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A6aSrs ON the Cumberland River.
STEAMERS AT NASHVILLE.


STEAMERS AT NASHVILLE.
CFrom the Nashville Despatch Jan 3Ol
The boa6s which left here Friday morning last some
twenty IN number had rather lively IT, and Que
tx thcm nefrowly escaped being disabled the language
N an oncer OF one Of the boats. situation was
Nntghty hoa one, and would have given ali am worth to
Aave been about two miles farther down. six pound
T0Aot entered the lafboard siderof the r. B. Hamilton
Dassod close oy some of the machinery, and lodged
one q the beams her starboard nearly forcug its
way through into the water None Of the other beats
rwero INJURED as FAR as learn except the Com
uaerco. which was slightly injured
The long looked for return fleet arrived about midnight
cn Wednesday They left Clark,vle Tuesday evon
ag steamed four or five miles river anchored
Ger tho night On Wednesday morning they again rot
Under way one OF the large gunboa.s leading, and on
rsachiDg near the point from which the eet were
nred into, shellng the country both sides tor several
n;iiles but without seeing any The enemy Thus the
Asrse and valuable ieet pursued its up Nash
vile mectng with opposition, hearing only two
9 'hfee stray shots, which were fred at the Atlantic,
tS hooiest Roman o. tnen all the lectest OF the
=. TN uouOe Sehse-iurdol the pun. Al midnight
1ay Urvea m t,ont u NAshviie, and early in tie
IT, aad during the day citizens lined the whsrves
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wreeA Ok sne sshocner sarah Frane.-

v
Tne schooner sara yranc.r 4 Atehs 10 aud from New
Bedford ior Bristol, J.. T., vhie befting Lf9 Newpft
duriDg tho heavy nofin nofttsasi b0~ r ig-y, ear
rled away her jib and irAggei bore a. to- one
nile below fort Adafns, and Si 10 ,otsl iess.
saved
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IMPORTANT FROM TENNESSEE.
Repulse Of the Rebel Attack
ON Fort D0nelsOn.
The Rebel General Forrest
Reported Wounded,
.ks,. As.. "a.

CAIRO. Jan. 4, 1858.
fa captain OF the steamer Bowen from Fort Doneson
~sp'rts brilliant success at Fort Doneson.
One battery of four guns taken by tho rebels
'tn overwhelming charge; but men calamity rallied
and retook II.
Tho rebel reported hundred and thirty
Killed, afty wounded and prisoners.
The rebel General Forrest is reported among the
wounded. "t
Coionei Mcneil was killed.
the number Of the rebels estimated AZ from three
,Ghousand 70 four thousand. \, -s.t t.s
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I, vlsr GENERAL Wool TO rns ArsxS srx CLus--ras,
uIsht General Wool paid visit 70 the Athenau Literary
zsb a, their rooms, Of Sixteenth street and rh
avenue. by special invitation The General was accom-
uanei by his chief Of staff Colonel Cram, Colonel Frank
=. Howe and number OF private gentle men. After
Viewing several paintings which we're hung In the
srtor sumptuous repsst was provided, Of which the
saera and the party partook The toast of the Health
u Major General wooln being proposed the gallant SOL
~ spoadsd in single sentence, returning thanks Tor
- hsnor. Az . late hour the party dispersed
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Drulfant Union Cavalry Exploit-Cap.
t"re or Prisoners, Camp Equipage,
Horses, Wagons, 30.


Stokes rsnnessee cavalry, and Kentucky regiment
ashed upon camp OF rebels at Middletown fifteen miles
fwest Of Murfrecsboro the ID inst One rebel was
<killcd and ono hundred taken prisoners.
Our cavalry made sabre CHARGE took the rebels by
4surprse, captured all their camp equpage, horses,
swagons, &c.
Major Dougass OF Douglass rebel battalion and all his
Officers, wero made prisoners.
Davis cavalry, at Franklin, has also captured twenty
scve rebes and all have arrived here About twenty are
%ssverely wounded.
The weather is very cold.
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Omcfal Drawings oT M,

Omcial Drawings OF Murray, Eddy Il
Co.'S ntucky and Missouri State Lotteries
hEsruckY EXTRA Glass 69-Februsryt I. 1888.
66, 81. 10. 2. rs. "a, 23. 81, As, s.. 81, 20.
KENTUCKY, CLASS GO-FobruAry T. 1861
~, -s so, 10. 81. Is, IL. G3, ~, 3s. 81. 16, Sc.
Circulars sent free OF charge BY addressing ei.herto
MURRAY, EDDY 4 co.
CovingtOn, Ky, st, Louis, Mo.
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Prizes Crshed fn all Legaiized Lotte-
ries-Ini given. JOSEPH BATES,
Broker III Wall street, room No. 1, New York.
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omcin, Drawings OF tho Delaware ST..

