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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-19
WAsHfNoroM. March Is.

.s.s. 4 tWAsHlNGrom, March Is.
SEnArE.--The House bill. to provide for
carrying the msils to foreign porte, va
called up, and after amendments, was passed.
On. motiop Of Mr., Wilson, the Senate
proceeded to the consideration OF the Sen,
ate bill, to promote enlistments. and for
other purposes. de made speech IN sup.
port Of bis amendment to the original bill,
Is substitute for it, which frees the wives
and children VI col0sed recruits. The other
portions Of the origiasl bin had bssn pro-
vidcd for in pest legislation. Considerable
debate ensued Oh this smsndmoDt, and %.
other, giving compensatf0o 20 10y aE0sstsss.
A petition vas presented from citizens
from Brooklyn, that rebel lands DO con
fiscated and divided into parts Of 160 acres,
for distribution among SOLDIER. Referred.
= Mr.. Grimes resolution, amending the
rules 50 a. to require al action upon nom
nations to be made ip open session, Was re-
TERED 20 tho Judiciary conmitsee. 49,.
Without disposiDg Of the enlissmeot bill,
the Senate agreed to adjourn nntit Mondsy,
end vent into executive session.
HousE.-The House proceeded to. the
consideration Of the Senate bi)l, to-faciIitate
entries to soldiers, under the homestead
Till. ,..,ts. =.
The House next considered the propoei-
ten to pay for certain books heretofore
delivered By Gales and Seaton, involving
the question of contract. After debate,
the sdojrct Was tabled. 48 against So.
Adj ,ufned - - ~~>.-4 -
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-19
ST.. Louis March, 10.

ST. Louis March, 10.
Advices Of the 18th from Natctss
says that Gen. 1utt1e is assigned to the
cou mand Of that port.
About six hundred Of our prisoners
are still near Shreveport, La, about one
hundred escaped the latter part Of last
February, twelve Of whom have arrived
here. slasAS4 &43- 81 %0s
Gaerrillas again appeared at Lake
Providence, committing shocking bar-
barites on negroes and Uuionists.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-19
- TRUNTEI'0 SALE.
WHEREAS on fnT l5rH DAY or SEP

Vx7HERgA6T on the 18TH DAY or SRp.
w ssabse, 4. D. 168S, Jsass PsOsss esSssee1
uaos Q. g. Blood, asGssetaax q sDelale 6ee6 q 49,
Soaveying - said ssastee The rel setAAe q oeao
county, Stass o. lowa, lssDeibs1 = follSvs. ..
yit:. Lot number tsssly.sss( - q Dsvise :
Is.es ~. = ep9t Z - sfsh-veet qusrtes
y township ssvccty. sishs tss) i.ceth q ases
feur 90 s.ss = ~ - q. ot-vhlsA sid e.
veyasss vas nads ~ ths satA James Pstses o.
~ parpoee q sesasso9 Ne tpo0oooe - ahrso
Seesais res9esy nsiae alGn0 ~ - - JAMS
Pstsse, detsd September TIL, 1D6s-saS 81 soil
noees fot sbesum Of sixty .ass f0t 3dAlGss p1yNAse
osptsabee u, 1858: ons e I'D notss for shs sam
= dxty 81 AsaaasS peyabls 8spesibsf ~, lo11;
and - sf sa3d noeD TT thAsaa n 1flR-Ave { SIS
dollass payable Ssptsmbes u, l3s0. Nth iatsssst
sssrsos . " - eest. ~ asa ~ ffoa - dass
And sow sid ~ hsviue bsssms - 81 pay-
abls, aed the aid Janes Pstsss havine failed 70
pey the saMos l. O.d0. NEED, y4pueees o
e!esssad do hereby give this publie aoeee Ghst 81
.irsse Of shs Powsr Which e y - vlSttd " 6Al1
March, H. p. 16sAas he hssr Of Zoe 'eloek II "a
Forenoon d said day, u the Court House doos io
It Pu6iis Xscsis1, YtSS IS, ssssss Move
eesibe@s - - Qncb thseesf - shAN - asssssasv
70 satisfy the amount Of said. n6les With he
interest thereon 10 Ne dsy ~ ale SseseSsr
With all ths costs saA eapeDsea aatsalise
said sale, costs Of this Setss ed Trustees fess.
Dated .his Let day Of March, A. D.lsA
n.rok1 .~s- 49, - -, aDDt S,ut..
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-19

MAS 0'l ST.. Loun. March 10.
The steamer Continental from New
Orleans Of roth, reached Cairo yester4
day.
The com. appointed by Banks to con-
slider the questions connected with the
coming Stste Convention aud election Of
delegates, have reported to Banks that
not more than 100 delegates out Of l5O
recommended by the Free State Conven.
ven,ioD, can be bad. even though repre-
sentstion outside Of the Uoioh lines be
invited.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-19
Fl. SxlrB, March ls.

