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REMAJ,EaI

MILITARY GOODS.
WALL. sTEPHENs CO., @
322 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. So
Oer the lar gest assortment in this city, embrac-
Ing all Qualities used By officers in the Army and
SHOULDER STRAPS. HATS, GAPS. PISTOLS,
30, &c,, with q fine assortment of UNIFORM
CLOTHING. with which We cSn furnish omcers
compile to outfits in . few moments.
ap u-tfif 325 Pennsyfvania Avenue.
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SPECIFIC REMEDY
Non-R Retention or Ineon.nenee Of Ursne, hrsto-
Ion, Inflammation or liberation of the Brod-
der and Kidneys, Diseases Of the Pros
trate Gland, Stone in the Bladder,
Cdlcerous Gravel or Brick
Dast Deposit and
Mucous Milky Discharges, and all Dissass -
Afsctions Of tie Bladder and Ksdney,.
and Dropseal Seedlings, eristino
IN Men, Women or Children.
HELMBOLD's EXTRACT BUeHU.
For Weakness arising from Excuses, Habits Of Dis
sipation, attended with the following symptoms:
lndisposition to E1ertion. Loss of Power,
Loss of Memory. Difhc Guilty of Brssthinr
Weak Nerves, Trembling, Horror of
Disease Dimness of Vision, Wake
fulnsss, Pain In the Back,
Universal Lsssitude Of the
Muscular System, Hot
Hands, Flushing of
the body, Dry
of the
Skin,
ERUPTIoNs ON THE FACE.
PALLID COUNTENASCE.
Tbcee all In
medicine invariably removes soon follows Pa
tuity, Epileptic Fits, In one of which tia
patient may expire. Who can say that
they not frequently followed bv
those " Direful Diseases IN.
SANITY and CONSUME
TON. Many are aware
Of the cause Of their
suffering, but none
viii confess
The
records
Of the In
sane Asylums
and the Melan.
eholy Deaths By Cen.
SUMPTION bear ample wit
ness to the truth Of the Az
sertisn. The constitution onee
affected with Organic Weakness. re-
auires the aid Of medicine TO STRENGTHEN
and Insisorats the System, which HELM
BoLD's EXTRACT BUoHU INVARIABLY DOES
HKLMBOLD,s
HIGHLY CONCENTRATED COMPOUND
FLUID EXTRACT sARsAPlRILLA.
purifying
the blood, re
moves all diseases
arising from excuses
and imprudence in life
chronic constitutional dis.
eases arising from an impure
state of the blood, and the only relia-
BILE and efectual kno remedy or tho
cure of scrofula scald Head, Salt
Rheum, Pains and Swellinss Of
the Bones, alterations Of the
Throat ndLegs ,Blotches,
Pimples the Face
letter, Erysipelas,
and all scaly
eruptions
of the
skin.
Two table spoonsful of the Extract of sarssna
rilla added to pint of water to the Libson
Diet Drink, and bottle is fully equal to gallon
of the Syrup of sarsaparilla, the Decoction. as
usually made.
~THESE EXTRACTS HAVE BEEN ADMIT
TED TO USE IN THE UNITED sTATEsAaMy
and are also in very general use in all the STATE
HOSPITALS and PUBLIC SANITARY INsTI
TUTIOES throughout the land, rs well IS in pri-
vate practices, and considered as invaluable
remedies.
SEE MEDICAL PROPERTIES OF BucEu
From Dispensaory of the United States
See Professor bEWEES valuable works on tho
Practice of Physic.
See remarks made by the late celebrated DR.
PHYSIC, Philadelphia.
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WI BOYS CLOTHING. 's-t
BOYS and CHILDRENs, OLoFMINd Of th :,
newest styles, suitable for the present season for
dress and school wear. to which We invite the
!. : ~'eN : WALL, STEPHENS L co.,
322 Pennsylapis Avsnne, between
an II. III Ninth and Tenth Gtraefa :
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w HITl SULPHU
CHALYBEATI SPRINGS,
DOUBLING = oar, p.ssA. FAN
JAMES D. HENDLIY, Proprietor,
Late of Kirkwosd House, Washington
SEASON OPENS 18th OF JUNE.

