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New-York daily tribune., 1863-10-26
rINHE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
II SIR LANES ILAKkkIS

I'VE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
SIR JAMES CLARkkS
CFLEBRAIED FEMALE PILLS.
Prepared from prescription of sir j. Clarke. ~ DE-
Physcisn Extraordinary to the Queen
This well Known medicine Is imPoston, bat sure and
,ae remedy Female Dhcues and Obs;Taetons nom any
whatsvsr ssd although powerful Isr'eHy eenn'
nothing huytfa to the con.ihpiion 10 - yned Adie
II y peculiarly suited Ii Will IN short tina. snG on ths
monthly period with regularity. . - ,
Nervous aud pps Affections Pain In the bash
and Limbs fs.ue slish eIsiuon. ftp~iion ei tbs
nosrt Hy,tsres and Whites iasfe Pulls wI eject cure
when other means have iaile1. and although po-srf1
remedy DO iron, esene AntIDeny oT IJtnl
huri 70 the coBstiutiou. -,
Full paphle, around each package Which
shonld be carefully preserved.
" Bt and p0.Ase stamp ineiosed 70 any ss'hofncd
AGENT win insure bottle containing o'sf - pis by return
uAI- Sold by all dfnggl.ia .
JOB MosKs. No Il Courlndi s-. Ssw'fers.
sole uiisd State At~rt-
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8teamboats an0 Railroads.

EOR CALTFORNIA-By the OVERLAND
u. B. Mails leaves Atchisop Kansas for Phcerve Cal, VI
DenSer Great Salt Lass vr'1. md c.5on Cities ssss
Upper Missouri Reese River, Waahoe and Humbolds min
ing regions; o,,,,, ~
The routc is stocked with comfortable CsSches and Concert
Covered Spring Wagons Every attention paid passsn-
gers. ,, - -.
.ume their seats when the coaches are not full
stations average 10 miles apart and meals ~ faSuisAs1
The Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph follows the resss, Win
frequent operating stations .u, - ,,,. 49,.
viii be made on the excs Surplus baggage can ss ssss -
see vie Panama . .,,u..a
THROUOH FARE Atclison to PlaceryAe, ~"
Fac from Paccrville TO San Francisco SIo A. r,,,
For further information apply o. the once Oh '
No. 81 Broadway N Y, Up stairs yv,,l I'D
AtchiaQn.
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Orean 6ieamers.

TRAVELLERS TO EUROPE should pro.
II vide themselves with HARPERS HANDBOOK FOR
EUROPE AND TIE EAST. BY w, PssBRoEs FsrRtDon
This 70 the only complete guide 70 Europe pubhed IN one
volume. Price % 50. For sale by D. APPLETON \ Co.,
No ala Brosdwsy and WALTER Low, No. 823 Broadway,
., HAIipER 'BROTHER5 will send the work " NAL,
nostase free on receipt Of 50 so.
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Maebinsrp.
DORTABLE PRINTING OFFICES.

DORTABLE PRINTING OFFICES.
Il tor the aso Of the Army and Navy, Morants DRUG
sts and Business allen generally These Printing olecS
now and tohaby used throughout tho siee, and
Cglsd and considered indispensable Dy those VINO hs'
siyon them na The Printing rsoss simple ana ds,
and IL. Printing Material /. Of m. beet Full ia
sunctiOns for accompany escD Office. a..
frcss No. L. 3A 4 H., y Aio-OpYicE CoNPLKTr 81
Ife.sr 10 2 Or oip I5-OFuCH toxPLf,TE, ~
Pes. NJ, a Dxll IN. 20 OrYIcg loHPLhrr. u
Pes No . Iirls fu 2s--OrEiGs complete, -
Press No. g. 1919 In, 3D-OFyICK tOxPLErL, IN
Circular s,nt fee sheets 81 tyre Cuts, Sc, c.ntA
ADAMS PRESS Co., No 81 PaIkrow, N. !.
AND AIxo SALE ny
CHASE LEAlITf. so. 20 Lncolnst', boston' Mass
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Doar0 an0 Roonle.

