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1870. 9TH or .IuIX. i~ca.

CEANp CIitBEA1 los
VI a. 'hr iish'- .vfn'h
ANNlNEESAkN OF INpErfNDENCf-
~ The
ACADEMY Cr MrslC.
under IA su.f.fC. uf fIr
DEMOCRATIC UN1O\ ASSOCIATION
Bead, the usual re-dues and sprrc PIRATE music,
Gov SENMOt L. ~ N,s Nolk.
fy-Gov I. n stNMOt 4. = Conn, and
nCnhkp ONOkMAN, E-l of Now ork,
will ''-irNFiN We present Anl deltN er adfie'scs.
Patqu-tte ard toios we'd for adios, aud semitic
men srCcmp nting
Tickets c,n be had Tire n'inhcrs Of the Associa-
tiou, ~ of the rrcsiient. 70 Nas,au Il.
Door. oren st T. NJ. EIerc.ace III commence N2
O'Clock 7. ".
LUXE 7. COZANs,
JAS. \. CAROLAN,
HENRY " ALLEN,
sccre'arir..
1l5 DEMOCRATIC tNfON ASSOCIATION
DHOGR,MME or AkRANGr MENTS
L lOk Tllt CELEBRATION OF TIlF AP.
PHOACHiNG A>>IvEEs AIRY or OUR
NAT o. A l. ID T. + T. N ID ~ CE,
July 4, 1868.
tNrER Tlir AvsriCra or THr Nj SlC1PAL
AUTHORITIES ~ ruE CITY OF
NIW lttkk.
The sun., 1863-07-03

A BUTCHER wANTFD-lO ATTEND
"a mcs, store. Apply for three days at .o4 Canal
y. cor NuhsrrJ. II
The sun., 1863-07-03

u
CYLEhhATION or THE
s7th ANNiVEKs,AkY o. AMEicAS INDIE
rAxxAHAff HALL.
SATURDAY. July 4, 1868. Al ONE O'CLOCK.
ORDER OF ARRANGEMENTS
The ssehenis and Broth.rs viii as'.mbs In tn.
business. Al ~ O'Clock the Grand Council Chamber
invited sursts, and friends VI the Society.
Tho sIereisss viii eommsnee si O'Clock precisely,
MUSIC. Nations, Guard Band.
OPENING ADDRESS, pi,rny nY GRAND sAcrIEM
by the CelsbI.t.d ouarets
FATHER kEED's OLD FOLks
pEciakSr"S I * tsI OF p htH f '
WI cns a. be Er tsHd by gptn.' eJ, u, l'!d
DRAKEs XDpRRfss 10 10 fnf A%kfichN FLAG
sY"s 80 I'D is cSon. ~ TS,sr sSss1l r1."i ShD ri1. az
h.a,i f%Ikicfite kftSii eYe,i.si' TofH.
DEMoCKXCY AND The NATION.
u.,,n m HlSsf I%EroRp. En- . :, ,,,., :,
CITATION
HON. HEsRY"ct. MURPHY.
The erere.ss - he l.Is. foon WI b. concluded BY
FATHER REED QCAkIETfE,
Wv wa TIE 'I STAR srANGLvD BANNER,
Accompanied By Prot. ULAki aud the NATIONAL
GUARD BAND.
tf The audience rising and Joining In the Chorus
hef which the member Of thr society, with their
f,nds aud invited uest.will dJourn to the
70 ~h"l" up opIa'o toAs will b. rcsp,uded to by
disingubhcd lcaiocrat, Of this city and state.
The ITand & IuncI Chamber viii be elAb ra,eIy
coracd with iaRs and eml lem Of ali na'ioLs The
ul at srg viii b. rseryed eIciu.iyey for tie iaiies
lokets Of sdmi,'on (Which are gratisl can bs oh.
taipcd OF either 4 the following
COMMITTEE or TAMMASY SOCIETY;
sschem ytr Il; Nj hoIson, sachem Ch . q. Cornell.
SA lem John Killy, sschchl Dsni-i 4. 10 nvsn,
NAchrm lsAa hell, EachDi. MAI T. Is en- a.
SaCh' IA Pe CT B. Sweeny, Sach. Audir r tfoment,
eh 10 X ch, Is Connolly sachem Edv ard Cooper,
Sachem John Y. Develin, Ssch IL Doug a. Taylor,
: siIIOte e. >. .hrrservv, II.asut.r h NandrwAt,r,
Wink nike : c. puryrs, SCI be- Richard w une
ELIJAH ;. PURDl. Grand Sschem.
C. c. CulLDS, SecTetsry.
Committee from the psmoc,a,io General Committee
- Of New Yolk.
william NJ Tweed, j, In DlAncy,
Johr savage, Jf., JghO Moore,
| b,O. J.. IoltNI, Thomas ij adv,
| Alexander brandon, Patrick Nchon,
Geo Il. A J.reu.Ish, 1imo'hv sullivan,
| j lhn Fitch, John l.ur!e,
| Johu hctIane, Joreph " nar,h.
flnstd Ma'.lner. JANE, q Ne,l,
lLo B j tppAn, william Joyce,
| Aaron u. Rollins, IsEh Kynders
John Il Ky,r
NOTICE, The above C0Hmtt,tr vii meet st Tam
many Hsl he tflidty a'i'ruoon at 9'clock
DOUGLAS 1AiIOl,, hpec Com
- DANIEL l.. nk.lNAN, tnlttte o.
III ahl fhEW I, HELNNAN, } AHausrmts
The sun., 1863-07-03

