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FINE GUNS!

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Received direct from the celebrated maker ALExAS.
pE" HENRY, Ediuburg Length of barrels 2s ard 30
Inches with "A and Is gauge
Iemen fond Of the healthy recreation Of FIELD
Srohls VINO Ike to "see 'em go," and want truly
ABOUT ONE HAZE
the present cost Of Importation are invited to call and
examine for themselves at
Ie3 diff BoYDEN's EXCHANGE OFFICE.
g A We YOUR NEYI
DON'T PAY ONE DOLLAR
For small bottle Of HAIR DYE, when you can get
bottle Ave times as large, of better Dye for the
money.
WiLB0R's MONITOR HAIR DYE
L superscdng all Others Il requires no preparation,
does not smut or WASH on will not soil the finest linen
One application will last until the hair grows out when
L can be applied at the roots without more trouble than
common hair oil.
u is toarrdafed not 10 mjure me Hair or Skin
Manufactured only by ALEX Il. WILBOR, Chemist,
No. 1855 Court street, Boston.
For sale In Worcester, by M. B. GREEN, cor Main
and Elm street. d3m.Ewdm m22
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-06-16

4tns FOR SALE.-Ihe House owned by REV.
asAs GEORGE BUsHSELL situated just east OF the Com
mon, between the First Baust and Salem ST. Churches
is offered at private sale.
This il If the desirable residences in the city
being centrally located from its peculiar situa
ton. from the rise and dust the crowded street.
Tho lot contains 5000 feet of lnnd House in good re-
pair, containing nine and bathing room II has
gas hard aud SIT water also, in the cellar.
Fart of the purchase money can remain mortgage.
desired.
For particulars enquire of u. II FAMES,
ml3 DIFF Corner of Main and Front streets.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-06-17

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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-06-17

eI thess iafiraal fanatics and Aso'
asieessas susT get the poa0er Ia thsfs
h&aas, tAsy susll Override the Consssst-
ton, s&t the ssprsrns Court AZ defiance.
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the cesssry and desugs Ii ssith blood. -.
DAKrKE WgBsrxs. ..-.
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k The fsas saa 30 loagsr bs dis
guised that many of ths Republican Sem
asoss desire war and disRaians andsE pre-
taxa 81 saElng shs Uaions They wish ic
get rid Of the Seuthesn States, Ia ordeg
% hsys . majority Ia she Sssass 10 con-
srm Iha appointments, and many Of them
think shey can bold permanens Rspab.
lican majority iashs Northern States, bui
GOT in ths wAols Union; for partisan rea-
sons they ere asxiens CO dissoiys the Dn-
ion, "a ID can be done wisheas hsldins
shem zespanslbla hsfore the people. 's--
Sssyasss A. Douglas ia ths u. s. Ssssse
Dsc. e., 1850. a9
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-06-17

q RTTA EAg! 81.
The following cpnfessica was made By
the Hoe. Mr.. pawss, ., Republican uaGa-
bsr of Cpgress from Massachusetts,, on
the 2ssh af ApEil, in ,whiah be sxposea
tue coxrupsaess of Lineoin's administFa-
ton = @
aTHE GENTLEMEN MUST REMEM-
BER THAT IN THE FIRST YEAR OF
A REPUBLICAN, ADMINISTRATION,
WHICH CAME NTo POWER UPON
PROFESSIONS OF REFORM AND BE
ITREECHAENT, THERE Is IsDUBITA-
BILE EVIDENCE ABROAD In THE
LAND THAT SOMEBODY HAS PLUM
DERED THE PUBLIC TREASURY
WELL NIGH IN THAT SINGLE. YEAR
AS MUCH AS TUE ENTIRE CURRENT
YEARLY EXPENSES OF THE GOV
RRNMRNT DURING THE ADAINls-
TRATI0N WHICH THE PEOPLE
HURLED FROM POWER BECAUSE
OF ITS CORRUPTION .a..s
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g.r seT HAVE No prJRposE. 4

@Y 81 HAVE NO PURPOSE, DT-
REoTLT on INDIRECTLY, TO IN
rERFERE WITH THE INSTITUTION
or SLAVERY IN THE STATES
WHERE III EXISTS. | BELIEVE
HAVE NO LAWFUL RIGHT TO DO
so, AND I HAVE NO INCLINATION
TO DO s0.n--Prsssdess Liatala IL.
hss Eaauqaraz address.
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THEN ON THIS

g@ q NEITHER THE PRESIDENT
NOR CONGRESS- can EMANofPATE
SLAVES ANY MORE THAN THEY
CAN GRANT BILLS OF DIVORCE. I"
--sEas GSU. Henry Dasstoz.
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LOOK ON THIS PICTURE.

