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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-05-05

A MoNArcHY WANrEt-There IS
more tiu.h than all like 10 admit in the
TO loving extract from a Washington
letter /:
Day Y day the evidence sccumulltes
10 prove That II Is the design of the re-
publican party to entirely overthrow cur
system Of government, aud 10 establish
a monarchy on us runs. Tue ffeqaent
aud ii ,grtntA iolation oilhc Conytltut on
perpctrdted by L'1eoin's administration
are too fresh IN the m nis of Your read
ers 10 need Iccapttnl4tion. The latest
one Is LlncJln's proe'aHat on admitting
INTO NE lnlon as a Sara few coln-
ties 10 the north-w e-tcrn part q Nlr-
gina, which no more constitute a State
than Cook county docs, and which have
no more ley j or constitutional right 10
en,or the Union NJ i state than Cook
county has Too constitution, however.
u nothing 10 Mr.. Litcoln, who las
~trampled Il utdtr his ieet e,efy week
since ne has beer ii office. WHAT lie
and his administration are irving to do
-wba they are determined 10 dos
to invest MI. Lincoln's suecesso =, Tor all
time to come, with the King Y powers
wb ch he now witlds. The Pnlladclihia
Press, one o. the chiel organs OF the I'd.
m'nl.tration, boldly ssys. that "Oul gov.
ernmcnt must be ie-olganizeJ. What
we want Is power and strength. The
problem will be 10 combine the forms of
y republican government with The
powefs oil a monarchy." And the North
american, another admins rat on jou,-
nal, SAYS: "This war has shown that
the power of The government must he
unlimited" These atrocious sentiments
are daily qnoted here. and warmly APP.
piauded. To this complexion, then,
have We ! cen brought by tao years Of
republican rule. What will the re-
naming Two years bring lo,thf
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-05-05
RCNL Estate .1SCHc y.

1,dE SUBSCRIBERS HAVE ENTERED IN
l to copartnership for the transaction OF a
general Real Estate bu .iDess. They will give
their attention to the buying, sell ng and renting
Of real estate. paying taxes, collecting, and any
Transactions that fall within the legitimate line
of their business. From their long residehce :
both being g cd settlefs"-and general fauliiar-
ity with real estate operations. they latter them
selv IS they will be atl. 10 give satisfaction TO all
who may enirnst their business TO them.
UFFics-Post Office building. sec md noor'
A.. SAN
j.. NJ. ELDkIDCE.
Dayenport, A rriI ], 1868 off.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-05-05
DENOCRATIC STATE CONVENTIONS.

Tho Democracy of tho State of Iowa are re-
,uested TO send delegates to a State Convention
hs,cby called, to be held a, thc Capitol in the
e,.v of D,sMcincs, on WEDNESDAY, TIE GOTH
DAY OF MAY NEXT, AT IL O'CLOCK M,ior
tho purpose Of nominating can iidatcs Tor Gov
orno-, Lieut.. Governor. and Judge OF supreme
Court, to be supported at the ensuing ostooei
0 ~lestion, and Of transac,ing such other business
o. may DO decmod necessary.
The basis Of County Representation III be one
delegate 70, cvsry one hanirci votes cast ~
Richard IL. Sylvester, Secretary of STATE, and one
for every fraction over fifty.
The Democracy Of tae several counties 10 =
State are requested 10 see that tho necessary 'tefa
are taken in their respective counties % insure
IA cir full represon alton AT the State Convention
by order Of the Democratic state cental Com
N istee. u.
L G. Trek. Secretary.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-05-05
NEWS.