Lotteries
DELAWARE, ExrsA GLASS 59-FcbruaryA 4. 1858.
IS, ., l.. SO, 20. 6l. "a, 81, 40 60 IS, 21.
Delaware, CLASS 6D-february4 4. 1853
55, ~, ~, 73, II, ~, 69-j3 2b, 81, GO, 3S, Is.
JOHN A. MORRIS X co,
Wilmington, Delaware.
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ADVERTISEMENTS For THE COUNTRY.

Tho WEEKLY HERALD, with It's increasing circulation, Is
capital medium for advertisements designed 70 reach
tho notice Of country dealers and merchants.
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ciatou Company Lottery of Kentucky.
GLASS 59-February 4, 1863
%, 2, 81, 50, G7. Ga. 4s, IS, l5. 10, Al. 80, 90.
Class 6o--February 4, 1868
10, 46, "a, IS, 81, "a, 50, AZ, II, %, 80 81 l6.
FRNScE. ELLIS 4 co, covington, KY
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Twenty thousand reams OF good paper wanted. Size
32x46. Apply at tho HERALD office.
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Army and Navy Gazette-NOw Publfsh-
ed weekly; regular Gnoal Weekly Organ OF Army hnd
Navy Intciigc nee. Subscription - "A year.
w. X. DYER a co, Editors aud Proprietors, N. Y.
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Army ana NAVY Gazette-NOw Publfah-
weekly; regular oleia Weekly Organ of Army snd
Navy ls'si DSEn co fEaos aaS PROFESSIONALLY
Eight Cartes de yisite for -, of Un-
Greenwich str seis
One dozen Cartes dc vis,ee, - 5O.-yig-
ns-s Of unequalled style At sTACY's Gallery 6si Broad
way, between Aini'y and Fourth streets
Campbell. Chemi.t and Apothecary, cor-
OF Eighth aud Twenycight Pure and
genuine drugs and medicines dispensed with care.
Mothers! Mouh<rsi Are you Disturbed
night and broken Of rest by sck child suffering and
az once sna M soothing
l. win relieve he poor .,ls sufferer ,%msd,s.s!y.
S ss G whs has e. who y not ' ySs %
and ssd ope,sns IKE maggie
T. per ssy safe 2 use IN Al. case: and pleasant % the taste
ghysicsns and nurses In the United States Pre 70 cents
Ladies, Try L.ird's Bloo.n or Youth,
complexion sui .iin. All druggists and ssS Brosdwsy
Crista ioro's Hair Dye, Prsservasive a.d
Wig Depct~ olssalc and retail No. Antor House. The
Dye appli,d b. rliful ar'is,s
wigs, Tonpses. Hair Dye. Hair Dyeing
sArcnsIoss iDa CHLOE s Bord q. .rss Usso''ns mo n'
Rcms~sd.-The once or MRS. Winsiovv's
Soothing syrup removed TO y Dey street Ms winslo.;
gratis BY applying as above.
Dbseheeb Oh tne NeIvOus, SrmtmAh, Wiz
nary and Sexual Systems-New and reliable treatment In
Reports OF the Howsrd Association Sent IN sealed letter
envelopes free OF ci Address Dr. j. Stn Houghten,
Howard Association, Philadelphia, Pa
Medical Adviser, Be-, ON Diseases Of the
Nervous, Seminal, IGnary and SeIua systems infaihe
treatment. Sent 81 sealed envelopes for 81 Address
Warner No yes-f street. Dr n. Larmont, 6E Broad
way, New York Hours. gto 9 daily
Trusses.-Marsh - Co.-Radical Cure
Truss oce siii At No yesey street A.,or Hons. No
attendant.
Doctor Hunters DtseOvery Cures the
very forms scrofua obstinate Erupoas OF the skin
and old Ulcers No Division street New York CITY since
1874
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A Soldier shot at Camp Arthur, st"Isn
IslaR nd.

coroner Goo'd hsid inquest at casle<on. 5Stor
Island, on The % Of February. the body OF heuse
kJan. who came to hts death by gunshot moabt, ~
n'ea on him oy Milford Bradley sergeant in one o sbo
companies Of ue Third IRA Harris Guard) airy. Dr
walter Testified 10 the tho wound. and chat Il
Caused thc death of the Ryan solder 10 he
same regiment and Brad ey when arrested that
me- va contany with iieutonlnt him stey cro-sing
the street oi The village r about 70 leave Camp Ar
wnon ne dl lie was ON picket duty with sho leu.
tenant The deceased (Ryan said before hk death that
ne WIS ous U The camp. In company with man named
naoney without ass and oaiied on TO bal. bco .
tne -nos wore nred ut him. Tho jury found shat Ryan
came 70 ms death by gunshot wound rsceved from Ser
the civil authoritiea
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MISCELLANEOUS.