A GENTLEMAN and WIFE, without Chill.
den desire few ROOMS, famiahed. partially fur.
n.hed having modern housekeeping fam
y owning their redenc6 preferred Address with location
and terms, L. g., Tribune OhBce.
FURNISHED ROOMS for Gentlemen, with
l. OF without Board, OF No. III East 7othst
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4aromaYe, @ntlerp, &f.

pUSSIA SHEET IRON, assorted numbers;
IL IMITATION RUSSIA IRON Of Al / Wood Cos
Emsnufacture for SALE BY A H. THOMSON : Co., Nos.
2l5 and 2l7 Waters. p nv II ...t..
V'IN PLATE, SIIEEr.IRON of all kinds, Tin,
Il Lead Zine Speltes Copper, &c.. for sale by EDWARD
8. SHERMAN. No 2S3 Pesfst between Fulton and John
q nn0 BOXES Damaged Charcoal and
|SsOOO Coke TIN End TERNE PLATES, $40 Bun
dss Damaged RUSSIA SHEET IRON. for sale BY GOOD
WIN CURr, No. k58 Wstorst.
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Gteamboats an0 Railroads.

NUANGE OF HOUR-FALL RIVER LINE.
~ On and af,er MONDAY Nov :, tho BOATS OF 'li'
Line will LEAVE Pier No. North River, p n, instead
Of s. heretofore l.. LITTLhFELD, Agent, u broadway
NOTICE-STONINGT LINE-CllANGE
IN OF uOuR-On aud aner MONDAY, Nov 2 she steam
ct. Of this Line will leave ier No. IN n IT, loot OF Count
landt IT, p instead VI nNe< Yerk Oct 2b lteJ
w NJ EDWARDS. Agent.
Oa.s of Compsuy No lis ossst, OF uTL.udt.
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furniture.
miscellaneous.

COTTON WASTE-For Machinery, Wipine
"a p..t,, 80 IA, h,iuu,py In lots 10 suit par 10
For sale by W. W; 1890, A. 49,,
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nAY BOAT for ALBANf.-The sttamboat
~ DAN tL DREW leaves Jsyst every Tuesday Thurs
day and ndsy, N, and N'h st at 10 q u. are
TO ccns. fare Wust Point and Ncwbush -
cent? &c tught,epsic tii TO RinebesA, T'oh ss,sAm
and Hudson. 20 10 Albany - CONNECTING win "
trrnat. duxs iInm llxIIlson.st
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vV,UE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN
ROYAL NAIL STEAMSHIPS.
nETWEEN EEW-IORk AND LN EhPOOL, CALLlNo
AT CORK HARBOR -
AID BETWEEN BOSTON AND IltEHrOOi. SALL-
INa Ar UALIFAX AND CORK HARBOR
prsu.N ny -, ks,.. N,wyork.. "Wednesday, Oct 81
M yNpis Mu.r lsayss Bostep w We.lesdsy. Oct %
SccTi !. I,dsiT. leaves New. Yosk. Wednesday, Nov
.nfa uo.si. l.ax.. Ro.tsn w edn-sdsy. Nov II
Sinxa nJ,e.', Laye. New. York "Wednesday Nov. 10
fiRoP shannon leave. Bo.ton. Wedns.d.y. Nov IS
NETWORK TO LIVERPOOL
Chief Cabin PsssAsr. ............'.''...'..'oio-
secoLd Cabin P.ssay-.. ~ ="
IRON sosToS TO LIVERPOOL
Chief Cabin Pas se...'.''''''''''''''''''s 80
Second Cabin fDsssr... w. w
av.h- n eod or s equivsept ia United STATE. currency
berths .-cared until paid for
An rIp~iirncsd sarsvon on board a,
IN, ornrr- oil tLese sr, w 10. be accountable for sse
or vusbos ansss Bs Of Lsdng having the value expressed
ARE sisnoi therefor
For Freight or PAssse apply 20 ,--v
New-York daily tribune., 1863-10-26

