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, 1863-04-03

33uInlshcd them substantial reasons for their
lcnlency; Such men will be known: soma
eicnt. '1s "Ase - suo4-
hentuckians! should the enemies of vonr
eeount1y 60 dare an invasion Of the soil purchased
by the blood Of your fathers, and cndeared tn
yon " all the memories Of tic past and hopes
Of thy future rally to Its defence, bringing WITH
}Gn Inc nat,iotism ut and courage win which
tory, been synonymous. Rally! and the IN.
Fadcr vii! be taught 4 lesson which viii Sc
cure you in the future from similar outra-c
By command Of Brig. Gen. White rom,
manling Eastern ken,ac ~o'1'
Il. CURTIS, Jr., Capt and 4, A,G.
, 1863-04-03

Pnoy1nEScE, April o.-The Republican
Cuionists carried every town in the Eastern
Congressional District, except Newport. JAS.
about :a,so0 majority. Thcs. 4. jerks (Re-
publican Union) elected to Congress from the
Eastern District by about 100 majority.
Nathan T. Dixon {Rcpublican Cnion) is elect
cd from the Western District By about 900
majority. The Legislature stands on joint
ballot, supporters Of Mr.. Smith, 7G; oppo.
nents, &c vacancies, 6.
, 1863-04-03
The Exchange of Prisoners.

E1lc EXCnHH+-C OF EF1sONer9.
FORTRESS MONROE, April Tho steam.
host Netamora left Fortress Monroe for City
Point lat night, with 1000 prisoners for
exchange.
100 rebel prisoners. They soon start for City
Point. ,.
The State Of Maine has arrived from City
Point with 1000 prisoners OF war, including
twelve officers. Also eight civilian prisoners.
, 1863-04-03
Seizure Of boots for .teM. Davis
md Night Gowns Tor Mr4. .1cfl..

md Night Gowns Tor Mrs. .1cfl.
BALTIMORE, March G0.--A carpet bag was
seized By the Provost Marshals officer to-day,
while on the way to Richmond, and was found
TO contain packages addressed to various dis.
tinguished indiyiduals:in rcbeldom. from Bal
timore seccssionists. Amongst other things
two fine linen night~gowns clabor:.tely embroi-
dcred, "a present for Mrs. jeff Davis from
some Of our feminine rebels, were found, It
has been suggested to send these night gowns
fo Mrs. Lincoln.
, 1863-04-03
M N. i. BUFFERS d co.
NOTICE OF REMOVAL.

The rapid increase Of our busire7s requiring greater
facilities. have taken the elegant and sPacls1s
stores
103 and los Dearborn Street,
Corner Of Washington we'll known a. Portland Block
The facilities for Displaying Furniture md all
ktns Of Merchandise oa1 the lcalftT for the
tim Of the auction Business in i'll tf@ branches -spa+
s. anF stand in the city. where shat! give eT-
ParticuiuE attention viii he give. the sale Of Zeal
Estate: aud Of Household goods, at dwellings Or an5
part Of the cftr,
Regular sales Of Furniture. Bo.ts aa.t Saoes- D:1
Goods. Clothing Crockery. Glassware. Grocet.s4 &C.
every week at our sale rooms
Liberal cash advances made On eoE:t-anen!s OK a.;
kinds Of Merchandise, AL sales made tot eA@os 211
Immediate retrrns made to consiSnors.
n business transactions strictly G9nnnenttal
mt1eaoi4w ". L. IL Ills q ~.
, 1863-04-03
Another Traito1. Cnu.ht.

Another Traitor Caught.
PoRrIASn, March 31,-Captain Jahez G.
Rich, Of Gorlmm, Me-, formerly Of the United
States Marine corps, now in rebel Marine
corps, was arrested in Gorham to-day, and
conveyed to Fort Prcble hy Provost Marshal
Elliott, under orders Of the Secretary Of
War. &c claims to be paEoled prisoner.
, 1863-04-03

New YonK, March 30.-Emory Purdy, OF
the firm Of Pnrdy and Tyson, SO Bowery, com.
mitted suicide to-day, By cutting his throat
with a penknife.
, 1863-04-03
The Wur in Western Tfr~1n7n.