- PROM IADY-Sar hlLros. eAaAroIA Co N Y.
Juiy D. lol-DA HouErrKa-ss ! have lons uo4a Pc
writing IA you my sncerr tha KS good You hye
iny dAughfr can truly -, that iug bot tie ssns
and OF Pr vfdence ana btera
early grave ~ three &c hrr viii
.od all kinds OF biten- tAA have
" t3 fnr. besides having t~o hrs phy-
all te-med 20 do her good wh 10 Arars NJ is.S
sanaA sn all the that couls
hntes ~ i,ng -omething hat would her
deDsiy g~rt Of = pewsiaPer around
ths Auug AZ the spa In iook oyerI Aaex
t.i >, nitt.rs just what sh- need.
day TO h. iaion nps and gt bottle your BIslrs
eomnen ~ ,sAnf them. and such ehanEe 10 ~e-f
WIN her spprtts, the disircss Il asi.nea
hnn a, Lsr.ins i th- stosnA ny life
tnstr "ar w b- She has taken hrtc bottles an 10
hoe - ORA al hr unr. tniDk tc4e 4, lit iel
msh oi 'he rr fi.a~. three bottles which
thA wh cure her entirely We and o,h ~rs tho aght sAe
hsu h'srasr thr heart hut b-ating and uuo ua
thst "osa almost sr bTeAling timss 10 al
gone Yours, with respect
Mrs. AMANDA MCPHERSON.
burg Pa.
sold by all drnggi.,s and fsAiy grosers
DEpDT al BROADWAY
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One DOZEN Cnrtes dc Vistte, 81 5O.-yig-
Of equsiicd style STACYS Gallery COL Broad
Am,.y and Fourth streets
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Eight Cartes de Vistto for 81, Of Un-
equAlled style finish, TAiTS Corandt and
II. .atV.
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Campbcil, Chemtst and Apothecary, corr
Eigh IN aud Twenty eighth
genuine drugs and medicines dispensed with care.
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Court CaIendar-Thfs Dwy.
svrnhM ,ouFrDC1Rcun Mos. III, 70, l37 30,
ao, a.s $50 6i7 1887 900. 325 63s esl l75 6Io 7i9
~ ~ 90, I'D, '6I Part HNos l03s. ll02 94 esZ,
loss, Ills, 1926, 1920, 93S, lf5l
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| Ladies, Try Laird's Bloom OF Youth;
complexion All druRslsts and Broadway
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Rcmovsd.-The Once or Mrs. wlnsloW's .
Soothn, Syrup removed 10 " Dey hrs Winslows
Domestic kecoipes-a mic. little cook book-csn be had
gratis by applying as above.
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Wigs, To np1es, Hair Dye, Hair Dyeing
and Mo3avia Cream for beautfying tho hair, ". A..
BATCHELORS. ID bord street
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Crtsta doro's Hair Dye, Prsservat and
Wig Depc, " oosalc and retail No. 9 Asor House. The
| Dye auul ID IL gl.iIful hrtista
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RA0 sPECULAToRs.

