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, 1864-11-04

The Railroad Disaster In Indiana.
We hare already given in our special DIS
patches the main features and full list ot
CA ualtiea In the appalling railroad acc13eot
n, ar Lafayette, Ind, on Monday last. The
following from the Lafayette Courier sup
plies the details, unsurpassed in horror by
those Of any similar tragedy that has &C.
CURED for months past:
The regular Cincinnati express. due here at four
o'c:ock ii the afternoon, by The new time card,
collloed With catt.e train on curve one aud q
half mtct this side Of Cuvers Station, aboR. fev-
"a niles from this city. The passenger train WAS
tweut, minutes behind, hut waiting the requielte
lime 1t Stock well. had the uadoubted right 70 The
road, md was m9v1ns It rap,a SPEED Wien +, on
tle tram EfB observed, bat TOO late to avert
Ee11 to the engine, as nsuat. was The baggage
Ga'. b31nRirg TO The Lafayeft ard ind1anapoiis
Railroad n.xt wns nret class coach be'onstne 70
Tie Mlch!ean Cel tn! toad aud this wne the iatai
e-s. IN which death held high carnival. The bag
raee csr was about fourteen inches narrower than
IRE raEtenEer coach, ard little higher on the
tIucGe, ano tbc 1otce Of the coucuss10n drove IT,
iike me snAler suction Of . spyelass, into I'd
inronEh the passenger coach t1nmca1atdy behind.
We have haid, came crushing through the coich.
sweeping OF the top, but leaving me sides Of the
car onolS9eas; s,! Laeo mofter batteriog ran It
swept everything before #, and sca1ce 1 Ensle
Gus deAth-
a. II enle1e4 1ne coscn II Jumped the for ward
tricks upon wE.coit rested, ard the end drup ninr
seont sws,,e inshes fer want
to Tins simple fact tho c.caped pateeucefe Of tie
lll.fa.ed coach owe the!. lives. HID ,ae baggage
It entered, not a soul could have escap-
I'd. Thus 1t Was that the forward pas-
deaih. 4 little farther back. and the elevation ol
the death dea1DG ear brought in ine with The tooa
Of the eeAts, and here 1t was that heads were
crushed like egg sbel!s. little fa1ther. and those
only who we're ttandicg vere st1uek down, While
but step beyond, paet engers escaped without q
scratch rave from the splinte1s OF the wreck.
z L5neueee bus no poSer to depict the scene:
eea
Of the dead. the MANNED and the doing. The ed
yeset cneh,one M had = deeper dye from the If
.f, ls1ug and dead, from The debris Of the was
full OF horror.
number Of the dead,*ere 80 tightly wedged be.
tv cen The bottom Ct the baceaee car and tho pa;
bT Jack screw. before they could be taken ont
The car d1tpptd With blood Ike slaushter-pen.
, 1864-11-04

they PROPOSE 10 and place for every da7oat mem
per Of the church. from the brother able to stre
largely OF hls substance and tine to the work, to
The one 20 ~ to Rise little bnt lnte1cessory
bra1y, &c. ''@'''
, 1864-11-04
EDsine and Boilers.

Wanted Immediately. Eco1 secout h4rd Steam
At 197 s. nth Water sr
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-28
Ne9 ~. MN IA.

NeV RCnx, uosto ~
TIE sesomef America from Bremen, vis
Southampton the 10th, has arrissd. Her
ne9a y -tAroo deyD lotef.
To parate Florida put into ue0eriA %
the 4sh. Twenty tons Of coal, provisions,
&c, we're allowed her, and she was ordered
OF on the 5th.
Two hundred and tifty pessons we're
drowned By ths bursting Of the shemsld
reservoir.
The 7Ssses says there Is good reason TO
believe, though the matter cannot be an
nounced - sbselutely certain, that the
conference will after oil actually assemble
10 the House Of Lords.
Lord Campbell asked the meaning Of
Gortchakof's words q to combination
betw cen Russia, Austris, Prussia and Eng.
land.
Lord Granville said Gortchakof could
only refer to the conference proposed
England had not entered into combine
ton displaying the slightest hostile feeling
towards France.
In the House of Commons Mr.. Roebuck
aeked if the Federal and Confederate Gov.
erntnents had been demonstrated With for
the employment Of agents for illegal pus.
poses. He said he would be glad to sec
Federal shipping swept from the seas Of
Eoglsnd end that her honor wss Ct stake.
Lord PaIWerston said these govern.
mcnts had been demonstrated with and
precautions instituted.
Mr.. Bright said koebuck's speech waa
un worthy Of member Of Parliament.
The Arch Duke Macmillan wss visiting
Queen Victoris.
The Confederate loan bad advanced I'D
closing 1t 1880.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-28
WAsHIsGToh. March q

