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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-18
Special to Post.

WAsHtEGroN, March II.
Advices from Gen. Butler indicate that
We will be able to continue the exchange
of prisoners.
Gen. Wallace takes command of the
Middle Department. Col. Don Piatt re-
mains chief Of staff.
An average of twenty refugees arrive
daily az Baltimore FROM the South. There
were thirty yesterday direct from Rich
mOnd.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-18
Proclamation Of the Mayor of
the City Davenport.

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w nnnEno W. N All VI Idh
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CHy, nsve peu'.oned .us 0y Uouns :. lot cettein
aenu 70 ~ 'ae =. oly' o. WHOM
ing 'ony"i"k ~ ~. voH 800; ...u -.
ohc. !. loe Oly Ooonc'. soan nave me
po"eI 70 ps:e, pun. W :. p., -. ~it2in
the Guy n@.ts onc 20 ss,e.s 'ne eApenses tnereoi
upon tne o~noIs " suo W.N - pa.cels u lsna
!fonsng tnereon ana ss'd assessment snaii
nave the easc' OF ssPeciai tsA upon, ana Snail DO
a. rn upos .ne iots - p ces 9. lanc IRONING
snefeon. ana sa'd taA. .usn .s:esseo' snsii %
aoued 70 tne nn. annua. ..A .svloo On sslo iots
OF pslce's u isna, ~! ss' sPvciaI assessment
y. y! maue AnI sne :.1sosl s".n nave ne AZ
snofl.y 70 eenecl sslc .PsSl.i .n1 IN tne same
msnncl ssl P.o.'aeu 10. .ne S e .. esnsr
Is.es ~ AI .s.S . m Oy o.. Ane =.
ae1 " tne Oiy v.uac' - 1:..uOu .ns1 ensn
80 'o,.n 70 ps.ss: oc;y .a sucn paw
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n ~, ~ ILL., - ~. = ,. - -. 49,
~ me o"ns o. io.s q Pssce 2, .sna Ironing
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-18
New York. March II.
especial to Tribune

especial to Tribune.)
A Washington dispatch reports that
Stuart with $4,000 cavalry crossed the
Rappahanuock, near Frederick.burg.-
Our army is 10 readiness for raid or
. general movement on the part OF the
enemy.
1t is thought the rebel cavalry will
make demonstration towards the Balti.
more d o. Il. r.
There is rumor of q conspiracy, en-
braciDg several counties and cities Of Ky.
for tho purpose OF anuexing Kentucky to
the Southern Confederacy. The leaders
bad their headquarters At Monticello, and
were corresponding With Longstreet in
Tenn, and had secret corr espondcnce
in Lon on, Manchester, Mt. Vernon,
and Danville. The Central committee
in every county compelled The inhabi-
tants to join the rebellion. This in ia
nous conspiracy was Dissolved by the
seizure Of the Post Office, and letter all
dressed by KY, members of the rebel
Congress to some leaders Of the plot.
Gen. Gilmore states that the lower
part Of Charleston is nearly dstroy ed.
1t 10 said that Lougstreet will be ap-
pointed to the command of south Va
Kirby Smith takes his. place 10 East
Tennessee
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-18
HEADQUARTERS Army or The J

The Sd corps Was tevswed yesterday by
Gen. French. 1t is the largest corps 10
the army. 1t presented . fne spectacle.
Gems. Sedgwick, Carr, Robinson, and others,
were present, beside . large number o:
spectators.
Six prisoners escaped from Richmond,
camo into our lines yesterday. One Of them
was . scout Of Gen. Batter.
1t is reported that Gen. Gustav has
been thrown from bis horse and injured, t.
what extent il unknown.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-18
Chicago I Northwestern Railway,


