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eAETf sAITIi SALTUf

NAN be had at all times and on the most favorable
terms az Richardson's Artssian Wells, ons mile
west Of Wilson's Landing. on the Tombigbe8 river, and
two niles north sf St stephens, In Washington county
Alabama The works are large and more convenient
and accessible than any In the state. Supplies OF al
kinds tak-n in Exchange. adm
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SUBSTITUTE yTANTEDE
To servs dl-i & the war. and 20 whom a Eood price
4 viii paid Il early application O. mzd- 10 we-
C. ~
npl1 Sc Benton. Mnz.
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Isl
-lnnfnnr and Avoid CnnScriDfinn.

volunteer and Avoid C0nSCFIPtIOl,
THa undersigned have special authority IRON the
i Secretary OF WsT, u receive all parsons capable Of
bearing arms, not yet couseripted, who have or Tsy
hereafter arrive. from the Island CT New Orleans and
surrounding distriets,in the hands of the enemy as VOL
UUTEEBS, who viii he permitted 20 form Themselves
into compsniss Of 10. ant y, and e'est the T osn oSFcs-s
whether Of C nseript are or not, and viii b. entitled TO
all the rights and privileges # volunteers, under the
set OF Sch y. 1861. For further Information apply
to either Of the undeT8gued.
COZ W. B EOONTz
Confedera.e House, Jack on, Miss.
CAPT. II. eILLUM,
mbq0JEeode Camp M"Ors. Is
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Y We are indebted to VIM C. Games, 1st
Texas regiment, for late copies Of the Nstchez
Caarilr and Galveslon Nens.
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Msjor A. B CoOEE Q 81, Jackson, Miss
MAJOR: In reply % your communication Of the S7th
u,tino, I have to mfOul you that sec-on 2 Of CouEresz
set no. 45 approved March 6 Is6l. provides that when
ever militia or volunteers are called ana received iato
ths service Of the COn!edsra.s States, they shall re-
cove tie sane psy and allowance a. may be provided
for tie regular army. Also allowances Of forty cents
par day, Tor the use Of hose, TO all mounted ron con-
missioned officers musicians and pnvateG They INSET
be Gallo into the ssrvj,e OF the CCnfsderats States By
order OF a commanding General OF By the Pre- ANA
ton Of the Governor, upon the requ si-ion Of the PTesi.
dent A c~srtidea'e 20 this effect should appear upol
tba mus'e- roll, sig-ad bv the colonel CT senior onesr
commanding. Your Obsdisnt s5rvsRt,
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Y T. ". House, of Houston, Texas, &C
knowlsdges the receipt, from various sources, Of
SlO.426 20 Tor the benefit of the 81 Texas regi-
maut
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ICOFYl

HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT NussIs-l
SIPPI n EAST LOULSIl Ma
Jackson. AissY Oolo5sr p, 1852.
General Ordsr No. IL
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Exemption Of Certain Mail Contract
OrS and Drivers Of Mail Stages from
Military Service.

CONFEDERATE STATES or ANERICAl
POST tFFICE DEPhETHEST.
Riha0ni A1rl 1870. 1873.
SPECIAL attention ts called g. ths subiofusd eeE q
- Congress n regard 70 eIsmp i1rE.
JOHN Fl. REGAIN,
II fmre-arlEe-ara1
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RICHARD s. COX.
Major aad Q n, per 9. a GeRsrsi.


