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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-04
DESER TERS!

THE FOLLOWING NAMED SOLDIERS,
i enlisted for Old Regiments, have deserted
from Camp Mcclellan, Davenport, iowa:
CHARLES COTTON, born in Tenewee county
Michigan, % years old. machinist, enlisted Nov.
25th, ie62, at Dsyenf ort, by Capt VIM Purseii Tor
three .ee-s. Gray eyes, auburn hair, forid COM
plex.on, II ~ inches in height, deserted on
sunday tho 2.st day of December. 1869.
ALBERT TEkPLE, bora in Mchenry county,
Illinois 70 years old, occupation farmer enlist
ed Nov. 25th, 1852. at Davenport, by capt " IN
PurseIl Tor three years. Blue eyes, brown hair,
horid complexion. # So inehee high, deserted
on SUNDAY, the alst Of december. 1882.
ALBERT PRINCE, born in Frederick county,
Maryland, q years old. farmer by occupation, en-
listed September 9Th, 1852. at keokuk, by Maj Or
William Belknay, for 5 years has grey eyes,
brown hair, lar complexion, ) feet Inches high
for tie i 9Th lpl.ntry.
J. l.. BRADES, born in Decatur county, lndi
ana, aged % years, by occupation . farmer, en-
listed at davenport, Iowa, ugust IL, has hazel
eyes. black hair and dark complexion, height 5
feet 10 inches
WILLIAM b JONES, born in Orarge county.
New ork, aged "a years. by occupation u car
peuter, enlisted in Iona City, Iowa, July 81, has
back eyes, sandy hair and dark complexion,
height 5 fee iAches.
JOHN hoCGdfkN, born In Hardin county,
Ohio, aged ~ year, BY occupation farmer. en-
listed 81 Davenport, Iowa. >. yteuber 20, has grey
eyes, hight hair and light complexion, height
feet !. lches
Any ole appreheniing any one cr al u aid
soldiers, viii BE paid ali reasonable coat Of iraIs-
portAtion and subsistence together with a reward
OF five dollars when said dsse are returned 70
The Com 4ndinK Officer Of Camp MsClsilAn.
X. M. LIITLLa,
Captain "a Iowa Infantry, COMMANDING Camp
Mcclellan. Davenport. Dec Is. 1862. Off
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-04
" hat Then I

What though Richmond, Charleston
and Nick>burg should fall into the our
hands during the coming week p
onid Vt la the end OF the rebellion q
would It close the matter Ii would
Violently be lorg step in tba. direc.
ton, but 1t would be far from res,orir n
The country to peace. The capture OF
strongholds never conquered combined
and determined people. Nothing short
Of the destruction OF armies will accom-.
psh that. When our armies are alb.
to reach and capture those Of the Con
tederaey then We may look for the end
and fed it. The war is but fairly be-
gun, and we need not look for it's com
p!etion by force OF arms under the pre-.
sent admin distraction.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-04
v----7-
INTERVENTION WANTED.

ne abolitioEists are undonh,aP,
praying for foreign intervention in favor
OF the rebels. They want il for reas
Gus which to them seem good. The,
say that il there is reconstruction OF
the uion, then will the conserys,iv.
element OF both North and South unit,
ana sweep the abolition republican Part,
from the face OF the earth as with =
mighty whrlwitd. 1t would be the las,
day OF that institution FOR certainty
Inc reasoning is perfectly legitimate.
Inc only hope OF existence lett for ,ha,
organization IS TO keep the North and
Inc South separated. Hence they want
intervention. They care more-;rf-
hiielY more-ior their party aud Il J
success Of lis. hobbies than ,hey ao !.
the Z zion. They see plainly ,ba, m
emancipation humbug ha. PLAYED On,
and tie next step is dissolution. ",
Offer IN proof ofthis an extrac, from q
letter from Lord Lyons to his govern
ment. Said he:
/ have, indeed, heard it maintained
that GreM Br'tan shouh recoan,se N,
indepeaaence Of tie South as soo, y.
possible, WITH A VIEW TpIMpEpE
TIE SUCCESS OF THE EFFORTS
Or liiE CONSERVATIVE PARTY
TO RECONSTRUCT TIE UNION
The advocates OF this opinion consider
reunion as proba. lie event.
Democrats, can you mistake the IN.
tent OF your enemy. They cal them
selves Union men, but they ara ,onl
disunionlsts. Conservative men every.
where IN the country should strike
sgsnst such traitors. The Union mu.,
b restored. To do it, remains Win
conservative men.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-04
EXCHANGE Il BANKING HorsE OF J.. A. MAcKLor, |

