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The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1863-05-20
Howard Association.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa. Diseases of the
L Nervous system, Spermatorrhea or Semi
nal Weakness, Impotence, and other affections
of the Sexual Organs, Physical Debility and
Premature decay-new and reliable treatment,
in reports of the Howard Association, sent by
mail, in seled letter envelopes free of charge.
Address DIR. j. Skillin Houghton, Howard AS
ISOLATION, No. 2, South Ninth street, Philadel-
phia, Pa. 1y209l
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1863-05-20
War Claim Agency.

MIR. Henry Griffin, Druggist, Of Grand
ANl Haven, Mich, has received from Messrs.
Robinson Brooks, of Detroit, an agency for
collection of war claims, for this and adjoining
counties against the United States. Mr.. Grit
fin, cooperating with the agents at Detroit, in
connection with legal agent at Washington,
will, with the least possible expense to the claim
ant collect all back pay, pensions, bounty mon
ey, or claims of any kind, for discharged or de-
ceased soldiers, dependent mothers, widows and
orphans under 16 years of age
References: John Owen, State Treasurer,
Farrand, Shelley & Co., Detroit, Hon. James r.
Doolittle, Washington, and others. [n17S 1y
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-26

after the enemy's retreat from Corlnth,
in pursuance Of orders from Gen. Mitchell
to destroy railroad bridges, capture
trains, &c, to retard that retreat, but
who were afterwards taken prisoners,
and subjected to most brutal treatment,
arrived here from Richmond few days
since, and to day, in pursuance OF an or
dr. from the War Department, repaired
to the off e Judge Advocate Holt, 10
give deposi,ions under oath with Ie-
gard to the features, in main and in de-
tail, Of their experience, from the tune
hey left Gen. Mitchell, at Shelhy,ll.e,
until they were liberated, neatly year
subsequently,. In this inter.ics they re-
lated some startling stories of punish
ment and impris lnment, being captured
by bloodhounds and conti:.cd in dun
acons, and handcutfcd all of the time =
Daring last winter seven were taken out
and hung. Four only Of the original
party of twenty two are here. the rest
having escaped while on the way from
Knoxville TO Richmond; but two were
subsequently, heard from These four,
now here, will soon return TO OHIO
where they belong 1t is the in'ention
OF the government to adopt suitable
measures Of retaliation, such as will de-
ter the rebels from such harsh treatment
Of our prisoners in future.
The Republican OF tonight says it has
the best authority for stating that the re,
port that Gen. Hooker replied to a ques.
ton proposed by the Committee on the
War in words to this effect, viz: THAT
he attributed the failure Of the Peninsula
campaign to the lncompeiency Of the
Commanding General, McClcllan," Is
wholly false. lie did not give any such
testimony.
Gen. Hcinizlcman has net yet been as
signed to command at St Louis, but IN.
dications still favor his selection.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-26
.rm Cai,i0rniH

san FGAENsco, March 24.
The mining excitement continues una
batcd over the entire coast. The rage OF
tlc day IL ier Reese River, 10 mics cast
ot Carson, here the Wasloc excitement
Of $40 aud 1860 is beng repeated.
Probably 1000 or 5000 miners viii
rca, il he new district before Juno.
A town of n hundred and fifty honscs,
with regular streets laid out, has been
built within AK weeks.
The mining district IL rich, and IS be-
lieycd to be extensive in both slycr aud
gold.
SAH FnAHcuco, March 20.
Several exploring parties have returned
from the new gold. silver ard copper
mines bordering on the Colorado River.
They express confidence that the region
will rval Washoe. They exhltit speci-
ncns Of orc which arc surprisingly rich.
Interior papers continue publishing bi-
oeraphical notices OF many OF the parties
captured in this harbor on the privatcer
schooner Chapman, showing them all to
be noted secessioni',s.
The prisoners still at Fort AIbatros
have unde- gone military examination, but
vi Ii what suits tho public arc unia-
.ormcd.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-26
From 1'hiial, lphtN.