fls store. are lh 20 ID Ro.rnce required. LIZ.
ms Win his parents preferred. Cali this FRIDAY
uofuine tei & NociVck. y. riiALON, 5i5 BTgad.
The sun., 1863-07-03

\NANTED - OPERATORS AND GIRLS
w for fai,hns pNn,s, at 81 Drys ct, 30
NASIED--A GOOD MAN To WORK
w IN small farm on S aten Island .l,o boy
Aho.' 10 yesrs of sge Tor All Office. Apply Is Dey ct,
ppsihr ~
The sun., 1863-07-03

tTH july EXCURSION-THR Steamer
INA NoIiA will run excursion trip, bctw'ou Peck
~ and i rem stopping at lO;h 1t and l2uth II
ch way, connecting win the High Pr dse Boats
leaving P.ch SllpN6, = TO- ~ = T. q. Leaviu. II r.
lem sty, IL, l, 3, s. I. 2U6
tTIi OF july EXCURSION TO WEST
" Point and Nesburs Fare for the Excursion ~
Gamer BROADWAY will leave pier foot Of Jay
street. touchhs At 10Th street, saturday morning,
july th, AT I = O'Clock, lsndinTat ionk,rs, Hast
ngs. Dobb'- Fcry, 1strytorn, Sing sing, Havrr
straw, Cold SpT' ~ aud Cornwall. 3lz
The sun., 1863-07-03

WAN ED-GOOD RESPECTABLE SER
~ wants immediately for the city AMI country;ovet
" exc, en- situations now ready nj Mr.. Hen.
UklCkSON'S Office, l2l Atlantic 1t, Brookb n Th!.
o'hot Co"ded every day With employees of ring
III b. che wases. III
The sun., 1863-07-03

INrER TIir NsriCrs or THr MI SICIPAI
AtIHOMrlES ~ IiiE CITY OF
NtW lGkk.
The sun., 1863-07-03
" ANrEN.

AT1hF LARGE EMPLOYMENT HOUSE.
IA cor u ~ sIi f!h ave trua,, .ivn' .aut. 4
good isinil also gifle eiy 4aHds ard rms
rfls. Corner llth 4 and 6;h avr w. ~ DNpS. 6l
A YOUNG MAN II II LANDLU WAN ! :
rs iinat on A. porter In store he canpa,t mi
l. no % ,ction 70 hard rc 4, nt1 T. -.ak N'ts 4
general u.c'u; address A MiAN til, ,6J " 'aa-
Lgton st. iof day, IL
The sun., 1863-07-03

