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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-04-04
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Das Nmt eines Maycr5 peroient In
bercctru9enrer @etle ben Nau,e, zines
Gbrtnamtee, uno IS 1T eesbalb in inteui.
aenten Biir9er9emeincsn ron ieber Brau&
9ewflen, bic @abl eines Mayors alS cine
patience @els9snbeit CUR Nnertennun9 uno
Belobnun9 pom 8lr9ertuoenp, Gbrsnbaf.
tisteit unp 2iberalitet 3u benuBen. Be,
tra@ten unlere Mlitblr9er he bepori1ebenre
Maporswobl aus ririem @ei&tepuntte,
10 tiettt 1d ibnen Or. Stepari, Ter Gam
rirat Ter Unions : @onpention, ais Elm
Mann, Ter IS perbient ben @91n0en g.
rensou aus Zen 6dneen ieiner Mitblreer
iu e%mpfan9en. @
3u Dtutlden rerent. renen MenIaenz
freunrli&teit, 9uu,anitd: unb Grsibeit pom
t~naber;ieen @orurtbeilen ale Zee Man<
nes berrlidft Gi9enl&aften selte,,, t6nnen
mir nit 0enustbuuna ouf Doctor
Sttmart btnmeiien, Ter eieie Gi8eni@aften
in berpcrroeenrer @eiie itin nsnnt unp
betbdtiet bat. &ein lln9lidli&er, ron
Sie&tbum rieber9eworfen, mar lie 70 arm,
uno nithuos, cab Doctor Stepart, menn
feline 6ilfe beanlpru&t ,puree, ni@t bereit>
witiS ju ibm oeeilt, unp 6unberte por,
Nrmen. benen Ct dr3tli@en 8eifano Ae<
tra@t obne auf 8elobnuns In @elp reds
ner 5u t5nnen. ie8nen ben Nau,er tes
rradern Mannes.
Snfril9tr Grinneruns III 81. Snwarts
gerbalten olS Nrst tes erfen &e9imentS
In Der fur@tbaren Stunbe, no unler 0e.
ldlaeenes Beer pom @dla@tfelb Yon Buu
Nun jur Glu&t f& trantte. Obne Rid.
tl9t ouf feline peri6n!i&e Si@erbeit ROT
ben, feaestruntenen. pom ter @utb bes
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9erpunpeter auf Der blutiBen @oblisatt
unb nanp ju tbnen ole treuer 9tlfer INT
Nur eiue Stnmue ert6ut ater
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-04-04

bin gu wiytsn, pob rie @iererberitsunus
Der Union ouf her @1unrla9e les ifsier
Arte'telyltcme in al len Staoten ltottz
fnpe, pa pies tie CT n3iee BarslAait
9egen @ieperzN uStrub rer Hebsuipeu
unp Iar rauerncen Brieeen 1T?
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-04-04
Ser 3med Der unipus=&eaeue

~eC OlVSCI VeI ~>NtVNos '-
1T in ben NebenseleBsn Der IN Nem yurt
or9aniIrten lpyolen Natipnal 2ca9ue
tabin an9eaeten:
o@ir bic unter;eidneten 8lreer Der
Ger. @taaten Yerbinpen un6 hermit UNI
ter ben, Namer unp Tttel ter lcyalen
National Qiaue.
r@ir perpfi6ten uns 81 unteein9ter
2oyalitdt 9eBen bic Nesieruns rer Ser.
Staater, ,ur un,ranreltaren 1ntnRlB>
una cer(tlbcn in ibren 8etretungen, Die
Netelicn III untererlden unp feline Dlibe
III ideutn, UNI BIC Naticnal= Ginbeit TO-
pobl in 8eSuS auf cas- Yriniip, ais aud
in 8e3u9 aul territcrialen 8eltano auf>
re@t 3u erbalten.
r6auptSned tteies @ereirs 1T unp icu
itiin ale loyalen 8lrser pom jesli BEN
Stanpe unp @elddfte 81 pcrtinren, UNI
Die Ma&t, ben Hubm unp bic Snts9ri>
tit Der Naticnol ~ il@ern."
@oruu. 8ebt pie 2ea8ut ni&t nod ei>
9&rttt wetttr unp ptrpFt&tet ft@ 10,
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-04-04
@Ibeutli<bc &uufibdu.