I UN( ISLAND RAILhOAD-I ALL = nIn y
il IRASGEMESr.-Lcsye Jamesshp and 9ah r. ~
=, I Mail Tsiu for 0reenpor stopping al ai stations
and >, 90 o. M Espr,ss IrAin. stopping JAiseA stneoA
ia "a. o, aud all Stations esst to OmenPort FOR p
"a tof Iiemrstead ats and II q Ia. and 3;So t..' and
~ n M For 1an.Aics .t and IL and ~. <J. $50
s,YSpAY EXCURSION TRAlN-To ysphank, o. Sis a
m i,ou Jh stopping a. all s.atous Fare ior this iran
at excursion rates. 49,, =,
for syosss, ton sundays as'lS u frsm a~h). stop
MI nt "A ,tgfona
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horIcK K-Thc steamsLip kANUAKUO Of ths Inc VIII -
a. an mar. steamer on WEDNESDAY. Oct 2s-hss 'P'eHdd
fof few cabin aud storage passenger a1 70
dae~d rates. payable In 4. :. Currency
JOuN u. DALE, Agcnt No - Brosdwsy:
CTEAM WEEKLY ~ LIVERPOOL, touch.
y ins at Queen.,own (Cort HarboI)-The well inown
steamers Of the Liverpool Hs~ 9th and Philadelphia steam
.hip Company are int.uded to s,il ~ follows: .
liI Ot kL Saturday. Oct u
Saturday, Nov. IL
AID every .ueeccdiaS SATURDAY. 1t noon, from fhf I"
North River
Payable In gold. or its equivalent in cuIrencyt -
FIRST lABlk.....ssO 30 VI, ,SlEEkAGE ........sf 80 y"
tlr. Cabin TO London IS slecrrse 70 London.. ~ ~
Firr Cabin to Psr... % s,eemgr to Pas...'' ~ "
FI.t C.tu to Hamburg 90 Siesfsge to Hamburg j. W
Passengers aLo forwarded Hsvre BTemsn Rotterdam
ArtweIp kc., Vt equally low rates ~ - Al.
Psrcs nom Liverpool or Queenstown let Cabin 80 e0
sl03 s,ecr.xe 40 Those whs wish sund tor ther
III uds can buy tickets here ut thesc rates.
For further apply at b. Conpsrys Offices
JOHN o. DALE. AssGt No. 10 Broadway, n Y.
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NEW-JERSEY RAILROAD-FOR PHIL
~ lDrIpiiA and the SOUTH ard WEST, via JEk-
sEY CITY -ksu and Expr-ss Lines lrsye NcwfofA at !
aid 10 T. NJ T. g. T3o and li:30 p Fare ~ Through
0ng.arc ch, k.d at aid 10 AID Is ani Il:v p m,
for " - shiu. Ton ard at aud y. m. for the West
J. ". WOODRUFF, Assistant Superintendent
No has;nr w b. rcsvcd for any trains unless delivered
uud cherd - uiu ntes IN td ol the time os leaving
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90 fet.
Real Gstate for Gale.

A COUNTRY RESIDENCE for SALE
IA CHEAP-Situato In tho village Of fremont, eight ines
from kewYok contains 10 rooms with about Two acres Of
choice fruit; stables green house, Aso, several choice
Builrz Lots for sale very cheap. Inquire oi WIN GRAY
No. 3ol Broadway.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-28
From Caro-.

CAiRo. March 27.
We have Memphis dates to Wedncs-
day afternoon. There are several runors
respecting gncrrillas, and even have rebel
operations in the vicinity OF that CITY
but most or all of them are no doubt the
work Of sccesslouists.
Oar force at Greenwood had returned
to within fifty miles Of the Mississippi,
where 1t met Gen. Quimby's DIVISION. A
council Was held, aud it Is believed that
,hc cntrc force viii return aud abandon
the Yazoo Pass route Of thanking Nicks-
burg. ),
Three OF Porter's boats had reached
the Yazoo river by the new route oil sun
flower River, and it is even said that they
had gone as far as Greenwood. lhis IS
improbable, but there is no doubt OF the
superiority of the new route.
On Saturday night barge loaded with
. 900 bushels of coal iloated by the bat
teries at Vicksburg in safety. The coal
! is intended for Fsrragut's boats.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-28
From, California.

san FaAecisoo, March o5.
The steamers Starlight, for Puget
) snnd. aud tho Alvey, for Liverpool.
have sailed, carrying $4,000 SACKS of
wheat.
The palvcr Of tho treasure from tho
wreck ol the steamer Go,dcn Gate offered
to conn romiso with the original Shippers
by paying them 30 per cent. Of all money
recovered. Some will accept while 9th
crs will contend in the courts for more.
The salyers hope TO recover nearly all the
treasure Tint went down With the Golden
Gate, mud already acknowledge having
brouglt between FGOu,uo0 aud 100000
to San Francisco.
The Legislature agreed 10 adourn on
the 9Th ol April. A proposition was
passed allowing tic people along the line
ol the Pacific Railroad 10 vote whether
bond. shall be it.ued To the amour. Of
s2l 600 towards building the road with
IN the state.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-28
Kentucky News.

