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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-05-16
THE MARKETS.
Davenport MarLet.--paiiy Report.

OFFIcK or THK DrN. a kFws,
saturday I've, May lG |
No change in quotations. Wheat is coming In
coming in more tre.ly
Floua Firm. Wholesale. So e0L6 90, retail
s60o11 90. Shlpmea,s 10 hrIs.
WHsr 7ods0a for common grades and 80
4 / 05 Tor tho hust. kocoi,ts |, 20 hu
tisnEY Littlo doing We anote n 81 10
Coes- 81, Receipts 55oh hu. Shipments loo
bu.
oAra Active at 0. taaac. Receipts 6l0 hu--
shipments 200 .a.
Hay. Shipments ~ toms.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-05-16
From " ashingt"n.
AniaI NIL

Special TO Wotd
WAsHi GroN, MAY IL.
Hooker came up FROM the army last
night, and to day had an interview with
the President lasting some time, tc,
which he returned 10 the army IN spe.
cial boat
From what can learn. Hooker re
turned 70 retain his present command
and conduct the army, nnaided by Hal.
leck, Throughout another advance when
ever such shall be determined upou.-
Tins ,ou nay consider rs reliable.
special 10 J ribune.
WAsnINoroN, May 10.
The last Of our wounded left on the
other side Of the ksppahannock have
been brought across the Ilyor. As good
re was taken Of them While they re-
maned in the encmy's lines as could rea-
sonaby be expected. Our SURG, ons have
been with them since Hooker crossed the
river.
TIE medical stores sent over at the
,uggcsti n Of Gen. Lee were taken pos
sesA OF by the rebels, but were issued
to eur surgeons on prdp,r rcqnisitions.
The dead Of both armies have been
buried.
The records in the case Of Gen. Buell.
have arrived hero. There is reason to
believe that the findings of the court are
such as show th.t the President had arm.
PIE reason Tor removing Buell. from the
command of the Department OF the Cum
bcrlaud, and that government only erred
in postpouing his removal so long.
The gene al tenor Of advices from Mex.
leo received at the State Department to-
dav are unfavorab to the F,ench, who
had on the list ult. made slight progress
towards the capture Of Pasbla, the Msxi
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-05-16

THE CIT Y.

To TIE PUnLio.- Notice is hereby
given TO all it may concern, that this oilce
vii! rot hereafter consider itseii responsih' e
for the bills of any person whomsoevtr. IN.
less the same he delivered on m order bear.
ing the si snature Of ID. \ R,enaKDscs
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-05-16
IT, IN New ok.
NEw NoRk, Nav 10.

Nkw loRk, MAY 10.
The steamer Ocean Queen. from As
pm wall, has arrived.
Private adsic,s received here state
that the iron-clad vessels of the South
Atlantic ilcet were on the 10th OF May
thoroughly repaired, all the injuries d no
bs the lor,s having been ,cmedied. Tho
armor on the huls and iurrets is now
perfect.
IL was generally believed that the Is
inch gu's would be replaced by others Of
smaller bore. aud lnd cd in Two Of the
vcsso's Preparations were IN progress 10
ship away the pieces.
G,n. Nlall day or two since sent
a scouting party 10 Locsbu'g to hunt rcL.
els. None we're found IN force.
A sLilmsh with few black horse
cavalry near Warreuton Junction result,
ed IN killi,g "A citizen aud wouLding scv-
eral reb | soldiers. We had three men
wounded
The Herddfs di.patchcs Of the 18th
.a,s the f,esldcnt has been o.oseted to-
,n, wlthGcn. Slcklcs upon Heln,1 cman'.
report
The Prcsidcn, has restored Gen. Slough.
! ttnio his rank.
The steamer Ocean Queen brings
/ S3o6, 600 IN treasure and also 81 men Of
tho California cavalry.
Richmond papers SAY there is TO doubt
/ thni jacksons wound ~as inflicted by bis
own men. lie received 3 ball. in tho
lell am and hand. Tins o. ur,ed after
dnik on Saturday, he having given orders
10 fire on anything coming mp the road
before he left the lines. and on seeing fed.
eral sk,,mlsicrs before him, lie turned 10
retreat aud was shot by his own men
! Ilis funeral was lnrnc; attended bv J.f.
lDayls aud his cahine,. lliA body was sent
10 Iexlnrlor, aud "A statue OF HIM is 10
lie erected IN the Capitol.
Unreliable tumors are gong the
rounds oi great baud aud naval bat
ito at Nieksbufg. Rebel tclegrams Of tho
, nth say nothing about it.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-05-16

