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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-30
tAiro, March 2:

CArGo, March 90.
cur late t reports from the South say
that the y 100 Pass expedition. after iull
consultation with Geu. DUMMY, dec ded
to return 10 Greenwood.
The he ton had arrived AT Memphis
with important news confirming nv re.
port Of yesterday. II wac known At llcle-
na 10 a c rita niy, that Sh, rman, with "A
vcry heavy rec had passed through the
Suntower INTO lazoo river, and had land
ed near Ilainc's Dlui. No action had yet
been commenced, Tut important news
was hourly Y ,xpeoted.
Most OF farraguts feet is above Port
Hudson.
About fifty Con'ederatcs made raid
into Austin, forty nil above Helena,
where they cut the lcv'c. causing the
flooding Of large sc ton Of country.
Gen. Chalmorsc Is in command OF tac
rebel forces between Memphis and Grcna-
da
Gen. Tutlle and staff have left Memphis
for below.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-30
From New York.

New loRh, March %.
The Nercury hn, Il dispatch which
says that Immediately after the Connect
icut election orders will be issued 10 con.
sciipt 10000 men.
The UraH SAYS there ~ no rcliablr
foundation for the report that he rebels
hay" u large force IN the Shenandoah
Nrllcy.
The Mcrc,rv has d special Cairo di-
patch 10 The cilrct that tie ilsc IN the
Mississippi has flooded III, Peninsula and
there is Al the present time fifteen feet
Of water IN the cut oft. 4 Il IT Of sla
non { ads nLd t~enty transports have
pass through carrying l5,ooo mcn.-
they are 10 20 with hdmlIal Fnrragut.
The olJec, Is yet secret, but u ls tho't
they viii attack iolt Hudson.
Another dispatch says report has
been received announcing the complete
success ol the expedition.
i, is stated that Greenwood has been
captured with III the rebel force. No
further particulars.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-30
THE MARKETS.


OvpIcx oF THE DKN. h News,
Saturday i've, March 2S. I
Quotations are without change. business very
light. We quote
FLora-firm. Wholesale, $5.ooI6o0; retail.
81 oua66 90. Shipments 30 bbls.
WHEAT 6oM75, for common grades and 80
Boo for tho best.
BARLkY Nominal MT 81 25.
CoRN- ull at 600.
OATS --50r
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-30

To i. Castor, III idleson Lyon, j. Musselman.
Mary na3ly, Thomas iar@ood, James Dnlzoii
and Amos Pierce;
" % ARE hereby notified, IN accordance with
j direction 81 tho City COUNSEL Of the City Of
davenport, gwen a. tho Regular meeting OF said
tuurc,l, March irh, ltfa, to the undcrsigUcd City
hlnrshnl Of said city, that you Hro required to
lay, OF cause 10 br lal1, a sido walk tcet in
With, IN tho south siir of Loo 1T street, from
rarnnn street vert 10 Brady tr,et, IN the CITY
of davenport, and II sa,d -ide walk is not LAID
within one week from this da'e The same will be
land at your cott and expense.
n. LEONARD
Marshal Of tho City Of Davenport.
4 T. 1Llp
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-30
DfxGrieN.

I,KOM CAMP ~ NDEgShOTT, ON TIRE
i ght oi The llth INST JouS a. kIsDos, a
rva,e oi 60 X, 9th Iowa Cavalry. said kis-
Ion i t1eniy y-nye yesr. Of nge. five feet eight
.ad three fourths inches b gh blue eyes, sandy
rnir, iair complexion. b,rn Ia the state OF Ver-
,noat, onllsted at Marion, Iowa, for three years.
Hsd on whe, ho let, citiIsn's pants and coat
an soldiers black felt hat.
S.id Risdons.oo bright lay horse rbont
IA bands high, saddle mark on 'tt eide,
branded u. ). On left shoa der, aud n, On .efe
hir. .
A rewsri will DO paid for the apprehensioa
and aelise y OF said hisdon aud horse to any VI.
6ccr who will re ain them ill secured by the
proper auf horities, or proportionase reward
will be- aid fot the delivery Of either.
Hy order OF d. 8. WILSON.
Col. e0md 6 h Iowa Cav.
r. t. MILLER, Adjt.
CAsr uxsDsssIorr, Davenport, lows
March l6th, 1868.
nsh H.U
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-30
LATEST NEWS
BY TELEGRAIW.
sunday Night Report.

