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Wfatcr Sailed Sat Dem ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
fol eenbsn @efsbl 3ufcmmen InTen:
v9termit wtrO t~efoblsn, IOfOrt mad en-
pfang U~ffJteIfr ober onosrer autbenti1her
9ertNte Ger 6tnriGtung Der @1pttdne Can,
per unb 8lppn, ben %. 81. See unO ben
auSersp 8tbs0snolf,isr iOfCrt gu bdnoen unC
Iobert SalD, Geo. BON iolGem 8Or9eten 3u
6enaGrtntt9en uno tbm funo Su tbun, baB bic
Reeterung Der 8er. @tGatet tsre 6tnlithe
torbarilGe GsrIebunS Der &riessssGsBs ctptIts
frter WattCnen raAen miro.
Der Star" bat DerlG6lthe NdGrtmt, raB
Sse'S @tmee f6 td8lt6 ou.d DsftrttCnfu pers
rin9e=t uno fie anlangsnpsn Comic ibirten
tpeOer an 3abl nod @eibtbsit ttrc 9ade aus.
filen fSanen. Sn fsiner friberen 0ertOoe Oes
Srisess Seieteu pie GoIpaten Der 8ebsuenars
NEE etne lOlde Neisuns gum Dlpcullufen.
Die S4aateu, wslGs ta9lid bier antommep,
er30blen o(e Dtslelbe @elGtAte caB nur trs.
ntse, I'M Gsrslet@ gu ben sabuotn @Ulpnnen,
F6 bierber WsnOtn, nab saD Die meiiten nod
Sauie 3nrGdfetrsn. Die CARA, NstslsnorW;e
In Brighten Ihetnt rem 0slable nact;usebsr,
oN SaWs pEC Jupeu1pu it VeIicFtN uup tW
@noe.
0ie National GGnfen.
DaGbtngtpu, 20. 2usnlt D1e@slts.
cine uottunoIe Ghsipemhn,e einjufGbren, tes
fuat Die Niuenpuns Der Mattpnal . SaRts
@e1el haften, psISe beussmGB errtdtst Wurs
BEN oils Depoftarten Der 8tnEsnfsusr. Oa
aber ful&e InwsnouH9 cine c~sm9em6Be 0as3.
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III Ger T%tnanSmtn'aer 5u otm &ntltIuNs sss
BON ben NattVaolbanssn, ip,Ihe lcIde
gu betreiben wiinI6en, fir rae
jShnsant Ter Der. Staotsn ls6sprC;enttss
Shstne III Serlansen, 3u rem Setrase UCn
ITO Dec Stammcapttals uno be SIrsInalt
Der DtnctOrea nno anOsrer au etnsm Setraee,
Dem GtammraptnI sIst&fCmHh ale
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Ser sanheI NIT sem @nSweaeu.

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Der @pscialtnfpst'Or pes 6tnon,mini1eyium8
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Mad elmer Beratbune NIT Mintfter G6a|e
ruroe bel6loGsn, 3sii9smdbe 8erOrtuunesu
tber ben lIDwsaltGen 5ancsl 81 srioGen.
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Die MISUNDERSTANDING TIT Worb= ga.
rpItrtG. =" ~ As8A