A SERMoN.-TAe Fast Day sermon
preached by the Rev. Henry Wal on the
)th day OF April last. has BEEN published IL
pamphlp, form by request" and though We
have not bad the opportunity Of pernsine H..
we are told that i, is very able and interest
ing affair Copies can be obtained ~ Plum
ner's and FL d Co e book stores at the low
price OF five cents per copy.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-05-16

IIIGu School Pre- Nic.-Ahout fifty
of the students OF the High School of tni- eli y
went over to the Island yesterday and ihdulg
I'd IN pie me aud had avery hsppy time,
Just such as young foiks always have upon
each occasous
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-05-16

Nn~spAPva >u.PgnsioS The DfAocRAT d
NE~s oi Davenport, suspended on Saturday
last In their last is-us the. published spms
Of the most rampant secesh a-iicles we have
ever read Hock Island Union
We charge the writer Of ~ above para.
grsph with writing wil.ul and malicious lal'e.
hoods First, this paper has never suspebded
since the 18th OF Oc' ober. 1858 nor has i,
said it WAS suspended Secondly We defy the
lyiog puppy to fad wcfd or line 10 the issue
ioya.ty TO the Uoion that he lseks 10 10y atty
10 common ssnss and truth.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-05-16

MILITARY. - Capt Ilttler brought
down abou, a hundred Il his well drilled re-
cruts yesterday attended hy brass aud mar
,ial bani. and tassed through the princpn!
streets in excellpnt style. The Captain never
has any awkward men in MS command.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-05-16
GRAND LuScH.-Mondsy morning at

10 o'clock Capt. laupt VIII ,rread tumptu
ous lunch Of all tho good things OF the seas u
with turlle coup. rcast pig, eIc The tapt"l" :
reputation aa . caterer i. well known IL this
city. and We look fr big crowd a. The Mis-
si.sipp House on Monday
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-05-16
PRovosr MAEsHAL's OFFcE.-Cap

pRovosT MAgsHALs OFF,CE.-Ca
Hail. Provost Marshal! Tor this di-trict has
rented K Is lIili's lar Office in Metropoli an
block. formerly used as a osnkng Office. aud
will there esta blish his bsadq larters The
counter has been removed, and a partition l.
h.tng put up through the centre OF the room
from north to south. thu. making two very
fins Offices, not inch too large for the exten.
sive business to be there transacted. There i.
also a email private flee attached which
Capt H4il also rents This suite OF ofhces will
be ready for occupation next week.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-05-16

NIprED IN THE Bun. There was


NiprED IN TuE Bup.-There was
great y among the abolition di,union .heets
OF tue State at what they supposed to be a
prospect Of the SUSPENSION OF the DEaooaAr 4
| Ngws. Without any iur,h.r authority than
a. evil imagination they at Gree informed
/ their readers that the Paper he'd etcpped. and
therest they were ,Ntremei, Jolly and con
graduated themselves aud their frends ul or
having one thorn - in their siass to annoy
hom 10 this they have been greatly de
eetved in the plack cf this institution and the
determination of the Democracy Of this CIT.
. back il up. III very tnue That there ata nu.
m.runs dem. Gratis in this county who. hith.r
to- have been very reuiss in their du'y The,
kosw the concern had been lun lcr nearl,
eight years with an Indifferent support. 4
thought 1t cou'i he run longer
The secret Of this indifference Ia that not
one man In a hundred, ~ho calls himaelf In
tsleent. la. the remotest idea Of what IT ac-
tuaily coats to keep mp and run suesessfnlly
live daily lie wspaper. Their s,es once fairly
opened to the facts In tn case Il sy are will,
ing to come forward with ,he'r support.
Let no political enemy Of ours lay the fat
tering unction 10 hie sou Tint thls concern 10
going 10 atop FOR single day. TIE people OF
this county are not ready for that yet and
will not be dur'pg the present generation.
You can swallow your d,appeintment. gen
temen Of the abolition press; we are with
VOC sti,l. and are going to stay wish you, Aud
continue the tight straight through on the
right left, and ceutr. ), conduct yoursslyss
accordingly.
Zoo have said some very brate and ungen,
tlemanly things concerning ns but his 90 said
bseause you thought you we're ,aklng TO dead
men. Creatures Of your kind mn cAtbsr ar.
apt 10 be very valiant on such occasions. You
challenge the admiration OF towards and 'cu,.
II low degree by such conduct. However
under the ciruumstancts knowing with whom
we have 10 deal can hilord to let the mat
ter pass without further comment
ENLARGEMENT. The school building
OF tba German school Asa citation. on the cor-
nsr oil warren ana An greet, Is To De con
sidsrsbly enlarged aud otherwise repaired -
The work will commence n, xt week Tnis i,
an entirely sepsrate eT.i from th. CITY lie.
t,ie, Schools For many year. Il has been
under the suceessfu cement of John
True thorough and energetic teacher Of th.
Gernia We are glad TO notice these sigus
o. il. prosperity.
CiRCUs COMING. - Castillo * Van
Weeks circus is on ils way down me rlvsr aud
will be in tins place 10 ten or twelve days. l.
Ia sald TO he an excellent company. Cos lilo
himself is mora than half Of The biggest hind
Of circus. They will fod welcome in Da
venport.
1rn CAvALHY.-This regiment is now
filing up more rapidly than ever. There NJ.
two full ba,taions already recruited. ard the
other will 10 brought iu in the course oi an.
o her mouth
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-05-16
ResloxArIoS.-Col. Pbilo Hall I

