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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-03-13
State Prisoners.

The bill for the discharge Of State pri-
soners, which passed Congress last week
is one Of great importance. It provides
that the Secretaries OF War and State
shall furnish the Judges OF the District
and Circuit Courts Of the United States
lists Of all prisoners Of State, and if no
indictment is found against them by the
Grand Jury, they shall be dis,hurged.--
An important amendment, however, has
been tackled to it authorizing the Prcsi-
dent to suspend the privileges oil hdbeas
corpus when Congress is not in session.
This. in conncxion with the conscription
and other acts, places power 10 the
hands of the President, only to be JUS
tiied by the pressing necessity Of tho
times-lhe intxorable arbiter OF gods
and men. We can only trust that he will
wisely use the great powers conferred
upon him for the salvation of the nation
from the hands Of the despoilcr.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-03-13
FOR SALE.

A new Brick House, q ROONEY
lsrss frame stable smd other Improvement, and 9
Road. Wv
" application Is msds soon the sbeve will bs ,oa
at the pries Of 81 900.
HIRAM MeCLELLAND.
Feb. o.. iso7. ~
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-03-13
THREE HORS SES,

Immediately thereafter. al . o'c'oek P. NJ
in front of the Court House. aud at the Law
Office formerly occunird by saiI deem .ed.
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also gone.
Mr.. Edward Shoemaker has been appointed
by the Directors of the Farmers and Mechan-
ick's Bank of Georgetown, book-keeper, in
place of John T. Bangs, recently deceased,
and Mr.. VIM. Fl. Jenny, Jr, dlscountlng
clerk, vice Shoemaker promoted.
It is stated in financial circles that MIR.
Chase has agreed with sub committee OF the
WAYS and means to plan of finances where
by $500, 900, 900 of one and two years bonds
shall be issued, and convertible into twenty
years bonds, and like sum OF legal tender
notes without tt convertibility provision.
parson Brown1ow addressed large Union
meeting at Louisville, Kentucky, on the 9th
inst.
Thenewly elected Senator Wall, ofNew Jersey,
was serenaded at the Girard House, last night
in Philadelphia. He made speech, comparing
the Union to a ship at sea, in distress, with IN
competent pilots at the helm. 1t would never
be able to ride the storm until a Democrat took
his place. The crowd groaned at the mention
Of the names Ct Lincoln and Butler, and cheer
ed General Mcclellan, The proceedings were
attended with considerable excitement.
The agents of paper dealers and manufac-
turers have been busy in attempting to lnhu-
ence the action Of Congress against reduction
Of the duty on paper, but nothing has yet
transpired to encourage their hopes. The en-
ba1rassments to publishers, resulting from the
imposition of extortionate prices, are apprecia-
ted by many influential members Of Congress.
Two more Of the Banks transports are re-
ported as having gone ashore on the Florida
coast-the ship Lucinda, with troops and
horses on board, which was subsequently got
off, and the ship Sparkling Sea- with the 18th
New York Battery on board, which would
be entirely wrecked. The troops were all saw
ed. and all the horses which had survived the
passage.
The brig Gilmore Meredith, Of Baltimore,
and the schooner West Wind, sailed from St.
Thomas, January for Cuba, to load, and the
same day were chased back to ST. Thomas by
the Confederate schooner Retribution. She
lay outside Of the harbor, and during the night
sent her boats alongside Of the Gilmore Mere
dith, which was at achor in the harbor, and
took from her five Of the crew.
A mass meeting has been called at Oskaloosa
Iowa, to denounce the introduction Of contra
bands into that State, and also the scheme Of
compensated emancipation as proposed by
President Lincoln, and introduced into Con-
gress The meeting also unanimously adopted
a resolution in favor Of holding Peace Con-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-01-20