EXCHANGE l. BANKING HoUsR OF J.. A. MAcKLoT,
Davenport, Iowa, April lst, 1863.
g IGiiT EXCHANGE on TIE PRINCIPAL
= lilies II the United States bought and sold
The highest price paid Tor Gold, silver, De-
msnd Notes, State, County and Ci,y Warrants.
sterling Exchange tor sale in sums Of + and
upasr...
highest premium paid for State Bank Of indi
ana OHIO and Iowa notes.
Passage tickets for sale to and from Liverpool,
Cork and tiavre, by steamship or sailing ship
Agent for the oil Black Star line, sailln. ships
from Liverpool 70 New York. Agent for Liyer-
pool, New York AMI Phiadelphia line OF steam
salp-, inch 3llm
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-04
o.c Ann INsEPERABLE.


Upon the question Of dividing the
Union there is but one opinion among
conservative men and conservative news
papers. The idea that this glorious
Union. with its magnificent proportions,
has 90, TO be divided, is simply ridicu-
Ions There are fanatics in the North
under the name of abo'itionists, and fanat
i. of like instincts in the South, who
have long endeasored 70 destroy the
national fabric, hut they have mol sue
ceedcd. and never will. We bei'eSe
,bero i conservative clement lett that
w;l sooner or later crn.h ont aud over
come this accused and f4nat cal spirit.
Thief flowing extract from the Nc"
York journal of Commerce, speaks
very scnsibly upon the subject OF d'yi-
/ ling the Union. II says:
/ The Taioa cannot be cut an too.
ave know that men have vague ideas
Of stopping the war, aud the more 'ahi
cal of tie an,i.slavery men thihk thai Il
would be very easy 10 let the South go
/ ont in tie cod a ry 10 manage
the carse Of slavery so AS 10 make
the best OF it but il cannot De done.
Aud il is very strange that TIE South
does not zee tie truth SO panty rs 70
abandon ut once the | Ian OF difanion.
A very simple method 0! testing the an
lcullies which create this imposs.oilhy
OF di.union will be found by any one who
WI take map ard commence on the
Atlantic coas, TO fix tho point OF depart
IRE and ,hep draw the line across the
map. Shall the point he the Chesapeake
Bay Wi YOU draw the line north or
south OF Mar, land Will yon leave
Washington frontier city W thin reach
of the cannon Of foreign country VIII
Won abandon Weston Virginia, Eastern
tennessee. Kentucky aud Missouri
When Won have given to the South al
that vow imagine they coud possibly de-
maud, even to Maryland, kentucky ana
Ms.ouri, do you Imagine tat the hoe
will remain permanent which estatiishes
custom houses betw cen the Northwest
an the trade Of the Southern States
alopg the Tennessee, Cumberland, MISS
Issip,,i and other great li,ers! The
mouth OF The Miss ssippi IL OF less I'M
uoriaucc IL tho North west than the
banks Of those rivers. No Inc that can
be i avn VII stay draarn al hour. NJ
can human ingenuity devise lie that
J viii remain fixed.
l. il not so. The boundary line be-
tween the two sect ons could not be fixed
, even il there was general agreement
I, made 10 undertake division. h'
= .ss.te- ESQ ~ tho h'es
c ssipri. The country aloeg is course il
, more firmly bound lo9ether tLan thos,
! think who believe in division. 1t may
tc, too, that the L MON can never be re
f stored 10y war. But there is something
that wi restore II. There is a conselv.
alive clement that, in the election oil
1854, vii! sweep the republican party
aud fantjcism generally into oblivion
TIA, done in the North, terms OF peace
upon the Mon basis can he negotiated
with the South.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-04

A GENTLEMAN residing 10 Grantham,
c. w :, has applied to the proper aa-
,horities at Qaebec for letters patent for a
new Ship Railway Of his own invention.
The inventor claims Tor it the following
advantages: LIST. The expense would
DO less than that OF ship canal, even
less than widening canal already made.
I'd. a ship could be passed more rapid
iy from enc water to another than Nv
canals. Sd. In the event OF war. i,
would afford a superior means Of passing
gunboats to the upper lake,.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-04

ALMOST every train on the Great
Western Railroad brings an addition 10
the population OF Toronto, in the shape
OF "skedadders" from the United
States, who arc flying to Cat ada 10 es.
cape the working Of the Conscript act.
About dozen arrived by train yester.
day afternoon, and express Their lnten.
ton OF seeking the protection of the
Union Jack" until they sec the result
otthe law Toronto Globe, March 10
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-04