J. x. DAsHIELL, Captain and Acting Chief 9. NJ
September g, 1862, Col A. c Myers. Q1arernzsslz
General, c. S. A, ordered Maj l. Minis, A. Q n, q.
s. A, to pay state troops in service, as above. ~
owing to a want Of funds. they were zot psf5 -
late as October II, S62; therefore Governor Fsrur
ordered me TO furnish { g State Quartemsss-rs wish
finds to pay of the State troops for past ssrviesa
which was accordingly done, Maj. Minis, A Q. n, O. IS.
A, promising at the same time 20 reimburse the State
for funds thus discussed. by an agreement made
abut March %. ls63, between Lieutenant General
Psmberion and Governor Pettas, the Governor was 70
advance funds 70 Confederate authorities, to enabls said
authorities to pay of state troops, the sane 70 be re-
funded 10 the State 90 a. sOsn as funds were received in
this military departmenFby Confederate paymastsrs."
hence I was agsiu ordered by Governor Psttus. on the
31th Of the sans month, Ito Pay over 70 Capt John
BonssL assistant chief paymsster, tive hundred and
piled with, Is win be seen byreferencs 10 The f0lowingr
D~EPARTMESToF MISSISSIPPI AND East oUIsIASA,
Chief Paynasters Office.
Received At Jackson, Mississippi. March go, 1865. 81
/ Col A. NJ. West QuaTtermaster General Of the STATE
OF Mississippi. tie sum Of two hundred and dfy thou
sand dollars, for the purpose of paying OF tbs Mlssis-
sippf State troops, which amount Is 20 be refunded To
the State thrOl Ugh said An West, Quartermasisr Cen
eral, State Of Mississippi as soon as funds are received
in this department
lSignsd IN DupIicaisl JOHN BONsAL.
Captain and A. G. IL.
By reference To the above letter II Richard Coz.
major, etc, il win be seen bow aud By whom the nus.
ter roll is 20 he ceriied 20, In order 10 receive pay dua,
which, Il Is hoped, win relieve State troops Of much
embarrassment. and facilitate the collection Of monez
due for services rendered An WEST,
alG-lw OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, s, IL
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J.R wADDY. A. 4. g.
State troops were ssr7lry sni are Sill ssfyins an
der C,nfe5erate authority
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-05-01
TERMS. 4v.0o PER,ANNuM.

Nxw YoRK, April %.

-. N9w I ORE, April %.
Tho World says that yesterday the
army andsr Hooker prosecuted with On.
ergy the movement thus begun. Troops
were crossing throughout the day near
Fort Royal, IL or ~ miles below Fred
ericksburg. Port Royal will bs recollect.
cd as the scene Of recent raid across the
Rappahannock in pontoons by . federal
regiment who took the place by ssrpriss.
on foggy morning, capturing large
number Of horscs and = quantity Of stores.
We are in possession Of other highly
important private Information respecting
movemcnts, the publication Of which are
deferred for obvious reasons, q such pub
lication might derange tho plans Of the
General in command. and jcopardizs the
success Of our advance. II the sequel Of
it 30 what is now hoped, It will startls the
whole country.
Nxw YoKk, May l.
The 1fibune's bulletin announces that
Hookcr's army crosasd the Rsppahan-
mock in four places. The enemy wese
confounded. We captured their pick
ets and reserves. Four hundred prison.
crs taken.
The 2ribxne's account states that on
Monday tho 18th, 18th and 9th corps
moved to Kelly ford and reached there
on Tuesday morning. A brigade had
been guarding tho ford for two weeks.
We crossed on pontoons, supsrintendsd
by Gen. Howard. No enemy we're found
but few pickets. St"ncmsn's cavalry
crossed the next morning.
Tie wagon trains we're packed near
Banks ford and il WAS evident connsc-
ton would DO forced from there to the
troops at Kclly's ford. From II till o.
clock irregular firing was heard from the
direction Of Greenwich. on the ltspidan,
1t was supposed to be the enemy trying
10 stop the rapid advance Of our troops.
On Tuesday the ist. Sd and 9th corps
broke camp At daylight, and on Wednes-
day the cnsmy's picket reserves were
captured and two bridges built 4 milss
bslow fredericksburg. ,a@N .ne
Twenty men Of the 10th Penn. were
wounded.
n oriuko wss ooustSuSteu nhes 'es
tte.. doxn and ys.SaEcr sutR utRcispt.. hold
brid 20 in tho fsce Of the sneuys rias
pits sn. effected crossing. The resist
snce wa short but stubborn. Our artl-
lery fire was too severe for the euemy,
who fed, leaving 81 prisoners, who re-
po,t JackA on commanding the right
wing.
Couch's I'd division was in the rear oi
Banks Ford, with full facilities for cross
ing. A good roa d had been constructed
between Banks aut.i II. s. Ferds.
The corps which crossed At Kelly's
Ford are moving towards Chancellorsille'
south Of Fredericksburg.
Hooker's headquarters are nov in the
saddle.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-05-01
fTribunss Correspondence. /
WAkRENToN JUNCTION, April