TDlt1IG.
Sin Iar9sr ge6nrntl6ter Wrtsfsl bes Naletab
pS%tanbarOA 9e9en SsferGpn DARTS unb fetne
fnttSeri@UDruen g~pisbgsIellen Iauft geaen=
porttg burA ALE 3sttuags1 unb mdGt uut 70
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5ttrnInf Der Staatsregteruug uuo Ger Nlafou.
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ueemen 0laubt. Ter MrtifsI rptrft ben EGb.
rern Der Rebe0iCn boz, baB Ge f@Dn 0tele
Sabre Dor benz RFteG Sie 3eraEruua Der
linton bsIGIUien unb f9 bann on's gBcrt ace
ma4t t6ttfn, fpIhe tInRlt@e 8efAwsrben Ter.
besSufubren, tDelAe Der Nuefi6runa i6rer
Y0rbeOaGten Bldne gum 0urtraub bienen
fpnnten. 3u Dem Gnoe batten le bic giomt.
nation BON Douglas pereitelt unb BITE beno.
trottlGe Ynrtet 9efprenet nao 70 bte GrpG6e
lung 2tncOln's 9sfGert, trelGe In GbarlsRon
nit orUBersrn Subel begriiBt wprbea 1si, ala
Islbf In 9etr gprt. I'm bann bas 0plf fGr
BITE SscslfCn gu geiptunen babe nian bemItlben
UerlprUGen:
- OHb ete Ss5sffUu ttus frtepft6e lsiu
p DaB, tosnn VtsrIeiGt bod Rrtea aus.
brs@e, oerIIte nar BON fuyssr Dnuer Gein
werDe, % Die yangeeS ntGt feGten tGnntea,
Sa Elm Siblanber 5 bts 100 NurblGnber
tObiPpen tonne, ba un6 GngIauD unb Ssranf.
rst4 iOfUrt nnertsnnen, hte Blpfabe onfkeben
n1O BEN SSnts @OttUn gu GGee faaen mir.
ben u. |. 10. .5}- ~
3 DAP R9 aue G~claSenaaoten. Deloipore
a~ns9sncmmen, Der CONFEDERATION anImlieseu
~rirOsn, eGB Die SclaSsreI In oue gertitprien
sin9sfabrt tperbsn 1cue. snJ
A DAP bic ueue gleaieruus cine blu6s
CONFEDERATION frster IuuSerainer Staaten.
fern BON benz WalGinstUner s entraIbe>
pUttSmuS fem fOle. aen ns-al aaa aa
. DAP bic ueue Ne8terune eiaen belern
Grettt, ais ir9enO cine auOere Der NseIt bobsn
merDe.
% DAP fe (tte 8a0nr, penn Der &rteo
e"odnre, ole fslbf tn be S@Iadt 3tttem un6
Port tpEtp listen gIutstrppfsn SsrIprBsn mir,
G~Efiaasa)
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GegegG@@bsieD s M0e3etcD4s&a,
@tri@tstsIQr Nsn g'sitiyspge .AOea,rs.
Son Der 8Otonar Wrmpr.

Na2 lpateFen 8ertGten BON 6auptquars
tier Der pctCnacarmee lit rueber sine @eranoes
rnng mod eth 3et6en einer b~alDtsen 8srdns
DerunS Der SteGuns Der Irase soresfalen.
Qae 8ertdte ftmmen bcffn iberetN, On6 bic
8sbeuentruppsn BET 6 lpepper bis ouf q. Q.
5ta'e Commando ubsesoBsn FAB, Qonaarsst
uno Gwsn mariAirten In lIDLsnsr 8i&tuug
al, wabrlneinliG ndm 5teoertdeturg.
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gan Der @nm6erlanb. Nrmee.

D1s Gol8enDe, tpelGes tntr etuer 9rtoat=
Gorrelponoen3 sntnebmen, mag etae Scee bon
Der Stelung Der Ntbeuen gsoen :ic19a i5su
Ser SstnD bat ben S%enneGesfuB bon 9ard
rtlou3 BITS Bridgeport bsltBt. Mhf e.terem
Pnnfte ftebt ibr reGter 8lussl, BET @6atanOC
ga oas Centrum nno BET Bridgeport tbr Infer
6liieel wUDwr& Die tpthtteen 9cfittpnep BON
&tess(anb NIB anberen Vunttem 90nT Der
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Der Mxtittl Sst0t punn, bnB bic ttttsras
Grfa9runs dIe 0teie VeripreGnngea 9assu
asaeaft tabe, unb baB benz Gipen ni6ts
abrts bleibe ols Srtebeu, batbtsenGrte-
bsn am i<eben.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-08-21

cod, bab Der pirOtse 81 s@UuOerneur Gtfen
TN eibbs @fdnsntfe etnsetttttrt lieet, unb,
am it'd aus Der Terlseenbett gu 8teben, lisen
Fe bte 8an5e @sI&iGte ob.
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0ermiftbte MadbrttDtem.