Iron CAMP HENDEBSHOTT, ON THE
l. night Of the llth INST, JONI a. aIspos, a
private Of Go. X, 9th Iowa Cavalry. SAID kis-
don Is twenty i've years Of age, i've feet eight
aud three iourths inches high blue eyes, sandy
hair, fair complexion, born Ia tho state Of Yer
moat, eniisteA at Marion, Iowa, for three yc Ars
Had on whea he left, citizen's pants and coat
and soldiers black fsIt hat.
Said Risdon s'olc bright bay horse about
Ia hands high, saddle mark on lift side,
branded Z. ). on left shoulder, and X, on .ets
hip.
A reward will be paid for the apprehension
and a.lisory Of said hisdon and horse to any Of.
fcer who will 10 ain thoui I'LL secured by tho
proper aut horities; or proportiona.e reward
will be rad for the delivery OF either.
by order sf h. =. WILSON,
Col. comd. 9th Iowa Cav
Il. l.. MILLER, Adjt.
CAMP dssDEKsHorr, Davenport, Iowa,l
March 10Th, 1868.
mch lift
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-04

FALSE. Senator Richardson, of Hi
nois, has been accused by the republican
press generally, OF having stated in . re-
cent speech in New Hampshire, that
1.-The republicans must be put down at
The polut Of the bayonet." He denies
ever having said ANYTHING of the kind.
10 card published in the Quincy Her
AID he pronounces the statement SILLY
ard falsc'
Senator Richardson knows Of q better
way TO put down republican," than by
using the "bayore,." Votes are the
weapons to punish such sinners with.
Put them down as they we're put down
in Indiana, Illinois, Ohio, Pennsylvania,
New \ ok and New jersey, at the last
fail elections.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-04

TaE London Times tells Queen Vic.
tora that she must now dry her tears
give up her mourning and be SOVEREIGN
asain-in,imating that the nation il
weary Of her weeds and regrets.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-04

A CORPORATION IN Boston, recently
paid dividend Of fifty per cent. An
elderly genticuau, as be took ont bis
check Tor Thousand, did not appear 10
be over satisfied, aud The clerk yen,ured
10 remark that the dividend was rather
l4r-e one. The veteran looked a, the
young man over his spectaces, aid said /,
with grunt, 1T will do, If they only
Keep ii up.'-.St Louis Dan. REP
s. long as the war lasts they will
keep ii up" OF course the "elderly
gentleman" Ike al his brother maui
facturers OF the Eastern States, is par
ii uIaJly anx Gus 10 have the war closed
and the Union restored. OF course he
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-04
Rect Estate Agency.

TIME SUBSCRIBERS HAVE ENTERED IN
/ TO copartnership for the transaction OF q
general Real Estate business. They will give
their attention to the buying, selling and renting
0. rea. es.a.e, paying taxes, collecting, and any
transactions that fall wi thin the legitimate line
of their business. From their long residence
both being j" Old settleIs"-and general familiar
ity with real estate operations, they hat,er them
selves they will be able to give satisfaction TO all
who may entrust their business to them.
orfIcx-Post Office building, second door.
A. SANDkkS,
J. NJ. ELDRlUGE.
Davenport, Arrl ], ls6S-d,f.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-04

A LETTER from Washington says
great grief is INDUCED in by some fran.
nc fanatics on account Of the miscar-
rage Of General Fremont in getting
another high command. 1t is reported
as remark Of the President, that
Fremont was never yet known to have
obeyed command"
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-04

IL . woman marries . man aged he.
tween 80 and 45, thus exemptinp him
fro u liability to serve in the FIRST class Of
eonssriptf, which alone is likely to be
ssIIsl out, IL she not guilty Of 6. isloyal
practices r
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-04

PgoMOTIoNs FROM THE KASKs.-A
board OF officers has been permanently
organized in the Army OF the Potomac
for the purpose OF examining candidates
Tor promotion from the ranks, and those
enlisted Who have already received
commissions. Several OF tue lstte, have
been found not to possess the requisite
qualifications for the position OF COM
missloned officer, and their appointment
will therefore be revoked. The exam
nations are conducted on the baais OF
General Order No. l6, 1854, which re-
auifcs candidates to be examined IN
English Grammar, history, geography
PLAZA and solid geometry, popular as
tronomy, the Constitution ct tie Unit
"a states, aud the organization OF the
Cox, m q. under I, aud aso the prin-
clpies which regulate international in-
tcfcourse.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-04

1SIchNEss OF OWEN LovFJay.--A
Washington dispatch of March eth
says "owen Lcvejoy is still lyirg Sc
noOsly III at his rooms in this city. Al
though hopes arc cherished of his ul,i-
mate restoration, his recovery is slow"
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-04

The republicans have nominated a
city ticket IN GAINESVILLE, which. accord
ing to the Courier, ispledged as being
uneonstitutionaily for the Union No
ether pledge, it says, WAS required,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-04

Great Western Brewery.