LrxISoroS, March 26--6 J.. Al.
Gao hundred and fifty prisoners, under
guard, left this noon on foot, VIA Frankie
Tor Loulsyilc. .s,en...
The wagon tialns from ,..lssi'W
Danyillc. with 'totea, camp cqnipage,e'c.
came IN safe to day.
The tanic has -ubsidcd st Frankfort.
Matters are quiet in Lexington.
MAJOR Mitchell, Of the 4I,h Ohio. cap
iured % rebels at camp Dick Robinson To-
day, including Two wagons aud apasmas-
ter with about $4,000 II Confederate
money.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-28
Late News by Last Nights Nails.

WAsHtHoToN News, 26th.-Gcneral
Hunters proclamation, drafting able bod
led negroes in his department into sesr
ice, is published to-day. 1t is thought
somewhat strange that . sentence should
not occur in this document stating that
he has found it impossible to obtain from
government oil the troops required IN his
department.
1t is officially ordered to-day that no
person shall be allowed to pass out OF, or
come in, the lines Of the Department of
Washington, on the south side OF the
Po omac, contrabands alone excepted ;
and deserters f.om the enemy are to be
detained outside of the lines until the
fact is reported 80 headquarters and per-
mission obtained for their admission.
DRs MONIES News, ga private
letter from Hon. Edward Johnstone, OF
Lee county, authorizes me to say that be
will not, under any circumstances, DC q
candidate for any position before the ap
preaching democratic State Convention
This determination Of Judge Johnstone
will be a matter of great regret to the
democracy of Contra! Iowa, with whom
he is favorite, and who would take boti
pride and pleasure in contributing theil
efforts to make him the next Governor o
Iowa,-a State to whose prosperity h'
has contributed, and OF whose citizens h'
is among the most accomplished and de
corvnr
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-28
Foreign News.

NEW Oik, MHFin -.
An the independent members oi the
council OF the state Of Poland have sent
IN tho designations.
1t is reported thni the Gar Of Russia
has son, adl,pateh stating that whatever
may be thought of the alb tract justice OF
The demands Of the Pole. the Emperor
Alexandria can llsten to no overtures
ur terms Of compromise 80 long rs they
arc IN arms OF iuslirrcction.
A Cabinet council had becn held in
Paris 10 CONSIDER what action was ncccs-
sary in regard 10 the above dispatch.
1t il reported that preparatons arc be.
ing made ~ both tho Poles and Russians
Tor great battle
The Lon on 7.mes says adyiccs from
Pa.ls state that the cause Of the rcdue.
ton OF the rate Of discount OF the Bank
of France IS owing to considerable IN
nux Of bullion from America.
II is sa,d that tho reply OF the Gar o
Russia to the letter Of tho Emperor o
France is "A refusal on the part Of Russia
to make any concessions 10 the iolcs ~
to accept anything short OF the nncondl-
tional submission Of the rebels.
The insurrcctionary forces Of Poland
are computed at 10000.
The ship Prince Of Males, from Mel
bourn reports she was brought TO on thu
23d OF i, ,bruary III lat. 80 long. A west
by The Alabama. who reported having
destroyed thirty four Federal vessels dur
ing her cruise.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-28
NUMBER ls9.

I,ouIsvf,LE, March q.

LOUISVILLE, March 81.
Tho Frankfort tain last night was de-
layed by locomotive of tho track.
Tho train brought the news of the re-
treat Of the rebels from Danyil'c towards
Somerset.
Dmvilo refugees arc coming in, and
some excitement exists NJ Lexington, but
the popular opinion gains ground that
the rrecnt invasion Of Kentucky wss
merely acavalry raid.
LATER.
Tho Frankfort train il in. The pas
sengers disagree III their reports con.
corning tho evacuation Of Danvillc.
A special dispatch to tho journal says
80 men Of the 9th Kentucky Cavalry
surprised the rebel pickcts in the vicinity
Of Jancayilo last evening, who rctrcatcd
to Dan,lllo in great disorder.
Tie rebel force in panvilc was 2 500,
including the lst Georgia Regiment.
This proves that tho rumor Of tho
rebels abandoning Dautillo ia incorrect.
LrxiNuros, March 2T.
Train passengers say our forces had
re crossul Duck i,.sor IN pursuit Of the
rebels. Other accounts insist that tho
rebels have lett Danillc.
Passengers Just arrived from Mt. stcr-
ling report all quiet.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-28
LATEST NEWS
By TELEGRAPH.
Saturday, = O'Clock a. VI.
From the Army Of the Potomac.

