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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-21
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.AfFIAY Ar Ti!L flifYiS MILE House
Yesterday afternoon bloody c.Ee was en-
acted at the the If cn Mi. Iiou-., Oh tie
progress IN tina, neighborh,oi ior two OF
three dayS, before justice Of the p,a.,.
and much interest being l,lt in the result
by the community, l.r.. number oi per-
sons, pioba5c say or seventy, were
drawn together. M Jacob W. Stewart
ard H. l.. Cook we're manarii,c Ill. ,ni, for
the rcspcs'tivc par,ir-, and NC harh Iron;
them that nurh excitement A'st 4 dtrin.
the day At :, clock the WIS gwen
to the jury, and during Their d.l.b.'n tins
the ou;sid. crowd ,n4ul1.a pr.tt, irScly
in liquor. When the crowd " ut IN 10
h a. the sc,''ct oi III ja.y al seemed il"
good humog, tat >,or,ly ;:icreart! charie,
Lee rc'u.c,i kcl.o le;.i urging. a,.l hay
te.~ivi told nchoe II. MT ..ot t.nc i... -
iiink. kei..c i,ici, attacked Gay trc. si.r.
Hno pIil.d OF hi> coat /, d,ic.d him,c!i.
and uhl. 80 ti,.n, hi, h.o:.,., Chart,
Ire -lcr. stepped between ,;,n. I; i,- 20
Keep kci,o. away. Ia an ia-,alit ia..c
part Vi tl.e 'l".sd 10, ci.A,c,i ~ the a,iiu,.
Clubs, stones and o;hcr ,scapon> thu, cnl!i
b. hastily ivuhi were used. Al,. Stewart
ha Left before the fight comncnccd and
Mr. William Cr.s,l-r father ot Charles ami
Cav, and Cook were sct,lin. the costs with
the Justice II the Peace. Ja- u: llo,...i,s
All three .; them rushed out 50 800, Is they
found there was fighting, 10 uuell the dis
tu,bancc. vt that time three men We're
pounding Clay Crtss!cr. one using heavy
club. His f..hcr went 10 his ry>c;i., Clay
got upon his feet and rctrcatc,! C!,arlcS'
kehoc, q yer, large and powerful man,
followed hin,, welding Il husc rlah. Clay
drew his revolver. aud in defense Of h- liz,
shot kchoc t!iroslg h the a,In
In the mcan.imt :hc .ji ,.ic.., Hopkins,
had commanded t'.c peace, and called upon
the hy.ianlc,> to qnc! the riot. Kir!ar,!
Masuirc, tac constable tan.l IN. actiu..
t'c!t al "a >ti -, oi - i'''i-Hl. 's'..'t'
Crc,alc:. i. +. '"n.. and several "l'.rS
went a.i.,ne - ..nsi. III J usrl 4. !. Il.
most clsle~ynr; - res..,c peace. l., .!:c
IL aa5i.ns. Joi... Aroc IL. th..le- c.,,s-
l.. ,;oN.. ,,l ) Z, the ,,,s -; OF str.ii
m, niin with 4 la!re duo they weic
apart from the rest oi tic crowd. ana Crc-.-
ic.'s life seemed worth little. ..l this time
Ed. Cook was standing some thirty fc,t
from harlcs CrcsSier and j lin kcn.c. He
had .iu.t that uotn n; PERSUADED c.,c ,rnn !"
leave the scene, ami turning. 81 the inn
anr:s' 'l:.,"cf II .:.'ier tr..>-',r |; w.
impossible i ! h.ul 70 ga il ,i,.i., II t,,v /"
save haze, and 10Y :it .::s, t.,n Ec drew
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-21

lives vi ->,is.
brought ,,'o:c Slu..c A,,,e.r,
noon, an n,yu ch ..sed II i! sa.;.n . p..
Of which wis rad, aad the resi-, .sa,d, o;,cl.
for future settlement X will take several
bushels OF wheat to pay ior that spree
: TnE Gnzstie says that somebody wants to
get into KiSs,li's place and that, the rca-
son VIII, the Board refuses to rae. his s.l-
airy. 1t is not to he wondered at that some
,dy wants his placc-:hcrc be'ns to al
prcsen. appearances. So little to ID and SO
mu h to receive. We trust that the next
man the Board employs will be willing to
give the teachers far chance at the public
monies. Mr. kisscll, is n fair scholar, no
doubt but he is too ayaricious--,co much
Of the Oliver Twist always crying for
more. We trust he will find i.-but it " ii
| not tein Davenport.
INPrHE BREArn.-Among all the ,l'~,-
grceahle consequences that follow fast 1.
decay Of the te, in al IN. .urc brc.,. :...:.s
b. the most unpleasant an, 40 / y
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-21
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n.n' as appl, my /, n!,,:nl ~ nla.ic ,,rr
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partiD'it. except /, eases provided hv bat
letter, Is to r.rarr, AL n.;s,r,cn.> N H.. )
years and 10 i,o..i the men ri. o.d.ngly.
A. 10 men in N-t.ia, Reserves W -. II ~
served years, they Ut e.a,rsc -inni y.
discharged. ..id nav ,,s;. ~. 'c Iii. ;,
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-21