8u6anan unb Elm tnDaGtber
So1bot. 2ekten gam8tas fam Der aGte
Climber 8udonan auf Der Seimretle bon
bent 8atecrt 8ebfprb Gprings no4 Wbeat-
lamb bu1a 6arriSburg. @int9e 0Iinuten Dor
l69ans beS l3uSeS Iummelte itG cine @ruppe
I'M ben 8usen, pCrin 8uGanan lub, uuO
tetro@tete nit Reusier ben i4ulobelaoensn
.@retS, oelien 8ltde uul tit uuterlAweiften,
als Of er ft4 ideue, leinen Witbirsern aus
in Aug gu bs9esnen. Gin tnoalioer SOloat, Ger
einen Nrm p~erlorsn bate, trat ndber beran
uno brad in bsn leibeul4aftli@en Iu8ruf aus:
pOaS b1b i9 Dir gu perOanfen (Seinen
Stummel 5ei9eno) 0ber Der Geufel mtrb bic
Rednun9 quittt,en, peltn er Did bolt 10
Da 1Grilte bic locomotive, Der Bug beweBte
|lt@ uno balb mar 8uaauan, bsm Der 8or>
wurf bfs Dertitumelten Rriesers auf ben
blei&en Wan9eu brannte, ben 8(den ents
.IdlpInben rE 2e8 lao s45
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G:infauanna Der 9acpnn Ntirnfem.

BortlanD, 20. Aas. Die bepufnste
gaht Sparfle feqelte bsute Mtttas ben pUn
5Ort 0arren eutf Ioasneu ptrateg BEG 3aecay
mad.
SpGter.
Der Dnmpfer Nstp 8runsipid LIT 70 ebrn
onoFfommen @r iptaA ben 3o1futter 6. 6.
OObbine, pslder ote oret 9accnp Wtsaten BET
Der Jn1el Dbtabt %oefanaen bot.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-08-21

BerbreAen in Srtano. Der ltbte
OfTiteue BertAt bss SnlptctOrs Der @gf6ns-
ntne tn Srlanb 3st9t, bnB tn bteIem Sabre
~eintauIeab a6t6unoert uno aGtsebn 0ertre
DER ;nsbr lberIi6rt wurOen, als TIM Sabre
1861, tnbem 1926 @efanaeue tn Dtsl IN
5dBre gegen> rs, 448 TINT Sabre 1861 perur
tbeiIt wuroen. Ddbreno bic ustetfabrung
non petbtiAen @5fan9ensn fiji uur un 8
DrO3ent oerne6rtc, tpuGS Die BON mGnnItHen
@efaaeensn um II BtOysnt. Son ben mann
lt6sn Osfaneensu paren 22 nnO BON Den
petbltden @efdngensn 81 Dro;snt bereite
Dsaen onberer 8srgebsn bstraft. SIN Sabre
1861 murbsn 353 @tfnn8eae uaO TN Sabre
'62 595 8um 8cOs oO,r 81 3panseorbstt
Ustnttbsttt. Boa 6 gum IOpe 8erudbetlen
tpasDen 2 81 3pau9sarbett bc9noOigt. @twAS
ibsr Elm OrttteI Der 5u 3 pansearbstt 8rur
tbeilisn purDe ja bret Sabren nnO oaTuuter,
uno nur 3 ~ leteneldagIt9es 3ponsqarbett
OerurttstIt. Bier Ganftsl ldmmtl,fer Der"
urtbetIten UwrOeo nur mil tur3'n g. finenib
larafen beIeet. 70 baB G@ Der Cnrdf9attt fiE
iepei ouf nar II Gage unO 7 Stuapen be
ltsf. DIE beriAteoenen RtrA,n ~ltsfeytsn 5u
ofn Wsrugtbsiltsn iOlgenDe @pnttagente gro
tefanDen 1899 0rO3snt, Yrest9tertoner
2.61 Brcjent, 8Smti& 8at9Oltfsn SO 8
BtOjent unp anOere 81 @rO3sut. = Wlan
fest, Bag e5 ote Serrsn Sd6aper bribsn ettpa
chen 10 trst6su, ME Die bteIlgen.
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Dte StIoOeret mu6 aufbS<
8cn @aIbinstrn piro Der &c. q.
Eribune beri4tet, DaB co8 ieti9e Sabinet,
nit @tni4luB Serarbs, nidt baran henfe,
elm Sofa am / @mancipations Detret 5u an.
bern Ofit benz SrieSe mitHe audi bic urIa@e
Der @mpSruna aufhGren.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-02
NUMBER I4s.
From Cairo.

