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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-01-26
LATEST NEWS
Monday, = O'Clock A. M.

BY TELEGRAPH

NRw YoRK, Jan. e5.
The steamer Ariel, from Aspinwall
! 9th, arrived this morning with $780,
900 in specie. She WAS conveyed by the
gunboat Connecticut.
Panama dates of the 18th contain tho
following
Tho steamer Heron sailed on the l3th
for California with the passengers by the
America.
The civil war 10 New Granada is end
cd.
No movement has vet been taken to-
wards rebuilding Aspinwall.
American gold has declined at pans
ma to - per cent
The French fleet WAS at Acapulco on
the sh.
The steamer British Queen, from Ha-
vana 18th. Nissan Goth, has arrived.
The Bohemia Herald OF the 18th an
nounccs tho ar isal Of the British war
steamer Gallatia, from Bermuda and
Spitciu from Havana, and says it is re-
ported from highly crcdi:abIc sources
that the commander of the Gallata had
received positive orders to take Admiral
Wilkes when and VIII rever found, and
convey him to Bermuda, whore he will
be detained till further orders from Eng.
land
The British ship Vesuvius took mil
lion and half specie from Mobile for
England.
The steamers Anna Childs and Flora
had arrived at Nassau from England,pro-
baby to run the blockade.
The steamer Nina had arrived from
with cotton.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-01-26
From Washington.

WAsniNGtoN, Jan. 25.
Mai. Gen. Curtis has ,ccgraphcd the
following 10 Gen. HalIlcck, from st. Lou
is, gath
Gen. German telcgraphs from Dnyar,
Bluffs, the slh inst, that, aided by three
gunboats. he ascended White river to
Dnval's Bluh, taking about 100 prison
ers, two columbiads, and about 200 small
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-01-26

TIE RzAsoN.-rhe unusually racy
and lively style Of our German contemporary
DIR Demokvai -ior;two wseks past. may bs
chiefly attributed to the fact that immediately
under the editorial room has been loostsd .
mslod,ou. hand organ. that mas been constant
ly manipulated during tbst time Such an
commandment TO editorial efforts could hard
" fail to render paper lively and exciting
Our neehbor is extremely fortunate in fecur-
ing the services Of snch an accomplished per-
former.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-01-26

Nsw YoRK, jan. "a.
Stocks, active and higher. closing streDg.
sterling exchange, better. u.
Cold ~.
Demands. 45Ls.
u. =. 6s 81. Kegistered 95.
Coupons, s5a<.
u. s. 30s, lU2
One year certificates, 95a.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-01-26

Coat MEkTING.-The miners Of the
vicinity Of Rock Island called . meeting OF
ci,izeus at the Court House. In that city. on
Saturday night to lay before them the figures
and facts connected with their mining and
striking operations; also to Introduce TO pub
lie notice their plans for the future. We De-
lieve that they intend to purchase q l5o acre
coal tract. back Of Rock Island. and go into
IN. coal business on their own account. W.
shall probably hear from them
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-01-26

For PRoMorIos.-Major Gen. N. B.
Baford. OF Rock leland. 10 among the nominees
for Maj : General Of volunteers. Napoleon b.
is makiog apid strides to military fame.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-01-26

d. W. VAN EyEeA, broker, buys and
sells United States Vouchers, State. County
aud City Warrants. negotiatss loans. pays
taxes, etc. Office, Sd door below Post office.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-01-26
TIL e CITY,.

PERsoNAL.-His Excellency, GOV.
knkwood, arrived at the Burtis House on
Saturday evening
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-01-26

REMovAL.-The Board Of Education
rooms have been removed 10 the corner room.
second floor Of Gfiggs' block. in order to make
room for the Adiutsnt Gsnerals office.
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-01-26

BALTIMORE, Jan. 25.
The steamer Vanderbilt sails from TT.
Monroe Tomorrow, TO tow the iron-clad
Weehawken south. The Vanderbilt has
full supply Of coal for cruise after the
Alabama.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-01-26
From the Army oi the Potomac.
HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF THE

POTOMAC, Jan. 20.
The Sabbath has been observed
throughout the camps.
Noibing Of unusual character has
trsnspired within the cnemy's lines for the
past few dayA
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-01-26

Phoenix Insurance Company Of Hart
ford assets, lat May, 1862. e527 260s3 lis
b:iitiss, e2l, 800 HKsRr Is. HosrMAN. Agt.
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LATEST News. Daily Chicago Times
and Tribune. New York Mraid. Times. and
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Starr's. Second street. and at the Post Office
news denot
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-01-26