1a63. SUMNER ARRANGEMENT. ,. l0oe.
For Rockford, Bsloit, Frsspost. 0alena, Ssvsnna,
laresville, Madison, LACroses, Prairie d. Chisn.
st. PAUL, Fond du Las, O1hkosh, Watsetown,
berlin, and III points IN Wisconsin, Minnesota,
Northern Illinois snd Nosthsfn Iowa vis. Chicago
and North western Railway. Running through
without change Of oars - Janesvills: Waasstown,
Fond du Lee and Oshkosh and oonnsetaag q Prsi-
rio du Chien and LsCrosss with splendid Packets
a1r
I'll Psints u tho nllssissipDl. River.
Trsins leave Chieago - fsllovs:
6:l6 A H-Day Express.
$40 A IVY Passeoesn.
500 P M-Jsnesvillo and Rockford sccomnada-
ti0n.
S:3OP d-Night Espssss.
- New end elegant slseping ears ase m
On all Night Tvains, and psten, ventilated cafs
with patent dusters attsned to Ill day trains.
GEO. L. DUNLAP, SUIT
EDS WIN RoDlHsW !Gen1 Ticket As't.
ny7-M
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-18
Cen Grant lsgunso Csnnnnd u
L eli err Armies.
Explssisn u . Cartridge Msnalas
TERI Il nasschusetts.
Oar Fsrees at Issss City Net
Captured.
CeBgrsssisnsl Proceedings.

STATES, NASHVILLE,
March Itch, 1864. }
General Orders No, l.
In pursuance VI the following order Of
the President
EXECUTIVE MANSION,
WAsHINoroN, March 10, 1864.
Under the authority Of tho oct Of Con-
gress to revive the grade of Lieutenant
General in the United States Army, %.
proved Feb. % 1864, Lieut.. Geo. y. S.
Grant, Of the United States Army, is sp.
pointed to the command Vi the armies Of
the United States.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
l assume command OF the armies Of the
United States. Ny headquarters will be
in the field, and until further orders will
be with the Army Of the Potomac. There
will be an Office headquarters in Wsshing.
ton, ID. G., to which all official communica-
lions will be sent, except those from the
army hose headquarters are 1t the date Of
sheir al-sess. q. 8. GRANT,
Lieut.. Gen. u. s. A.
Gen. Grant leaves Tor Washington on
SAsasjiy, aud repsirs Immediately ca the
tro,E. HIS staff is composed Of officers
srtne.is with him in the military division
OF Mississippi. Among them are Brig. Gen.
Ra" i'nes, cuief of staff; 1t. Col. Bowers,
Capt. &. X. Lset, Capt. e. S. Parker. Asst.
Aojr. Gen.. Capt. H W Jones, A. Q. NJ. ;
Capt. Badcsn. 1t. Col. Duff, late cn,ef q,
artillery, goes as senior A. d. q. Gen.
Sherman, due here to night, will immedi
ately assume command OF the military d.
vision. Gen. Dodge is in tho city.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-18
Nkw YokK, March 1

INV IOkK, March II.
A report which has attained some cur.
reney, that our forces at Yazoo City have
been captured by the rebels, is doubtless
unfounded, both our own and rebel &C.
counts from there being Of later date than
the alleged capture, while neither mentions
il.
The message of Gov. Brown. Of Georgia,
says the late action Of Congress has shaken
the confidence Of the people in their just
ice or competency.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-18

CAIRO, March ls.
Several men were arrested a few DAYS
since below Hickman, KY, for having
among Others organized themselves into
companies, for the avowsd purpose Of
entering the rebe. service.
A number OF rebel sympathiser have
recently been actively recruiting for the
rebel army, and guerrilla bands are be-.
ing formed by citizens in the several
towns and counts .s Of Kentucky, for the
purpose Of inteIrupting navigation on the
Ohio Il Mississippi rivers.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-18
Sr. LOUIS. March II

ST.. Louis, March II.
Vicksburg dates Of the 9Th says twenty
steamers are At the wharf taking on troops
for an expedition " hich it ia presumed will
unite with BaDk's command and go up Red
River. Report gives Gen. A. j. Smith
command Of the expedition
1t is said that KIRBY Smith is selling his
cotton dei,ved in our lines to British houses
aud Others for sterling exchange
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-18
WASHINGTON. March II.