:, CAIRo. April l.
The steamer Nebraska arrived from
lonngs Point to-day. She brings por
ton Of the officers Of the ram Lancaster.
Fart of these officers came in yawl to
Old Levec, aud thinking they could reach
camp on dry land. scuttlod their boat. bu,
they were mistaken, and had to wade
and swim ono milc aud half. Several
wonld have persisted from cold and ex-
haustlon had not the 3oth came 10 their
assistance.
No one was killed on the Switzerland
Three negroes were scaIIcd, and the Sd
masters feet scalded
The Switzerland was slightly injured
but is probably repaired before this
time.
Two regiments Of infantry had been
sent down to occupy Warrington.
Tho batteries had been completely NJ
fenced.
Another immense coal barge had been
tloated past the batteries to farragut's
fleet
Nothing later from the lazoo Pa..
expedition.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-02
From Fort Monroe.

FoRr MONROE, March 81.
We learn from Yorktown to-day that
the rebel forces, 10000 strong, are in
front of Williamsburg, threatening an at
tack at any hour.
Col. Ludlow arrived from City Point
to-day, and reports that steamer will
be down tonight with load OF ex-
changed political citizens and war pris-
oncrs.
The Richmond Eraminer, of March
30th, has the following
'Gen. Van Dorm reports that Forrest
made successful visit to Brentwood with
his division He burnt the bridge, took
all the property and arms, and captured
500 prisoners, including 35 officers. lie
lost three killed and 80 wounded.
Signed BRAxToS BRAGG"
TULLAHoMA, March 81.
TO Gen. s. Cooper
Gorman's fight with the Fcdcrals was
at Wciton. On the 10th they advanced,
10 order to draw out our forces from Lib
erty, but they were compelled to fall
back to Murfreesboro.
There is skirmishing daily on the Shell
byyille pike.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-02
LATEST NEWS
BY TELEGRAPX.
Thursday, = O'Clock a. M.
From Philadelphia.
PHlLApLIp,IIA. April