curnuiated. the battle field Of Antictan has for.
nshed large quantities Of rags for the market.
sgAcoAsr SUBMARINE TELEGRAPH.
The bill To lay submarine cable around the coast from
Fortress Galveston passed In the House TO
day Mr. DIN Chairman OF tho Military Committee, has
collected OF facts upon the subject which
vincng the practicabity Of the enterprise The utility
OF the submarine telegraph II can be successfully
structcd, is unauestioned.
THE DEBATE IN THE SENATE ON THE MILITIA BILL.
Senator Rchar6son ia dsbate to-day the bill put
the militia OF the under the entire control Of the
Presden warned Of the danger impending from
raising up degraded class " the level Of whites II
negroes were 70 be soldiers fight battles, who
would deny them the right and hold ofcc2 The
main portion OF the discussion the Senate upon the
comparative numbers OF democrats repIbcans In
the armies which OF b. dchrtey se,lod
bit Mr. Richardson managed N hr sit tho ,.rorlant
is ou from Mr. Trumbul' that 10 ocars should va
command whc we're not supporters o. The osr.
tcuar pocy 10 carrying tns ~sr Nj. Truu.bui a..
rd.d General ucsN ms seryiccs, wheroai several ptr
sons N tho sairfiea Attempted get Up agh Il was
pllabo 10 scc carpet osn sod strong minded wor.en
seeking 70 ridoae tbe hDsorcsc senate tnna m
~as 4 ne m0m,as releivins unlimited puoc ao.
/ claim even n Nov England.
me ,adlcss undertook 70 carry through the 3caate
10 their hi g. place the malta Of tho states under
,bs contro u tho President, and they would
have succeeded had not Mr. cown broke @gsls.
H. The radicals been trying all winter to Ing atats
him, ana they we're discontinued a, his demonstration
to day Pretty much all Of them went TO hunting up
provisions Of the constitution concerning the militia
which Ia hca,hful sign indeed Mr. stevens wanted %
know IN the House day since what business any
member had In quoting the constitution there.
/ TIE VIRGINIA CONTESTED ELECTION.
The Committee Eectious in their report asains, the
claims OF Mr. hcIogd and bis contestant, Mr wng for
seat In tho House q Representatives from the Second
district Of Virginia. say the district comprises Norfolk
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NEWS FROM WAs.cnufoN.

-o,, 700 wAsuna>,s, Feb. =. 1888.
10 >~ciADs oRDERED TO SsA.
~~vy Department has ordered the follop> ng iron
- ~sss 70 be prepared for and sent so,., ., noe
/. i believed here ,u ca - q! ready in roo Jays n
ships are
KeOkuk Catskiii
Nantucket. Sycamore
The Secretary Of the Navy has received Attenuation
that the Patapsco left Fortress Monroe join the other
mailed vessels Thus all the Ericsson batteries may be
expected 70 be engaged in hght before two weeks.
four correspondent makes mistake suppcsing that
all the vessels named could be ready In four days The
following IL = correct report Of their present ssate:
Vessel. Where. State Of Fovscdrdn'o
Keokuk. New York Ready il two weeks
Ca skill .Greenpoint Ready In two weeks
Sycamore. Chester, Pa. Ready In . week.
Nantucket Boston ..... . Ready In Q week.
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DANDoRAS .THRkh 1BESrEsT EVILS 8gUBLOn
II ea.--Wsiosp 2tt Broadway, Il
Fulton street sensing fof M hasnsfrd Ac-ls ol sntn-ss1
~i-hes n inform tue t.si FRDNsEH tnsI~o~~
- patent metallic W sihrr this only d. fss
~rorbitant coal dealers u~iis iuscts sni hssftsss
dertaksn.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-02
DESER TEX 5!