CRY SCHooLs.-The schools OF this city
are all well after ded and hourishing ss here
tolors under the efficient mansgeL snt oi Mr..
A. ) K,ssell. No city in the West can boast
Of . better school systsm-better teachers or
mere s.tisfsctory results in training the minds
of the youth. ihe Board has been in condi>
tion fosncially TO pay the teachers wages
regularly. and At the rate Of . hundred cents
on the dollar. That 10 stss should be.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-01-26

MILITARY SoNs.-The officers and
privates Of the different reg imehts here. belyug
Ing to tbs Sons OF Temperance. meet At their
Hall this evening. |. is expected that there
will be large additions TO the roll
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-01-26

OvpiCE OF THE DRA. 4 News, |
Saturday Eve, Jan. "a.
Quotations stand unchanged.
FloUK- s. 00(G5 60.
WHEAT Firm. 6oG75c; prime, soM9oc.
CoRs Firm 1t "a a2jc.
OATs-40Milc.
IioGs-Drcssed, $3.2543.s5.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-01-26
Davenport Lumber market.

DURrls HOUSE.
NORNER OF IOWA AID gJvTH 6fRERT6
~ Dsvsapossv IeUa. ~
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-01-26

DusY.-A full force oil mechanics are
busily engaged in fitting up the Adjatant
Generals suite Of offices. In Grigg's Block.
10 the course of eight or ten days they vi !
be ready for occupation.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-01-26
DIE u

Jan. sd, JULIA F., daughter Of +. A. W. and
Helen iii bert. aged years and months.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-01-26

SunsIDED.--The January thaw"
seems to have subsidsd. and the s,reets and
roads, though very muddy and unpleasant,
begin to show signs Of drying up.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-01-26

Tus BUFFALO ROBE CAsE.-JohD
Furgs.on the young man who tried TO sell
soms buff Il, robes TO Benton Blown on
WedDes i,y last, had HE trial on Saturday be
fors Justice Blood. He was dis .hsrged but
vss he d asa witness In apoth.r case. and
failing to give bonds for bis appearance. was
femsnded to all.
Henry NolAn, tho person who sent Furgeson
out TO cell the robes. was also brought up for
trial. He waived examination and was held 10
bail in the cum Of 5000 10 appear at the Di.-
trict Court. He vas . so taken back TO Jail
Oae Of the robes. as befor. stated. belonged
to Almet skeeI. E-q and the.other proves to
b. the property Of DIR. LANCER. Nolan is In
fair way TO be drafted into the State service
A SUG0EsTIoN.-At tho meeting Of
The Sons Of Temperance on Friday night. one
OF the speakers went beyond bis province en-
t,reIy. and We make these rsmarks at this time
.. a gentle hint that II would be better no, to
e.deavor to excite public opinion sgaiost any
nationality 10 the course Of The temperance
lsbors. The gentleman remarked that the ga
loon business had become 90 low ard degrs-
ding 10 this city that none but the nu,ch and
Irish would engage 10 II. II the assertion were
true-wbich We deny-ws would a3vhs the
gentleman not to cast any such slurs. - they
are not st all calculated TO create good state
of feeling nor to furtoer the eauss Of tempe
rance. The work Of persuading men TO sb-
s,sio from the evils Of iutempsrsncs. by NOR
I d sussion. no one vill object tom the con.
tsary II 10 deemed prsisswor,hy; bat - ssu
.,os the Society 10 .frisedly way not TO sllow
Itself 70 b. led ioso TRADE upos feesigs eisi
sssa We sAePs = hsas - nsss efA
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-01-26
kaOrM ge.

A. r. = D. KELLY,
nACKE or BEEF AND PO1E, AID
I Shippses es 1--we 6sesk. u HsaAy -
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-01-26
Farms 10 Let.
To LET.

oFFICEs AND VERY LARGE Rooms IN
~ Post Odi.s and LsClslss Blocts, The L.
Claire Makot House, suitable Tor storage Of grain
heavy mssehsnaiss. Applyte
GEO. l.. DAVENPORT. u
JoH1 i COFFIN
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-01-26

A CONDuCToR on THE Rock ISLAND
RoAD Kun OykK AND KILLED Mr. Logan.
CO., -d0ctOr OF an extra train, following the IL.
press freight train co,ni.g east. on the Rock
Island Railroad. on Wednesday, vas run over
aud killed. abou. ons mile wsst Of 1iskilwa
lhs train had hut one brakeman, and when
the conductor was iast seen he WAS standing
on the platform Of . car. fitling on the brAkes.
Not seeing him at Iiskiiwa. the brakeman
supposed that he had gone into his cabooss
car, .. be usually did. aud proceeded without
the usual .iknsi. passing Bureau. The train
a,pped st Trenton. where It met aud passed
tho train bound west. BY this time the
brakeman had passed into the caboose. and.
not finding the conductor. gave the alArio to
the western bound train. by which he was
found near where he was last seen. quite
dead. the cars having passed over him, cut.
ting the ant,Itunsle man literally In two
The deceased wssa single man. Of temperate
habits, and leaves parents, We believe. who
reside in Davenport, Iowa. Chicago Tunes.
The parents Of the deceased live in Rock
Island. Illinois.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-01-26

