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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-14
DEAERTEKy!

TIE FOLLOWING NAMED SOLDIERS,
l enlisted for Ola Regiments, have deserted
from Camp Mcclellan, Davenport. low-:.
,HskLeS COTTON, born IN Tcncwcc county
Michigan, % years old, "a m,chinisi, efiist,d NOs.
25th, 81, at i,.venI OFT, by Cap v IN farssii, III
three years. Gray eyes. xuburn hair. Il rid CON-
rlcs On, B fl Ia inches 10 lei. ht. -ics.ried on
>uoda, the 2!.t day OF december 1862.
ALERT iEt PIE. born in Mc,irnIy county
iIl'nois, 20 yeas old, occupa ION a f,rmcr. enlist
cd Nov. rs. h, Is ?. III Davenport, by ,spt wm
Purse II Tor three y. mrs. iilus eyes. br, ~n hair,
tof,d compi, xion. 5 f. 81 inch.s high. deserted
"a Sunda,, the ai-t Il ,leeembcr. 1852.
ALBERi PRINCE, born 10 Frcderick county
Maryland 81 year. aid I. rmcr by oscu, alton. Gu.
William 3eiknay. for 3 years; has grey eyes.
~ va hair, lair Com Ilex. q. s feet 5 inches high
for the I5ta lnf.n,ry.
j.. L. BKADkN, born in Decstur county. Indi-
ana. aged rs yes,s, by occupation . fsrmer. 90
lated nj davenport, i-ws, eusust Ii, has hts,i
eyes. blsnk HAIR and dark conpisxiJn, height 8
Get 10 II oles.
WILLIAM Is JONES. born in Oru 20 county,
New FORK, aged ~ years BY occupation \ car
psnter, enlisl.d in 10, y City. Iowa, July 81. la,
tisck e,es, sanoy hair aud DARK CO npiexivu,
height 5 Tee 5 ..abes.
JOHN h0OGaIEN. born In Har1in county.
Ohio, agod ~ year, by oecnpst'on . farmer en-
listed 9. DsseLtos,. Lows. =. pte Sne, ~, his grey
eyes. light hair and light 90 ip'ex- on, i.eigLlb
feet ~ inches.
Al oLc apprshsn ling any one Ct all Of s.id
will be psid ali ressvn sbls cost VI irsns-
portAfioD and subsi.ience, togs her with = reward
81 i've dollar. whsp said des. rtcra are returned 10
The Com pending Ufieer Of Csmp u ,ti.lisp.
c.p..is ID fhSws Iss.s,s,, ;onm.sdins Conn
AsOlalias, 0Avslpat Dsss ~. lseS. ew
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-14
New HAMPSHIRE DESOcRACY.

Returns. 80 far from the Granite State,
indicate a severe contest 10 the guberna'
torial election, aud cacoura .ing demo
cratic gains, as usual. There were two
d.mocra,ic tickets running aga'ns. Tic
republican. This titman ticket has had
the effect TO elect a republican Govern
or, no, Ivy the people for the day ~hc"
the eharcoale can do tina. 10 Now lamp.
shire has gone ty-but by the council.
THIS is The result Of no. standing up to
the rack sad chewing democratic TOD
der. II is to be hoped that the faction
i.ts arc satisfied. They have tsken "
true ,e Of their strength, and know
lust whs: their inf renee j.. Let tie
democracy Of Iowa take warning fro"
this. aud place them elves shoulder TO
shoulder upou tic true d, moc'ati; pls,
form. ia the Congressional ticket, u
pleases Us 10 notice that tho democracy
have made n point in the election o.
Dlni.l Macy from The st Distrc Ct. Tue
last Congress contaiucl three repupli
can reprea natives from that State
Under the new appointment there hat
been no change IN tie number, ctn'c
quen,ly the election Of Marcy il a clcal
democrat, gain, which leaves the re
publicans but tao members in tic 3stl
Congress. lbis IS stride torwarl II
the great political revolution that is 70
gong on in the Northern States, a
{ " moro results OF the same kind wi
pat n III ,rongh democratic complexion
upon the incoming Congress.
Again VIC say, let tic democracy o
Iowa learn q useful lesson { om the ,ur'
of tue c~'e.lion in New Ilampshirc.-
co tsolilalion d face is iadsrcnsitl'
- sacccss, while the lnpolilic and anti
democratic coGrtc Of running more thar
one ii K I en- the ssme t'dc is almcs
ALWAYS %ruiaous. Tue democracy II iwa
have Al almost clear track before them
I'll, onsh organ z.tion, AID n cons,lI
aa,i n Of saif' ages upon the same mar,
vii he almost ccf,a y 10 6iing success
1t is worth working for, and lie work
c,nro. be commenced a moment too 500
or be pursued with too carocst a .p'I;,.
Let ever, town in tho State settle into
the WORK of democratic organ z tlon.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-14
From tho Tribune

