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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-27

uI pestion oi thos. Who ara not able TO thise
III, three hundred doliais people thus I'm.
posed uron would IL eownrdly not 10 signty
their diei iltaaure. man who will not show
prppor resentment at home has no hueneet
goirg south 10 light rebels.
The psops'a opposition In tho West has not
made the tin oltous Congress did that The
people mercl, chow NJ its hdeons character
We want fair play. The man who has prop
eriy is none tor good 10 tight for hs oountr,
his blood is not richer than thu, ol the poor
man whose family Is dependent upon hls la
bot Tor daily aupport
Tho Provost Ma shaa " III soon he appointed
To encree ttia law Nhilc | council no rh,s-
teal opposition, the people n,ust not 10 sx
r.e'.d 70 withdraw thsir moral oppofi,,on or
their dsens-iot Of lie odious character ihip
the peoIle will always have n right 10 do. aad
this they VIII claim as long as wood grows md
water tuus.
A. company. W. are willing to do any
thing that we may be called upon 10 do, tia
will ruppress thta rebellton, bat dil u ct
enlist to free the niggar. or Ia oifar them more
protection than is accorded 10 a wh,ta soldier.
Enais II hLIR,
Company Il. l.th Volunteers.
Camp Heron. March oath
0SLY .rwo Nlanrs MoRr.- IIalo'p
Dramatic Company winds up iie ssosen here
on Saturday night, and thcn goes to Dubuque.
10 entertain the people Il ,rc with ts splendid
pefiormauo,s Before gong they ray tho
beet 'oee yet rresentsd IN tue city. 10 wit -
"libhonalnoaay cr Nick Of the Woods IL
will DO the ne.t Interesting melo drama TO
4
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-27
From Louisville.

LouisyILLE. March 90.
Sl.rmisbing is reported near camp
DicA hoblnsou, resulting thus far fayora-
bly t. the Federal forces under General
Carter, having the advantage Of posi-
ton. A general engagement is expected
soon.
John c. BrcckiuriJgo was at Tallaho-
ma ou the 2l,h, consequently he is not
in command Of the invaders near Dan
vile.
There are no reports Of rebel ad-
vance to day.
The Frankfort train has not arrived.
The cause Of The delay is not known.
There are rumofs Of the rebels III sew
cra ro1irnat" localities, but they are not
credited at headquarters, nor do they
appear to come from authentic sources.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-27
NUMBER 1888.
LATEST NEWS
BY TELEGRAIoH.
Friday, , O'Clock A. M.
Tennessee Nows.
MrFRgEsnORo, March %.
Snerial "a IIsraId

lShecinl 10 Herald
a detcrtcr from Gen. Ilardoe's COM
mand camc into our lines Yesterday. lie
reports Van Dom ith one, and Forrest
with two, brigadcs u cavalry, at coum-
bn. Van Dom Vas undecided whether
e. - to Mississippi o. TO cross Duck
river.
II appears to-day that he has crossed.
G.en. Morgan hta to day bccn demon
stlating on the right.
The WHO Of cen. BraNion Bragg died
at lnllahoma Yesterday
zen. lmgg has been relieved of his
command, aud Con 10. Hooker IL now
chief NJ lulahoma
Tho Chattanooga Heboi Of the cath
Inns the following
Pom IllnboN, March -.
Reports of the sinking Of the sloop OF
war Richmond, from injuries received on
the 10th, prevail but nothing definite is
known.
he mortar fleet still occupies its old
position below, out ut range
Yesterday the enemy fired nj ono of
'hi ''this - niih lolp ifiPt gun, bHL
without Elect 4 large putty landed
from The transport aud burned several
residences.
Some activity has prevailed among the
enemy transports for the past Two DAYS,
but there have been 40 indications IT nm
other attempt toipas. the batteries.
IWenty dc,ericis lnvo afll,cd within
tie past two days, mud they arc continu-
ally onihg ~. They eonlifm the pre-
,ious reports ot the decentralization Of
Banks army
our batteries sustained no INJURY IN
the iRto engagement, aud arc ready at
any time 10 give the enemy n warm 81
ecphon.
Fonr fEMurnroN, March 30.
cen Lorlng has whipped The enemy
back from tlls point, aud they are now
N luII rclrc,l to lnloo l'asa
\ d,-patrh 10 the ippeai dated Ia
nola loh, snys tho lodorals engaged il
the raId upon fernando have dccn de
lcatcd.
The old troops of tho enemy lave been
replaced by ucv oncs, and tho old gar
lison taken 10 Memphis
Il - lepHtcd that the Memphis aud
Charleston Railroad ha, been abandoned
from jackson 10 Columbus.
iive hundred cavalry crossed The Cold
water, 90 miles south east il hero and
moved toward Holy Springs.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-27

