans
The Asaisnehs erumbles that the rebel govern
mont sspprsssss the details in regard to the affair
and says nothing but tho bare facts Of the sur
render are knowns The Same paper says that the
Southern people are fast losing all confidence in
their river defences, an d it is generally admitted
that tho Federal army can no longer be successful
y opposed.
II also insinuates lack Of confidence in the
stability Of the Sou hera Conf sdersey, By advis-
ing it, patrons TO invest Whatever money they
have in resl estate, while purchases can DO made
With the currency new in circulation, which is
principally rebsl treasury noes.
The conscriptioa law is being enforced, and
70 avoid its operations.
Memphis is represented BY this refugee 10 be
in the highest excitement anticipating tie alvsnt
of the Yankees from either side 1t any moment.
Merchants OF strong and avowed secession PRO-
clivities arc removing their goods to places Of
concealment and security, DC. Large numbers Of
families are moving away daily.
All the public stores have been put in readi.
ness tor immediate destruction st the slightest
notice.
The idea Of burning the town is abandoned,
th: determined opposition Of the property owners
and municipal authorities being too great to be
overcome.
It is currently stated 10 Memphis that Beaure-
gard has not TO exceed $4,000 effective men at o.
rnth, and that there is no hope Of his successful
ly resisting Gen. Hslleck, who is believe to have
an army Of 20O,0 900 strong admirably armed and
disciplined, and composed OF the best 6ghtin Q
stock in the North.
A common expression is that Halleck is feeling
with Beauregard. az cat plays with . mouse
preparatory to gobbling it
Tho Southwest is admitted to be conquered, and
people are generally preparing themselves to sub
init. The fall Of New Orleans destroyed their last
hope Of success.
As my informant loft Memphis it WAS report . d
that the rebel gun-boat feet from New O.ieans
were in sight, aud were bound up the river to joi
Hollins deet 1t Fort Pillow. This has un1oubt
edly been accomplished, and, as is stated in nv
former dispatch, may account for the heavy can
nonading heard in that direction on Monday and
Tuesday.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-05-02
From II Harrls0nburg.

HAKRlsoNEURG, April 70.
Three thousand rebels, snder kdvard johnson,
formerly OF. the Federal army. ere posted few
miles from Stanton. but in position easily acces-
sible to escape, in case Of Gen. Ailroys approach
The most reliable news from Gordonsville, is
that there are only four brigades there, not mum
bering 1900.
Gen. Longstone. with hie command. has gone to
yorktown. Should johnson retire. he will prob
ably reinforce Jackson, on the Blue Ridge.
in effect the destiny Of the Confederacy is trem-
bling on the result at orktown. If successful, it
will give Us six months for carving ont the con-
ecription act, arming and equipping . large army,
and launching feet Of Merrimac's but if IN
successful, Virginia 10 lost.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-05-02

]. II. BRI0BAN 4 Co. :-ln . late number 81
the WIDE World l read . very beautiful piece
Of poetry sntitlsd''Ths Young Hssrts Plaiot.
evidently written BY . youog lady Wishing
for some one to love her. Now, you may. il
you plsase, inform her that if she cannot find
any one to love her 10 the East. she can find
one In the far Wet. by addressing note to
B. L. R.. box $50.
Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa.
The above 10 taken from the Wide World
and explains ITSELF We don't know who " B
L. R. is. but We will just cay to the author Of
the " Young Hearts PIaint," that she had
better 60 on with her plant for long time
before she has any thing to do With "B. l. R n
Any chap who lives out Wsst and can't find .
"eourting situation" In respectable family.
isn't to be trusted and If the "Young Heart.
Aforesaid does zee ct TO accept the proposition.
ten to one she'll have . worse "Plsint" than
ever TO complain Of To the young ladies Of
Davenport We have only to ssy that the above
imputation should Be resented. Not that the
author amounts to . copper, but because be
has gone out Of HE way into . public print.
printed and circulated down East to insinuats
that you are oil bslo4 par Just set your
wits to work and 6nd out who the original "B.
L. R" may be, and treat him. one and al,
With proper scorn and indignation. Your
prerogstive-whiehi 10 to monopolizs the a.
lection Of sseh, every and al the young men
Of this precinct, has been willfully and scan.
dalously invaded. Vindicats your spirit by
bringing the young rsprobats to speedy and
condign punisbment.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-05-02