THE FOLLOWING NAMED SOLDIERS,
/ enlisted for Old Regiments, have deserted
from Camp Mcclellan, Davenport. Iowa:
CHARLES GORTUN, born in Tenewee county
Michigan rs years old. . machinist, enlisted Nov
25,h, led-, At DavenI ori, BY Capt Wm furseii Tor
three years. Gray eyes. auburn hair, hor'd CON-
rlex,on, r. X inehe. IN height, ss deserted 90
ALBERT IElPlE, born in Mciieury county,
Illinois, 90 years old, occupaio farmer. enlist
ed Nov. 25lh, 1852, at Davenport, by Capt Vim
Pursell for three years. Blue eyes, brown hair,
ford compile zion. f So inchee high, deserted
ON SUNDAY, tho alst Of december. 1912.
ALBERT PRINCE, born in Frederick county.
Maryland, q year. Old farmer by occuK alton. on
listed september 9TH. 1862 Ut heokuk. ~ MAJ u
lillian BelknAy, for year, has grey eyes,
.rown hair, lair CON plexion, b feet inches high
for the 9Th Infantry.
J. L. BkADkN, born in Decatur county. lndi-
ana, aged z3 years, BY occupation farmer, on
listed Ut davenport, lows, August 10, has hazel
eyes. black HAIR and dark complexion, height
feet 10 inohos.
WILLIAM b JONES, born in Orange county
New FORK, aged - years. BY occupation car
pen,er, enlisted in Iowa City, Iowa, July 81. has
black eyes, sandy hair and dark complexion
height feet 5 iachoe.
JOHN hOCGhTEN, born In Hardin county
Ohio, aged ~ years, by occupation Q farmer, en-
listed ct Davenport, Iowa, September 20, has gre,
eyes, light hair and light complexion, height
feet "a inches.
Any ole appreh ending any one or all Of sale
soldiers, will be paid ali reasonable cost OF trans
portation and subsistence, together with fewart
Of Eve dollars when said deserters are returned 4
the Com nAnding Officer Of Camp Mcclellan.
r. NJ LITTER,
Captain I'd lows Infantry, Commanding CAM
Mcclellan, Davenport. Dec. %. 1869. DIFF
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IRON CAMP nENDERSHOTT, on TIRE
II night Of the 18th INST, JonS A. KIsDoS, a
private Of Go. X, 9th Iowa Cavalry. Said kis-
don is tscn,y i've years Of age, five feet eight
aud three fourths inches high blue Dyes, sandy
hair, fair complexion, born in tho state Of Vef-
mont, enlisted At Marion, Iowa, Tor three years.
Had on whea he left, citizens pants and coat
and soldiers black felt hat.
Said Risaou stole . bright bay horse about
l4ls hands high, saddle mark on left side,
branded Z. :. on left shoulder, and X on left
hip.
A reward will be paid for tho apprehension
and delivery Of said hisdon and hose 10 any Of
6cer who will 70 ain them till secured by the
proper authorities; or . propOrtionate reward
will be aid foi the delivery Of either.
Ey order st ID. 4. WILSON,
Col. comd. 6th Iowa Cav.
r. L. MILLER. Adjt.
CAM HkspErsnorr, Davenport, Iowa.
March l6.h, 1863.
mch Eff
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DrnocRATIC STATE CONVENTION,

The Democracy Of the State of lows are re-
,uested to send deegstes to State Convention
hereby called, to be held At the Cspito' IN the
city of DesMoines, on WEDNESDAY, Ihf W y
DAY OF MAY NEXT, At IL oCLoch NJ 'or
the purpose Of nominating can iidates for Gov
ernor, Lieut.. Governor. and Judge Of supreme
Court, 10 be supported at the ensuing October
election, and Of transac,ing such other business
Is may be deemed necessary.
Tue basis OF County Representation will be one
dslsgate for every one hundred votes cast fa'
Rcaard II. sylvester, Secretary Of sta.e, and ont
for every fraction over fifty.
The Demo crscy of the severai counties IN ihs
State are requested TO sec thAt the necessary step
are taksn 10 their respective counties TO insu''
heir full represent at the State Convention
fiy order Of the Democratic State Cenual Com
mi:tee.
J. C. TuaK, Secretary.
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To Henry Miller:
clR:-You are hereby notified, in accordance
- with direction Of the Council Of the City
OF Davenport, given at the regular meeting oi
said Council. March 4th, 1868. 10 the un iersgn-
ci, City Marshal Of said city, within twenty days
after one weeks publication OF this sotice, to
wit: Within twenty days from the 10th day Of
Mach, 1868, to fill up the west 90 feet VI L.t =
IN Block 3 in tho city Of Davenport, 80 that foul
and stagnant water will net re Dsn on said lot
If said lot is not SO filled by you within the time
herein limited, the same will be done ut yeur !
pense inc udng costs, together With 20 per co u.
penslty on Inc same
MARsHAL's OFYIcR, City OF Davenport,
Scott Co., Iowa, March 9Th. tsh3
II. LEONARD,
Marshal o. the City oil Davenport.
inch I0-iw
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great truth, which is, that ! attempted
70 defame the currency Of the nation
Here again 10. attempts to play the
black guard, and if ,oa are able 70 Gull
q particle Of sense out OF the nonsense
advanced, il amounts to this, that be l.
fash with greenbacks and unable TO find
means to dispose Of his large stock on
hand. Yes, he has unbounded conf
dence in them, for in public IN HE high
strains of elequence he Gays, "Ihe
creenbacks are registered in heaven asd
will be equivalent to gold"
So much tor Jo.' . ,ru,hs-he attempt
ed 10 show wherein Citizen was islse,
and in the effort COMPOUNDED terms, In
PRODUCING my name IN connection whb
a subject foreign TO the enc that truth
eopmlied hln. TO reply TO, otherwise !
should not notice the spleen Of the
individual. JOS effnts and his object
are defeated, for the Copperhesds are
turning his lsbors 10 tue best account
and 10. has become very malicious IL
conse quence, and desires TO put his heel
land II is long one) upon all The Cop
pt'uehus G.s ~ ~, -"
d son when Copperheads flourish the best
II therefore, 10, lock out Tor those heel.
!, In this CASE, as in many OF the hig-
gerbead stripe, We see disposition Il
= do evil wilhost he ability. This.s wise
iy arranged, otherwise those lt,si
bre,hie OF Jc. would suffer severely
= {, aeeialy lis neighbor Conley. 10
greatly mistakes his calling when b
= attempts to become instrumental II
: making martyrs.
II You see have not attempted srgu
o., m,ni, but have slept out OF m, beate'
o. track for the occasion otherwise III
on nervous pe,,'foger could not apprec'at
. it. The sui jec,, he treats so much Q
~ Argument, Logic and Truth, be IL ye
ca TO learn the rudimen,s OF, personaite
at and Q zee vey diluted lnvec'ives are ID
Is. weapons he makes ridiculous parad
Ia with. Having introduced to you tn
present characteris,ics OF nigger-head 10
/ leave him TO complete his mission, IN
Ds- finally be registered where he says ID
mt Green. 4 acks are. in Heaven
:, Truly. WV. Anss INGALLS,.
i. DAVENPORT, March 2e, 1868.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-02