TINE PROPRIETORS WILL DELIVER IN
i Davenport Or Rock Island their Cream and
Amber Aies and Porter n, the following cssb
prices Present. use Ale and Porter, by the hbI
81 90; half btl., 40 70 quarter. 81 90. stock
Ale and Porter, BY the bbl, $500; half Dbl.
$4.2b; quarters, $z.25.
G. II. SEVERN.
mch l7-2m
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-04
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-04

Huox TaRKAr.-Ths Germans Of st. |
Loui., or those represented by the Neue
Zeit are not much in favor with Mr.. +.
P. Blair. They have an idea that nc Is 10
supercede Curtis, and hence the follow
ing from the Neue Zeit:
BLAIR ~ Coming
As Chief OF the Department Ct the
Missouri If there 10 not made some des.
perate effort, by renonstrances, pc.
ti,ions and protests. That IL why the
audacious man wanted TO be made Ma
Tor General. Blair wants 70 hanccuff
the Germans and put his feet on their
pecks. In fact, Father Abraham can
not do anything more stupid, more afro
cious. and what must bring greater
smount of disaster and contention to our
CITY than TO bring here again that man
! Blair.
In The beginning, he would play the
part OF magnaDimity, because he !"
smar, and perfdious. But very soon
the hyena would show herself, IN her
corrupt, hateful and poisonous nature.
We, Therefore, tel SO much to the
President, that II he does so outrage our
city SO much rs to set Blair upon her
nose, that a general exodus OF the Ger
mans will make the dcluded President
repen, of what he has done. It would
be an ,nfamy to put Blair in this com
mand but Haleck is capable of doing
Tie worst, and Lincoln, Ui. a-Uis Of Hal
leck i. powerIess. What times Hal
leck, Seward, and Blair are the trinn-
wire, who, without resistance, are draw
ing this Republic toward her ruin.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-04

DWELLING HOUSES ON TH2 BLUFF.
II from IS to $40 per month, Two stor.s
and rooms il Waid's Gate Wuppermsn,s. nd
Halls Blocks. Apply to
a.97H
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-04

EXCHANGE AND BANKING fiouss or Louiss
A. MAcKLoT, Davenport, iowa, Feb. =, 1868.
A LII PERSONS HAVING MONEY ON DE-
"A POST with the undersigned, other in Ger
ques,cd to withdraw tho same without delay.
fob II LOUIS A. MACkLOr.
The sun., 1863-11-03
FOR SALE AND TO LET.

A STORE ASb'EAtk ROOM. WITH Fix
Llwfe' to et rent.m,.iei ate. Apply nj .06 Wet
t-h -
EARM TO LET. Al FLATLANpS. /. l..
Il 'ou'aiuinr :. acre.. FOR rattiulsrs, inquire OF
JriiN T. RYDER. resrth' emi'p'. 81
J,hGNING LkSDS IOE SALE. WITHIN
i 100 n.ii,s ~ New Yort ..ces ranging from ~ 20
t6 sn .Ce; IN an itnlros"u 'tou - ~. country:
CHAS IIy1OS's i's ,j One, cor P,lisld' ., .nd
Warren =, Iiud.on Cit'. ~ Ysl
'I'O LET-IN tIRrH 81. WILLIAMS
Il hufTh. I'd roor, rc'n. : '. lo'r, iooms. - ;
-ssr aud ss~er; N ncr;.i'eet, front room ard h~d
fopn. rem :: 30 Inlurs\ioiiase iion.c. 9TH at be
t-es sot'h Gsh ard IN. ~
'VO LIZA IIpI ~; SfOEE. BACK
i room ,rd h.d rosr soch sui uitufs' fot ,.le.
o. 6i6 WatSrV tril fo' dan. 1sn
&1 2OO WILL EIY 4 NI,E l. >torv
- sDOObrirk hon. and lcS IN williamshursh
With roons ~ MINUTES sst rosrr tla i.-rv: terms
$500 or fi0u o1h. Appiy 20 PAf'Y>, 3" Dvi'ion
o., 2iS
80 1OO-fOR SALE, ONE OF TIE
- s0OOn.at.st and ches nesr ,ru.rs IN IIar.
l'' in''tle man'e fss and srat's. ht" rhrden ro~.
.rs AND shade trces good has1iu <>nu,-ssh rrsteh.
~ t'h st. door vsst of Lot avenue Ia
flCO.OOOhond AID mortgage, leo ho,i....
lo'- ard tsrn' b0ush,, sold and sichsngsd. W. II
MITCHELL, !, cedar ~, ~"
The sun., 1863-11-03
Too Late for Classification.

