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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-04-26

oHio DEATHS AT MURFRrEaBoRo. o.-The deaths
OF Ohio soldiers at the Murfreesboro hospitals,
rom the 18Th to the 2OIh, are as follows: L.
H. Taylor, Tenth Regiment; freeman Ferry,
twenty, first; Samuel Haley, Tenth cavalry;
John Manning, Fifty W. E Moore,
Ninety third
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-04-26

THE best advice that can be taken is to saus
your natural teeth and keep your gums sound by
using HUDsoN's UNRlNALLED TOOTH PASTE. Call
for il at studer'e. MsrpIe's, samuel's, Roberts,
wilson,s' Schueller's. Shaup's, Denig's, Ridg.
Ways, j. Fowlers, d. s., or at Druggists,
and ALL ''
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-04-26

The new Board, or Commission for the ee'.
Element Of military claims, has organized. Il
lie composed of State Treasurer G. Volney Dor
sey, Auditor OViatt Cole, aud Quarterma'ter-
General Geo. B. Wright. They will meet here
af er on w e1nes day of each week
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-04-26

The French mot Defeated at PuebIa,
New YORK, April 25.-The French steam
corvette Berthold, from Vera Cruz on the 7th
has arrived here. The commander says tina
the report OF the defeat of the French at Pue
bla is entirely erroneous. When he left all wal
quiet at Paebla
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-04-26
TO MARRIED MEN.

Or Those Contemplating Marriage.
THE undersigned will give information on very In
teresin0 and tn,portant subject, which will be valu
cd more than thousand times n cost BY every married
couple Of any age condition in life. The information
will DO sent BY mail to any address on tbs receipt Of Q!
cents (siIVsr) and ono red stamp.
All letters should be addressed to
oot3l-ly5hwdGw Bo,ton, ssw
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-04-26

MIas BATTLES and Miss Booker, two Of theae
cesh ladies confined at Heyl's Seminary, have
had an examir a,ion before U, 8. Commissioner
Galloway at Camp Chase. The Commissioner
recommends to the SeCretarXo OF War that they
be exchanged and sent beyond our lines.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-04-26
success Of tho Expedition TO Ceiina
HEADQUARTERS, LOUISVILLE, April 25.
To FL. w HnlLeck Waahinnton.

To Fl. W. Halleek, Washington;
The expedition to Celna was entirely sue
cessful. Col. Graham reports, through Gen
Hobson, that they destroyed the town, 100 ,00(
pounds bacon, 10000 bushels wheat; 10000
bushels corn, 1000 barrels -four, considerable
quantity Of coffee, sugar, tea, molasses and
other stores, and 40 boats, which bad been used
in transporting from Burkesville and other
points on the Cumberland.
The rebels report a loss Of ninety killed, but
Col. Graham is of the opinion that the mum.
Der is creator. We had one wounded and one
missing The result is highly cteditable 10 the
troops engaged. Indeed it was perfect sue
cess.
(Signed) A. E. BURNSIDE.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-04-26

IHE following quotation and commen tary
are from the Cincinnati Commercial:
The Indianapolis Gazette says:
esterday the fact broke upon this COM
mnnlty that General Carripgtou had been re-
sky" ' nun ''ea'
g II must have been equalto the explosion of 9
fifteen iuch shell. "
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-04-26

HEADQUARTERS 6TH Army CoRPs, BALTIMORE,
April M.-By telegraph from Gen. Milroy. |
learn that the expedition under Gen Elliott is
a success. They captured about twenty pris-
oners and some thirty horses. Nine rebels
were killed, We lost two killed.
(Sgned.) ROBERT c. SCHENCK,
General Commanding
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-04-26

New York Money Msrket-Aptil 25.
Money easy; large supply Of capital seeking invest
ment.
sterling Exchange hmer; more doing at I66@l67 for
hrst class bills,
Gold armer, opening at SIX, advancing to SAN, and
closing irregular at 53x@53X.
Total exports Of specie to-day, S565 e43.
Government stocks frm U. 8. 6s 'sI coupons lOs,<
7-3O Treasury notes l05H9106.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-04-26

