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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-13
Michigan Ccntial kall Read.
GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE
To J.tsC York, Nssc England
and The C0Mad7s.

On AND AFTER SUNDAY MAY 5rH, ieeo,
~ trains leave the Great Genital Union Depot
tsot Of Lake street, as follows
Day txp,e s except sunday arrives
Detroit at a p n Suspension Bridge al $50 a II,
Albany 8 80 r 81, New York $50 r q, oostoD 1850
Pm.
1880 P NJ Night Express except Satsrdsy) ar
rive . Detroit at 7aO A u. Suspension bsiaee
400 p NJ, Aitsnt 800 A A., New lori 1880
A NJ, Boston $50 r NJ.
Cincinnati rsios, via n G Railroad, leave Chi
cngo At I A NJ mai Tain. 1880 T II Fast Express !;
arrive IN Chicago At sis A n Fast Express, aud
sis 2 N Night Aaii Train.
The 7:30 + NJ tram leaving Chieag rans through
to Cincinnati without change Of ears Or baggage.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-13

Nov IS THE TINE TO LAT IN WOOD FOG
~ Winter use. We have cry kindline wood
1t % p : cord and green wpcd a. 81 &c per cord.
Gu rk ~ you will DO too late.
v2l-"-' FRENCH 4 nSVIR.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-13

THROUGH TICKETS Tor sale IL oil principal
aailrosd On les IN the West. st the 0snsral INC.
.osper Of Lskeano Dessbon streets, (unJer the
Trsmcns Hoass.) Chicago, snd q The depot.
R.N. RICE, Cent SUIT.
J. W.Snngut WeoteeB Roeo. AGaak ial
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INSURANCE..

II
NJ n NJ
Of the condition Of tho
ph,enix Fro Insurance Company,
Of the CITY Of Brooklyn. 4. r,
an the asss day Of Jass-ry, Ices, nade to The
~ Auditor of Iowa, ra'sg NJ 70 inc Statute "i
sh.t State, passed Janu.rs 2ssh. 1871.
N.ss ASp Lucarios-~ho ncme 0: this Com.
nsnv i, sTh. ri @six fire I,sat.nee Company,
aud ia heated in the oily oil Brooklyn, cona,y %
Aia.s, State % N.w ok.
U.rrAt-The amount o. it's c'pi'si s,o X.
shares Of fifty doll, rs each. Is w. hani,ed thaus-
ami dollars, ai pail up in cash, is ~s2ce,oto 90
Amount OF surp,as on hand, IL jan
ISIS i2!,.of %
T'otA ~. Q: ea.it.l and surplus. .s39I 2si 70
ASSETS.
C,sh ;n bark and oa hsnl ...........S234 Al 80
Heal cs.ata. uriaenD b-roi, owhea by
the co ae4ny.... ....t... ilil ..
Bon il and mortgages, a. per fGG:aeis
aeon alasing. bsing fret liens on
pf.ueFty Ia tbe cities ot hfsokitn
anl New York, tmssty oseliins
houses sorth IN each case iF.m ~
iSausl seheiaio .lsa.g.e 70
L,aus on demand, seeG-ei BY lie iges
OF lod l4ut ard othes corporation
socks, rs 90. Material s.t. ........t. o-,s2a "
Uapa,i tftm'uus N the course Of col
sc,tion al considered gaod......... lo7Go -
Z tsTceeissbie, tof premiums On maud
navigation r1sks........ ...s.... l4.3'5 -
Intertsl oa bonds api !oins, accrued
but nOt sGc, ana III. drawing at The
rate ef ! per cent . 600 w
Touk aui ather corporation stoea esn-
81 b' lie company, as per isitue1ug
youcbofs - ..area oi Llion Ferry
comnanY ssoeg .........h#5. %
78 ~ PIT cent treas totes 5.I31 80
Il. :. bead skies, lsf- ~ ll 90
Us. beals, fyes. tsb5 @,t91 V...3Bt6o 81
IL otaor securities aad assols........ il5s9 :
Total assets os the 1mFaay ...5-, 81 NJ
uaBtLITiSs.
Losses al is,cd aud dae..-..... . . Nothing
io ses e. la,ltd nd at du9......... thing
Losses aladig ted ant ID suspense, aWntt-
INK r.aot,, yE tie, $lo 80 inland
ma. igat3eu, Sa'9 = .....s..... iia-a ~
I.sso8 AIMED Out rsi It'd by the Co..
Al olaey cia.tns against tne Company.
-
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NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET.
NHw YnpY .Mondau Nil 9