A o II. No. i,-1IIR REGTLAR Month
Friday evening, Nov 9Th, Ut : o. loch Al member
Ne eeatsd 10 attend. ~ tore - tck"y 10 hr svru
cut FOR or I'm Arrns 1i. ~ order 81 the Pt,ti-
don't, PATRICK kPR>- 3IS
EUR LlNrPS TOR IINV WORK. ~
! or out of The house fuperor hand, viii he p,id
Gil .snird TO learn s.o Il Broadway, 9Th Aoof.a1
EOLD tU11LRS WANTED ALSO. A
~ bov 10 learn the gold i,aiins hn,iueS. Apn- 20
y : SIMMONS - Va'ict IT, 30
nN DECK--AT 4 LARGE AND RN1lit. D..
C.a.tie m''tinr n ito M'ch,nie-' ard WORKING
mcn' A'so"iatlnn ui 'h. ioth Wsd, the foilos nc
srditAr, r' unsnirol. elected:
Ior sprerrisor .FEEDEEICk KEPPfR
fgr rReei"r mos. IL. THKRIS.
We early! Won ,,f'uuously, and tell the old
PETER PICK Pr.siden,
u " SMITH, s"estA.y. ~
TVS ROOtLR. OSE WHO USDER.
santed. at 40 Wesl Uroadwnv. "a,
TO SHOtMAkfR> OSI NAS OS
u single and double cali bat. r,sss la aud iys
On" m,n On hoy' boots and shoe, ..s's I?s to lt..
A. ~ 9TH ave. 3i2
WANTtD--A TlN ROOttE.
w Al 5sh i'hst IL
WANT n--BOOK-FoLDEES ASp SHW-
w er. also ho, about -. to iearn ~. 70 kb, nd
ina business, hDplv TO T.. McWilODD, ~ hsidcu
lane "a
NANt LD-l2 iIENI CLASS VEST I'm.
~ l,her'; .ss, from = % So sses also ono to
put IN hols, !. pant,ioon finishes on custom vort
the hish.st sases paid Can A. 163 Canal st. toy hoor
u MOORE. 3Is
AUTHORIZATIONS OS SINGER !
sewing machines. and hnishsr. for .hop coats.
!" Ridsc -. hn'cmen' a7S
The sun., 1863-11-03
ARRIVED

eTEANsHIps r srsuidins For're-s Monroe:
1hos --anr, Porto Cshs h; Potomac. Port,srd, Ne.
Sovelty, lladrl-hia. Fanny do; y fsrchild, io'
'ity n Ws'h'nrton fivrrool. Getrnsnin. Iiambnrs,
vie Southampton. Boston. u irsDspor. Port Royal
sHifs Roger IIcifn, Livefp ol: Adele, fIIsno
vtfiau Antv'tp. star of the Wsst terpool: torne
u' ~ inncll. London. Reso'uis. I.v,rjool. = 80
ban' Bremen; iricdfioh, do; Dsrl "eh'i'r, Ionncn.
BAEK Ellen Yofriaon. acCaty. from Barhsdo''.
BRIG E4I.. Iiryan. , H. Crt,s :, John. \ u:
Zero, Co, BI'; E,lo Hs',r1; south. BHi' I"mhT"h
srHoOSEE- Ny as. t'hiAdephin ior H,w'on'
delrhIo fo ,sva,nrc: ttnr - Thomas, f'i7a
bethpIrt. .TC Ennr'r. phii,lephs iof Providst Peg
Tobh i. -do.t for llo.'1'. Corf.sia. Enldout ~
Lynn. Dr, an So. Rondo1t Z BOs'out Psftridg',
s'ra.shn's to- BORON. u " Rtid'in. Eondolt iof
Gnndo1, mr H. sot j tozirt. Port Even tnt Dirhion
Dti, X D. dou' tor Bostun. i,sutie, do do; pavusr,
r. Irrn fof N9r.icl. Florence. Rondoui 'oi Sorvioh
BELOW one Nip uusno-n
The sun., 1863-11-03
ruJRs.

ATTTSTrON LADIES THE OLD ES-
{1iabli,hed New York Fur Manufacturing Co, De.
p,t g. Chatham ~. opposite Crooks vi tie N irble
Hotel. M. die Of ~" BLOCK, be ~een Parl and Duane
streets Nos i IN" time 10 oar siits. fof sbouf
half 'he u.usl prce. Our s'ock I. lrfs, ~e stle~sd.
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