WAsHiNGTON, March II.
The Star has the following!
The United States steamer Harvest
Neon arrived at the Navy Yard this morn
ing from Fort Monroe, bringing up Admiral
Dahlgren, returning from au unsuccessful
attempt to procure the body ofhis son.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-18

fRUSrE8'1 DALR.
TRUSTEES SALE.

pr VIRTUE OF A DEED OF Trust, Ex-
- sesssi y ~ by Miles Rse9 Peeseseo -
Vanstse Sepais Psssrses, bic wife, AsaaA = he
ssisd ~ q March. 1857, asd dsiy 'olsd cd ~
eefaed - Ne once Of the sssosdee or deo1s ~
aosk isiaad scuaty, - STATE u Llisele, 8 voi-
az AZ. - A, dssda pses ~, shsll o sAe =
~ 9! April 1854. . o'clock p. q. sfoai1 a..
oIsr Ior sale % the Highest blldsr, for ess6. {;
IT, Court hcase doe, II Ne city d DsvssposS.
rowss me following dssedbed Led. situated n
MOCK Island county, lliaois, o. @ nssh thersof
80 = ~ % nsssssary y satisfy The aossst nov
sJS IVA % esfs.is proaissory note. 70 secure which
~ - eas gwen, to-wit: Lot ssvss III q.
isg sne soasn-sast quartz. Of the Dosth.veea
quarter OF see;isa sis'sss tls.) ssd lot tve az
being the sosth-wsss qsartss ei The nerth. 80 ~
quarter Of ssstion sixteen (le y Also lot =. NJ
being the north eaet ffsctienol quarter Of soSsS.
vest quarter Of said ssesisn also shs soeth. vss1
fractional qusrss Of the south west ouartss a.
said g .tton sixteen lS,) I'll In township ssves
teen I'D uosth Of range oss ~ west. Of he
fourth principal nssidisa.
W0nIV~1IoI T1uaken.
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WAsHiSGros, March II.
In the Supreme Court, No. l68, the q
S. applicant vs.. j. L. Fnlsom, executor, is
being argued to-day.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-18
WALL PAPER! WALL PAPER
svesU Styles
For the Season Of 1854.
The Largest 4 Best Stock In Davenport,

L.W.PETERsEN's STORE,
No. % West Second Street.
hAvI~G MADE LARGE PURCHASES OF
i stock from the New York Mshufacturers be.
fore the rise, am prepared TO Offer
Superior M0ncs.sments.
mhI3 L. w PETERSEN.
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PHILADELPHIA, March II.
The Bulletin has the folio wing

NKNCINNAEI, MSTCu IJe
A special dispatch from Charleston, Va :,
dated the 10th inst, reports that rebel
force, 500 strong, vas within Is miles Of
Guy anciottc, threatening Barbersviilc. A
strong lorce has been. sent out to intercept
them.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-18
NEW YogK. March II.

NEW YoRK, March II,
The late calls Of the President for 800
600 and SOC, 600, the quota OF which vas
fixed BY the Government for this city has
been filed, aud the Supervisors volunteer
bounty paying COMMITTEES was flashed for
those quotas to day.
Gold closed At &16l "a with . very
1uctuatine and unsettled market.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-18
WASHINGTON. March Is.

WASHINGTON, March 1s.
The statement put l,shcd that Col. L
c. Baker has authority TO raise a br;-
gadc is autho atively denied.
Cap. Saw yer, recently returned from
Richmond, states that he saw Lit. Col.
Lltchield, Maj. Cook, Dr.. Kingston and
3 officers OF negro regiment, in one
cell, chaiucd to 6 negroes, and are fed
on corn bread aud water, and little Of
that.
The Secy. Of War has rescinded the
authority OF Governors to appoint com
fnandants for rendezvous Tor dra fteo
men.
1t is rumored that Fitzpatrick will he
appointed to another department and an
important command.
Julian spoke in favor Of the bill re-
ported by him to extend the principles
of the Homestead law to persons in the
army and navy, on coL6scated property.
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AANU1AC fUnss And ssf PANS
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DAVENPORT, IOWA. my10.dtf
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.. =. BROWN, ALHR1D sULLY.
BROWN Il SULLY,
A TTORNkYS AND COUNCILLORS AT LAW.
IA Oaic, corner Second and Brady streets, Da-
venport. lows. mch15
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-18