/
we have somewhat remark able state of
things at the opening of the beef cattle market
In Forty-tourth street this morning. The
weather Is bright and clear, and so warm that
the little snow that fell since Saturday is all
shoat. Yet the cattle trains are all reported
olocksded with snow. At any rate we had 40
stock from Albany till nearly noon. A: the
opening there was not over 800 on sale. These
came III on Saturday by the New Jersey Central
and Erie, and one train on the Hudson on Sun
day. there had been no more expected the
market would have opened lively; but as it was
known that large supply was likely to arrive
at any moment, the market opened dull at about
the same rates as last week--that is, S@lOc "a
ID neat tor the meat, seller sinking offal About
noon, 900 head came in, and during the after
noon more arrived, and trade continued slow.
many OF the buyers preferrng to wait till all the
stock arrives that is expected Tonight We
notice that some of the brokers are anxious to
sell out to-day, and accept buyers offers more
freely than last week Others hold their stock
as Stiff as though it was certain that the whole
Is IN, and that with such short supply they can
easily get an advance. We shall see to morrow.
when there will doubtless be more c.ttle than
to-day. Messrs Starr & Reed are in market for
couple Of hundred army beeves, and willing to
pay S(9stc y % net for good shipping cattle,
but VIII act Guy any but good ones, and are un-
willing to pay l0c, which they are asked to-day.
Inc hog market is lightly supplied, and prices
advanced TO 65c p To, live weight. tor the best.
Inc sheep market is wild; Sic ~ Ii, live weight,
Tor anything offered; pets, $5@5,25 each
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ST. LOUIS MARKET.

Tuesday, Evening March 1o-FLoUR-
Market active and unchanged. Sales were
confined to a few lots country, ipclnding ~
bags low grade super at S. 25; so brIs suner-
me me at 50 so; So bis single extra vt Sc. and
ooU Grls choice double extra at 81 q brl
"hEAF-Supply small and market nm
Shaaged. Sales confined to 100 bags interior
ta!i at 81 10; 600 bush common TO arrive ut
- 10; % bags at 81 IS; ], 200 bushels to ar.
ti'e a. !; 81 %; so bags at 81 26@I %, and ~
.CohN-laadequate receipty caused the
rS.Se 10 further advance. Sales so bags white
a. ooc; $40 bags mixed and white at Zoe. in.
t S.guing the bags, aud $50 bush at LANDING
below at &c q bush. = 3
oAiS-Narket inactive, but the price was
s sustained Sales 81 bags in lots at s3c. aud
40 . 40 at same, delivered, including bags.
hAhLEY-A lot of / 200 sacks spring. in
sure nS. sold at 81 40 u bush.
hlh-Sales 100 sacks at ,5c. and 0oO
turned. 'N'A sachs re
bAcON-sales II casks country pork house
sugar cured hams at 7lc q tb.
LAkD-Msrket frmer and a fraction hi cher
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Drumming after Victory.