VAsHIhGION, MSIC0 ~.
There is the best Of authority for say ing
that no national banking assessor has been
authorized to receive subscriptions on &C
count Of the national 10 40 loan. Letters
are 10 preparation, however, and will be
immediately forwarded To al national bank
ing associations which have been qualidc
aud designated as repositories and financial
agents, authorizing them to act - agents
in receiving subscriptions for the 10 40
loan. TIE compensation allowed is one
E.urth Of one per cent, out uf which the
cost 0f advertising and oil other expenses
Of obtaining subscriptions must be betrayed.
Gov. BramIette, Of KY, and ex-Gov.
Dixon, Vi the came State, ere sill in Wash.
ington. Their basiness'with the President
~ 10 reference to the draft, and those who
profess to 10 VOL acquainted with the sub.
jet, confidently say mat no din ulty 10 ap.
pretended a. to the execution Of tho draft
under the amended act in that State, and
ali proper means taken by the Gevernnent
90 secure il; and moreover, they sssert that
Kentucky will promptly FURNISH her qnosa.
For several days past our streets nave
pesn more than ordinarily lively with The
movement Of troope.
The following order was issued to-day !:
HEADQUARTERS OF ARMY,
ADJuTANr 6ENkRAL's OFFICE,
WASHINGTON, Mach q, 1864.
All furIoughed men Of the oh army corps
will, at the expiration Of their furlough,
rendezvous at Annapolis. Department and
other commanders will facilitate the execu-
tioD OF this order.
BY command of 1t. Gen. Grant.
E. u. TOWNSEND, A. A. G,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-28
FOX > A LIE REAP !.
Widow Sash,
Window Blinds,
Doors Of all Sizes,
Mado Of DRY LUMBER In 1857
A LARGE STOCK ON HAND, AND
WILL BE BOLD
cheaper than Last Year.
GEORGE OFT, Painter.
nnl4-lm Second Street, below Riplev.
Proclamation of the Mayor Of
the City Davenport.

WHEREAS, ONE-FOURTH PART OF THE
W qualified voters Of tho City Of Uavsuport
a. shown by the laet Charter Election Of sa;d
City, have pe'itionei the City Council for certain
anendmeLts to&he Charter OF the City. of y hioh
the ielIwing is copy, .o-wit:
SIC l. The City Council shall have The
power TO rave, plank or pair side walks, within
the city limits and assoc the expsnsss the,e,i
upon the owners Of the lots or PARCELS Of land
fronting thereon And said assessmeut sh an
nave the eject Of especial tax upon, and shall be
lien upon the lots 0s % ceis Of land fronting
thereon. And said tax. when assessed, shall ID
aoaed 10 the hrst annual tax lssio1 On ssid lots
q parcels Of land after sal special asses. ment
ie made. And the MarehAl shalt have the au-
shority 70 collect said speci.l tan ia tho zane
Manner - 10 provided for the collection Of Ssher
taxes 70 Article Of the City charter. The o..
der Of the City Couuci 10 relation there TO shall
sst forth :. . particular locality where such nav
log. pAoking OF repairing is required 70 b dupe,
and the time allowed Tor 6nishiDR The sans
~ the owners Of lots Or parcels u lard f,oosipe
thereon, which order shall be published ono week
IN 1T least two Of the daily papers OF tbe city.
FEC. The City Council shall have ant. oritv
70 renew city bonds hs,etefore IL ued b. the sity
OF Davcnp"re. aad 10 include unpaid coupons
thereon sT"vided thai the rate Of interest on the
ssneSeA boois, . We J - the interest in snesr.
shall not exceed Ave per cent peraunum.
SIC. 3. The City Council sLsIl hsve 18th ori.y
to levy specific tax not e.. eed,Ex two mile On
dollar upon the sssessMsrt roll OF the cu.ren,
year for the purpose Of creating sir king fusd
And said fund shall be applied 80 the payment 0.
the prime. pal q any bonds hereafter Issued
Arp WasasAs. The City Coau-il OF said City
hy = RESOLUTION passed It ; meeting of tbs said
Council. belt % the 9th day Of March, A. d..
1864, Instructed the Mayor Of this Civ 10 seuo
ais Proclamation according 70 law, Submitting
said ams ndments 70 the qualified voters Of sa;d
City, ct tho mex. Charter Eleetion.-
now, ], John 3. Henry, Mayor Of The City Of
Davenport, do hereby give notice, that at the
nsxt Charter Election Of the City of Davenport.
70 be held on the "a day Of April. A D., 1884. the
said amendments heretofore Get out will be sab
nitted 70 the qualified voters Of the said City Of
Davenport, for adoption or rejection.
tAnd the form the ballot shall bs-sFoe he
Amendment entitled SEQ. l." Or sAeeinet ~
Amendment entitled See. l." sree tSe Amssi.
nsnts entitled See. end See. 8" or "Aeaies4
he Amsndmsnts entitled 6se. : end Seo. a
4 witesss whereof have hseounto - ~
haod and canssd the seal u City 81 -.
vsnpset to BE- sGxsd this 18th daY a
March, A. D. 1855.
y. 8. JOHN Z. HENRY
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-28
Pittsburg. II. Wasne i Chicago
e Al Il q Al.