=. ,-.'e 60. -" nu:i !. !. .
c.ps '.ii:i,y tTc.'-.sr, "c:., >..l,. :. l., vi,
tor treatment, and, ,ia,. ,nl n,noe, III,
one IN '>; seriously wounded, was hrou;,h,
to DR.. Alicr, at atnavenpor.. Warrants hay.
been ssus.. iur the arrest OF the leading RI
o.ers; and thorough examination Of the
case by u magistrate will dvveio, any other
fAcis which We may '.avc Omitted here to
state.
II it would he right to al,! *3nn per an
mum To the salary of The City Attorney wh, !,
would It be w:";'g To make Some increase in
tue pay of thc City Superintendent. Can
anybody tell .--Gnse't.
Certainly; anybody can tell. The City
Attorney gets only 500 for .loin. more
work rs the City Superintendent, who gets
1900. II alb r.. :, i,.-., -.
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-21
House Lots for Sale.
4 Great Bssa s.sgsaia.

\, 20 Tho-r eligible baildin, i"'- corner "i
Twelfth and ROCK i-i"i:i streets, n'ih- i'' ''''
front on south side l4iii street, and i'' ie't on
ea., ,,.l.. .. Rock island street
1h.. ,l.,,s j. u ,ctt hae l"atioh; pre- w. :.
lo, ,.,u,- an. oifoni. cas- "A small "i'""i'
of c,-b down balance "n hong term "i years al
y low rate Of interest r. :
front by l,.. f.et deep -pr,ce 'ci. low. on pm.
mont H., the lot IN. ,ayn,y II ""ad T'H D. fodn'"
~ :, t,o. ~ y.ars af pr .e"f.
81 ., On Brad, street, ii" feet front by lJ
Zee, deep fenced pr,cr Siz per front loot
40 s On Third street, lot NO !"fnrker $ al
dit,on corner lot price. s2'"
~ ~ Four house lu;, III Dawson X Tiu
addition sla, each. Terms easy
Nns "a b. 81. Thir,, non>e lots in Sia! ma
ker'. addition S."p 10 sl.'' each Terms easy
store Lots 10r sale.
<o a. One on ith II, just east OF brady ST.
10. as -Four on ith st. neai Railroad bi iig'-
~ q, Also furnished suites OF rooms iut
single gentlemen.
x,,.ss elias. Houses los. RlrMl.
No 4 We are ready to engage 10 rent or 10 sell
hous.s NOW building to br rcat. tor occupancy
!" Nav .r June mex, plans oi which may bc
seen q ".licr.
store for Rent.
" 9e T !. west stor. and basement, in Me
tropol,an box. now occupied D. MACK a w.
(lso feet 'ieepl
1a~m.cs GHr- sale.
N Ia In N ,li.c III two story bricx dwell
iuy housc. with lot )" by 10 feet. cor L,nhc and
Al, ST. The house is IN good condition. IS nov
rented: possession given IN ." days ile house.
Gus, s2.|"l Price "i house ana lo' So" one
third cash l1lanIe on long tliiIc ~ 'ow in'e'.s'
lo n, \ brick dwelling hua>c on Ed ~ !;
Al loo. s,;p, ca<, rest on TIME at per cent
\, 81 The estate now owned anu occupied
Il, Geo = &. bow Esq. beng TIE dwelling honsc
sn,i ,arey ,n!i int>. honfing >'.t upon y" a.
-, \, Fn,ni,u, street. This nu-.' is IN per
,.,, ,cnair ha, ing been fitted up bv the owner
for hmi,.,i tn. entire arrangement o' tue nous"
!. tasteful aud complete. inr view from ta.s
pl,c. j, unsurpassed Terms easy
10 81 fr.,m. cottage house on l'lifd stfee'.
in t;,pcn' addition. fricc. eiop
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-21

Iloa,l SIoLl.N We earn that country
man who came into town last evening to
see the show and have little adjustment.
had his horse and buggy stolcn--he having
hilched the same near the circus tent.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-21