DRAMATIC READlSas A fair audience wac
N Attendance last evening TO hear Mr. k.
Morgan ia his dramatic readings 10 say
hat al were pleased aud deli GIFTED with the
-vsniug> entertaiument, would convey but u
.ligh. id-a of the way the au ieacs ie'' ~
fir as our knowledge extends Mr.. rgan
,rovsi himself to bs one Of th4 bes. elJeu-
ionists in the couniry. lie seemed 10 read
,hs very soul OF the author OF tha recita-
uon, and he had the faculty OF bringing
ho,ne - every hearer all tie heart acd all
the sentimelt Of the writer. Pieces the care
ess reader would see little or no merit IN.
this tai. nted elocutionist would discover the
fiches. aud the rsr.st gems.
Mr Morgan il visiting the large cities IN
this State. and we cali the especial attention
Of the press TO the TACT that II they vieh
10 encourage real aud true merit, and tai
sot, they should give Mr.. Morgan a helping
hand -Mase Itins Courier
We understand that Mr. Morgan will IA
vor our citizen. with another read ne in a
= ort time, and on that occasion we hope he
will be greeted with a larger audience ID n
when be appeared las. before Davenport
audience.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-27
THE MARKETS.
Davenport Market.--.DaiIy Report
OFVIos oR THR DxN. h NVwH,
Ihn,.t..v A.,,l

OFvIos or THR DxN. n NVwH,
THURSDAY i've, March 20.
There is very little DONG in the limo oi gram
markets. There have been cnly few loads u
wheat IN town to-day. Tho roads arc Ia bad
condition. Tho mills will soon have to stop aud
wait a supply, whi Il they are not Likely to get
I'll after seed time QIo.atioDs stand unchanged
FLoua Firm. Wholcs,le, s50D0o.G0, retail,
ST. a00t6 60. Shipments ~ bLs.
WHEAT 70M90o for common grades and &c
a. H5 for tho best.
B,RteY 81 .2ot1 fi.25.
C0na-- pull at 80.
OarH-50 g5lr.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-27

MEMPHIS News, 24th.-lt is stated on
good authority the Admiral farragut ran
the batter es at Port Hudson last week
with eight Of his vessels. One OF them,
the Mississippi, was set on fire and lost.
-Four Of the vessels were left at the mouth
Of Red River, and the other three came
up to Watrrnton, where they now are
At hard Times Bend, the Indianola was
dl.covered, and captured without any
resistance. The rebels had been at work
on her and she was nearly ready tor ser
vice.
The Q,ecn of the West is up Black
river, on the Mississippi side, out OF tn,
reach Of our boats.
A mail from Admiral Farragut's flee,
came up on the Swallow.
Gen. Stuart's division has been sent ur
the Yazoo river to cooperate with th,
Yazoo expedition.
The ferry boat Luella. with supple,
sank few days ago, in Moon Lake. Th,
Luel. was taking supplies to the Yszoe
expedition. The boat and cargo are ,
total loss.
The Jackson miss Appeal Of th,
18th states that Banks failed to make
land attack, and F.rragut went alone
lie advanced and commenced the attack
but, being without the range Of the reb-
els guns, they made no reply. At nigh
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-27
From 81 Louis.
ST.. LouIs, March 20

Sr. Louis, March 20.
4 gentleman direct from Fayetteville,
Ark, says the Little Rock True Merit
Of the 10th announces the arrival OF Gen.
Price at that point, who would soon take
shc field with Hindman's army.
Tho same ecntleu an says that Gen.
Cabell is collecting the scattered rebel
forces north Of the Arkansas River, evil
dently with the design of operating
against our troops IN that section.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-27
New yorh stock Market.
Ngw YoRK, March 20.
Davenport Lumber market.
Un!On seed.

TAM NOW PREPARED TO FURNISH THE
i public with }resh Oa,oa S4ed. All who are ia
want of good article will p.ease give me q call.
N. JUhDAN,
feb 2s-dslm No. y W lest second IT.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-27
swill,t ali Down.


Tho Legislature adopted resolutions
endorsing Lincoln's proclamation, APP
proving compensated emancipation and
use OF negroes 10 military service, and
opposing al suggestions Of compronise.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-27
N " YORK N ITket.