4 VARS RUN FROM CHICAGO To PlTTSBURO
~ without change, connecting with the great
exNNEYL VAAlA LkA1kAL RAILROAD
Few YORK. Philsdelphis, Bsltimsfe aud " ash
layton city, asd all the interior towns Of Penn.
yivania, New Jersey, New York, Maryland, Ao
sdvsntage Of ell the eastern markets Of no sddi-
ss0nai cost.
Baggage checked through.
Trains leave the Depot, Canal street, west side,
cAicAyo, daily on the arrival of trains from the
Test and North west.
Osnnecting Al Crsstline with Cleveland 1 Lake.
shore X. K. to Junkjrk, Buffalo. Niaesss talls.
View York and Boston, and Ill the interior
towns Of New England, vie New York Central
and New York : Erie Railroads. Also South 70
Ceaanbus, Jsnssvills, Newark, Mount Vernon,
sseabsnville and Wheeling, and Interior towns
- Ohio and Virgins.
The shove trains connect at Forest with trains
- Mad River Road to Springfield, Urbano. Day.
ton and CiDinnati. Aleo with trains Ct Lima Tor
Dayton and Cinciunati direct:
Yassengsfs bound east will End this route both
yaeasant aad agreeable, passing through many Of
Che largest and finest cities in the United States
Passengers arriving at Chicago 81 any Of the
Fosds, win And attentive cheek agents ct the de-
pots - rsssivs checks and convey baggage free Of
eharge,ts the Pttsburg and Chicago cars. Sleep
Ing cans accompany each train.
1ickets for ssle ct all the principal ticket on
~ In the West, and at the Company's ofice' cor
~ Of Randolph and Dearborn streets, or at the
Depot Wet ads, Chicago.
DAN. w. BOSS,
Cent Western Passenger Agent, Ohicaxe,
]. y. nOes1, Com. and Gsnf Ast, Chicago.
1tedehto& al kinds win be carried from Chics
70 al points East 1T ali times 1t A low rntes
ny othss p nscad - sep2y-dt1
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-28
Special 20 Commercial.

WASHINGTON, March u.
Tho Secretary OF State is understood to
be 10 favor of al immediate and energetic
demonstr against the designs of the
Mexican Empire and the French. In con
nection with the great rebellion it is to be
regretted If such = denomination Is really
to be made that it should have been poet
poned until the last moment, when its on
ly effect might be to precipitate us into
fresh and most dangerous complications. The
appearance Of fleet OF nine or ten Frenci
tligates vi he mouth OF the Rio Grande, Of
which facts the Government is advised b,
telegraph this morning, has large signlti.
caDco in connection With this fact.
TIE lliends Of the quick silver company
expect a preliminary decision in their case
sometlme during the coming week.
Numerous changes are being made in
subordinate positions 10 tue Army Of the
Potomac with = view to enhance its eff.
c.ency.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-28


