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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-01-19
Tennessee News.

NEw YORK, jar. IL.
A special dispatch from Nashville,
dated last evening, contains the follow
ing:
Gen. Forrest OF the rebel army, with a
force Of about 4 900 men and IL pieces
light artillery, attacked our relief and
store ships coming up the Cumberland
and succeeded in capturing five steam
boats loaded with valuable connisafy
stores, and the gunboat Sidel. Several
of the boats contained wounded soldiers,
who, in jumping from them while burn
lng, were shot in the water The negro
crews were stripped of their clothing
tied to trees. cowhided and loft to star'e
on shore. The boats wee al anchored
in mid.chauneI aud burned, after beng
robbed Of yaluables. The officers and
soldiers were stripped Of their clothing,
rlarca ~ shore aud parolcd.
4 tremendous rain storm has set in
.ud tie river has risen over three feet III
few hours. Several bridges on the
Louisville and Nashville railroad have
been DESTROYED by this baud Of maurand
crs, and mail communication cannot be
resumed for some time. The wires be-
tween this place and Murfrcesboro, have
been Ont by sec, ssionlsts who pretend to
be quiet Union farmers.
! have 10 word from onr army to.dny,
Int it is ready for the enemy.
Nine dosertcrs from ,aron, Tennessee
regiments. came into tits city to day.
An entire rebel regiment, numbering
about 900, deserted ind came into our
ont posts, | } mic, beyond Murireeshoro.
Ninety thousand dollars Of Conlede
rate states funds we're seized from bio
kcrs. Ill this ci,l anl coniiseatcl, yestcr
dAy, III orlcr II Gen. Mitchell.
Gen. Lonestrcct has arrived at Shelby
Nile with - brigade, from his army,
and h, las Superseded Bragg.
Reliable Information has been re-
cci,ed from scuu that eilo.ts are being
made bN tie rebels to Gu off Rosecrans'
supplies aud retreat and then crush
hun.
Gen. Lonestrcet will attack us it Is
said next week with his entire force
which j. thought to number 700 men.
cen. kosecrans is fully prepared for
the enemy, bat will not move upon him
until certain expeditions effect The des
tluction Of railroad and capture For
ro.t ani his men.
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f'rsshci

.MAccHonuNK, Pa, Jan. 10.
There Is ireshet in Delaware and
Lehigh rivers the river is s feet deep on
the dam and park. The Lehigh Valley
railroad bridge below here is injured so
g to stop the trains for several days
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-01-19
New \ DIRK, Jan. Ii;

The bark Morning Star Arrived today
tom - Jugo. She reports icing fired
into and oycrhauled by the British run.
boat ployer.
Washington specials state that the
iiou," Yesterday refused TO Law on the tn.
Die the bill providing for the enlargement
Of the Michigan aud Illinois canal and
Wellington locks. Passage Of the BIZ
seems certain.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-01-19
A,sks~9a oft.ok oF iNrEsSAi. RsyE<rs,
Musestlne, January $. ls64.

Office Is HEREBY GIVEN, AC aRhfYG
= - me LX,s. Lave Q, the uaitea sac.
.Ssp ~ 2, tha. tao aahgai os.tssnsAi Of Di,ts,op
-. ~. :, scott county. ioxs. 4. nov conflete. std
vac BOOKS are naa opea = all pefs IA interested
~ me .n.'e oil hss@f II. oairu, Davenport.
iowa oel"een the hours @, 10 a. III asd 81 n
OF each day 'uadaYs sxeep,ea1 +. and VI,
man opsn unit, tho 2Jlh Of January. 1868. when
Tue assessor OF tho District No. . VIII be ,,res
snt at the a5oys o!dce cor. "a and Brasly,t.
paVenp ~ 20 near any appeal tGas may lawtully
=, ofoaght before BIN IL regard 10 sald as.o,.
o.. o. 80 "iil reaan Two days, ~. 4Qth ana
Ztst Inst, - hear saca appeals
PhINY FAY.
jan l5-dt2s So, ','e'
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Nov. l3. 1852
, In the District Court.