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81 ORDER AND DECLARE THAT
ALI PERSONS HELD AS SLAVES
IN THE SAID DESIGNATED STATES
AND PARTS OF STATES ARE AND
HEREAFTER SHALL BE FREE."--
Liseosn's EsmGncpaiton Proclamation.
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whereof We have hereunso subscribed
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AaENpaKSrs TO TUE CONSTITUTIONS,
J. Art. /. Ceagress shall make no law
respactiag an establishment OF religion
or prohibiting the free exercise thereof
or abridging the freedom Of apeeeh. .,
Of the ppess OF the rigt1s ofsshe peopl,
peassably to sssesnbls, ssd TO pesitfoz
The Gogsrnment for redress Of gEievan-
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-11
NUMBER 100.
LATEST NEWS
BY TELEG RAPH.
"Wednesday, , O'Clock A. NJ.
CoNGREssIoNAL..s4vH CONGRESS.

WAsnINGToN, Feb. 10.
SENATE. Mr.. Collamer called up tho
bill re organizing tho Post Office Depart
mcnt, which passed.
Mr. Wilson, from the military commit
tee, reported bill TO authorize an in
crease OF MAJOR and Brigadier Generals
in the volunteer service.
Mr. Sumner presented petition from
coorcd citizens of n. j., protesting
against any appropriation for colonizlng.
Mr. Foster offered resolution, which
was adopted, requesting the President, If
net incompatible with the public inter
esis, to ay before the Senate any cores
pondenco which has taken place between
this government and France on the sub
lcct OF mediation, arbitration, or other
measures looking to the termination OF
the existing war.
The National Currency bill was then
taken mp.
Mr.. Sherman said the measure WAS
proposed at the last session, but met
with but little attention, since then 1t had
received most careful consideration from
persons IN all portions Of tho country
and especially from til" committee ofihc
House and Senate. We were now IN
condition when something must be
done to sustain tho finances Of the
country. We were in the midst of war,
and gold was at such high premium
that it WAS virtually driven out OF circn
latlon.
Mr.. sherman continued nt length. lie
said Congress, at its last session, finding
that the Government was without money,
authorized the issue OF Government notes,
but there were great objections TO the
continued and increased issues of this
paper money. One reason was on nc
count Of the facility for is excessive OK
pansion. lie said he thought he could
prove that IN time OF war, these local
banks, with Their paper lssues were mimi
cal 10 the conn,ry--a privilege 10
! issue this money in time Of suspension ot
specie payments, is tho same as a prlvll-
eye to com monoy--a privilege which IN
time OF war, especially, should only DO
exercised by the State itself and not by
any private corporation.
I Ilo, 5E.-lhe House resumed the con
sidcration Of the report Of the commit
tee on elections in favor of admitting
Mcssrs. Anders and Haas as representa-
t'yes. No question was taken
Mr. Fcsscndcn, by consent from the
committee on finance, reported back the
bill to prevent and punish fraud on the
revenue, with amendments. and he also
introduced bill to allow the I. >. ia
prosecute appeals aud wrlts Of error,
without gl'lng sccnrlty.
The Senate then resumed considera-
ton OF the currency bill, the question he
ing on Powcll's amendment, requiring
the banks TO keep specie IN their Vault
to the amount OF one quarter oi their CIR
culation. This was rejected by yeas IA
nays o.
Adjourned.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-11

company A, 3oth Iowa Infantry Geo Jockerby,
company {, Soth Iowa Infantry.
List of Iowa deceased soldiers who have
died in hospitals At st, Louis. Mo, from Jan
uary 2s,h. to February 9th. ls63-furnished
by Thos W. J. Long. (of lows.) office No. 2,
Lacleds block, olive street, ST. Louis. Mo.
Jan IS WIN Sptauger, Co q, 3tth infantry.
ga,trits W II Myers. Co II, 10th infantry, va
ilola couiiuens Jan ~ Ill l. iiland, Go A. 3ith,
infantry Jacob Castor, Co &. aith infantry. Jan
80 -iioury q shrsor, Go + aith infantry. cnromc
diaIrhoea. Jan 81 II w Rhodes. Go Il. seth in
fantry, puoumoi ia & Ileckthorn. Go G. 8ith In.
iantIy, dyscntery Wm Fainter, Go +, 5oth in
iautry Abraham hlnter 30lh infantry Saml
Moore, loth infantry John Allen. Go |. It'll In.
tantry. consumption Amos Tompk ms. To y, 9th
infantry. erysipelas ,has " Marten, Go II. .ai
infantry, puuamonia. Feb l. Il chard abbott,
serg't, Go A, ,Slstiniantfy, pneumonii &C koed.
cort1, CO h, 21h infantry. chtoaic dinrrhoea A
Carpenter, Go II, 30th infantry, typhoid fever /,
I : Bunce, . Il, ?.h inian'ty. iyrhotd fever Jan
w " Satchcl Co l., 2slh infantry. typhoid
fever. Fob x M Fans, G. /, a6th iuiantry,ty
ph hld lever John II DAVIS, Go u, 2ath infantry.
chrome t,ar,haca Peter Ag!er. 60 q, 29lh m
fantty. erysipelas Allen II Hall, Go A, Jith in
isntry, iIilamation OF the lungs Jas Barnes, Co
II. 2dth iuinniy, gun'hnt wound Eobt Is VII
cox, Col 2Jth infantry, typhoid iu,ar. lob i Il
Harrison kiloter, toC, 2ath infantry, typhoid 10
yer W II Mureh end. Go |. 2pih intantry, chrome
diarrhoea X ) " ellis, {, Ith luiantfy,gunshot
wound Fob 81 u AthoIn, scrg.i, Co II, 10th
infantry, gunshot wound l. Gilman, Go IA
3st ,nlanuy. chrome dia.ihoca John straw
hiuker, tot, 2ith infantry, consumption Feb
d I Finch, GO /, 18th iliantry, aouto dyscn-
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From Washington.
WAsnIsGroN, Feb. 10.