~ MARCHING ALONG" "oI.uRY HALLE.
Iu lLJAH," =" Viva l. America" and /. Gay
AMI Ilal ~ age contained In tho
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-01-26

AN ATrsMPr TO BURN ruE GERMAN
InFArRK Friday n,ght about IL o'olosk.
soms persons in the saloon Of the German
Theatre, who had just got through rshearsing
for the Monday nghts play. heard an alarm
Of FIRE. They rushed oat TO see where the
fire was. and soon tho Theatre watchmsp
came rushing around and esid that the rear Of
the Theatre was en- fire. They went to the
spot and found that portion Of the build
ing In flames. Though the fire had made cen
siderable head way. they broke through the
wallis back of the stage and poured in water,
and coon had the fire put out. A, fifst u w.s
thought that The fire caught from an imper-
feet fue, hut uron close examination II was
found that the hole had been cut through the
siding from the outside and some oskum bslls
saturated with ksrsens or turpentins had been
thrown n between the walls and the lsthing.
~ d set on fire Had help not been present,
the de.gns of the villain would hav. been cue
csssful. and the building would have been
consumed. II 10 not known wao the offender
vss. but It was evijently some ons who want
There 10 . watchman constantly about the
building In the night time. but when there 10
any thing going on there he 10 not on guard
closely The ssouodrel took his opportunity
during the r~hsa, sal. Loss small-probsbly
$25 or $50
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-01-26

rho largest and best ever offered IN this msfks
trust the public will call in and examine my
stock before they make any inv nyestmcnts. for am
very suro Team sntisy them both in price and
quality ot goods. SAMUEL FERRY,
Brady street, opposito Post Once.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-05-04
In Great Trouble.

The journal is seriously troubled about
Mr.. VALLASplonAM's growing popularity
with the people. 1t don't know what to do
about IT, The fact that be made a speech
in Columbus and denounced the order of
General BuRsslpE," aud has not been ar
rested for il, is gall aud NORWOOD TO tho
cringing, fawning conductors of that con-
cem. They can't understand how amHn
dare to exercise the Constitutional right Of
free speech, even in the face Of arbitrary
and despotic military orders. II the edi.
tor Of the Journal had been in Columbus
and seen the immense meeting which Mr..
VALLANpIaHAN addressed; if he had been
in Mt, Vernon the day after the ColomDus
meeting and witnessed the devoted enthu-
siasm Of the 10000 Democrats there AS
sembled. aud then again at Somerset
where Mr. VALLASDIdHAM spoke to
10000. he wonld doubtless be somewhat
more confounded than he now seems to
be, And it may add somewhat TO his
CONSERVATION 10 know that Mr.. VALlAS-
DIoHAM has appointments to speak in va
rious other parts Of the State for the next
several weeks, and has received. and is
daily receiving. numbers of invitations
which he finds il impossible to accept
Isn't il astonishing how popular such a
"venemous copperhesd' il with the peo-
pie? And yet BURSslpE won't arrest
him, owondcr Aboliiionists are fright
ened They are about to Loose their OPP
porunities for public plunder. But they
are making the best Of the little time they
have loft
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-05-04

We copy the following from the Iowa
Constitution and Union. The letter Ia ia.
ted "Tallahatchic River. March IL, 1863, :"
The writer was a strong Republican when
he went away
Among all the negroes have seen, aud |
have seen great many, both with their mas.
ters and In the army, ! have the first Que 10
sec yet that wants to leave his master aud be
free Those who have left their masters
want to get back again.
This is the l4,h day we have been out aud
we are only about 200 miles from Helena,
Ark This river is not much larger than
Skunk, and the crookedest thing | have ever
seen We have made but 8 to 10 miles n day
until to oday, we are getting along pretty well
The secesh have burned thousands Of dollars
worth Of cotton; and VIZ have pushed one OF
their boats NO close that they set IL on fire
yesterday, but not killed Last night Ifsai
VaiidRdighdm Sspeech he speaks just phdt
think hear that you are holdng pence
meetings up there Let me know hoS this H..
| hope you will do all you eau. Write, aud
let me know how things are going ON up there,
have not written all would like to, but per.
hAps have written enough,
Yours, as ever, ~
The above letter was sent to us for puhlica
ton, aud the parties who sent il to us assure
US that the writer was an ardent Republican
at the time he enlisted, Aud as il seems to
be particular fort of the opposition, Aboli.
ton press to parade the sentiments Of "shoul.
der straps, we shall take pride in furnishing
them with the sentiments of privates, who
audura all tha hnrdahtna aud danuara of Wur
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-05-04
ya,,amaighani In Indiana.