Die rem Qeler in un lerer lebtcn Stunt
rner NIT 10 pid 3ureIdt ron ur6 YER
bei6ene Na9ridt con tenn enrliden Gin
tritt elmer 9ruben Gntldeipune unp 81
flung Der permidelten Sage Der Dinee bel
@idsbur9 tDnnen mir lcirer aud brute
nod nidt nerflnpen. SIN 0eoentteil
Itnp ralelbf Sorsdn9e 1ebr trauriDer Mrt
be9e0net Die unlere 6oTnun9 auf Zen
SAL Der Gefte In reite 6erne rlden. Cine
Grperiticn unter Dem uneludli1en Spie!~
percerbcr @berman, wel1e periu9te, ben
yaSoo binauf uno @idsburA in rem &us
den gu %SeIan9cn, 1T total fsbloelbla9en
unp na9rem tie le be9leitenren 3anoz
nenbcote nur nit 9enauer Notb rem
S&idlale entsan9en, POM Geinre sencmz
men III &percen.
Nc@ un9ludlider lief Elm Gsrl ud
3peier &anoncnbopte ab, bic Satterisn
pom @idebur9 %fubabwdrt6 iu pailren.
Dem Wicrer n2anca I" trurce Yon
ben @siddben Ger 8ue ;erihmettert uno
cas S&if rerlanf, einen fSrmlihen purz
seltaum l@la9enc, tn BEN Slulben; cos
Rancnenbpct IS wiberlant," rem
Der Dampfte6l ;erl@o0en murrc> rettete
ras 8anonenboot uMlbatros,' rae
tampfunfibiee Sd;f inc @dlepptau
nebmeno. Die Mannldaft ees Samoa
fer fan, nit Nu6nabme ron ;met Mann
nit hem 2cteu BARON.
Die 9roBe Snpalicn &entudy'6
burd BIC Nebelen, BON Der 70 auGercrz
bentli@ Yiel Aufbeben6 eema9t &purpe, 1T
In einen elenpen Goura9ier> unp Beute<
aug zines &ebeuenzG crp6 ;u1ammensez
larumpft. Sci tem 5erannatsn rnle<
res @enerals @ilmorej c9en ih rie
Nduber, lire 8eute i'm @tihe lo6eno,
auf5 GiliAfte 3urld, wurpen in rsr Nabe
ron ,Somerlet ein8ebolt unp in eiaen
pierflnciaen &f ttldtia 9errciden.
@on @ir9inten amilrt il6 Der
Eeleorapt ranit uns Ill teridten, roB Die
&ebelen ono ND rdumen, weldes
1i@erli4 Elm elenoer 6umbug 1T.
8cn Mericc fDnnen mir rer, Sci sr rur
Die erfreuli9e Na6ridt mittbei!sn, roB
Die Gran3olen ibr Gcrlden 9e9en Yuetla
In cine %retrc9raee 8ewe9ung c%er>pancelt
baben uno an 3panji9 Mleilsn ron rielem
plabe 3urlf0efalen liur.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-04-04

Sir S@ul.9nlpefter:
&rae @art-D anieI 3. Merrill.
3ptit. Mare-G. .. " u a zee, 3 Sabre.
9tnry Buell., 2 Sabre.
Drite @a.b-S. s. W%illiama.
Vierte Mare-D. v. &obe1tien, 2 Sabre.
D,.A. g. 8ristine, 29atr.
Hunfte Warb-G. 3 / nj a n.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-04-04
@@liebli9 nod Elm @ort III ben 9erren
QanpfauHeuten!