\WASTED-l0 BRICKLAYERS- THOSE
w accustomed 10 work on water works prefer red /;
food vase, and steady work for the season Also 10
Ahorers. Apply A. l02 West 10Th a, from i 10 3
rclOck, p. n. CoR'6. kcAULLEN. 265
The sun., 1863-07-03

TIN iOINT SPECIAL COMMITTEE APPOINT
Cd to mak arrsuvmeuts tot ytu. '1y cc ehiAtin
the appiuachlns AnnivrIssty ~ out Nsttual lndo
prndshCc. have decided upon the ioiiuVins
HAAuSUAarrRs. tIKsT DlNt.irs. n Y.N G.,l
The sun., 1863-07-03

flNiSHERS, Button
w hole makers, pressman and operator. With their
avn machines those who have got binders preferred
Apply a, ~ broadway top toOr ily
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-07-13

A Sop FOR THE RESTLESS GHOST OF
DEMocRACY.-On an advance into the
North the troubled spirit of Democracy
must be told that our object is peace,
When oar independence IS recognized,
we will lay down our arms Vallandig-
ham wM tell them so; but let our gov
ernment and generals also proclaim it in
our march over the border 1t is re-
corded that Eneas on his way to hell
threw sop to Cerberus. Let as not DIS
dain to thr'oD a little sop to the ghost Of
Democracy Chattanooga Rebel
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-07-13
Highly Important from North Caro-
Iina-.-H0n. VIM. A. Graham Out tor
the Union.

The correspondent of the Associated
Press at Newbern, N. c., writes as fol-
lows: A
NEwBERN, N. c., June 30.-An elabo-
rate article appeared in the Raleigh
Standard on the 23d, believed to be
from the pen of Hon. W. A Graham, de-
nying the right of secession from the
Federal Union, affirming the right of
coercion by the Federal Government,
declaiming against the -propriety and any
just cause for the pending assaults against
the Union, and strongly asserting the
right of any State to withdraw at will
from the Confederate States. ~
The wife and little daughter of Chas.
Henry Foster were intercepted last week
near Windsor, BERTHE county, n c., while
endeavoring to reach the Union lines,
by company of Georgia cavalry, and re-
fused permission to proceed. The peo-
pie of the county were greatly exaspera-
ted at the outrage, and strong Confed-
crate guard was placed around the house
in which Mrs Foster was imprisoned.
On Thursday Mrs. Foster was compelled
to return to her home in Murfreesboro'
n C. ...a-1F est
The RaliegA Standard of the 23d f.
vors a convention of all the States to
procure peace either by reconstruction
of the Union or by peaceable sepa ration
The Rev. r. j. Graves, of Hilsboro,
n. c., who was arrested last autumn on
the charge of treason to the C6nfederacy,
has just been discharged through the ef-
forts of Hon. 4 Graham The Raleigh
Standard congratulates the people upon
the result, and republishes with approv-
ing comments, the article made the pre-.
text for his arrest
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-07-13

A RAPID MARCIA correspondent in
the army of the Potomac writes that:
"The 18th army corps, which is Ger
man one, of the 26th and 9th ult.,
marched fifty-four miles! 1t was over
the same ground which the army moved
last fall on the march from Berlin to
Fredericksburg. Then we were seven
days on the route. The corps reached
the battle field of Gettysburg on Thurs
bay, and Immediately plunged into the
thickest of the fight 1t wholly wiped out
the stigma of Charlottesville, and wrote
its name for heroism as hi Oh as any
corps in the army Who will now say
brave men,
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-07-13
r4u 81 HARDWARE
JlCOB sTRlUB { SON,

HAVE NOW ON HAND
so Dozen Blood's C. s. Grass and
Grain Scythes; @ nz1 5asR
so Doz. NJ. & L. Waldrow's Grass
Grain Seythes; s51e ST
10 Doz. Blood's Briar Scythes.
so Doz. Hay Rakes;
25 Gross Segthes Stones ;5s.A
80 Doz. Hay and Manure Forks;
so Doz. Shovels and Spades;a
25 DoZ. Cradles; SIT nLs
so Doz. Snaths; d. aa=I sa5
40 Doz. Axes; t7
200 Kegs Nails;
5 Casi S Trace and Log Chains;
Locks, Screws, Tacks and Coffee
Mills; 80 vsaau-a,st5o .llg39
SSpaeans SSffaes, SENA gA & &dRfs dRRfskst6 ss6aBs aRBtlAEKKd AgEKKd
Brushes;
Selves, Carpenter and Ccoper's
Tools, &C., &c. 900
JACOB STRAUB & SON.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-07-13
SUGAR EvAPoRAToR.
Cooks Sugar Evaporator.