The intelligence from the army oithe
Potom.c-of its successful passage q
the Rsppshannock and the capture OF
the city OF Fredericksburg, is truly en-
c~ouraging. That magnificent army
which has been almost useless TO tho
country for Q than seven MONTE
bu, which possesses the power to &C
complish wonderful fe.ts of naIor and
bravery, has, at last, left ITS "sln'eF
auar,e,s' and taken the field. II Is no
logger .all quiet on the Eappahannock.'
That humiliation, at last, the lstion y
spared.
There can be but ono hope concern
Ing the future Of the amy, and that u
that it Will carry the .tars and stripes
ti~iumphantly into Richmond without
further delay j; ihst it will restore Nr-
giuia in all lis length AID breadth to
the Union. This done ard il viii have
accomplished what ought TO have been
done 3 year ago and What would have
been dene had it not been for tho un-
warrantable aud criminal inier!eraneo
Of the administration al Washington
with The plans OF General Nice lam
This done aud the army OF the Poto-
mac will have brought up its end e the
yoke even with the western BOYS. But
1t Will not DO to specu alto too fat. Our
troopr have been many times repulscd
in Virginia, and the same misfortune
may oyertake them again. Wait til
VIC know Richmond has been taken, aud
then there will be time enough for re-
joiciDg over the valor Of our aims.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-05-05
Corner or Brady and Fourth Sts.,

and viii continue to keep on hand a full and CON-
plste assortment OF everything essential 10 a well
riered household. lie will NJ once add largely
20 The stock, and trusts his friends, approaching
MS efforts to please fhem, will ex end to the new
pr priciorship u liberal pat oDage. ALL GOODS
PROMPTLY.
CuAS. p. BURR,
Corner Brady and Fourth SITS.
fab oA.dtf
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-05-05

A GENTLEMAN at lad es' fair, lately,
beng solicited to buy something BY a
fair creature who kept a table, said he
wanted to buy what was not for sale. /,
lock Of her hair. She promptly cut 90
the coveted curl, and received the sum
sskc for il, $l0o. The purchaser wa.
showing bis trophy TO q friend. "She
rather had you." .sid the hieod ITO
my certain knowledge abe only paid So
1of the whole wig"
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-05-05
ROCK ISLAND, ILLINOIS.

Ill wishing to purchase u good Machine are in
vited TO examine his befote purchasing else
where. Warranted one year, VIII proper usage
PgIcE, $40. -HEMaER s.. BAsrkR a. EXTRA.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-05-05

CousTERPsrrKRs.-Six or eight citi-
sees OF Lyons have recently been arrest
ID for making counterfeit, money, sitter
ing bills. sad passing the same. Some
q thsn hare bsss held 10 bail, says tho
A5ryoy.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-05-05

ANOTHER choice bi, OF tho ante. pres
idential history of President Lincoln is
the following extract from a speech made
by him in the year 1645, upon the sub
Jet OF the independence of Texas. BE
it remembered that it was during the
same year that 10 Congress, Mir. Lincoln
openly and belly advocated aud un'o.
seryedly endorsed the doctrine Of soces
zion and the rights Of seoessionlsts TO
crush eut ~hatevo, loyal sentiment there
Ia gnt exist within the sececded terrific
~.
And now hear the honorable con-
gresham again On the Texan matter
He said
If she got il IN any way, the rot il by
T~euoiutton ONE Or n MosT SACRED OF
nreHrs-the right which he believed
was get 10 emanepah the worid, M-
right Of The people, # they haze q 1or-
ernment they do not Ike, 10 rIsr AND
SHAKE IT err. In tho exercise Of that
right, the Teyabs shock of the Ncxican
yoke. Bat how far? Did the nation
did the people revolutionizo by lines :
Certainly not they revolutionized ox-
acily 10 the extent they took part ia it.
1t was this right OF reyo'u-
ton, and it could not be a perfect right
II u could not be exercised until every
individual inhabttant wa IN favor of 1t.
1t would be 40 right. Mnorities must
submit 10 mgjorities. Just 80 was the
case witl tue torres in the American
revolution. They were obliged TO sub
NIT to the maiori.y-the Ytat body OF
the people who rose and pat them down
by force"
Here, again, we fod the the present
chief executive but a few years back. H.
si'gating treason sgaints the old flag
Such language stands OF par ii not at a
premium With any Of the spiteful male
dictions Of southern FIRE ester. No
wonder that under such teachings the
country is involved 10 civil war to-day.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-05-05
BOwmfu and Pensions.