5eittem Beetnne sesenwartiser Cation baten
mir unler paupt- Wustnnert auf's @boleiale-
@ei&aft seleet une iu@en bisrin un(ere pau >
Jsrce III sntmideln ; mir babeu bitfar Elm Grtra-
Oepartement einri9ten la1en uno bieten ben 9sr'
rem INSTRUMENTATION im 2anhe ale Wortbeile
uub Bequemlihteiten. bic ibnen nur non un1eren
Goneurrenten In ben Sili&en Ylassn e6erirt ~er-
BIN tSnnen. Infer @tpd ii fur ben DRY @ooes
Gsnlum in Minnelota Elm wirflit grcbartissr unb
peroen Is erwibnte Greumbe in ibrem, Sntere1e
Rnsen, n u lei uns einSutaufen, pa ts ttintn,
anpern 6auie in Minne,ota n.Sali& 1T, pas Wus-
uabl unD BiQisteit betrift, aud nur anudberns
nit uns ceneurrtren au fDnnen.
SEER Muevbd6
Der nit biei e,n Department 5etraut tpcrben, wirs
e F& anqe!esen lein la0en, IN tresersbrten Sun
bsx In tebtr Ytaiebun9 a~ufriteen ;u Neuen.
Suffice & Tprepnuab.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-04-04
9t@- 9gefk stoFt
MQc,, S Gp,nito&,
MiinneQppltS, Mtnn.

SJett 1T Sic 3eit 3u fanfen!
@peben erbalten:
Gin 9roBe62o9er Don
@Qen> unb &lei6er<
frwie
galieos, Delaines, Mnincs, Gufimirs,
Sbirtin9, 5idury &c. &c.
Eerner cine srrBe @uswatl scn
6uten, 8appen, S6uben. Stiefeln.
fur, MQem, mas an BetleibMr g. Mrtieeln nur
serlanst meresn sann tm4
Nem>Yprf @tprr
QllIeu unb Gpmftud,
bic ~ een wobli,ilReu Yreii.n perfaufen fSu, IN,
w.ii Elm Mitalise Der Girma for.mdbreno in ] er-
feu bic Gint1ufe auf ben Sllihen Martten CUR
aunRisNen Bet beicr9t.
gBir .~erfaufen 70 publfeil ale bic @rcDbane-
Lnsen in ct. Yaul.
e. Dem ssrsbrten teutiaen Yublitum bslen.
>ers bic Mlelpune, baB mir in esr Yerlon be
.. Germ 6enry s. Glide,
einen ttuti@tn 8srtiufer ensasirt baten, Der e.
I'D auf's Bette anselssen isin ldbt, isine eanes'
iea.s artis uno tiQie 3u teeisnen.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-04-04

Da6 en0ros & gnOetail
mauufactur= $ mpbetpaaren:
emporium
DON
Suffice It.. SprepQu9b
Orttte citrate. 49, ct. @ahl,
Minnelsta,
IL >ur3 ben Gmpfansbsr nsuefsn
$crbf @aaren
aut's &siabaltiefe unb @tl&madSsQfe a 6ortirt
uxe beebrt i4 lol&es ieinen uerebrten 2unben Ct"
setenR an3u3eietn.
Der 5aiisn ausaelattet unb bietst nanaentiit cine
@rpBe Mu8wabl in &(ei6er<
1tpfen,
ais. Werinos, 0alemeias, Yla;bs, Delaines,
Daramattas. 81 8eiees, Yril be @epres &c. &C.;
ferner uuterbalien mir einen l9Snen Voratt
Sumter unp einfarbiser Seioenwaaren
xnb sersaufen lol&e senau su New-yerfsr pref
vn5.r Eager in SbapIs, Gleats unb @inter-
DfGntel it ouf's &ei@le compltttirt. unh erlau-
ben mir uns nod, bieoerebrtsn Damtn aut unier
ersba.tisss
,@aartn< u. Grimminss>N 0ortment
aufmerflan, III n,a&en.
IN 0erren. Mrtiteln. ais: Boutstins, Dostins,
Gajemtres. DiiHels, &rapattss, 9embtn Il. tit-
ten mir ieeer Goncurrena III @pibe, ea mir tn bte-
{er Bran@e bic portbeilbafteaen Verbineuneen
baben.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-04-04
Muerneucitce
in
9erblf> unb
@tuter>@uQreu