WAEREEToN JUNCTION, April %.
News comes by desertcrs that Gen.
Hampton, commanding the Hampton
Legion, has resigned his commission and
returned home. H,s action is said Ia
have originated in his sympathy with the
opposition Of Georgia to the food ssscss-
ment and other arbitrary acts Of the
Confcdei ate government. Whether
other officers OF the Legion have fol-
lowed his example, 10 not reported; !; but
considerable disafection ensued among
the privstes, and they have becn incor-
porated into Virginia cavalry regiments
The Hampton Legion, Of Ga, is defunct
~ an organization.
Horses are becoming very scarce in
the South, and from no quarter can sup
plies be received. The horses OF the
rebel artillery are dying in N unusual
ratio. from sundry causes, and its cavalry
is daily becoming weaker.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-05-01
vtsgtaia News.

FAIRFAX c. H., April so.
sch. btahl, which left here on Monday,
the 27th, provided with cooked rations
for FIVE days, returned early this morning
The object Of the expedition was to pa
troll tho country west Of tho Shenandoah
which was successfully accomplished.
Several skirmishcs took place between
this force and Mosly's rebel cavalry
which resulted in the capture Of several Of
his men.
The results Of tho expedition, in pris-
oners, is 40 men, mostly Mosly's, and
some Of Whites guerrillas, and ter
horses. Among the prisoners is a rebe
conscription officer, upon whose person
was found list Of names Of conscripts
and papers Of importance. we suffered
no loss or casualties. The rebels los
several men.
Our officers and men are entitled tc
much credit, for three days and night
having little or no sleep, and mar ching
great portion Of the time.
1t is now definitely known that th,
rebels have no regular force north OF th,
Rappshannock in eastern Va.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-05-01

TT. MONROE, April 26.
Tho propeller Commerce arrived this
morning from SuffoIk, where she left 1t
4 O'Clock =. m, having run by rebel bat
terics on the Nanscmond, three in num-
ber, under their heavy FIRE, but fortunate.
ly she WAS not disabled. The boat was
riddled by sharp shooters who lined the
banks Of the Nansemond for nine miles,
and kept up continuous fire upon the
boat while sho passed that distance. Tho
steamboat Swan, which left Suffolk at the
same time and came down tho Nsnss-
moud in company with tho Commerce,
but after passing below range Of the 70.
bel guns got aground. A tug was i'm.
mediately sent TO ber relief The Swan
received four solid shots through her
light woodwork, but is not disabled.
It is understood that the rebel force
have disappeared from the front Of VIII
liamsburg.
No casualties reported from Suffolk on
the Nsdsemond since tho Gath.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-05-01
A Successful Reconnaissance.
HOOKER MAKING 4 FOR.
WARD MOVEMENT.
Heavy sHisscrlpti0ns 10 Covers.
uAcml Funds.
Fso0 the Army Of tho Poeouac.
FouR MILES BELOW FREprR-
ICKsBuR0. April Goth,

FouR MILES below FRKDfR-
IcxsncRa, April Goth.
Thus far the wounded in this corps, ia
skirmishing four miles below Fredericks
burg, are oil from one division-namely
4th Brooklyn, 22d New York and 10th
Indiana. None Of the wounded arc dan
gerous. Nearly all were wounded in
skirmishing by musket shots.
Our batteries have Just opened on the
rebels, but wc fail 70 draw their artillery
fire or to silence their mnsketry.
Signal lights have been observed il
busy operation upon the heights that Dor
der the Rappahannock, doubtless nsed
for the purpose Of warning the rebels o
any movements Of our army.
Earthworks and lines Of defence extend
far up along the rebel side Of the river
and all night the reflection of many cams
fires light up the sky for miles.
All conversation between pickets /,
strictly prohibited, and even the tempt
ing bait Of piece Of tobacco cannot pro-
cure for the rebels the luxury Of Yau-
kss newspaper.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-05-01
EXCURSION ON the JENNY WHIppLE.

EXCURSION ON the JENNY WHIPPLE.
Tuesday night . party Of young ladies and
gentlemen from Nassatins came up on shs
steamer Jsssy whippls, On . pleasure exeur.
sion. Capt. Campbell had made sll necessary
prspsrations for having. god tim. 81 :
eeed time shsy had and No mistake. The en-
sire party vas load 10 their praises Of the ON.
ssrs Of the popular little Jsnsy, who they said
had done everything iu their power to make
the sxsursios . pleasant one. ssd had ssesssd :
Cd admirably. We understand that this is bat
one Of series Of exeursioss to come Of here
after
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Froaa MEXICO.