PuuAuELrnl,, !, March %.
The following - n special dispatch TO
the Bpi(cta Of this cliy.
"lhc lnzao expedition has conc TO
stand ttii.'
Tic Cdntp,frctal hns "A special from
Greenwood whica SAYS the Ih'llieolhc,
IL tie last engagement, waa Temporarily.
dlsah.ea hy sliut batter NJ the s'ias oi
her port holes, 50 taat they eonll nol
he moved.
The battery Wilson hn' been a'smoun'-
ed, aud the eursr turned 10 the snnboat
Detalb. Tho troops arc now acting on
tie defensive.
QanLj dAi>ion was on The Co'dWh
ter au tho 20,h aud with good weather
would reacl, Greenwood III tao days.
The rucrrlilas trouble the boats N that
river and the ia'labatchic, and have kil.-
cd three or ionr soldiers.
Iha ,nouitor gnubont lafayette y re.
ported up lhu yazoo above liaucs
Bun Otbcr guuboa!s have gone up.
Surlng new. il expected i'om mat
quarter
Tho reported evacuation OF liaiii'
l.luli by tie rchel- Is not credited.
The r,ha force which has occupied
Dan> ,rc, Ky. is believed 10 he the ad'
.nncc OF Gen. LougetfccLs dNislcn.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-26

DIrFICuLTy IN pRoCuRISG Coal -
IL really appeared as though everybody was
out of coal yesterday and there was not a
bushel 10 be had for love CT money. We can.
rot. for The life o! us, see what good 10 10 ac-
crue to the people OF this section ty the
course adopted by the coal dealers. Better
by far pay the minera thsir prices for miaing
tha coal than 10 freeze for tie want OF H. l.
me dealer. we're dlspos. 10 stand out against
the miners pr,ces. why couldn't they htve
.at.J uutii warm weather act 10, or at lsas /
=, AXE such arrangements ss would ensure a re.
n.b,a suuply. 10 matter II the prices asked
aee .xorbitautf Every interest IN the ci'y
!. saf.ripp from this &c ion oil the coal deal
err xni although We knew II to be right 10
or,neiple, We very much qaestion The pol.cy q
IN. course adopted. What We desire Is re
Hable supply Of coal. and we must have It. q.
natter at what price. Oar hands cannot work
upls.s We have plenty Of fnei. ard jass 81 thi'
:, res.n, time we are not willing to suspend or.
srs,ioos. prsiering TO stand the pressure yet
foe . season. Give us coal. gentlemen. ai
leass until warm weather.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-26
Dom cratic Chy Convention.

The dsmocrsey of Davenport city met In
convention yesterday Afternoon 10 place 10
nomination candidates Tor the various city Of
ices, to oe voted for at the next charter slse-
don.
The convention was orgauixed by calling +!
d. Morrison to the cba r aud s.ltc ing Geo. Il.
West Secretary.
GA motion Of Mr. Frank Plnmer commit
tee ot three irom each Waid ~H aproin,e
to nomin.t. candidates to the convention
Committee Ia, Ward B Kennedy Wah
lev. Mlch,.i Mclnerny ~ Ward Miller Z
kuse, l.. Sl,lnb.rg 81 Ward. A Biar l.
sherman, + Palmer ith Ward. Dr MeConr..
nov. Peter Kirker, II. " Mitchell 9th "ard,
q H. Parker, IL. Champion. Eiward Grace /.
Oh Mart. ID. Z. Kelley. James Cunningham.
|. ii. Ssars.
The committee reported tie names OF the
following gentlemen as nominees before The
convention:
Far Mayor l. win Smith.
FIR Tea a,urer il-rvep iiiiis.
fort ieyk A ophns q >,aalihsd.
For Marsha! Lsouatd
FJr Police Magistrate the committee pre-
.eht.d ho names. leaving Ito the convention
TO select cahdlate.
GA motion the report Of llae eommittes was
accepted, and the nominations ratified unsai
mously.
Mr. Campbell moved that stephen ThomP-
con be declared the unanimous nOu,ines OF th'
convention for Police Magistrate. This mo
tion not appearing satisfactory 10 all the con
veDtion. Mr.. Campbell withdi ew II. and NOV
ed that u candi iAte 10 eeIeote by ballot. Ah'
ballo, resulted as folows:
stephen 1hompson. o. votes.
IL. y. Oildoa. .-..-...... ~ 40
Mr. IhOmdsan having receive one mel lor'ty
on motion Of Mr Gildea, ho was declared III
/ una bimous nominee OF the convention.
! O..mo,ion OF Mr plumer aci ty con mite
OF three was appo.ned by the co avention.
Comm,hee--H Hugh Y. Giliea chairman.
| W Harrison aud Cntia Kulse.
The convention then j,nrnsd.
Css X WEr Suereiery.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-26