Cnrlry OF or s SEQ" r. In tho District Court.
Austin Corh.n ~. .Ioseph Lafnbrite e. al
To Norton, Jewet Il busby, Taunton aank, Phin-
cas NJ irwin. ;. >. Davis d. Co., Pe,er Flynn.
James X. Mills, John c. Drew, Richard X AZ
len, HAGEN W. Moore, Walter Bufgoyne, robert
Bureoyne. Samuel Il. Dimoek, krastus Rirlty.
j. J. II. iallmsn and William Mclean, snTviv-
ors OF Ialmnn, Powers h Mclean Bruce 4 Cook.
Miohno shannon, Jacob ". okinke, Trustees
IF Iowa College. and ia mes X. Mills Il Co
N0U ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED THAT
4 there is now Gle in the office of the Clerk
If the District Court Of said coui ty petition ANA
supplttoeh ai petition Of Austin Corbin, claiming
Of you the title 10 and possession OF lot No. eight
{ J, in block No thirty FIVE (35l, in the city If
Davenport, ard that the title to the same Isay
be quoted in him and unless you appear there
TO and defend, on or before noon Of the "a day 0.
the mex, terns OF said Court, TO be holden on Tho
lst Monday of February, A. ID. 1868, default viii!
be entered sg irst you and judgment rendered
thereon for the relief herein claimed, with in
.erest and costs.
s.. BROWN,
dec 4w Plaintiff s Attorney.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-01-19
NV E3RI. ROSTaN
-a.sD .sEE E.fSTERE CITIES.
Sanytrs 'be Greet Westrvn and North
W estern 1 nttAi MATES Mails.

western Z ni&Ad Mates Mails.
EXPhESS TRAINS LEAVE DUNKIRK AND
- Ludaio, dai =, or the arrival OF all trains on
The Lake Snore kaiiroai, making close connec-
tous with trains from cleveland, Chicago. Nil.
wauhee, ~ Louis, Burlington, keokuk, Il paa!.
Dubuque, Uaiena, Iowa City, 60. only eur.
running Through fra iae Iaaas to y.,L
City &c" Ao'h
WiTH0uG CHANGE.
Baggage checked through. Fare always MS low
as BY any other rJuta.
lie particular and cell for tick It's via Erie Rail.
road which are sold at all thu principal railroad
Offices in tho v eat.
This Road affords facilities for shipment Q
Freight, superior to any other route.
AN LApREsS TEAM RoR FREIGHT
leaves View ORR daily, making clcse connections
through 70 all points West. and quicker time than
ever before made u 10y line.
for feighs tltes, ems lire Of j G 0atman, $40
Broad say, Chas Thurman, Tvs Broadway, n. ::
. II z Archer, IS south street, \ Y; il : Dunlap
10 state street, Boston Erie ailwsy Office, "a
Clark street. Chicago.
CHAS. MlNoT, Genr Sup't M
L. :. SsRAU2a, Western a CANT. Chicago, Ill,
a. bAHEcR Agent, Burlington, Iowa.
apt-tf
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-01-19
From Caro-.

AIhO, Jan. -
Is the arrival Of the Ram Storm from
Arkansas Post, which pace she left on
Monday at 3 = NJ. We have some add
llonal particulars respecting the taking Of
that torit.cation.
1he attael, Was made On Friday eve
ning rs tie eunboats. Skirinishing and
'aundnalilg continued through Saturday
nd up to SUNDAY afternoon. when our
land forces stormed the works, capturing
the entire rebel force, and all their muni-
lions 81 war; including ammunition taken
from Blue Wing.
HE rebels tv1d calthworks two miles
below the main ratification from which
they were shelicd on Saturday. They
had also here several pieces Of cannon
~ tic ranIou.lc 1t this poin, the
Louisville was struck several timc.. three
balls entering her PORTFOLIOS, killing four
men and cutting her eseape-pipe.
The land forces debalked below the
tortiIratioas and attacked it in the rear
carrying the inner work ~ brilliant
charge.
Tho main tortifcation was built Of
square timber, covered with heavy plank,
aud over this railroad IRON Il was also
banked up six or seven feet with earth.
and i, described a. very strong. 1t con-
tauoi three linch guns and a number
u others OF less calibrc.
Every rebel gun was dismoun:ed, and
a qusuuty al railroad iron torn off by our
powerful guns.
Tie rebel commander was either Gen.
Churchill 81 cen. German HI. We
haNc both reports. Ill, force was about
$500.
Two regiments of Texas rangers are
sad to have came in on SUNDAY night, 10
reinforce tie post, and did not know il
had surrendered until they we're made
prisoners
No definite report has reached here as
to the killed and wounded on either side.
Il Is 10 doubt much lighter on our side
than was reported.
Last night q ram and two small gun.
boats STATED up the Arkansas on a re
couuoi>sauce.
1t Is thought that larger gunboats and
transports cannot 90 up to Little Rock.
Arkansas Post is sixty miles from the
month u The Arkansas river.
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ORIGINAL NOTICE .