Ing very low.
Hhc.npr.I.s Of t.,c late thunder storm.
the weather StIl continues ris,. rytraya-
g..n;ly hot aud unpleasant % endure The
mo,nctor rangr- up - 81 in the shade.
with no prospect Of ycttin. lower at pr.s,,t.
Why stand yc mere all the day idle H.
Why don't YOU rush into sam Pcrrv's. op-
po-i,c thc Pos; OH e, an . Il Sa,t Of hi,
c excellent summer clo,hing: lie has the
best, sells the lowest and suits every Gus
toner perfectly,
F,uiI.Il. should know that the place TO
find stock of fresh and well selected gro
ccrics is at Eldriiges, corner Of I'd AMI Per-
ry.. lie has nst made large additions to
his stock, sells very low, and delivers goods
to AL parts OF the city. Let him be han l.
Ussneiy patrOnizcd.
BoY D.OwNED.--Dn SATURDAY, lat boy
~ the name ct Hunt, aged abou. Is years,
whose father resides in lie Claire, Jumped
from a raft near the lcvcc and at,cn pted 10
swim 10 the shore lIs father Sc. ing the
danger his son WAS in, jl:npcd in alter him
but did not succeed in rs..,,ing him from a
watcry grave.
PnorceHArns, .ic.-Thc place to procure
really spc.Iid pi,ot,sra or ambrotvpc
is at O,mstc al & Co.'S on Brady street be
low the Auction tore, east side, md also
in Hits ncw block. on Brady, between 81
and 4th streets. They are master of their
profess on and a,rant perfect satisfaction
Give them call, iuel.jdaw
~~-
WATCmE, AND JEwElay.-Wm Kutcn-
beck has the finest stock Of watches. gold
and 81 vcr-the largest and most carefully
selected stock Of icwc'ry-rin.s, pins,
chains, bracelets, .ocnets, etc. ever opened;
in this city. These good, w.ll H.. .o.,! vcrv
low. Stor.. No u, Wrs: second street.
Let. C.airc kp". That i the place to b..y
cheap.
Lar the
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-21

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',,.'" I... .-> ','or ,,ia
T. 1.i.t- - =. -nj, r',..
WmE>r--lA,a. better - s3l!nl i.cn.t
Spring; - " a - Milwaukee Cub; 81 Y3hl =
winter rel
C"r~-*!.4Sl.i.f
OtTs--<? HHl
l'".k-s.4 .n.s, 81 ol.! m.sA
I.akn-!5t,
Wu1SHt-&l.:: -:
New HOfk Sas>.k H1as kpe.
S+w York. Junc2l
Gold :,e..
I.unlbrr Market.
nAvvSro.r, MAJ =.
Itn'ihy. -
Barn Boards. Observation-Disclosures. -.
Framing /: ..tr@ J - -. -!
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-21
LOCAL ITEMS.

CLo,xs. circulars and lace l. ri,ap at
Whislcr's In silk, in cloth, in ,noz .n,bi1ue
lace points. etc :,taw;.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-21

THOSE splendid summer hats have ar.
rived at Farrand',; also large lot Of fine
AMI coarse straw goods, for both gentlemen
and ladics. Straw and pal," l"at ha:s sell
iny yrrv low.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-21

w., ~ y,.a,i. ior sal, .,a s.sl cas-, t.r'.'N
,rc,s ,il,c Lots Siotc Lots, " afc ID; 100 ~.
Factor, Lots. broa
Farms Wanted. noon
a.. ,s.n, 10 purc,a>c improved farms frcm $" &c w.
70 l5e each e.. E
bush
8 m . ,r. 'sIsS ,5S y ~ '%@ss %1's s,r~rr
room, ana ace cgr nny two wills cistcrl, orchard get
:, s.s, ives a,les pears peaches and cherries son
'r',' s''' ary.
No II. - aore-. fenced paIl 'npa"s; p.;n n, b ,ds
1l1,.r's place THIS place is adapted for gar pres
a'X - y, acres Mi improved and under fence ~"
with house nj Hickory Grove. Price $i.2"o man
one -therd cash =, -. H. give
,on, \, $40 per acr. y cash. balance in five mon
year, al per cent Il ,,,l
,..t,,e .t rad al improved aud under .'s.ce. Of Il
wvi,h hourc aud stable Irse : soo, 'w"u.us . NOR
ma, remain for term "f years 70 sun '"e P"'- -.
chaser. .,. ,so ;,urroxcJ and
,nd.r fcnccA Price $l.o'". 4 cash /,
NJ 10 l.a acres Wucct. go imroved
"a under fence with house price q, s'' S'e'
s"" .s. acres in PowcsAck Co at - per acre. dec,
1,s, acrrs in Iowa county Ut g per acre. !,
.u,;,, acres in Sioux county NJ 81 per acre. =
1nt. -,r-s ~ Clay county ut 81 per acre
en., .cres IN itaneuch co,.', ",4. r. AZ
i.ou ucxes iu Winncb-." 20 al = y 's.' :
NN,t lN>
a,u acres MS .c' s
Yio acres in.i" count,
~, acres i'll >iot1 Ccait. +,
,.., acres in Winar>'r~ =" -
AN, ,.rc, IN isruitiv county n ,. 'af-
A., acres IN i;a,,c. count. ~ 8
o,s., acres Mower CO. t''!" /"
s4o acres in Houston County II
FIRE, IN /,
PhpniA Fire ias.';nntt Y.
Atlantic Fire lnss. ance to.s
Lamar fire iM>Mran to.'
or NEW YORK.
CITY Fire Insurance TO,
OF HARTFORD. ooAA.
spr:as,i', Insurance Co..
Ovsa..>,s. 10 MASS
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-21