inLApELrnA, April l.
special TO tho Cincinnati Bnllefi,,
says the news from Nlcksburg and vicin-
ity has an unfavorsbc appearance.
Dispatches received hero state that the
expedition through Stecs and Black
water Bayons into tho Upper Ya1oo is a
failure.
Admiral Porter succeeded in getting
through both bayous with the gunboats,
and proceeded % or 80 miles further,
when he encountered small force o,
rebels who SO annoyed him with sharp
shooters and distractions in the channc,,
that further progress was impossible
without tho co operation of Infantry.
which came up the next day.
The enemy had, in the meantime, put
trees into the stream, making it impsssa
bic. They annoyed the gunboats. and
seemed to be gathering in considerable
force. Rclntorcements of infantry were
marched to their assistance on Monday,
and coming up, the bclcsguercd army
found themselves completely hcmmcd in
by ohstructons in the rear.
Skirmlshlng continued all dsy, when
the rebels beng reinforced, the gunboats
we're withdrawn, and commenced to re
tire, the whole force having embarked on
"A transport near the head Of Black Bayou
for their return 10 ionng's Point
The Eederals lost ten or twelve pri
Yates killed and wounded The rebel
loss is unknown, but il supposed to be
considerable
The Philadelphia Enguircr's Baton
Rouge correspondent makes "a statement
to the effect that cen. Banks really made
\ serious attempt on Port Hudson, but
was iollcd by the steamers conveying the
troops being sucked in by crevassc cut
by the rebels.
The object Of the expedition, according
to the correspondence, was to get to the
northwMd oi the rebel batteries by
around them on the west side
Of the Mississippi.
a Nicksbure letter announces the
seizure OF 900 bales OF cotton some 40
miles of Lake Providence, by our forces
Every bale was marked &C. 5. A."
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-02
From Washington.

AenINGioN, April !.
Dispatches from the Mississippi squad
ron embrace The reports from the com
mandcrs of several vessels that attempt
ed TO pass Pot Hudson on the 14tIi inst
1t appear that they reached the last aud
most formidable batteries, and were con.
graduating themselves on having gained
the turn III the river when the Mississippi
grounded. Fearing that this vessel un-
der the CALLING fire Of the enemy wonll
fall into their hands, She was deliberately
destroyed by the commander, after
removing all on board. No private effects
were saved
This mishap TO the Mississippi caused
arrangement of the well contrived pro
gramme of Admiral Farragut for the
passage Of all the vessels.
The fighting Of all our men is dcscrib.
cd AS IN the highest degree creditablc.
A schooner was captured yesterday in
tho lower river, engaged in smuggling
between Mary land and Virginia. Twcn-
ty five prisoners were captured aboard,
including several ex-Washingtonians Of
notoricty. Tho cargo was extensive,
consisting of quantity of morphine,
Confederate uniforms, Internal machines
OF naval construction, blankets, boots,
shoes soap, coffee, and three mail bags
filled with small packages, and looo lei
tcrs, some Of which seriously compromise
various parties in this city, and in Mary
land Among the parcels were presents
for Mrs. jeff Davis.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-02
From New York.

NEw ionK, April |.
A Washington letter to the CONNER
ciat says that Adjt. ten. Thomas is still
At the West.
1h" Washington correspondent Of the
Philadelphia North 1merican SAYS the
Administration confidently expect, at the
close Of the week, news Of important sue
ecssos by our fleet in the rear Of Charles
ton. II the batteries at Stono Inlet eau
be taken, 1t IL believed that troops can be
landed and enter the city without assault
ing Fort Sumter or Moultrie, which be-
ing cut OIL from their supplies would fall,
without loss OF ammunition or vessels.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-02
Late News by Last Nights Mails.

CINcINNATI News, 3lst.-As Burn.
SIDE has lntimated, the two great armie,
at Tullahoma are in prescn ce of escl
other, and battle must inevitably occur
Johnston has declared his intention no,
10 retreat from his present position; SC
says the Chattanooga Rebel, and the well
known bangor proclivties of Rosecrans
makes it certain that a desperate and san
culinary battle is close at hand,
The arrival of troops continues, dav
and night. Their destination is contra
band
The election canvass waxes warm. and
The contest promises to be close. The
democrats arc sanguine of success, and
bets are freely offered on the election Of
The entire democratic ticket.
81. LorIs News, 3lst.-The testimo-
ny before the court of inquiry is becom-
ing interesting, and is proving the COM
mission OF frauds in cotton buying down
the Mississippi when Curtis was in com
mand at Helena. Future investigation
will discover the guilty parties. Six or
seven private soldiers brought here to tes
tiiy on the subject have been spirited
away by cotton spectators and guilty
officers. They could not be found to-
day.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-02
Railroad Accident.