Sr,rE OF Iowa,
soorr CouSry, SIS In the District Court.
Mary Sehnow VS. Thomas Schnow.
To said I homas Schnow, defendant.
You are hereby notified, that there is now On
file in the Office OF the Clerk Of the District Court
Of said county, a petition Of Mary Schnow claim
ing OF you divorce from the bands Of mairimo-
ny and for aiimony. and unless you appear thereto
and defend on before OF the End day OF tho
next term of said Court, TO be holden on the lst
Monday of February, A. d. 1853 default will be
entered against you and decree rendered Their.
on - prayed.
GEO. 8. G. DOW,
dssA.lawlw Plaial6s Attorney,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-01-19

STATE or IOWA, In the Scott County III.
seo1T COUNTY. tfict Court
oeo ;. Z. Dow 0s. William H. Baker Il al
10 illiam Ii. Baker Elizabeth Baker J,hn n,
ker, robert Baker, Andrew Siebert. ] SIrsnI
Luman NJ. Strong. Floyd Evans ana Lanln
kitkup: A ~ III
NouAND EACH OF You ARE utRrpy
= nonhed that there is now on file in the enc,
q the Clerk Of the District Court Of Scot, com,
y, Iowa, petition Of George :. G. Dow. pra,,n,
that the title TO certain lands in said ca1n,S
may be quieted in him, the said Dow; the .a,J
lands teing thus bounded and described Ia Vi, :.
The North half Of the North Vest qua,,er ~
Section No. fifteen 10 J, and tho ea.t haIf Of ,be
North East quarter II soction No. sixteen fi6).
u Iownship No. seyenty-seyen, Range Ao
twol Last; tie East half Of the Nortb IA,
quarter, and the East half Of the South last
quarter OF Section No. five (5), and the Nrrtl
7 asst quarter OF the North East quarter OF Seet,o
No. elgnt Is, in township No. scventy-Seyen
~. Range No two % East 9th NJ. Ais
the ioii.wing: Commencing at the South =.
corner Of seo'ien NJ. five 81. TownsLip ~ 60
.nty seven (71) Range two (2), runniae ,he,se
test twenty (20) chaiss; thence Nc,th s,r
degrees, East thirty 10 100 go l0-la0l chat
thence North three and 5O.l0o ae.res.
vest nifty chains; thence East ,went,
chains, 70 the North East corner of said See,lor
the piGoe Q: beginning. =
said petition also prsys TINT certain ins,,,.,t,
and mortgages be cancelled.
Ami now, unless you appear thereto and sefe,,
en- or before noon OF the ID day OF the next tern
oi said Court. to be holden on the lst Monday -
r February 1868, your default will be euterea .,a
decree rendered as prayed for
Gil NJ SMITH and GEO. S. G. DOW.
oeo 4-fa"4w Attys. for pitt.
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FLORENCE SEWING Msers.>.s

T'His MACHINE MAKES FOUR DIFFERENT
= shsch Is, ana futs tho cloth eisLgs rlght ],
Isii, as the operator may desire. Ii sew ye1x
1ap.u, sesy OF operation AID almost naiseless
machine warranted 10 the purchaser.
All those desifias lrst class family ewip,
eachine will be richly repaid by an e.auinat,o
sf its merits ~
r. l. CONE, Agent,
corner 81 iirsdy and ID sts,. Davenport. low,
iy17alv
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-01-19
NEW ADV'TS.
State OF Iowa.

An1rrANT GENtRAl's 0FFcEi
Davenport, Jan. 10 1868
NOTICE.
al! parolei men, convalesent and furloughed
soldiers G. the loaa Kegtm WITS row in the field
should report in person az this oiice Immediately
Unless this il done promptly, measures will be
taken to enforce tho obligations they are under
TO the Government
i. i. BAKER,
i.l,-dlt A il. Gen.
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RAILROADS.
Mississippi and Missouri Railroad.
WlsIER ARRANGEMENT. 1862


f'a'.s y'1n 6y Chicago time. wjich ia tpelve MSS
nsss faster than Davenport tim
nN AND AFTER MONDAY, NOV. 24rn
- 1862, and until further notice, Iassen, er
trains will leave Davenport as follows:
10 % 4. II. for Eratblyn and Washington.
3.Io =. 81. for Iowa CITY.
rgAIsa ARRIvz AT DAVENPORT AS voLLows.
5.55 P. N. from Brooklyn and Washington.
Il IS P. NJ from Iowa City.
alo,ning ira rs out Of Davenport will ma Ike direct
,3unoclioH. a. brooklyn, Iowa city and WASHING.
i with The Western Stage Company stages for
Il points Wert.
frains FROM the West connect at Davenport
W tn trains .. Tie Chicago and Rock Island Kali
Road for All points East North and South.
Passengers are reminded Of the necessity d
s1T.ag distinct directions as 70 the estimation OF
he'- taerfcc r'se to pronuraticketx before taking
hon seats d ...s .sls.
JOHN F.TRACY, GenI Sup't.
4. hfssALL, Asst suy't.
i1aTerpoii. Noyed Der %. lsS2-dtf
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-01-19

