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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-24
VIM. 3. B2ADBUnY'S
PIANO-FORTE ESTABLISHMENT.
No. 426 Broome Street,
NEW YORK.

The subscriber respectfully invites tho stfen
4 Sion OF hisirisnds and tho pubic generally I,
his fisno-sorte Establis brBent, Ut No. All
Broome street. corner OF crosby.
HavinA Withdrawn his interest, stock and ma.
to rails from the late firm OF Light, 4 Bradbury
which hcn MAS dissolved on the llst January uli
and has ne purchased the entire stock of iiano.
foites and Paao Forte material, owned by his
bother. kd~ais q. ir,dbar!, 10 the said 6s.n, h.
Is how prepared 60 supply the increased demand
ior his ceis b'aied PiAuo- rortes. Empio,ip. the
most shtliful ahr experienced warknsn, with -
large stock OF the best snd mort thor ,ughly sea
soned material, And an abubd snce of capitsl, he
has taken III hand The personal supery ison OF the
whole bns.ness Of manufacturing his instruments
and - enabled to turn out iSno Foftes of une-
quaiied tone AMI duroti,as,s.
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From California.
san Francisco, March

San FRANCISCO, March %.
The steamer Constitution sailed for
Panama on the god, with $50 passen-
gers, including a battalion Of cavalry for
Massachusetts. She has eight hundred
and eighty thousand dollars IN treasure
for England, and two hundred and four
teen thousand for New York.
The steamer Sierrc Nevada, with $780,
900 in treasure, arrived from the north
ern coast 10 day.
Emigration to the mines Of Oregon,
Washington and British Columbia has
commenced
Several steamers will run on the upper
Columbia and its tributaries this season.
The Snake indians are troublesome.
A schooner from Queen Charlotte Is
land has ariived at Victoria with eight
tons CT superior copper ore.
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New Orleans News.
NEW YORK Niarc

New YoRK, March %.
The World states that on the 9th a
small rebel force was captured six miles
below Port Hudson, with the si.nal book
OF the rebel army
Gen. Shcrm ~ commands at New Or
lean, IN ahscpec OF Banks.
a large member IT yagraut negroes
have been arrested in New Orleans.
A private dispatch received here saws
that Farragut passed The Port Hudson
battery on the night Of the 4th with his
feet.
COL Clark, OF Banks staff was wound
ed on the ith, but not seriously.
~ big fight had taken place
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TEL EG RAPHIC
AFTERNOON REPORT.
From Cairo.
CAIRO, March %.

SubsVs
CAIRO, March %.
Affairs at Greenwood arc improving.
The Chillicothe was not injured SO
badly as has been reported, the extent OF
her damages being the battering Of her
easement.
The Forrest Rose has not been sunk.
The largest gun in the rebel battery
was dismountcd.
Languii firing was kept up on Sstur-
day and Sunday between the 1hlllicothe
and the battery with lut little elect. The
battery is surrounded by water, winch is
50 near that an assault by infantry is IN,
possible
During Sunday night the Federal force
landed aud planted the battery guns ia
ken from the Dekalb.
Three hundred yards ia the rear the
rebels are making use of cotton bales ioi
brcastworks. With this it is believed
that tue rebel battery viii be quickly dc
molishcd, aud their entire force Of from
1000 to G,0OO captured.
The rebels have built their battery with
drcf, reference to attack from the river
and are not prepared for fire II the rear
The Nicksburg canal is reported to b
washing out very fast. Our informant
SAYS that acres Of land on each side arc
'Imbllng IN and it had deepenei some
twenty feet. Our largest boats can nov
pass through.
Conn. Il. Buiorl assumed command 0
Cairo to-day.
Gen, l"tIlc had asked to tie assignee
TO active duty in the field and We un-
derstand that his request has been grant
ed.
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RAILROADS.


Mississippi and Missouri Railroad.
wlNrER ARRANGENENT, 1852.
7ys'ss yss BY Chicago tins, vAich 10 tsssl,. -.
ss'' tssssv thas Davenport .iss.
ON AND AFTER MONDAY, nov. a1ru
- 1902; and until further notice, passenger
trains will leave Davenport as follows:
10 90 A. 4. for Brooklyn and Washineton.
3.l5F n. for Iowa City.
TRAINS ARRIVE At DAVENPORT AZ yoLLovs.
5.55 r. n. from Brooklyn and Washington.
1885 P. \. from love- City.
Morning trains out of Davenport will ma ke dire,
connections at Brooklyn, Iowa city and Washins.
"a with tho Western Stage Com pany I sta ges for
sii points West.
Trains from tho West connect at Davenport
with trains OF tho Chicago and Rock Island kali
Road for all points East, North and South.
Passengers are reminded Of the necessity OF
giving Distinct directions as to the estimation OF
Their taag.7e els to procurasiokat before taking
hon seats a no CATS.
JOHN F. TRACY, Conf sup'..
A. KIMsALL, Asst Supt.
Davenport, November %, l662.-dtf
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From ashinston.
WAsnISGroN, Mar Ii