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,r;c ,ila.c Lots, Store Lots v arci' .i;' Loo
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arlson. Snidrr Of Bos;irr, Taylor Of Car
voll, Taylor o. Unioa * yeas.
NAYS
Barry. Elanka. Cotton. Couvision' r"''-
houZc. Gilmore. IIarciS, In;ai>on, .'ni!rlon.
Johnston of Ihervi!e. herman. 'Spo'h'
pitre. Rnubieu--lI nays.
So the bill was laid on the table.
! The bill cDtitlrd.
! AN act to provide FOR the confinement "i
persons convicted Of crimes pnnl3Lhn''
! with hare, labor was ON motion ct wy
] Herman. the rulcs being suspended. 'ah't.
, nm on, o: its order. cnggos'cd. read third
time ana passed.
its Sec-etarv invited the concurrence o.
the House in the following bills
An act TO rc-organiz" III" compHnir% II
the Is. Battalion La. Cavalry, ana lH' I'a'
talon La STATE Troops.
An ar. TO organize tn" State Guard
An act to authorize the Governor III Ger
tain contingencies - r"m"Y" property "
citizens of this STATE beyond tn" re,''h o
the enemy.
The list named bill W. On motion 81 W,
Taylor Of Carroll The rules being suspend
cd, read :. first and sCroHl 'im" and r"'err
Cd to the commi.'r. ON ~" Judiciary.
\ message was received ir"'u the ''"'
-. ernor through Maj. Parrot. his Private So
rotary.
CA motion Of Mr.. Mott H." t'"H'" s.
, iournrI.
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D,encst Coal Nine IN The Uorld

Deepest coal Nine IN the Horld
The coal mine OF Mohkwearmouth.
England, was visited by party OF
the members OF the British Assoc'a
ton, among whom were four ladie-
The depth of this mine Gom the
surtac. i sixteen hundred feet, and
I'll. workings of the coal underneath
,x,rnd m n distance of two miles
from the shaft. About three hun
dr,ra persons are employed in 1t,
and six hundred tons are mined daily.
nh. beat to tn. bottom is varied from
eichty-four to ninety degrees, and the
miners work in an almost nude
state.
The Semi-weekly Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1862-1864, 1864-02-19

The Houston Telegraph has dis
matches which We cOndcnse. n
LARGO number of Yankee troops have
lately gone down the Mississippi TO
NV Orleans and may soon be ex-
n,cted in Texas. Cotton in New
orleans 334cts. in gold 80 in green-
hacks. Confederate notes worth 20.
The main body of the enemy has
eoncto Clinton Ten. some skirm,sn-
ing beyond Rogersville.-Meade's
headquarters at. Brandy Station on
Dec. pod, and all quiet. On the same
date things remained much the same
in Charleston. Some Yankee barges
came within 200 yards of Sumpier
taking sounding, but were driven
back. Six more shells thrown INTO
the city, but no damage reported.
The Semi-weekly Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1862-1864, 1864-02-19