IDgRSUANT 10 an order of tho District iour'
l. 81 .rott county, iowh ma ana .h's'e' ~
-. Tcb,uary tenn, 1868, tnoioof, do hereby
,,ve notice IA -, IN front of EAudur Br" 3 Tor
,ner ,hop on Main stree. in Davenport. lows, on
the eath a !, Of Ami, a T.. 1853 Mt 10 o'oit ck
N Of sad day. vii srl' to tho highest ana test
bidder tor oash The hefeinaf. .or describod person
,.y hire ing machines 2 old scparafors sns
! horse p,wer dest; sulky, harness.
Aud imm ediato y thereafter, at the doo' ~ 'b'
Cart Dou.e, in bavenplrt all the notes atd ac'
cunt. nov in my hands dus from vafiois r"riie'
10 said estate o, bauder bro, o.ing tbe p,i"np'
:, a.sofH4ulnr6 Bro remaining IN my hand
~ sassigpee. updi-p ,erl Of. Al of VII cb can %
seen ~ my oai,e ~ Pos. oh'e Block, beiwsei
now and the day Of sale. ,,,..ro,n
Assignee Of E,nier Bro.
n.yo,,,,t Iowa. March q s63 2is.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-26
RIVER ITEMS.


wednesday, March 23.
AuRiykp
stcK-R STATE Ward Dubuqus.
J,SsiE WnIrrLs, Campbell. Monirose.
pErARrEp.
1fkSiE WmrrLN, Campbell, Monerose.
Su,hEa SrAr., Maid, ~. Louis.
Two boats from tho tialo nhovc, ono OF which
was the Flank stecl,. plls,d d1w n yesteflay.--
III have been rrc,sel into ( 'yernment s.rsoe.
ma LE,siNu ro.nay.
The Nnrthnfn !. ne s.eama- lilwteye. Captain
u ght. Glerks Gnnsar ani freats VII depart ~
ST. ioui. sni intermediate iandiags this morn
ing We nds SC tavoleta np,tfonro tho Hawk
eyeilt th y want a pleasant ride.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-26

TwESrY OF The left behiod sick OF tie
sth Cavalry we're shipped by Captain Litti.r
yesterday TO Iowa CITY.
Lieut.. Fred Danham etarted south yes'er-
d.v with \ SQUAD of recruits i1r the 81 Cav
airy.
We understand that official notice has been
received a. Post Mcclellan to prepare Tor the
three hundred Indian prisoners spoken OF .
few da,s sinee. They VIII heeent here q
soun as they can be accommodated.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-26
NUMBER l37.
LATEST NEWS
Thursday, > O'CiOck A. M.
BY TELEG RAPH
From, Cnuo

CArno. March %.
Later news from Nckshmg confirms
the arrival Of the eunboats Hartford aud
Alha,,os, oi Ear sgnt's faet. at tho
mouth Of the canal on tho 20th.
An officer from on board had arrived
nt Gran,'s hcaiquartcrs, bringing dia.
patches from Banks.
Se.en Of farra9nts boats run tho
hlocknlc Mt Port Hudson. but after COM
,nr no some distance all but two re
TUNED.
The rebels fired Oh tho boats from their
batteries 1T Wnrrcnton, and at a point
two miles further down the river, but wo
do ~, hear that amy damage was done.
Ii seems that Banks lad not yet gone
M 10 ,nnlo "A land attack ~hra ianaput's
feet ran hy.
Boats will pass into Lake Providence
INST as soon as the current III that diiec-
ton will allow Of II N safety
We have reports from 1rcehwood 10
W.ancn!a, afternoon The fight had
mol been renewed, but both parties were
making active preparations.
The rebels woro mounting new guns
and strengthening positions.
The ,lse IN the Tallahatchic has pro-
lueca tic completion q the Federal bat
tcrv. Three boats OF rams and raft
are seen III tho river Glow the rebel bat
tcr1.
4 party of guerriiins on sunday after.
noon took mp rail on the road between
Jackson and Grand Junction, three mics
nom the batter place, aud thereby cap
tnrc,l aud burned wood tram oi |. OF
lillnnn rnra.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-26
TIE MARKETS.
Davenport Market ---DAtly REPORT
orrtca or THE DsN 4 NV .. |
~ L =. Mach ON