bat 1oeben BON New<yort
ertalten xnb cferirt ben, Yublitum srn ct. paul
swie eer lluaSeSenp in Der rei&balti9lten Muswabl
aub ,u ben bilisfsn preifen bic 9anoluns ron
.. IS. SnQerlpQ Il. Comp.
IL ibreus
ueueu 4teine.6dube an Der 3. @traBe
nabe per Brlds
g t.pauL Minnsipta.
'Ju Gol,s tes 31ieses Gnp, pie aQsemein BE-
iaunt, bic Vreile Der Baumwoatn- Waaren b.
beutenS g%sf.esen; pa mir abtr einen 9roBen Ser'
ratb pom pieien Waaren baben. btr Dor Der Steia'
ans aetauft wurpe, 10 line mir in .9tanp Stlest.
bieje biQiser 3u pertaufen< ais ireene eln onoerss
0si@Gft in Der @taet.
- Uerner babeu mir
6leiberfpfe nnb @aaren FIR
0amcu,
ais NantiQen. @bawls, Glcats, 9anslHu5sn
@trumpfmaaren ,e. &C., iowie ,u
GUIDE unp @arperobe>N rtifel fur 3errtn
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-01-23

length on the subject Of = ship canal to
the Mississippi.
SKNATR.--Mr. Lane, of Indiana, pre-
sen.ed the credentials of Hon. David
Turpee, elected Senator from Indiana.
Mr.. Anthony offered resolution su-
thorizing tho military committee TO en-
quire into the expediency Of publishing
monthly the names OF all officers of tho
army who are on leave Of absence, and
by whom such leave OF absence WAS
granted.
Mr. Halo called up the bill to amend
the act to establish the grade of line
officers in the navy.
Mr.. Trumbul said tho bill was to re
vise the action of tho advisory board of
tho navy. Congress had passed one bill
last year, and now having lcgislatcd ont
and relieved certain officers, we were
about to shift them back again, and tho
bill provides for sn increase Of rank SO as
to make places for so many of these men
As might be restored.
The morning hour having expired, on
motion Of Mr. Doolittlc the resolution to
amend the treaties with the Sioux In
diana, Tor the late outrages in Mime
sofa, VA taken up. lie offered sub
stitute ior the resolution and for the
House bill to indemnify the State Of
Minnesota for losses. 1t tproyides:
First, that all treaty stipulatlous with
tho Sioux engaged in tho late massacres
in Minnesota, be annullcd
Second, that the annuites that were
due these Indiana, amounting TO sloo,.
600, be paid over Immediately TO Ger
tain commissioners, for the present re-
lief of those persons who suffered most
not over $500 to be paid to any one fam
lily.
Third, that those commissioners be
appointed to hold their sittings in Min
ncsota, to take evidence aud investigate
all claims for damages and make full re.
turns to the Secretary Of the Interior by
the lst Of Dec. next.
Mr.. Wilkinson was in favor Of adhcr
ing to the House bill, which provided
for tho abrogation of tho treaties, aud
appropriated &l5 100000 for indemni
hcation and for the removal of the In
dlans. After discussion, the bill WAS
postponed.
Mr.. Rice called up the bill to REIN
bursc the State Of Minnesota for her
expenses in defending the State against
the Indian outrascs. lIc had received
a dispatch from the Governor, stating
that the amount necessary to reimburse
the State would be $4,000.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-01-23
From Philadelphia.
PHLADELrHIA, Jan. Z