Wy A LArr LAW OF CONGRESS-. I'LL
soldier, VII have been discharged in cor
sequence Of wo ads received in battle, are now
entitled 10 1 Q 100 bounty.
We collee' 6.USTI,s Tor soldiers Who h've
sersod two co :. or who have been discharged
A. above; , 20 .SyAlrp PGNsIofs and PEssioAs
for widows mi or ch,Idren, mo aers and orphas
sister II d. . ed eoldiers; also the bounty due
the wi lows, ~ nor children, parents or relatives
,PARKER i EDWARDS.e
nsh soft Main street, Davenport
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-30
Of the cy Of NcwYO,s which have been laid BY ssid Co

Of the City Of Newyok which have been laid by ssd CON-
pany without the pernis,oa Of the city IT,
event Of the Company refuing Degecrg 70 compy VIZ
the directions contained in said notification Tor perod
thirty W.. then tue Street Commissioner Il suthoi@
the 60 be removed forthwith the teio0
to Re charged to the NewYOrk aud Harlem RAILROAD 90
MI BooLg offered resolution that 5000 copies Of M.
Vale tine Iiai'oD oftte ate Lava hAVios gftc."
reference to the City Of NegYork DC p,is'e when f
PsoMR.r moved 20 smfLd By making the nnmDur 5,vS,
which he eontoude woud be sufficient f' distribution sors
the y.1oE. Heads II p,riments 8, .,-
Mr. BOoLE said the gentle would give airy sood ressos
70, sking the number 90 he wond 20 II u he coaldn
he wouldn't On the question being isA' Jus
AT tins time Mr. BooLg csied up the special order-ths
TunccO Harbor Defense ordinance pssepteu previous
nerttz In brief tho ordnance provides Tor me opp mt
men twelve persons cousst Of the Mayor Controlled.
aha I'VE members Of each Board TO be 70 ected by bot
os erect that this Commspn AFTER of-'DziDg ,houd not
any expenditures by less than twethfds vote Of TIE
MI JEREMIAH addressed Beard conside able length
.ns oitance OF the subject which he ssid we no,
@ %e.r oe SO ,h !. ss,'1ooy With or The saHjses
t.ced instead Of being 80 apSeirnard a. az prrea lie
OusIt tnas nsiTe passing such ordnance the Board
saooa Snow whether the Government mad made any pre-
defend the hsrbsr he selt hum late that
o. lew oiH hae 70 cry on, for selfg verpmen o. 90
tina. the Mayor had fed sscus ta- oro,ecoa Of ths
iof tns haioor and thought that be should
cudrg hi. remarks he drew clog ens Dict Of th. 10.
f.nsse's condition Of NewYoik which elected sppsu.s
NJ BooLE said hs, gentleman could tell him TIA. tn.
city VI olerflnac I'm
New York there nothing hinder s-r fron cansos
right 10 city end sheling II. He knew AZ. ws
seven vessel. the stocks g. lhern ports better h ,r
We had here. he sso that th were reported 20 b.
failures but the R,bes Did make failures Of ths, KIND A.
they have Just a. glod mechanics 80 We I've
Mr.. JRKgmIAn alluded 20 the forts at Sandy Hooh
which IN their pr-seo. condition might be seized any me-
anbt By The Robe end then she roit Of would BE-
Theoretically sealed n out Of pcss-..ou W
live, WOULD he sacrificed In reg inlDg then.
Ar B0oLE said lie would engage pilot the
clad YES, e past oil the forts In our h1rbor.
Mr. FROgEsT had objection project but be wor&
Ike know the commission to consist. hs
would 10. like trust million Of doIars ia every onSs
hands ~ .
Mr. B0OLy wanted 70 know II Mr. considered soy mem
Der OF she Board incapable OF ak.sg of million OF dol
lar.l If he did be Intstskep.
The ord mace after further debate vas adopted ~
the following vote: - =.
Ycas-FoI Walsh. Henry. McCool, Reed Chip Mitchsa
RyoIs Hardy, boOe, Oai"e Farley and Long hdy-A.s
t.r.ol md rOment
| BIZ ensh wss, 81 HE own request. excused.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-30
Isonrd Of Aldermen.