orrica or ruK Dss. NFvR.t
"Wednesday I've. March 20. !
There is very it,lo doing IN tho limo OF gan
markets. Thofo have bocu enly lew loads .t
wheat IN town TO lay. tho rond' aie IN BID
condition. Tho mills will econ have to stor and
wait supply. viii they ARC not hbsi, 10 get
tn after seed ttno q rotations f'ani unchanged
r,nr,- Firm. Wnole.alc, sa0odd.oO, ro,aih
s6 6Uo ~ %. Shipmeats 30 htls.
WasAr- 1o4Go0l for common grades and aoe
uSi % for the beat.
BARLEY 81 20tAsl.45.
Cons. all at 900.
Oars 90Ihlo.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-26

The 1rn CAvALiy.-So much o.
this regtpert a- has been Ia gaa..tis al Camp
Curtis Otumwa ias been ordered 10 Camp
usudersbo,t. Yesterday morning tho Jennie
Whlpple brought up $50 men, under CON mana
OF Col Summers. and tnere are about seventy
..ose 10 follow ron the same ace lhe eom-
paniss Are c0mmauded by Captuins john ;.
Mood. john Wilcox 6. Mitchell and W. u
Fouts They ei. Ot,umwa on the 24Ih 1s'
at oclocs. The acting Qaariermaster i >
L. A. Dawson. The men went into quar- TER
at Camp ienJer,hot', where they are wei
provided with Id. catnfort. oi camp ME.
The style Of The men that have arrived u
good Th.y are thoroughly uniformed. nfeo
| good sze, and will compare iasoIsbiy VII
1 any lot Of men that have heen raised 10 VI
State Strenuous efforts are b.ing msd. to I'll
! az the regiment, bat y 5 presume 1t VIII te up
/ hri work.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-26
Back AoAIN.-Tne men enlisted ou

BACK AoArN.-Ine men enlisted out
Of the l4,h reg. ,nsnt into thu regular army,
and recently taken to Nes ort barracks ~
Cant Li,tler, returned to their first love again
yesterday morning aud are once more com
ior,ab!y housed at Camp Heron. IL ioos'
very much like a farce to us. sending thes'
n.n way down 10 Kentucky aud then rstsrn'
,ng them again ct . heavy cost TO the govern
mont. However. Uncle sam 10 rich. and "cori
the expense"
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-26
DIED ON PASSAGE UP.

Drs Molx.s News, 2+th.-Capi.
Hull, Of the 23J Iowa, arrived here re-
Gently from his regimen, which was,
when he left, at New Madrid Barracks
for troops were being built there at the
time he left. The destination OF the
regiment was unknown; but 1t was
thought that division Of Iowa troops
would be formed, under command OF
Gen. Iu,tle, and that the 23I would be
in it.
1t is understood here, from friends o.
Governor k,lkwood, that he will dccllnc
the mission to Denmark, his chances for
the United States Senalorsh ? being to-
good TO throw away. This decllnation
viii create new complication in 'hc ro :
publican camp. kirkwood tn nks to ont
general Grimes. Poor Grimes will be
sorry TO have kirkwood stay at home,
and SO will the people OF Iowa. Deu-
mark alone will have cause to rejoice.
Tue residence OF John Harrington, in
what is called Irish Settlement, Madison
county, was, few days since. burned,
consuming three OF his children IN the
flames. The parents were both absent
at the time.
Most discouraging reports OF the state
Of affairs reach here from Decatur coun-
ty. A conflict OF authority there Las
prccipitated reyolution. Blood has al
ready be n shed, and the end is not yet
The Governor has been applied to, and
the Governor has called upon the Attor-
ney General Of the State but neither OF
these fanctionaries seems dispose 10 Ill
terterc or act IN the matter, and the con-
clusion seems to be that the opposing
parties there will have to fight at out
Decatur county may be only in the var
of the revo utionary movement which thu
abolition party seems determined by lis
usurpations to :naugnraic.
Gen. Fi,z Henry Warren is now at hi
homo in Burlington. His presence a
this time is Thought 10 have some polltl-
cal si,nificance, and to relate more par
ticusrly to the election OF United State
Senator by the Legislature to be selected
this wear. A tilt for the succession be
tween G.iucs, Kirkwood, and Gen. War
rem would not be unintcrestlng. One can
10, say what Gen. WIS chances woul
be; but he wouid have the advantage o
possessing more brains and political hon
esty than both the Others put together,
rccommen lation. however, that Nigh
avail him little with the nov dominar
party. Brains and honesty involuntsr
associate themselves with the IDEA Of po
litical victory in the minds Of democrat
but it is well, perhaps. not to forget ths
the association IS an unnatural, or i
lcas. an Improbable one. in connectio
with successes Of the abolition party.
WASHINGTON News, 24lh.-It is giy
ell ont from semi official quarters TIN
notwithstanding the enemy is still on ii
Rappahsnnock line, it is evidently h
real intention to fall back towards Ricl
mond, aud thst operations are going Q
to that effect. 1t is added, to-day, th
the Secretary of War has expressed IL
belief that the rebel government h
determined to abandon Richmond az
fall upon some position farther in Ii
interior than Richmond.
The remaining prisoners who captu
Cd the railroad train 10 Alabama, il
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-26