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. I.
The Washington Star of yesterday ia
received. 1t has the following highly
important intelligence in regard 10 the
movements ofour army under Burnside's
The understanding in Washington to-day
is that a portion OF the army Of tho Po
tomac, Gen. Hooker's division, ut least,
has certainly crossed tho Rappahannock
and that the movement took place yester-
day.
An address il is said has been issued
by Gen. Burnside to the soldiers Of his
army.
Tho Bulletin says tho Times rumor
of battle cannot be true. The psssen
scngers who took it to New York must
have left Washington at the latest ycster-
day morning. And if there had been q
battle it must hayo occurred day before
yesterday.
This morning the Rev. jeremiah Shen-
die, Chaplain Of the llth Pa, volunteers,
called at the bulletin Office lie loft
the army at Falmouth day before ycster-
day with pass from Gen. Hooker, dated
on Monday. At that time the troops
had not crossed tho Rappahannock. lie
pronounces the rumor untrue, and
ho is gentleman whose word may be re-
lied upon.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-01-23
NUMBER "a.

on his way to tho army below, where
he is assigned command.
We are not at liberty to report the
movements Of troops At Memphis, and
below, but can give the assurance that
were our ears long enough we would
hear busy notes Of preparations.
Transportation is great thing needed
ust now.
Commssary and quartermaster stores
at Columbus arc being transported to
Memphis by river.
llenccforth Grants army will draw its
supplies at Memphis.
Columbus will supply Jackson and
Corin,h.
II is reported that Forrest is agar,
within half days. march Of Union City
Tenn, and that he threatens another raid
on the Mobile d Ohio railroad.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-01-23

THE Gazette brags that it is much
more interesting paper since 1t commenced
publishing extracts from the DEMocRAr AND
NEws. There 10 no doubt Of II. Ia fact. the
only salvation Of that concern consists In pub.
lishing extracts from wsllinformed pspers.
We should advise the editor to quit oil further
attempts 1t writing and lay hold Of populari.
ty by publishing extracts from this paper and
other properly conducted Journals. There
cannot be . shadow Of doubt but the change
would meet with the most decided approval Of
It's patrons.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-01-23
From New York.
New YoRK, Jan. 90

NEW Ohhy jan. %.
Washington dispatches announce the
capture within our lines OF Capt. John
II. Boyd and Chas. Powell, Of the rebel
Stewards command, both liable TO exe-
cution a. spies.
Judge Otto, Of Indiana, has been
nominated as Assistant Secretary OF tho
Interior.
Dawes, Of Massachusetts,, will resign
his place on The committee on elections,
OF which he was chairman.
Especial TO the Commercial Advertiser.
WAsHIsGroS, Jan. %.
A violent storm Of wind and rain has
been raging here with fearful violence
during the night. 1t has somewhat
abated this morning but does not yet
show any signs Of ccasing.
There is great anxiety to hear from
the iron clad., Mohawk and Wchawken,
which left New York on Sunday. Tho
Navy Department has had no tidings
from them, but thinks they have been
able to shelter themselves under the Del
aware Capes.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-01-23
THE MARKETS.
Davenport Market....Daily Report.

OyrIcs OF THE Dsn. 4 Nsws,
Thursday Eve, Jan. 20. I
Wheat 10 scarce AMI high, adording too little
margin either for shipping or milling. The Corr
market 10 excited; some lots sold ~ high 81 26lac
We give 2IdG25c ~ the market
FLoua-$5 .Oo@5 60. Shipments l2o bbls.
WuEAr-Firm. 6o975c; prime, soG90c. Re
oeipts 100 bu. Shipments 775 bu.
BARLSY-Shipment 400 bu.
CoRN-24G25c. Receipts 1000 bu.
OArs-4oW4lc. Receipts 1880 bu.
Hoas-Drcssed, $3.25@3.s5.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-01-23