CLEVELAND, Jan. II.
The Union cancus at Columbus last
night nominated Mr.. Wade for Senator
on the first ballot.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-01-19

k,Ac -LLESf FACILITIES ARE OFFERED
.or storing goods and grain AZ No. rs. Wet
'front.' street next door te AIsord and Van Pat
=. 'ciy ios rates Eaqaire ON tue premises.
49,, 80 MACkAix co
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-01-19
LONDON J. LIvEaP AZ
Fire 4 Life insurance COMPANY.
oFIcE. ID WALL ASl PINE 81. \. y

oFEIcE, 90 WALL A 81 PINE ST, NY.
F-!i ~ capital, surplus ami reserved
sanis.... .................... 0.52s
iBytsia3 "a his NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1.ut3,3
fssE.y roYeaue over. 2,5O0,0O0
. 81 Shareholders Personally Rcsponsi-
eic Tor engagements of the Company.
All Directors must be Shareholders.
EXPERIENCES soR navEkroar.
C~o. H. French. Lorenzo Schrcker, h.,halas
haan,n g., Geo l.. Davenport, Almet ;,keel,
Aieloias J. kusch.
srH toRE.
6rinns'i, Nintura & Co, Harper & Brother, Dun
can, sherman Co.. Alexander I. stewart.
Z. WAShBUkS, Agent for DaYcapdr. and
hcck Island. ly4
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Large and Complete Assortment
Fruit, Confectionery & Choice Grocery

line, which he will sell az tho very lowest cash
prices Call azd see for yourselves.
ian I'd w
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'h'ssSS IN ssosa Island Raslrca =
WINTER ARRANGEMENT 1852

1 ~ A. 1FI ~ MONDAY, NOV. Pr ~
- and until further notice, trains e..l .eaye
bs'snfe4t daily, Sundays excepted, as follows:
ist n'ati tFalL Az. 81 A. n
u Freight train
- a. e@ lissa' -. ............. .b.2B T..
copied, II follows:
- ~ 90 'ApiNeh at....-.- A. N.
"a daily express and mail train at...1 % p. N.
ID ifeighi md "a class cars at...... 500 =. NJ
HI trans over taisroutearc In direct connesion
at1nieago win trains over both the Michigan
soothe.n, Michigan Central, pittsburg, Fort
wayne, AID Chicago Railroad to and from Do.
tsoit. Toledo, Columbus, Cleveland, Cincinnati,
rhtabu'g, Dunkirk, Luf.lo, Niagara Falls, Alba.
~, rev ork, Philadelphia, Baltimore and Wash
ington.
isEseneers ne reminded Of tho necessity Of
giving dntirnt directions as to the destination o,
their baggage, alec torrocrre tickets before TAX
tag their seats IN he cars, the conductors COL
sot iares o,.y to stations on the line Of the Chi.
cage and kock Island Railroad
JOHN +. TRACY Superintendent.
Davenport, November - 1852 dts
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-01-19
Chicago IL Northwestern railway.
see STRING ARRANGEMENT. 1862.
f.9. slsS.s g, ,-szsyZzsSzs

u 3Est sls4--z s = Yx:s
Rockford, beioit, Freepor,, Gaiena, Dunleith,
ia. esville, Madison, Laarosse, Prairie du Chen,
ST. PAUL, Fond du Lac, Oshkosh, Natertown,
Northern Illinois and Northern iowa via. Chicago
and North western Railway. Running through
without change Of ears To Janesyills, atertown,
Fond da Lac and Oshkosh, and connecting ut La
Crosse and Appleton with L. ). Mail Coaches and
steamers, affordlng the direct and expeditions
route 10 all points Ia the NORTH and NORTH
WEST
Irains leave Chicago as fellows:
Day Express l226PM
Way Passengers $40 pm
tss- New and elegant sleeping cars Are ran uu-
ail Night Trains.
GEO L. DUNLAP, Supt
EDS Wirr RosissoN, Gent Ticket Ag'e
ph7-U 4sE
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LEGAL.
Notice.

