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Husband Catching.

Of a certain divine, an anecdote is told
which Hook used to say exceeded any
specimen of cool assurance that he had
seen exhibited. A young clerical friend
OF bis, staying at friends house, hap
pened to be sitting up one night reading
after the family as be supposed had re-
tired to rest. TIE door opened, and hi:
excellent host rea2peared in bis dressing
gown and slippers.
my dear boy" said the latter, seat
ing himself, and looking patheticalIy at
his guest, 81 have few words to say
don't look alarmed, they will prove agree
able enough to you, rely upon it. The
fact is, Mrs. - and myself have OBJ
served the particular attention which you
have paid to Betsey. We can make ev-
cry allowance, knowing your excellent
principles as we do, for the diffidenee
which has hitherto tied your tongue, but
it has been carried far enough. In a
worldly point of view, Betsey of course
might do better, yet we all have the high
est esteem for your character and dispo-
sition, and then our daughter, she is very
dear to US, and when her happiness is at
stake all minor considerations must give
way. We have therefore, after due de-
liberation--I must own not altogether
without hesitation--made up our mind to
the match. What must be, must be ;
you are worthy fellow, and therefore,
at word, you have our free viii and
consent. Only make our child happy
and we ask no more"
The astonished divine, half petriied,
laid down his book.
MY dear sir" he began TO murmur,
"there is some dreadful mistake re-
ally never though;--that is, never in
tended"
No, no, know you did not. Your
modesty is one of those traits which has
made you SO deservedly favorite with
US all. But my dear boy parents eyes
are chary. Anxiety sharpens them
We saw well enough what you thought
SO well concealed. Betsey, too. is just
the girl to be won. Well, we'll, say no
more about it. It's all over now. God
bless you both Only make her good
husband-here she is. have told Mrs.
= to bring her down again, for the
sooner you young folks are out of sus-
pense the better. Settle the matter as
soon as you like; we leave you togeth-
er."
Thus saying, the considerate papa be-
slowed most affectionate kiss upon his
daughter, who was at this juncture led
into the room by her mother, both en- DIS
haJtlle, shook his future son-in-law cor
daily by the hand, and with "There,
go, 60 along, Mrs. -" turned bis wife
out Of the room, and left the lovers to a
tete-a-tete. What was to be done ? Com
mon humanity, to say nothing of polite
ness, demanded nothing less than pro-
posal. 1t was rendered accordingly, and
we need scarcely add, very graciously re-
seived.-Memoirs Of Hook.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1863-07-17

CHRISTIAN FAITH.-I meet with no
loss that can really rob me can be
thwarted in no gain that is really to be
valued and that is fadeless; for one
thing is certain: God cannot be taken
from me. You can take away every
thing else, bnt that which is the strength
of life, the inspiration of being, and the
source of comfort Chaplin.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1863-07-17

There is room enough in the upper
story of every profession, for every in
diyidual who can reach it.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1863-07-17

An artist must identity himself with
his subject. He cannot paint tree
without in some sort becoming a tree.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1863-07-17
VARIOUS INCIDENTS.

The surgeon general estimates the
wounded during the three days fighting
at 10000. Five thousand are to be
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1863-07-17

Ipye of Sergeant Noses ". Sa'cyer, Of the l0A
Vermont ToI,mteers, the .follopiag lines are
respectfully dedicated.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1863-07-17
A FIGHT NEAR ANTIETAM.

There was sharp action on Wed
nesday, beyond Boonsboro and just east
of Antietam, between Gen. Meade's ad-
vance and large rebel force, lasting
nearly all day. The rebels made the at
tack on our cavalry at O'Clock in the
morning. They were in force under
Gems. Stuart and jenkins. Our troops
replied with spirit, but fell back gradual
ly towards Champions Gap, which they
held at late hour in the afternoon.-
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THE RETREAT.