61AbON VTENS IOIu OE JUNE,
These Springs are in Cumberland County. Penn
eylvania, 50 miles west of Harrisburg. They are
accessible from ell the principal cities by railroad
to HarrisburEh, thence BY the Cumberland Valley
staging to the Springs. The stage is always in
waiting upon the arrival Of the cars ct MELVILLE,
Passengers leaving Philsdelphia. Baltim ORE or
Springs the same evening at 5o'clock.
The Hotel 10 cOmmodious and comfortable, with
Hot and Cold baths attached, and extensive
grounds for walks and amusement.
The long experience of the present Proprietor
lfor many years past at the Kirkwood Hous Sc in
Washington D. O. y enables him 10 say that It viii
be conducted in manner to please all Visitors
Terms: 81 per day; Si2 per week: weeks So
Children and servants half price. je 10. fms
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COLLINS l. oO.S
PHILADELPHIA
DRAUGHY ALE AND PORTER.

lam now receiving large Quantities Of DRAUGHf
ALI AID PORTER from this celebrated Brewery,
which am prepared to furnish on short notice 10
ell persons who viii favor me with their orders.
Satisfaction guaranteed
Orders given to my drivers Win b promptly 81.
tended to.
Goods delivered In all parts Of Washinston and
Georgetown, free Of charge.
Terms :-CdsA o. dslissry.
RILEY A. SHINN, Agent,
Uaiss Bsttli~s Dspos, 81 Green IT,,
ao&0 9sorsetown, d. q.
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DENTISTRY.
SIGESMOND & HAYWARD,
N1v AND IMPROVED INVlNTIoH
IN OF
ARTIFICIAL
eHEOPLAsTIC BONE TEETH,
Wl1Hou9 MIrAL PLAf1 ol OLAsPs.