ADJUSTMENTS. Liberty Hall was filed Ia
night, it being the occasion OF the opening OF
the hall by Percivals Canterbury Company,
from Washington The hall has been greatly
improved. and will now compare favorably with
anv similar establishment IN the country. The
company engaged are Of that class which need
onlv to be seen to be appreciated, and the large
audience present last night attested their APP
probation of the entertainment by their ap-
plause. The whole company appear tonight
again in new bill
The Circus continues to be well patronised,
the spacious pavilion being filed nightly. The
attractions are numerous, and everything gives
entire satisfaction. Last night, Sam. Lathrop,
the Great American clown, and }. II. Bud
worth, the Ethiopian deineator, made their
first q 3pearance, and were received with great
applause ai
The Supreme Court Of Wisconsin has decl-
ded that the Presidents proclamation OF mar
tial law is invalid in States where rebellion
does not actually exist, and that the President
has no authority vested in him to suspend the
writ of habeas corpus, such power residing IN
Congress. All the Judges concurred In these
decis ions.
A Washington dispatch to the New York
Herald states that the Government having
failed tc effect an arrangement tor the release
Of Union citizens imprisoned in the South and
the Confederate authorities declining to recog-
nize them in any system of exchanges that has
been proposed it is understood that enough OF
the known sym: ,athizers with the South IN the
loyal States are to be arrested to furnish ex-
changes for every one of the Union men held
as prisoners in the South.
The Confederate steamer Alabama was of
Havana on the 9th. Fears are entertained for
the safety of the ship Lydia, now overdue at
Havana.
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around the national caplta anu uiSpoahS VI
the same, or causing it to be done: and 1t SO,
by virtue of what law Or authority.
The Washington Star, Of yesterday, says
1T turns out that the recent visit of Mr. Ho-
race Greeley to this city was principally to the
end Of remodeling the Cabinet to suit his ideas
of the fitness Of things. Thanked by his two
lieutenants, Mayor Opdyke and Mr.. Dudley
s. Field, he is said to have deliberately lectured
the President upon his duty in the premises,
but that obdurate gentleman ''couldn't seelt. :
Subsequently he held a caucus composed OF
himself. his leutenants, and score Of bitterly
radical members OF Congress, wherein ascheme
Of agitation to compass the end OF his Visit
hithe1 IS believed to have been matured. lie
took his departure for New York last even
ing.
The mavor Of WASHINGTON has sent a commu-
nication to the City Council calling attention to
the existence Of contagious diseases IN the city,
and their rapid increase, and asking that speedy
and liberal appropriation be made tor an increase
in hospital facilities and the adoption OF
everv means that may be offered to check
them
SUSPICIOUS persons from abroad, unknown
here, and having no visible means OF support,
are liable TO be arrested by the provost guard,
and their cases examined into
In the =. s. House Of Representatives, yes
= y Inev
introduced bill to establish a bureau Of eman-
c;Dation IN the War Department., and author1-
zing the President, with the advice and con-
sent Of the Senate to appoint commissioner
of emancipation, with an annual salary Of i've
thousand dollars, to whom shall be referred the
adjustment and determination under the dlrec-
4;on of the Secretary OF War, Of all questions
arising under this act or any laws OF emanclpa-
zion now existing, Or hereafter to be enacted.
Judge Crawford Judge Of the Criminal
Court, in Washington, is dangerously Ill.
The proposed Improvement OF the W ash1hg
ION Canal has called forth several plans from
civil engineers and others.
Gold. n New York, yesterday. 148f.
The Leslie arrived at the Washington navy
ward Yesterday afternoon, bringing up the
schooner Hampton, Of Deals Island, and n1ne
nrisoners which were ptured by the Currl-
frck. near the mouth Of the Potomac. The
schooner has valuable cargo OF dry goods and
,r,,cories On board. The prisoners will be
Sent to the provost marshal to-day
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Cold. n New York, yesterday: 1AASz&.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-01-20

Ia the y. S. Senate, yesterday, Mr. Howard,
Of Michigan, offered the following resolution,
which was passed : Resolved, That the
Committee on Military Affairs be directed
70 INQUIRE whether quartermasters and con-
tractors are, or have been, engaged in cutting
timber from the lands of private citizens
around the national capital, and disposing Of
the same, or causing it to be done; and if SO,
BY virtue of what law Or authority. >
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Suspicious persons from abroad, unknown
here, and having no visible means Of support,
are liable TO be arrested by the provost guard,
and their cases examined into.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-28
Post OOicc summer Tine liable,
Arrival and Departure Of the Maiis.
rosroyYioE ~ ,AvssroHr, IOWA.