lirApQuAnrERs ARMY OF raE
ioroMAc, March 2.th
Richmond papers of the .5th aud
26tli contain tho following
MoniiE. March -.
The 41ppeai of tho 2lst SAYS the
steamer Natchcz, with 1900 bales Of
cotton, was DESTROYED by fire on tho 18th
on her trip NJ the iazoo.
The Hartford and Monongahcla were
allowed to approach within four hundred
wards Of our batteries, at Grand June
ton, when they opened fire upon them,
the vessels replying with broadsldes scs-
eral times. A dozen shots struck tho
vessel. Parties were seen carrying the
wounded below. No damage on our
side.
The Natchoz Gotrier SAYS the Hart
fond, with Com. farragut on board, An
cAorcd IN front of that city on Tuesday
afternoon, the 10th. He sent flag OF
truce in small boat ashore, with a note
addressed to tho Mayor Of tho city, stat.
ing tha, if the L. ;. gunboats were fired
upon hy the people of Natchcz OF by
gnerrilas, he would lombard the city.
The Hartford remained nil night, and
lot witt tho Monongahela III tho morn
ing.
CmArrANoouA, March ~.
There was no movement Of the Army
Of Tenn. on Tuesday. The enemy adj
yanccd on tho road from Franklin to
Columbia
Van born is still on the north side Of
Duck river.
Cur frees occupy Florence aud Tus-
cnmba.
There has been no movement oi the
enemy from Corinth in this direction.
Morgan had n fight at Auburn, Canaan
county, on Friday, With Al overwhelming
force Of the enemy. He fought gallant
", aud killed aud wounded large mum
Der. but was 1T last forced 10 retreat
CmAuLsslos, March 25.
We hnve an.heniic reports that the
feet at Port Roy Al has been increased 10
$50 vessel, about 30 transports having
been added within the past two days.
The wig contains the details Of the
rebel account OF the fight nj Kelley
Ford. They clcim that their force was
but from 800 to | 900 cavalry, lui sub
scxucntly five regiments and one battery
are known to have been engaged. They
clam victory because the object OF th'
raid was frustrated.
The now impressmont bill has passed
both houses Of Congress.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-28

.,.venpor, MarLet.-.Daiiy I,eport.

OFrIox or rnE Dan. d Nvwa,
Friday eve, March 27. !
Tho transactions Of to-day wero quito small
" Wheat 10 cloar down, having declined about loc
With % the last few days.
rLoux--firm. Wholesale, S5.oOg6.eO; retail
81 coea6 Go. Shipments 50 bbis.
XBxAr- G0G75o for common grades and %
s5s for tho best. Eeseipls 6o0 bu.
bARLsY- Nominal st Si.z5 Shipments 600 bu
CoKs-uulI at 30c. Receipts 100 bu.
Oars 50c.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-28
Il 4 4. a

Friday mosnng, March ~, WILLIE g., infant
son ~ W. Al. and Lizzis COLEs, agel month";
aud ~ days.
Funeral s,rvi;es will take place at the house Of
Mrs. Msokintosh, corner sixth and Iowa, sunday
afternoon at ~ o'clock. Fret d, OF the iam'iy
are invited 10 DO present.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-28
IIApntsntf,a. March 81.

Gov. Curtin tclegralhs 10 day from tho
Amy Of The iotoinsc that be hnds tho
army N admirable condition. aud good
spirits, with inll confidence ~ their chef
aud subord nate officers. HIS Intention
before returning is To tislt nearly, II not
quite al., the Pennsylvania troops IN tho
army.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-28
F,rru WARp DxuocRATIc MEETING

Firth WARD DxMocRATIc MEETING.
rbs dem ocrsey Of tbs Filth Ward met in Fur
res,'s block on ThursdAy evening TO souiDs.s
an Alderman for that Ward.
The meeting wss called 10 order by calling
EY. Lane. E.q.. to the chair. and Iho' Der
mody vas cb"ssn sesrssary.
On motion Walter Kelley wss declared ths
,n.aimous pominss Of the con ebtion for Al
dermAn.
The following Ward coomitiss were ap
aoiutsd for the snsuiDg year; G. E. Putnam
Patrick NEG Guirs end Thes. Dssnedy.
| On motion sdjsarasd.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-28

SrEEP.-Coal was selling yesterday on
the s,reet for ~ en,y i've cents bushsl. WLs'
price for a country that lie full oi coal osnks
The people cannot stand this prsssu's much
longer. Ii 10 imposing upon good nature
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-28
From " arlington.