REMOVAL or THE ADJ. GENERAL's
OSncr.-Ar. Griggs 10 engaged in fitting no
. suit Of rooms 10 the ssms building with the
DsxocsAf / News which ere to Be oeeu-
pied by the Adjatsnt General and his corps Of
assistants. "Official notice" will b given
whsa the removal takes place. This part Of
the mstropolis will soon be the great center o.
military operations. - it long has been Of 6ss
arts and literature.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-01-23

ANOTHER CHANGE.-In addition to
the other delightful eccsntricities of this ssa-
son. heavy rain etorm set In last evening
and We shall now probably have . genera
drowning out. Clear your cellars and give
the water an opportunity to circulate.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-01-23

The frescoe work and painting OF
the interior Of the new State Bank
building 10 being pushed along - rapidly O.
possible. and soon the treasure of that ins,itu.
ton will b Transferred to iss new quarters.
We have not heard for what purpose the old
marble building 10 TO be used. but then Il
might be used for 6rst class billiard saloon
and restaurant.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-01-23

HoUsE-KEEPERs.-The place to buy
the best chickens. turkies. fish, apples. cider.
butter, potatoes. and everything found in q
family provision store. 10 at Hsvsn's. ON Brady
street. fret door above Ksllsy's meat shop
The best goods furnished cheaper than At any
other place, and delivered free Of charge.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-01-23
From Fort Monroe.
FoRr MosaoK, Jan. 9

FORT hoHaOK, Jan. 81.
The Y. s. agent for the exchange Of
prisoners, has demanded from Mr.. Ould,
the Confederate agent, that L. S. off,
cers now in tho hands of tho rebels
should bc released at once, in compIi-
ance with tho cartel. Ould has replied
that all officers now IN tho rebels hands,
and captured before the 18th Of January,
the date Of Jeil Davis message
will not DO released on parole,
but will be exchanged for those Of
corresponding rank all officers cap
tured after that date, will be handed over
to tho Governor OF the States in which
they were captured non.commissioned
officers and privatcs will be released on
parole IA heretofore.
There arc now nj Richmond 10000
Federal prisoners. Three transports will
leave Ft. Monroe next Friday for City
Point to bring them down.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-01-23

Tas indignation at the outrage perpe-
tratsd BY the Camp Hsndsrshott soldiers. up.
on Mr. Aschsrmann. 10 becoming more and
more intsnss every day. Even the great
advocate Ct Temperance. the Davenport Go
sstts. has vsntursd upon . weak rsbuks Of The
soldiers. for their jsyhavkisg raid upon .
psacesbls citizen. II justice v allowed 70
take its sssrss. these reckless trooper viii b
nads b ss69 1ee thi outrage.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-01-23

NV YoEK, JAN %.
Flour Shade botter; in fair demand. $6.15@
$50 extra State; 81 30Gd7.35 X. II. ..
WHEAT-Market Grmer, with fair Demand
Sl.3sGl .4S spring; $l.H@l.62 Mil Club xl.57G
l.6l winter red.
C0kN-About 10 better. 66667c.
OArs-Dsll. 67@72c.
P0RK-Steady.
LAKD-Uull. l0Lc.
WHIsKY-Firm and active At 49kQ5oc.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-01-23

WARLrKR DEcrDEDLY.--Yesterday
. large quantity Of arms wss removed and
stored 10 the wsrsroom immediately under
our Office. When the Adjutsnt General comes
to remove his Office. this block will be the
great military arsenal and headquarters oi
the State.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-01-23

DIscHARGED SoLpIRRs.-ODe clerk
is kept busy pretty much sll the time in Capt
Hendershotts office making out papsrs for dis.
charged soldiers. Sickness 10 thinning the
rank. Of cur army more rapidly than the enc
my bullets.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-01-23

NowHEsG in the West are goods sold
- cheap as in Davenport. and Whistler takes
the lead 10 this branch Of trade. HE monster
stock enables him to suit everybody in
goods. and buying very close he can suit them
In pricc.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-01-23