FAsrKRx MAIL-Closes Mt a. N. and L.
". Arrives st g.. A. N. aud 81 +. NJ, Sundays
excepted.
wrsrKws MAIL Closes at y p. N. Arrives
at 63. y NJ. Sunday excepted.
NORTHERN Iowa MAiL.--Closcs ut 81 r. NJ.
Arrive. att 7. III.
sourHsRs Iowa MAIL.-Closes IT 8 A. N. Ar
rives at A. NJ.
Norruxms VIA DKWIrr.-Closes Sunday, Tuss-
isy and Thurs ~ yMsX Pm Arrives Tuesdsy,
Thursday aud sturdy st q r. n.
RouTk No. t0s77-tit biue 0rass, ele-Cloeas
Monday, Wednesday a. Friday ~ 6X s'cik. p ".
Arrives Tuesday, rhussdsy and Sstur lay st IL
,'clock NJ.
kcurE No. l094s-viA Tipten CLOSES Tuesday
md Friday ~ l2 o'clock n arrives Tuesday and
Friday at IL o'clock M.
Roprx No. lOsH-v'a PuGAl ,-Closss Friday
At o'clock A N; arrives Saturday ate o'clock
Pm. M
kours No. l0g5o--yia walnut Forks and DIX
on. closes Wednesday at 81 7. N Arrives
Saturday at 6P. Y. N
Oprios iiouRs.-Ohcs epse al o'clock a.; a.. -
General delivery closed at Z o'clock Z. y vIv.
,Iosed 1T o'clock z. n. Oiise open VI o''"''
from ~ TO l0k s'clock 4. 81. ,.sAv Rail
~ As the prnetVAl nails are .;. e." .iIi s.
Rosd, all the tine ~ snssa ns Sna.,;ns.nd.
RAIL ROAD TINS, The clock in tns ne ,hs ssaad.
snt's once, u. \. RR. DsPo5y ,s.a1snE. ssns pm
ssd. OHAe. y. ktUss'S
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-28
WAsnlseiox, April %.

W ASilscl ON, ~ pm -.
Admiral Porter sends tic following TO
the Navy Department
MISSISSIPPI SQUADRON,
Yazoo RIVER, April 10.
We have been threatened for some
time past with an attack { ON the Alkan
.as rebels in steamers. Every provision
was made to meet it. Lieut.. Col. An
drew Setrilse saw the difficulty in de
Tending the mouth Of the Arkansas AZ d
White rive :, while kept SO tar al art 10y
useless leck OF land. and propo-cd to "e
TO cut it. ordered hlm to do SO and he
passed through with his vessels twenty
four hours after cutting the bend, thus
saving a distance OF over 10 miles. The
mou Ii of The Alkan rs aud White rivers
ore nos brought close together, and \
small force can defend both. One OF the
worst points Tor guerrill is a 50 cut Oft,
as these pests of the human race could
from the is,hmus attack vessel on one
side and bc ready to meet her on the
other. have tuice enough at Arkansas
and White rivers 10 prevc"t any attack.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-28
LATEST NEWS.
From Tennessee.
NASHVILLE, t.pl

NASHVILLE, Epri! ~.
A part Of Gen. G,undy Smiths brig
ade, consisting of go cavalry. command
cd by Col. W atklns, OF tie 9th kentucky,
it is reported this morning, ..ade dash
upon the rebel camp of the lst Texas
Legion, eight miles south Of Franklin, on
Carriers Creek. aud captured l2S rebels,
including three captains. five lieuten'nts,
the sama number of horses, fifty mule.
an anbula, &c loade1 with medical stores,
and burned eight wagons.
The arms OF the rebel Col. Brooks,
commanding the rebel camp. were cap
tured. The rebels formed part OF Gen.
WhitielJs b igade. The latter is Ten-
ncssean, AMI a native of Franklin. lie
acquired some no,or,e,y in Kansas some
Years 81 ce.
Five rebels were mortally wounded.
There were no casualties on our side.
The prisoners arrived here tonight.
Three thousand three hundred citizens
have taken the oath, giving bond TO Gen.
Mitchell.
A startling rnmor is current tonight
that Gen. Bragg was shot and stanLly
killed.
Gen. Breckinridge was at Tullahoma
yesterday.
A small party OF rebels attacked the
Louisville train on its passage from this
city to-day. They killed two persons.
No dam .ge done 10 the track.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-28
From " Arlington.
WAanlN0loN. Ap,il 2.

