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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1863-02-06


This disease Is announced by difficult die nj
ty Of breathing, shril whisliug or
Wheeling, hacking cough, or threaten
cd suGocation, &c 1t mostly occurs In
young children. No child need die OF Crouy
Group If this Syrup is properly used and
used in time Mothers having cIoupy
children should watch the irst show Of
the disease, and always keep this rene
dy at hand iftf,
For coughs after measles this Syrup
is most excellent, Experience has prov
en- that it is equalled hy ~ other prepa-
ration.
The price Of the remedy is such as to S,Tu3
place it within the reach ofall. thepoor
as well as the rich, and every person
should have it.
Every person should have il in the is
house. II is true and faithful friend
to all who value health and wish TO Sc
cure themselves against that most terri
BILE disease consumption. 1t will be used
found the most useful as wei as the
cheapest family medicine in the world.
il has been usedtor the last four years IN
with success without parallel.
Price 81 cents per bottle, or three bot
ties FOR s For sale by time.
JOHN II. HIGGINS,
Rockville, Md; and
Druggists and Storekecpcrs everywhere.
april 25-ly
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1863-02-06

HIDES! HIDES! HIDES ,
YNHEsubscribori purchasing BEEFHlDES,
Il GALE and SHEBP SKINS for a Phia-
delphia firm, aud he is enabled to pay the
highest market price. A fair price will be
given for ARMY HIDES Hides delivered or
orders left at Mr.. GnrrN will beprompily at
tended 10.
sept 26u r. A SHEKELL
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1863-02-06
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the Nos Of the same Periodicals for 1859 will
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Unlike the more epLcmeral Magazines Of he
Day. tLese P1riodicais lose LITTLE ly age. Hence.
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Subscribers wishing also the Nos. for 1eco
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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1863-02-06
JOHN II. HIGGINS.
nOcifvil1c Ma ,,1

Druggists ana Storekeepers everywhere.
PRICu-25 cents per paper or 1--WE papers
ior.Sl. Lapril 25-ly
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DEeTTIsLz REVIEWS.
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Terms. Irregular Prices. }

Money cTrentja The State arAere issucd ,sil7 Be
Te-eirsa G., PR
PVeiA GE.-The postage 10 any pert orfhe
united States will he but TUentg-fcrr Clzts a
ye2rtor 'Blackwood and but Loarteen cas-
year forRach Of the Reviews.
at the above prices the Periodicals viii be
furnished for 1861. And as a
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Tie London Quarterly (Consorvative.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1863-02-06

| siyIe IMAM I0rmerIy- II IS now prepared with
! the greatest care Of uniform strength, with
/ plain directions, so that any one can admin
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The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-03-17