eHEOPLASTIC BONE TEETH
WI91ou9 M8rAL PLAf1 on CLAsPs.
DIR. B. B. sIaIsAoND.
SO Bsesdssay, Nsss York and $50 Ps.asylvsaiA
Asssxs. betsssea l2tA esd lssh sts, Washsastox,
oalls the attention Of the pablo to the followins
sdvantages of his impnoved system:
!. The Teeth Of his manufacture VIII
never q rs0de nor change color BY any<6
acids being three fourths lighter than any other
a.Nc teeth or roots need be extrated, - The
4. The roots Will bo made ipo1ensive, and never
4. No temporary tssth are needed, q permanent
ones can be made Immediately, thereby preserYing
the natural expression Of the faee which under the
old system Is frequently disagnred.
years By many Of the frst chemists and physicians
0t DR. ss g. has also Invented white undsssrueuvs
metal filing, With which the most sensitive teeth
can be 611ep without pain, and can build NIB per.
fest sound tooth on any iids roots. which winlas
Cali and examine for yourself. ty2ltf
NJ TEETH.
III: t24Ms tss Jaysase. and f.ssnsss
personally at his efdcs in this ctey. Manyt7=y3S
1srsons can wear these teeth who cannot SAAL0
wear others, and NO person can YEA, others who
cannot wear these.
Persons calling ct my once can be accommodates
with any style and price Of Teeth they may desire;
sieanest, strongest and most perfect denture That
art can produce, the MINERAL PLATE WIN b
Rooms in this eity~Ho. 33s Pennsylvania. avenus
between 9Th and 10Th streets Also. GOT Area st.,
Philadelphia mar <-1y
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For the Holidays.
4. n. BIMHsER 1 co.,
saAzoz Q, Nos. 10 AID 81 BROAD ST., NEW Yo,x
oy1IR FOB SALE AT THEIR STORE.
Ne. a37 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
MAR THIRTEENTH STREET,
SIGN OF THE OLD KNICKERBecKEH,
THl MOST COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF
IMPORTED WINES AND LIQUORS
TO BIZ POUND In THa METROPOLIS.
FINE GROCERIES, DAN GOODS,
KITS AND KEGS No. l MAOKEREL,
KENNEBEO SALMON,
sOUsED & PIOKLED LAMBS TONGUES
PIGS FEET,
ENGLISH DUN GOLDFISH,
Together with all the
LUxURIES INCIDENT TO THE SEASON
Asssrs. A. M B. L Co. are also Sole Proprietor
Of BININGER'S CELEBRATED
LONDON DOCK GIN,
Put up In Quart Bottles for medicinal uss.
Also, Sole Agents for
OLD TOM LONDON CORDIAL GIN.
~An articles bought at their store warranted
Of the rst quality and forwarded to any part Of the
sity free of expense
a. o.. ,ntord IN Ia nerneanentIv loeated -. -.
spsotfully request families to give Us call.
ABRAM NJ. BININGlR,
HENRY T. CAPEN.
WAszneTos, December. 1862.
AN. BININaER 4 co. have no connection Wit
dz-tf RoLLIN CHURCH. Agent.
ADAMS Express COMPANY,
u oss1on 'l4 k "a; Avan9 Ill, D..
aR1A1 I'm sIE4skass oEDeRks 4sB WEST
,o,slssa Six s9sfH fTo xs haR2
6: sssns IL he sa
nS FORTH, last, WEST, AND NORTHWEST.
p H1E xxSSkskk BOSTON
$iHHs E1 tSStSs
sssmshp hnss
% LIVIRPOOL, SOU CHAMPION and HxVRI,
and thence By European expresses to all prominent
commercial towns In Great Britain and on the Con.
ne Golisstien Of NOTES, DRAFTS and BILLS ru.as
q al accessible parts Of the United States. =
-. o. Q, w RIhnsH; ass5D. 5. o.
To HOTELS, eE 3 e I I SSIssrAunAnrs, PEI.
VAT1 FAMILIES, DO.
ne eabscribsrs have Just received fresh shiy.
800 CASES 81. JULIEN AND ILoRRAo
CT A r TS.
Which they onsr for sale 1T New York prices.
Also, they have constantly on hand s
Large and Wsl Sslsctsd Ssoel q : ~ t
dso,cs BRANDIES,s s s.
SLs MABERIAs, PORTS, sAERRI1s,
s0gnB0MS, OLD BE. SCOTCH, and IRIsA
oasHa htSsHsNh ., .u ..ort.. brands, :
hlo tsapDobsNA AND gBLia PoRTiRs.o
a aAAagEisA qPifSdARfhihs , SAUCES, aa15gara
aHILT4M. .oHEDDER and 1NGLIsH DAIRY
4 sHpi SkEsk zMPg H1RMsrIoALLY slALlp
7gSNoH, GERMAN and ENGLISH yoRDIALs,
LISH SODA WATERH, - ?. :,
aqIs:s og gSS EHs SFa &Hss IMPERIAL Hz.
) TANdT 6ROO1RIls. a7aasa2 se:.s
q J. .F-S-s-ala ,BININGHR d co.. ~ 4 ii
~ "oiWNiii ssas 81 H ossssssWS; We. oRRe
~ 81 70 yed A'mall lot Of 00eeu' LAq1oe
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DILES, PILES, PILES, DIR. WITFIELDH
il VEGETABLE FILLS are warranted q certain
cure fer Piles. The worst cases yield after ne or
two doses. No surgical operation should be re-.
and no ere has been perfected BY the use Of t
knife, The following gentlemen have been cured
IO7 Spring street; Mr.. FISHER, No. 54I Broome
street. and numerous ladies whose addresses can
Sold by ali druggists. Wholesale by D. 8. BARNEH
% GO Nc. 292 Broadway. and by the groprietor.
$50 Penn. avenue, Washington, d, c., and bv
HENRY COOK, King street, Alexandria, Va.
lei s-1m No. 4sl Broadway. Nav YORK
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large assortment OF Prince q
Ayl Co.'SMelodeona hayetu { been received &C fhs
Music Store OF VI. g. NIT fT, aApj
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Two table spoonsful of the Extract of Sarsana-
rilla added to pint of water is equal to the Libson
Diet Drink, and one bottle is fully equal TO gallon
of the Syrup of Sarsaparlla, or the Detection. as
usually made.
wTHEsE EXTRACTS HAVE BEEN ADMIT
TED TO USE IN THE UNITED STATES AaMv
and are also in very general use in all the STATE
HOSPITALS and PUBLIC SANITARY INsTJ-
TUTI0Es- throughout the land, as well as in pri-
vate practices, and are considered as invaluable
remedies.
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CUTLERs, ATTENTION.
y FOR SALE.
100 boxes OASTILE SOAP,
100 ADAMANTIN1 CANDLES,