NARiiiNCiOS, hp'ii ~.
The enemy have not been strengthcd,
ms reported. They are now $4,000
weaker than at fredericksburg
Gen. Lee is sick, and Jackson is in
command, and If he viii only stay sick,
they will be $4,000 weaker than they
were ut Fredericksburg
Special 10 TimH
At the instance Of foreign banks agents
we're sent about four weeks ago to Eu'
rope to make sales OF our bonds author.
lied to be issued by the last Congress.
he late steamer brought the news that
a large sum will be supplied to the Gov
crnmcnt c,cdit in Hamburg, London and
Paris. Robt. J. Walker is understood to
have sailed on the 9Th folly empowered
to perfect arrangements initiated here by
foreign agents IN Michigan.
The Richmond E.r ,miaer Of the 22d
contains An advertisement for 500 Ia
borers, free and white, TO work on abe
fortlti.a,ions.
Friends Of prisoners in the old Cap
ital have been trying to get them out b,
bribery. The evidence of their crime il
in the hands Of the District Attorney
Mr.. Romero. Mex can M mister, had Al
interview to day with the President, an,
complained of the unf.iendly treatm en-
his country received in the refusal Q
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-28
L hc Pilot AT the hcOkuL
ARRESTED for cOsnplicil!
Wath thc Rebels.
ANOTHER BATTLE IMMINENT
IN CHARLESTON nkRbCp.
Proposition {, enter ChirlestOa
Ilaibsr and ID, m ,!l.h Fl. sumter.
PARTIAL list OF THE KILLED
AND WONNaED At CAPE
CiRtRDiAU.
Prom New York

NEW ohh, Aprl -.
The ItDies SAYS "a Iainor reached here
last night that the army OF the Potomac
was advancing.
Tho Wheeling Itelhgenccr learns
from an officer who lct. Fl. Monroe Inst
Saturday, that news received from the
south gave promise OF another attack on
Cnai lesion
Tho steamer blackstone from New Or
leans OF the 10Th. aud kc, West of the
23d, a Il the steamer 1lrcasslan It New
Orleans from Galveston brought num-
Der ot I lsoneI~ recently captured by our
hlockadors of Sabine Pass, among them
il Com Fowler v he commanded the
s,cmur which captured the Morning
Lieht AID Velocity.
on the 18th an eApedt on from Gen.
Dudley's brgaln crossed overland oppo-
ste Poit Hudson, aud communicated
with Admiral farlagut, The latte, = sec
retary accompanied the expedition. They
found the AdmlraI ia good spirlls and be
lieving that the enemy had but | days
supplies al l'ott Hudson.
The ram switzerland il III IL compa
ny witt, the Hartford and Alabotiasr
bloehadlng the Red rivcr, and the move
nlents of hanks towards the same po n,
viii tend to cut of rebel supplies from
Texas and IVES, Louisiana.
The pilot Of The kcokuk is under ar
RS, changed with running her ashore 81
4 Morris Island, that the rebels might cap.
ture her
a Government agent residing at Hob
Oxen was robbed by burglars on Sunday
night Of 100000 belonging 10 govern
meat
Late adyiccs received fiom bermuda
state that the anglo rebel trade coniInucs
brisk
There were no Union wnr vessels a,
BclmnJa, and Inc steamers owned =,
Liverpool, were cons autly running th,
blockade to " iuirgton.
The 2t,bnnc's Hilton Head CORES
pondenco represent, the monitors anc
army as ready for n m pvemcnt, and III
deed one seemed actually IN prog,css.-
iIf kHNs lHiL btit ~ lilt ftcSf ~ bIiH
weel. al the iron clads viii / q again over
thc bar It Charleston and the attack rust
soon cone o.i, this timo with the co op
Grafton o. the land forces.
/ HE rebels are hard nj work on The Jo
fences of tic islands south Of Charleston
troops from Savannah have been sent t,
assist in the defence
From Florida wc loarn that there aro
no armed rcbs east Of ST. Johns f,gcr
A sufficient force has been e.t to hole
1t. Augustine and Ferdinand aims; ans
force the rebel, can brn. against them
a snal craft, suppose 70 bc gun
boat, had escape hon Say'nnab.
The clerk OF the L. 5. l'rlzc Court is
said to have abscoudcl with $4,000 II
government funds.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-28
NUMBER le5.