The invasion of the North was over,
the power of the Southern confederacy
broken. There at that sunset hour |
could discern the future-no longer an
overcast sky, but clear, unclouded STAR
light-a country redeemed, saved, bap-
tized, consecrated anew to the coming
ages. All honor to the heroic living,
all glory TO the gallant dead.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1863-07-17

1t is stated on good authority that the
rebel Gen. Ewell, successor so Stone
wall jackson, was wounded in Fridays
battle, and died on Monday at the resi-
dence of Sterling Gait, near Tarrytown.
The report is repeated that Gen. Long
street is dead and within our lines.
Gen. Schimmeifenig escaped capture
by resorting to dodge worthy of the
sharpest Yankee. When he found his
retreat cut off, be seized The coat of a
private and buttoned it closely over his
uniform; he was knocked down and run
over by gang Of rebels who were after
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-03
DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVENTION

Tho Democracy of the State Of Iowa are re-
,uested to seaa de egsies to a State Convention
hereby called. to be held al tho .spitol IN the
c,ty of DesMoines, on WEDNESDAY,, THE 2o1ii
DAY OF MAY NEXT, AT ~ O'CLOCK NJ, Tor
the purpose of nominating can iidates for Gov
e-nor Lieut. Governor. ani julie of supreme
Court to be supported at the easaiu; October
e's,,ion, ana Of trsnsastiag suah other bastaess
asmty DO deemed necessary.
Ths eas,s OF County Representation viii bs one
ds,.x.ss for every oaa hunlfei s1tes cat fsf
Ri,hari II. sy!ve.ter, Secretary of stA.e, AMI 90
ioT every fraction over hty.
The Dem 5,f4,r Of tle several counties In the
s.,t1,re lss.ei to that tue necessary steps
ara Tx n il their tospssuve counties l. insnte
heir fu., representation . tho Ssafe Convention.
IS order Of the Democratic STATE Ceattai Con.
J n ELLWooo. Chairman.
c Tux Secretary.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-03
DEAEK TEKS!

THE FOLLOWING NAMED SOLDIERS,
i enlisted for Old Regiments, have deserted
from Camp Mcclellan, davenport, Iowa:
eli AkitS GOEIUN, born IN Tenewee county
Michiga 20 years old a nichinist, enlisted Nov.
18th, ls62, at Daveni ort by Capt v m Pursel, tor
three years. Gray eyes, auburn hair, ford com
pieyon, fl II inches IN height, deserted on
sunday the 2!.t day of Decem Der, 1862.
AL.EHf IEtPLL, born in Mciienry county,
Illinois, 20 years old, occupation farmer, enlist
ed Nov. z5sb, 1852, at Davenport, by apt Vim
pursell Tor three years. Blue eyes, brown hair,
ford complexion. It 5la inchee high, deserted
On Sunda,, the olst Of december. loi2.
ALBERT PRINCE, born in Frederick county,
Maryland, u years old farmer by oecu, alton. en-
listed september 9Th, 1852. at keokuk, by haj n
" illiam Desnay, for years las grey eyes,
~,own hair, TAR COM lex,on, feet inches high
for The 18th Infantry.
}. l.. BRADEA, born in Decatur county, Indi-
ana. aged 70 years, by occupation q farmer, en-
listed at davenport, Iowa, august 10, has hsze
eyes. black HAIR ana dark complexion, height 3
feet 10 iuches.
MILAN q JONES, born in Oraree county,
New fork, Bged "a years by occupation car
penter, enisi,d IN 10, u City, Iowa, July 81, has
black eyes, sandy hair and dark Complexion,
height tee 1hches.
joins hOUGdtEN, born in Hardin county,
Ohio, aged ~ year, by occupation u farmer. en-
listed al davenport, Iowa, september 20, has grey
eyes, hight hair and light complexion, height ,
teet d n Inches
Aly ole apprehcndng any one ar all Of said
soldiers, will be paid ali reasonable cost Of trans
portation and subsistence, togetherwith u reward
of i've dollars VIII said uescrters returned to
the Com sanding Officer OF Camp Mcclellan.
X. NJ. HITLER,
Captain "a Iowa Infantry, Commanding Camp
Mcclellan, Davenport, dec. %. 1862. dtf
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-03

We read side 10y i e with the heart
renling accounts Of distress anon, the
English operatives, and famine among
the l,lsh peasantry, statements to the
fleet that "the roy al plate Oh the Prince
II Wales marriage breakfast table was
4 he value OF ten millions OF dollars
and that "tle Prince OF Wales supply
OF plate for Marlborough House viii cos,
neatly fifty thousand pound"
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-03

EAsHaNGE 4 BAhKtN5 HoUs. OF j.. A. MA.KLor,
Davenport, Iowa, April Isl, 1903
x l6ii kA1 HaAGE On TIE PRlNt lP II
- zines Of the United states bought ana rola.
lie n:shset pnee paid for Gold, silver, De-
maHd Notes, State, County and Ci.y Warrants.
sterling Exchange uf sale IL sums OF / and
upwards.
Highest premium paid for State Bank Of Iuii-
a9a Onio and Iowa uote..
Is,sase tickets Tor sale to and from Liverpool
Cork and tiAFre. by steamship or sniiiHg ship
Agent for the OLD Black Star line, salin. ships
IRON Liverpool 10 New YORK. Agent tor LIVER.
pol, New York AMI fhllatelphia line steam :
slip>. mch 81 lii
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-03
A,,.,er Letter from Thul,ow Weed.