With reference 10 the question II the
employment OF tie baek-, the seriors
nisiaec q Ger. tanks was a.d i. ,!a,
ne con !l,rs the govcrtmcat al plan.
,ers 10 be the only Interested puiles.
The matter c.id,n,iy ne in l,s mind
Substantially IN this ~ay: 'll,rc ar.
pia, t,ons wanting dor, ard q vern-
meat that does MOI wnui 10 be burdened
or bo,heicl with ,eyrocf. The negroc,,
o he suic, are free, but then they have
Giends. TLcy must work IN sou c way,
hey are incapable to take caro- oil Il EN-
selves, and the best p.acl,cal solution
II re diff u'ty il i,r the G1veInn cnt
% comp tbcm TO r,turn To their ma
tn, sccu ethem 'ow wages, aud trust to
he interest OF tae plan.ers lot ~ abuse
,'icm ANY more than is necessary to
n he them work. SO tic Govtrnment
all toe r lu.yed from a burden arr 4 nc.
spons'b hiy, the p'sn,trs W | be oonc,l-
lied, co't,n a:d sugar and corn w.tl
ct planted, AID the negtoes-@ell, the
s. said ahont them the better. No
BODY icaly ca,es ior negroes"
CIR. Bs KS accordingly appoints a
S'ques'r.ton Ccmnlttc the con mittct
n-Ae = bargain WITH III plsntcts al i
he negroes ave nothing 10 do but ac
lniescc ~ The arrange nc I. The planter
Gets hs labciior onif Al price, and Tia.
government get, rid q a Troublesome
l~neAilon -only undertaking by way o
,'eiiorming lie share oil tic Contract 10 Ga
'oicc "conttunnu. an ! faithful seni.c, Tee
%iecsin! depormeni, coIIec, Il sci,.liue
nd perfect sutoralnsiion OF tic part q
tie negroes In other words, IL e mira.
sulhcrrics oithc LEI ar;m,nt of The
Unif, who were charged ~ the GOV,
eminent 10 '~'rccogniZc and mai, tam
he freedom oi tie { M cipatcd bis, X,
aare zone into NE Hess II ST re drio
t".J on tie LrgeSt possible scoie. aud o..
c.giccrs nho tosnt dorm 10 Louisiana
from tie free soil II Netc Eosi,na D. d
Aev Ioy1, 10 suppress "a Hsbeh;oa 0,
Shareholders. arr ma ie oct,s ers ~
plantations ahieh tie G'oreyn menu stock.
ctfh &c c!astared Macax.
l'Tc,ty truthful, loo-ani scusib'e,
sls's in 70 converting tie hack, back
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-14
COLORED SOLDIERS.

