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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-05-19
From the washington IutollIgonoer.
A HABEAs CORPUS CASE AT NEW 70

hABEAS CORPUS CASE AT NEW YORK
James p Hambletou, Of Georgia, formerly
editor and publisher OF the Southern Confedera
oy, was arrested in this city about two weeks
ago, he having recently come Iom Georgia and
hal 1927 900 in Confederate money and bonds
in his possession. When arrested he claimed to
be h Union man, but his plea was not accepted,
and he has since been in the custody OF the
United States authorizes, although allowed tie
freedom Of the city. Last week writ Of habeas
corpus was issued by Judge McCuun, to Capt.
Armstrong, Of the Park Barracks, and Gen
Wool, requiring them to produce the body of
Hambleton for the purpose OF inquiring into the
cause of his detention. return to tho writ
having been made by Capt. Armstrong, tho case
was adjourned to Monday, at O'Clock T. NJ,
when Gen. Wool made tue following return to
the writ:
70 The Hon John II. McCunn, Ciy Judge.
SIR: For return to the annexed writ, | re-
spectfully certify that said James p. HamLleton
was arrested by an officer of Simeon Draper late
provost-marshal general that no was turned
over to the by said Draper in obedience to order
Of the Secretary Of War, aud is now held by me
in pursuance of such order And Further state
that the said James r. IIambleton is citizen
aud resident Of the State OF GeOrgia, which State
IL now in rebellion against the United States {;
that he left said State recently Tor the purpose,
rs am Informed anu believe, Of procuring with
in this and other States supplies 10 be sent 10
the rebellious State of Georgia, and of procuring
information to be used for the beuef Of the re.
bells; that he is held by me prisoner subject
to military jurisdiction, AMI AIN not permited
to produce or deliver him as required by said
writ All Of which is re- pectfuly submitted
JOnN Il. Wool. Mjor Gen U. s. A.
Per SAMUEL j. classy, OF CONSUL
Mr. Traphagen, counsel for llambetOu, denied
all the allegations In the return, with the cxcep-
ton that his Client was citzen of Georgia.
Some argument was had by both parties upon
the merits Of the case, When it was further adj
journed-frst to Tuesday afternoon, and then Ia
Wednesday morning. The parties having the
prisoner in charge not appearing on the last.
mentioned day, Judge MtCunn issued m at
t'chmentagainst Capt Armstrong, the custodian
of llambleton, for contempt OF court Handle
ton, in The mean time, has been sent to Fort
Lafayette by order OF Gen. Wool, aud Cant
Armstrong has left town.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-05-19
A CAI,lp


10 etope Dedlers and Tie PuJhc.
Having on the LIST day of May, 1863, renewed
my contract with the J.. l.. Alotl Iron Works. for
the exclusive right to sell their patented articles
In the State Of Delaware, namely, Mott Irwin.
chile Cooking Ranges Cook Stoves, Agriculm.
rists Furnaces, Cauldrons and nIi irou heaters
am prepared TO effect an arrangement win
Stove dealers in Delaware, for the sale of soid
Ranges, Stoves, 60, upon the most favored
terms. 1t will, think, be no more than just for
me 10 state that 40 other party in this State has
any right to manufacture or sell the above named
Ranges and Stoves, and | would warn all persons
from purchasing the same from any other manu-
iacturer or dealer than myself rs they will be
held accountable for infringement according to
Jaw, 1t being my intention to prosecute ali in-
fringements Of my rights.
ALEXANDER sAVILLE,
WILMINGTON Stove House,
Sayille Building, corner Of Sixth and Market sts.
N. B.-l also own the patent right for ibis
Ranges.
May 18th, 1s63.-l0.1m
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-05-19

"LondOn Hair Color Restorer" and Dressing.
The only attested article that will absolutely re-
store the lair to its original color aud beauty.
causing it to grow where it has fallen off or be.
come thin. Wholesale or retail ut DR.. Swayne's.
Mars w.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-05-19
THE IRON oLADs AT omAnLEsroN

We transfer to our columns the following
letter from the New York Tribune. 1t mp.
pears that it is deriyedlrom private source,
but throws much light on the causes which
produced the failure to capture Charleston.
We ask our readers to give it an attentive
perusal -
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-05-19
DIR. E. DAWSON.