PHILADELPHIA, April a.-A special dispatch
from Cincinnati, to-day, says: Moaday last
Jenkins rebel cavalry dashed into Pt, Pleas
ant, Va, al the mouth Of the Kanawha, eained
possession Of the Court House, fred seven
houses, plundercd others, and burned se1erA
, 1863-04-03

NEw YoRK, April2,--A grand demonstra-
tion Of Union Leagues is announced for the
lltl inst, the anniversary of the attack on
Sumter. Loyal Leagues throughout the
country are inyited to send delegates,
, 1863-04-03

Scnncn for the Mississippi Fleet
NEW YORK. April 2-Several hundred sea-
men left for the Mississippi dotilla yesterday.
, 1863-04-03

MECHANICS SAVING BANK
Iva OF CHICAGO.
No. Clarx Street, Loomis' Block, siz doors
from South Water Street.
Tls Institution will receive fr Saving IT one
dollar alt: Ea-d, from Mechanics. L1h1te-s. Mar
lied Women. and Others r7oa which Interest Will he
paid TT the rate Of rcr cert rer Annnsn Accounts
o:entd with Co!PcEat:ons. Firms o. 1nds!iuals E1
chaE:e nn New Yo-E AMI Germany for SHE. Cotfec-
lions promptly rcrtted for md money sent 10 any
,cs ,g'yst r5,ess 3rId i"E Eo:s:En D19ts
sd Sst11isy nights. CHAS. T. HGGGS President.
IAzK1L E. ALEXANDER. Cashier. Ap3 c: It ne:
, 1863-04-03

Iflfinlo 1Inrl,or Open.
BrFrA1o, April 2.-The harbor Of Butfllo
is open.
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Cn.r;l.ltsaox. Ang.. 10.

IT FFI7TsIf = AfF'- =
The en- mv's laad ba'tcrle. werc
popndlngtm ~ ~ > ,mplrr throughout
yes erday alt tae heavy Parro / / uns.
om iaratif ly Il tie tirlng asan.t Hag
ncr on Which tie cnem can make 40
IMPRESSION wha ever. monitor engaged
Wasner ye-terd y altc noon, but was
on driven of. No casualties anon & our
tr ops yesterday. !. s. night was da,k
and windY AMI :, firing ook pace, bur
A. dy gt thls morning the cnern, Z
i'Arrstt eans reopen d on Sampler filrl
quite rapidly TIA 3 still con inues, ou
James Island batteries are replying br isk
t.,
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LATEST NEWS
By 7'ELEG R4dI,H.
our SPECIAL DISPATCHES.
latest from Cha rlcslOn.
illc kEOIal ba ral lIMeMt Still
Continues.
Rebel Reports.
Steamer New xBrunsWick
Stranded.


NEW J DIRK, Aug, II.
A letter dated the 18th from Morris
sland to the Heran states that the
lrc Of our batter es sllll continue The
uasonfy Il sumter is slill falling and
umh!Iug 70 pieces.
The III bel flag was shot away twice
~ the lsth, tut WAS ,ep aced.
violent storm ragged on the 18th
md continue % the 10th. The sand
h,uc'ie> however, have rot perfect rang,
tid are dciuohsh ng ih" wall, the hoies
Il i ePt i, iis>ures = ideld Il and the
'ha>m. multlpllca hundred fvld ne
ye.lcrd \. he Parnpct cor pet, II dc
"h.hed, and IL, butn ITS al h. south
ast ansie re nsos y torn away, and
ccchcs mud through Win Ii our pro
actIee tlt crushing he oppo tie wall.
pcscttcf- ate to 'hc cilcc' q nj onI
~ t. OH sumter was ter idle, aud that
lnr men VAS K led ,nd SIX in " as,a"
On NJ MAY the rebel batteries u
! mes ls'nhd cont pu,d heavy firing bul
without much damage.
Anoth ltt,ei II the goth to Tie Ter
nd SAWS ii IN ono end OF our Iues 10
other our guns arr pouring III thri,
tirc aaah-l The atge wall OF Sumter, hut
I lll hollis ther. 1t wtl be grad
nal y tori t. ietes
li,c lroa ials moved mp ab.ea.t II
,pnter LIST III nnp. but heavy ~
rc,ebled thrIr opc aung, tho paie e.
lay Il sgbsid1n4. More guns ~ole noun
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- 80 .
Nisw YO