A Nashville correspondent of the Cinciun att
Gazette writes as follows:
There was one feature of the great meeting
at the Capitol which was novel as it was inter
esting. The Drum Major of the 10Th Illinois
regimest. I am sorry cannot remember his
name, executed, upon the drum, an Imitation
OF the battle Of Murfreesboro lie is recog.
nized everywher. as one of the first drummers
in the army, and his ''imitat:on" was received
with ga enthusiasm which have rarely seen
equalled. IN the evening an immense crowd
assembled al the theatre, aud the enterprising
manager had secured the services of the Drum
Major OF the 18th Illinois, to give repetition
of the "battle of Nlurfrecsboro" 1t it impos.
sible to describe the wild excitement of the
immense crowd which thronged the theatre
while this extraordinary piece was being REM
dered. Many of the soldiers who had parti.
cipated in the battle were present; each one
called upon the drummer to render that Dor.
ton of the fight in which he was particularly
interested; and perfect storm of shouts, yells
and cries, articulate and inarticulate, filled the
theatre. "Give us" said one, 'sthe time when
Rousseaus division went into the cedars."
'sLet us hear" said another, chow it went
when Hardee was driven back from the turn
pike" 'sShow u.s." cried another, show it
went when Negley pitched into them about
shutdown on Friday" 'Let's hear the music
when CO.. John Beatty stormed the rebel
breastworks on Saturday night" shouted an
other; and thus the ordinations rang from
every quarter of the house.
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10 INQUIRIES AFTER FRIENDS IN THE Army
The Sanitary Commission have made arrange
menss for supplying information gratuitouly
with regard to patients ia the United States
General Hospitals at the following points:
EASTERN DEPARTMENT.
For Information, address "Ofice Sanitary
Commission, Washington, D c."
Washington, Georgetown, Alexaudria,
Frederick City, Point Lookout, Annapolis,
Baltimore
PHILADELPHIA DEPARTMENT.
For information. address "Office Sanitary
Commission, No. ~ South 9Th street,
Pniiadelphla, Germantown, Chestnut Hill
Cnester, Reading, Harrisburg.
NEW YORK DEPARTMENT.
For Information, address "Oaice Woman's
Central Union. No. 10, Cooper Institute"
New York, New Haven, Boston,
Ports'th Grove, Battleboro, Burlington,
Albany, Newark
wEsTIRS DEPARTMENT..
For information, address "Ofice Sanitary
Commission, Louisville, KY
New Albany, Louisville. :,
Covington, Lexington, Danville,
Perryville, Bowling Green, Gallatin, wa
em Nashville
Information will, under ordinary circumstan-
ces, be given to any one applying for it. If the
application be by letter, the answer will be sent
By return mail; if in person, it will be answered
at once
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Safes As pigs No. at 9ic. aud Is and 100
ties kettles at 10c y ID. GE FAH
HAI-Demand an market steady Sales
$50 bales at Csc
CHICAGO, 5 P. NJ. |
Thursday, March IL, 1868. !

Hawk Eye:-The leading markets during the
week have been without marked fluctuations,
and steady at the close to day. Gold in New
York continues at about 100, and operators
seem to base their figures at abou. that rate.
The amount of grain in store here is conside-
rably short of last year. Advices from all
parts of the country report continued bad
roads, consequently but little grain moving.
The River here is clear of ice and but little in
sight in the Lake. A steamer cleared for
Milwaukee on Saturday. Active preparations
are making on all hands for early opening.
LIVE STOCK.-Cattle are not plenty, de-
mand good Choice sell ct from So 5O@4 90.
Common So 5O@s so.
Hods-Are wanted-above 200 Tbs, bring
81 5O@5 co. Light weights, 81 OO@4 So
DRESSED housekeeping from 200 to
60, active at SIS 5o@6 90, Light weights,
81 5O@5 so.
PROVISIONS-Dull.
LARD-No sales.
WHEAT-Clsseda at ST. rs for No. 2, winter;
~ - No. = spring. REJECTED spring w; re-
jected winter 81 49,
CORN-A trife lower and dull. Sellers had
to seek buyers at SIC for mixed; rejected 461>;
quite portion of the Cora offered is inspect.
ed rejected.
RYE-Quiet at 81c for No. l. A choice lot
by sample in bags, bags returned, at S5c, are
outside figures.
oATs-.steady, 569@57 for No. l; rejected
5l@52.
TIMOTHY SEED-Quite dull and lower,
81 IS for prime. Ea &
POTATOES-Scarce, good, command 9Oc.
BUTTER-But little choice in market. sells
for &c; common frkin Ice.
Yours, SAXON.
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HOSPITAL REPORT,