4. A. Paul writes to the Times that
the rebel Gen. Stuart had recently made
an extensive arrangement for the de-
straction Of the Orange q Alexandra
RR., but his plans were frustrated by
the promptnsss Of Gen. Pleasanton's
cavalry.
Col. Bryon succeeded in capturing
over 40 ofthe enemy, destroyed 4 tan
neries, I grist mills, a saw mill and q
large number Of RATS end boats intended
to be used by Stuart in crossing the
river.
A rebel scout was captured at Els
Ford, who was dressed 10 uniform. On
being tried by drum head court martial F.,
be stated that Lee hsd given orders to
strip oil the bodies Of Union soldiers,
and that the only clothing the rebels had
had for some time was obtained in this
way.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-28
TERMS OF ADvERTISING

Business cards not to exceed lines, $lO 70 Per
annum
For each oh nge an additional ehargeof 25een.s
Der square will DO made.
Notices Of "wsnts, ""lost, !" "fouad. "to rent"
"to let" &c., not exceeding four Ines inserted
for ffsy cents.
Marriage notices will be chsrgsd htty cents in
u cases.
Editorial notices charged for at the rate of IL
,snts per line, orseven words, and special notices
At 10 cents per line, or 50 cents line per week.
All notices for religious and benevolent par-
poses will be charged one-thiId Of regular rates
Obituary notices kept simple announcement.
Of death, One-half rates.
Advertisements not accompanied with instrue.
tions will be inserted until forbid nd chargedac -
cordingly.
Advertisements discontinued before the cxpira.
ton Of the time contracted for, will DO charged
at sh srt tine rates.
Advertisements from abroad muet be paid tor
,nror,oblg in adranse, n, ies4 from approved
Agents.
Advertisements inserted next to reading matt. T
80 per cent. ai ance the above rates, anu he,
LIST or I'd pages, Is per cent. advance regular
rates.
Ailtransient advertisements must be paid for In
.dvance.
Advertisements inserted in weekly On reasons
lie terms.
DEMOCRAT 4 NEWS.
GAZETTE COMPANY.
HENRY fischer.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-28
CINCiNsAT1. March %

CISCiNSATI, March %.
N. W. Thomas, q prominent mer-
chant died yesterday
The Commercials Chattanooga dis
patch says the rebels are very strong in
orr front at Dalton, with 1900 cavalry
this side. Deserters report Bishop Polk
reinforcing Johnson's army. Long
streets cavalry, under Gen. Martin, had
arrived at Marietta. The rebels are
moving up their artillery from the rear.
Our army is in splendid condition.
A dispatch to the Gazette from Fl.
Smith announces the Army Of the From
tier in motion. 1t, supposed destination
is Northern Texas.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-28
Sr. LOUIS. March 26

Of. LUUIS, NlUTCU ZVs
Our losses at.,the capture Of Fort Derus-
aey, on Red river, were killed, 2 mortal.
ly wounded. IL severely wounded. q slight
= wounded and 6 not specified-totsi 7
killed and Al wounded.
The rebel loss was s killed and wound
Cd. About 600 men had composed the
garrison Of Fort Derussey, but more thar
bali Of them had been withdrawn to defend
Alexandra. Credit of the capture OF Fort
Derussoy belongs to tie army, the gun
boats MT having participated in the Gu
aagement Dsrussey is 10 miles from the
clouth Of Red river.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-28
WASHINGTON, March %.
By tie President of The United States of
Americe.