Late Of Camden, Deingare. and Of he u S.
Volunteer Ar7ay,
Oilers 10 give prompt attention the citizens Of vii.
m9st9n aud einity in the Practice OF his profession.
E510hee COS KING STREET, third door below the
Post Office NV b.sm
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-05-19
Health
Health
Health
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Read tIlis EXTRAORDINARY Case.

I~ieat cough, Night Sweats, High Fever, at.
tended mm Great Debility, permanently cured
aLR. Ii. SwANNE-Dear sir-Balieying your aCON.
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attended with hacking dry cough, high fever night
sWeais, tickling or rising sensation in the throat
grew weaker daily, and my Physician dr. A. D. Chalona,
V fnia sad had the consumption, therefore supposed
my ease enilely hopeless. nost out Of heart
had rlet inany different articles withoat ans appear
Ont benefit was induced by friend who had witnessed
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procnted one bottle and box Of your SUGAR COATED
sAhsAfARlLLA AND TAR pILLs,n witch took ae
eotding To your directions Suffice It to say that the
OF your Invaluable medicines restored me to perfect
health to the wonder and reolceing Of my family and
hlehds' Yours most respectfully,
GEORGE HAMILTON,
Cor; Of s'h and Jordan SITS, south Camden NJ.
r. 81 shall be pleased to give any Information, ~
urtisgn a Inv mai
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-05-19
DR.. swaynes Compound Syrup of Wild
Cherry.

THE GREATEST KNOWN REMEDY for
Coughs, Sore Throni, Asthma, Weak Breast,
Bronchitis, Night Swea's Pains, tbrrnst or
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the bowels are costive, or headache aecompanies
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pared only by DR.. Swayne * Son, $3.50 Sixth
street, above Vine, Philadelphia.
Sold by all Druggists and dealers in Medicines.
See advertisement. Mnvg 10
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-05-19

All E.uptions Of the Skin, Chronic Erysip,las
of the Face, Old Ulcers, of long staining. tint
put at defiance every other mode of treatment.
are permanently cured by "Dr swaynes An
healing Ointment. Prepared only by DR.. swayne
X Son, $50 Sixth St. above Vine, PHILADELPHIA.
N. b. Skeptics doubling the wonderful cura
tive properties of "DH. swAyNE's ALL HEALING
OlSTMENr,' and "PANAoEA," are referred 10
co., Clayton of MidLletown, Delaware, gentle
man whose yeracity 10 one can doubt
Mays ly.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-05-19
king Cough all Pulmonary
Complaints.

REMEMBER DIR. swAYNE'S Compound Syrup Of
Wid Cheny-a delightful vegetable tonic will cleanse
strengthen and restore to polisct heath.
Prepared onlyby DR.. swAYNE & SON. 33O North
sixth street above Vine, Phiadelth Sold By all
Druggists aud Dealers in Medicines
n. b.-skentcs doubling the wonderful curative mo-
perlits NJ " DR. SwAINL's MEDICINES ara referred
70 COL CLAYTON Middletown, bel, gentleman whose
Neraelly no one.fan doubt my oily
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-05-19

NlLLAINous.-An attempt to throw tho cars
oil tue track, was made ON Thursday evening
last rail was placed across tho track about
two miles this side of Northeast, but the light
from the lamp revealed tue obstruction to the
engineer and the cars were stopped in time to
obstruct the track, short time since near Sites
Mill which was fortunately discovered and
removed before the cars arrived. Both of those
attempts have been made in the night showing
the intent of the perpetrators to be malicious
Cecil Wig.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-13
TRUSTEES SALE.