New YoRK, April 25.-Rat,kis was convict
ed of the murder of Fellner.
There were two arrests made to-day for at
tempting to pass counterfeit Sc and Sc on the
bank Of Waltham, Mass.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-04-26
from mis- old eDffice-

Honaovea from mis- old Office.
Ds.A. D. WILLIAMS, W. broadway, near high It,,
Columbus o. has devotsd himself fora series Of Year,
70 hs treatment Of certain private diseases. Ho may bs
consulted ct hh once on Broadway near The szchangs
Bank
ianI9dh
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-04-26
New York stock nnrkat.-Anr,l OF

New York stock Market.-April 25.
Stocks better and fairly active. Chicago & Rock
Island OAK; Chicago Alton preferred so; Ohcaeo q
Northwestern 25K; Alton & Terre Haute 43K; Cieye
land & Toledo lO5k; Galena q Chicsgo 96K; oieve
land d Pittsburg IS; Illinois Central Scrip o4k; Pa
Erie preferred 100; q. g. year certificate 9eX Ten
nessee 6's CO., Missouri 6's 6.K; Californis r. 1870
Cleveland & Pittsburg 4lh bonds s2 Chicago North
western Cd bonds 81.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-04-26
AzZyM MANHOOD.
Bachelors Hair Dve!

THE BEST IN THE WORLD.
WILLIAM A. BAToHELOB's celebrated Hair DYE
produces color not to be distinguished from nature
warranted not to injure the Hair In the leas r.mede,
the III effects Of bad dyes, and nvigontes the Hair for
lie. GREY, RED, or RUSTY HAIR instantly turn.
splendid Black or Brown, leaving the Hair soft and
beautiful. Sold by sll Druggists, etc.
III Tho genuine 10 signed WILLIAM A. BAToHl-
LoR, on tho Jour sides OF each boa.
Factory No. 81 Barclay street,
Uate 233 Broadway and 10 Bond street,)
may29-dawly NEW YORK.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-04-26

WANTED-From 6 to 10 boarding horses at
simonon's Exchange. Price 50 so Der week.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-04-26

THERE are At present about four hundred
secesb prisoners at Camp Chase.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-04-26
WADSWORTH HOUSE.

AD'UaEnN1 y y; =; NJ 4. EEMThAL' ' LAKE SHORE AN
The Most Conusnient House in the City.
THE wadsworih House has recently been Painted,
l. Prescoed and return ished throughout and is now
OF the best appointed Houses In the State. Its prox.
unity to the principal Railroad Depos renders 1t parc.
ulary desirable to travellers stopping places while
none OF the old prejudice which has existed against
Passengers will observe the House on entering the de.
pot. Look on the righthand side Gong rung on the
arrival Of the train. Twenty minutes allowed in chang.
ing baggage good Restaurant IL attached to the House.
at the end the Depot Accommodations for three HI
dred guests.
mchl1-d6m
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-01
Tho End vi French inicitenticn.