Tbnflow Weed IL ont IN letter TO
the Albany journal, oil The 2'th MT III
which he exu 8 over the sudden "ehanee
Of basen by Greeley in Mondays III.
t,,.e Iead;n, article o, which SAYS:
m, -. ..sD ~.
"e,o 10 it,. 49, - -,
lp'"''" -, -. - -, mo. -,
,se"' - '''.'' l,e'e re ~. I'm.
u" "'9t,1' '''Se' ~. 49, o,,,, ~
o"o sr"e P''J w" ~ s'' ,.a,ofa,e Ia
Q" 1'a''o", r.,l,,,n, sue
.''-''e' ~ my !" : s'''' ~
ce".
Inns, s,ys hif. E" eed' -
A remarkable q ience q Reaction =
a conversion indeed, bordering pom the
miraculous. Tins i precisely the
ground OF my controversy win y I
Iiib,e.e. But for the teachings Of Tue
lr3tnte. IN utter conf ct win ltsel anu
now iepnd .attd, our eoahdy "ehsi
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-03

As NE admin >ra,ion press were in.
ius'rions in giving circulation t. the
version expressed by the Confederate
journals for peace democrats, viii thew
nj m their readers Of the present ac.
cord between aboltionsm and secession
'sm! Mutually hating, they lovingly
Join IN favor of separation. Such an.
other political paradox has never before
been known, and We may no. Lope 10
look ufoa its like again.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-03

Mrs. Sw.ssHELM.-Mfs. Jane G.
Ss'ssatlp, o. Mum, has lately Teen a,
poiptei 70 position in the Wa d.
Pafi"ent, with salary OF $1,000 pc
snIun. Mrs. 5. his lately been VII.
ing letters 'Pufi.Dg' The wife Of the
lIc.ident.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-03
Duly or THE DEMOCRACY.


Duly OF THE DEMOCRACY.
The piesersa!ion OF The Constitution
snd fes'o a'ion of the | Don Is the de..f-
est object OF the democratic party. II
shield them both from ianat.cal assaults
las ever teen rs m's.ioe. To do ltsno-
.asstu y many severe political battles
have been ionglt. TIE enemy las ever
been CT the alert 10 secure the oser.
throw of totia Year alter year lave
tie opponents Of the party cxertcd tic
utmost energy III ese1v way to biiug
atou, dissolution. They have he'd cen.
,sa.ons 10 tbs end. where il passed
the mo i reasonable resou,ta. ). .'hel
lave voted States out Of the mon up
On. c.ttaa contingencies. They lave
secured tie p.ss.ge Of resolnti Us d. NIL
f.ain in ,i,c Not,hern STATE. They
have declared tlai fl,r. Il,hel
l.w han tEp Constellation ~ fla nl...I
.ta,e. sul 10 ths, hipl.er III md ,et
Ito (ans,,tnt,6, uo, tl.,r .la..i,nc,
~ 9hy - ~ "st'' 49,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-03
Real ZAfNfc .ISeHCy.

rI,HE SUBSCRIBERS HAVE ENTERED ~
] to copaitnership for the transaction OF q
general Real Estate business. They viii give
their attention to the buy ing sell ing and renting
Of real estate paying taxes, collecting, and any
transactions that fall within the legitimate line
OF their business. From their long residehee =
10th bying cid se,tlers'-an general familiar.
ity with real estate r.,iona, thcy latter them
selves they will be a6le 10 give satisfaction TO al
WHO may entrust their business 10 them.
1ffl,k-Post Office building, sec md ,or.
A. SANDERS,
}. NJ. ELDklLGE
Davenport, Arril J, ls63-di.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-03
Arbitrary Arrests No Longer Aaoc u
New York.