PRovIDIxa FOR SoLDIsxs.-At meet
Ing Of shs Executive Committee Of the Sect
County Soldier Aid Society. the other day,
NJ. Davenport brought 10 the attention Of the
Committee the necessity Of previding come
means By which soldiers. arriving in our city
By The cars. either 70 stop or psss through
can obtain vietusls and lodging. in oil case,
whore the soldiers we're ont Of fonda II.
natter vss speedily acted upon. and Nr. Dsv
export and J. Smith Conner we're appointed 4
special committee for that work. These gen
tls@sa iumsdiatsly set out to make arrange.
msats With the hotel keepers. They called
upon DR.. Burtis. and we're assured By bin
that all needy soldisrs coming that way should
b fed and lodged at his house without any
price vhstsvsr. II the Association found il
sslf able to pay him any thing for it, ell right
and if not It would bs all the came. The com
mittss we're highly eratifsd at he result, no,
expecting 70 6nd sueh genuine Mbsrality q
the start. Their lsbors we're closed and oil
vses satis6sd. In this same sonssstios il Il
but Just say. that the proprietor Of the Bartis
Hsuss hes been extending his charities 70 ths
needy soldiers I'll the season. II soldier
cane there hungry. hs got all he wanted "a
sAt. money Of no money. We do not know
bat other hotels are Getting upon The came
principle. NJ. Connor hes made arraags.
meats With the eesdustoss On the road, and
while The trsidis coming IL, they ascertain
The sonditioa aad wants of the soldier pssssa.
gssa AID II any ass IN nssd Of charity. they
6sd it - seen - the train seeps. The plan
b - s1ssllsst one. aud The eoomitses vill
~ = Il that shasitsbls people Do not have =
bsas sn sssqasl 6srdsa. o. Tie part ef ths
esaana6ey ~ thask d. Baseis ~ kis b.
1evelnoo = ~ 0ottee:
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-05-02
From st. Louis.

Sr. LorIs. May
Col. Jennison received > letter yestsrdsy from .
Senator 1t Washington City. which stated in ex-
plicit terms that an order relieving Genls. S.ur-
ges and Denver Of their com mands in Kansas, had
peen forwarded from the War Department.
Jennison was yesterday relieved Of his personal
parole, and 10 only obliged to report BY letter.
Under this liberty he expects to leave to-day for
Washington City.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-05-02
THE MARKETS.


Oyy1cB OF fHH D1Hoc1Ar AND Ngws,
Thursday Eve, Nay l, 1862. !
Tho weather il excellent, and business begini
to look mp, though farmers are too busy yss Z
come to town, and grain comes in very slowly.
FLouH-S S4.2O@4.5o.
WH.Af-tirm and active at 67@70o. Some
choice lots little higher.
BARLEY.-Qaiet. We quote at 3o@4oc.
CoRx-15@7c.
OArs-Nominal at l2@14c.
OsIoNs-6Q15c per bushei.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-05-02
CLAIKVOYANCE.

Mr. AND MRS. T. 8. PRICE, HYDRO
VI eclectic and clairvoysst physicians. Mn.
nes will pay spe :ial attention TO the practice of
Obstetrics and healing disease peculiar to her
q.
ssidense, LeCiaire House. Reception room be-
ween Main AID ladies entrance, second street.
febl7-Alyi Dayepp IT Iowa.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-05-02
RIVER ITEMS.

Thsndsy, My I.
A111vHp.
JEMB WnrP11, Aonissa, Ksoknk.
Bull HuD8Rsox Rhodes, Duhuque.
pHPAHIxD.
Al Hlxs, Calf, Dubuque.
JRs0ns " .IPPLB, 4oeFisoo, Kookak.
SuxK.-Ths Eunies, ~ Ohio river packet sol-
lied With the Commodore Perry near Ashland,
and sunk ont Of sigh almost innsdiatsly, barely
having time 70 run ashore. The crew caught
the branches Of the trsss before che went down.
from which situation they we're relieved by the
timely assistance Of the officers Of the Bostons,
Fos TzB BYElLovsTosH.-ThsKe Key West Spread
Eagle. Shreveport and Emslis afs rslitting q
st Louis for seasons sojurn in the gold dreg'ona
Of the Yellow Stone river. They will b heavily
laden with passenger and squipsgs.
The Metropolitan has bsen discharged from
Government service, and vill resume her place in
the Northern Line Immediately.
The Belfast is making trip to Pittsburg, from
which point will receive cargo for the Upper Ms
sissippi. She will be herd in . few days.
The river ct this point continues swelling rap
idly, and now stands within few inches Of high
water mark. The Illinois and Missouri are falling
BOATS LEAVING TO-DAY.
The light draught packet Bill Hendssson, Capt.
Rhodes, will leave for Dubuque at o'clock thii
morning, making connections with packets fer St
Paul and way points.
The mail and passenger packet Kate Casse'
Capt. Davis, will leave fM Keokak and way points
at o'clock this morning, making connections for
St. Louis in o6 hours.
The Northern Line packet Sucker State, Capt
Ward, will leave for st. Pual and way points thil
morning.
The Northern Line packet Canada, Captain
Parker, will leave for St. Paul and interme-
data landings this morning..
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-05-02
Chicago market.