WAsnISGroN, March %.
II having been reported that the title
TO the new quick silver mining company
Of California was finally settled by the
recent decision OF the Supreme Court Of
the United States, il the Almaden case,
it is proper 10 say that the government
holds and claims the title to the proper
II embraced in the decision, to which
reference is made. The new quick silver
mining company, it is believed, holds title
under the Mexican grant, which was
confirmed by the Supreme Court several
years ago, but that confirmation, when
the surveys were made under it, lett out
the richest portion of the mines, which
We're worked Ly the Almadcn company,
and now decided TO be the property Of
the United States. The question az to
tho surveys aud boundaries is still in liti-
cation, and pending before the Supreme
Court, in which tie United States and
the Quick Silver Mining Company are
parties. The quick silver mining com
pany was organized under tho laws Of
l;euna, and issued eight millions dollars
Of stock The annual net earnings of
the mines are estimated at about $780,.
900.
A gentleman who recently arrived
from the ncighborhood OF Charleston
saws 1t Is uncertain when an attack BY
our forces on any Of the southern Atlantic
ports may be expected. Preparations
were being made for heavy delron-
stration at . point which i may not now
be prudent to mention. The officers Of
the navy feel confident Of success, hut
time is necessarily required to perfect all
arrangements.
The eighth census OF the United States
is pidly approaching completion.
Admiral Porter III dispatch saws he
has received information from Lieutenant
Commanding, Watson Smith. that on the
9TH INST, the whole expedition arrived
IN the Tallaha'ehic River,and gives us the
control Of the heart of Mississippi.
The vessels a | got through ~ fighting
condition cxt.ptin. the Petrol, which
lost her wheel entirely.
This movement Of the fleet evidently
alarmed the rebels, as they are cncrgrti-
ca!ly at work preparing them elves
against all contingencies.
There is much distress in Vicksburg
They have no meat, aud are living al
most exclusively on cornuical.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-24
Ch:csse AMI ssoe!. Island Raiirea d
WINTER ARRANGEMENT 1890

IN AM AFT Err MONDAY, NOV. 24rH. 20
" and until iurthor notice, trains ~,il leave
Dsvenpo,, daily, Sundays excepted, as follows:
ID Freight train st..................sO oA.n.
% night express. 20 P. Il.
Trims arrive at Davenport daily, Sundays 81.
cep;ed, q follows:
lst night express 1t. $40 A. n.
ID daily express and mail train st.. z 20 ?. \.
Sd freight and 81 class at........ 800 p. N.
All trains over this routeare in diroct connection
atChieago with trains over both the Michigan
Southern, Michigan Central, Pistsburg, Fort
Wayne, and Chicago Railroad to and from Do.
trc!t, Toledo, Columbus, Cleveland, Cincinnati,
fttsburg, Dunkirk, Buffalo, Niagara Fails, Alba
ny, New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore and WASH
inatcn.
fsssAnssrs are ramindad Of tho necessity Of
giving distinct directions to the destination OF
their baggage also to procure tickets before TAX
Ing their seats in the cars, the conductors COL
lsct fares only to stations tho line of tho Chi
oaRo and Rock Island Railroad.
JOHN +. TRACY. Superintendent
Davenport, November %. s62 dtf
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-24

10 Henry Miller:
- liz ~ III are hereby notified, in accordance
= with directiou IL the Council OF the si,,
ut davenport given ~ tlr res aar meetin, Of
said Cooae,i, March tth sd3 I, tho untersien.
ciiy Marshal Of sail city. within twenty d. "
after one weeks put icaiion OF this roticc, 10
"t: Within went, dsys from The 10th y Ut
da oh 1853. IL I'll UP he west 50 feet IL t.. s
10 bl9cs n tie city OF Davenport. 80 that 4 ul
ana tag ant wates vii MT re naio on saii lot
:: s.d lot rs not 80 dlisi by y,u within the tine
iersln limited, the same will be done ~ yourex-
jesse. lar ud.ng costa, toy, Lea aith ~ per &c l.
lcpal On the samt
A1h,nAl' 3 ofrIcR. city Of Davenport,
seott Co., iowa, }iarch sth. lsb5
ii. LEONARD.
Marshal q tho City OF D4veopo,t
mch iO-lw
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-24
Post Office Winter Time Table,
Arrival and Departure of the Mails,
rosroFFicy A. sAvKNroRr, IoN