HERE s. IN the 25th day Of October. !.
w d.. 1850. joseph 1ross and hs.xeretbe
uf"ss. ex cu.ed unto ieaAc n T4l.nsss ~ T,us.
100. = certain Des6 Of Trust, couvcviue 10
''id Trust % the land | scott county. Iowa. 49,
crib rs ioll W. to-wit: The s.uth half of lot
number three Is IN ock number one III IN
davenport Hsrs' addition 10 the toU IN II L.
i',se which said coGvsysi CT vac made By the
aii Joseph tiross sud .itr i.r the purpose VI se-
curing tue pa ment Of one certain vu,nissorv
note "'d toe ia,erssi thereon, tisaed By ssid
Joseph G'.s, snd Aarga,stLA jross, dated tse
oh day u got. bsr. A.D $50. ana pay.bls ON
10 avn Gay ot Jsnu'ry A. D, 1853. for The run
" three hun Ire twsn'y -f0Ar IL loo d.iisss y III
ten psf cent. Interest, payable on Il 5th dxy NJ
!A!u'ry Ut each yesr. Ana where's sid Lace N.
'"inage mas, IN i,iug. f.iu ed " act o. Trustee
uudrr It'd by virtue III ssid deed OF truy, and tue
a"ae'sisnea has baen aPpoin 81 BY the Coun ,
u ige Ut scott G. uasy ~ aot in his place, ana
ihe'ei.rs said note having bec.uss due sd
% pay the sane, ], Hugo Schmd,. Trrs.
tee by nppoin u,ert. - aforesaid. do hereby live
this public notice, that BY virtue Of the power
which - in me vested ~ said deed Of
Trust, l will, on sa,urday, the 9TH dsv
Of NAV, A. ID. 1868, IT the hour Of O'Clock
inthc forenoon OF said day, ~ the Court Houae
ioor, IN the city Of davenport sxposs and Offer for
sale, At puolic auction, the psrcsl Of land above
described, VI ~ much thereof ~ shall be usees.
ssry to sat,sfy anu pay the amount due on said
oote, with tho interest thereon TO the day Of
.ste, together with oil the costs aud expenses
attending said sale, costs o. this notice and Trps.
toe's fees.
Dated the Sth day Of April. A. D.. 1863.
HUGO SCHMIDT,
Trustee by appointment VI 10. Judge.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-13
From, NV Aa,k.

New ionK, April II.
T. c i.oston t0u,nut savs that n letter
rect wed there. dated New bern. 9Th, lust.
sa'cs that re has Just been received
that Gcn. /, Ser had been reinforced,
AID had driven The rebels back.
naval officer has just received the
following dispatch
W-snlSoron, April lis A. NJ.
Yonr friend. ~. i. c." of the Army OF
the Potomac, has just telcgraphed me
that jeff. DAVIS received lac on Thurs
day iisht, dispatches from Com Iodorc
lnglahain, which wcr. not puhli> he'd in
any oil Yesterdays rebel Journals. The
,a,ure OF the news is rot known. hut il
is su,mised here that if it WIS favorable
10 the rebels they would make no Sc c,ct
OF it
The anniversary Of the attack on Fort
>nnicr was celebrated here This after
noon hy an immense mass meeting. in
un1on Square. II is estimated that
100000 persons were present
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-13
Charleston News.
" AsllIN GToN. Anril |

NAsiiI GTos. April II.
The Richmond Why Of Friday Ii, re-
ccised. 1t gives the following further
particulars OF the attack on Charleston
CHARLESTON, April g.
Al is quiet thus Ear. and The PEG PIE
and troops arc in h'gi, spirits At the re-
suit of vestcr iay's fight
The keoknk IL certainly sunk about
900 yarl, from Morris Island. Many
pieces Of furniture covered with blood
have washed ashore, creating the i'm :
rcssion that the slaughter ON her WAS
teirblt.
The fighting between The iron clads
and the forts was mt distance Of 900
yards Seven monitors remain besides
the lror sides.
The Yankee machine called the
Devil. designed for the removal Of Tor
ped"es, has floatcd ashore aud fallen into
or llands.
he enemy is constantly signalling,
and IA renewal of The tack Is anticipa-
ted before Tomorrow.
The Yankees have been busy all day
'epalr'ng damages
Cma,L LESION, April 0.
All is quiet this nothing. Tue moni
tots are still IN sight.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-13

LEGAL.
TRUSTEES BALE.