Tie (oarter ies Lfats IHts Of se.-
to-day IN rling publish 5 Inc following
Il c.il .cotc:
lit lma.4entcerisol Y Is from Prs
aa.iorz tic 10 that tic mills q
Tie La epa Lave mo hit 10 the French
Mini ter al " .,Llngion a iteth Dispatch
l4nm II. Drouyn 4. l. iin,s, aud III an
.wer 10 thai q Mr. Seward # the Oh OF
i,ebfuary lat.
The tore Il H. dispatch i, We are IN
formed, lrm aul dignlted, While re-
ma,tiag within the Iimi a'ioas 81 am g
able relations. The Cabinet oil The
Tuillcrios cal r,ss,s lts regret, that the
! ,ionaii. ai, eli dictated lis coun.e's o.
/ The Oh 0, Jltutry Was not better a pre-
] hend,a All welcomed, ai,l adds that
notwithstanding. Il 9 alguaehts aadhet4
/ IL Mr.. seward, the Imperial Gttrn
mi III { snlinnes IL VIEW tic matter IN ihs
sime Il. ~ l.,lles j hy tho failure 4
! her II IL II IN the OBJ .,ton- Of anlt'
i able lnf,rpt {. II Whic bad entered 4.
i 70 hef .aimcr :, ,npa Ii es FIR I'll. mites
] ~.alts, tfsucc -estnnes With ir.ici lhs
! i, laede u II m.fie spectator, rs'gh :
~ Ii III, al wi iene,f r.h euiint
! A.tSel t. tuiiowng lie course Il events
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-01

. habit mot Oaey eV"e'see
.,;oa. Int efcn fasE>1IAL 10 us STA
.u,ry 20 regard tho administration a.
.,v lime EXISTING as distinct and spa
,,fe from. TIC qorernu.rnt it,eif and 10
eanca.s Inc proceedings Of The ore
WliHOUrTlloTGilT OF Dlsioi-
Ally 10 TUE OTHER This i high
authority, 1t " lanela,c that admits
Of no egnivocation net ihe least. y
il cla,es tho right OF disagrceiiS WIN
Tic President, and condo nEirg his - :
Whom. az n carrying with II The sn'>
;eioa If disIo{a',y. The abol'iionit'
ella m Iii. right for themselves, but mort
pos lively do icy deny i 10 Others. an
aL,,s,,hi,l my dl.sg-ce WITH tue Pres
,.c,t ard deuounee him .satia.of AID
an i.l.bcai. ubwor y Of tie slpf or
), cyau,euaace, AID IT Is AL t'gl', ~
j .mucta. ASSEM- ei tic sem fl5h'
lie i. ilandc ly these &c f.gh'e, u
u urteiani. a. y traitor 70 Tie govern
men,. and 4 ssmpa'li rai Il tehelilon
/ LIT Democrats take ~ i Of sacL Us
nunetalioa,. Thtif coaiss i pan. an'
NAV t:.y never satfle iiom II, elthe
10 Tue .lsht Or T. lie lit.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-01
DEALk TIE Ae ; !!

THE FOLLOWING NAMED SOLDIERS,
/ enlisted tor Did ktgiWeuts, have deserted
iron. camp Mcclellan, I.senport. iowa:
IAkLt.- GOk os, born 10 Tsnewee county
Micbg. H. % years I'D. m,chiuist, etli-t, Nov.
18th, 81. nj ,,svenl III, by Cspt VIM purs.i, 'H
three years. Gray eyes, auburn hair, u nd com
rl.x az, r. Ia inches ID lie. hit. deserted 90
sunday tue 2..t lay Of December ls62.
ALsERf IL ilL horn in hc.iebry counfJ.
ill'nois 20 yes,- I'D, occupa ION fmer, enlist
"a Nos. - o, - 2. At davenport, by .spt N
l'utseil iot tbtee y,nrs bue eyes, tr, wn hair,
nvtih comp KIN. ) # 5j4 in,h.e high, deserted
ON ounda , me 2ist Il n.eember. 10 -.
ALbEKt PRINCE, born In Frederick county
rnrslan, Il years I'D farmer by utcu, alton. en-
iis,ri -rpleinner g~h 1867 III heokuk, by MrJ y
mbim !ieiknas, for 5e,s; has grey eye,
-ttwn HAIR, AIR coml iex'on, b tcet inches hlSh
for The 18TH lntanrI
j. L. BRAut.N, born in Decatur county. lDdi-
ana. aged % yea ., by occupation a farmer, Gu
listed at davenport, Iva, august To- has hb1s
eye-. black har and dark coaplexi,n height
t.et 10 ltcnes.
ulLliaM Is JONES. born in 0r4rga county
New soIk, aged "a years ~ occupation Car
peuter, .n3-l,j III IL, City, Iowa. July 81 has
b,gok e,es, sanuy hair and DARK complexion
height 5 tee tscnes.
JuuN hUCGiiEN, born in Hardin county
Ohio, agei ~ year, ~ occupation "a farmer. ell
listed a. davenport, Iowa aept.vbet 20, has gpej
eyer hight hair ana light complex.on, height
iest Il y inchee.
A. oLe apprsbon ling any one ,r all Of .it
soldiers. viii - paid al reasonable cost o. trans
purtatiou and suosl tencc, toge' her With rewdr,
oi I've dVllag- VIII said DIES, rter. are returned Il
he Com Lsniing officer OF Csmp N;Ci Han.
l.. LltlLta,
C,p,.in FL iowa llfantty. ;ommsndiug CAM
a.f l.lisn Dave, put pte % lsh2 ef
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-01
The Alleged efos a.iOn OF liatua =
a0msms M in sss u - 70 - r@ys esessSs
Of tho Lac r Asc W.T.. DC mocrne.