WARnINGToN, feb. 10.
A portion Of Col. Wilson's detective
corps seized lls cases of boots and shoes,
'"ansit across the .o"tomac from Leon
orlow, designated for the oou... "'
oood. and am, 'ogIcrs were sent to Wash
lngton, under guaru.
From what is sad here, ~ well inform.
cd circles, Capt. Wordcn's obJc,''.. IN pro-
cceding to Fort McAlIsicr with tho son
tauk, was not TO reduce that work, but
merely to test the effect Of the shot upon
the ,urrct Of his vessel and upon which
the rebel steel pointed shot had no IN
furious effect. Ills proceeding to that
quarter TO dcmolish the rebel work, etc,
was not specified in the original pro
gtamme.
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Late News BY Last Nights Mails.
Failure OF the Canal Bill.

The failure OF the Illinois ana Michi
gan Canal enlargement bill in the House
yesterday disposes Of the measure for the
session.
Mr. Arnold procured his reelection
on the score of assurances that he only
needed such an endorsement TO enable
him, beyond perad,enture, TO pass this
bill at the present session.
The result is as we anticipated
Whatever strength the bill might have
had under other circumstances, his pater-
nifty was fatal to it. No practical meas
ure could survive that incubus.
Millions for the purchase Of negroes
in Missouri, but not cent for the Gu
largement Of the Illinois Canal. SO we
GO Chicdgo Times.
ILLINOIS LEGIsLAruRE, SPRINGFIELD,
9th.-Ihc Senate is still without quo
rum, and the State is virtually in revou-
ton. An informal caucus was held to-
night, but nothing definite was agreed
upon. The Democrats Will not agree to
pass any appropriation bills, to postpone
consideration Of the peace resolutions, or
in blief, to adopt any proposition, unless
the seceders will return to their seats and
proceed III their legislative duties. They
will no doubt 90 back TO morrow, when
the appropriation bills and resolutions
and other measures will take their re
spective chances. do not think the
appropriations viii get through until at
least the resolutions are adopted.
1t is still very possible, not to say pro
bahc, that the Legislature will break up
In row.
A large number of new bills were in
troduced in the llonsc to day, and many
reported from committees, but none
passed. Tonight discussion on the
resolutions Of the Committee on Federal
Relations is in progress, which will be
resumed from night to night, until all
who wish to speak have delivered them
selves. The resolutions will PROBABLY be
voted upon by Thursday.
ClscISSArr Nsws, Feb. oth.-Gen.
Wright has definite intel l.igcnce that
Morgan has returned into y eniiessee from
Kentucky, owing. no dop bt, to the re
cent defeat of Forrest, O u the Cumber.
land River
Gen. Pope lef. here this morning for
his Department Of the Northwest, the
headquarters OF whir h are at Milwaukee.
The enemy have all disappeared from
Rosecrans' rear, an an important Fed
erai expedition is .on foot to the rear Of
the rebels.
Payinasters this week are busily en-
ployed IN paytn z off our troops in the
Department Of the Cumberland.
Greeley's letter in reply to Senator
Doolttle's att ack reached this city to-
dav, and creates much talk in political
circles. There is a growing disposition
among republicans 10 indorse Greeley's
policy of peace and separation, if the re
bellion is not put down by the first OF
June. Democrats are confident that the
entire abolition party and administration
will ultimately go in for separation. The
Democrats will steadily maintain the doc
trine of Union through peace and com
promise, and, if the republicans will not
take that, upon the N will rest the respon
bility Of separation.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-11
NpW ORI.rANs. in,