-. New YoaK, March II.
! III 1ich0ooA kesmtaw, Of The l4th. re-
pofts shae che fsdsrsls have rstrsated o.
Weto 1o3Ns 4s zs.sr a. 500
.xo1teotiooo & a ooeiy onmeounnk r.
noss Tsnnanseo hovO AserpoaSo1.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-18
WAsHlxoroE, March II.
Special 70 Pest.

special 70 Post
The Ways and Means Committee will re-.
p ort the military academy bill With provis.
io,,s for ineeeastng The p6y Of cadets iron
e3C to 30 per month, and giving each
mem ber Of Congress power to noainsts an
addieio nal cadet this year.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-18

I COMMISSION PRODUCE MERCHANT.
~ Agent tor llsiring's Safes and Fai.banks'
Scales, Hydraulic Cement, Plaster P.ris and
Hair.
No. 8 Front Street.
davenport. Iowa. May IA, lS63.-dly
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CHAs. WHITAKER,

III NJ. W III - hENs
A TTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW
"A OpvI0s on Main street, in Grants Block, mp
stairs. imy26-dtf
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-18

IN A.. y. PUfkAA. JOHN n. RO0ER
PUN N 4 ROGERS.
4 TTOKNkYS AND COUNSELORS ATLAW
IN OPvIcR, Davenport Block, No. ~, Main st
Sscond Floor. iun7-dtt
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TRAM PLUMER.
X. ID. OspNGDON

a TTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW
"A aud Notay Public. Office in LeClaire Block
Davenport. Iowa ine2-dtf
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- ~ KIM,

A TTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
~ asd Notary Public.
OFrIcs -Davenport's Block, LeClsire, Iowa.
Particular attention paid to collections in Scot
County. myS-dly
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-18

Price, Is cents per Boz, or s ncEss for >.
Prepared BY Dr.. J. G. AVER & Co., lowell, Mass
E.S Ballord, Stephenson 4 Canadian, I. J,
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DIR. GEO. w. MCCAIN.

DhYSlCiAN ANo SURGEON. OFFICE
i in room directly over the Post Office.
DR.. Csc. W. McCARN's residence, east sic Of
Brady second door from cor. Of 9th. ;an9-iv,f
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IA. Il W. n. HIGH,
Proprietors Of the
HARRISON ST. LIVR0Y 0TA0L 4,

uAasis0N ar, ssrwgsN vowHr = SECOND.
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Fuasr.ls furnished on the shortest o.tios.
HORSES BOUGHT AND SOLD,
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H. d. ODN % DON.
A rTORNEY AND COUNSELOR At Law
- and Notary Public. Office, North wes
1snsr Of Brady and Second streets, upstairs
asfance on Brady street. July 2H-dt.
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Law Partnership,

So SUPPLIES FAMILIES WITH THE
very best Meats Of ill kinds, ct the
lowest market prices. Very psr-
f7a - ticulas attention paid 70 the wants
Of customers. ms90-dlv
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-18

.. w. H. BAKER, m. d..
physician AND SURGEON. OFFICE IN
= basement State Bank building. Residenoe
davenport. Iowa. novl0-dAvtf
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JOHN yORUM.

ses u wnes- ssooHD a., M. saADr nam.
lEAKlA ~ ORDER A1O ~ Ia8 BEST
0oQ anA Doys' Clothlsg
e 49, lS6oula1too. - n. fsllese neineneHaen
80 81 { s1lIllll - ~ sl1sss1saes q
~ l4seA '.,s' !ssss;ss. sCAlls1S
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J A N Is IA. OALLELL.