The parties engaged in recruiting nc
gro soliicts IN tie tree States are hay
Iug a hard time OF it. jim Lane sta ted
ia Ills bushes, 10 km,as, several
months age, expecting TO iaisc three
Regiments Ia q very short lime; but,
with Nil the III umIDing AID officiating,
IN V ore regiment las got under way
The last / .a,caworth Coaseir tee say:
Il HE rec,inent is not iall, aud II may be
some months be ore Il viii be cniii.cI to
n Co'on.l." Similar, or even greater
disappointment has been .xpe.ieuoed III
kaoaa islatd, Massachus tt., und otht,
Sites wheie the ltisl has Ueea made
wAis. They don. wan,io fight. They
ap9,c.laic the conI o.ticcs vi then
ilcad', the Ab,Inionisis. IN wing 10
gc, them on tie balllc field, but the,
would much prefer 10 remain III home
NJ ssouri Republican,.
What a ri y, 10 bo sure, that these
poor benigtted Ai'icans will no, COME
forth and let the abo!itioniss stay al
home. How n grateful! f,r al their CT
forts in securing tic PRONUNCIATION of III,
Pr, sms'i,n oil Z Emancipation. THIS i,
but : poor tetnin :os such sn immcnsr
eff It. Sid Greeley, but a few dayr
before The Proclamation was isscol:
NE roes. by the thousand. Can at
nycn Ia. pt.tgf.t IN SPnut ,y,g rnnl Il n
chop. AMI team Tor the Uni.n cause, am
10 fight tor u, ais Il We c-ooso. Tue,
vii. ask 10 bounty they Will MOI fl &,
TO Csasda 10 .saape tie draft, ilr,
viii weit for Their pay 5, hat dies may
ic led AID armel and set L. wo,k to-
The berat,on oil their brc,hrcp. On,
laa bed ii,ou.and OF them c,n at QUO,
lc enlisted aud u~.efully employ l. An
We cannot doubt that tea ia X ,cgi-
nents, With aims AMI accoutrcmenis H.
tacaiy or Thirty mare won'd exci,,
III re alarm among The rebels, of an
cotton or sugar grown. section, lha.
twice As mary Willie tn.s."
Imagine how the lofty imagiuiags O
the Immortal Gfcolcy must bc dashed I;
earth by the actual development q
facts. The Tree negroes don't care
snap aboa. tho fiocIem Of their Lieih.
IeD. ifihey exc cut a precar.ons ly
in Themselves, what do they care abou
proclamation Why should The.
s.aIld rs food ior powder IN leu OF whil
men. They care as little ADOPT it o, d,
TIE slaves at the Sou Il to-day. Tn
Proclamation has no charms for the
ears. Thcy prefer TO stay where The,
sser. jsst fsbere the Ab'shamic deere,
6sds den.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-14
nch 7-iw

To J. Castor, Iii .dleson 4 I.y on, J Mus.elmnn.
Mary Ds,ly, Th.m,s sAr~ooi, James Dsiz II
snd Anus Pierce:
Won are hereby notified, in accordance with y
direction Il the City CvuG,il Of the City "i
given q, the Regular meeting OF ssid
Council, March ar, lsf3, IL the Undersigned City
Marshal OF sid CITY. that you are req air. i To
lay. or causo TO DO laid, y side walk, = feet ia
with, IN the south S De OF Loo st Street, from
tmrnam Street wet TO Brady -,ree,, ia The City
Ut Davenport, and Il sad sidewalk is uat laid
With, n the week from this d G The Same VII. be
laid ut our cvst and expense.
II. H. ONARD,
Marshal OF the City Vi Davenport.
March III, 1868.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-14

To Henry Miller

1lIs You are hereby Motif ID, in accordance
- with = direction II III. Council 81 the Cry
at iIav mort. given AZ tho regular mret,n; 81
said Council. March Alb, 1853 tu the un ,cis'gn-
o.. City Mafshal VI sal I, city. within twenty days
alter QUO weeks jub .icatiun ut th,s %tntice, 10
wit: Within ~ nty day from the i6,b day uf
Ma ch, 1888. TO I'll up the west o. tect VI L. I d
Ia Blocs 3 Ia the city Of Davenport, so that I, ui
and stagLant ~ases viii MT 70 raj on said lot
Ii sx,d lot - not 50 allsl by yau within the tIms
herein limited, the same will be done Ut y.u",x-
pensr, IN, udiug costs. togotner With % per co At.
pen ,I,y On the 'amo.
MARsn.i's ort.cE, City Of Davenport,
scott Co., Iowa, March 9Th. ieh3
h. L=ONAkD,
Marshal of the City OF D-venpoit.
nah I0-lv
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-14

LII PERSONS INDEBTED TO NE WILL
~ please ell nni settle their accOunts. and
those having work in my hands are respectfully
requested to call and get The SINE on or before
tn. LIST Of Apr.i. =, | p, siuvsly clio . my bu,i-
MSS IN that day.
ALFRED C. BILLION,
inch i3-d1wwlt N, 10 10 Clare Row.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-14
Msse fNegrs) Wanted.