FoRT MONROE, March %.
Col. Ludlow, commissioner for the ex-
change OF prisoners has concluded ar
,agcments with the rebel commissioner
Tor the exchange of all nited States
officers held BY the rebel government.
A steamer left Font Monroe lor Git,
Point, taking tor exchange $50 prisoners
OF war, including al the officers, aud 30
citizen PRISONERS.
An officer who deserted irom the rebel
rams arrnod,ln Norfolk Yesterday. lie re
potts that the rebels are cvacuntlng Rich
mond IA fast rs possible. The report i
not fully created.
The enemy attacked Williamsburg
this morning with cavalry AMI infantry,
and were rcpuIs, by the 5il, Pcnnsylva-
MIA ca,al'y, under I, ol. Lewis. Al noon
To-Day the enemy had rctrealeI, aud Col
Lewis had re-es,ahlshcd his pickcls
Loss moi yet aseertalncd.
The enemy attacked Wingfed, on the
Chowan n,cr, but were rcpuiscd I he
en-, my's force consisted OF the 42l " {.
iegIu cui aud gucllllas under Col. Brown
Lieut.. Mclean, With part OF n compan,
ol the lst \. &. volunteers, took refuge III
Il block horsc, where they lcteud,d Il cm-
selves successfully, and after leht oi a.
hour aud hal, beat the cucm> Oft. Gen.
Foster came VI neat day from plymouth
with Iclniorccmcnts. (ol Brown sue
ccccded N crossing the howau rlser
with part Of his force, the remainder were
attacked near Ednon, and dispersed after
a short resistance. Oar troops are hunting
thcm up III the sMamns.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-30

ATELY returned rom four ycnr' 'ou,
| round The world and hav ng ii heir ic-
turn gwen siArt-iHt SI,ttS Eth cos
C..nIS IN he city Of New York. taitJ-ix IL
lios ION, thirteen IN tnltmprr, sixff II % " nsh
ingtoB, also ,isitcd mary 81 the Iriprtpai oi'i'
of tho es,.ru states. IN all Of ahirh ihoIr Ton
GERS hava been attended ty tho I,rge.t, mus
iash,oI able apd del gnt,d audirn - bat ovei
gr-utrd marlcal arus :. wIuIi now resp -ctfei )
ann ounce or Of iheii tiebly POI ular III ~ Al
tNf krAINM Nj "a, above.
Thor repertoire embrace che ce collection o.
Vocal Y QI.lteis arranged IN their avn p"c1lisr
style ago. variety oi tho sweetest English, ir.h
scotch, Gsrusn, std Spanish ballads exam
u am prous 80 ngs. Duets &C Anas, tnva ma
Abi Sc-nss iratu The works of tho most popular
ltai n aud Fre0ch mast r.. In nj itton to he !
usual cnoce seeotipns Of vocal music, they will
play en- h evening several pieces on the celebre
ted SHI ISS Bt HIS.
Mr. ". X. BAs,YoHD, the eminent Pianist, from
Ne~ York. vii pte.'de At tn !ian,.
Tho ALLtGla>IAAS beg ave TO state t.
their numeioo. friend, AM patrons Of former
years ih4t ID Ut I lur years ngo tbey sddeA IN,
>wis. Bells 10 the.r already superior Concert,
and the Pres. Ms we'll "a ali con .ctent mus,cni
crii-s have psonnuuced III, ir h-il pl yiug supo
ri1r to anything Il tho kind ever beafd IN thIs
county, y excepting thar II the origin swiss
BELL kioger-, who app.aied in the [ Ditcd states
about tf cen years siuce.
AamissiuD. 30 rcnis, chiidr N - ccpts. Com
mencss Mt s o'clock.
s-sS- Admission 10 Matinee Saturday T.. n
Auuit- % cent; chi dr,n |, cents.
during their e. ,urn 10 foreign lends. the con
cer,s oi tha ALI GHAAIAN> were bonor.d by
he attendance Of hnud = OF thousands Of do
lighted ls'.ner,--k Kings, Queens, Nob.es, and the
most d,.tingu,sh.d men 1t the age 7 irontse
their ~nt rts,nmeats abi lavished up,n them the
most n hittering demonstrations Of Mp rpval
J. y. Is 'UL,k :. Manager.
nc 30id ~ Wal, KON Ap-m
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-30