CHICAGO, April 80.
FLouR.-Market quiet, Ss.s5@5.lo.
WHBAf.-Quiet. sales 1t 74GS2c.
BA.LsY.-Steady. Sales at 1890.
RYI.--45 in store.
CQRN.-29Lc +. o. b.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-05-02

FUNERAL OF JOHN S. CHRrsT1AN.-
The corpse Of John 8. Christian. who vas
wounded 1t Pittsburg. and died ct Ksokuk .
few days sincs. came up ysstsrdsy morning on
the Jennie Whippls In the afternoon at two
o'clock, the funeral services we're held st
Christian Chvpsl. There wss . large attend.
anes Of citizess to pay the last respects to the
honorsd dead. On the occasion. the Rev. Mr..
Challsn prosouoeed an exceedingly spprcpri.
ate oration over the dead body Of the brave
young man. He was buried With the other
fallen soldiers from this county. in the military
lot ct Oakdale Cemetery.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-05-02

DR.. Truesdale, Of Rock Island, he's gone ia
Join the corps Of Illiuois Surgeons at Pittsburg
10 anticipation Of . battle ~ Corinth. This ID
tsking time by the forelock. Gov. Yates il
determined to Be prepared. Where 10 Kirk.
wood? After there has been s.battls fought
be may organize staff and trudgs of down
there and do some heavy looking on. - usual
II Iowa had two such Governors. what q
plight she would be In to be sure,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-05-02
New York MARKET.

NEW YoRK, Nay l.
FLouR-Narket SO higher. Sales at 81. .0N@5O5
Super State; IS 2o@5.27]s Extra State; $50O@
06 Super Western S5.s5@5.45 Common 70 No.
dium Ex.ra w estern IS IS.
WHaAr.-None in Mar ct.
CoRN-57@5sHcM Mixed Western in store and do
livered.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-05-02

Faox PEA RlDoE.-Some eight or ten
Of the sick and wounded soldiers Of the 4tb
and 9th regiments. and who we're ct the Pea
Ridge 6sht. arrived here BY boat yesterday on
their way home.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-05-02
DAVENPORT, IOWA. FRIDAY MORNING. MAY 2. 1852.

Hosrr5Al AZ DAvEsPoa1.-The eieissos Of
Davenport have held mssusg 70 ms@oraliss
Gen. Halleek 70 estsbtish . bospitAl In that
town. The grssdiosss Of the Dsvsspeessrs 70
secure cone kind of . public institutios 10 .
disesae 70 their city.
Alter obtsioing tie LEGATION Of . military
speampmeot they are Dow ela0osing for
hospital. They muse miss the peanut and pie
trade ssdly up there sines the departure os
the soldisra
Museatios hes furnisbsd nearly twice The
number Of soldiers Davenport has. and sent
more meosy and more nurses 70 the relief OF
the sick and wounded Iowa boys. Jet her eiti.
ssss never ssksd for the location Of either
camp or hospital in town. Our donstiors
have been given bscauss the country needed
them, and - ak no favors Of spy one. !
davenport had followed our example It would
have reflected mech credit upon hse eitizsos.
-Axseatins Journal.
The above piece Of miserable psttifogging
and nisrsprsssa tation 10 entirely unworthy Of
the Journal The people Of this county feel
deep anxiety in the welfare Of our soldiers.
and are willing 70 make great 'seri6ess in their
bshslf. and to that end propose to cooperate
With the government. in fornishing necessary
aeeommodasions for ths sick and wounded. -
10 duty bound. II that 10 "gresdinsss' or - de.
grace 70 any community. than ws don't know
what . people could do to obtain credit. De-
vsnt ort never asked for . military sncsmp-
msnt, nor did che ask to bs made the head
quarters Of the recruiting service. Thee
shines came along 10 their own way. and the
.'ssvnal seems to hsrbor great deal Of spleen
and Jealousy on account Of It. All the boast
and brag about what Nusestins has done In
the way of furnishing soldiers and aid 10 en-.
tirely cut Of place. We deny the truthful
nsss of the ascertion. and ask eur neighbor 70
make his assertion good BY producing yell
authsotieated figures.
We think it would be we'll for Musostins to
notify the powers that be Of ito rssdinsss to
take the charge Of wounded soldiers. If there
shall bs any necessity fer It. Government may
yet need further accommodation from the
towns along the Mississippi in this State. It
il the duty of every town Of any note Of char
sctsr to tender ito servicsa Davenport has
done it, duty in the mattsr-nothing more
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-05-02
A WATCH AND CLOCK e..
Repair / ssg.