NEW oKE, Au@ -
Richmond papers contain tne follow
ny di.pateb.s
CnAn, Esros Ane. -
All d,y yesterl y TIE b ,mbardmen
was more fur Gus than any prev lis da,
ston-ieos, six N ni'ors and Elk gu boals,
~ t. al ibc enemy land ba terlc4, o en-.
81 on Wagner at day break, throwing
70 hclis every minute at our work..
THIS cont nacd t II II O'Clock, when
lhe tleei aud laud batteries turned thcir
sttenil,n 10 sumter.
lrots'des aud six moui o's approached
within tn, four,hs ~ "a mile of >umtc,
tnttctcd vigorously NJ inst the
son b iace. sumter rcpl Ell br, ky from
her hatbelle gums.
The eon esf la-tci about three hours,
when he hect hayn beu struck very
often, stood out Of ~, &c wiih ilags al
hnlt inst j. i supposed some high
Yankee officer had been k He'd
The emv's band batter q Of 200-
pouudef- tarrot guns kent up constant
ire yesterday etcning and III Last nlgbi
against Sumter.
The sualties at Sumter ye-'crd '
"a ! killed d Is wounded nj Wag
ucr, killed aud ~ woa nded Amono
q" Killed vas apt. W amplef, shlot en-
ein,cr u Wapner.
Cnnnona ~aa resumed ii day
b'cak his mer ing, aud a, 0 O'Clock VA
progressing " IN grea, vigor.
bltcries Gfigs- and Wagner unim
paired.
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inhe'iheaao toith '"onp 'uf'' ~ etl@ e"st iof-
tour u ehalns "nd u on hset 2oJ ilhksito 'ho
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a'ro "iha 81 iV' u 4 ~e 90 or ie aiso
| 49, thof tiaa ~ -" r'oi ~ MP "hh rang"
ai"issatd, aud de"rihud aa lunr. 70 VT he-
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| huuuiei pnd sisty two ~ ie"t below the point
u intorsoct N with SAL rfcf oi the GENITAL limo
! ot Nhlpello avenue 81 ihr lHiu town oi Rocking
! ham te M point oi intersection having u largo
| cottonwood tfee bentihE nprtA twtnty three aud
quarter ~ degrees cast Hni defiant bincty-
iSur 90 tnas from the point oi interreeuon J,
| ibsnos Ior'h trtj tiS ttp trgioes west eight
huadfed aud iwanty -nihc tN@P iost, thsnee south
| ,won y-i1ur - degree Wra' ono hundred and
touri oan llal let, thence norm ixy ak degrees
wcrt twc hundred an thli it@-srsep 43' ioet,
thence north wehiy tour "a degrees east three
hundred and seyantJ hvc 30 f.e' 10 centre 81
-'ld "anPel,on nv noa lhs.c" WIN eenue % snid
avenue North sixy-Ex ttb d'Rfee@ west 'iIty
| 500 )tcot, thoaee south t"oDiy tour t2ij degrees
| wet lour hundred aud t"sniy ~. ta2s) feet,
tnonce north stxty-stx ftbl degree ~'st
hundred aud forty -hse iahi eei thence south
| wenty four "a d. ros- west ono hunoied and
| eighteen llsl ieet, thence North sixty SIX G6
| degrees VS. three hundred Hnd fourteen 3i4
| tret, thence north t~rny iout a degrees east
fy- hunarea and forty (5aUJ ttctto he centre limo
Of said " appslio avenue, taonce Win sad centre
the nor, ssty SIX, 90 degrees west ,oa POINT
tnrty (5o) links n.rtb tom the centre post oi said
sueuon NJ eight (b), thoLcr sonib 20 said centre
PIT, thence : u h twenty eur ga degree. west
'hr,y-iouf 80 obaius toriy seven I / snks,
thon,e soath tixty-s 600 d .gree' east twenty
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NEW \ DIRK, Ang. "a.