Cooks Sugar Evaporator.
xTE HAVE THE SOLE AGENCY FOR THE
w Sale of the Celebrated Evaporator for GLIB
SON AND VANDEBBURGH Counties. We
recomm end them from personal experience, hav-
ing man ufactured 500 gallons Of beautiful Syrup
on one of them last year. 1t is to the interest ol
those having Cane to make up to buy one oi
COOKS EVAPoRATORS, as the Melasses made
on those machines sell at from 10 to 25 cents per
gallon mpre than that made on common pans, &c
there may he delay in getting them late in the
ses-''"' - YICKERY BROTHERS;
is2 30. 81 Main St., Evansville.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-07-13

bounding upward of more than few
mortally wounded heroes, and the sue
ceeding backward surge of the disjoint-
ed remainder, which eliminated in
scamper down the slope that'was in some
instances, retarded by the pursuing bull
lets of our men,
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-07-13
The Great Battle of Gettysburg.
Thrilling Incidents and Scenes.
[correspondenoe of the New York Herald ]

Correspondence of the New York Herald
THE DEATH OF GEN. REYNOLDS.
Major Gen Reynolds wac placing his
men when he was fatally wounded, and
urging them on to the support of Gen.
Buford. "For GODS sake! forward! +!
forwardl my brave boys forward"
And forward they did go-that iron
brigade of old Colonel Meredith s, which
has never failed since the war began.
Just then General Reynolds received his
fatal wound. and falling over upon Capt
Wilcox, his aid, who was riding beside
him, exclaimed, GOOD God, Wilcox, l
am killedr' Captain Wilcox had his
horse shot under him about the same
time, and was severely bruised by the
fall Brigadier General Meredith was
badly bruised by the fall of his horse,
which was killed. His son, Lieutenant
Meredith, was wounded in the leg by a
she'll Lieut.. Woodward, aid-de-camp to
General Meredith, was wounded in the
arm. Gen. Meredith's brigade went into
the fight l $50 strong, and came out with
only 6lS.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-07
TIE Perfection Of Meehani III
TEE MAGIC TINE OBSERVER,

DEING A HUNTING AND OfEN FACE, OR
ID LADy's OR GEHrLtMAN's WATCH tcNBiNEp,
WITH PATEST SELf-wIShi.G MPh0yE MANI.
me New iofk Illustrated News, The leading
~pictor ial "a per % the United S,ate,, in its issue
Of Jan. ICth. 1865, on page III, voluntarily ssys,
We nave beeo shown a most pleasing novel
~, OF whi.h the HUBBARD hkOs.. OF TINS city
IRE the sole importers. IL is sll.d The " NJ, GfC
Tine UpsEsvkH,' AID is n hurting end open-iacc
watch cou. biued. Ihis ID une Of tie p~refti.st,
m1s convenient, and decidedly The be>! al!
cheapest tinepiece Tor se era. and reliable use,
ever offered. II HIS within IL and connected
with its machinery It's own winding attachment,
rendering a key entirely unnecessa J. The cases
OF Ihis Watch are composed 81 to metals, tho
outer one being fms 10 carat 90 d. IL has tho
improved ruby action lever movement, and is
warranted an accurst, tinrpiece.'
lnce. supt'b.y engraved, per case of q bali
dozen, S2O4 ~. Sappe Wa ches, in neat mo
rocco boxes, for those proposing to hny NJ whola-
sale, S35, sent by express, with bill psJab.e on
delivery. .tliieis must remit payment in al
,agce, as we cannot collect from those in the ar
my. Address
uURBAkD BROS. j co SOLE IMPoRTHRa,
SOFIA Con. NASSAU d Jous srs., NEW iotH.
jan ID. dot
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-07
Gold BLING.