NHEREAs, on the l6,h dsy Of J...a,, A,
w " 1851. M,ehsel r,srnss and -s,,n Ter.
n,u, of Ch1ton oouuty, loss, executed ..,o M
tin cOrbiu NJ T,u.tce. . ceeiaau oeed of TO-,
convey'ng 70 sail trustee the lsnd i. iI;....
c"un'y. lows. dssc'it.d ~ follows, to si,. In.
SOUTH nsii OF the sou,h-vest quarter, ., d the
sout'' ~est quarter al the south east q ,s,,,r AZ
-oenon no. ono u, aud the west half Of the
nostn-'ee,. quarter u section puub,e
,ssIse 10 Ill in tosn>hip No. s,.hs,.
ts0 3D. north Of range No. .hree 4 \ a.. 80.
9th Y. IN slsO the ssath. ~est ouas,er q, she
north. cart gu rter Of section NJ. sixteen Il. 1is
township No s'gnty.ihree t83,) moth Of ,snse
20 tour east Of the 9Th D n: Vhieh sa,S
o"nvey anrc va made By the said Aieh.ei Tier.
nan ALd WIFE, Tor the purpose Of seossipx the ps,.
n-nt u one certain prom lssory noe md the In.
tsrtst thereon, .iyns' BY ssid Michael T,ssus..
lated the 10th CAV 81 January, A. b.. 1851 Al
payable In one year sitter date, 10 the order Of
'0ei'a Arns tor tho run Ut six Hundred Ara
twenty i've dollars, With Interest At The .a,e ~
ten Dos cent. per sInun
A"d nos ,ssio noto having become due And nav.
a'le ana 'hes.id Micbssl fisrLxu having fsilsi T.
p'y 'ee Same i,Austin Corbin. Trustee n fore.
80, 40 1eleoy give this pablo notice. that by
rue " Inc .~cr which 10 In me vested 4, sa;1
deed Of trust, | viii. o. Saturday. the o.. a..
o. Ms.,A. D. 1853. ut tho hour Of u,pe a 81, -
70 Tue forenoon Of said day, At the Cu.r, h....
1907 IN the city vi l,sv.lpor, .,n...
ana onsr for sale, 81 publ, u.'ion' -.
p r,e's Of ,and above dcscrib-d, o. !. much
.ne1eo' as snail DO necessary Ia satisfy and nsv
smoon. que 90 said note with tho nt.resttL. r..
on 10 tho dAy oil - together With = the r..,.
and' xpenrss attend ng .Aid sale. c,s,. al ri. -
iics aud Trustee. fees. s -
Dated the 9th day Il April. A. D. 1853
"a AUSTIN CUKblN,
=. Trustee
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-13
q 2
TRUSTEES SALE.

WHrkEAS % the 10Th day Of Arril. A. n.
1851 Girhssi Tiesusn Il Gated nn,o . =.
un Co nm az fru .iee, cert.in deed Of 4 ~, =.
vry'ng u said Trustee the land il Gilman c,.n,,
':~* descr. bed ~ tslloss, TO vi. 1he .e., h.if
~ iho n0rth-ws.t quarter and he .o.,h.s...
fuAIfr " the north west quarter and toe suu,h-
vest qssrter o. the Lor.h ess. ousy,er az .sc,;o.
~. t~svs u. In TOWNSHIP. No. dig ,y-,v, fS7'
n'r'n o. .suge No thres 3 east 81 The Sin :.
~ woisn said conveyance ~as made by the ,.id
"'cess' Herman, for the pu,po.c Of securin, ,he
payment Of Two prOmisaory nvsss AMI the in;s,s.t
thereon. signed By said riefuan, dated ths I'm
cay oi April, A. H.. ls6l, and payable a. fvllo.s
ne 10 twenty dollars due 10 Que YER. And az.
oiner ior ibe sum OF two hunired and team,
~ lars, Que IN TOO year from date with inta,e..
alter dsicat ten per cent.
And nov, ssid mites havi.g become aus ana
payable, AID the said Michael 1ierna. h.v;n.
.sn'd pay the same. Asstin Car, In, Trustee e
aforesaid, DO 3. reby give th. public po,ioe that
~ v''ue of hs po.er which IL IN me vested =,
os,d deed O. trust, l viii. on SATURDAY. The
dsy G NAV. 4. n. 90. = The
,'ur Ut nine O'Clock in the forenoon AZ Ala
n.y. vt the Court House door, 10 tho citv Of D.v-
e0pori, expose and o6er fe sale. :, ouhlie : ..-
ton, The p reels Of land ahove described. q, "a
Mucn thefeot as .hsll be sufficient ~ ss,isiy and
~ tho amount Of said notes. with the i,isrees
thereon to The day Of sale, together With all she
co.'s end espens attending SAID . 10, costs os
this Lotiss and Trustee's fees.
Dated the eth day Of April. A. D. 1868.
AUs1IN COnniN.
sps Trustee.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-13
k0uthcfn VS..