1LL.-We are informed that onr fellow
citizen. L. G. Dsssaint Esq. 10 quite III, having
ovsrtssked his energies during the recent H.
mess Of his family. We hope to see him up
and around again soon.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-01-23

The report that our troops have had
= severe engagement on the Rappahannoek
and that Gen. Hooker wss mortslly wounded
WAS not very generally credited in town yes
terdsy. We trust the latter part Of the dis
patch may prove anything but true.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-01-23

COMMUNICATION with the country is
pretty much suspsndsd-bsing confined al
most entirely to cases of absolute necessity.
The roads are growing worse continually.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-01-23

TAKE IT BACK.-We we're nisin.
formed - to the arrival OF Gov. Kirkwood. In
our ysstsrdsy's issus. That funetionsry 10 .,
home.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-01-23

CAIRO, Jan. %.
The 12sth Illinois regiment, Col. R.
N. Hundley, now here, is very much de-
moralized. Its report to-day shows 393
absent without leave, and only A fit for
duty.
Gen. B, n. Preutin h here to-night
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-01-23
LEWIS Rionao Sp,
PHILADELPHIA. Jan. 90

Tho Washington mail, due here this
morning at one o'clock, has not arrived,
the boat being unable to cross the Sus-
qnchanna on account of severe snow
storm.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-01-23

TUE Hall Of the Sons Of Temperance
over the new State Bank building will b.
dedicated this evening. A very large attend
snce 10 expected.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-01-23

D. W. VAN EvERA, broker, buys and
sells United States Vouchers, State, County
and City Warrants. negotistes loans, pays
taxes, ETC. Office, Sd door below Post office.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-01-23

PRRsoNAL.-Dr. S. X. Barley 70.
turned homo yesterday after . fsur months
session at Rush Medical College. Chieago.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-01-23

CoRREsPoNpENcE.- have to de.
cline publishing the communication from the
soldier who writes us from Camp Hsndershott
Its publication would neither benefit the wri.
ter nor those for whom he speaks.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-01-23

u. s. REVENUE STAMps.-Corbin q
Dow will hereafter keep an extensive supply
Of U. s. Revenue Stamps for sale. See advsr.
tissmsnt
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-01-23

A TEMPERANCE JouRNAL-The Ga.
zstts says its exposure Of our toryism is" prov
ing quite an eye opener TO loyal men In this
region" A many Of these same loyal men have
undoubtedly depended upon "oocktails" and
:. smashes' TO open their eyes In tho morning
We think we can with much consistency re,
commend them to subscribe for the "DEMocGAr
AND NKws sys opener" as they will thereby
save many dime, and possibly keep rats out
of theft boots. The Gaz.tte has said We are
. Temperance Journal, and that chasts paper
never Hes-oh, no
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-01-23

TaE trial Of Lucy Miller, for robbipg
Hans Mus'sldt. wa' postponed yesterday until
Monday next.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-01-23

MILITARY MEN, ArrENrloH.-If yor
wish for Uniform aud full equipments call OF
+. p. Erskine, Nickolls Block.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-01-23

NEW YoRx, Jaa. %.
Stocks, active ana lower.
Sterling exchange, quiet. 63.
Ono year certificates, vs..
Gold 47s<.
Demands, Az.
U. s. 7.3Os, log.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-01-23
Davenport Lumbes Market.


TAKEN UP, BY The SUBSCRIBER, ON OR
l sbous Dec. l. 1862. g.syish red calf, about
the ans By eailiag 0a the andessiensd. Le
Olaiss's Patsh, cd payias shasgse.
~ ol1lW Jo0Q 1RENYe
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-01-23

Phouix Insurance Company Of Hart
bilisiss. 81, 800. Hszsy B. HesvxAn, Aet
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-01-23

RsruRsED.-A pretty large number
Of the furloughed soldiers Of the Union Brig
ads arrived last night from the west.