Congress has adj ,urned. Tue mos
nnprincipled, uureIenting, Jaso'in'eS'
and corrnp, Congress that ever ass"
Lled at Washington has adloarheo-'"
come to an cna. No wonder thai ''e
removal ol such a weight ofsln y cor
,~up;ion from hei &c the peopie she"''
have a salutary effect upon tue 'a"''
ot.,a co,,t.y. No wonder that al bns
mess men breath freer, ard tha' e'l'
tumhles from 81 - down 10 el,lo, y
most instantly upon adjournment. ~
! she bottom reached yet. We 'Nl'es
i, 10 fan fifteen per cent more. Soch :
cre., Messing as tho extinction OF '"c
3-.h Inytess could Dut have such q
glorious III Ct.
|, has been said ty abolition Journals
Ala, no.i.iog tho,t 81 great No'o''e'
could bring down the ptlco q GO
TIE victory, bu! not The one spohen 9
~ them, has been achieved. II W.
1res, day ror Amer ca, the - day Z
The present months Jay lf'S T. 5
nembered. The hears OF the lca"''
rose within them. The lcisn q tsiio
Was hroLea-the hope d the ptese'N"-
ton Of lie Union revived. Il toe ~"
Congress coall meet 10 extra ses-'oi
wf.hr lie nest two or lhrsc mon y
otier wou.I take lie pace u lsofd,
an nIas O. at once. IT. tie ugl
III political lerduon 5 o,er and IT,
iay Of a and stce jawrs, IL
sg5s already indicate The in.ro''n
condition Of The country.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-07
100000 room MY WANTED.

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"a rch oe"n'fy "heo ro"e Bat rich
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-07

THE FOLLOWING NAMED SOLDIERS,
enlisted for Old Regiments, have deserted
from Camp Mcclellan, davenport. Iowa:
CHARLES GOkrON, born IN Tenewee county
Michigan. 2B years old. u machinisi, enlisted Nov.
10th. le62, al DavenI OFT, by Capt Vim furseli, Tor
three years. Gray eyes, auburn hair, ford CON-
ples,on, ) Il tx inches in teisb deserted 90
sunday the 2.st day OF necembeT, leo2.
ALERT IEcPLE, born in Mciicnry ooun'J,
Illinois, 20 years old. oecupa ion a farmer, enlist
ed Nov. 25th, 1892, At Davenport, by apt WIN
fursell Tor three years. Blue eyes. brs va HAIR,
lold eompie.,on, . II 81 ,ncheo high, deserted
on Sunia, the atst {. december loi..
ALBERT PRINCE, born in Frederick county
nary,s.a. Il years Old farmer by Occur alton. en-
hstrl seut.mber 9Th, 1902. at KtokuK, by Mag, T
iuiam Belknay, for ) years has grey eyes,
rovn hair, lair complexion, b feet inches higb
for the 18th Infantry.
IL. BaADEs, born 10 Decatur county. indi-
ana. aged 70 years. by occupation q farmer, on
listed a, davenport, lava, usust 10, has haIsl
.yos, black hair and dark complexion, height .
feet 10 II ches.
MILAN & JONES. born in Orar so county,
Nav YORK. aged ~ years. by occupation a car
pes,er %enl,st.a IL 10, u City. Iowa, July 81. has
back eyes, sandy heir and dafk conpie4ion'
height ) teet 5 ihehos.
JOHN itoIGarEs. born in Hardin county
OAi0, aged ~ YEAR, by occupation a farmer. en-
listed al Davenport, io-a. September ~, hos grey
eyes, light hair and light complexion ha,aht =
feet g. inehes.
Ary ole apprsheniing any one CT ali OF sa'd
soldiers. will se paid ali reasonable cost o. Trans,
por,atiop and subslstence, together With q reward
II Eve dollar. VIII, q aid de-. rters are returned L
II. Com n.niing Officer Of Camp M3Cisilan.
R. NJ. LlrTLtk,
c.n,eir "a Iowa tnfanisg, Co-amanding CAM
Mcclellan. Davenport. dee l3. 1902 CT
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-07
nrmoCRATlc STATE CONVENTION.