List of deceased Iowa soldiers who have died
in Hospitals tSt. Louis, No., from March
4th to 10Th, 1868.
Furnished by Thos. W. J. Long (of Iowa)
State Sanitary Agent, ST. Louis and vicinity.
Mar. to IL. H. Wolf, F, 34th, chronic di-
arrhea.
John s. Mitchell, D, 4th, debility
VIM. Bell, B, Both, remit. fever
Chas. Galloway, F, 34th, enteritis
Mar. 3.-Geo. Hillyard, D, 25th, pneumonia
Mar David Florer, K, 18th, chron. diarr.
Samuel NJ. Littler, D, Bath, ph,hisls
pulmonalis.
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TO NERVOUS SUFFERERS OF BOTH sExEs.-A
reverend Gentleman having been restored health in
few days, after undergoing all the usual routine and IL
regular expensive modes of treatment without success
considers it his sacred duty communicate to his acs
ed fellow creatures the OF cURs Hence on the
receipt OF an addressed envelope, he will send (free
copy OF the prescription used. Direct to Dr. JOHN NJ
DAaNALL. 1856 Fulton Street, Brooklyn, MI
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

COUGH, COLD, OR AN IRRITATED THROAT IF
allowed to progress, results in serious Pulmonary and
Bronchial affections, oftentimes incursble.
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TROCHEs
reach directly the affected parts and give almost instan.
relief. In BRONCHITIS, ASTHMA, and CATAaRH they are
beneficial The good effects resulting from The Of
Troches and their extended USE has caused them
counterfeted Be sure to guard against worthless ita
tons. OBTAIN only the genuine Brosons Bronchial To.
ches which have proceed their efficacy by test Of many
years. PUBLIC sPEAKERs and SINGERS should use the
Troehes. Military Officers and Soldiers who overax the
and are exposed to sudden changes should have
them. Sold everywhere at Is cents per box
iau20.dk r. VIM
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oae day this week we raised the star spangled

Oae day this week we raised the star spangled
banner in front of our Headquarters" during
the day couple of things, in mems apparel,
we're passing up street when they espied the old
flag. As they passed the Office window We heard
one enquire: whats up now-whst's this
Lincoln rag hung out here for?"-"Dun'no,"
growled the Other '.some id abolition doin's,
reckon" And the flag Of our country is the
symbol of sbolitionsm To honor the old ban.
ner constitutes one an ab5itionist. Well, if this
be 80, count Us one.-ECouneil Bluffs Nonpsreil
Jane R. Thurston offers, through Portland
(Mane) journal, ''to furnish for tue sum OF $500
(Which sum shall be given for the relief of the
sick and wounded soldiers) plan which will
close up the rebellion and unite all the States
in six months, Or refund the money" Jane
ought not to let a beggarly $500 stand between
her and the salvation of her country.
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Bachelors Hair Dive
THE BEST IN THE WORLD.

bESI THE WVHLD. y =
WILLIAM A. BACHELORS celebrated Hair Dys
producesa color not to be distinguished from nature
not to njure the Hair In the least remedies
effects Of bad dyes and invgorates the Hair for
life. GREY, RED, or RUSTY HAIR instantly turns q
splendid Black or leaving the Hair soft and beau.
tisul. Sold by all Druggists, &c.
~ The Genuineis signed WILLIAM A. BATCHE.
LOR, on thef four sides of each boa.
FACTORY, No. 81 BARCLAY STREET, (Lats233 Broad
wdyand 16 Bond Streets,) NEW YoaS.
mayS1-W1y
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MARX. ETS-
BURLINGTON. FRIDAY, P. II.