fosToIfiCg Ar DAvRkPoET, I0NA.
EAsTERH MAIL.-Cloaes at 8 A. NJ. and 81 r.
NJ. Arrives ut 10 A. N. and ~ p. NJ, Sum Us
excepted.
WESTERN MAIL-Cioasa at A. NJ. Arrives
at - NJ. Sundays excepted.
NORTHERN Iowa MAlL.-Cioses ~ 81. +. NJ,
Arrives att ~ Pm.
SOUTHERN Iowa MAiL.-Closes at A. NJ. Ar
rives al \. NJ.
NORTHERN VIA DEWIrr.-Closes sunday Tues
day and Thursday ststI T.. M Arrives Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday AZ 4 p. NJ.
RourK No. l0277-Vi. Blue Grass, oto-Closes
Monday, Wednesday asi Friday al 8 Il eek p NJ.
Arrives Tuesday, Thursday and SATURDAY at u
o'clock NJ.
Rourg No. l0eas Via Tipton-Closes Tuesday
and Friday ut y o'clock VI arrives Tuesday and
Friday at IL o'clock NJ.
Rop TIL No. l09t7-vsa Puffalo-Close. Friday
ats oo.ocA NJ arrives Saturday at O'Clock
pM
Korrx No. l0950-yis Walnut Forks and Dix
on closes Wednesday 1t So p. N Arrives
Saturday At 6P. N.
OFFICE fiorRs. Office open at o'clock A. 81.
Genera. delivery closed nj ~ o'clock Y. NJ Ofheo
closed NJ o'clock r. NJ. Oisoe opon on Sunday
from to 2 o'coek =. NJ.
~ As tho principal mills are carried by Rail
Road, all tho time ms stated herein will be
Ran. ROAD inns, tho clock in the Superintend-
ent's ofhco, NJ. 4 n. kR. Depot, being the stand.
ard. ChAs II. ELDRfDGE. p. NJ.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-24
From salt Lake.

SALT LAKE, March 20.
Last night the Humboldt Indians at
tack d station eight miles west Of Deer
Creek, killed two men, burnt the station.
and took the stages, stock and large
herd belonging T. private parties. A
stage driver WAS killed, and 4 passenger
mo tally wounded.
Troop, have already reached there,
n the route is agan open.
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michigan Southern 4 Lake Shore
RAILROAD.
SUMNER ARRAN CEMENT

IN AND FTER MAY 4TH, AND IN
I'll further notice trains will leave Chicago as
follows:
ZOO N New York Express, daily, except
Sundays
1890 NJ Night Express, daily, except sa,ur-
days.
to- Trains arrive in Chicago at s:I5 = NJ, and
SIS An.
All the shove trains make rsgula. connections
tc punkifk, huGalo, Niagara Falls, Albany, New
iork, Roston, Philadelp hia. baltimore and iii
points East.
luxurious new Sleeping Coaches. with ali mod
ern Improvements run on Night Trains.
Through Tickets can be obtained at the Com
panys Office, 81 Clark street, Under Sherman
n5Lse, or q. tie Depot, corner OF Old Van Buren,
and Sherman streets.
II. i. SAWYER,
0anersl W ssts-n A gest
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From \ azoo Pass.
WASHINGTON. March e

NAsHINGroN, March %.
y letter from Rear Admiral Porter,
dated March 18th, has been received, in
which he speaks Of the difficulties Of
navigating lazoo Pass with safety TO The
vessels Of the expeditlon--thc natural i'm.
pedimcnts presented as similar 10 those
heseretofoic reported. lie says nothing
as 70 any gagement with the enem, up
to that date.
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Illinois Central Railroad.
&C q 0-s. - ,Iss

an AND AFTER SUNDAY, NOVEMBER
81, trains viii ieaye from the Grand Centfal
ce,ot foot Of Lake aud south Water street:
Through Exrfoss, Al $50 A II, arriving at
dr., exc, Slniaysi cairo Al a:3o \ n.
t-g This Train eonnect. Tor Peoria, Alton, st.
Louis, Memphis, New Orleans and Mobile
tccommoiationl Al 400 ? III. for Cairo and Way
Train, stations, arriving at Cairo J,
Every dsy, J s:4a 7 n uert day.
i-9 lhts Tsnin, Saturdays, V III run only to
htoana Trains arrive NJ Chicago at ll;05 NJ
and $50 M.
y Tickets and information, ,.piy - tne ofio
the Great Central Depot.
HYDE PARK AND WOOD Lawn.
Trains will leave Chicago: Loavs Weed Law:
go NJ b:45
s:z5 III ~.
1900 l2.55PM
300 + e45 rM
500 + n G:5npM
". Il. ARTHUR, Cen. SUIT
". r. JOHNSON, tian Passenger i u. noa0t.
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Destructive Fire.