Fl. SMIrH, March l6.
The Arkansas election closed last
night, having continued 8 days under
the old viva voce system. All counties
Of north, aud about 20 Of South Arkan-
sas. have voted. From 10000 to Is, 900
votes are expected. ~
!. Old Pap Price has assumed command
Of the dept Of Arkansas, and tells bis
demoralised tsgamufins DO will soon
lead them against their cowsfdIy, boast.
ing foes, relieve their revesses, ssoccupy
their territory and establish perpetnalfy
their government. Poor Pap!
Union men in Texas are concentrating
in anticipation 'ofspesdy protection from
Gen. Hefso's column, nov moving froA
this diyec.:on. I. 3aG . Sd
The army of the frontier is under
Gen. Tnaysr, which leaves Gen. Blunt
without q command. & - 49, go d.
Everything is quiet in, the Indian
country.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-19
2 Proclamation Of the Mayor d
the City Davenport. :.

XNIHEREAS. ONE. gOtRTH pa Rq or rHE
w qaaiifsd voters Of tho Civ Of Dsys. p.,. =.
as shown b. The nj Chsrter H,.ss.nr - ~
City, have ps.itonsi H. s.v Ce.r..i q,
ansndmsnts sothe thsrrsr ~ ~. - - w
the following il arens. to-v;.:
poVSr 20 nsvs 'n,s Clty Vosnci! sasn nave me a
thseity limits snd 10 ssra.s -. srs.r.sr -
upon the owns q ths o.. ' q n.rsris Of -
fronting thereon. And ~. ..ssessmses eeeii
have the eject of a snsr;stts ~ .rc, "a &. III ~
lien upoa III. iots e :. ~. pIii r.. ma ss.t;ss
thereon And ssid tar ~ |" .s = s.s - ~
sddsd TO the Arst annual ,sx l.vioa On sssd los
i msas x,S I a. s.ssr sslf spocial as,Sssnsnt
thortty to csiiscr III 49,. ~. =. ~ ~
manner - il provided for 4 so,;eetop q e,hss
take. in Article Of ~ Civ Chsrtsr. ne =.
der Of the City CosuciI y \, Nh. sn...aa sh.,,
Get forth tie pasticr,s, looa';.. 49, -.
lug plankins d rsS.ssn aOes J: 49,. 80 - ~.
and the time alioved ~ c"tsasr. n ~ ~. 80:
blythe eynees a loHs 4. .S.-.is - ~ f.n.as..
IN ON rEy.h yF f@s0eee ~ slen9 lf0nsln&
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-19
Nm YoRk. March IA

- - NEw YoRK, March l6.
= A 81. Louis letter 70 tbe. Post reports the
capture OF Jsckssupors, Ark, by the rebels,
who drove oct two cooPssiss Of the 4th
Missouri csvairy, and cane nsar capturing
0hs steamer Dove. ssAf
Reports ssy that 0asntrcll end Freensn
will make vsrioas rsida into Missouri this
spring. -..s -"
A Washington dispatch says that the
Government 10 eolisting snsli number Of
black soldiers for cavalry men, and that
there viii b . limited numbsr q places Tor
white Oh oeye. Z. 81
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=
g9lAI dido '0r. LovIs, HateA H.
4 Wsehipetoo SbeCiai tote Nsv York
CsSssreS q en- lbss sas Mlatss7 &c.
miessS n - ooasee eanes9a - rocooooon
forIpeoaotioa Liso1 Got. Saoesesoc, q ths
l3tk Rseaisss, bssssse = PROOF o. he co0-
'ardies q Ohicksmsugs, 49, ssseeraphod
West last night. Col SsnscTsoo y Pro.
vose Marshal Of this Department, sad - .
oct Of iustics to deserving onlcsr, 0sssssl
Roseccrans aueAOrises statement that be
has no koowlsdes Of such cssr!ss ever b.
ing made sgsipst Ssoderson, snd Y msde, se
believes il unfounded 10 tfueh. 80 FIR =
his personal observation wsnt 6sndeSoo
conducted himself IN such nsoner . %
sntitIs him 70 spscial mention e his (Rese-
cran's) Official report Of the battle Of Chick.
oWou&os = r~sz 4=@s&A4 co.
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-19
LrrrLs Rock, Ark, March 10