i@ GGDAMAETiNs 6ANDLBs.
Cheap fer cash at National Soap and Candle
Works, Green street and the Canal, Georgetown,
ID. q. mar ~
THIS Is TO NOTIFY Suffers Or THU
army that am prepared to furnish ct all times
and ct short notices all kinds Of WAGONS, DO. an
pertaining to suffers. CHARLES SLACK,
Corner Of John and Cathedral sts
mar N-6ms Baltimore, Nd.
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PRICES.

Extract Buchu, 81 per bottle, or six for S..
Extract Sarsaparilla, 81 per bottle, six for SIS
Delivered to any address, securely packed from
observation.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-14

TELEGRapI.-Why don't the enter
prising citizens this place and at Iowa City
take hold ami build telegraph line from ihis
point 10 Nsgtony The railroad would un.
~ ote lily aid in the Vroj act. There is already
a legrsph from Clinton via Cedar R.pits,
Marshaltown Newton aud Council BloiTs 10
5 n Ffanci.co. and II We connected with New
ton, Davenport would have q line to the Cap-
tai and through the State II the Government
should run line up tho Missouri to Sioux
City, we should have also the advantage oi
that line. These lines completed would induce
efforts in other quarters. Dubuque would be
looking for direct communication with the
Capita! of the State and the Missouri slope.
and points further west. This won Id he easily
done by q line Of telegraph from dialogue
along the railroad to Animoss and Marion te
Cedar Rapds
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-14
From Boston.

BosToN, April 10.
4 special Dispatch to the Boston Her-
aii, dated Newbern, \. c., April 9th,
says accommodating cavalry force sent
out overland on Tuesday, the 9TH inst
discovered n strong force of rebel pickets
Ten miles from here, and drove them in
fui five miles.
Yesterday large force went over the
Mouse River on an overland expedition to
the fcL of Gen Foster. The transpor-
tatlon train was across The river last
night, where the expedition is cncampcd.
Precautions are being taken against sur
prise. There will be some hard fighting
up the road. The rebels are reported in
immense numbers, and il is said that they
are under command Of Gen. Bee.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-14
NUMBER 1853.
LATEST NEWS
By TELEGRAPH.
Tuesday, = O'Clock A. M.
From New York.
New foRs, April 10.

Nrw YoRK, April 10.
An officer who has lately arrived, re-
ports that zen. Foster had provisions suf.
tcient only for the uso Of his troops to
the lth inst. Well Informed person..
deny the statement. that the largo rein
torremcnts sent overland from Newbcon
had returned. some OF their
baggage and artillery was stuck in tho
mud.
The rebel forces between Washington
and Newborn are reported 10 number 90
600 under Hill. aud 1000 under Petit
grew.
The gunboat Valley City i said 10
have reached Washington rIdded with
cannon balls.
1t was remorod Mt Fort Monroe that
Foster had surrendered.
The steamer Roanoke, from New Or
leans 9th, liasaua Sth, has arrived.
The Vanderbilt wa4 at Havana.
New Orleans aiviccs per steamer
Roanoke state our troops had DESTROYED
all the railroad buildings aipot Caatanla
and rattcn, back 10 faas Mancha.
\ scouting party was sent ont into the
Amltc country. They met u mall force
Of rebel cavalry, with whom they had
sharp skirmish. 10 rebels were killed.
| 7 wounded and 3 captured. Our loss
was four wounded.
There is much cotton hidden away by
the country people, aud MS soon rs Gov
crninens gets possession, much of tho
cotton which has been reported burned.
will como forth.
The receipt emitting the holder 10 20
much per pound out OF the Confederate
Treasury, l. not very highly priced by any
one but the hidden staple il considered
rs SO much gold whenever the market is
opened. A schooner load or two finds its
way occasionally to this city, much to the
discomfort D. the blatant rebels here.
The Marion was bound from New
York to New Orleans, aud had valuable
cargo and forty passengers, all Of whom
were saved.
y riot occurred to-day between the
negro and lrish laborcis, which Was
quito serious t,r time. The Irish are
SAID 10 have commenced the difficulty by
hurting missiles at the negroes, driving
them oil u per into boat One of the
negroes fired n pistol, woundIng James
Agorn in the head, but not seriously.
Another account says the wound was in
tlictod by brick thrown bv one Of tho
mob behind him. The riot was soon
after stopped by the police.
The gunboat Valley City, which pass.
ed the rebel batteries below Washington
y. ., to Gen. Fo.ters assistance, was
struck by 63 shots. Her fate is not sub
scquently known.
There was another fight between
whites and negroes on Pine street, this
pm. Some OF the latter were badly
handled. Tho police qne'lcd the affair,
and a number of arrests were made in
both cases.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-14
OPESIsG OF HALE's TnRATRE.-Mr.