GALnNA, H., April /.
Tho passenger train bound east last
night, collided with freight tram ut
Council Hill, wrecking three engines and
breaking the legs and otherwise injuring
John Doyle, the engineer, 80 badly that
he died at | ! o'clock.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-02
louIsNIILE, Aprll |.

An official telegram from Somerset says
Gen. t'i!more's forces attacked the rebels
under Pegram IN 4 strong position near
Somerset, Yesterday morning, and fought
them five or Fla hours whipping them
badly, and driving them towards the rl,-
er. The rebels outnurnbered ls two to
one. Our loss does not exceed thirty
rebel loss not stated.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-02
M A Il R lie ID

At tho residence OF tho brides father in this
city, on tuesday evening, March 3lst, by tho Rev.
II. ~ POWERS, Rector Of IT. Luke's Church, Mr..
M. b. BIRD aud Miss DELLA GIBSON.
Happy ss tho lark may the newly welded
Birds pass through life. And Delis,
Now that you're married, you must do what you
can,
To make u good wifo, and to please good man.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-02
. -
pnoyInEsce Anril l

The triumph of the Union candidates
is complete. Smith is elected Governor,
and Mcssrs. jerks and Dixon members
OF Congress by large maJorites. The
administration supporters have large
majority in both houses Of the Legisla
lurc.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-02

HE sutjoned shocking exposure as
the barba' Gus manner in which deceased
soldiers are treated in the Army of tho
Cumberland is extracted from a privs :.
letter written by an officer to q fri, nd
in Chicago:
Sitting in my office TO- dav, and To- Ok
ing out through the window, the ,,un
shining down brightly, making every.
thing, animate and inanimste, look glad.
l could not hel p but ruminate, in nv
ewn mind, upon the evils, nay, the hor-
rors OF war, and to compare this countr y
as 1t is with what it has been and VIII At
!. might be. 1t is sad subject to reft ,ct
upon, and well calculated to fill the IN ind
with doubtfa forebodings. But, hs .rk .
what sound is that that breaks lpon
the ear! Listen, a mournful dirge We
90 to the door. All it is the IN uffled
drum. The angel Of death has visited
+he hospital again, soldier is bein con-
ed to his last resting place.
'e.> lie his bones over tho stones
80 Rat, s2idier whom nobody owns >
ie' only low the mournful PR ,cession
Let US -. Ground. We e ater the
homo I en1 of tha J"' ! ,ad, and what sig mt! On
no"l1 o' .'ic ~ direction, are ew-made
al side'' N eve contain. the b ody Of a
s'",es' 11ach me Of those lit tie round
lI'diel. Iu.gi i1VeFs there as q mo numcnt al
eu n':'oC"' .', s'anus a or a nations folly,-
Administrations Wis
., ''l0"u'"ou' - a. tstration's imbecility.
Which, oh, which -,
"Day before yeste. w
az an1 do,nnlo;noa, hat from one hos
on'e1 ta 90 Ia tnr;od =, 20 soldiers whose
noses and ears were eat :, cn " VI. '.''
Great God how long is aiis W commune. i.
Mothers and fathers OF le No..m' 40
your voices be still for var o1iii CT!
:Copperheadn Still dene 'unce a. ..'an M
ors' all who deny the in "'dcu1a'e con
ception of an abolition eo'c'nn'en.
There are more graves to MI more 'a'
10 feed Your sons and br others mus
he the victims. Ho! for neg 70 freedom
hol
"You will see by the pape.s that th'
.o,diers arc passing political I esolutlon
and addresses, winch are sent home fo
effect. DO you know how this Is done
I'LL tell Won. There are but very few
Northern papers circulated in the army
Ian, those Of the most rabid abolition
str;ne Some fellow " ho wants aPromo
tion will get up an address or re solutions
these are read to the re giments, and tn
men either vote aye, or do not vote
ali. He who votes no is marked! IN
whole thing is a grand humbug from be
ginning TO end, but it serves the PurPos.
OF politicians and Office seskers."
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-02