IA LIrTLs Rock, ARK, March ID.
Partial returos from eleven counties. give
more than the whole number required By
the Presideot,s Proc s@ation, 70 replace
Arkansas 10 che Union. Other counties 70
be heard from, forty I'VE 10 humber, will
give fully COO moro votes. @s
The nav State Constitution, framed By
che late Convention, Is almost unanimously
ratified, there being 90 far only 1877 votes
against it. Arkansas 10 thus declared free
STATE in the Union, BY the voluatary section
OF it's citisens. Governor Murphy and The
whole ticket IL eleCsed. The guerrilla
bands made violent threats, notwithstand-
ing which, she citizens were enthusiastic
Ia their determination to vote the State
back into the Union, many going 70 the
polls to the imminent risk II their lives.
The military authorities used their utmost
exsrtion to protect voters. 80
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TRUSTEES SALE.

DIT VIRTUE or a Dkgp 6t flrsr, *.
sestea = - ~ Milo ~ felselbi sGl
V ~ SstaiA Psssrsa ~ ~ 1ale1 eatAs
ssosd ID TIE e0es u M ssos159 Of 49, II
.s,k isiaad soutty, aa1 Uesas q lloosgl IS vel
~. :. ~oi dssd:, paes ssh sAsli =, tleaAs
~ q April lss%, o 3salssA ,. !. e9oaS6 -
go Tor sale to the highest biddsr, e. 90. n
i io. V:sss n:sss dess h We s,ey q Osssa1sN
s n' sne ioliovaae deoog)bo1 aod. oaeunDea IL
hesk lslasd eosssy, ll.iaols, q 8 1eSN tNsseSf
~ % nceessasS y ats1y Tie saasu1t $50 {
sS; s s csrssi. pso.issesy ases 70 ssssrs which
.s ~ csed ~as eivsa, to-vis: Lot sevsa I'll ..
isg the sestl-sass ssassss q - eesSk.seSt)
ssssr 10 2. sssssee si.sses lls.) ga lot ~ ca
eeine tAeeeato-Wees quarter Il The neeth. 80
Suartsr Of sspliss slxtsen (lC IS ~ ~ y. TS
beieg The nsesA -eaes itssiisasl eOastss Il seSS.
vest qaa.tss II seid ssetiss alss Shs nsrsk.vseN
fsaettsaal quasses q he ss1th .west ouoseec a.
aid eeseisn sixteen ls,) I'll II sevnsAip 49,
lesa ll1l seesA & saags 90 ~ nest, q Ne
iesrsa psinslpel Aegidfaa. >as = EEN =
a aehlo-ds1 TrrsA... a
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-19

80 III ~. Nav YoRx, March 10. !.
The steamship City of Baltimore IRON
Liverpool 5th, Queenstown 7sh, arrived
this 4. NJ. .@ $50 - sl's,s'a
A Copenhagen dispatch, dated on the
night Of the 18th, says Austriahs arrived
before Doppel, and al attack on the
rlace is shortly expected. ALSO that the
district q Sohleswig, not occupied By
Austria Prussiau troops, have .electell
members to the Rsigsfati,.' Il
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-19
FoRT Mossos. March l

,s~... FoRr Mossos, March IL.
T. The flag of truce steamer New York
arrived this evening fiom City Point,
with q large number OF our prisoners
from Rich@ond. AIMING them are
Cspts. Sawyer and Flynn and Gen. Neal
Dow, also several aides. =
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Par1tCnlar Nooico :