PURSUANT I" m order of tho District Court
! - "u county, iowa, nm !" md entered al
tHn February tenn, l463, thereof, do hereby
tlvo npuen thi N truai ni Lauief 4 Hra : Tor
ncf fhrta IN Man stree. ~ Davenport, Iowa, an
iho .dth ID u hini, .. 1850, nt iOo'ci,ck A.
y oi "a day, ~. 30 tto taghesi eru L tst
hidict tat eaeh the heIelnRt u.sut nod person
Il properly, T. wlt,
ncn thIe hing naehinoa old sepurnt, RI ana
! horse power uttl | ruiky. / harnras.
Aud iumcdtato y thereaitct al the duur of tho
trnrt oa~c, 10 Davenport ~ the notes AID nc
counls now ~ my h aud duo iroM vnnoas par les
10 sud eHtbte % Gaudcf liio h my tho bal lance
u assets u h4ui T 4 bro remaining ~ my hands
hH n-si 4uer, uudi pptei ~ Al II ~ ch can ia
nj my onioo ~ pas. Onon block, between
nvw aud tho day OF eale.
". A. IIOSt ORD,
ktsiguoe uf i'suirr liro.
nnNcnMltt Inwn, MnLnh N lNE3 alLa -
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-30
E(CCfSOH .eOftcc.

NOTICE - llE Il ~ CIV \, THAT AT
~ tho ensuing annual CITY lection. which il
" br hnisn IN tic tn lny Of April, 1858, IN tho
snv,tsl tarfs OF the sity oi Da,euport. here arc
To b. etlod tho ,ll0mt. 4 cry oni sers, to-wit
Ono Mayor oi th" ct OF Davenport
Ouo tift MushM
One city ti,rk
Onc cry Treasurer.
One Faltce M,gisttate
An ono Alltrm IN Tor each wnrd
Attest, llLSl irIEl.Bf CHLE,
IN 2i fl tleik II the Guy oi Davenport
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-30
fL d aS Il y e. Il
SEUsl.vG .U.1CNIVE.
,I-BIs MACHINE MAKES FOUR DIISERf n

IBIS MACHINE MAKES FOUR DIlfERf NJ
i s.itch 70, and fuis tho cloth situss righl o.
ssit, ss the operator nay desire. u sows YER.
sap'd, 10 easy d operation and Almost no'se'e'.
!, ~ fully prot ctsd W letters patent, snie u
Dasnins Warranted " the purchaser.
AL tho~s desiring 6.st class family ew'
osrh'ns w,ii be richly repaid by an sssminst''
Of its merits
MISS Z X. Cl.INGMAN
Room No 4 (ap Il. .irs). Forest 'ck. corne
Perry nj rh.r1 sIsssts. uAvsnpor., Ioss.
mar l-u
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-30
From Louisville,

Louisville. March %.
The Journd' learns from a credltablc
source that the "a division Of the rebel
infantry crossed the Cumberland river
to day, near W atb,lile
Frankfort and Lexington are uadcr
mait al law.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-30

AN OLD QcILL ID q. Wa'lron,
E-Q A seu. Vi.le Al .ghsnia" Conc r. lroul..
ca,,.J upon Us Saturday. NJ. W aid, ON i. on,
Of the ,on+~r ~d!tcrs. II cai'turnIs, aud . sett :
ran gull, A gentleman IL every ss"se -
the sori. 90 cordially recomnsni HIN ~ oui
friend. o. the P6 20 through. vi the country.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-30

Looks B rrsR Tue lLoronghfaIc c-
lsad,nx iu,0 The cs'0utry have hecutne mu'h
u,.is t,a.ssbe uui.r tue NH Aso e Oi the =
weather, and isrusrs ss.Obs Ssre thivs ~
town on Saturday II. THE kidd oi sthe'
into ihs ground this geek Al early so"i1-
10 almost ,urs To bring su abundant crop.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-30
Ten Dollars Reward.

OST. oN FRIDAY LAST. A LARGE.
- Whltn settler nag iivcr elloreI head aud
ear, notified muse liver coi,Ici spots on tho fore
lex uuewtts 10 tho name oi ! ank
viii taY ten dat ats for his delivery at tho
store Of italght sears. on Perry street Dasen
port, AMI 10 questions Hskcd
m,h2i WM IeMANuS
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-30

A WEEK AHEAD. "A few car loads OF
eos oXms into ,osE oAtnri,y. For every
bush~I.f il orders have b-eo standing s,nc<
Lac. Monday. From wagons II wss selling -,
the II .rb,tAut pr'c- Of twenty d . cents er
bushst uud Nert scarce - that
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-30
THE CIT ".