permits 10 ship munitions Of war on Mex.
,can account, while the French are al
lowed to buy freely in Now York, St.
Lonia, and clsew here.
Speoial 10 tho Tribuns
Chief Engineer Wood, L. $. NJ, now
on duty IN connection with the iron clad
vessels, has made proposition to tho
Secretary Of tho Navy to the following
effect lilo otlais to take monitor W
the harbor of Charleston, removing on
his way any obs'rnctions that may i'm
pcdc the progress Of ships, or il tho De
par,ment only desires the destruction Of
Fort Snmler lie will accomplish that A
state Senator Of Cal. who enjoys, TO a
large degree. the confidence of eng ncers.
also offers To accompany MIR. Wood on
he important expedition named. II Is
understood that the President and Sec
irtnr, Wclles look on the proposition
w,lh favor but the action Of tho Govern
mont Of course is not known.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-28
FtOM -. Louis.
ST. LOIS. April >

ST. LOUIS, April IS.
A dispatch from Col. Thonery, dated
Cape GlraIcau, 10 a. m, says The en-
emy is moving of fat, and Gen. Nc
Neil WAS starting in pursuit. There is
no doubt but Gen. Nandever will strike
h:m to day. !,
Another d spatch from Gen. Mcneil
came two hours later, states that Gen.
Vanlever attacked the enemy last night,
taking large number OF prisoners,
horses, aims, DC.
Gen. McAc, says, am in pursuit OF
the flying cncm,, who is rctreating TO-
wards Bloomfield.
Gen. Curtis has issued an orlcr OF 5 m
liar purport to that OF Gen burnside, but
far more elaborate in d,fnition. lie
quotes eopiously from the highest mill
tnry authorities, and articles OF war. All
officers OF tins department are strictly
cnloincd to carry out h provision.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-28
From Cairo.


CA'no. April q.
The steamer Lasalle left Cape Girard-
eau at o'clock this morning. and re-
ported here at = O'Clock that all WAS quiet
there, no renowa! of the conflict having
,akru place. Rcinforcoments have been
sent ~.
Special to the Chicago Times
Tho following information from Cape
,iirardcau, up to 0 O'Clock this morning.
Was received by tho steamer Mary l..
Forsyth
llrlug commenced at 10 o'clock A. n.
on Sunday at Fort Il. Fort {. bong
next engaged, tho Isl Wisconsin Cavalry
and the lst Nebraska participated.
From 50 10 90 rebels weIo killed nad
200 wounded. They began their ,ctrcat
last night.
The drst uction Of rebel horses was
heavy. Fifty were left dead on tho
field.
The following are the killed AM
wounded on our side
kilLEn. Sergeant Michael ONcil,
company II, lst Niseon.in, Cyru. Phil
lips, company II .st lsconsin; Chris
tophcr johnson, company &, lst Wis
cousin Henry smith, company a, lst
Nebraska; IT, H. Tlndall and Martin
Agrc., lN Nebraska.
WoUNbED.- Sergeant VIM. II. Hack
e, company C.. sergeant WIN. Wells,
company A.; James Chaprcli aud De.
witt Chase-al Of The Ist Nebraska.
On Saturday company J., Of to Ist
Wscon il Ca.al y, While on picket duty
IL miles back, were surrounded ly 500
rebels, aud eight or ten captured.
CAPT. Shipman and Lieut., Ogden, With
the remainder Of tie company, escaped,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-28
MAJOR IL KsNDRlcK.-Maior Frank A

MAJOR ksNDRiCK.-Major Frank A
KeLdrick. Of the 2! Iowa Cs'slry. arrived
home on Monday evening. in company With
his wife and 10 nov sorring at the Burts
House He reuains but q few days, and
would not be here now bot for the srvtrr
a tree. Major k.i drlck is u tsat too email
number OF men who have gone into the fsid
and attend strictly to their busut.s Sincs
his departure. "a Captain of company Z. Of the
"a C4valry he has not been home once. Ur
hs- been upon The spot' all the time. and
has we'll ear ed higher lromo.ion than he
has Yet received.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-28