fhs Lolisa Tiue1' Of Fsbrnary ,lf- rr1arkI nat
when TIE skieris of thc tppearsc bs ra1Io
faiien o. me Union the Sori1 ElG ua-ni1o1Ily fsr
H. telling q dsspsrafia1, nIisirg frp1 rspe-ts1
fal ares ha- induced tha tfoFer1-snt lnrro
dare ele neat rhich has teiited % dlrids pubHc
o. nio1- PrrEi6ent Lincoln's ena1sip1til1 procla-
rratio1 iur1EdLsteiy oruEerted ia ilto pa<tJ.
rarnsr thz1 nalo14I str1zEIe- IL has proTod 49,
v-nt Whieh has lsossned t1s Tederal bo1d srsa N
- North itssf. Donbts 10 TIE pres.1l otiecf
o. ths var are. nnong oraer thinEs. caainE ne
ny q he Poto14c - mel 1waJ-
Tie Lando1 -'Tiutsf 1otice4 tk1t Richuo1t pa
PER the only pre.1nl A1t1otiif fr Il1lsn1nl 6nt
the dinorenf f0Esi<n c1nzsls had n1aninonslT d
OF that merely such co31oa1t i not rad esltsr
~ block11s n1sl Be raIta vel a. soo1lr ~
"a De facto In this lhern nct even an IN
;sis.0a- Il doei not appear thAt any .eutral Eips
ssHld have got isto LhaTl.ston ai anJ h1ar q tks
y there lsEs th1l fssh8 Fedsr4l vessels oE
tte P0rt-
T6s Ls76oa Posi- takes - s.us risu- Bays-
Tie suspe1d rg of he tlotka1a Tor fcu kourt ID
MA terninais ~ no- did i1nPoss uppn the hock-
the neu9rzl states q a. i1tentioo = blocknds In
this respect. 6ereier.s the Core dsrats au5orus
Chariest0n in error No such nutice ne<d b
siTen by tbe GoFernnsnt ul lhs uni1ed 6tztek nor
Eiil The Britsh GoEsrnnent rsIluire a.
The oeg Tsrk corrssp0a 1s1t u Ire L01don TLnes
snd draws near- Tie p1tiencs uf the pcopls Hsl
1igh sxhan.ted- They AVE locE becn diarnEie1
Hith { be and TIE ad1EIEtrztio1. Ihc Z ErnEl
hEs comnunicated Itself q the army Ce1dtrncr
.ionisis have begun 10 despair q tber cnu.s der
Presilent asd thentslEes, And .ee before tbsn not
only tbe d-Ds oerner1 % he u1io1 into Tie Eorth
a1d South. 81 into lhrt rerIubic u ths Usrt-ao
tonpanied y The uttt4 pr.sir.lion of srssa. n1l
" erosninE aet sfn=tioial h.zkruP.sy.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-03-17
TUESDAY MORNING. MARCH lz.sIsss.
ni~niu the noTrhwest.

After the election OF Mf. Hendricks 10 the
Senate of the United States by the Indiana
Legislature the democrats of Selby county
gave him grand celebration. He delivered
Z speech. in which he took strong ground
against tho tyrannies Of tho. Lincoln admins
trstion. and advocated peace. When lie had
concluded. . series of RESOLUTIONS expressive
of the senss of the meeting, were adopted. We
copy two, the mos, important Of the serbs and
which contain the gist of the whole. Tile first
one rscomIpends cessation of hostilitiss, that
q national convention may restore peafs.aRd
She Union, as it was, nnder the constitution, as
il 10. The frat recommendation is a prkctica
BILE one--a cessation of hostilities-and is in
the power Of the Northwest. We should meet
it half way on. that proposition. The other
the restc4Ation Of the Union as II was, is o
different matter. That can be safely consider,
ed Of after hostlities have ceased
In the second resolution copied. tho North
west evidently have the right SOW by the ear
in protesting against prosecuting whr, by
which the Yankees have been renriching IL EN-.
selves at our expense" When that agwhich
is we'll founded shall have gained general
prevalence in the Northwest, it viii bear fruit
That We earnestly recommend { cessationo d
hostiIitiss for such period Is may be necessa
~ to allow the people Of the North and South
to express, through = National Convention
their desire for peace. and = maintenance o
lns = Shton - II WAS Ahu hne OOubtltuuOn -
H.
THAT in the name Of justice, right ahd hu
manity, we enter hero our solemn protest anc
register onr unrelentfng opposition to the pass
ing BY Congress Of any conscript or drafting
act. whereby the men Of our c6uatry shall b,
taken from thsir quiet homes and peaceful
pursuits Of life. to tight in war for the free
dom Of the negro, while Massachusetts anc
other New England States, which have bees
snriching themselves at our expense, and ar,
! still clamerous for the prosecution of the wa
10 tie last man and the last dollar, have no
oiled their quota and were not eren makinl
any effort to dc so. Such law, 90 maniEestl
1njhst. Unconstitutional and oppressive wo al
benulI and void, and not entitled to the re
fPect of . free people, Richmond IFAigi 9
lie 9tL sNT
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-03-17

- We is.-. thai tss Res.r.l e.rnirv uks.k = a,
lhs rrcect nd ma IlI1luhta rrr.ol kIkinf B.ur
Creers D1r-irE sc brit~.z- We k1ru- q 60 Ici-nf
Sos e n. rirer - prsra1t any fzrl rl1a y ths
cneny and - nE1-d rrcisction q pcDis nrrEnri
arI Unre rzcep % neary InI11try cnInmn and nua
sllt rrnbolS- AZ 11t1 he encnT haps ~ f1-r. 81
cc1--qurocs. A CorinI1 tA-g aIlou - errarI -.
ar inETels te te-ir linaa whirh Fra-n1tc. l11rnrs
1oEa q ncne 1crt athrr I1e rnn toala ur-s
- e1rn111h. Ieaa, anl thsflsrer III huP nran
[En1lrTlLs Adroran-
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-03-17