Or ss.-The Go@efte denies that
M. Henrr was nominated by the temper
apce society Influence. OF eou ,se IL does We
knew i. would That 10 the game. and -
one will be IN the leasL degt TO deceived =
the denial. The fact TINT thei e are tnorongh
democrats in the Society, wiao would scorp
10 vote anything lut the dem ocraas Ticket
forni.les no prof whatever tba our posit""
/, gtoundess. o. courao the d 't'ociAic t!e.
ment had nothing to do with he mastery
Effort on Saturday last. but tho seputhe"n
wing did. L. is 1n old game ". "a them y
work on the ely aud create party ~ nharhet
! through that cAenuei The ssue tndiv 'daul'
J v no made the temperance move n po 'ien
! o wer la Gals paet. ara the ninbast"s oi ih'
same institution now. aud what they d'd H. Ell
/ ,hey aro dung now. and will conIih ue 10 dt
Us ioug as they can get n chance. he Hov'
on SATURDAY was deily managed. NJ noire
va. made abou, the Henry nomioa' son rhti'
the hour Of voting Tho scheme had beer
kspt thu quiet in order TO head oh all opI g
si,,on. The voting was carried On IN tne sau.'
manner ia which IN tues pasL Ike eShetnc'
we're concocted lie game ~ 10 sake
heav, blow through he Temperance dodge =
No Que, with even limited amount oi SETS
vii fai 10 detect The hook IN eocer'd q VIII
an .puar.s,ly harmless bait Nome hut gi1'
peons viii snap it, lhs Gozctte will den,
al this. but the saua paper has play "a W.
same game in times past, and it is TO NOR
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-26
Faith Na.d DemUcIaiic Club.

The Democracy Of the Fifth Ward vii NEE.
this evening at III o'clock. in Forreat's Block,
fret door north of tho raer OF Perry and Ihiri
sts full attendance is req estod.
Per order of WARD COMMITTEE.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-26

TnE Sixth Cavalry hsl,s at Iowa City
.en dave. Tne mules prove too hight for the
baggage tran, and oxsn are to be substituted.
j, we are Informed.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-26

THANKS. We arc under many obi
,stions to the Hon w. A chardson Tor tie
Congressional Globe report Of the Is. session Of
tie 81 ii congress.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-26

liz you want your watches, clocks ana
IL . elry repaired take them 10 ". /. Riggs.
two loore from the LIE Claire House IL I!sre
B,ocg. Ills charges are rsasonahls. ara he
warrants his w,ik to give good sat,siacIoa.
March 3 3l--dIm
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-26

WnrsLKn has jus; returned from the
East. ard j. now opening large and o-"u"-
ful stock Of spring goods. Go cary. i'd'es'
aud get your pick f. ON the largest shd cheap
est stock of goo is in he State.
March 26--eod.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-26
Late News by Last Nights Nails.