1Asrs are saay preparations sold ssdes he
"cae 81 Bs@ess. put w - qsass bottles ssa,pSvSi
60 q Ms cheapest soh'skey ~ cosssos sva, cesessg
Asise or Uriorder SEED. q -
: zAss oass Of Bstssrs Aass easssd and sosH eso..
essst to GAUGE. a. long AZ thoy eas b cold,
70 de Ms dsstA Of tie drssksrd. By sss;, - a.
eyssc. - ksps eonsissaHg xndsr lie s.~sses Of IL
Liquor Il created and kept UP, asd de ys,t 4 "a
"a. Aorrors sssesdast spo~ ads.skards IA, ~
dssih.
For tsose Uho desire omd Will have a Lioso,
1.asrs. We Psttish 10 ttlosotsg rscsips: Oct ono
sss y Il thtee quarts Of good lsraadv ~
whiskey. asd de result sssN b . preSaret;o.
that s0sA far exeel ~ medtcai sjstse esd ~ -.
ssiI.~cy any q tie Liqsor Bsss<,s IL sAs ;. :.
s:e w Cost mach less. Eos ms -. ali ~
ciyeses 81 usO0aadss hit. - ..se.s;c.
cifA gOOd article sf Liquor. .. sse1 - 49,
se0n klsee Snf0SNt preoOrQ1eOas e0M eosf 49,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-19

"a BOsToH, March 18
The British prize steamer Mary An0
from .W,'mingtoD, N O., lot. Nassau arriv
cd here to day. she ~ss captured .hy the
u. 8. eunboat Grand Gulf. She has car
go Of $50 bales IT cotton.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-19
WARRINGTON, Marc

4 letter rescvied u the Indian. Office
from St. Louis, ssys General Sully, Who .
there, states that large oumber II SIOUX,
700 lodges, have come into Fort St. Pierre
to l.v down their arm.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-19

lTnbune's Special. -
Stewart has not crossed at Freder;cks.
burg with 5000 men.
2. Grey writes from headquarters .. fol-
lows:
For The reason that reports say that
Stuart is concentrating large dies of
cavatfy At fredericksburg, preparatory
to . MOI ster raid, our cavalry corps has
been placed under orders to move It q
momests notice. 4. IL g4...f.
The widest rumOrs are in circulation
regarding his movemeuts, 3D. 80
|, A runor At Warreaton Juottion says
ne bivoaked last night few miles south
Of that place; but nothing to confir m
the rumor had been received when the
mail train passed that place this morn :
Ing. -
The enemy has strengthened his pick
cts along the Rapidan and erected more
formidable works opposite the several
tords. a.i-,-.~ 20 YxoVA !. = go -
The story Of conspiracy in Kentucky
IS d'scred'ted among the Western Con-
grcssmen.. saa sss.l.-. -, s.4.a.
Gen. Custar, who was thrown from .
carriage last week and severely Injured.
il improving. 4SoE aosl -.Da9s : - ss.s.s (.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-19
NEWS.

WASHINGTON, March IL.
The s,nannt appropriated in the Law for
tue se,,lee ut the Post Office d ,partment
for tue ! ssr ending .Juas 1866, fvr inIa.sd
services, Is nearly $1,000 GU; fur foreign
mail transportation, 8250,U0O;. and r
,sh'p. steamboat, and way letters, S. 600
Ca'et Jast,cs Taney hopes soon .eo re
,sumc lis duties On the bench Of the Supreme
Court. e o*
The House Committee on Commerce
have agreed upon and ordered to DO ~
ported. wien that committee mall 81 cSti.
81, joint resolution notifying tho Gov.
Of Great BiiESin thrift IS the ia.
tention Of the Government of the United
States to terminate the reciprocity treaty
made with Great Britain for the British
North American provinces at the end
twelve months from the expiration Of ten
years from the- time the trefty went
yiE 8: Sept, 1854, to the end
that the treaty may be abrogated o. soon
% it can be dono under the provisions
thereof, unless . new convention shall be-
fore that time be concluded between the
governments, by which she provisions shall
be sbrogatcd or 50 mortified as 70 be nu.
!tually satisfactory to, both Governments.
The President Is also authoriz ID 10 appoint
three commissioners, by and with tue ad.
vice ADD cpnsent Of the Senate, for the re.
vision Of the treaty, and to copfer. with pth.
or commissioners duly authorized. There.
fore whenever it shall sppesr 70 be thc
wish Of the Government Of Great British "a
negotiate new treaty, the two Govern.
ments and the people Of both countrie..
based upon tho true principles Of reciprocis,
for the removal OF existing difficulties.
TIE report from Solicitor Whitney en-
bodies the opinions of Caleb Cushing, Judge
McLesn,s Mr.. Crttep6en, and Attornev
General Bates, 20 tue effect that ete biiI
70 Rock Island, Illinois, remain vested ia
tie United States except l93 acres, deed
ed bt sprcial act 6ti Congrcss to Dave nport
aud Sears, and Is acres claimed by the
Rock Island Railr lad Opmpany. which
icavts tix boodfed sud nxnett- scfes aetiil
under the control cf the War department.
The solicitor sug, ests that the entire 1sisud
may be taken by right Of eminent domain
or by set Of Congress, With suitable sppro
pristioss Tor. satisfA6fion Ut erisats rights
invaded, il deemed necessary for the ioca.
ton Of an arsenal, and that civil and crimi.
nal Jurisdiction may doubtless bes obtaieed
by al ect OF the Illinois legislature in com.
pensstlon for the location Of the works,
A bill vas passed 70 the n ou.e to d.y
providing for facilitating entries by soldiers
under, the Homestead Law, which euahles
them to take tue oath before military cli .
Gers instead Of before land officers, &c.
Z liEt
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WAsarHoToN, March la.
s98eooial 70 Post.l &<s E.S