ExrEDrTIor AeArnr1 Cn1ELnrror- Gsa
Burnsids il - repeated, h.s been .s1iEsed 10
the conm1nd oi the fsrees 20 opersis against
charlss-on- Il IL rsner.liy believed thaf
Burnside h1s already arrire1 a Port RQysl
and s1persedsd Hunir.
Since the attack Cd Fort EcAlIiItcr ne sue-
ny have remained very quiek Ifnsy be thry
are repairing dnDaEes Or sngaged IN nakinE
prsparaconn1or grad attack en- fh1s cily
fCin irrfo. Couriur
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-03-17

Tns CosscErTIos OF DRarr L1w.-1T7le teie-
graph informs Us that after a vigorous 6ppo-
sliisn ct the Democrats and gnien mAnbers
the eOIssription or Draft Law hae pAsAel the
House Sf Representatives, atfiFashingtbl. Il
has 10 80 to the sen4ts, in order that sOrnt
amendments may be eonearred in by that
body. u Is evidently the mention OE the
Administration to pass it, 30 the co1cartence
viii BE- as matter OF course. The section
vesting the eon irel Of the militia of the States
IN the hands Of the President was retained in
Ne bill This Is Illegal and unconstitutional
Aad known 70 be 80 by every member who
vstsd fer IT, osnctrnati Enqnirsr.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-03-17
sHKRIFTs skLR

or tie 6rrt Hsudz1 l. April. Isef. uin - =
~ 60. a pnels o1tcrr - tbs hsrher hlt6ar =
oulng tr1ct e IEnd teult acut tHc hu1tret ncrE<
J1E II - 1rzt dnEicl. e 8nuI1uu cuunlT TTrurrr
Inrunl I'D 1E1r1-n1I1 - I4Iorlnr u 49,
Ps.desr.z.. .nt uin 1e sea - nat1nI f1trunrE
and so1s, n faTor of Je1o. - 6c1rt= arll ~ nrI
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-03-17

(. THz csorrro wnE.r--Delr..t enquirT has 80.
rewarded in errrJ case b. - response 81 1rnsrs
dsreut p.rl1 of fh portioa q lie bt41e. tA.t tAe
rrsulng uh1af loots A. cliEng n1 any Uan co1Id
Hishs he Fe1srah ara kfPt elt q ksre. abnn-
dlnt harrcl- u - af lka dlpalal e ths Cu11t1r1is
Elates Tbs a1Lhorios oagli - permit thLs f1st -
ss.ss th.i sh-T -fslgsasvni. ob1-rTsf, HI
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-03-17

R4w-HIDE TK1ks sHoks.-Captain Clarke
Owens, OF Texana, jackson county, TIE kas, has
a company OF eighty men, now stationed al
Honston, Texas. defending the coast and city
Of Galveston. Many of these gallant soldiers
are we'll shod with raw hide shoes, which in
symmetry and utility are not behind fie best
shoes used incur Southern Confedefasy. Tile
beef hide is placed in water and ashes. and
remains there until the hair will come OH !; the
hide is then soaked in fresh water and rubbed
until the ley is extraetod; 1t is then soaked
from 48 10 60 hours in strong salt and water !;
this prevents tho hide from ever becousing
hard AMI horny (; j; is then dried in the Open
aifsnot in the sun, and then beat with maui
sr Inallet until it becomes as pliabe asleather,
il is<hen made INTO sho1 ., as shoemskkrb make
ether SHOES. The upper part and solos are all
made of this prepared raw hide, and made by
sewing or pegging on the soles. Tie shoes
are then well CREASED with oil. hogs lar or
tallow, creased al over the outside, both up
per and bottom parts this renders the shoes
Waterproof, and in every way as valuable as
the bestIleather shoes. These shoes are made
with the grain or hair side oatside. and in
every respect are cheap and valuable shoe.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-03-17