List Of Sick and Wounded Iowa Soldiers
arrived NJ ~. LOUIS, No., per Steam
CIiy Il memphis.
Furnished By TAos. W.. LoS6. fof Iowa State
SANITARY agent st. Lsais ssd vicinity.
WIN. Riley, company G, 4th infantry !;
Dan'l Jacobs, company X, 4th infantry !,
G kmbl.ie, company 6, 4th infantry
w + krontman, company +, 4th infant
ry; w Pope, company c. 9th infantry ;
B Davis, company G. 9th infantry; Jas
Ii smith, company B, 9th infantry; 5
Strain, company !, Goth infantry; Jas
Grant, company f. 25th infantry; Jas
Bledsoe, company II, 25th infantry; i
+ Taylor, company b, 18th infantry; i
Sto,er, company G, 25h infantry; Jas
Joac., company A, 10Th infantry; Leroy
Old, company e, 18th infantry; Jas L
Moore, company +, Goth infantry; Hugh
Lyons, company G. goth infantry A
Rs,h,e, company +, 26th infantry Il n
Church. company G, Goth infantry; Fred
butcher, company c. 26th infantry; A
L lsmon, company G, 26th infantry; "
Towbridgc, company ], 30th infantry
Wm Backman, company c, 3oth inian
try Z l. Gardiner, company X, 3lst IN
fantry, Sylvester Rice, company {, BIS
infantry G Wellever. company |, 3ls
infantry; Jos Z Wright, company d
3lst infantry w IL II Hill, company u
3lst infantry Geo Tuition, company X
36Lh infantry.
DIED ON PASSAGE UP.
Ii Toutellot, company b, 9th infan-
try, March goth; Mathew Heath, com
pany +, 3lst infantry, March 2lst; 4
Dingnan, company G, 3lst infantry
March 10th VIM Whitaker, compau,
n lsth ,nf,.trv March | 9Th
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-26

FrslsuISE Up.-Ihe New Bank build
ing 10 having its foishiug touches applied. IL
a = rat class ed,6,e, and is doing hrst
G ass business
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-26
Yen Dollars EseW ard.

oST. ON FRIDAY LAST. l.hRGt,
IL wLfe setter pog-hv,r lafol b al and
,nrs m.tll to4s- .iyef cod toi rtsts 0n tho fore
ltu ! unaNe ~ to no nttne oi i 'anh
will pay ten dol urs iof bis delivery 81 thc
,toro oi naaai x sears. on F,rfy street DnscA-
III ~ WI MrNASUl,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-26
THE CI Y.

Firra WARp.-Tnc democracy Of the
o'd titn ward viii turn out en- mdsss this ev.t'.
in, See notice, and come ou, IN body.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-26

F.LLup Youe SrocKs.-W adsworih
h, oGsring great inducements to country osa'-
ers to sort up their stock. at his establishment
He only asks call from them,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-26
ath " ard Nomination Tor Alderman.

Tho Democratic voters oil the ith W ard will
NEE. a. tho City Hall thi, (rhursd.y) evening
at II 1'co,k. TO nom nate candidate for Alaar-
man for the 4ih Ward.
Pet order OF the Ward Committee.
JoHs L.i LIS, Sery.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-26
IsDtkGs.
nEhSONS INDEBTED TO
e.. ~. IL CSi
will picase can and sc''lo without further notice.
mhlJ
20 fsyS,saCrs.

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New os1 inafLnL.

NNw iouw. March 70
r,oru.- Mark / unseitloJ aud 10 ,tia1 loe9t.--
Salea 5000 bhia
WnaAr Market 10 day heavy md nominal
si9fsdi as epfiug, . as 4 90 Nil club ~ "ies
| CB winter red.
Cons -Aaket heavy and 2e lower. t5Ge.c.
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ALBASy, March o5.

ALBANY, March 25.
The State canal will bc opened about
the 25.h Of April or the lst of May.
The Court OF Appeals has ordered The
discharge Of Mary Hastings.
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N.n,soS Wis. March %.

MApisoS, Wis. March %.
Tho Supreme Court to-day affirmed
,be last dtalt, and the right to draft for
cign bora voters, aud the validity oi the
soldiers suffrage law.
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CrxorSSATI, March 25.

NTNtTNNATIi H"fNH "V'
Gen. burnside was scrcnaded ut the
Enrnett House last evening. He takes
command OF this department.