The Hra'a's Washington dispatch
state lhai Lee has been receiving rem
tnrcemc'ls tie past week, and Is evident
" p'cpatil to attack ~.
Scouts rcport the enemv making prep
arai NJ Tor m early canpa,gti, aud enn.
templates movement elmlinr IL THAT
malc lal August
DeNrrtcIs corfotorutc this intelligence,
On ce,aas VS. recently engaged on
Tie euemt + Hank.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-08-24

NorICE. having can iibu
tions OF cream, fruit cake, Re Tor tie d,n
Peach festiy al ior the benef of the -. bay.
enp,rt Union Mission SUNDAY school A. cor.
FER favor ng ltavi them at Hetropelitnn
Hall on "Wednesday morning. Ill are Iagit't
TO contribute whether visited ty a.t.,itus
committees or lot Ticke,a can be pltaanra
OF q. @ r!unmer or ). IL. starr AJtnls ion
10 cents
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lAIka Ann ~

Gen. Grant and rar, OF his stall came
up on the steamer Far kun to-day they
viii make but sl ort stay aud return.
a il Cen 'lh mas plso arrived.
The steamer City Of Madison, ammn
"'tion boat, blew upa few daya 400 at
Vickshnie. 4 ncgr, dropped percus :
81 u sh i which caused the explosion.
More than iity persons are reported
killed.
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tLrANIIp q kN,W uF TlE VII ltt-
W .nyufs AAf. ! 'tkY wno lett -" ehuoi
~ tho el~ttf~ ai Guh,t'y n~mo tSn - three
eneNr nga nHd ha nut h,en hesrd tr'm sthee
She u. tb4ttrs ~ old, bl 'oh hl,f aud 81 80 a
II nuiiin hetgbt dHy Iniortne tsn - III.
whetcnbtsH - setj gitl pout 30 tdis uiice, sill Ia
statciully appreciated bs "~r 'oue ins moshof
aR2idwl NultA rob ! .Lyees, i53s
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I +E CIT Y.
r#" See Fourth Pdoe.

SHIPMENTS by rail-, f'om Davenport,
FIR the 9>es ending Argqs' % Go hu
wheat 0oo hu barley. 27o bhls fl ar, 20
tons com meal
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The steamer Maple Leaf arrived I, on
oif Challesta u, Thursday, AT WHICH ii me
the Sunte.s guns ~eie silcnccd and
scvcral breeches were made IL the all
There is no douh' but that the rcl), Is
will sur euder Sunfer.
The monitors were clos e under tn,
guns and b, the aid Of our sharpsho ote,l
had nearly silenced the ene ny.
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JrsNrN Y mnla, CalapLeIl, Aonlro.o.


F3E III. MIX kNUiAG krCV.T - 1sf3,
tfeo, otoa,etf oesereot so,s. uaderase dotci,an
u fhf 5sfAtsk9hetn IN sfttet~.n md. u. Gra00i6
LoHcge, " Ioae EusaR rL,la Laatadf, u 81
'orH Lony,nde l3.8s Hcsf HeIqs atots q +
ta t3f feet
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AlEMpII ). Anr. 2.