rhc Alleged of0s a.i0n Of I.uav
Cansm.>ssass .s y ,ssac,..s
/ M.rcboa
70 the Edi'of Of 'he on'eaR' ''"
The ahicas' 1',oa, W. -"
inh., has - -. c.
AaGisoh, VIZ
Solomon. ol .ha' = 49, 4, -.
~ ,r.;.la p.mo,ov cl,,or II III.
an""" :" -, - l., y;.n,.o.,l
49, N,,,nn,eers. oi.cn HIM TO /
!, .,,,;,, On tie ,tafl Ct /
n"1o !" ~ 80 !, nn,,lisbed /
w. l.,gna,e ,,nbeco,n.
ot,.cra and gentleman, ard DIS
| - :. IL. ....nn.en, OF tue L. /
..,,;,,,,ea au,i or,tirs'
~. ~, ,.L,s TO make few
NJ,
II NJ pono,ov whose head has
,..,.l fnm ,ie body vita ,his
~ ), - e ,,,,-,n,a am no.
-. ..,,,.,.'. s,nir nor never have
~. ~ I .rmi.s, n from Gov
: ..r h.,.Ihal am no, al
. ,;e' ,.etsl.te. .c,v ce nnd.,
= : '.,,...,sn I'm any Governor oi
w,.sa.>,, no, have ever been. I'll.
$50 -. since. ,tsied ,htt |
= .oa.l IN, The do.nme,t
a., l,h, | nov rIsn IL
-, - ...,n,.',I comnanv. SQUAD.
49," - eve, 70, m..s,nea
.aa,.,.l The commission
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-01

CSs ,eas given Tor fxicg tie eye
y. sons a3,e - dat Il 20 III
al q! 10 years i, Int P,e,ilep,
!. acai''s SUI j. lctween there two ages,
IA III. m,,her could not endure The
onghl .. hrson hay ~ TO be engage i
u The rv,cc o ~. country in such a
i',sg'e' bic a"e dangerous capac y -
6IAt.ux The r.bslA
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-01

We are sl.d 10 see The snbioiocl par
ig,aph IN the -itba"y -l,gas Of a recent
,.t.,, since We obs, ned, few days c..-
arr, nl,c4'ious il lis columns, AZ We
bought, 81 adhesion to different poll.
Is:
~ I'll { restoration Of the Unicn and
he man efiance the constitution, tue
democracy wiiI sursoit a vigorous var.
i5ut whom any let oi men strive To III.
! lace incm 10 give their means and
tBeir lives 10 u var Tor The anuihila, On
i sl,ve,Y aid The sui legation or de. Q
al ~ Of lie South. they will make =
nc Ii .ie,s ,it3.t'
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-01