Tn. Democracy Of tho State Of i.ws are Te-
,,..,ea TO -cnd de egates 10 a State Convention
b.r.bv called, to DO held NJ tho Capitol 10 the
e,.y.o DssMoipes, on WEDNESDAY ThE WIN
DLYoF MAY NEXT, AT IL O'CLOCK N Tor
tho uurposc uf nominating can iidates Tor oos-
.,. Iient Governor. and Judge Of supreme
Court, 10 be fspported a. tho easn'ng October
election. and OF transac.ing such other business
as M be deemed necessary.
The basis Of County Representation will be one
delegate for every one hundred votes cast Tor
Richard Il. sylvester, Secretary of ota:e, and one
for every fraction over fifty.
The Democracy of tne several counties 10 tho
State are requested to sec hat tho necessary steps
are taken 10 their respective counties to insure
their full representation At the State Convention.
Nv order Of tho Democratic State Central Com
] NJ. ELLwo0D, Chairman.
J. c. Tux, Secretary.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-07
Il
&EUsX.vG M.4CHL.N'E.

THIS MACHINE MAKES FOUR DIFFERENT
stitches, and fujs the cloth either right or
i-ft. Ms the operator nay desire. IL Jews yer!
rapid, is easy Of OPERATION and almost noiseiess
Ii is fully protected by letters patent, AMI eacf
machine warranted 70 the purchaser.
81 itoae desiring a f-st Class family ewin.
machine VII be r.ohiy repaid By an esaminaiio
Of its merits
MAS. X. L. CLiNGMAN
lie Claire House.
maritf Room : Z
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-07

Non TIN, tUr Ncs York corrcs-
eoDdcst u the B5st n Pys relates the
following incident Of one OF The fortunate
sfccula Ions q the day
IN the Summer Of 1861 a Young man
sh, happened to have $4,000 buruiu.
IA ~ pocket, but VI ose Tears counse..
ed fln 10 keep out OF the usual cha6>
nels o. trace, Col Ell on one oil oar heavy
Shipping merchants, vino is also III
president Ct a ely bark, and asked III.
advice as 10 how to use Iis money. 1hr
merchant Suggested hi. investing 1t in a
purchase CT Tar, he article at that time
: Ing ut only ole i u r a barrel, wti.
every prospect OF soon beng on the adj
vance. The young man took the advice,
bought ten thonsand barrels OF lar, and
stored il for q rise. Alter keeping il
unit last fall lie concluded 10 realize on
his investment, and sold it all at $40 y
barre, or forty times its original cost,
RECEIVING ht original capital OF $40 600
and the slght accumulation oil 1890. OOO
- The dividend thereon.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-07

SAM. HoUsTos.-The Houston (Texl
telegraph, Of the 10Th OF January. &C
kno~ledges tie receipt e alOo from
Gen. Houston acd Iii. lady for the bone
Tt OF the wounGcd Of the Galveston
fight. Tae General. health ia stated ia
be improving.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-07

Az IAr ri bloahADt ltrNNER lhe
rebel steamer Antonca, has made IS
eral mllbofs Ut ioila,, TT ler oanets
hy ru,nins the blockade. Since h. y ,
ofiestJaN ~ haslak,o ont q the or
Of Ci a,lrs.on s..u9 JaIes o. Sca Island
cotton, AID land there, - return eaf.
goes, n-atI, 10000 Elh "a 1e, COCO
batoIs 81 gntpo~d der, 5000 pittkst.,
$1,000 par. d shoes loi English army
nake,l pistols a~uconp;e, ana si,el pat.
Ia 10 coger q gnuboat-one Ct Tee iron.
cads Of the reeInt marine rad IL iron.
Of Charleston -~ItA many other good'
lor The general trade.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-07