Since the Is, OF January, when Hora-
no Seymour took the gnbernator'al
chair at Albany, 10 citizen OF New York
has been arbitrarily arrested and con-
,eyed to Imprisonment either within or
u,ibou, II, limits. II seems, however,
that Capt. Stanton was inclined few
la,s since 10 attempt the renewal of his
old system, and probably would have
provoked a collision with the State au-
thorlcs but for the good sense of Pro-
yost Marshal Draper. An Albany cor
respondent ofthc Ieraa writes:
1t appears that there was q resident
OF Oneida county who was suspected OF
aiding desertions from The army. A
mar.haI in that locality obtained facts
which he though, not only impl Gated
the person referred 10, but two or three
Other persons, and forthwith sent a
statement 10 Washington. The resnl.
was that an order was Immediately issued
for the arrest ofthe whole party, and that
they be seut forthwith to w ashingtpr.
Tbs order was sent through Provost
Marshal Draper. Of New FORK, who
el anged the order aud ordered the Mar
shsl ofthallocai,y 10 20 before Uc,,ed
) ates Commissioner and get A warrant
ior lhetr arrest, auq 10 take them before
the COMMISSIONED for examination. hs
was done, ard the result was That one
OF The parties was held 10 bal 10 At
sscr mn Indictment, aud the others dis
CHARGED for want OF evidence. Tie wit.
ucsses being all in the nelghborhood,
the matter Was quickly brought TO a
conclusion, TO the perfect SUBTRACTION OF
members OF all political parties. There
var no opposition or excitement over IT.
Bur, on tbs other hand, had these men
been arbitrarily arrested aud taken ot.
to Wa,hIugton, there would have been
the most intense excitement, and doubt
very much # the Marshal could have
20, out oil lhe comfy with the prisoner
unless lie had large force to protec:
Inn.
The YsroN say, this order came ftcm
Mr. Secretary stanton, adding:
Tue people OF the North are n law
abiding people. They are ever ready
TO bow 10 the ma esty OF the law bet
they are exceedingly sensitive asans,
any denial or iniraclion OF their light.
in the way Of the .a.lsctlon Of the law.
Provost Marshal DR. per has shown bow
easily by the regular forms Of law, the
LAWS can De enforced; and II Secretary
stanton has Mt learned that his s. stem
Of arbitrary Arrest aud lmpiiaonm, n's
Will II ausatr, the soon.r he IS Ia ned
aidt by tie President l. ncoln the bet
ter.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-03
DeSCI'fCO.

LNR0i CAMP htNDERShOTT, on TIE
i sht u the llth INST JoHS A. kI.poN a
private OF Go. h, 9TH Iowa Cavalry. SAID ki.-
don l. tSenty years Of age. five feet eight
and three iourtns inches high blue eyes, sandy
hair, fair complexion, BORN IN the state Of Yer
moat, enlistel at Marion, Iowa, tor three years
Had ON whea he lett, citizens pants and coat
AMI soldiers black felt hat.
said Rlsdon soc q bright hay horse abont
liz hands high, saddle mark on left side
branded I. ;. ON lett shoulder, and X on .eit
hip.
reward will be paid for the spprchension
and aei.e'5 q! said hi.don ana no 90 10 any OF
hcer Who vii re ain them I'll secured by The
proper su;horities or proportionate reward
Will be tad ioi the delivery OF either.
ny order 81 u. ). WILSON,
Col. comd. 9 h Iowa Cav.
X. l.. MILLER. Adjt
CAM hEsDEhsnoTr, Davenport, Iowa,
March l6th, 1868.
mch left
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-03

lltMAH SACRIFICES IN DAnoMkY.-
Commodore Freeman had vested the
King OF nahomey aud urged him to do
aeay with the horrible rte q human
sacrifices" Tie kirg lied that If
he shoGll give up lhe custom lie woald
be poisoned ~ his subjects. lie said
he would agree with The requsl,ions Of
tho British goyornmen,, if il was pos
sble, III the course of SIX months.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-03

y 'ne ial'er tn vi January, alter
nav Hs attehtd atlehilNely Tor the space
= t""f weeks ''f The Tramp sithc nine
aaH red thousand native born fm KEGS
"uo had ntf,r tmehed bate. ani fvl
the bust ot lie bundttd Il odsand ne
1r.,e who were r,i1, IN nh ia ~.
lirI- n,,, tAe i..,a,ce .f,io F..aa.;,.a
'e'' =" Wv ''''a'.e q Tue In'ahc'pa
I,r.l,l ,'1, "
-. a.,, ~ ~
= ~ ,''"'"' ,''"'
49, va '''e aes'
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-03