NV ioRK April IL.
lie following Is additional IN relation
TO the position of Gen. Foster: II is
stated tlnt the rebel force on /, q olbet
SIDE oi li!ackwaic- were under msrcnin,
orders on the Sth INST with Two DAYS
cooked ratlons aud four days rations tc
side.
An imp cparel force Of Tn on cavalry
and AT lcr, under Gen. Dodge, me ont
i'r 'he purpose of caplnrin. detached
tehel force IN that VICINITY, when las,
heard from, which was Tuesday noon
hey had met he enemy. had skirmisL
with them and had 'akcu some prisoners ).
l;c.o IT'S from Moth, tarol.na via Al
n'on state ,hat Washing on, n. G., had
'ccu nlnc! !, but ly whom vas not
known.
In the dire ton Of Frank in the rebel,
val gicaiv Il cuathcied li.eir picLc,,
tni oaipo,t> and ivanced Their cavalry
aud ,ldcttcs.
I'M new, IS brought from Stuff TX ly
u RECOMMENDING ioecc that ha. j en- sen,
rom that post.
From The Elchmo d Dispairl, of the
2th, We have news tom Washington. y
Z q, late as Sunday.
Oar troops have captured the cner.y's
ha,,c'its At His ONT. on the bank f
Ian kAcr, seven nile, below, which, no
,liion gives rs m open field, and TAI,
hsht with the Yankee shipping.
Two gunboats, followed hy several
large Transports loaded with troops from
New bern 10 reinforce WASHINGTON. ar
'cm?tcd 70 run cur block ,dc ut llll's
Point on Friday, when ll.y w,rc fred
On " on hat cIics, aud 50 badly dam
'gr' MS 10 toe forced 10 PIT back. The,
coati hoi pass our gums, and AT last nc.
counts The enemy we're landing troop.
below onr works At Has Point. In l. .
attempt 10 Z" by the steamer Louisiana
vas sunk hy oar guns.
There ATE about 1000 negroes in
asaington, - hom the enemy tried Ia
get OUT, bur failed.
The enemy TIA. rcsuscd 10 surrender or
allow the ", men and children 10 leave
hat place. So Gen. Hill, it is presumed.
Will shcl! 'hc place.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-13

~ COS CONDITION. 40 TRAINS AKt
"a iulrg iaiiy, tast ~ Ma. Tor HE ,rausiur
T., NJ psss~..--s AL ,fe' ~ ~itb cara naa
trficA ~. sal - tt io5- gvl east VI the Mir
r,e'pn syvrl ,ge tl,r- ;, eaaeetion i,h the II
; J 4 T.. % ~ hassf .pl sim team Packets
1hp tthat"ii n =, so'.pa i Line oi Pacsu /,
o. the A's uun '.'seft.psi,iiy soath 10 i.-nvei.
wsfth, Pl,hvl 10, Qdtu4,r, My,aiuite rud * "a
sa- t'iy; Aat 81 ~sss'g, n,r % Arb' sks C.iy
ila''s Oouth, Oman al Co,ncu ii,uIs.
DniF Mad tolcues run ~ c "a tcc,lop ~ \
tral* at tn rpai g. sll 'rIorinni towns II
NpC horn Ni.snuf. and io,'b ern iowa Also /,
LIscen'-, topeka. ss-t Rs. an tvrt cot
h3uas
DstflInl rts's p,ak etd California Mat
tOac1e, tvay daily. z, he TO t'eus.r ity d da,
Salt haKe dlfs. csAa sr,nsi % days
kre-o irei "a; as >ss AS ~ ~ any, uthe
lice, ~lec % ptsf1l s,,e, t>tsely ia in.u anco.
DistIuse Nhh4 ~ All line
= ., p,.U Al. GsaI f,,rst Al, Hannibal. No
" T. Isl >DG S.atrr ~ 4
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-13
From Cincinnati.
. 'pccal TO the Chicago Times |

ClNcISsAr., April 10.
I.c city OF Cincinnati loaned today
to The Government 10y subscription to the
go Nat.o NJ loan, half u mihon dollars.
othcr bankers AMI citizens of this city
have SEM forward million.
Gen. Buinsiic to day created Ohio a
new ini!iiar. dis.ri, and assigned Gen
John y, Mason to the command, witt, Lis
head arlors IN Cincinnati.
General Cox taxes comman at Camn
Chase.
special 10 the Cincinnati O. x,t'e1
Late Southern papers state that a ter.
iib'e ba Tie Is Progressing at Charleston.
HE iron'c ads were repulscd, but the
lanl forces we lighting within sight OF
the city.
Nothing new from Ncksburg.
The health oil the army is improving
rapidly, and the weather is very line.
Ora Ilas moved his hcadqual tiers to
Mill u nl.
~ ,.ent General Thomas arrived at
lIelcr the 9th, cn route for Grants
heal II IS.
a he oitnce went 10 Vicksburg on
TIE w compan:ed 10y Grant iI person.
Inc ,ni.si, is secret.
rebel adsicss from Fort Pcmbciton. Of
tho ~, Gays the enemy commenced en- .
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-13
Fare Ia Chicago.