From The Nee yotk Erprsssl
II ia a characteristic cf FAnsi,cism 30
,.hsr.cteristic that il has become hisior.
zeal = tie more yon surrender TO It the
the more IL demIndt. THU:
From the Tribune.
ARMikG KEGaoEs.
aMynheer priea,." queried a dubious
Du,chman, I'D yoa really believe that
The H-hre~ prophet Elisha made IRON
swim 2"
81 certainly do" va the quiet reply.
.Do YOU be 'ieve IN axe could noW be
made TO swim?'
Certainly, il he who attempted It
mad uudoubtirg fafih that God would 90
Illustrate his po~e,.'
ave ell, l hape TAI h-here coca!
Away went the AK. into the lake, and
lown il wen. to the bottom, ike . very
dense tone.
.7Heu-I kaer ii fconidnir ex
Q aircl The Dn,chman, chas'lucI 1t his
oily ard hisioss.
Ii the experiment Of arning blacks to
Il tht their ns,u al enemies. the lave
pold ne rebel, ic tried in this .p ri. u
; certain 10 hail. II it tc beige about
~ every reduction or annoyance-i
ncn ar. invited TO volun Ger u be ston-
d AID shot Tor their country as a mat
or Of exceeding condescens,on and Ia
yor TO them ii they are to have lnic
rior pay. privilege and c.nid r,tlon 10
,thcr solliers-'f they MIC loic~a,ned
that they can never vi, promotion or
,ommcuds.ion-if they are 10 bc cred,
.bnsed, kicked and stoned by other
Union .oldiers, FOR their presumption IN
attempting to seiye their conntry-wc
RESUME all ttey viii do IS Of small &C
ou,t. Sparisns would not volunteer
0 fight u d. f renee ot such 'od,grit'cs.
4 y = = =
1.-the blacks are t. do any good in OIL
present contest, they must be organ 2 q
and lei y , fiji .rs who believe ~ them
Gentlemen who can'i bear the .s,neli 81
an African (eaccpi whtn handing plato
over said scn,l meas shon!de wi
ncver get any good cut OF them. AZ Z
%,eueral rule, every officer in a b5acl
rg mcn, sho.li. IN the titt pace, be
true man ,cxt, he should be ~ VII,
rea,s every human heins according Il
ais essential worth, reg aides of his col
Or and iln't begin 10 do this after
nc ,hoaght Of bee 'mirg an officer o
blacks. q ven tie right men M {. flcef.
under n system which treats ever, man
according 10 las meiil'. and black sol
licrs W Il prove most ,fftr i.e combat
.n's of The s,aveho'de,s' uoeiiJn.
Hero, tie Tribune is insisting that ne
gro slaves be m de %oilieers. and 10 Oh {
par with o her white officers, In be "A
ut, d and bowed to Y them, Il. dc.
What is icmar kabic IA Ia : 1, that snci
/. dcmaud for equal IS OF ,cs,oes anc
.bilcs, in the ARM, ehould come from
!. ncwfpap4r publisher nnd lev ral o
editor, WHO coGiI not, and would not II
he could, keep a black in bis I iilcc, save
hose 10 do the low and mental du'ns
Tho ,oltler, however, i, urged ty this
editor ITO conquer p,jndiccs' the editor
himself will ty no mcans cCnqncr!
Bat why 81 iol! w out tie Tribune
programme? We are Of those who now
tbl"k g ,od will come by exp, rimenllng
~,,!, TIC pvgr, f"naticism TO lie bitter
end.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-14

light ACRES OT LAND SITUATED TWO
L. aud a hsli miles from the q. ut House. nsv-
export, Iosa Sail iaai is well improved, hav-
ing y COED House. Ba D.. , i.terns Nd sli conve-
Liruc,s p rtaining to comfort. There are Fruit
iI.es OF Every variety, Old enouga 10 bssr this
wear. Also "a acre Gfspes four yssr' old. staked
AM 10 & 20 o.aer Apparatus beds, Strawberries.
Cu,rant., Lawton u ackberr es, kasptsiri.s
Shru bbery. ana 10 IA i ,vr.yih NJ csieuls'ea to
make Tho plac not ouly d,s,ra ole out a pr fila 10
residence. he abov- will b, ex bal g 81 Tor city
urotsriy Y, AMI ,ome cash p,id IL n.ress, y. IL
q me d: JNO. %. II AkktS,
10 I la re- House.
rch 7.Iw q ". Ia kR! SOY.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-14

DElNG COMPELLED TO CLOSE OUT MY
- pre- snt business ~ the lss Of pr,l. ] nov
ofer I'll my g.ois, materials, fixtures. a., It
prime cast. J.w sle.s. watch makc rs and tie pub
nc ~iIi do well L. call ut
> g.. BILLIONS,
NJ 10 Le Claire Row.
Also, the stoYe ] nov oclu y TO rent on the LIST
Of Apni. inch '3-dlw
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-14
NOT PLEASED WIN GEN. BANKS.