BURLINGTON, Friday, P \.
The river is falling, but still in good navigablt
condition The weather has been dry for . weel
past, and the roads are much improved.
This market is now we'll supplied With butter
eggs, wood, hay, etc, at about the quotations
below. Good dry wood commands 81. Hick-
ory is worth little more. Green and half sea.
soned wood sells at $S@ss,6o. The price on
the evee is about s..
Grain is arriving by wagon in average guam
titles.
The Hauk.Eye State and the Canada are the
only boats Of the Northern Line that have arrived
here-one on her downward and the other on
her first upward trip. The Jenny Whipple has
m ade one or two trips The Kate Kassel has
not vet commenced running.
white &c; clarified l5fc.
COFFEE-349374c.
MO.ASSES-By the bbl., Reboiled, SO Syr-
ap, SO kegs. $500. Sorghum, 25@3Oc.
NAILS-Tenpenny, $3.50.
SALT-S9,o0.
RICE-9c.
FRUIT-Raisins prime, s5@S 26.
BRoOMS-$l 5o@s2 per dozen.
FLoUR-Spring, $3.50; Extra $50; "Cable"
500.
WHEAT-spring, 1890; Winter, sl,lo@
lis.
CORN-In the ear, csc; shelled, CSC.
RYE-6Uc
BEANS-Sl,25@sl so per bush.
POTATOES-4C@5Oc per bush.
OATS-4Sc. firm.
BUTTER-1l@14c.
EGGS-6(67c.
CHICKENS OO@$l % per doz
HAY-Timothy, $7@S9.
WOODS 25@$4.
HEDES-Green, 7@Sc.; Dry Flint Ice; Green
Sailed ste. firm.
SCREEN CALF sKINs-sic.; sailed, loo.
SHEEP PELTS-$l rs.
WHISKEY-43045c.
LARD-Sc; in bbls. s46sec per b.
DRIED APPLES-7@7tc. per b., green do
60@75c. per bush.
TIMOTHY SEED-$l, so per bush
HUNGARIAN GRASS SEED-aO cents u
bushel.
GLOVER SEED-s6@6 50-in demand.
CORN MEAL-3Oc.
BAC0N-Hams, sugar cured, y cents;
shoulders 4, side sc.
RAGS-2i@3c per h.
COAL OlL-6Oc per gallon by the barrel
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A CARD.
HEADQUARTERS 10TH Iowa INFANTRY }

Editor Hams-Bye: 1t having come to my
knowledge that several malicious persons have
written letters to parties in Louisa County, to
the purport that Capt A. NJ. Taylor, of Compa-
ny Z, 10th Iowa Infantry, was guilty of coward
ice during the battle of Prairie Grove, Ark on
the 7th of December last, and desiring that no
injustice shall be done any OF those who nobly
faced the enemies Of our country on that memo
rable day, take pleasure in certifying that, on
the contrary, Capt. Taylor behaved nobiy, fought
calamity, and discharged his duties like patri-
OF and soldier, and that no stain can, as vet.
rest upon his name as an officer
...... DANIEL KENT,
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,,o New York, Mar. H.
FLOUR-Market m Ore quiet and Sc lower Sales At
r no. ~ rfe A CAV"
wHEAT-Market very quiet. Sales at 81 4oMl
OIL chicago spring; 81 62G1 IS NIL club; 81 IDOL Is
winter red western
coRN-Market 1@2c lower Sales at s10ss sound,
OATS-frmer. Sales at S1GIS3
LARD drmer. tales At lvi6llf
PORK Market quiet.
WHlsKT-Msrket quiet Sales at47@4s..
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New York Stock Market.

NC" 1OFK STOCK Market.
NEW York, March y.
Stocks---Nsrket active and better.
Money and Exchange unchanged.
American Cold 1859.
Illinois coupon bonds '62 l0l; do 10 105.
Treasury $40 1045, Feb aud Aug.
u S. Sc IA, reg 954, coupons 90; IS 81, reg.
lol!, coupons 1929.
Cotton dull Groceries unchanged snd quiet.
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AN exchange says: Two plaques have made
their appearance at Memphis, Tenn. One is the
small pox, and the other is the Chicago Times.
In all cases OF the former, the physicians apply a
good plaster of the latter which never fails tn
kill both disease and patient"
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DIED