Ngw loss. March 7G
F'oUR Market very duh and 20, lower
- 25H7 a9 txda s,a'o. SO ShR7 90 u II q.
MHyAT- Narl Il wcr. auii aud nominal
81 al ~ % sptlts; ~ 5iG 80 Ail club 81 .6J0A
Les winter rod.
hnTsEY- Dnli f5di61{
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-27
Joua LiLLls. Secretary.
A GRAND PLAy.-Mr. Hale, like other

A GRAND PLAy.-Mr Hale, like other
managers OF tact and ability. has reserved his
best performance for tho lsst. Tonight he
celebrated melo drama OF Jbb.nanosay
or, Nick Of the Wooi.," n faithful represen-
tn ion Of frontier life. This play has attract
ed thousands in tho most popular Am rio n
anything In ia line. An spprsciative publie
will not fiji TO rstronixe II. Ladies may rest
assured that the Theatre will TO orderly and
quiet, as Mr. Hale has taken ali necessary
steps TO secure that 81 ct.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-27

THE Cl Y.

REsIGNRp.-We understand that our
friend Capt Anton Scherer, OF company L. -
iowa C,vslry. has resigned his position. and
will coon return home ln this the service
loses q very competent officer.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-27

SALE or LECLArHE Row.-The entire
row from Main TO Bfadr streets fronting on
second, was purchased yesterday W Mr..
4h.rles Vlele. ot Evansville iuiisna. for the
largest transaction in real estate that has been
made IN this city for soue time. The sam-
PROPERTY was valued at Slo0. 900 only a few
years ago. and that cum was not considered
flee block
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-27

A SUccEss.-The .avorite play Of In
are,ia Rorgia was produced las, evening witt
xcelen. tH ct. The house was orderly aud
oo,hing tran.pired TO mar the pleasure Of the
evening.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-09-03
Jannarv 3 1s63--1yr
Rtpal Il utitts.
LEGAL NOTICE.
STATE OF OHIO, VINTON COUNTY
IN COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.

STATE OF OHlO, FINTUN COUNIf
IN COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
r;i s:i'si \ H:: 5:s:: S:3i' f. '''. ''' Partition
Ns,s@5st sn1 o35.(s ys'o'''ek D'f'''
Margaret Utterback, Henry Utterbnck, Of the
county Of Harrison ia the State Of Ohio, Isabel
Ann Utterback, nminor and Mary Utterback,
both Of the county of Finton and State of Ohio,
will take notice that on the 23d day of June A.,
d, 1858 the said George W. Royer and Elizabeth
Rover bis wife fled their petition in the Court
of Common Pleas, Of Finton county and State of
Ohio. wherein ,aid petition is now pending and
wherein the said George Royer end Elizabeth
Rover demands partition of the following real
estate situated in he county ofVinton, and
State of Ohio, to-wit The north half of the
south west quarter Of Section number thirty one
(3l, J in Township number ten, (lO,) Of Range
number eighteen, u.s. containing eighy-oDe
acres more or less, and that at the next term Of
said Court. the said George W. and Elizabeth
Rover will apply for an order that partition may
be made of said premises, and that the Dover
Estate of tho said Mary ULterback therein be as
signed. This 221 day Of June a. ID, 1868.
HEWITT EDNIsToN, GEO. w. ROYER,
Their Att'ys. ELIZABETH ROYER
Jul, gn1 lS62-6w
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-09-03
LEGAL NOTICE.
lNTHE COURT, OF COMMON PLEAS OF
VINION COUNTY OHIO.
Henry johnson, Pltf.
against In p,yti,;on
Apraha@ ham,, johnson Dofts. ."

Henry Johnson, Pltf.
against In p,yt;,;op
Apraha% o. h,@.Ie johnson Dofts.
/. Abraham johnson Of the County Of Jackson
and State of Ohio. William johnson, Christana
johnson. Sarah Walker formerly Sarah johnson
William Walker. Charlotte Larew formerly
Charlotte johnson, Joseph Larew, Emily Salts
formerly Emily johnson, John salts and Thomas
Fee, George Fee and Sarah Jane Fee, minor
heirs OF Clarisss Fee deceased, formerly Claris-
"a johnson, al OF the county Of Viuton in the
State of Ohio RhOda Kite, Of the State Of Iowa,
minor leiI of Polly Kite deceased, formerly Fol-
ly Johnson; Nancy Kite formerly Nancy john
son, Zachnriah Kite. Teresa Rogers formerly
Teresa johnson, John Rogers and John john
son uf the State of Wisconsin, will take notice
that pertiton was filed against them on the
29th dai of June a d 1868, in the Court Of Con
mon Pleas, within and for the county Of Vinton
and State OF lilo, by Henry johnson and is
now pending, wherein the said Henry johnson
demands partition OF the following real estate
situated in the county Of inton ana State OF
| Ohio to-wit: The northeast quarter Of the
south east quarter Of section number sixteen,
| us. in Township number ten, co., of Range
! humber seventeen, IN, excepting ten acres of
| of tina south side of said forty acre tract owned
| by Damarin Tarr Co. Also the north west
Quarter of the south west quarter Of Section mum
ber fifteen, is, ,lEavnship. Range aforesaid, ex-
cepdng ten acressJ of the south side of said for
ty acre tract owned by Damarin 7ar Co., and
also excepting twenty acres of OF the East side
Of the remsining thirty acres owned by William
Walker, being in all forty acres more or less,
and that at tho next term Of said Court, the said
Henry johnson will apply for an order that par
titiou may be made Of said premises.
HEWITT 4 EDMIsroE, HENRY JOHNSON
Att'ys for Pltff. July ID ls63-6w.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-09-03
L EGAL NOTICE.
STATE OF OHIO, vINToN COUNTY,
IN COURT OF PROBATE.