Negro Troops Coming to Ne'o o'-
Lc1ns.-rhc St Louis Democrat OF
the 23d says:
The First Missouri colored reg
;ment, n thousand strong, lett the city
Thursday for New Orleans. AS they
marched through the streets with pan
ners flying, musi; sounding. and'bay
onets cleaning, crowds of spectators
gathered to gaze on the imposing
spectale. The regiment presented
fine appearance, and will no douo
! do GOOD service in the field.
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Mr. ppy'". .r y.s ~."'.' 's mi
-truc."d 10 a.i... '-. s".''..'''' "
.,.r 1.i.-u.u. r.-u. ..',.r.i"'' I" i"'
r...l-. aa. !. Is ".s.o.t. i".i' ,, ~"'"s
serious dsfasa.'E "'.A '.'r rT'n,"
yah.n'.. "..'" '...,.. ,,r,
: ward. haiu st,H %! "'... 'y'-
iaiuly ~ $50 with f.a."i... '''r-.7 ~
hngurs. p.r-.a., -'".''' 100" ''N
France.
In, legislatures - H'w ll"','P-
shir.. r-uu- rlya".N Ny ..."A' = al. al!
.-0.nia. II ..lr"l an" VI .-'. 'T' T. .
i.yr' adopted resolutions J." r'-''' OF
MI. i-.H."...''- ''+.''' ....
~ >as, i..a 81 Do" "'r'.' :
N.~ tr,,.s- ..uur says troops ore
b.,.- lar... .a,. l..s. PROM. -
r...u. auG iauur. ur Ma"t~"F 5'...
Al! are. ,hat Nn@is g. &" nr u
.ac~cd by Land aud wa'r,
The Semi-weekly Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1862-1864, 1864-02-19

i''N''s7'' -
tarv was directed TO request the con
currrnce Of the House therein.
a,,,,,. ,s .rur n,y-on rr,p,yns
.;,,; co.,
IN 80, .''. ,', rs lln,t;ua Dn,.r.
Icy ,S''l." H., Nv. S,a,a co~a,,,,on, pow
NV ,N. ,;aa. 49,
oh motion ny VIZ. " ":,, ne rug.
were S"si''''',,' IA ..,;. Ivy :.
Ills second ann '''''' ''''''''s7 "''' -
passed.. =,
'i "''''"" ny
',l' secretary wa, '',''I II ~ ..i"
tn" concurrence" "' me ''C"s' r''''e, -.
An ar' 90 P"''c' '''''' ''''.''. y "'.!
GERS anu "''''9 ',' w.
vac properly :" I,''..',, .i,.t
! 'n ""''"h oE ~ ~ ~ ''''S
were su~Pr""'"' '.,'. I''' ".i.''
Its sre"h" ana 'h''"
passed. ANA '"'' '.''''.,'' 800
Lrrciru l" reg ''>. XIV >'''' ~
lA' HOUSE, '''''I'''"' ,.... ,.. -
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when Oh NV ~ '
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, Va, 80 n. U-.,,.. a., ,,,,.s
va "''''"' - ~; ~. - H. ,. 'i' Wv,
The Semi-weekly Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1862-1864, 1864-02-19

we have been so hurried within
the past two weeks that many typo
graphical errors appeared in our pa
ncr. We hope to do better.
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The Houston Telegraph is now
published daily. We wish Gushing
success in these days of scarcity of
paper.
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-04-28

10000 MosE.--The work Of raising
Iowa's quota Of the 100000 men called for
from the western States has been COM
menced in earnest in this city. Capt Will
son has opened = recruiting office with
John Ackley, formerly soldier. They are
taking hold of the business energetically,
and count upon bringing out hundredmen
in short order. 3N*
Capt. Egbert has also entered the fieldto
raise company. Hehas seen hard service
In the field ~ an olIlcer in the ID Cavalry,
snd Is highly competent in every way "a
conduct the basia:sss. n hand. Itise,psct.
Cd there Wilf BE- lively work IN recruiting n
~ coning Ssw weeks.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-04-28
RIVER ITEMS.

The splendid Northern Line packet Sucker
State, Captain Ward, will depart for ST. Louis and
way points this evening. Thos. Owens in
the Office. r. n Prettyman, agent.
The new Northern Line packet Muscatine,
Captain Rhodes, will depart for st. Paul this
evening. Geo. W. jerks in the Office. r. n.
Prettyman, agent.
The popular mail and passenger packet James
Means, Captain Jerry Wood, will depart for Du-
buque and way points tomorrow ct I o'clock. ].
Scarborough in the Office. R. NJ. Prettyman,
agent.
The favorlte mail and passenger packet Jennie
Whipple, Captain Campbell, will depart for Fort
Madison and way points tomorrow morning d
O'Clock. Lemuel Parkhurst In the Office. E. A.
Tilebin, agent.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-04-28

Orr FOR DlxIE.-rhc 10Th Regiment Of
Veteran Infantry left for the battle fields of
blooming Dixie, this morning at 2 o'clock,
to take another three years turn at the
''gray backs' of the Confederacy. We
trust they will not have occasion to stay
there 50 long, but there is no telling. War
is game that is not out until it is played
out and however much we may prophecy
peace, look and pray for peace, experience
has taught us that neither those in military
or civil life know but little about the mat
ter.