March eth in tina 3h year of her age Mrs. ELrzAsKIH
SWAN.
the residence J. Taylor In this CITY, on the 9th
inst, Mrs. HANNAH McKEBBsS, OF Lima, Ohio aged 60
years. ty- s
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6isLn SOCIETY DHPosIroaY.-At the store Of Mr. W
W. Harper Jefferson street, Burlington where Eaelish
German, Swedish and Welck Bibles and Testarasns IA
slSssps be found at one price nove
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The PLAauE.--One of our citizens the other
day was expressing himself to friend On the
street about the smallpox spreading in our
community, which he called ''scourge." Just
then An honest farmer came along, and supposing
II was copperheadism which was referred to BY
the name of scourge, remarked, ''don't be
alarmed friends; We have got 'em all under now
in our township; If there is any danger down
here, We have got Fifty men up there who will
come down and clean out all the secesh between
here and the Mississippi" On being told of his
mistake, he said small pox wasn't half so bad as
the other disease, and went quietly on his way.
we think he was about right-[Linn Couny
Register.
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EGAL NOTICE.
- Estate Of Henry A. Rtner, deceased.
State Of Iowa, In County Court Of sad coun.
Des Moines County, fly.
Notice is hereby given that the undersigned have this
day appointed oy said court OF said
Estate All persons indebted to said estate are REQUEST
ed to make immediate settlement with the undersigned
and all persons holding claims against said estate viii
present the same to said court for allowance.
LURETTA RITNER,
JACOB ALTER, Aums.
Publish thirty days in Daily and Weekly Hawk.Eye.
msr-13d&w3Ods a, O. OHKT Co Jndue :
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MARRIED.

MARRIED.
On the 9th Inst. BY the Rev. A. W. Stryker Mr.. Ar.
fauR B. WILSON and Miss ELLES e. GLxoaE both Of
Moines county.
On the sth inst by tbs same Mr.. sYLvAsus LYNN and
Miss CHARLOTTE SINoNs both Of Henry county
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THE TOBACCO GROWERS

Gives the Farmer full instruction in sowing the seed
tilage, worm'n2, priming topping, suckering cutting
housing curing. prztng for market. and fine favored
cigars Price, 80 cents can also furnish pure tobacco
SEED OF the most kinds in packages sufficient
Agents wanted. Address JAMES MOSSMAN. -
marl4-dtw1t Westerville, Franklin comfy Ohio
Editors Wishing copy and seed, please copy.j
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THE SEVENTH Iowa CAyALRY.-We are glad
70 learn that eniis,meas for the Seventh Cav
airy are steadily going on, aud that there is
every prospect Of a speedy organization of this
regiment. The cavalry service is regarded
with much favor By our brave Iowa prairie
boys, and those who have been wont to 60 on
horseback from field to field and from farm to
town, prefer that kind Of travel in going to
war; hence there is little doubt that when the
roads improve so that recruits can come in
easily, there will be no difficulty in obtaining
the men still needed This regiment will posi-
tively rendezvous at Davenport and will occupy
Camp Hendershott as soon as the Sixth leaves.
Those companies of the Seventh now at Of
tumwa will doubtless be here next week
Davenport Gazette.
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Just Received.
An elegant assortment of Ladies', Misses aud
Cnidren's Balmorals, Overshoes, and German
Felt Shoes, at very low prices.
T. W. BAEHYDr,
d&wtf. Cor. of Jefferson and Main Streets
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ARxED Resistance !-CIvIL w AR ABOUT Con-
xEscED yesterday the City Marshal, Mr. II
G. Carter, with one assistant, went to the eastern
part of this county to arrest John Leverage for
disturbing meeting by cheering for JEFF Davis.
When they arrived at the house where he was,
their entrance was resisted by certain members
of the family, who displayed revoivers and other
weapons. But they forced an entrance, and
captured the Tory. Tie family then dispersed
in every direction to rouse the neighborhood.-
The prisoner was soon mounted on his horse, but
nv dextrous movement, escaped and fed
Then began an exciting chase, which lasted near
ten miles. The prisoner escaped. The whole
country was aroused where the arrest was made
Horse,nen galloped in every direction, with guns
ON their shoulders. They collected at the resi-.
dence of Leverage to rescue him if the Marshal
should return with him. We are positively in
formed that from Is 20 20 armed men had soon
collected for this purpose. They said the ball
had opened, and that they were ready Hawk.
eye Flag
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WATER PROOF +.
Vienna and sStrella Matches

These matches made without sulphur, and being
free from dlsagreeable odor not only very
but most for 10 the paror and
small packages for family USE and are also carefully
ed IN cases for For sale wholesale and
retail by JAMES r. DEY
No. So Cortlindt ST. New YORK.
P.S.-country merchants will do well to call and ex.
anime our stock. sebfa o.,