CHICAGO, March %.
The Wholesale drug store OF ". ID.
Harris. situated on South Water street.
was entirely destroyed by fire this even
ing. Amount Of insurance not known.
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Bradbnry's New Scale Piano Forte

In the arrangement Of our new scale, drawn
and prepared with the utmost care, expressly for
our new instruments, We have addsi eyery ia,
prosenient which can in any way tend 10 tn. NOR
lection Of the Piano Fore and We can corr i..tI >
assert, sha' FOR delicacy Of ouch. volume. ,u,1,
bfiiiiancy aud sweetness Of tone, combiusd with
that strength and so!idiiy Of frame Necessary 10
durability, these instruments are uneq aalls1.
"sTfksGrH AND BEAUTY is our motto, and we
invite the clio est or ticsm Of he unbiase, i;c.s
in the land.
~ Every instrument is warrant ted for Eve
years.
WIN. b. BRADBURY,
AZ bfoome street. corner crosby, New York.
mh5.3D
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IN GOOD CONDITION, AND TRAINS ARE
running daily, East a1i Vast. for the translor-
tetloh q pasaeagt4s an tFe,sat With Oslo and
q, paieh AL h.ilrnsd. located east 81 the Mis-
sisstpi hiser have lfsot connection i. til the II 4
~ 10 K, or it, Lilac OF splendid steam Packets
The Hannibal = Joseph |. Llue al Packets
on tire Missouri River ran a lily south 10 Loaven,
worth. Parkvillo, oaiutlr9. Wyandetto enl Kan
sas City AM tr week., ritsa TO Nebraska 1.i,,
PlattsIouth, Omaha al Coancil iiluHs
Daily Mad Coaches run in c1h loction with
trains Of this road 70 all Important towns in
Nor horn Missouri and Southsr l~sa. Also "a
Lawrence, Topeka, Fo-t Riley ana Fort SEQ.
Kansas.
Overland P.ke'g Psak rad California Mail
Coaches Leave daily. J me TO Denver lily dn,
salt Lake days, SAn RFanciroo Is days.
Kate, OF freight Always s.l9s az by any otho,
I've, whilc the patron ewes largely in lns. Aace,
Distance. Changes aad ri ne.
4. Is. GkuAT. Gcni tict IS Az Iiannibs!. No
W. Z. JOHNSON. Hycigh. IT d.
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ll0AL NOlICE.

IEtA Il NOilAL.
TATE OF i0WAt
johnson Connty,
Tie all VIII Il may concern
v oU are horoby nolhed that Hugh \ Cara
j and John ;. Gable. Executors Of the last
WI And testam mt o. tiavld Cockiey deceased
have flea in the Probate Court Of johnson Coun-
Is, Iowa.. petition with their rcpor, ntInche / :
said report showing al cialms against the said
estate ami tho disposition maio u the personal
estate. gHa also showing tho present iGiehtcd-
LcHs ut said cstato, and further showing that
nere X uo salfaicut pelaanal properly to pay The
rcnaln mag outstanding "a, ttedness
And IA sna petition they ask authority 10 sell
AL the light. 'tle and interest of said estate in
iatt to- +, three y, four 1 ;, IKE j Aal ak
,o1, il block ii'e 9)in tho Guy Of Davenport
Ssou Courts iowi orier, with fho proceeds
N reui, ~ i y the e'ai,ns nglirs, said ,statc
lp4 a5e hereby IL thcr paAGed t4at iuesfay,
The j lay o. Ar.il, A. y 1868, has boon Fixed
by said johnson County fro5at. Court for tho
hearing q said application, aad that You can
then end there appear ana oppose the granting of
the authority. II yen d.s,re 10 do 50.
HtUH ;. CARA,
JOHN - GABLE,
Executors Of The estate q David Cockley, deed.
IN j 1877
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Michigan Central Rail Road.
GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE
To ..tH York, .H.sc of0,4
as:d ihs CGssa G1s.