TnE Bpif.lo Lauricr arms that
Charles i. Brown (Afiemus Ward) has
'eiyedsver, ti,eoiler rom esper e, ID
an re poLs'le peities, 10 6, 70 Eng
-ltd @iia u some Ieciuic." The 4 lie
meulio"eI foe BIZ departure y some
tine II h.xt 5 p.,mbe., and il is rropa
tit IL tual accept tbc piof osiliou.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-01
SOUND REASONING OS 10y ALLY

An intelligent writer in Pni'alc.
rlia rap.r, discusses tic III Jset 4 10y
slsg and d,s.oyaiy IN the following can.
cid ANA a.e,riminailve si,lt. lie .sy-:
In tacorv, All parties wnnIl consents
10 accept T,ench's delin ton which We
lave quoted) -lut not ~ II pract &C
lsc.s d.y men ar denounced as dis
Loyal Why reean-e 'lcy are III
t,mp alhy ~itl IL soalh. NJ. i
cause tley arc opposed 10 The war
No. Because they woald have The va
coad acted with less N."i7 M. ihei
great comp att Is that II Las been w
the lrieud. ot tlastlyl NJ. The,
won,d hsi, lts removal, III any We AMI
GU TAI = Ma, rs a boon IL uautt t'aii.
.a.ue + tie county. Nhertit. .aen.
les tl,lf 'iislo,6ty" WLs, thy r.
MT le,lf - sanction al nc measures
VIII. lie slpln stf .iian las Al. I. eel
tor carr,isr II h "ar IAty III III
cHi-a between ALL tAistin5 ad.nlhlsffa
len - tila government. In Oen>t-
i.lftn i n..t Tie. paramount Il tag
: NY ~ - 80 80 - -
# ,rf...d :.
,bt.4,,b Two wna i N4!! e.dly a.
tafet..a 4 Ia ri. i admit Ia i inat
~ Is. s>tla ~ my . TN att. IL
CO.. e. = =. h'.'o = = 49, IS
,e#a#t tApf .asttn nee II III II, j. q nfa
-, s.,11. ,aet j.
Jtaan. Ir Mc Eniolt ~. sai,I7 qroa
TIE GoHsa,etton /. and q aS5ae @e
Co"st'ta{t'H . Z" '@ots. .A4 GH.2.. "tf0
.sP tm'a'c' 't'"'tHt"
80 ,.,,a - 81
rnam have ,heerta,iy piyea th.,emouc, .
ihes son, sud lhcr~ tole aat.use "
tac supper e he wat. Tie! 4 +
."'5<" w" "'si3N - ~ s.ie'' ;
,a,",, i m are ,i@,l.t s, III ,l,li,-
ii n#or loye.'ty. mar c.,insq.u IL t,3t
really celebr.aei state tarcr -. mol
lH} - ~ win tle 4les'l y. ~ "aat
taJ, ;..;.. f..'.i,, Ill.
,.frt IN. ,psi3..l lfl,.H vi,eo,,,
tai i. ny ib.@ n ~ oth,r stsei..g
n.c,s e~t : adm'n - ton. ~ NIX
''ic t@a'es o. q every IT ~ ".asi"is-
I :. -" -, c.ry..,, II. t,,c, -,
-
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-01

IL E,s,on DUNG the year 1862, there
weic * case where a white woman
va marued 10 colo.el man, hut no,
one Of a marriage between u willie man
and ce.oiel woman.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-01