FEoN Miasorn.-The Houston (Te4aA) Tcl-
egraph. as quoted by lie jackson Crisib. says
that the Missouri Militia, under Gen. Harney.
have rebelled against the Lincoln antherity.
retained the arms put into their hands by the
abolitibnists and seized uDon every town Of
Importance on the Misspuri river. eogather
with vast amount Of supplies. arms ard am
Inunitionp The writer kays: fH
Upon the reception Of this important news
by Gen. Hindman at Lpuisburg he dibpatbhad
Immediately Generals Narmaduke and SHELBY.
with 10000 cavalry aid Infantry, to thcir re-
lief until bis main fOrce could be brSught up.
1t 10 also said that Gen Hindnan himself has
gene into Missouri to confer with Harvey and
perfect their combinations. God grant il may
all be tfne-or even one, half Of it. |fEf q
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-03-17

Assss1A, March 11.-AI1 editors Of Daily
yournais net represented N the Editbrial Con-
ventisn, ard desiring TO- soniorm - terms. and
rscsiys Assossated Press dispatches. vii please
nstify me ~ Telegraph At e9ee.
1.S. THkAsHeR.
Sea Sap4 Press Association.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-03-17

$50 900 Lorr.-A doctor, (nans rnkso~n =
Hs) csnneetod in sone vay. with tbs 6rn Of
BauSh, Kennedy 4 Co, Of Laudsrd.ls connfy.
a. crossing the Tennessee River ~ Lambs
Ferry few days ago. via his t~o korse bug-
~ in q srasy lat. which began 10 sink n1d
ihe buggy 6oated OF. the horses sstfing loots
and landing on opposite sides OF the river.
The buggy box coatained S2o O0o in Cozfsd-
erzte notes. The doctor procured skif. for
pursuit, and sucoeeded in orerhaulinr the
buggy. getting snt the bo|k and reashinE l.nd
bHt stepping out Of the skif. it was pnIhsd
pn befsro the box was taken eat, and away IL
vent down the river The 6at, having right
ed, two OF three men eutored Il and pnrsaed
tho skif butin vain. Il reached the rapids ~
Muscle Shoals, AID at last accounfs, vas drx-
ing swiftly Oh. and, for auEht Ne know, nay
nov be the treasure Of some enterprising snb-
jectof Abraham. the First--l Hhnlk- Cssfsd
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-03-17

fsn.ss.i. T.-s - ia
TfHH onuora O1ruunninr 80 1rnnrlu-rt -.
viA reEr.t thaf As-s FrS ~ &c.. a -
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tI1E 70 t1e EeE1rE cuunrl/T Iruu ahc1|I-- -
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crL-- O. oc4-rurrl - 1Hrr@ - - An purnrns
.I-1n - mn q - -. 49,. ~ n1<lEet rhnl
- Pcr44J - o1c. .n1fns I'D ~ rricl-
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el.u - 1r.srt. g rha n-y .roof 49, uhs 49,.
cc.,rie1 40 sr1n.nu y z-t.1ze1l aprl.f u er-rr
in.--1c4 ri dotL8i A. l. Genr
f1hIf-lu - Drrnrfw~u1 ~
:, - sss-' s..s s.'y s.'sa. - 80 81 :.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-03-17

A I'd esezaist . JsH b. iA- rsI..ry rusburiti-s
"a ~ c1a1t.1e1E1, cn lhs 1t q ociohsr. 80 nn3
Pe.es. l1r - c1u1U g Ha uiitun. Ts..-. -
- g Dee - . eegro by .hs A. - zs1e
ID hn.t h<h hIE1- Tks psner b sqn.llsi
eo1. ier.n.d. Prsys pr1Per9. - sh.-E.. - 3 .
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-03-17

lliarneT Llw- Cl-lr. 1El1l - - -
FuhlIr.
E1cBH0HD-TA
0fLATn8 - srery darcripdun - ~ lks c..ises
- rHt1 GoEurnDlrt uclrled VIA nrcnrnrT - -
pateh- 1tie1d1 al the Co1ffderats kl1lr. cours-
be.d N ths ci1 e RichDoot- Atdrn1I B1z llsl
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-03-17