ON AND AFTER SUNDAY MAY 6rB. lsss.
fsot Of Lake street, ~ tolioss:
7 LAY Expre,s except sunday arrives
i)ctr.it ct $40 7 NJ Suspeusion bridge Ct $50 4 N
AibAny $50 NJ, Now York $50 Nj, Boston lI:so
pm 40"
1850 Night Express except Saturday sr-
400 = N, Albany 500 A M. New Yo,l Io.so
A NJ, Boston 2:3O Pm. ''o
Cincinnati trains, via n g Railroad, leave Chi
csgo 81 4 NJ mai! tram, 73o z n Faet Expesss
ssrivs u Chicago At sl5 4 n Fast Expesss. "A
Sis Night sail Train. '-s
Tho 80 N tram leaving Chicar rups tb,o,sh
70 Cincinnati without cb snge OF oars or ha.,sse.
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LATEST NBVVS
By TELEGRAPH.
Tuesday, y O'Clock A. M.
From Farragut's Fleet.

WAsHIsGToN, March %.
Encouraging and glorious news ha,
reached the Navy Department from Far,
ragut's fleet, on the Mississippi, causing
great satisfaction at the White House.
The information received by Mr.. Wclles
is that Admiral farragut has safely made
tho passage by Port Hudson. with the
frigatc Hartford. his la ship and the
entire fleet, the Mississippi OH, excepted
The last named vessel got aground, and
by the Admiraps order, was abandoned
and destroyed
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liik nUasEkeLfIt.,s
NEW FURNITURE POLISH,

Prepared rom an iawovei recepe b, The pre-
pfetor 81 tlte Brother jonathan Polish" ~ cert.
mo- oy All the lesdiey New York furnitur, iea'-
ere am Piano Forte aasers 10 be the best in tao
No',a i'' temosin; se,stih marks ana DIRT a.4
Restoring ngh aud is..iu2 glo,s,o .u kiuss
Vanished WORK, frea4 furniture to leather. -
cnsipsf aud ter thai varnish, ire, ,nmedi.
steiy, aud 10 easily appl.sd With p.ece 4 ca.
ton dsnnel ana q bottle or two ur tnts New Fur.
ni'ure polish, hoafstseper ear work magic ID
new. Now is the time 10 shin. u,' yoIr ,sh,as
CD airs, desks, pianos, pi- ffaues carriages
AMI make thca look 81 pr cent botter. Th.s L
true economy. FOR ssis by larni,ure dealers an
siui keepers generality. Price % aDi SO cent, :
be ne. Depot NO. Spruce street Aev \ ~
Speels: assats wanted. Address, boz 1879, Nea
YorkP. ..
iulvs-d@v,lnlt
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bounty anu Pensions.

DY A LATE LAW OF CONGRESS-. I'LL
~ sol.Iiels VINO have beea d,.cha. g1d in con
sequence 81 wounds received in battle, arc now
ouutloi To NE 500 bounty.
We collect Is VNrIss ior soldiers who have
served Two yentp, or Who have been discharged
as above slsn lSyA3rp PASSIONS and rRNsluAs
Tor widows, MINOR oh,ldrcn. mo .iers and orphan
slstets Of deceased koliicrs also the bounty duo
Tie wi lows MINOR chliren, parents or relatives
Of deceased suidiefs.
PARKER d EDWARDS.
inch 9u-tf Nam street pay,ntrrt.
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pIJItHitsa March ~

PITTenraG, March IS.
Gcn. Burnside and stall arrived here
this afternoon, and were greeted by a
large crowd al the depot. They depart
cd Immediately for the West.
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Onion HecA.

AN Now PREPARED TO Et'RNIS THE
i public with fresh D.io4 Sat. All who are ia
want OF . coed article vii pease give ine = call.
y JuhDAN
feb - dalm No. 9 W.st Second A.
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Nut qo|IOa.

oa Is TIKI TINE TO LAY IN wOODFoR
"inIer use. We have dry kindiing wood
w. pss co'a aDd green wood a. clio Der coIi.
bi-eeA fRkhCH 4 DAVIS.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-24

nNE OF TIE ABOVE NAMED PACKETS
- will loase THE point daily on the arrival OF
Eastern morning train, connecting at Nuscaline
with the cars Tor Iowa City and Washington /; at
burlington with the burlington 4 Nj .soari River
hniiroai for Oskaoosa ana AutumwA, and wit
the Chicago train NJ Fort Madison with tho koo-
kuk Mount Pleasant Railroad Tor Mount Pleas
ant and kcokuk, ana at keokuk with packets for
st. L0ua.
~ Passengers travelling on these boats will
avoid all vcxac,oas delays Of passing the Rapids
Freight handed with care and dispatch.
NH Ii If
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-24
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