SAN FRANcIsco, April 30.
The German DemOkr0t Of this city
publishes letter dated sixty miles south
east Of Acapulco, Mexico, April Is, Civ
ing one days later news from Puebla.
The letter says an express just arrived
from the city of Mexico April 9th. On
the 5th and 9th. the French, after severe
fighting and suffering great slaughter, re-
tanned possession OF . portion Of Pusbla.
On the 7th, the Mexicans repulsed them
with still greater slaughter, driving them
At the point Of the bayonet beyond the
outposts Of the city. The French then
retired to Choluls, soven miles from
Pusbla, and we're fortfying.
There 10 no means Of knowing wheth.
or this news comes from . reliable
source. Tie Densokrae seems to credit
it.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-05-01

TIE mob organ says the removal Of
Ar. Green from the psws stand In the Pest
Office was made BY the Postmaster upon his
own rsspoasibility. We are prepared to take
the consequences Of proneuueing shis asssr-
tion . falssbood DO you undsrstssd that I
Mr.. Eldridgs is no longer the Postmaster Of
Davenport. He holds the somnissios, bat
other men boss that ranshs.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-05-01

THE mob organ says the fifth Wheel
was attached because the ssnesrn needed .
good assnsisl mansgsr-(6sogar) Why vas
seas half dozen ls6rieaseys needed II the efiss
Was such paying investment Eh?
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-05-01

TaE stock Of the mob organ concern
10 divided into sixteen shsrss Of $500 each.
There are eighty too fractional stoskhsldsrs.
What . jolly big dividend these slckers nsst
realize ont Of their investment A big thing;
. gerry big thing
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-05-01
THE Cl Y.

Tas mob organ says its paying con.
ssra. We should think II voald BE- with three
Or four thessand dollass Of sostributieas irsn
he shasssal fanatics 70 help Il alssg.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-05-01

TEN CAsEs Of new aad beautiful
styles Of summer drsss goods jass opened u
Wadsworths. Also . superb assortment Of
elegant summer silks. all for sals sxsssllsgly
Low.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-05-01

FoR Rent. That 6ne dwelling
house. 8 rsons. formerly occupied BY J. 8. Alt.
man. on Perry st.. between Sd and 4th. is for
rent from let Of Nay. Apply 10 John Forrest.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-05-01

RIVER Irens.

Thursday, April 80.
AaRIv1D.
KArs CAsssl., 3. W. Davis, Noatross.
ApsLIA, st. Louis.
Ukf0s, LaCross.
DuaAAD, Chippewa River.
JAMES MEANS, Pierce, Dubuque.
AAwEsrs, Hight, ~. Paul.
Friday. April 80.
DAVENPORT, Buford, St. Louis.
ysssis WaiPrLs. Canpbsll. Aontsoss
NELLIE Ro0ans, d. Paul.
DspARfRp.
Thursday.
kArs CAssRL, b. W. Dawn, Nontross.
ADsLIA. l1aCross.
UHi0n, 81. Louis.
DusARD, Ksokuk.
hAvEsvs, Hight, ~. Louis.
DAVENPORT, Bufori, st. Paui.
JAMES MsANs, Pierce, DubuQus.
JkNHis WHirrLK, Campbsll, Aentross.
NsLLix RooDss, 81. Louis.
Ths whole number Of steamboat arrivals q th
port during tho month Of April .was sizty.sigh
month Of last year nissty
The Hawksys went down last evening. sh
look on st this point about lao bales Of hay. II,
pdicsrs report the river In hns boating condition
The Adslis went up yeatsrday with six barg,
10 tow, On route 70 LsCrossc, after cargo oi 10,
s0A1s LEAVING ro-noRROw.
The mail and passenger paoke. Kate Case
Captain b. w. DAYS. Clerk Williams, will dspa,
or Aontross and way points 1t Z s'slock tc
morrow morning.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-05-01