PROCLAMATION.
WHEREAS, It has become necessary to
define t1a cases in which insurgept enemies
are entitled 60 benefits oil the Proclamation
OF tie I'rcai4ent Of the United States,
which waa made on the 9Th day OF De-
cemhgr. 1868, and the manner in which
they shall proceed to avail themselves OF
these benefits, and,
WHEkEAs, The object Of that Proclama.
ton was 10 suppress the insurrection and
restore the authority OF the United States,
and
WHEREAS, The amnesty therein proposed
by tue President was offered with refer.
enco to this object alone. Now therefore, L,
Abraham Lincoln, President Of the United
States, do hereby proclaim aud declare thas
tie said Proclamation does not apply to
cases Of persons who, at the time when
they seek to obtain the benefits thereof Of
taking the oath tbers by prescribed, are in
military, naval, or civil confinement or cua-
tody, or under bonds or on parole o! the
civil, military or naval authorities, or %
agents Of the United States az prisoners OF
war, Or persons detsiHed for otfenses o! ary
kind, either before or after conviction anu
that on the contrary it does apply only t,
tLose persons who being yet At large and
free from any arrest, confinement or duress,
shall voluntarily come forward and taxi
said oath with the purpose Of restoring
peace and estabisLlng the national author.
ity.
Prisoners excluded from the amnesty Of.
Tered IN said proclamation may appl, to
the President Tor cIeDency, like al othe,
Offenders, AMI their application will 1eceiv.
due consideration.
Go further decla and proclaim tha.
tho oath presented 10 the AFORESAID proofs
nation VI thu Ssh a July. 1863, may be ta-
Ken and subser, bed b. ivre any c,mml..i,n
ed .Nicer, civil. military or naval. 10 IL,
service Of the Uhited States, or any evil or
military officer VI = State or Territory no,
insutrectionary, who by the laws tbereo.
msy be qualified for administering oa,h..
All others VINO receive such Osths are
hereby authOiiz to give cerr,ficstes there
on to tue persons respectively By whom
they are made, and such officers arc hereby
required to transmit tho original records
Of such oaths at rs early q day as may bs
convenient to the Department Of State.
where they will be deposited, and rem ain
III the srchievss'of the Government. Tue
Secretary Of State will keepa registry
thereof aud viii, ON application in proper
cases, issue certificates of such records in
the customary form Of official certificates.
In testimony Whereof have aereunto
set my hand aud caused the seal tc be fixed.
Done at the city Of Washington, this 26th
day Of March, in the year Of our Lord,
1864, Of the Independence of the United
States, the S8th.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
By the President:
WIN. II. SEWARD, Secretary of State.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-28
LA|T4eT NHvg0
- ~ TRkE0RAHH.


WAsHrxeros, March 20.
rBer.ids spssisl
R0en. Grant, Gen. Ingsms and lev
STAFF officers spent the Sabbath 1t the
War Department.
~ vessels nre detained from service
for want Of seanen. The War Depart
ment will not allow the transfer from the
army 70 the navy Of the thousands OF
seamen who have made application.
Very few oficsm are now in Wash
iugton, oil having been ordered to the
front.
II II stated that the decision In the
Quick Silver Mining case will not be de-
liyored till next week.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-28
Caicago 4 Northwestern i{ailway,

sfS. - SUMNER ARRANGEMENT. 1898
For siockford, bsloit. Frespoft. Galena, Savanna.
IasesviIle, Msdison, Lacrosse, Prairie d. Chen,
81. PAUL, Fond du Lac, Oshkosh, " atertow y,
3sriin, and all points IN Wisconsin, Minnesota
Northern Illinois and Northern lows via. Chicago
sai North western Rsilwsy. Running through
sithout chAngeot cars to JsnesviIl e., " atertown.
Fond du Lac and Oshkosh .and connecting st frAi-
ne du CHEN and LsCrosss with sp.sndid Packets
AR
III Points On thu Mississippi. River.
Trains leave Chicago - feliovs,
6:46 May Express.
0:lO A-M-Way Passengers.
900 P NJ Evansville and Rockford acconma da-
ton.
S.sOP might Express.
~ New and elegant sleeping ears ara rsn
on all Night Trains, and patent ventilated cars
with patent busters attsced to ali day trains.
GEO. u. DUNLAP, Sup't
k.Da Wnr RoBrNso, Gent Ticket Ag't.
ny7-N
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-28
New YcRK, March q.