IesIGxATIoS.- Pbilo Hall ten
d-rei his Resignation yesterday ss Asslsta I
Adiitant General OF the State Of lows. pre"
p,ratory to entering upon his duties es Pro-
vost Marshal Of this District The nan who
tils ne place IN he Adj .taut Gsneral'c fl ,e
thoroughly. mua. be an .x'ell nj busiues
man.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-05-16

From the fact that number Of OH
GERS and men daily arrive from 'he Rap
nsbannock and get leaves Of .b.snce and
20 home it is regarded - IN indication
that the army will not move q present
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-05-16
SrLxsDIo PERFoAMAscE.- The e.

SrIgSDID PERFoRMAncE.- The en-
tertainment given by Dupr'z Green's min
-trels, at Mstrop oii,an lisll. isst evening, wac
he beat thing We hsve seen for many day.
The burnt cork" is n'l iigLt, and the per-
tormanc.s OF Com rnodroe Fopje and Col, mel
-osll are worth three tiu,- The money The
hall was full, and will be fu.3 asbn e. u ght
The singing hy nessrs Gustav iidaux and
NJ A scott was Of an air hch would do
honor to the mos, talented. They will favor
,heir audience with sevsral OF the most inter
e.,ipg song. OF the day this evening.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-05-16

SPLENDID AMBRoTY Cook gal
lery is becoming the mo. popular plac. IN he
city at which to procure the most t.ithiul pc
tures lie challenges com petition. and invites
the public generally. see Advertisement.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-05-16

AN endless variety Of soldiers goods
1st rec lived at Stars
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-05-16

MAPLE SuoAR, the hest article in this
market, for sale very low at Stars
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-05-16

Or. VAN BC1ES, special practitioner
for diseases OF the Lungs and Throat, can be
consulted daily a. his rooms la Nickoi,'r
Block. davenport.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-05-16

TIM City Council meets this evening
a. the City Hall f0r the transaction OF impoi-
tant business
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-05-16
Southern News

N,cKsnUno, May l.
Noihin., Of Importance transpircd
here to-day.
A barge lsden with coal ran past tho
batteries last night.
The cncmy's fleet above tho CITY is IN.
crcaslug.
GHaHirsToN, May IL.
The steamer Britain, with merclan-
DIE, arrived through, tae blockade She
started from Nassau on Thursday in com.
pany with the st amer Norsc,nan, which
has not yet been heard from.
MINoioNS, May I3.
Tho steamers Bosnia and Pet arrived
this morning from Nassau.
TriLAnoMA, May u.
Bragg reviewed the northern AIabs.
ma troops yesterday. lie addressed them
briefly in highly complimentary terms,
and gave spirited and encouraging nc.
ronnis Of the situation in ont, AID ex-
pressed All a'dcnt hope that they may
meet an attack Of The enemy. lie leaves
to day TO inspect the front. All quiet.
The Richmond Inquirer has savage
article on burnside for his order against
sp es aud traitors AT h me. and condoles
with Nalandgham in his persecution.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-05-16