tated meeting OF this Board was held yesterday
afternoon. President Walsh In the Chair at "a''S
,y,oupt Of routine busines was transacted
Mn HARDY offered molten that 5000 copies oil tue "P
II All, sup.rntends nt Tor the Survey and inspse"'"
pua,,. he printed which Mr. FRosssr moved 70 >"'Ha
by Innk ing II 1000 copies ,.~ dsusrtuneut In
,vhich tie citizens OF Nswfork were peas os,i,.ns
-, 49,, d,sir.d 10 circulate copies anoSs ~
10 ~ ~ or,iow,I, sending hss ettefs on mo euDec';
A., FsosESr thought theIe was 10 hscosty 10y
i,. nnuber of copies oil these reports lhey we're Pneo
In heaP Of thi. Board BE Sbont maAiug
out' d SUI ,sssrd 10 the publication Of the pfeceedings
sogo , hsn Mr.. B0oLB rose 70 point Of order
"a 49, n,I.n vas speaking 20 the question, which
~ ~ darisd NOT well taken aud hT fROxKSr PROCEEDED
H -sesos asked there yrhins In this prntlu
-. liz xould llks 10 know where tns noney that Il
ou ii ~" n,intipt goes aud who ge.s IL.
% ,ne tcn being called, the amendment vas loat and
IN. orgina motion adopted.
a. offered the foovi preamble sad r,sol1
Zion which were adopted without debate.
hp,d. IL IL currently reported that the recent pnrchssc
he property known the SoTt Gsnssveot property
.wiads upon tho payers Of this city; theref,re,
mo aud the said purchsss and thA they have power
10 seud oT persOus and papefs - :. =,
br FARLEy offered resolution desisnsiins Ihs ~ Il
1Tgus a. Q Corporation paper. Laid over , , A. Lar,
Resolutions Of coincidence with the tstny OF to nv
Wssniugto Smith offered by Mr. kYRk were eeoPea A.
Mr.. BooLE ohored q resolution which was eaOPtou 49, -
~ pst Commissioned be authorized to notify inc ooe
tLa E.w.lof 4ud Harlem Raigosd Company 70 lv ~,
fer.b~ I'd oil switches, tufn.outa or reis AN Wn"''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-30