Rebccca Myers and Thomas Myers, Sarah
Ratclff and Tobias Ratclif Charity Wheeand d
and A Jner Wheeland, all of the State of Iii
nois; Nancy llughn aud Joseph Hughn, Eliza
Barnett and Lewis Barnett. and Mary Barrett
all of Hardin county and State of Ohio, Emily
Walker aud John W slKor, James N. Ray, Eliza
J. Bay and Margaret Ray all Of Ross county Ohio
and Jesse Ray, Weston Ray and Silas Ray, all
of Vinton county Ohio, will take notice that on
the 3rd day Of August A. ID. 1868 josiah Bar
nett Executor of the last Will and Testiment of
James Ray deceased, fled in the Probate Court
within and for the county of Vinton, and State
day Of October A. ID. 1861, the said Jam es Ray
then in flu life. entered into contract in writ.
ing Fith John Stevens for the sale of the follow
ing described real estate, situated in said coun.
ty tO-wit: Beginning at the Ratcliff and Ray
corner as described ia a deed made to James and
Thomas Ray from JohL Ratcliff and wife da ted
August 10th, ls43. Said corner is on the west
bank of salt creek in Eagle Township, north OF
the bridge across saib Salt creek, from thence
west sixty rods 10 the quarter Section line, from
thence south On said quarter section line, one
hundred and six rods ten feet and six inches to
the quarter section conner thence astsixty rods,
thence north one hundred and six rods ten feet
and six inches to the pl ace of beginning contain
ing forty acres moro or less and being a part OF
the north east quarter of Section number twen-
ty-two, (22.) Township number ten. no. Range
number nineteen, 10, for the sum OF one tho ds-
and and fifty dOlars;that said John Stevens has
paid the full amount ofthe purchase money for
said tract of land according to the terms of said
written contract, aud that Rebecca Myers mar
ried to Thomas Myers, Sarah Ratcliff married ia
Tobias Ratcliff, Charity Wheeland married Ia
Abner Wheeland, all Of the State of Illinois,
Nancy lIughn married to Joseph Hughn, Eliza
Barnett married to Lewis Barnett, and Mary
Barnett married to the petitioner all Of Hardin
county Ohio, Emily Walker married to John
Walker James n Bay, Eliza j. Ray and Mar.
gaiet Ray, all Of Ross county Ohio and JESSE
Ray, Weston Ray and Silas Ray all Of Vintot
county Ohio, ARE the heirs at law and legal repre-
sentiatiyes ofssid dscedent, .u.l
The prayer Of the petition 10 for authority t.
make deed 10 said John Stevens for said prem
ises, on behalf OF said heirs at law, and ii, con
fofmity to the terms Of said contract.
Said petition will be for hearing on the tyent,
nineth day Of August 1868 or so soon Thereafter
as leave Of Court can be obtained.
HxwIrr EDNrsreS, JOSIAH BARNETT
Attys for Petition, Executor OF Jane.
August 9Th hises-4w. Rsy Deesssed
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-09-03
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M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-09-03
DISSOLUTION OF FCO.PARTNER-
kHWP

The Copartnershp heretofore exispg between
the undersigned in the practice Of law, has by
tbs Expiration ofths time limited and by mu-
tual consen. ofths parties been dissolved. Ex-
eept as to unsettled business
Persons Indebted TO us for professional ser.
vices will confer favor by calling on B. P.
HEwIrr, at Macarthur, and settling their ae-
Jounts. z. T. BINGHAM
sune IL lSs2-8v. B. P, HEWITT
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-09-03
LEGAL NOTICE
STATE OF OHIO VINTON COUNTY
IN COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.