@sa 10 II '[spssssit 70 Poss.l ,@Ns. s.saa
NJ. G. Bosley Of Philadelphia, arrived
here 10 day. bearing rumor that the
rebels intend another Invasion ID Aory-.
land.
TThe statements ere entitled to some
credit, from the fact that be made the
earliest announcement Of Lees invasion
last June.
II d known that the eneny is barring
to aveDgc the forav made by Gen. Xii
patrick, and while Gen. Grant is prepar-
ing for the capture of Richmond, Leo
will execute one Of his bold movements
abandon his communication with the
rebel capitol and make dash for Wash
ington or some other point across the
Potomac.
Yesterday near Mumford's Gill, showing
that fsbsl scouts ars within our lines and
active preparations for the defence Of the
forts around Washington are being
made.
The military authorities are appre
0enslve OF foray, II not q movement OF
the main body Of Lees army, toward,
Washington.
Gen. Meridian left for St. Louis to-
night, where h. is ordered.
The House Naval Committee has sub
mitted the question Of selecting a site
tor navy yard on the Ohio river, to
Judge Spaulding, Of Ohio, and Gen.
McoIeheao. Of Ps- who are to examine
into the matter and report at an early
day.
Sec'y Chase has been called on bv q
large number OF members- and Others
urging the claims of their particular
friends az agent 10 be employed under
the Sold bill. 1t is understood that the
Secretary does not intend to make any
snch appointment. The matter will
probably be lett to the Assistant Trea-
surer of New York.
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CAIRo, March l8.

CAlRo, March Is.
The eteaner Continental, from New Or.
leans ske110tb, ssrtsed wist 19o.of the u ID
Wisconsin and 18th Iowa veteran volun.
teers. - .
The 18th Wisconsin disenbafkcd here.
Other regiments 60 to S.. Louis, without
declaration .s.s4. .s.g'- AaS aiA lss.....
An expedition composed Of three bri.
g.des started from Ylrtsburg jdst bssots
tGe Continents. ieas. Pb. lot s,ny curps
alsv lett fur the S ,u.h. Tt, destination .
unkn0wn. - -. : =. -. : =. - 8 ~ ~
Gen. Lec's rebel cavalry, 1bIeh fJitowed
Shesmsn's eHpedisaOnlon its return, had re.
taf0sdto The iutesjoe.s g. "a 7sg ss8ss *
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ELHisl. n. Y Maven m

nLAtaA, ~. T., Nsvct II. =
-, rss: {. :f5|.a ssaasa III ys,ss
air, caueha Gre lhss .eysaiae u 8 ~, and
~ ehOrt time vas copSumed, together
With theouooUueAa Owisg to the exersiops
~ 2hs 6se departaept the surroandine
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.WAsBIsoros, March ls.
fHeralAi Special

THsrald's Special -. 49,
The Secretary Of Ttsassry = will not
employ any agent to carry into effect,
the power conferred on him by the
gold bill. 1t 10 not expected that any
action viii be hsd under it for several
days. ss
Ii. General Grant 10 expected here
Toesday next, but will proceed without
delay to bic headquarters in the field,
with the Army Of the Potomac. 80