OPESISG OF HALE's TnEATRE.-Mr.
Hals's talented dramatic troupe appear for the
second time before our ctiz .ns this evening n
Bulwer's beautiful play OF the +" Lady OF
Lyon,." No play ever written has had the
extraordinary run Of the Lady of Lyons. and
Mr.. hale mas capital company 20 euaet 20.
several Interesting and difficult parts. We
hope to see q iu house to greet the "stAt
,ioupe' The Ciinstop Twins will favor us
with one Of their beautiful dances. and the
performance will conclude with the roaring
farcs-"Your Lies in Danger" Go early and
secure good seats
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-14

BRIG. GEN. &. w. Burns, said by the
Cincinnati Commercial, aH .admin'stra-
ton organ, to be one OF The most efficient
field officers in the service, was nomna-
ted by the President for Maj. Gen. for
his gallan. conduct in the Peninsula cam
paign. When the list OF nominations
went from the War OH &c to the Senate,
the name of Gen. Brras VAS marked off
by the Secretary. here was no reason
assigned. Having been Withdrawn from
the ..rmy of the Potomac to TAX com
mand which he could not assume with
ont Major Generals commission, he
was Of course lef, ont of employment
Under these circumstances. he rendered
his resignation, which was accepted.
Gen. Burns is democrat.
Col. David Stuart, hose services ia
raising and equippng for the field two
regiments in this State are so well known
IN this city as to require no mention by
us, and whose skill and courage and de-
vot on to duty none will deny, WIS nomi-
mated for Brig Gen., in which capacity
he was acting, and which position be had
earned, il any man in the field has earned
it. bnt WAS not confirmed by the Senate.
There was no reason assigned. General
Stuart is democrat -CAicogo Times.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-14
DAVENPORT, IOWA, TUESDAY MORNING. APRIL A. 1862

GEMS. BURNSIDE AND HooKER.-Gen.
John Cochranc, in recent letter, states
that the order No. Of Gen. Burnside, al.
luded to in the report of the Committee
on the Conduct of the War, dismissed
from the service and relieved Of their
commands twenty general officers Of the
Army of the Potomac who had disturbed
Gen. Burnside At the head OF this list
stood the significant name OF Gen. Joe.
Hooker"
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-14
From Nashville.
NASHVILLE, Apri.

NASHVILLE, April l3.
The flag Of truce sent out from Frank.
lin yesterday learned that the rebel Gen.
Crosby was wounded also two Of Van
Doru's aids. The rebels lost heavily in
wounded. We captured many horses.
Van Dorm had expected to capture the
town. He had received information that
the Federal force was only $500.
About 35 citizens, active and violent
rebels, some of whom were on the vigi-
lance committee last year, were arrested
to-day by order Of Gen. Mitchell, aud
lodged in the penitentiary.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-14

a SPLENDID LOCOMOTIVE. - That
-pendid engine the J5hn A. Dix. on the n. d
A. TOAD. has Iust undergone some necessary
rep.irs and a thorough painting. and she turn.
cut little the gAyest machine that ever wen,
on four drivers On the head lamp are two
splendid oil portraits Of Gen. Dix. and on the
tencer t~o splendid ocean scenes ir medallion
Ga the sand box 10 the American eagle and
gay ballet girl The general painiing 10 sls-
gsnt 10 color and finish The tsadsr 10 done
up in gold leaf 10 the richest style Of scroll
and iios ork,-sli the work Of Charley Fick,
the best painter 10 the State.
TIE Gen. Dix hss for several years been the
specisl pet Of Nose Hobbs. the oldest engine
% the road. and who ,skss great pride In
briogiog out tss General in the most imposing
style He thinks he can take the rag off from
any machine that runs, and ws gusss he
knows The Dix viII be out in few dsys
end II anybody wan.s to zee machine The,
just blssss oil over. lot them take gsed look
q tAs Dix
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-14
THE MARKETS.
Davenport MarLet---Daiiy Report.