NorIcE.-Pcrsons having accounts
against Z chardson West 4 Co.. VIII eonter a
favor by having them mads out rea ty for set.
tiemaUt
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-05-16
TIE IR0N CLAD FLEET NOW
Really FOR fCTlON.
GEN. CRiNT CONCRATlLATEN
His ARMY.
Rumor that Hooker is 10 Re-
tain his present Command
Later Wars fi.OsIs .NeIiCO


llAIl's FrHRi, ~ MFRS SorTu
or Nlok.uuUo. MAY ST., 7
via Cairo, May 18th.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-05-16

CiRcus COMING. - Castillo 4 Van
Weeks circus lie on iJs way down he river and
will be in this place 10 ten or twelve days. l.
IL ssid to he an excellent company. Cos lilo
himself is mora than half Of The biegest tind
Of a circus. They will liad welcome in Di
yenpurl.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-05-16

1rn CAvALhY.-Thisrc regiment is now
filing up more rapidly than ever There NJ.
two full battaions already recruited ard The
other will 10 brought in in the course oi
"a her month
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1863-08-13
Morgan in the Penitontiary.


"Tho right man in the right place."
says Bro. Stimson, of the Marietta Reg.
lister, sis John Morgan in the Ohio
Penitentiary." We think there can be
no doubt as to the correctness of this
conclusion. Many poor fellow IL
serving out his term in that institution
for the crime Of horse stealing, who is
as innocent as a babe unborn in com
parison with the great Kentucky horse
thief and marauder. Thes only nisKor-
tune is that under the rules Of military
law, he cannot be kept where he so
justly deserves to be, but must be treat.
ed as prisoner Of war IL is stated on
what seems to be good authority, that
the confinement of Morgan and his off =
GERS in the Penitentiary is merely in re-
taliation for the refusal Of the rebel
authorities to release or exchange Col.
Straight Of our army, who was captured
some months ago near Rome, Georgia,
and with all his officers is now under.
stood to be kept in close imprisonment
Whenever the rebels consent to their
exchange, like other prisoners, Oul
Government will probably remove Nor.
gan and bis fellow thieves from tht
Penitentiary, and hold them as prison
ers of wsr. subject to exchange when
tn cir time com es. It is somo cousola
tion, however, that the balance of pris.
oners is nov so largely in our favor
and likely to continue so, that the wal
may be over before that time arrives.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1863-08-13

The Richmond Whig of tno 7th, says
"The Confederate States, when vic.
torious and about to propose terms Of
peace, will have nothing more to de-
msnd IhSn they would have proposed
before the fall of Suppter, except in
lemifcation for those outrages commit
ted by the enemy against every law
Of civilized warfare.
"The acknowledgement Of The indie
pendence of eUery State in the Conteder-
oey, and the free choice Of the people Of
Nt rylana to determine whether they ,oiU
elect the Contsderdcy or The United StdteS
cW form he first "conditionS". Ken.
fEcky and Missouri are already members
cfthe Coafecleracy, and, upon the hy,
potAeaiS Of Con- telerate success must re-
main members ofthe Coafederaey ualeIs
their people determine other,oise. With
their future destiny the United States can
hare nothing '0hatsrer 10 do, and WW
not be permitted to ersrcise any authority
or erert any influence upon their Peop!e.
"The navigation of the Mississippi,
though lost to the United States by the
trial Of battle may yet be theirs by the
"conditioas peace" Its advantages
are reciprocal an will be readily yiel l.
ed to the United States
The turn of all the negroes depor =
ed by the Yankees or payment Of their
valae will he another of the 'couditions
of peace" The laws of war we're vio-
lated in letter and spirit by tho run
nin < eff Of these negroes, and the DC
struction Of property of private unarm
ed citizens payment will be a condi-
ton of peace.
Trade relations will also form a part
Of these conditions ~ what their nature
or character may be it is impossible to
speculate upon. But as they are mutu.
al IN their Advantages ana exist ny
treaty in all n tions, they will doubt
less arise despite the animosities en-
gondered by the war.
"With such conditions Of peace ac-
cepted by the United StAtcs,in UhatPar-
ticuIar tOiH they hare sustained damage
by separation Uhich JUSTIFIED his var p
These arc the terms on which peace
ca be obtained. How would such prop
ositions look as planks of a Democratic
platform We ask the question not
10 tauut the Democrats who adhere to
their party organization, but for the
calm consi deration Of citizens who are
persstently talking Of poaoo, when
there is no peace.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1863-08-13