AMBULANCss.-Two ambulance aud
horsss {. match have b.en p DIVIDED Tor Tue
9Th Csvsi, >, aud vii be iurwsrd IN day or
40 to Iowa city.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-30
NUMBER l4O.

March 10th, IN which he says that about
ten miles above Grand Gulf he saw the
wreck Of the ludianola on the right bank
Of The riscr. She was partially submerged,
and her upper works very much shattcr-
ed.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-30

PvlIcR CouRr.-Justice Wheeler re.
ports everything quit 10 HE department
Ds.srport i. becou.iug one OF the mot quie.
and orderly ci,,.s 10 the Uaion. So mots
it be.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-30
To kSylsfeSS.

=, ,EALED fRDPo AL ) Will BIZ RECEIVED
y hv tn uniorngnei until April itt io5 tho
bn'liIng ~ u rioto = feet > inches by 20 feet !.
ihtrc - fIes nigh ~ ho let 20 tho lowest and
bet ND iar. Plnnt ani spocih tatiuns a. bs .eeu
~ tho oihee OF w. l. Carol, Architect, uvor ths
Post oiee.
SAM. FERRY.
nuvsunari Murrh II Il~
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-30

THE BRICK HOUSE, ON FOURTH STkEET.
i between Nam ami Harrison. Low oocu, led
by the idow Ut the late j & Washburn ap-
llyth STE sAhT a AkMSl RUNG
March 81 1863 lw
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-30
From Washington.

WAsHIsG,oS, March 20.
A dispatch was received by tho Navy
Department to day from Admiral Faria-
gut, dated below Wsrreptown, Miss
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-30

Tuk A., ,LsGuANIANs. Our rc tders OF
II cis-sss vii .e Js..xhied " learn th.t t"ss.
vpuiur vocalisss aud instrument l,s's. the
A!-shaUians viii give t~o coucerts ~ Me-
,opvii,su lisiI. on two CONSECUTIVE esspiO.s.
80 u.m.uc,.g on FRIDAY evening mex. Aprl'
81 these Nocal,ds aud owi-s Bell Il os-'s
.rs r.Go~ned the world over. Wh-rv-,
sn.y have hren AID th-y hsv. eiven eoDaer' ;
al roun the world-th.y have attracted large
"a t,s, cee aud Won admiration snd sp-
,.us- b, tn. chain uf tbe,r music aud III.
..t,st,c execution ot their several pnr,s hdd
. ,his. the fsct that their s.l~ctions are all
cna.t- aud "t = pure character AID " is b"
.oud~r ,hst pubic la,ronsge is IS shou
=. ito b.rAliy bestowed upon this talented
,,unip NY
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-30

Coal came down ou Saturday TO 20
cents, that 70 the 10 bu.bels 10 msrsct were
so.d tor thst price. Our cit'lens are p epnten
SO subuit tu almost s"y thiny 4 they Gu but
have = rsliHb supply Of coal. end ws rssll,
think our dealers should see TO il that the,
ere sceomuoj. ed Give Us coal. charge whs
you Viii. bus give us coal.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-30

Gs.MAn TuEArAR. We would advi-e
sl, |. Vet. of ysol m.sie 10 y ten The G. rms
Ts ,s,.r ,h,. ~ hds, ~v-"t"g. Tows AND
CotSrAY a gr."d operst'c p'.y ~ hvs ss,s
viI b. ~ due a ~ cpl. udid style. Mr. J.co,
Ssrss..r lsads the Oica~s'rs. ~h"se number.
have been .u m~n,sd on the occasion. snd.
e.ii. trow the chssm,nx music. eth shish
th. play sboands. ssIl uest the audience %
sous sIsss,ssi ev~rsurss. 10. R'serv+d sss's
e.s be occurred hom tso " i've o'eirek 10 the
olsesases.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-30

SATURDAY we had . taste Of real
Asrcn wssther. cod, ,aw wind, dust so thick
one could at see across the street. and eli the
With bright. cheerful sun shiolug overhead.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-30