Steamship Fdinburs fBr, Net nlzsn Liverpool Jan. u
~ Iopn g. bsle' Ial a. a, 2:ss p. "a Of FotDby Lga
p.s,cJ snship Eua bound in. Jan IS q IS sisi
E1sln hence for Liverpool jan i6 81 ii a a. lat 81 =
lon is i5 passed brig bound W could Distinguish her
5sSed ks Friops bound T. Jsn 2s j. ?. ~,
stopped OF the Barcoud not find pilot jan 49, at 10
sts.mship AGrssts Diu.ruors. Smith. Po. Roy. Jan -
Wis Bsaufor.. ~ c. with pass 10 Assus Express Co.
steamer Pelican, Jocei, PfoSidence. mf'c to Ed"Ae
steamer VIM Woodward. CundIa Baltimore. ndss. to W.
T. s. s.oreship Courier Greasy. Port Royaio d,y' to o.
sir psSt~h,ud lHamb) Heu.en, London Dec. 90 and
80 80 Ia 81 mtse end pass 70 Kunhsrit Co.
ship james T. Boser, Griffith Liverpool Dec. ~ mdss 70
sip Liberty Patterson Liverpool Nov 90 coal J. IN
sr,th De, H. u. Oman. seaman. Of Liverpool fell over
bad the 'gansei boon sns "a, ~ peS .b to %
ieh carried way buwgrks fore AID an ard bowed ne
fed sails from the yards bi' hse eoa''aa'd sAe' the "Ds
snip Escort whiuar v-rs crru % days. In ballast to j.
! stIsIt \ %. had heavy weather
AL 8 saos Bursss. 18Th ms. , a5 len 20 pole sap
Consignment Tukry hom Livsfp9o. Jan 8 et rev
ia P,a.a, Ia dsy. with cos 70 order Had heavy wessbs.
R,rS indaa Belle 7. nney Nasr,4s "a oay ~, ~ 20
al, 0ssp Traveller (o Sedywickl. Sargent Brrmads IL
S.ys In bsas, Thompson dun,er Jan ~ li. :. %
Bris Aros.ook tof Hampdeu), swet Mslsois' Dec ~,
passed Gib rsitar Dec. n, " se ana sac 70 l. retsd
oI and coffee 10 Wilson Csmmsnn. Wa up 10 baf.
n ,t op the 2oth when gale from T. 8 r' snd va
W. s% Bale Moves Fort Cnch (Fa) 10 days IN bsh
bIis Roins Sea (of Lubecl. RoweI, Fortune i'Isnd IA
day, SAT- - Brett, Son 4 90 80, -,.,, q.
friS Yii,h Ann Dr. Of WestpOr. n s) ChaTchn' -
NJ, NJ. - dag. .slt 70 mssEtr A., A..
Brig Belle, Barnard nom southern por.- OsnS up 10 ~
civ sd proc sdei through Hell Oate. - -, ,.....
S,Sr 6ubert Sert Howard. Cornwslis IL d1y' po'sssS
SIR Alice Gocdale Baltimore days, corn to herrin
Abbott =, N, H.. pa,h,so. Ian L
In belfast 10 p. [ Hevius son yu NJ, -
.,r se. Nnrk Booeu EiLasethpou for van hi1ef oee~
Schr hate NaseI, Sullivan. klizaoetnpou iot 1''''-
Scht J. L. Ranion, Matthews, Pniisdeifhii c'h
Gil, Sarah Julien Cullen. Philsdeiphis con-
So Nv r. simmons selmsD, Eirsini. io' "e"'ns'~
'schr. Maryland, stsrliDs FaiThareu'
NIND-At sunset from NJ W fresh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-30
PcsscDgcrs Arrived

IN Steamship Eagle, from HeroSt-L. Pico 3 r. Ds.-
nett IS. ". boulLon, b. sentos. Il. Ha~s hr+ H. q
Bogghtou. Mis-. e Bonghtor, J. H. Davis. j. Wrid T.
hohsr.,, N. Loevepstsyn, w. NJ Newman, Il. Gsrc j. 8
Bsg.y aud sou ". Grsinge J. h. Heroi, e. II. W Yuan.
BUM Miss H. L. Gernaine J. n. Mscss, Mrs. A. fiess~
ner r. H. Mus.ey L. Morse sauees. b. Aiioss sud ser
vant l. Xisnes Mia 4. NJ Field, Miss A. Gevn $. n No
vile Dr. A. Wahrg r.. NJ Block j. r. Richards, a. hrssse
c. Edmons'on. Mary Cook. '. SlvIeta
IN sfea nshB Edlbprah from Lireypoo! and Qreenstoars-
WIN Pie M. Seeie Heary Wright. Msrshall Talbot g.
s. Tiaogay W r. Bal ey wm. 3. Bel. Gerald Farrell Hy-
M,.. John Coae, q. Bsssett Kay, s. L. Grren Mr. He~.
.ni Nichos lad and cbid Thos. Darling Id end is.
fem; Geo Wood aud lady. Mrs NJ A Baker, Ers N. Has
inzs Rev q. Haven, WA. Smith
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-30
SHIPPING INTElLsGgyCE.
PORT OF EEw-YoRK.. -...-J.s. n
fIeDrrt.