NEMPII :, AHt, z.
Capt. Jamts " Davis, Of Gen. Lo
gaus' s'aI pas -cngcr ~ tie stesmcr
Guy 4 AIon. lie remains over IN.
I'll Aondas - addrts the both lis. 10
Aimrut ut Gr1manlown.
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and State street, BOSTON, agents ia e
aud authorized to take advertisements aud saa4cr
tons for us at our lowest rates
q. H. ScRYEA % Dearborn street. Chicago is author
Ied to receive sdvertisements for this paper
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VEL Dosk, CuY FAfHhA, Inc,
Nes special me.tac Of tae Cry Council .,
>rturiay risht TO take iutc confederation th
p"laon II ] u. Barr ws, prayng fr tn
/ 5ius do"n d i eide track 10 ni4 mil 10 I'll
.oie hin 70 receive gram recais from ia.
ctrs, into bis mil AID s'np ileus ftom Ito MI
&iihoui hauling b, wagon /; anj. ulss to con
-lies the io@a street wei casa.
i aHorls - pie4eare - ute that GOO,
s-usr pres4ilei II ita daiibtta I'LL. pe-
t,ton y III Burrows was gtanted wituou
aus opposition worth noticing thlsie az
oui4 he. Whas c.tGsua o4a mean Is try
ins to discourage Aouo enl.fpris, la NOR.
,n@n We eau aecoanl tur Claarly eide track
~ Mr. Burrows mitl prejud,c-- the intetce,,
"or nara the srjo}meat ~ any one. tut ~ III.
co Iap - . great advantage to HsIut a.
latiag interests, ana A. aoch aN9oll meet {
.earY appfovl W. ar- rraafed Il u,
tlat egesy emotrai II ,re co4nei stooa aru.
q, the Gtetsets oi th. city.
AXae tne ~ the Iowa 9lrest se~er e.ae,
VIA va ch our r.sc,rs ase 3tt4y fs4.tar
IL, question came up ~ the fpl.aaing ssa,r;
A4e,mAn heUarn od.rnd the i0iIoWtrg.
Af.ottd tkat tte -fr II Cana.is.i sr ua-
uef " dnte.4a u aQct. Con- 49,. br
aasl,si - eomptetr the eAten.luu IT the
,e4et on Iosn sttret-- work t0 III ao. ~
Jl,ltx 10 me ii - rr.,ortsi ~ sc4 - m
~ iss at the ttst Regular meeting u In.
.aAneI p'ot.asd 10 east ehali hot ,Aeaef
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DEMocRA COUNTY TICKET

PaR sHERlFY,
HARVEY LEONARD.
FOR TREAsuKER AND KfeCRpRR,
A. i. MAST.
FoR COUNTY JUDGE,
L. ID EAGAL
For Superintendent of Public Schools,
NM. GEEkDTS.
For County Surveyor,
WILLARD BAkROW5.
For Coroner,
W. W. Pf RkER.
Far Represents tives.
G. +. He z + L l.,
df Blue Grass Tp.
GE 0kGE MI RRY,
OF Davenport TIP.
7 II o s. d l. r VI . d Y,
OF Davenport.
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IHE GeEAr GIRcus. Boys save up
ur ,hange and bs read, Tor tae ptand snow
nd circus which ~,l exhibit Ia the ely 81
he - OF sep emher l. viii be the t.ggesl
tn NJ that ever travelled this way.
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hAs loHR. August II
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pliIdlhAI. NOTICE.

Ia n.ltint Court,
Scott ,onniy ongiual Notice.
Stnto uf Iowa.
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IN First Collection district of Vermont assessed upon
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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-09
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il is peculiarly suited 1t WILL in a short time, bring
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These Pills should not be taken by females that
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which should be carefully preserved.
bottle containing so pills, and encircled with the
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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-09

ton nroviding for joint Assembly to hear the re-
mort IF Canyassing Committee tomorrow, (tr-
dayl at ten o'clock, A. NJ. Adopted on the part
of the House. #
BY Mr.. Fisher, of Vergennes, that the Clerk
b. directed to procure one copy OF such daily
newspaper for each member as the members may
severally prefer. Adopted.
By Mr.. HOLSTER, of Manchester, that the joint
rules of last session be adopted as joint rules of
this session until otherwise ordered. Adopted
on the part of the House.
ELECTION OF CHAPLAIN.
Mr.. Cook of Glover, moved that the House
proceed to the election of Chaplain, and nom
mated Rev. A. L. Cooper, of Montpelier, who was
unanimously elected by uiUa uocs vote.
BILLS.
By Mr.. Reed CT Montpelier, an act to restore
and extend the jursdisdiction of justices of the
peace in certain cases referred to Judiciary Com
mittee.
APPOINTMENT.
The Speaker appointed as Committee to wait
upon the Governor and inform him of the organ
ton and White of Coventry, who performed the
duty assigned them.
COMMUNICATION FROM THE GOVERNOR.
The Governor, soon after he had been informed
of the organization of the House, sent in a COM
munication, which, on motion, the Clerk proceed
ed to read.
After the message had been read, it was or
dered, on motion of Mr.. Shaw of Burlington
that 800 copies be printed.
TINE FOR JOINT ASSEMBLY.
The House concurred in the Senate's joint res
olution appointing joint asSembi hear the
report of the Canvassing Committee tomorrow
friday at eleven o'clock.
Adjourned to nine A. NJ, tomorrow.