OYTfGk or TnE DKa 4 EEws,i
Mendsy hvs., Apni 10.
Tho market is steady aud Irices Gtn., but r-
ceipts are not heavy.
fLoua-Firm. Wholesale. 81 Go@G 60; retail.
50 o0a7 90. shipments 20 bbls.
WHEAT ieds5, for common grades and SO
az % for tho best. Receipts Ills bu.
BARLEY Sli0. Receipts 30 bu.
Coax 3a@a5s. Receipts $40 hu.
OATs-50953c. Receipts a72 bu.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-14
A Sianderer Answered.
CAMP ~ Iowa CAVALRY,
La Grange, Tenn, April Z, (


La Grange. Tenn. Apnl Z,
EDs DEMccaAT AND NEws In the Daver-
pr. ~satiy (ssekly) Gazette. OF April %
Noticed u .rt Communication, casting las il
We unpleasant t,ilestions 90 the editors !. {
the Democrat and N,us ard said 10 be wy
ten by ID + Long. OF company Is, "a Iowa
Cavalry. have been men. Der of company
H. since its fret organlz,tion. and to my cer-
taia knouledgs there never teloueed tc III.
sonpany man answering TO the rame Of II.
Z Long. and DO no. think to the Isgn.nt
th,nk the editor is either cheaply sold, or
the man who wrote the article. (noi~ilhstand
ing his boasted bravery in regard TO bnl log
co~h'des and thrAshng trsitor.) too cowsrdly
TO let bic name be made public. We do no,
have any such men, at least do not claim them
10 orr company. II.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-14
Late News by Last Nights Nails.
CINCINNATf Anril lo

iNIlANAIf, AITii IL.
We have reports Of another invasion OF
Western Virginia via Ganlcy Bridge 1t
is believed, however, that the design of
the enemy now concentrating beyond
Gau|cv River is to move into Eastern
Kentucky, and not down the Kanawha
River.
Stoncwal jackson is at the head Of
the Confederate troops in Southern Ken
trcky. Marshall, Clukc. Pegram and
Ercckinridgc have joined theI divisions
with that Of Jacksons oil command. and
the rebel grand column is preparing 10
meet Burnside il deadly conflict Oh the
fair fields OF Kentucky. Volunteers from
the border counties are known to be
daily leaving their homes to join the
rebel Kentucky service.
CAIRo. April II.
The 35th Iowa leaves for NJ e,nphis to-
morrow. The l4th Iowa tade their
place. The men ct the 35,h sent home
yesterday $4,000.
Sr. PAUL, Mimi, April IL.
The elections in St. Anthony and
Saltwater both resulted in complete
democratic triumphs, and so of nearly
every town in the State where party
lines were drawn
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-14
Ny Defense.

EnIIoRs DKMoeaAr d NEws The following
eo@mnnication In reply to yillsinons attack
upon my private and military character by the
late Capt Byram, through the columns OF ths
GassRs, has heea handed to tha, paper for
publication. lts editor refuses me any means
OF defense. though he wac perfectly willing to
publish an attack.
viii You do me the kindness TO allow mo 10
defend myself through your columns, and
aage. you're truly,
EHiAu srCNs
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-14

TnE following are the shipments by
rail for the week ending April llth: 200
bushels Of barley. ] 600 bushss Of corn. 4G7
sacks Of malt, SO 220 pounds ot lard, 65 COO
pounds Of cut meats. 10 i've hoga. 20 live
cattle.
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in Rhode Island. which has Just given
a republican majority, negroes are per
mitted 10 vote without a property qnsiti-
cation, while Foreigners are required TO
own $l34 Of real estate. Foreigners IN
that and other States will in time earn
what party has best protected their inter
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