EAR8 FoR sELR-
HATn f1r r.lss Frrz re-i.llinE Les arrr.. -
q iks Es.1s..5 Risss. 1r i,., = - :. Go.
1e2y. ~ scro. . As lHst afs eleaEe< sd a-asst.
~ nr.l ~ 1sr1.- n.u-y - nun rs@-
SSH C @ - ,. ssas6cEsH
.'s0HKTHIEa NV
leo -. Hgt rrll, -, - ~ -. isgf
90 Orchard
SEQ sp.-llz s-r.n
Is Frsa h..s s.alisy. L.sf- n.irh-
- boz.r ehoio. c.nsy. On - B-zA1
10 tnc1 orpIne fr11-rE ne. ~ ua11- ~
zHs-ia' 1oEHL Ln-FRnicz
LKAzHKR WAITE
L c.s sss.ls Eost Prlsss. - tTP.iq.s.s =
o---I-is. I x.ssz.. z
sJBsIITUIRs WAhTKD.
,ss5 49, sss s'si s.s.s s,s. n. : ',J !. -. ~, =,
siEst ys.1 = .r- AP1G = Psrrsr .. y ...~ -
-. csss,iss.-..T. = XII. H..
Fer slls er Rent
X arr IN. s.oTT Brsl Hsssl: hru -
krss.=T- Iih.i-lH. J.LEzIAE-
PIANOS F0R sALK.
Two r,.s r's.s A.,s r'.a. r =.H
cu-ns-l. H-1sl...
CHAP sHoEs.
> Orr er'ors Ii'.. Ash 1'9s9= ,.r -. -
nJi-n oo11i-iss ns-rA-.A
Carriage. Phaeton ara BurrT.
rTHREB E.st sss..t hrnE rsAlsl..... -
~ o-..--. s@ss...
FoR sALE.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-03-17

HATn fur z.ls. = Frr- c.-i-i-inr les as---. -
IL 1cl1.nE tea Er11 q unrk A. Klrncdy. riunauI
On ~ nlnrl11.ry RitEe. f1ur niicn H.n - Char1.@
nooEA firs q he lnrt cIcarel nnf f-.n.<
wllk Enn1 - n ef1l. = nrrrry % nrn rsa-
nelecf npple1 Anc ToarE-nn1 tu1 root Eprin7xL
NolS-Iu @ ? B8CCk1R
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-03-17

DEEsoEs h.rAr s.ls. Upp- ..f H.rs.- L..A.
Il ca. ssiain Eosf prices, .. rTP-io.ti.. -
n1rT = IL Willy.
cs1zLaio. Hsrr1A.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-03-17

1riEh Potatoes. Sugar. Cofee-
a NJ P1riy th1l ~ nnt M - Ezrrrlz na-k 81
a no1nd, n1i rDo1 In Fc flt1el urrktnrk 20
Po113s. n I'D I'm ~ Erpsu9 lc1 po1n1l llFA {
oiuEr $500, nnl 90 Pou1d lns R1 Ou1se. n > 49,
0nahurE asrk!
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-02
Post Once Winter Time Table,
Arrival and Departure of the Mails.
POsToFPIcE NJ DAVENPORT, IOWA.