stesn.blp-Pseiac CBr). Em5leton. Havana H. d. E'ous
90.
Stesmet--Jossphina Thorn. CuDGf. Baltimore.
-Arkwri.h.. CAokins Liverpool Spoford, IEssses
Co. -. go - -
Bar-Iherese (3rsu.l Hohors.. Marseillss Baeeo De
Verts, D. A. Badger. Upton, Gibraltar Moore denfvs
Lucy Perkins Ford CalaJ via Fgipsrsiso Pfisces Ae
ne.a Chas L. Gale Ann Augusta tBi 'ieS-
ery, Bristol. Boyd Ainc<an.
6gs-Anns tOiaenb }, hs''eSohn Bordeaux bae)en "
Vcrta.
Scaoouers-A. II Got, Thompson. Beaufort Thomas =
Jones: lydia Ann LsWson AlLs esseI; boxer, Bacon,
Wasniagt "A, BsEiiey Saith x GO Joseph Cooo Bosom.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-30

90 , the nnai result OF the war; and would unfegn-
euiy rejoice were the words TO winch the President
as gwen u,.erance capable Of carrying with them
."er own tn'h'lDent. That this measure ia no
homage 10 principle OF conviction, but merely a
means o. SSalsng up domestic enemy against the
oon'ner' S'ae. so9ndantly proved from tie fact
tention 10 a reward to patriots.
The Times ADDS, every consideration Of patrio,;.n
and policy calls upon President Lincoln TO ont an
eud The hoDeets contest but he considers he rno
10 deep enough ,uor the bloodsbed plentiful enough
ard so be calls to his aid thu execrable expedent of
a seryile instruction. He has decided in favor OF
emancipation, not as matter Of principle but as
weapon Of war.
LONDON. Thurs1sy, Jan. Is, 1862
The Director. Of the Bank Of lave raised the
from 20 " cent.
LoSDoS SroCK ExCuaNGs, JAM is.
Op-ni1g Prices.
Consol. money .2s d9@s New Ihrsss.......2sQ92
Consols acc Ount......92. G9.
2:,5 y. Prices
Console money .92s ana New 1hrees......s2ids2
CousoIs account. 81 1JZs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-30
port-iOar0cus' Notite.
STATE OF NAV. YORK.
Posr.W.ROKss OsPICR, No. los au-s'.

STATE OF Naw.YoRx.
PosrW.sDEss OFFICE, No. 100 Nans-
NOTICE is hereoy gwen, IN accordance wiz
~ .ee.iop OF the Act passed April H. 1885, sauted A.
Act 70 keOstni1s tie War1ens 0ce OF the Pof Of ~
Ios to all persons Interested 10, o. having Ia
sub ect uaer OF such inquiry, exsninsou o bs Psr.
the following vessels ao under ezsnnaon ~ viii b.
W.IIens aud hs the said surveys OF 80 nscs q
BOA said vessels Pixr No. 6 ". B.
Bark Trent. Pier Ne - y. &
a. Nh oshuYs.
pr D. r
hoorsr Harriet, Roges. Voc Of lfth-,t T. 4
hsns. n y iIodcmsn ~ ''"'''' = =
All, Rel of the Sea-
SHip Land. Nm Il. BCRLEiGd, President
, arss HxKRIaAs- Secretary
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-30

The ship RobsuA for London. while being to"ed out -
Eat River last evening" went ashore on the rocks on the ~
per .iso Of Governors Island where she ''i lea
ish. bAzk unknown, went ashore last evening o.
Long leland nsar Fort Hamilton. She lies stern on
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-30
UelOw.
Dec o. Il mchosul

s,i, B.pi. Il. Milan, Barton, cadt Dec rs v nch'reH
on the Blr. -, .. rt-.o,, Do, ~
E+k n, from southern port
BaIk Geo. Ounce (bTl ~.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-30
NfNfsTraH AL~sHsC

NtNisrUaE ALrsv.c.
sun--Rsses...5:12 iSeA........,3;l5 Nooa-Sets S.s
hlSu wATER THIS DAY.
-sudy HOOK. 4Q3 Gov. isisnd. 4:sj Eesl'i'ats' esA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-30
printing.