Booth & Braley vs. Jehial Frazee ct al.
William A lien Frazee and Edward Frazee,
Pinkney Tarr and Teresa Tarr. wfo are sup
posed to reside at Pixies Peak State of Kansas,
will take notice that B 10th d Braley of the coun-
ty Of Jackson and State of Ohio, on the 2ls. day
ofoctoher 1851, recovered ajudgment against
Jehial Frazee then Of the county of Vinton and
State of Ohio and now deceased for tho sum of
six hundred and sixty nipo dollars and seven
cents (669,O7) with cost taxed 20 four dollars
and ninety six cts. (4,96) in tho Court of Com
mon Pleas Of Vinton County and State OF Ohio,
that said judgment remains in full force unpaid
and unreversed And the said Pinkney Tarr
aud Teresa Tarr, William Allen Frazee and
Edward FraEee, are further notified that said
Court have ordered the heirs and legal represen- =
tatives of tn, said Jehial Frazee deceased to to
made parties defendants to said Judgment. And
that Plaintiffs at the next term of said Court af-
ter the 10Th day of August, A. u. 1858, will
move said Courts revive said Judgment against
them and others who are the legal Representatives
Of the said Jebial Frazee deceased.
BOOTH & BRALEY,
II. S. BUNDY, BNenAN &IRwiTT,
July I'd l963,-6w. Their Attys.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-09-03
FOR SALE BY

S. V. Dodge, Macarthur; Cowdery
& Strong, Hamden G. johnson New
Plymouth; Will & Co., Zaleski; John
Holland, Swan NJ. P.& G. Carr,
Wilkesville, and by Druggists and
Merchants generally throughout the
United S!atesand Canadas.
October 23d, 1862.-1y.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-14
A CASE FOR THE PROVOST MARSHAL.

Many of those who were drafted in the late
conscription in this city are being robbed by q
set of shysters, under the pretence OF getting
them exempted. If the Provost Marshal's
deputy will call at the /" waverly," hotel op-
pssi+c the Post Oncc, on Eighth street, he will
learn the facts in the case of Andrew" one
OF tho colored walters at that establishment.
Andrew was drafted, and sbyster engaged to
get him exempted, on the payment of certain
sum Of money. lie was q favorte with the
patrons of the place, and they contributed ffty-
five dollars towards his exemption fee. He
paid this amount to the shystcr and got his ex-
emption papers. Now, If he was not liable to
serve in the army, this exaction Of ffty-five
dollars was downright robbery, and If he was
liable, the government has been swndled out
of soldier through somebody's rascality. We
learn that some of the so-called lawyers and
notaries arc getting rich by such devices, and
the Provost Marshal would do we'll to look into
the matter, q
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-14
F ROM EU R Pc,
Question of Recognition in
France.
THE CASE OF THE FLORIDA
MEXICAN AND POLISH QUESTIONS

Sr. JOINS, n. F., Sept. l2.-The steamship
City Of Manchester arrived OIL Cape Race al
O'Clock yesterday (Friday) evening, having
LEFT Liverpool on the I'd aud Queenstown on the
"a inst.
The City OF Manchester has ~ cabin and %
steerage passengers and full cargo. She
makes the following report On the I'd instant
passed American ship Uranus, bound into I.iv
erpOol. On the 4th, 81 miles west of Fastnet,
passed the steamship China, also bound inl1
liverpool. On the 9Th, in lat. 81 l2, long. 22
40, passed ship-rigged steamer, supposed tn
be the City Of Washington, bound east.
The London uorni,g HeroM understa ands
that at French Cabinet council the eypedency
of recognizing the South was discussed, the
majority being in favor Of doing so; but that q
final decision was not arrived at.
The Paris Steele and the Iaro de Luzols re-
commend that the Florida be seized at Brest
for damage done to FrLnch property, and as O
punishment for repeated violations of the laws
The Paris Iays positively denies that tht
American Government has delivered any pro-
test to the French Government, or made any
verbal complaint against the proceedings Of
the French In Mexico, and strives to prove that
the Washington Government has no right 10
make any such protest.
1b Paris Boursc was frmcr aud closed on
the cd inst. at 6sf. 00c.
The Congress Of German Princes had con-
cluded their sitting on the LIST inst. The propo.
sitons submitted by the Emperor Of Austria
were carried with but lye dssentient votes.
The Emperor of Austria expressed his entire
satisfaction with tie result, and declui ed his
belief that II would prove beneficial to Ger.
many.
The Polish questi IN remained without change
There were rumors Of an alliance between
France, Russia and Prussia, but the Paris Pay,
denied them.