~ J. 0iLLErr, PROPRIETOR, FRONTING
J. Lsvee and Passenger Station, Muscatine, To-
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DR.. YOUAANS,

nHYSlCrAN. SURGEON. OCULIST AVID
Aurist. Once and residence LOG Brady st.,
between Fourth and Fifth Davenport. sp4-u
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BURTlS HOUSE
DGki.vE HOUSE

HtORNER OF IOWA AND FIvru STREETS
Davenport. lOva. mcb
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A. MILLER,

no. 20 paApY sfRssT, BELOW SECOND,
40 KEEPS CONSTANTLY ON HAND AND
~akss 70 order
Goats, Boys 4 Children's Clothing
Of tn, best IN INA and in manner that eanno
Ia. /. q 70 "a sfa ssicn. Liberal patronage re-
p.,.fuliv collected. fuy2l -dly
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J. A. REID, N. d.,
DHYSIOIAN AND SURGEON. OFFICE
l ed residence No. IS, corner Main and Third
eoets. Oav snport, Iowa. julyl d
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Cincinnati, O., Chicago, nj.
Milwaukee. Wis.,, Newark, O.,
Cleveland, o., g Lsuis Ne,
Ssnd1sky, O., Detroit, Mich,
indianapolis, &c., Ac.

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10. East Second ST., next door to Perry. jyxl
The Portland daily press., 1864-04-11
Eron, Washin1ton.

WASHINGTON, April 10.
John c. Rives, publisher of the Congress
siona Globe, died at his residence in this city,
to-day, after protracted illness, at the age of
81 years.
"Reminiscences from many of the leading
railroad corporations of the country were pre-
sented in the House yesterday, against the ex-
tension of the Goodyear patent.
Various political clubs have been formed in
Washington, and among those most recently
organized is the Ohio Union Club, with Solici-
tor Jordan as President. The society is de-
voted TO the support of the future nominees
of the Baltimore Convention.
Fernando Wood yesterday resumed his seat
in the House OF Representatives after severe
attack Of sickness.
The official Navy Register for 1864, has just
been issued from the government press. 1t
reports the number of vessels, including those
still building, at CIT, among them seventy-two
iron -clads and two rams-the Ayenger and
Vindicator. From Dec. 3lst, 1862, to March
9th, 1864, the navy has lost thirty nine vessels
by capture, destruction, snagging, wreck, &c,
includins six iron clads and three rams.
During the present week the Supreme Court
will take up the case of Charles Homer ct. ais,
VS.. Arthur w. Austin, from the Circuit Court
of Massachusetts. This case will be followed
by that of Joseph Jacigi ct ais, plaintiffs in
error VS.. Jas. S. Whitney, collector, &c, from
same Court. These cases will be the last for
argument during the present term, as the
Court will adjourn on the 18th inst.
The Portland daily press., 1864-04-11

NEW YORK, April 10.
The Herald's Army of the Potomac dispatch
states that Gen. Grant visited the extreme
front on Friday, and made a close observation
of the regiments and brigades as he passed
along, expressing himself highly gratifed with
their condition. lie also made a careful re-
connoissance of the enemy's defensive works
on the Rapidan, and returned to headquarters
the same evening. A heavy rain was falling
all day on Saturday, and the roads are in a
bad condition and the streams still swollen.
WASHINGTON, April TO-
A letter from the Army of the Potomac
says Gems. Meade, Humphreys, Ingals and
Patrick visited Lieut.. Gen. Grant at Culpeper
on Friday.
The army has been considerably strength
ened, and the men are anxious for active OPP
erations.
Much complaint is daily heard in conse-
quence of the loss of letters by the present
mail arrangements.
OF four privates recently found guilty of de-
sertion, one is to be shot, and the others are to
forfeit pay and allowances due, and be sent to
dry Tortugas. A corporal, for stealing TWEEN
ty dollars from prisoner OF war while under
his charge, is sentenced to similar punish
ment.