EASTERN MAIL.-(,loses at A. NJ. and 5k p.
NJ. Arrives at 10 A. N. and n =. NJ, Sundays
excepted.
WESTERN MAIL CT oses at A. ii. Arrives
at 6p NJ. Sunday ccpted.
NORTHERN Iowa MAIL.-Closes At 81 ?. NJ.
Arrives atty r. N.
SOUTHERN Iowa MAIL.-Closes at s A. NJ. Ar
riyes at +. NJ.
NORTHERN VIA DRWnT.-Closes Sunday Tues
day and Thursday ats1s M. Arrives Tuesday,
Tb ursday and Saturday 1T q p. NJ.
RoUTK No. l0377-Via Blue Grass, oto-Closss
Monday, Wednesday and 'riday At ~ eek. p NJ.
Arrives Tuesday, Thussds and Saturday at IL
o'clock NJ.
Rourk No. lO9ls-vis Til ,ton-Closes Tuesday
and Friday at l2 O'Clock N strives Tuesday and
Friday at II O'Clock NJ.
RoprE No. l0947-Vta Bu 9alo--- Closes Friday
ats o'clock Nj 4; arrives Saturday ats o'clock
Route No. l0950-Via Walnut Forks and Dix
on. CLOSES Wednesday 1t 81 p. NJ Arrives
Saturday at Z. Al.
OFFICE HoURs. open at s o'clock A. NJ.
General delivery closed At 81 o'clock =. NJ. On ce
closed a. . o'clock +. N. Office open on Sunds y
from to o'clock p NJ.
tE As the principal mills are carried by Rail
Road, all the time stated herein will be
RAIL ROAD Tins, the clock in the Superintend-
ent's office, NJ. 1 NJ. RR. Depot being the stand.
ard. CHAS. II. ELDRIDGE. =. NJ.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-02
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-02

IN GOOD CONDITION, AND TRAINS ARE
running daily East end West, for the transpor.
tation OF passengers AMI freight with care and
despatch; All Railroads located east Of the Mis-
sisslppi River have d,rsct connection With tho n 4
ST 10 u. or its Hpe OF splendid steam Packets
The Hannibal IT Joseph u K Line of Packets
on the Missouri River ran daily. south to heaven
worth, fsrkvliie. ouiudsro. Nysndottc and Kan
sas City and tri-w sekiv, north to Nebraska Civ
plattsmouth, Omaha. sal Cosaeil Bluffs.
Daily Mail Coaches run In connection with
trains of THIS road ~ all Important towns IL
Northern M,ssorri and southern lava. Also 10
Lawrence, Topeka. rcst Riley and Fort scott.
Kansas.
Overland P.ke's Peak ssd California Mai,
Coaches leave daily. Time to Denver City day
Salt Lake days, San Francisco is DAYS.
Rates Of freight always as Low as by any other
line, while the patron saves largely in lnsu mncc
Distance. Changes and ii ne.
r: b: GROAI, Ges1 Ticket Ag't, Hannibal. No
VIZ. ROBINSON. tssigAs Ay't, %
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-02
New lollK. Apr

New loRX, April /.
\ Hilton Head letter of,hc 9th ult.
say
The daily ratons Of the rebel troops
G onsist OF ounces bacon and ! ounces
corn meal.
In consequence of their privaticns
very many OF the rebel troops are falling
lek, and all are fearing illness.
The last batch OF icserts:s who came
assert that tic only fact why they are
k, Ut inside, on posi- duty, is that the en-
the regiment TO which they belong would
dc .crt
From source which I deem entirely
tn stworthy. learn that all the women
and children have been ordered ont OF
savannah. They left the city on Mon
day and Saturday. THIS measure was
induced not more bv fear OF attack than
by the inability of the Commanding Gen
era 10 subslst the troops. while many
inc re c0ntraband> were TO bc fed
The steamer Sheldrake, from Havana
20 th, has arrived.
There is nothing later from Mexico.
| All Is quiet at st. Domingo
The prize schooner Mary Jane, from
Nassau, has arrived here. She was cap
pa ed Oft Wilmington. Her cargo con
sisted OF salt and coffee.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-02
VIM. 3. B7AD8UHY'S
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No. 428 Eyoome Street,
NEW YORK.

ME subscriber respectfully invites the atten-
L Non of hisfriends and the pu bic generally to
ms Piano-tor;e Establishment, at No. Ar
broome street, corner OF Crosby.
Having withdrawn his interest, stock and ma
1rials from the late firm Of Lights l. Bradbury.
which firm was dissolved the 3lst January vii.
and having purchased the entire stock of Piano.
fortes and Piano. Forte material, owned by his
brother, Edward G. Bradbury in the said firm, he
for his celebrated Piano fortes Emplovine the
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has taken IN hand the personal supervision Of the
whole bushes sof manufacturing his instruments
ana IS enabled to turn cut Piano-Fortcs u une-
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