Tr- Navy D,pu,m, ~ =, ilst dis
cird iscil III serious oil nm !, ow
~ 10 The slurdlEess u .ll ltoL>,Gc -
Iummodera C1as. Stcwat Some time
since, &ou.,css ma IT, LIN 4 tag officer,
Oh nj, ry OF Ss.5uo year. a recent
= i u = ouole1 INN 10 the ank II
I.eat- Admir- /, on All Income OF s. 500 q
year. A. the list law Mas never :, peal.
Cd. the 81 eio Ia i to appreciate the
advantage f paying s. 90 Tor an emp,
" title. Secretary Wcll,s seat hin. a
commission, which was most courteous
IL returned. a second was declined
wl,h gtace-and ] learn to-day that a
tii,d has been cxquisiteIy refused. A
captain in The Navy, 90 Thursd,y last j,
asked tie FIsg.oiiccr how tic matter
~oui end. II never surrendered any
thing gwen me 10y The Gavcr,nsn,,
replied the Captain OF the CoLs,i ullor,
aud Am not gong 10 contract q bad
habit now
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-01

TnE s.. Louis RepaLftca. ststcs that
the conditon OF tic people OF South
W.s, Missouri p s,,i,ely alarming,
they teing 81 destitute as 10 Le 10 dan.
ger vi actual starvation.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-01
~. ScrltO.

EROH CAMP 1T NDEsSnOTT, ON THE
Il II ght oi The llth ms JonS A. tI-DUS a
,aivatu % 60, h, 6tn losa Ca.sHy. sald MS.
don u tSrnty-hvc ye.ra u age, u g feet .i- mt
aud three ieattns inches high blue Dyes, $40 y
nair iair canpleaou brn Ia the state OF Yer
maut, eulstep At Marion, low a, Tor three yeats
Had on whel he lett cilzen's pants and coat
aud soldier black felt hat.
Said hsdDn oc bright my horse abo2t
ilz hands high, saddle mark on IL side,
branded L. 5. on lett shoulder, and X on .eit
hir.
A reward will be piid for tie app-ehensio
and ariisefy o. said :don and no 6 to any of ,
hcer who Will re ain them Til secured by ,he
proper suthorlits; or proportiona.c reward
will be aid fot tn. delivery OF either.
By order II -. s. WILSON,
Col. comd. 9 n Iowa Cav.
r. l. MILLER, Adt.
IAsY nsspsr SNORT, Davenport, IowaJ
March 10 b, 1863.
mch IL
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-01
Public SAFE.
Ny1iLl BE SOLD Us
Thursday, April Cd, 1863,
al the residence of g. X. BARD,
corner Of Scott and ID Streets
his entire stock Of
nou,ehOld Furniture,

censis. NJ Of prior, dining.room. chamber and
kiich furniture, cdfp-ts. stoves tihware, rock
ery-w ware. bath house \ ufes IL also oIice ii (.
iafes 81. con.is III. Of sale. desk, c.ock, stoves
together win iuub-r wagons, hafn.ss, hres,
cfo-s.ent sas. snlyrs foik-, donrs, b inds. sash.
sLI1ry mauiitng-, n.ouuiings. &c aud pix
huu Z lx :. s,sua istInY oi : Tour barrel cauafen
eeflles ~th iafniture s0mpieie. ! I'd @ oleis ahd
sff4fBes>. .leave :, sttncf, oks. benches, buck
cts fra Ks tvsetn.I ~tth ) barrels rat.
safe - Commence NJ IL o'clock \. when
terms ui'i /. u.ade KIN WHY
G. X BARD.
S.s PArEEa surtioneer II b 3a.t |
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-01

Great Wc.lrrm Brewery

,:,HE IRGFRtkToRS WILL DsLIv.R IL
l Davenport o. iso>k i.lanl ther relm and
Amber Ales ard Porter a. The following cab
price: y escnt use Ate and Porter. nv tue Lbi II.
:. o.: b. { /, Is 10 quarter 81 90 ITO, L
Ale N. lor.er, ~ tho Lol.. 49, halt tbl,
s4.5, quarters, s. IS.
@. 4 H. SEVERN.
neh ,7..n
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-01
ROCK ISLAND, ILLINOIS.

I'll wishing to purchase good Machine are In
Y ted to ea.mln, hi, befoie pure a-ing else
where. Narraatsd one year. W.T.. proper usage
PglCE. $lO.-HkAMrk 15. RAsTAk a. LxTkA.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-05
Cro,,, San ErauciS %.