PHILADELPHIA, April 20.
Jay Cook, General Subscription Agent,
reports the sale Of five tweut'es to-day at
e2,l5l, 700, distributed ~ follows New
York $4,000, Boston and New England
100000, Philadelphia and Penosy lvania
e4Os, 100, Ohio &ls3, 900, Baltimore and
Washington 100000, Michigan, Illinois
and Indiana $4,000. Large orders are
anticipated for May lst - on that day
the interest on these bonds 10 paid, and
Investments can be msdo without any esl.
culation Of interest. =
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-05-01

A SUIT Of clothes from Krauss;s -
sablisAosat h jsss ths Thing ses shsss warm
dsya M sassinsrss ere the hasse even
bsssgbt 70 Dsvsspsst. ~
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-05-01

From washingsea. se
Especial - Tribune s
WAsuIHGToN, April 30.
Gen. Hooker seut woman 70 this city
to-dsy charged with being . Spy in hia
army.
Especial y Tinss.l
Brig. Gen. Fitz Henry Warren was 70.
day hosorabIy acquitted Of every one ei
tho malicious charges prs6srred agaiael
him il regard TO the Organization of hi
cavalry se9inent y JeWA
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-05-01

WnfsIEs hss just returned from the
East. and h sev spssias large ssd bssssi-
fol stock Of spsias sssds. Go ssrly. lsdiss.
81 - ysar pick isso Ne lasgsis - sbsap'
0lslssk q Ope6sl = - 0ono4 ass&
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-05-01

sel So9N 81M2984ANN.
= mDIAN0AND onGAyMANUYAC.
. tsrs, 0saasb Block, Main street
WV sDavsspsstI Iowa. AufasAunssts Of
~ ews naks warranted snd hepe II ssdse With
u.D-1spataag - tsaias Asosae .lslna
an1lq ~ l-en naonas.
ovogSos. Aa0nM ~, ieO.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-05-01
GERMAN Sort SoAr.-Capt. +. w.

GERMAN SorT SoAr.-Capt. +. W..
Arnim has now got bic soap mspufaetory In
spnning order, and 10 turning out ssst sx-
ssllsnt article Of German Soft Soap, come.
thing entirely new in this country. and pro.
sou need BY those who have used IT, the best
purifier In the world. Il does not inlufe
cloth, but 10 very powerful in i,s action opos
greece, dirt. etc., and 10 cold % cheap that no
person cap afford to manufacture 1t for them
selves. Capt. Arnim's msnsfae,ory 10 on the
corner Of Games and Second streets. opposite
Washington sqsare. where orders for the
eoep NAV be left and will be promptly filled.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-05-01
"LET Us STICK TO TME OLD FLAG
FOREVER ~



Written for ths Davenport DanooaAr AND Nsvs
and respectfully dedicated 10 the Seventh Reg.
imsos Iews Cavalry, Col Jshn suansrs.l
AR-"Lst as Spsak ef ka~."
Let NJ stick to the old fsg forsver.
No matter what trials may come
Though traitors may try to dissever,
Our Union Of "many In one."
For that flag through the gloom Of the past,
| Was tho emblem Of glory and night,
Brave hands bore it mp 10 the last, t.4
Through the carnAes and din sf che Aghl.
Then we'll stick ITO tho old dag fossvsr,
No matter what trials may come,
And we'll swear that mono Ger shall disssvsr,
Our Union Of 'nasy In one."
"CHoRus. Let Us stick to the dag,
TO the rod, white and blue
To the aag of our Unio. forever:
Let US stick to the Tag,
The glorious old flag.
The flag Of our Union forever.
Oh, the stars on its blue still shall brighten,
Each eye on its folds that shall turn
Whom the cannon flash round II shall tighten,
And hearts with fresh valor shall burn:
For il still 10 an emblem Of fame,
or freedom and pride and repown,
And Its tri-colorod huss sh all remain
Till the last in the conflict goes down.
Then we'll stick by tho old Dag forever.
No matter what trials may come,
And wsllsw that none s'er shall disssvsr
Our Union Of "mspy in ono"
CHonua-
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-05-01

MuRyRKEBBoRo, April 20.
AT noon to-day . small force Of rebel
cavalry appeared on on Maachsstsr pike.
Videttes gave the alarm, saying the en-
emy was advancing in force. Gen. Neg.
Icy, with comnendable promptaess, NOV
ed out short distance, but the alarm
proved false. NegIey met several citi.
zcns, residents near the outPosss, moving
in.
It is thought generally that the rsbsl
demonstration yesterday was made fot the
purpose Of forcing Rosecrsss to concsa-
irate his lines, thus leaving Van Dors and
Wheeler At ihssty 70 act On hh 1ssk
with their cavalry also to enable thsu,
with fopss north Of Duck River, TO Dc.
fest any attempt that might 30 made sim
liar 10 the one made on Nc NiupeviIle.-
AZ present I'll efforts Of the rebel cavalry
on our Aanks are futile. &
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-05-01
Res,enatons IN Iowa Ree,me,ts.