On the l-t Of February, 1850, Mr..
llaIe, OF New Hampshire, presented IN
toe United states senate, two petitions
pra, ing "tlat sene plan might be de-
) sed I r the Dis. solution OF the Amer
can nion.' Upon a motion tnat the
petitions be not received, al the South
ern Senators voted against their recep-
tlor, and al the Northern Senators, cX.
cept Mr.. Hale, OF New Hampshire, Mr..
Sesard, OF New York, and Mr.. Chase,
ui OHIO. - Bostoa Traceler.
These men are all in high position be-
fore tho country They are disunion-
lists at h'art-proyen so t. tho'r own
ats. let seward boas OF treason, and
Hale Still ciings TO his dlsunon Leresies
by declaring that slavery must be PIT
down-uo matter at what cost--eyen
at the cost Of the t mon.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-03

THE pRopRlLTORS WILL DELIVER IN
davenport or Rock Island their cream and
Amber Ales ard Porter n. the following cast
prices: Present. use Ale and Porter, by the tb
~ % half b'l., 10 -; quarter )? 90. stocl
Ale and Porter, by The boil, 500; half Dbl
si..5; quarters, 81 %.
G.. 4 IL. SEVERN.
mch Pm
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-03

TnE troubles q editors OF Earopc ave
manifold The last number Of The Mad
rad co,demiotaneo replaced lis tir>l ar
tice by the / lowing lines "rrst at
nlne O'Clock this morning a government
agent came and snol ressed three para.
graphs OF our leading article. Secoldt, F.,
AT halt past tine another agent came and
prohibited SIX other paragraphs. Third
is, a, a quarter 10 ten ihud agent
came sud suppressed the remainder q
he article THIS incident IS en-.
trcly new IN tie sanal. Of the PRESS
Yet II is sad that Spain possesses a
constitutional government
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-03
LONDON 4 LlVEkP col
fire l. Life Insurance COMPANY

OFtlCE, So WALL 4 81 PINE ST, n. Y.
raid up capital, surplus and reserved
.nvested in this country. l,oa5,3g6
Issriy revenue over. 2,5O0,oU0
rae Shareholders Personally EespOasi.
Die Tor engagements OF the Company.
Al Directors must be Shareholders.
RErRRRNCEs FOR DAVENPORT.
,tso. Il. French, Lorenzo Schricker, Nicholas
Auhnen Co., Geo. l.. Davenport, Almet Skeel,
Nlsholas }. kusch.
HRv YORK:
Srinpeil, Mnturn Co., Harper Brotht "a, Dun.
IN. Sherman 4 Co, Alexander I. Stewart.
}. Z. WAshBURN, Agent for Davenport ana
dock Island. jlye
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-03
TO LET

DWELLING HOUSES On The BLUFF,
- from 50 to sl2 per month, Two store
and rooms II Waid's Gate Wuppernsas,) and
HALLS Blocks. Apply TO
JOHN L. COFFIN.
e.27tf
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-03
ROCK ISLAND, ILLINOIS.

III wishing TO purchase good Machine are in
v!ted 10 eA.nin, this before purchasing else
where. Warranted one year, with proper usage
PgIoR. $iu.-liXMaHH IS, BAsTEk {S EXTRA.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-03
II car

rHAS. r. BURR WOULD RESPECTFULLY
" announce to his friends and The public that
le has purchs sed Of Mr.. Jcteris the large and
choice STOCK Of
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-03

ny Henry STEPHENS Of Edinburgh and the late
}. r. NORTON OF y. College. 2 vols Royal uc.
taso, 1910 pages snd numerous Lngrav'rgs
PRICE Sc, tor the TWO volumes. BY Mail 81.
h. SCOTT Il GO.
March DIFF.
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Die, @snsratsa mnsftt unfrte ptdfrtnttn
trd9t Die btfsn Sridts, inrsm taslth ounbtrts
:3u tVrsn 8aSnen 3uridtrbren unb Die Rtit.n
.unfersr arnssn ntsosr anftwt1en.
Bon @bdrIttrn Iartsn bic geribtr thinner
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'ct8sr @bnrlrfons t6rsn bsrtits trpUrfsn.n
&nbrn aufS Rsus 8u trabrsn ptFtn.
SOn BEN ibrtStn Srirssf6anpldb.n bsr Con.
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