SAN FEANcIsoo. Friday, Jtn T. IVY.
The Treasurer "A, Sacramento comn'hc"d paying
The interest both on the cty and county bonds. yes
,erd ". al 10 o'clock in the loren on
There was not money enough in the Treasury to
nav ali the interest dne on the city bonds.
TIE interest on The State and san Frdnti-co h0nos
il being pad.
ArIved. hip SO Serpent, from New York
Arrived chip Archer q ON Bo.tou
The reports ir,m the Colorado mines contnn- 70
excite the outhern couD'ies Of thi. STATE.
Mills are beng erect. 20 develop silver mine re-
cently Uncovered hfiy miles above fOri Mobave,
only six GILES from river navigation.
Eleven mills have been sent to the State Range
silver MINES situated 100 nie from Los Angeles.
Many leleve thar the mines on the sOu'h.t astern
border OF m. State Will rival the Washoe mines.
Arrived ,hiys Ocean E1pe,s, from Nes.Yofk and Pre-
nsr. from Bstm're.
The chip MONDAY, from Boston, arrived of this
port yesterday, but ran on sunken rock not known
Heretofore to nsyieators eight miles wet Il Iarru
lous Island ard speedily sunk to the near top nlzeG
mast The otirers snd crew escaped IN small boat,
merely saving their personal baggage.
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The Charges Against the Metropolitan
Police Con,ruissioncrs-Thc Failure OF
the misiOnrs TO Respond.

AIBASY Saturday Jan. >, lVJ
The New-York Police Commissioners did not ap'
r.a a, . o'clock, and Gov. Seymour postponed the
consideration Of the matter until o'clock, for the
pnrpose of giving them al opportunity to be heard
should they 81 desire.
ALBASY, Saturday Jan. 3-p. nj .
The Police Commissioners failing to appear at b
o'clock. the Governor stated that he had received
protest against Lie proceedings from the Commits
sioners.
Mr.. Bauvelt, on behalf Of the complainants, pre-
rented several afidavit'
Gov. seymour received the af1davits, and holds
the matter under consideration.
A lsrge number of prominent New-Yorkers were
in attendance.
The Mersags Of Gov. Seymour will be sent IN to
tie Legi,h.tue on Wednesday if it should be organ
ized on that day.
A considerable struggle is being made for the post
ton of Police Justice. made vacant by the election
Of Controller Brennan. Capt bowling ia the mos'
prominent applicant, but 10 appointment VIII ne
made until Official notice il received OF the vacancy
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The Lntest, per Asia.

TIE TIMES has a dspanSing article on lIalleck's
official report, and disputes its veracity.
The Dairy News dilates with great satisfaction
on the proceedings Of the N.wYork Chamber OF
Commerce in regard to the Lancashire sufferers
II says the movement is proof only of Deep gen.
uine sympathy for their suffering kinsnen, but q
good feeling toward the Queen and the country at
large, and believes the sympathy to be new bond
OF union.
The llammonia from Southampton to-day, takes
40 600 stand Of arms Cor New-York.
IL is rumored in Paris that rs soon as the French
obtain any decided success in Mexico the Emperor
will order home the troops.
Tho gale sill prevails around the English coast,
with loss of life but nothing serious has happened
to American shipping The John Clark, for Balti.
more Grace Darling, for San Francisco aud Rich.
ard Alsop, for Baltimore, all from Liverpool, put
back Goth.
PARIS, 2lsr.-The Moniteur says some journals
exaggerate the tendency OF the cOurso Of France.
when Offering mediation in America, and entirely
misunderstood its character. Tho Mon,teur adds
that the New-York Courier des Etats Unis of the
18th Of November demonstrates that the overtures OF
France are disinterested and opportune and careful
Of tho rights 1nd 'uscpieili!ies Q! lhc belgeseats