Ex.nAsdk h BA>K No II fss oP Il. A. NAc4Lor
Davenport, Iowa, Alri Is l563
CIGlr tXrH .NGE ON TIE PRlN' lPAL
y i les If the United Stitos bought AMI sol ..
Tho ishest pie paid Tor Cold, Silver. De-
mand n yes. State. County and Ci'y Warrants.
Stsrling Exchange tor sse in Gums Of Il and
upEsrJ-. ).
H,ghest premiom paid for State Bank Of inai-
aoa Onio ami Iowa notes.
Passage ticke.s ior sal. to aGd from Liverpool
Cork AMI ,i~vr-. hy steamship Or saiiinx ship
Agent u the old Black star line, sa,lin, ships
from Liverpool 10 New YORK Agent tor L,er.
pool New York AM rh.lsdci phia line steam
Saip< m"h h-''h
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-28
RIVER ITEMS.
Tuesday. April -.

Tuesday. April -.
AmRivsp
NoRruERNsu, Alfutl. 1T. Paul.
kAfg ASH, Il ". DAVIS. Montrose.
JANIS MkANs, Pierce. Dubuque.
DEPARTED.
NonruKRsEg, Aifori, st Louis
kArk CAsskL, u. ". Davis. Montrose.
EArins llAckkr A. ,sey.-Wo are pleased 10
lean Of the appointment of our srlend i n. Til
ohein to the agency If tho Rapids Packets tho
kato c,ssei and jennie Whipile. Thi. viii
prove very competent az ent, pnd is nst tho man
for tho position Wo congratulate Carn. avis
and Campbell upon Their selection. We can rs
ssre them that Their interests WILL be attended TO
with promptncs' hereafter.
Among the vck,burg blockade runners was
the well known steamer Al iline. Her 20 wa
her protection mot her speed
-Four bafges, together with eight hundio1 tons
of hay were destroyed by fire, nj louisville, y few
days since. Losi e,,imateiat $4,000.
The Northern Limo packet Canada, Captain
Parker, Clc,k jerks, VIII depart for 1t Paul and
inferno Hate points this Tuesday ming.
Goas Lr,,,ra TO MonRow.
The elegant and tast sailing steamer sucker
State, Cap,ain Ward. Clerks Thos. Owens. and "
u. Parker,wi depart for st. Louis and wny ptintT
tomorrow nurnng
Tho III Ill AMI passenger packet James Nesp,,
Captain Pierce, will depart for Dubuque and wa,
points 10 morrow morning
The mail aud pas engot packet jennie Nhipple
Captain Caml bell Will depart Tor keokuk and
intermediate Ian iings 10 morrow nofninS Lem.
uel Iarkhurst In the ,hee
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-28
RcUf EsSNfe .1geMcy.

THE SUBlGRlBERS HAVE ENTERED IN
to copaftnership for tho transaction oi =
tenor.l Real Es,ate business. They will give
eir attention to tho buy ying, soil nk and renting
/ rani estate, paying taxes, coll citing, aud any
transactions that fall wtloiD tho legitimate limo
i thelr business. IRON their long residence =
10Th boing o,d scttlots"-and general familiar
ity wtih real estate operations thcy d ittcr them
selves they viii be abte to give tatisfaction to all
xho may entrus, their business to them.
ufpiCs Post Olico buiiding. sec nd h)5r.
a. SANDERS,
J. NJ. ELDRID0E.
Devanrort krril T. 1888 dil
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-28
EgOwMfv HMA s'CMSlOsaS.

spY A LATE LAW OF CONGRESS-, Ill
- soldiers who have been discbarged in con
cqucnec If wounds received ia bat.lo, aro nov
ouiitloi 10 the Sloo bounly
We collect usrlss tor soldiers Who hive
.erecd two yeas. VI Who hsvo been dischr-s.ei
- above; niso Invalid Passions aud lENsioSs
for wll0ya, minor uh,liron, mo icrs and orphsa
lslers of doccosrh soldiers also tho bounty duc
he vi ows, m nor children, paionts or relatives
yf dosoased soldiers
PARKER a EDWARDS.
nirh 90 II Main street Davenport