Col. ELLEr, commander Of the gun
boat Green Of The West, 10 but 10
years Of age.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-07

Boar IiruDN sc EY srsAM.-Mr. M
than Thompson, an American gentle
man, has succeeded in Organizing a com
paty il Eogiand Tor the purpose 81 buid-
mo i als by steam. The capital Q. the
company ; 5000, coo.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-07

BMLoC, for many years publisher Ct a
sersation pictoflai 10 Boston, has soid
3ut and retl.d on n fortune.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-07

GgS ID. Is. BIRNEY. ct PENNSYLVANIA,
whose conduct On the fed Of Far o,ks
caused him TO tie ordered 10 the rear,
trl who was subs,qltnty relieved OF
as con IL u.d tor disobtlttncc Of orders,
Is a son ot Jane. G. Btrnev, the abo,,-
uon candidate for Ptesidrnt "a lS4i.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-07

Pcycu's last corundtum i. What's
he daft bet cen your great coa,
and q biby One you weer, The other
Won Was,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-07
-

OVEN eighty lhoLsard labere's CT
Ohio have p utioued the General As
>embly 10 PISS a law eAclud ng n the
negro and mulatto immigration
INTO Tie safe.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-07
THE hUUSEK EEPER'S
NEW FURNITURE POLISH!

Prepared rom an improved recipe by the pro-
prietor OF the brother Jonathan Pol,sh," IS cert'-
ned by all the ieadisy he. ofk furniture DEAF
ors and Piano Font to ss ters ~ be the best IN the
wo,ll for reruoy,n, scral lhes. marks and dirt, and
restoring a high and lasting gloss 10 all kinds o
varnished work, trem furniture tc leather. l,ik
cheaper and better thai yarnish dries ,mm"ds'
atcly, and is easily applied, With = piece ot ean,
ton flannel m u bottle or two Of this New Fun
ui,ure polish, a housekeeper can work magic IN
the furniture Of n house an keep it looking like
new. Now is the Time 20 "sLiue ~" your tables,
chairs, desks, pianos, picture fra nes, carrlages,etc.,
aud make them Doh ~ per cent. better. This 10
true economy. For ssls by furniture dealers and
s,orekeepers generally. Price. 70 and DO cents .
DO ne. Depot No. ! epruoe street. New iork.
special gents wanted. Address, box 1871, New
York r. v.
iulyS-d&wtisbl
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-07

O>E OF TnE QrIhhs or HE TINEs.-
y rull -iing house Is ,ndiug lie plates
~ ls,ge wolk 10 he printed III En-
s'and, because tL,y can inlot the
bees Altcr they sre print,d Il 20 per
cent, wLlio tie Ont on paper Is 81,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-07
The p,oc,ama,,cn.-.Its EHcc, A broad.

How much the Emancipation Pr3cla.
nation has helped the Union cause
abroad. remarks the Journal Of Com
merce, may be learned ION three iac's
/. In debates on the American war III
the British Pa,liment not one woid oil
svmnathy was uttered. .. Mr.. Msson,
Tho rebel commissioner, has been ert,r
tanned It the Lord Mayor OF London's
dinner and there stated that he iad beeh
,oceiy,d as n welcome guest IN All c'f-
cIes. even the highest. ANA .. !" w
religious word, where i WIS supposed
-. he n,oclamation would be received
wf,h Inc greatest satisfaction, IL Is ie
arlol as verse tlau useless. lhe
I.ona,n Reeord, the leading reis'oe'
naner 4 lie Church Q! England, says
when Mr.. Lioooi, cons'gns 70 90
d.ae q million of slaves wf'ilin the NV
NJ, lie Northern States, how "a W
cheer III u when he ptoclains ireeio"
4, lnrce u~ilItote II tie South VINO -
as mueh beyond HI, control "'tses slave
Of nrszl?
50 The proclamation Las @alicna'ed OF
lea, friends AID sslued rs none Il Ia
not a4acd one MAJ 10 onr army. 70
vcak,u.d tie lcbcis at all. Its .tiee
rev -
la. been ell and ouy ctl, North sn
: attn, IL home and abroad.