New YcRK, March q.
Ten regiments OF Gen. Eurnside's con-.
mana are now at Annapolis, viz: 2ist and
Seth Massachusetts, 9th New Hampshire,
45tb, 48th, 50th aud 5lst Pennsylvania.
10Th Connecticut, lst Michigan sharpshoot.
ers, and 9Th Michigan.
A letter FROM Pascavallo, Texas, 18th
March, says nothing is doing except forth
flying.
The Union troops here have been with.
drawn from Indianola.
A Mobile paper Of the 9th says there
was no firing on Fort Powell yesterday.
The enemy's feet is three and Q half
miles from the fort.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-28
WAsHIN0ToN. March Is

AbHINVIUN, W"IOH -Os
HoUsE.-Morton introduced a Joint
resolution for a proposition amend
ment to the constitution, prohibiting
slavery in States and Territories, it " as
referred to Judiciary committee, on mo-
ton OF Gran6eld the resolution was
adopted.
Reference to claims of service render
ed by State troops any time during the
present war, stating amount Of claims
aud services,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-28

Csssrsssisssl Prssesdisgs.
Ossr Less ct n. NJ RssseD.
He,e. Osves LeOeteN Bead.
lssssresst,sg Foreign .N'es0s.


WAsHINGrox, March 26.
HousE-Thie is speech-making day. Mr..
Yoorehead, Of Pa, gave his views at len 9Th in
regard TO the rebellion, stigmatising it - infa-
nous and causeless, and insisting that slavery,
its origin, should be blotted out by amendment
Of the Constitution.
Nr. Harrington, Of Ind, reviewed the acts
of the Administration as fragrant violations OF
the Constitution.
The House, At the conclusion Of Mr.. Hard
ing's remarks, adjourned.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-28
WA.HINGroN, March %.

1t is understood that the Ways and
Means Committee will recommend tax
OF one dollar on spirits, 10 take effect in
May instead Of July, aud will also recon-
mend heavy tax on tobacco. The
opinion 10 the Treasury is that the taxes
on these articles will yield fully one.hslf
of all the revenue
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-28
TRUSrrr,8 eALH.

DIT VIRTUE OF 4 DEED OF TRUST, Ex.
- seutsa 70 ne By Niles Peter. Peterson al
VnrseisA sophia Peterson, his wife, dsssd On The
thisd dey Of March. 1867, and duly He'd aad ~
corded N the Office Of the recorder Of desds fee
Ao;k Island county, and state Of Llinsis, In w.
S Sa :, " dssa., ps9s 3ei, I shail On the -
osy o. Apni 1854, - J o'elsss p. =. q sasA aoy.
ssst ios ssis to the hishsst bidder, for cssh, &
i. ~.sls Leu.s doos, in the city Of Davsapset,
iro"s' tee Following dsscribsd land, situated n
Aosk lsiand county, Illinois, or 80 muon thsreof
-. 10y % Lscsssary 20 satisfy the a4sount nov
~ ~, osfsein proinissory Ioso to secure which
~ e.e0 49, given, tu-~it: Lot scyen III -.
- ~ soaan east quarter Of tho uos,L : ~
is. 49,. ~, - section t,x,een 49, seu lot t~e (SJ
.nS W. .oa.a- ives. quarter q the north -wscs
quarter o. section sixteen tl6 u sso los an "A.
beng the north east frast'sn. quarter ot ,oSsh.
vest quarter 81 said section also 4. n,r,a. -..1
fractional guar 81 VI the soush.we,t onsr,.- ~
said SEXTON sixteen l6,) oil iu township s,,ss
teen Nd aor,h Of range one ca vest. of d.
fourth principal msrldiAn.
JAMES GRANT,
toouIS-ats IrunkAn.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-28

DUBuapE, Iowa, March &c.
The first boats oi the season that arrived
irom ST. Louis were the steamers Canads,
Kentucky City and I;asca. The river is
clear IF ice now and navigation open.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-28

Gen. Grant favors the employment Of
all inactive Generals, and both McClel-
Ian and Fremont will soon have COM
mands.
After recognizing the Army Of the
Potomac Gen. Grant will 60 to the West
again.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-28
f1u.roN March 26

A letter FROM MADEIRA states that the
pirate Florida sailed from Funscbai Fcorua
~ 900. Tue U. 5. sloop bolivar s.. Louis
was 10 port, tut being sailing vessel could
do nothing
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-28
VERMONT GENITAL
AND
THE GRAND TRUNK,

Fare 9I55,
Bu Halo and New York.
Faro 81. 90.
LESS THAN VIA ANY OTHER LINE.
Passengers get full benefit u the shove BY pur-
chasing tickets ct the
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