New ORLEANS, Jan. 80.
On the evening Of the 23d inst,
steamer rugged rs bark, with a ragged
appearance, came in sight of the South
west Pass. She had nothing above the
topmasts, and moved slowly by the Pass,
evidently watching for signals or effect
ing some. A number Of tho Pass pilots
are now under arrest for communicating
with a strange vessel some days since,
and it is supposed further attempts will
be made preparatory to a raid on the
river.
The schooner captured off Sabine
Pass by the rebels was the transport We
locity. At the time of the capture OF the
Morning Light aud Velocity, a dead calm
prevailed.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-11
THE MARKETS.
Davenport Market...-DaiIy Report.

OrfiGK or THE DrM. a NKwa,l
Iuorday Ivo., Feb. 10.
Below Ne riye to.daya quotations with the 10.
eoipts and ID pments Tor tho week
FLouR " holesale, 50 600t1.s0 III barrels and
50 OUut6 20 IN bags r.tail 80 t0Vl6 - in barIel-
and 81 i0o6 80 in baer. Shipments 200 Lhls.
WakAr-ln demand at .J0.6as for common
grades and .utMSllo for the best. Receipts
$500 bu Shipments 5000 bu.
BARLEY Nominal ut sl.l2. Receipts go bu.
Cons soc. Receipts 1868 bu. shipments
1900 bn.
0Ays -i5W5ac. Receipts S4sV bu.
iioos--- Dressed, s. iooailo. Receipts 500
head shipments 40 head.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-11
DISTRICT COURT.
HON. JOHN f. DILLON, Judge.
IRA. NJ. GiffoRp, Clerk.

Iu.sjay, Feb 10, 1863.
Court met at O'clock a. m
the court the whole day. The evidence war
closed alta late hour ia the afternoon The
openng argument wLs the fret effort Of our
new District Attorney, Lyman A. Ellis, before
grand jlry Of scott county. lie fully eos.
tanned the reputation that preceded him. as an
able lawyer and public prosecutor.
Court adjourned till Tomorrow morning ct
8 clock
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-11
key West News.

New York, Feb. 10.
Advice from Key West Of the 4th
state that Col. Morgan, Of the Goth New
York regiment, had arrived at Apalach-
icola.
Adyjccs state that rebel raid was
expected there soon, as it was reported
that the rebels had iron clads ready.
Some fifteen vessels have been con-
demned at Key West - blockade run
aeys.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-11

WooD continues up in price 10 5000
per cord but frds rather slow sale. !. will
c ONE down several pegs before the txpir alton
of ten days or we are much mistaken.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-11

a GENTS. Suffers, NEWS DEALERS
"A Psidlers, attention. We have the larEes' s
stock Of stationary packages. u different styles
Wsr Maps, songsters, Ink, Tao tics, TO-, aud st
shs iavest pgiess in the West. sddress
CLARKE & CO.,
Iudianapolis, Ind, os Springfield III.
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-11

PoLrcE MArrxRs.-Yokum Loge had
a big NUS with John Smith and A. W. Smith
and entered complaint for assaul. before
Justice Blood The evidence satisfied the
Justice that Loge had been badly abused, in
money value about $50. which smoun. was
assessed against the Smths-s2o to one
and $40 to the other Yokum Rohlk also com
plsined against A. W. Smith for violating the
City Ordinances. Smith appeared before
Justice Whesler, who compelled bin to ante
1880. Henry Rohlk thinking Smith bully
pay had him brought up on similar charge
and had IS 90 more sweat out Of him.
This nj ade Smith mad. rather and he lodged
an information against Henry Rohlk for ss-
ssult and battery. After examining two
witnesses the case was postponed until Fri
day. to enable the prosecution TO obtain more
testimony. From what We heard. We judge
Rehlk will miss about twenty dollars from
bio pocket when hs comes y ssttls up.
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Tuesday morning, Feb. 10. WILLIAM LIND
SAY son OF WILLIAM ana ANN MANIA bryan,
aged year,.
Fanerai from tho residence of W X. Lindsay
corner Of llairison and l2th streets, on Nednos-
day afternoon at z O'Clock.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-11

sTNpERE ARE MISSING FROM TUE CiIi
4 Engineers ofhce two be .oks. ono OF Expendi-
tu,es and the other of Contracts. Any person
havi * them in their posses zion will confer great
favor by leaving them at he ofios Of the undef-
II. LAMBACH,
a.oA,s CITY Engine~r.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-11

TIE weather assumed spring like
aspect again yesterday. These rapid changes
are aryt thing tut conducive Of health.