The Ft Wayne Times and Union, IN
noticing the recent Democratic Mass
Meeting at that place. thus speaks OF Mr.
VAi.LASpioHAM, who was invited to be
present on the occasion, and was prevent
ed from attending on account of previ-
ous appointment to address the Democra-
cy Of Perry county, at Somerset. in this
state.
without invidously distinguishing between
the invited guests, we beg leave to state, the
compliment to Hon. C, l.. VnLANDIoHAN.
who, though not present on account OF a prcvl.
Qua engagement, was the first to be inquired
after hy the honest Democratic yeomanry,
one and all His boldneas; his true heroiami
his defiant voice in the face Of oppression
aud danger; his clear enunciation OF Demo
cratic principles, his prosecutions by the Rbo'
lilon press, in all which positions, and under
all which circumstances he 80 nobly sustained
himself and hia position, gave him high
rank in the people Aud as i ls here, so Il
il eyerywhere--V -VArLAspIaHAN is the lion OF
the day, regardless OF the detraction of his
euemied, or the jealousy, or feminine fear OF
hia co-laborers'
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-05-04
The Voice Of ola BeTks--An
Example.

Some month or 10 ago, three Demo.
cratic citizens of Berks county. Pennsyl-
vania. were seized by the United States
authority, and hurried OF to Philadelphia,
They we've not charged with any oliense
known TO the laws. but with being mem
bers Of secret political society. aot the
Royal Abolition League" Great ex-
element followed their kidnapping, and
soon after an immense meeting nf the DE.
mocracy Of old Berks--the largeut ever
held--was assembled in Reading, TO de-
nouuce il. Hon, s, E, ASoosA. member
of Congress from that county, presidedl
Hon. j. GLASoy JoNEs, was one Of the
speakers. Among the admirable resolu-
tions unanimously adopted, were the fol-
lowing. Let them be the rallying cry Of
the Democracy OF Ohio and the West
Rssoissd, by the Democracy OF Berks
county, IN msss meeting assembled lhat,
while We will obey the constitution and lass
OF our country, aud make no iprcibe resist.
nnce TO the execution Of apy process edmin'
istered by the Government within tho limits
Of itS legitimate fauctions, zoe loiH MOI sub
mit 10 naI tolerate the siightesf sReroaehp,eHt
upon our rigAis and priUiieges sneh attempt
Wiu meet NTH our rssistdice al an hGsdrds
and regardless Of consequences. t. 81.
/ Rss0iUed, That secret societies, political
or otherwise, ars not in themselves 10 viola
ton Of the Consultation and laws and that
whenever free people see proper p organ
lac themselves, in secret OF IN public, they
have a right to protection, and 4 the govern
menL for political purposes, feils 20 render
that protection zoe pledge Otirss'pss 10 turi''sA
Il 10 fhs extent Of our Poaosr
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-05-04

Resoiued, That whenever sach societies are
organized upon principles at variance with
the Constitution aud laws In their letter or
apirit, OF Whenever the tendency OF anch or.
Eanigation infrnges upon the constitutional
rights Of any citizsn on account OF the place
of his birth, bic fbIigion, or aHy o,her guarnn.
teed right, We regard such socletea, as illegal,
subversiye Of law aud order, md deserving
the condemnation Of all good citizens
Resoired, 7Adf resfstanes 6g force % oA
iapasioR Of our psrseRai freedom Is pirtue;
aud II the insane threatiof ,dlstlng0laHsd
military chienAin, (disllngainhed more Cor
the position be holds than for Aehieymenta In
arms to put his heel upon the neoks Of
northern mon, be attempted TO DO carried out,
wo promise him warm reception. Ia order
10 allay any undue excitement, however, that
might be occasioped by this threat, No deem
Il proper TO add, that as this same authority
has informed MS that wo are not TO be molsut.
ed until the rebels are first subdued, We are
OF the opinion, judging by past progreaa that
the present generation at the North can hardly
feel Themselves interested in the question,
Rssoieed, That we recommend opan or
ganisations IN every township, ward and
borough OF our county, In order 70 sustain the
Constitution, the Uniou and tho laws, and at
the same time to resist every ysncroAohment
upon our own personal rights aud freedom,
guaranteed by that instrument aud laws
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-05-04
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