E,JsyISG tn MsELvEs The boys OF
In. II .,..r bf sad.. having received q goo u,
..l..,, II ale -uns &c, cen B,ck wsGt in o
saturday 10, heavy d. enio'ms't Ihry
nur.hs,,d ever, hing ihst sirnck Their
fancy 20 mstsr what II cost. drsUk ehan-
,..,s, q ~ . Hot,siu-r soult lager. end m sde
themselves g-oersliy merry. Their c.Dduci
.,,oo our etr~sts sss. ~i'h one er t~o sxssp-
ao".. .p,ir.l, unolj-cro.stIs We guess 'h-
o,s ~ss,ss their a.oD.y 10 shss wss the
0stsse.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-30
Olrf ENOiRll.C lltkkT

tlrf lENOiRlt.C lltkkT
For Mayor,
WIS SMITH.
For City Marshal,
HARVE LEON A RD.
Fur City tlerk.
A. G.. iALLFlE Id.
For City Treasurer,
HEKVr HILLS.
For Police Msgis rate.
STEP lEN Tho P3OS.
For ,ldermen.
lst Ward - EbW AkD JtNNINGS.
ltt 4" hENkY " ,IiC.IELL.
6ib WALrEn KELLY.
Oh w I. KtNWI.k.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-30

10 sent delegates to County Convention to be
held ~ the Court House on
Wednesday, April Is. b inst.
st 10 ocIo.k 4 for the purpose Of choosing
delegates to attend the State Convention at De.
Aoines.
Tho bssis Of township representation will be
ono delegate for every twenty votes cast for x ch
srd q. Sylvester 1t the Uctorer elect on, and one
for ny fraction Of ten or Oves. This will sn
title tho tosnships to be represented as foliows:
Davenport. 81 Blue Grass -. 2
Le Claire. .......... Hickory Grove. 2
Wiadeld. ........... Allsu's Or. ve.....
Princeton. ....... 3 Liberty ...,,..... ]
Peasant Valley. lleona 80. /
bsHAlo -. X ,ckinghsm. ....
The Democracy Of tho various townshirs will
take the proper steps to insure their full repre-
ssntation at the Convention.
by order Of tho C)uaty Committee.
JOHN \. CRAWFORD, Chairman.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-30
Fifth " aid club Meeting.

FIVn W 0t0 CIu0 ueCtinS.
The Democrats Of the Fifth Ward ~ill meet
on Tuesday evening, the 3lst, at 4 o'clock p NJ.
st their 'lub Room corner OF Perry and Third
streets. W. A. ISGALLs. ESQ.,, viii address. the
meeting. Pa ORDER
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-30

SFw loak. March 's
F'orR--1he market to-day - IL, hotter
~ lad. 90 extra state: a. Oun. i5 Il. II. U,
NnkAr Market finer and very - ct.
ConS lie tier and qlict. o1tdssc.
NBisAY 46l,.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-30
IO-DAl'S AIJN'IS.
Household Furniture.

consist n, of psrlor, dining room. chamber and
Kitchen iuni'ure, carpets, stovcs tinSare, crock
ery-ware, bath house hAturcs, 10 as, oLce liz
tures, ar eon-is'ih- II saic desk, cnck, stoves.
together with lumber .ag ms. hafn.-s, aAes,
c.ass-cut saws. sboN.ls loIhs. u"us, oinor, rnsl.
sLLdty mouldng~, mauDiings, a. and pts
hou hS s, con i@tinP oi 2 tour barrel cnularori
Kettles with furniture complete, nd g o-is ahd
siraue-s, cleave =, rtiLnrt h, okn. benches, buck
cts. tru ks. together with - barrels alt
Sale to commeucs ut 10 o'clock IN, hen
terms viii be made kn wnly
q. X. BAKD.
SAN PAakRR, Auctiopoer. mch 3o-t,i
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-30

RolLlyo iN.-Tne side walks 10 front
our uu uerons dry & cd s,orss re ..ing fi,-
Il win b.x,s aud ts!es. hlid with Their
Spring purchases We ara told 'h.t IN.
ne, oh suis have pui uichssed very +xtensve.y
his s,prpg This 10 ssuslble. The coming
.esssu VIII he . most active one la ihe DRY
yo,,d, line ~ well ss other classes Of met chan
d.ss L,-, year wac better yeaT Tor trad.
a this CITY than ~ss ever before known-st
..., IN re we're u ore goods sold. and there IL
,.su,. to b. levs tast this will bs sn iini rove.
an, on that. TIE bu i"'ss 10 principally
...h and our merchants cell al such clio. .
margin ,hs, dealers Though the coun'r, s's
.,rouixing them extensively. II is to their
~, =, sst to do -
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-30