WESTERN CHURCHES ON THE WAR
Out Of one hundred aud ten churches
in Illinois one eighth of the members
have gone to the war, Out of one hun.
dred and sixty-nine churches in Wis.
con on, five ministers have gone as chap
lains; twenty eight sons Of ministers
are in the ranks; fifty students of Be-
oilt college; one in nine of all the
church members are in the war. Out
Of forty three churches heard from in
Minnesota, one seventh of the male
members are n the army, among whom
are eleven church officers and seven
sons Of ministers.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1863-08-13
Important Ordnr by the President
All Soldiers to be Protected by tie

Important Ordar by the President
All Soldiers to be Protected by tie
Government.
WAR Dept, ADJT GEMS OFFICE, !
WAsHINdTON, July 81.
GENERAL ORDER NO. 252.
The following order Of the Prcsi-
dent is published for the information
and government of all concerned:
EYGCUTIvE MANSION, !
WASHINGTON, July 80 I
It's the duty of every Government
to give protection to citiz MS Of what
ever class, color, or condition, especi
ally those who are duly organized as
soldiers in the public service. The
law Of nations and the usages and Gus
toms Of war, carried on by civilized
powers, permit no distinction as to col
or in the treatment Of prisoners OF
war as public enemies. To enslave or
sell any captured person on account OF
his color and for no oE,noa agains,
the laws Of war is relapse INTO bar
barism, and crime against the civil
izltion Of the aye. The Government
Of the United States will give the same
protection to all the soldiers, and il
| the enemy shall sell or enslavuauy one
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1863-08-13
Highland County Militia Election
of Field Officers.

We call attention to the Sheriff's
proclamation, in another column, order
ing the militia Of the county to Assem-
BILE at tho times andlplsess named for
the election of field officers. The i'm.
portauce of selecting loyal and coDpe.
tent men to command the militia at this
time will be recognized by all, and
should lead to q full attendance Of all
concerned. at the election. Let no onc
stay away and afterwards complain tha
the right kind Of officers were no
chosen.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1863-08-13
Col. D. w. G. 1oudon on vallandis-

Col. d. w. @. Loudon on Vallandig-
ham.
Wesee by the Georgetown Union Of last
week, that Col d. w. G. Loudon, OF the
10th Ohio, made speech at meeting
to form a Union Club in that place, in
which he says;
"Thi man ToHandighom wds, By The
army, understood to be traitor, and it
he got any votes from the army it would
be from the deserters who would be
caught and sent back"
Colonel Loudon is we'll known to
many of our citizens as leading Dem
ocrat of Brown county, having for sew.
eral years filled the Office of Probate
Judge, But we suppose he i' now de.
nounued as an bolitionist" by such
self styled Democrats (D as Chiffon A
White 4 Co who are going round ma
king speeches for the blessed martyr,
Vallandigham.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1863-08-13
DR.. Robnok,s Remedias.

Wo publish in another column Of to-lay'- paper an
article copied from the Cincinnati Times descriptive Of
DR.. Robacks extensive medical establishment in that
city. By the way, Dr. HoR,ks Remedies have obtain
ed great aud deserved popularity with All classes
IL has been but short time since these Remedies
introduced into our section Of country; yet Dr. Brennan
Dr. Ruback- agent in this place, informs us that his
sales II the Blood pills and Blood Purifier now far ex
cce| those ufal other medicines for which he H. agent
combined. The reason for this, j., that they have stood
the test fprartc experience. We know this not ON
~ from the mouths ofothcrs but have used them in
our own family with the very best results. For all dis
eases of the blood general debility, whether proceeding
from sickness from natural weakness indigestion,
and all kindred ailments, We recommend the SCaudina-
vau Remedies he rery best medicines cytant. They
arc destined to achieve not hcmcrn success hut
permanent and deserved reputation which win render
them necessity in every family Napoleon o.. North
West, MIrrh 2.
See advert iscment.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1863-08-13

The receipts Of -four and grain at
Buffalo thus far this yenr have been in
excess Of the three years prcvious.--
From January to July l. 1868, the
receipts we're 24.34l S37 bushels of
grain and -four included During the
month Of June, - Col 1919 bushels
we're received being nearly osmuch as the
whole Of 1861, and over 1000, coo in ex-
cess of 1860
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1863-08-13

beg- We are again compelled to upol-
ogize to our readers for the limited sup.
ply of reading matter in this weeks pa.
per. Our foreman has been absent for
several days, on account of sickness in
his family, and it was impossible to sup
ply his place iu addition to which we
have had an unusual amount Of Job
Work, that could not be delayed We
will make up for all deficiencies in ru.
ture.