Quarternastsr Chsuncsy T.. Lovslses, 22d
iof, resigned April IL, 1868.
Surgeon Aivis II. East, Esd inf. rssignsd
April IL, 1863.
A.j,r Hugh B. Lynch. asth inf. rssigssd
April II.
Surgeon Samuel B. Davis. 18th inf. rssisssd
March I.
Capt. Robert n. Wilson. Co. D. 22d inf. r..
signsd April IS.
Capt. Julius A. Povsrs. Go. /. 9Th isf. re-
signed April is.
Capt. Jas Brooke. Go. +. 29th inf, resigned
March ID.
Capt. Henry Egbsrt. Go. O. I'd cav. e
sign.d April IT.
Capt Bursn R. Sherman. Co. E. 18th isi..
rssigoed April II.
Capt H.sry D willisms. Co. I. lsth isf..
rssignsd April ls
Capt. David ssshr. Go B. 10th inf. rssIgssd
April TO-
iss L. N. Sanford Howard. c.. X. Esd Inf.
rssigped.
I'd L. Geo. 9. Ps.ssrsss. O.. D. 18th isf.
dismissed April II.
"a Ii. Geo. H. asnpson. Go. Il. 18th isf,
austsrsd out April asa. and sppelstsd Asst
Adit. Gen. % NcKsass sss6. rssk - ospssis
Col. ws. Vssdsvss. 9th isG. sssigssd
March le. 1888. sppslsss6 Brig. oss.
Ospt. Nsshssisl 4. 0sefsll. Co. D. seth isfr
rssiessd April 10.
LEI Il. Robert s. norris, Go. F, l7th ini.
rssigned April 10.
iss Ia wm Q. Burke. %. n. l7th iaf., re-
signsd April 10.
- IL Jsssph 81. Smith, Cs. Q. 2oth Int.
rssigusd April Is.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-05-01

TaH mob or gan editor denies that any
proposition Was made 10 his prsssnss. By ssy
member Of the Charcoal League. to clean out
eur Office. Nov, ws know that II 10 eompul-
cory upen this poor littS eub TO deny, and II
ssssssary ssssr. thss no such proposition vas
ever brought up 10 the Lssgus HE oath
sUisA;w the League soupslls him 70 ps.jsss
Aiosslf TO protect Il from without. We hap
Den 70 knoy that saeh rssolutioa vss offered.
and voted down. and II the sdissr Of The mob
srgss. Of ''ssy ether saa." dssiss II. " be-
Msvs they sitter wilfal sna deliberate false.
hood.
A. 10 &c. and D.. and p. ssi shs ether G.,
wishing 70 dispsss Of "shsir stssk" il The
DnfoosAr AMP Nsws sGass. ~ kssw ssthisg
bet " will wager eur salss. slssv fvss'
~. sssinst the mob organ elsss. shss ssishsa
elths gentlemen referred 10 hsvs dollars 10
Ssrsss 10 this sstablishasnt. "7xsjr sessk'
ssesists sltsgsthss in thsis go vill tswar6,
shs pspsr. wstsvs net y yst bsss ssspsllsd
70 hssh up ear s0ss and hawk arsuad th.
pieces among pesensstsss. dsstsss. aaysrs
lsobsrnsn. sarpsstsrs and "espitsl;sss." I.
ra'ss funss 70 keep oar hsads abovs vstsr
Ndathsr have vs had bssgisg ssnsittsss die
tsibstsd through the county 70 raise fusds 10
- - sks sst prssssiaes sxisssses. FsysAss
- sollsstioas havs bssa tst - sp IN secret -
atissl societies 70 "pst money 10 our pssss.
-withsss shis "osssrisl aids sAs Csssi
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