To Mrs. M. lie Claire and Mr.. O. l.. D,ve,,.
Executors OF the estate Of A, Ia (l.i,s
Dsvenpers, Iowa. deceased =
OF AND EACH OF YOU, AS WELL
L all whom it may concern, and especiallys
800. ussrIhs 20 take conveyances from said
serve, In the city Of lie Claire, Iowa.
lou and each OF you are hereby notified no.
to make or take any conveyances Of spy na-Iia,, ~
said property. Any rueh conveyances will bs
contested as naudqient | lefor parties to my
tfn Division), Iowa, vs. A. lie iaire, l.. G H.
saint, +. Cook. q. b. Sargent, John r Cook an3
George l.. Davenport, filed June l9th. ls61; ID ~,
pers and record in the Scott County Dist,i.,
Court IN Chancery, ease Of Antoine lie Claire -
a.. u Davenport ard others, filed May 10Th. ls6l:
and to notice in Record Book NJ, Of town mort
cages, page 3o3 or to myself, at my Office, over
:" arr.h book store. JAMES MAY
Rock Island, H., Dec. 10, 62-de ll-dIaw2w.
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q A n I'D

MR.. CHARLES HOL1Z. HAVING pUR-
lSl chased the entire stock OF Blait Il Co, op-
poste the lie Claire House, on Second street
would respectfully solicit continuance Of the
patronage extended To the late firm assuring the
public that lac viii coulinuo 10 keep Oh hand
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WHO IL TIE AUTHORIZED AGENT.
Nov i5-u
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-04-06
VOL. XVII.
Hons. s. P. Chase and Samuel Galloway in
Baltimore. la

Hons. $. P. Chase and Samuel Galloway in
/ Bairimore. tea
From the Baltimore Americans account
Of the recent great Union demonstration
in that city, we extract The following re.
marks Of Secretary Chase
"I came hither, fellow-citizens, upon the
invitation Of the Common Council not to
speak, but to hear and to see. came to
listen to our two honored friends from
Tennessee, so cordially welcomed here by
you all, and to see how a Union meeting
would look gathered under the old flag in
the ancient city Of Baltimore Applause. I
L have heard and seen with more than sat
isfaetiOn, with inexpressible qualification.
From this great gathering Of Union men
and women, shall, with a glad and CRATE
full heart, carry with me the perfect assur-
ance that henceforth, come veal OF voc,
baltimore and Maryland are immoEably
loyal (applause,) unalteIably devoted to
the Constitution and the Union; fixed in
firm resolve that the rebellion shall be
suppressed, and determined to put out of
the way whatever, whether of party, of in
terest, or Institution, that may oppose or
hinder. applause.
Animated by this spirit, you must tri-
umph. The cause you honor tonight will
IivoI end the Rvpublio, undivided and in
divisible, viii merge from the darkness
and peril of these days, fairer and more
glorious than ever. (APplause). .sl
Believe me, fellow-citizens, we are pre-
pairing, in the midst of trials and difficult
ties and dangers, a new and noble era.
This peOple-this great nation-tried in
the seven-times heated furnace by the Al
mighty Re6ner, viii come forth from the
trial purified and ennobled united by
stronger and dearer ties than any which
have hitherto bound US (applause), and
prepared to give theworld, not merely that
example Of free popular Government which
has hitherto commanded the admiration
and melted the emulation Of mankind, but
an example, also, Of homogeneous institu-
tions based on the freedom and dignity Of
labor (applause), and cemented by Just
principles, comprehensive enough, impair
tial enough, and strong enough to assure
the rights Of all by full protection Of the |
rights Of each, and to make the whole glo-
rious past Of our country seem poor and |
mean in comparison with its grandeur and |
more glorious future Applause Eu
But said did not intend to make a |
speech, and must keep my word. -.
Cries Of " 60 on, "go OF" COOL
have not the least idea Of going on
But permit me to tell you that there is' a
friend Of mine here tonight whom in Ohio
we call familiarly Sam Galloway. Cheers
He is regarded as the handsomest man in
he State, and we are always proud to pre-
sent him to the observation and audience
If loyal men, and especially of loyal Wo-
men. Allow me to offer him now, as much
more than a substitute in my room. Great
applause.
Those who know Mr.. Galloway, and recOg-
,ize the justice Of his reputation as one of
he homeliest men in the State, win see
he joke Of the Honorable Secretary.