Tux following IL summary Of Nor.
gan's exploits in the Fix months, begin
n,ng Ali July, 1862, and ending 4th
January, 1868: Between 10000 and
$1,000 prisoners and $4,000 stand OF
arm. captured and 100000 worth
Of stores destroyed; 4,695 men raised
within the enemy's lines, and armed
and equipped by himself, be having re
cci,ed bo, 200 adder. from the govern.
ment. - Charleston Mercury, Moreh III.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-02
Tax peace establish mont Of the Itsliar

Tux peace establishment Of the ltslian
army is composed OF 242,7S4 men, ot
whom about "A, 900 are artillery and en-.
giueers, and 10000 cavslry The war
establishment is fixed at 100000
men exclusive OF the National Guard.
The pay and allowances are liberal
AS compared with other continental
armies.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-02

DEArn-Mss. NJ .ry Perklos Abbott,
tho last Of a family t.4at settled in Bos-
ton 10 1870. died in that city few days
sincs, sgsd o.. Her Husband wss Ben
jso,s Abbott IL. D, The wsll-ksewn
ocholos.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-02
Public Safe.
Household furniture,

consisting of parlor, dining room, chamber ana
kitchen furniture, carpets. stoves, tnwsre, crock
ery.w.re, bath house fixtures, DC. also o6ice h1-
lures, &c, consisting OF safe desk, cock, stoves,
together with lumber wagons. harness, axes,
cross Gu. SAWS shoyeis forks, doors, blinds. SASH
srndry moaldings, noun,ings. &c. and pork
hou.e halur !, con listing vi four barrel cau'orpn
Kettles. with furniture complete, lard coolers and
stra,ner. clesvers, stiners hooks, benches, buck
cts trucks. together with II barrels salt
sale to commence At 10 o'clock A. NJ, when
terms will be made In wn by
G. X. BARD.
SAN PApKkR. Auctioneer. inch s0-td
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EXCHANGE h BANKING HprsE OF J.. A. MAcKLor,
davenport, lovs, April lst, 1863.
cI6HT EXCHANGE ON THE PRINCIPAL
- cities tf the United states bought and sold.
The highest price paid for Gold. Silver. De-
msnd Notes, State, County aud City Warrants.
Sterling Exchange Tor sale in sums Of Il and
upwards.
Highest premium paid for State Bank Of indi-
ana, Ohio and Iowa notes.
Passage tickets for sale TO and from Liverpool
Cork and tiavr~. by steamship or sailing ship
/ Agen, for the oil Black Afar line, sailin: hip,
/ from Liverpool To New York. Agen, for Liver
pool. New York and fhiladclphis line Of steam
| snip. meh sl-im
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-02

A RlcnMoNp paper Of the 10th con-
tains sixteen advertisements for substi-
tutes. la ono case one thousand dol.
lars are offered. One advertisement o.
fers four hundred dollars reward for the
arrest Of a substitute who deserted after
getting liz pay.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-02

TINE PROTRIETORS WILL DELIVER IN
/ Davenport or Rock Island their Cream and
Amber Aies and Porter y. the following each
prices: Present use Ale and Porter. by the Dbl :,
3. 90; half bill, IS rs /; quarter. 81 90. Stock
Aie and Porter, by the bbl., $500 half bbi.,
14.25; quarters, ~ %.
g. 4 II. SEVERN.
mch 17-2m