CnIcAoo, April IL.
Two five story brick buildings on South
Water street. opposite the Massas i,
House, were destroyed by iire last night.
No. - was Owned by II. Newhall, and
insured for $4,000.
The first story vas occupied by Burke
4 CO., grocers loss $4,000 no insur
ancc; on the same a 'or - S. 0 wortl, OF
furniture. and on the Cd story +. &.
Wares. grocer; loss Sl,4OO. Also n
vinegar mandatory; loss $500.
The loss on this bnil linz is probably
s?5,0oO. In an adjoining building
large quantity OF oil and high lines were
consumed, and the cas-, wall fell, crushing
the central sale stable. The horses were
all removed previously. The origin OF
the fire is unknown.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-13
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RAILROAD.
MER ARRAN EMFNr

N AND FTEk MAY cru, AND TIA
I'll further notice trains will leave Chio.vo :.
. follows:
ZOO A N New York Express, daily. exc.,,
sundays. AeP
$50 N Night Express, daily, except Satin,
days. 'si
Ia Trains arrive in Chicago 1t s.,spM
5i5AM - 40
All tho above trains make r. guiar eopn.c,;o =.
.. u"h'rk, hunaio, Niagara tslis, ALBANY. NJ
,srk, boston, Ph,ladei. hia. Haitimore and :,
ls,iats East. anu u
luxurious new SieePing Coaches. With eli u,o.,.
RI Improvements run OF Night Trains o'
Through lickcts can re ortained ar III. r.
a,ys Lfhce. 30 Cl.rk street, pnae, S..,s
ieese. ~ a. the Depot. oornsr Of Ola Van ~.
II SherrAn streets.
Il. SAWYER
Ca,e.at w.s..
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-13
rELEG r APHIC.
AFTERNOON RErO
Further PAssst a,A,x 1T the Attack On
Chsrirst0a.

4'0fuOWtMA the Ate0ck m
Chsriesl0a.
Times C'rresr -ndsncs
Nsw ionx, April 10.
The rebel picket on the RarpahannocI
JAILED our men last night with mn excla.
nation that Charleston had been CAP
ured 10y the Yankees | II, to day sung
M, yon Yankees have been ,cpuls,a ri
,hsilcston, with the loss Of several oil
your ir clads. The wind rendered
ulher conversation uniptelligible.
A rebel named Patterson, having some
10000 bushels Of corn. which be was
'argaining for it. sale to the rebel Gov
rnm' ut at Richmond, wa. us ted nv
apt. Gllcs. and MI the corn on h s plan.
iion. excepting 300 bnshcs saved for
t"c use Of his family and neg, ocs: together
iii 20oo busbcl, ot wheat. was burned
apt Giles used force T 100 men IL
ne work ana had to fight large body
{ rebel cavalry.
A. chattanooga telegram in the Rich
nonI Dispofch If April 1tl,, SAYS: "3ob
'"'nson, a son OF Andrew johnson, is &c
porlcd captured ly our cavalry
The Ttbane's dis. a:cies contain the
ollo ing
hichnond papers to-day found then
way within ,ur lncs. The, contain dis.
Z .tcl.c- from Char cston dated 0 o'clock
Yesterday morning, saying in distance
hat all is quiet.
he lron clads are still within the bar.
The kcokut is sunk, aud aricles from
her have come ashore.
A ntrl,ancc called The Devil has also |
driied ashore.
he message Of Gov Bonlam, OF S C., |
10 The legislature on April 3
Would suffice, were other proof waning:
70 show the extreme destitulion from
Which the rebel. are suffering. lie states
that he has called the Legislature together
~ Tie express purpose Of considering
ne proper means to H. taken to provide |
GOD Tor the sustchance of the arm, and |
people.
The Uerold has the following
WASHING OF. April 10.
1t IL reported here that The land bat
cry had been rel ced b. our force, a,
This am tod, Is admitted
by The rebel picse;s on the R.ppabun-
mock.