AsulxoTog, March 2T.
The representative chiefs of the Chcy-
cnnes. Arnpahoes, Comanchea, and other
Indian Tribes IRON the plans. accompan-
led by the Commissioners OF Indian Al
fairs, visited the Executive mansion to-
dAy
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-28

FA,ss.-Der DemokraI stated yester-
lay morning that the troobls At the German
Theatre on "Wednesday night. between Ar.
West. Of this paper. and Captain Pslmsr. VS.
brought shout ny au article publishes 10 the
DsnocaAr AND Nkws . few dsys before Ibis
u f.lse. We srs sesuusd by Captain Palmer
n, n,,o..lf ,hst the trouble had nothing to do
With the paper IL sny shape " form. II Ds'
Demokvat ~isnss any BETTER authority shs'
CAPTAIN Palmer on this splject. We hope i
si,l look srornd until tits iound.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-28

The LAST NloHT.-Go and hear Mel
Of the Woods to- night. It is the last per
f,rmsncs Of Hsle's company. and 10 the bss
that has been put upon the stage
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-28

MORE RpcKUITs.-Cspt Littler in
torms us that he hse taken IN n recruits Tor
the u MON Brigade. uf witch bs haze been
turned over and "a were paid Ch yesterday
md viii be sent 10 Csop Heron to-day. 70 60
.ssy when the brigade leaves. This Will
help fill up considerably
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-28
uneu,uC OF Navigation.

DusKlnk, N, T., March 27.
The steamer New York left Dnnkirk
at half past cighttbis morning, for Cleve.
lard aud Toledo. Navigation is now en-
tirely tree and unobstructed to and from
this port.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-28
From SniI Lake.

SALT LAKE CRY, March 27.
Everything is qnict. No more ex-
citement here.
The Indians burned Boyd's Station,
this side OF Deep Creek, last night.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-28

PhGrix Insurance Company OF Hart
ford assets let May. lsGl s627 l6' o3 ha-
b.!l,les, $zl 800. llLSny Is. HorrMAs. Act.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-28

RIGos has received splendid lot o.
olusler diamond rings aud tins. nt BE lrweiry
store. Call an sss, 10 lie Claire Block.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-28

WAEswogrm las l.d1cei the piice
r all bis cotton goods at east 70 per cent -
Now is .he tine to make your purchases, ioi
they are cure 10 come ~ again
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-28
THE CITY.

The money has been received BY the
Merchants Branch Bank 10 pay alotmsnss
made by nembers OF company D. 2oth RsgI
ment.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-28

NKH YoKg. March 81.

Ngw YowG, March 81.
FiouE-Market more active and loo better
So s5m7 60 extra s,sto Sc 95a7 10 X. ii. D
WHEAT Market quiet and shade bfmer.-
Mil CLUB 6odgyc.
MalskY- 45dl6L.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-28

DO MOI forget that at the sgn OF the
biz hat. corner OF second and Brady slrests, is
the place TO obtain everything IL tie iins o.
fasLiouablc head gear Fsirsnd HI" u mosI
superior stock and is s.iling II very low.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-28
From New York.

New loRK, March 81.
The rebel Colonel who constructed
the fcrliicaiions at Yorktown aud Fort
Darling was arrested in this city to-day
and placed in Fort Lafayette.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-28

GaKAr reduction in price Of dry
goods at Whisl.rr. MIKE your purchases now.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-28

PAYrse Orr.-Paymaster Smith COM
mencsd paying IF the Uaion Brigade ss-'er-
day. commencing with the sth regiment It
10 doubtful whether he gsts through to-day OF
DOT. Many ofthe soldiers Of thi. brigade have
no, been paid oil Tor pine mouths "a sotne
have waited much longer. sonseqns"iiy 'hsy
~,li have . good supply Of funds II has eos'
them q good deal Of hard labor 10 earn THE N ou
sy, end We hope they will take care that 1t Il
40. wasted. Much oft will probably be sent
nome ~ families.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-28

SMALL Pox.- Quite number OF cases
of small rox have occurred In Rock leland
iuring tho pa.t.few dsys severA' pupils Ia ths
city schools having bse taken with this iQath.
some disease. the School Board have appoint
ed Drs. Truesdals d Knox to sxamipe oil the
.upiis, and vseeinste all those that need 1t.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-28

lF you want your watches, clocks nnd
leweiry repaired take them TO ". I. Kises.
tw 0 doors from tho lie Clare llouso, lie CGir.
Block. His charges are reasonable. and he
warrants his work to give gooj satisfaction.
March 3i--dlm