CARDS, 81 per 1000; Billheadr 81 per reams
Circulars IS Gonts per 900 Labe PSer. snd ~ kioos
Of Job Woy. equally low. DICKSON. the Cheap fuh'e<>
No, Tgyot-gow, oppoSlIe CIs HAL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-30
smiled.
Disasters, &r.

nsiue-ste4mship China DBL. for Liyerpssi-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-30

The steamship Edinburgh, Capt. Michigan. from
Ldy,rpool the lith and Queenstown tho 10Th, ar
rived on Thnrsday mOmiug. with one day aterueNs.
L.-nna Ihnt.-.x Mn-.Lrz In IS I'm.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-30
FROM NEW ORLEANS.

New YoRX, March O.--steamer New
Brunswick, from New Orleans 23d inst ar
rived here
General Growers forces had returned to
the vicinity of Baton Rouge with $50 bales of
cotton, about 500 hogsheads OF shugar aud
5000 barrels of molRsses :, more could be
readily obtained.
Captain YoVngblood, chief Of General
Gsrdners staff and iive members OF the rebel
Signal corps we're captured
Youngblood says the rebels have IL force in
reserve which can readily be thrown in Port
Hntson or Vicksburg
Dudleys brigade was eneamped at the head
Of Profit Island.
The Hartford and the Albatross were the
only vessels that passed Port Hudson; de-
struction Of the Mississippi combined 64 OF
the crew missing, ~ OF whom we're taken
prisoners, the rest is believed TO have been
killed Among the prisoners is Captain Pon
taine, of the marines
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-30
By Telegraph.
MONT DISPATCHES.
FROM vICKsBURG.

Nrw YeRE, March 2s-The Mercary has a
special Cairo dispatch to the effect that the
rise in the Mississippi has flooded the penin-
sula and there is l9 feet Of water in the cut
of. A feet Of iron clads had passed through.
They ere TO 90 with Admiral Farragut The
object is kept secret. II ia thought they will
attack Port Hudson.
Another dispatch says report has been re-
ceived announcing the complete success of
the expedition under Coils Ross and Quimby
and Admiral Aoter II is said that Green
wood has been captured, with all the rebel
forces No particulars.
CAIRO, March 29--The MRmphis papers of
the 9th confirm yesterdays telegraph that a
large force under General Sherman passed
through SenAower aud landed at Haines'
Bluff
No action had taken place mp to the Latest
dates.
Ii is reported at Memphis that two divis-
ions of troops entered Yazoo by way Of Sun
flower Pass and that they landed at Eagle
Bend, inst above HAines Bluffs / mile from
the rebel Notifications.
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SHERIFFS SALE.

Henry Cuppy, uss Of samuel Galloway Va the Cooper
Female Academy Montgomery Superior Court,
Case No. 1903
lf virtue OF an order OF sale made by The Superior
ID Court OF Montgomery county al the December
term, 1900 endto me directed, | will offer al public
sale at the door Of the Court House in the city Of bay
ton, on
Saturday, dpfA Is, lsG3,
AZ sueock nj of said day, the following tiescribed
real estate, 70 wit Situate In the city OF Day
gcmery county, OHIO, and known as lot numbered
slIty-nine (69) ID the said city Of Dayton, Montgom.
cry county Ohio, on which Is situate the huding Of
the Cooper Female Academy.
Appraised At. OaC
And cannot sell for less than o.thirds of the above
appTaisement Terms-cash.
GEORGE WOGAMAN, Sheriff Mont country
ODLIH CAHILL, Attorneys. maI3d twawts