SEE ADVERTISEMENT of horses and
wagon for sale at auction. This will be q
capital opportunity TO supply yourself with .
good ssrviceable team, wagon and horses.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-02

DEMOCRATIC RALtY.-There will be
a msss conv sniton At LeCaire Hs II this even
log. Let every Democrat torn out. and give
the ball . tremendous start for the last tius.
Tas election somss OF on Saturday. Let us
do our duty tonight. Turn out from oil parts
OF she city.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-02

FIRE.-Night before last the dwelling
house Of Mr.. Hsgh Donaldson, in Pleasant
Valley, caught hrs aud burned to the ground.
together with u portion OF the furniture The
bu lding was insorsd Tor $4o0. which will
nearly cover the loss.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-02

BuT three days more-and then the
election. Keep up the work steadily and with
. determination. 1t 10 better to have every
man at the polls. even though the victory
eoald b gained With fewer numbsrs. Make
preparations for the worst. Oar enemy may
be weak. bat let us account him strong. that
the conflict ssy ts the more sssily dstssuin-
Cd. Strike for vistssy-snd ssfiks hard
ssslgA 10 sss0ss u
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-02

sixth CAvALRY.-lt il understood
that this regiment will mako another start to-
wsrds its destinstion this morning. 1t has
been on its way full seventeen days. and is
now ffty.two miles from the starting point.
The roads ere getIiny good again. however.
and it will be an easy matter 10 push ahead
ten or fifteen miles daily, ss long - the good
weather lsste
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-02

CosTKMprIBLE. - Tho Gazette, in q
mean, sneAking way, insinuates that Marshal
Leonard has redeemed our city orders At par.
T,is We pronounce untrue, and the writer. ws
think. was aware that 1t was talse when be
psnued the item. We never requested Mr..
Leonard to redeem an order for US, neither has
he done So Stick as near to the truth - you
possibly can. neighbor. You know yon are
given TO wandering from it at all times.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-02

In BAD WAY.-The Gazette cannot
deny our statement that II rvey Leonard has
been the pIest efficient collector Of any man
that has eld the efiics in tho pas. ten years
II only % ssts it With display Of foolish twsd.
die that indicates bad cause, and nothing
seusibls to back it with.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-02

The place to purchase fashionable
hat or cap 10 al Fsrrsnd's store. next door TO
Wadsworth's. on Second street. He has the
largest and finest stock ever brought West o
the Mississippi
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-02
Tennessee News.

Nhw Yonn, April /.
\ special dispatch from Memphis Of
tho 2sth, says
The IAN Switzerland WAS but slightly
injured in passing Nieksburg.
Tho luscumbla and Monarch have
gone up the la1oo.
IL Is reported that the rebels have
evacuated lialne's Bluff.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-02

lf yon want yonr watches, clocks and
jewelry repaired take them TO W. T. Riggs,
two doors from the lie Claire House, lie Claire
Block. His charges are reasonable. and he
warrants his work to give good satisfaction.
March 3d-dlm
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-02

Or THE SwI1zERLAND.-Capt. Force,
Of this city, for como time past has held . po-
.ition on the Federal ram Switzerland. which
sscceedsd In running the rebel blockade At
yick,burs. after having her steam drum shat
tered. Nothing, Of course. 10 known Of the
Captain, though it 10 probable that he is 10
ssf. hsnds Az the Switzerland 10 nov be-.
4 xssn two rebel batteries which oat off al
communication, 1t is doubtful when the Cap
tsin's faulty will hear from him.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-02

PERsoNAL.-We had the pleasure Of
. call last evening from Mr.. Rogers. Of the
WhsatlAnd Times. formerly . republican. but
pleased to learn that the democracy Of Clinton
county are buckiing on their srnor Tor ,hs next
contest in this State, and are determined to do
. good work in routing the abolition hordss Of
Of that section.