At q u H II xs9,
ON BRADY STREET, DOORS ABOVE
~ Fourth, is the place to get your Watches re-
paired, to get your Clocks repaired, to get your
Jewelry repaired. to get your Music Boxe' re-
paired, to get all kinks Of Nautical instruments
repaired.
Persons having Watches that caaLot be made to
run BY others, bring them to me.
Remember my motto Perfect Satisfaction OF
the Money Refunded: ;
Respectfully, JOHN B. CURRY,
msyl-u1 On Brady st., doors above 4th.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-05-02

RA1s.-Another lively shower came
down on Wednesday night. accompanied BY
cold vinds.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-05-02
PROPOSALS.

vr7IlL BIZ RECEIVED FOR PUTTING A
w nsw roof spea The City Hall.
PIaae and spoeiAeatioDs 60 - seea q the Il.
Aee Of ". l. Carroll, asehitset, in Post ORee
Daildines.
Bi1s gu wslasslay, Nay 7tA-ts - lsl1 viii
NJ. CaeIsll.
xsgQ -, 1eea sR 1o-anaq,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-05-02
St. Louis Market

ST. Lou1s, April ~.
FLouH.-Dull at $2.4o@3.75.
WRRAr.- Market unchanged, S2@S1c.
CoRx. In fair demand at 32c.
BARLsY.-Sales st 55@65c.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-05-02

SroPPED.-In consequence Of the
high stage Of the river. the Albion Mile have
been obliged 10 suspend operations for the
present. The river 10 nov higher than 1t vas
last year, and 10 still rising.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-05-02
For st. Louis, Cairo, Dunleith
Galena, Freeport, &c.
QUICK TIME AND Low FARE

PASSENGERS TAKING THE EVENING
i Train Of the Chic.go l. Rock Islsnd Railroad
from Davenport or Rock Island make immediate
connection ct LaSalle with Trains Of the 1llineis
Central Railroad, going North and South.
Time fem Davespost 70 81. Seals, 10 Hours.
DO Do Cairo 23 Do
SOLDIERS TICKETS TO ST. LOUIS d
CAIRO FOR SALE At NIL.
ITARY RATES.
All Trains of the C. i r. l. r. B. connect st
POND CIR E e X
and Quincy.
JNO. F. TRACY, Gen1 Sup't.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-05-02
]. A. REID. Il. D.,

DHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. OFFICE
No. IS, corner Main AMI Third streets, Dsv
npors, Iowa
DR.. REID can BE- consulted q his once st all
oars Of the day and night, unless professionally
ngAgod. sspt15
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-05-02

PRISONERS OF WA9.-A military
gentleman whose business it 10 to provide
quarters for the prisoners taken. will be here
In short time With . view Of investigating
the propristy Of making this . depot for cap
tursd chivaIry. He was expected last night
but did not arrive. We hardly think The
prospect is flsstsring, but that may be left "a
the judgment oi those who understand such
matters better than We do
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-05-02

They have come, and are on exhibi
tion st No. so Brady street. Call and sss th'
6nsss assortment Of Paper Hangings evs'
brought TO Davenport.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-05-02

THE ladies say that the man wSo
made the selection Of the Wall Paper st Plum
msr's, must have good taste We know Ii,
ladies won't ib.