Mx. II. j Mo.GAN viii give another
D,.n.lis Reading st Astr po',tsn Hall o.
" sdussd.y evening ot u" week. with An sn-
sirsiy osv pros ramme. udln9 new h'ic
posu, sn,i, led, !" ms PnANruA SHIr CAAoxDo
LEr." from the pen "i our isi'"w c,,is-o. Rev
james C"aiI<s. . produetion Of rare a~ri'
~ - nrs intOe med
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-30

IAnD AT Mohk line rcpubl can
nou.iu-1. for thu city offices ieul n their
bones that they have got huge con'rac, a.
hand 10 max. II Spp.ar thst hey ale The u.n
the people ir.frr to sduinisisr III. lave OF
the cry. Consequent, they aud th'ir !ii'nd'
sie rAn.scLius the city 10 tring together tht
iucoi gtu uous eleibepts aud make them work VI
10 the IN that the lead,rs have cha ked GU
L. 10 sMuseu. ~nt t.r rs. sbd ~ hoIe they VII
t4r.evsr- in to.ir activity. 1bey will heed
II nil aud come out s.coi,d b.sr.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-30
N II I kOPDl.leAN HALL.
Ffiiay and SAturi,y Evenings,
April Sd and 4th.

Also (by request) n GRAN } MATINEE, on
Sa'urtay afternoon Mt - o'clock, for Schools,
Families and Children.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-30

lF you wait your stches, clocks and
i-.1ir, repaired take them 20 w. i Riggs
Two doors trom tn LIE Clare uou-e, lie C.Lif.
Bock. HIS chsrg.s are reasonable, aud he
wsrr.nte HE W. L TO give good satisfaction.
March 3 - din
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New York stock Market.
NEW YoRK, March 28.
Gold a24e.
davenport Lumber market.
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Ptenix Insutance Company OF lla't
ford se-.,- Let May. 1852. :527 .6u % iia
b,,,,~. f2l aun iitNhy Is li"trsAs Az.
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GR Al SALE OF tlREITuRE, ETC
Mr q X Bard having coDcud.d 10 NOV.
.ss will. ou next thursday cell at pubhc tue
,,on hi entire ssso,tm.b VI hous.tod iurh'
,ute. Le.id.s q large qasnuty oi tumber, etc
etc. See the Advertisement, and make pfe
,srstions 10 90 in Tor great bargaiLs.
Mis- K. B. CLInGMAN's Florence Sew
tLx N chine sseBc, h.r been removed 10 roi
,.s,'. block. co,D.r oi Perry and Thirj stree !.
room No. 4. up stair.
Pienix Insurance Company OF liait
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Dem ,craiic Con aty Convention.

The Democr .ey Of Sctt County arc requisite,
TO seni delegate. to County Convention to b,
held at the Court House on
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AZ luhfi'.I SALE

Davenport, Mach II div
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necessaries of life to support them.-e'
Where, in the name of common sense, y
can they get bread They have not J
the means to buy with, you have swat !
lowed up the land, and say when
will the new noon be gone that We
may distill and sell brandy, and the
Sabbath that we may set brandy be-
fore the soldiers and take the last dime
out their pockets" Does not the land,
now tremble for this your horrid curse
of converting the staff of life into vile
whiskey, while the poor soldiers wife d
children, and the soldiers widows and
her little orphans mourn that dwell IN
all our land. God will turn your dis
tiIIing and speculation into mourning.
Go to, now, ye distillers and brandy
sucking spectators ; weep and howl
for the miseries that will come upon
you, and hat you are bringing upon
our land. Your distilleries and bran
dy sucking specializing are corrupt, and
your stills and brandy barrels are moth~
eaten with destruction. Your stills
and brandy is cankered your course
will be a witness against you, and shall
eat your flesh as it were fire. Ho, ye
brandy distillers and brandy sucking
spectators, you have ruined the whole
country you are %devo1ring the houses
of the poor soldiers's widows and little
orphan children; you are robblnE
them of the last morsel of bread yo'
have run the prices of all the nccessa'
ries of life far beyond their reach
How do you think they are to &c
along? You say the government mus
have it! If the government must hav
it, why must it pass through these IN
fernal and damnable brandy suckin
spectators hands. They must be frs
creased up to their elbows. [ hop
and trust the day will soon come whe
this thing of ardent spirits will be bar
ished from the soil of the Confederac,
You will hear from me again by an
by. 6. MOORE.