Nor is the "T,ihune' editor better
pleased with GencraI Buks' Mst ag,-
lncnl of nls negroes III the Louisiana
ncrartmcn', than Si'h Corgicss FOR not
offering, ami in high rolt,,ns. The
X. ,ap,yius OF companies, as we
understand The law, blacks nj now
be
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-14

A dispatch from Toronto today al
lude- TO the arrival Of parties there from
his sl1e llc,ing from the draft under the
federal constIiption Law.
Accord NJ to the Detr,i. PAT -s there
IS n pe,iec, rush at W.pds,r, on tho or
posiic $ d, Of the river. The 7riIane's
r,porl,r crossed over aud found
We stepped int, a pubic house,
where, We should judge, ihe'c we're a,
teas, forty persons nnddled into q email
room, sll If whom, an old resident Of
y n .sor informed ns, were "ekedadJl,rs
from the other II i."- able. 0 liz d, heal
III, looking men,mo.t OF then Americans
by birth, who had got safely bey"' d the
Sn r.H and Daft Commissioner, ard
were con!'stulAting iLcm,.lyes upon
their happy escape. We hope some
,lfo.t gill Le made BY the people oft.e
respective counties IN Michigan from
wlich these refugees have escoped, to
obtain their hsm:s, aid then brand
'tem With the '"tamy which tc'ougs t.
dese,Ic,s aud uaiiur
lJsit,og under the calls Of last sum
mer "a. been proceed ng in Michigan
Ter fon he time, and it il likel, that the
Windsor ekeda ldIcrs are refugees from
the States claim 10 service rather than
from fear Of the new federal law.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-14

MKAs MAs.-The Utica Telegraph
mas "'''ed up u man IN ti.st city 50 ,ucan
that he has lake" 10 biting the Goes Of
iis fingers 10 save the auoant II he
oOW tax On cAt-natls.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-14
HrirNle School.

A SELECrpRiv ATE SCHOOL FOR MISSES
y aid Chill iren " II be oponel Mon lay, " .roh
10 b. in the basement ruoms of 81. Luke's
by Mss lsABslIk H.Nsof.
ln.iiu tens ~ill be given IN The English
Br II ches snd Sewing. 1.rGs, three dolla,s for
tweise weeks. inch y-ItW
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-14
OMiOM seed.

7 AN NOW PREPARED TO FCRNI III THE
i public with fresh Onioa s I'd All who are ia
VI u good article .ill T. va-e give me a csll
A. JUnDAN,
feb % d.ln No. y V est second RI.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-14

4 BUFFALO ROBE With THE NAME OF
- b. ii Lowkk painted in three place. upon IL
Lost bet wesn The i.silr Iad bridge sni the upper
por, ion OF East davenport. A liberal reward " u
40 paid 10 any person leaving the s.ms ~ Benton
4 rroWn's livery stable.
inch 3-I2t u. IL. LOWfR.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-14
NEW ADV'T'S.


THE rWO STORY DWELLING Nous E I
low occupy. on BRADY, between 10 h ant
IL h street, and ii not sold BY the LIST vi April
will hen b. lof rent. C-li at
ALfREp C.. BILLIONS,
inch 1s.dlw NJ. 10 Le Claire X ".
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-14
FILL Ur THE OLD hEclAEvrs.

The call for zoo. V0 voluntosrs has been nobly
responded To BY TIE c~itiaens Of hi. State, and
our quota Is full. Bss the did regiments srs no.
forw I'd quicSly, especially il they would have
the bounty.
Volunteers arc rs,e'vsd q Camp Mcclellan. uni.
forms,. provid d with 6rst rate quarters. 10. The
advaursgs VI volunteering for the oil regiments
- s,psrsnt. The t'onmlssssy ssd Quarter 10 s,sr's
nepAit.snss ars s~hosoags,y syste1aussd end The
- ~ veil takss eAssSs. ~sspl-dltWS
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-14
DEMOCRATIC sra CONVENTION

DEMOCRATIC ST ATE CONVENTION
The OsuossAey Of the State d love are re-
,sssted to sssd do egatss 70 q Stats Cosssnties
hereby called. to be held % the Cspitsl In the
e,ev.of DssNoipes, on Wednesday, Tue soTH
DAY OF NAY Next, AT ls O'CLOCK n, Tor
the purpose Of nominstine cen iidstss for Gev-
ernos, Lieut.. Governor. and Judge Of supreme
Court, to be =. exported At the sosuing October
election. and Of THANKSGIVING sush other business
rs m y be isemed necessary.
The basis Of Coanty Representation viii bs one
delegate for eveV ons hundred v,tes cast for
Richard H.. sylvester. Secretary Of Sta:s. and one
for every fraction over fifty.
The Democrac, Of tue several counties 10 tha
State are requested TO SEQ that the necessary steps
ase taxi ia their respective counties to insurs
their full rsprcson' alton At the State Convention.
ry order CT the Democratic State Central Coz.
ui:tee.
] n. ELLwOOD, Chairman.
j G.. TURg. Recretsyy.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-14

WEsr PolN1 Loyalty Said q dis
- gaisicd I, Congressman the other day,
'hai it rot been Tor West Point there
would hare been no rc.,ll on Let n.
SEE about West Point. The New Yo,k
Historical M,gaziac Of J|arua,y, 1868
Gays:
Io;al graduates in tn a'm-, ls60-l.... So
NatrafsN g AIUAIEs, y sLcyAL. lsc0-l.
syn pItblz =. with secvs sion ....
S'uh.fh graduates Ie Inihed lUya',
iisioi l. GaADr Aris Rss IGxED. krc A., 1901.
" rtheiners . ~
southcfntIs -.... .............. ...Is IpT
Loy"i frtius es who r.n .iaej IN aftns for
tue l iluh 81
THIS IS q sniii :.ent answer TO the ass,r
tons # the RADICALS who IRE 10 i,nd in
their abuse of West poi.t and i,s
graduates.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-14
ROCK ISLAND, ILLINOIS.

II wishing to purchase u good Machine are in
v ted 10 ex .uip, hi, before pure asiog el,e-
where. Warranted one year. VT, proper usage.
PsIcE, sc. -ngnMKR IS, B .srtR o. rxrRA.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-14

J G. TuRK. Recretsyy.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1863-07-14
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

EPIToME OF BUSINESS AND PERSONAL INTEL
LIGEEcE.-Ferdinand Janvier of Pencader Hun
dred, while engaged, Monday week, in assisting
his brother to cut his wheat was thrown from
one of the horses which had taken fright, and,
falling before the renpng machine, was rerious
ly injured about his body, and had one OF his
legs dreadfully acerated.
The following wounded officers belonging to
the First Delaware Regiment, are in the U. S.
General Hospital, Vests Buildings, Baltimore
Captain VIM. Y. Swiggett, F, left hip; Capt.
William I. Smith, right leg lst Lieut. C. s.
Schaeiier, back.
Mr. A Richardson, butcher of this city, while
pursuing his avocation last Seek, split open the
end Of one of bis fingers in consequence of the
knife slipping that he was using, causing the
blood to flow profusey
/ At stated meeting of the City Council held
on Ihursday evening last q resolution was adopt
/ ed asking the Commander at Fort Delaware to
grant furloughs to Joseph NJ Pussy and Aquila
Pritchard, so that they may return ONE and
give their attention to the erection of city re-
syo'r Nc, otherwise the work will have to be
abandoned for the present season.
WouSpEp soLDIERs.-A large train Of wound
ed soldiers arrived in this city, on Thursda,
evening last, Gu route for Philadelphia. Although
no public notice was given of the fact, our noble
hearted citzons were at the depot iu large num-
beIs, with baskets filled with yictuals, pots O
coffee, bottles Of wine, and other delicaces witt
which the volunteers were plenufuly sun
Piled. After partaking of a COLLATION. The mel
went on their way, well. pleased with the kin
reception given them by the people Of Whining
ton,
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1863-07-14

The U. $. steam gunboat Augusta, arrived
at New Castle, on Friday last, from Port
Royal, $. e., having OH board Admiral S.
f. Dupont, and staff He has been relieved
of his command of the South Atlantic
Blockading feet, and Admiral Dahlgren
has been selected in his stead Admiral
Dupont has been in active service since the
breaking out of the war in Southern waters,
and his brilliant achievements at Port
Royal have done much to add lustre TO the
renown of the American navy. He has
also labored zealousy and with much success
to prevent sympathizers with the traitors in
Europe from sending succor to the rebels
of the South Under his management d
large number of vessels freighted with arms,
ammunition and other articles for the
/ traitors, which would have had seri Gus
effect in prolongng the war have been cap.
tured. in the name of the loyal men o.
Delaware, We welcome him We presume
however, that a that u naval commander oil
such acknowledged ability will not be per-
mitted by the government to remain long
out Of active service. He repaired to hi.
beautiful residence on the Brandywine i'm.
mediately