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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-08

Oa motion OF Mr.. FArber II WAS voted tha I
a .um 10. exceeding five hundred dollars be
appropria ed out cf the Bridge Food set spar.
l., Dave MP rttownsbip, to build bridge acrosi
pacs Geek in Dssr,c. NJ. Is; .be btide. To
be built by contract, let to the Invest bidder
approved by the Board.
On motion OF Mr. Clark, Messrs. Mead
Fa,ber al d Z. s. Ellis were appointed com
mi,iee to let said contract and snperirtend
the building Of the bridge.
The Prssiie announced that NJ. E. 8.
Wing wonld take the place Gu the several
standing com wittets vacated by NJ. Brown
lee.
Oa motion of Mr. Mead the Clerk was 30.
tho,ixs 10 issue orders Gu the County Cieas.
urer to the amonnt Of The sppr opriations
above made, on t..e written oder %! The Sa
pervisor Of zach respective township, accor-
ding to law; chsp.er 2, y. 1873.
Mr.. Mead osters resolution appr0priating
the sum of SlOvO for the re!et of soldiers
families; to be drawn from County Treasury
a. needed.
Mr. Henly moved to amend 50 ns to make
the amount $500.
Mr.. Clark moved to make the amount
$500.
The latter amendment was adopted, aud the
resolution passed.
The motion Of Mr. FArbcr, the Board ad-
journed sine die.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-08

TAxs YouR CHolcE.-These are not
les than oss shossssd didsrsss ssylss sf fssh-
iesabls dress goods q whisIsr'a. Call 10 la
diss and ssks your shsiss. Not bit of trosb-
10 10 show SOds.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-08

DELI0arrUL.-The weather continues
to prsssas . most smiiisg aspect. The ffsss 10
sAn coming from the grouad. sad soon 10
sbsll sss the fsrmsrs bs,ily sngSssi In turn
log over the soii preparatory TO sowing and
planting.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-08
The New York Weekly Herald.
THE CHEAPEST PAPER IN THE
WORLUI

The New York Weekly Herald.
THE CHEAPEST PAPER IN the
WORtDl
THE EXTENSIVE COMPREHENSIVE IA.
ciities in its p0ss esiion enables the pro, rie-
tor of the " RsRLr hsaAiD to guarantee the Ia
test and most reliable information possibly t. b
obtained, net enly frtm oil parts Of the United
States, bat from ell parts Of the world
Its homo corfssrosdsnts, engaged IT hssvy cost,
and connected with esch new naval and military
expedition of the ssvesnnsnt prove that it IL de.
ssrminsd to leave no spot unco :sred By its sper
atiene and no event can occur that shall not end
iamsdists report ia its columns. II costs the
pfoprietor over one hundred thoueand dollars per
asnum TO naiutain ite corfs Of correspondents In
the Geld.
In iu co lation Of Foreign News the hseAiD
has for years b. cid high position, shd it will ip
the future sodeav to maintain the stand Il hrs
. sumsd jthss special corrs.pon rnts stationed
il Ill o. the psineipsl ciiss Of the vor d.
Is tsisg sgraphic arrangements ext end TO vhssss.
Or the electro wires ere stretched. When the
Ataptis cable 10 laid. which fsst will soon bs 49,
esuplish. ID, teleerans will bs received ffem Ed.
rsoe and Asia, - we'll - 4 'on the United states
Then oar readers will have the events Of the
wesk In ali parts Of the siyi'issd worii regularly
snd clearly laie before then.
The propeistor asvesss portion Of the papsf
to Litsrstsrs fashion, Agriculture. the Mscaanie
Arts, sporting As.ters. Bu.in.ss. Th.sssi,al snd
Finsceisl Reports, Cattle Markets. General News.
and reports Of Al svsnss cslesiatsd 70 form an ~.
cellent metropolitan newspaper - = sskly phots-
,rsphic view Of the events II the world and all
at very low prize.
The wssxLY HsRALB 10 iseusd every Saturday
morning. and iusnishsd q The fo.lsainG = o
tine COPY ss.ssees.. .ss.. 80. -
Three copies. .....s.. go.
Asy larger number, sddresssd 10 names of sab
scribers. 81 SO each.
An extra copy will - ssat 70 every elab Of ten.
Tvsnty copiss, TO one sddress. one yeas, ass,
end aay lsseef nsmdsr - the ssms price.
~ exarn copy will bs sent % ciabe u twenty.
Advertipenents % . tinitsd nu0bsr will .e 10.
serted II The WsuxGY HsaAlD.4
The DAiLY HRsAlD, three esnfe Per copy. Tea
dollefs per yees l.e three hsndseA aad sixty
Ioeuse. Five Dollars for six neaths. Two dollar
and Afty csnts fer three noeths.
JAnES OORDON BENNETT,
EAtoe ssd Prepsistor,
| Northwest corner n Fulssn aad Nasssu stfssts
| New York city, n. 7.
There aro 70 trAvsltoe e8eDts foe The naaAlD
oeh6-d3t
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-08
tn e OFT y.

Gentleman should never 20 tas forget
che pssprississ u soslssy % - omit .ssllisg u
Fsrrssd's ssd sslsssisg bet oe . esp freo
HE elsesss asd ssesouabls stcek.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-08

AUCTION or FuRsrrURE.-An excel
lent sssortmsut Of household furniture y II be
so.d q the rssid encs oi the R,v. Thos. Pc ssl!.
st DAvsspors. opposite Rsv. NJ. Better.
Zelda, oo Fsidsy nsxs-ssls con msucing u 10
o'clock A. n. This 10 . rare opportunity.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-08

Ii The grsstsst amount Issued In any
one risk,
ls The greatest amount aiiovea y sns
eulss oi the company to % insaFeo
II Tha srea,ese amount allowed to be
insured 10 any one block
Il. Tne Act q lncorporas, II the eom-
pany, February zOtss 1881,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-08

BUsoLARY.-On Saturday night the
hosss Of John Bowel. osogipses on the N. 4
n. Ra,isoad. located on LaClairs ST.. between
worth tl0O and SIS 10 cash va taken from
Bos~sips clothes which hung ny the side Of
The bed 10 which he vas sleeping How the
entrance vas eHsctsd 10 not known-so clever.
~ Va. the job done.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-08

CANCERS CAN BE- CURED. The great
cancer and chrooic disease doctor, G. u.
Woodruff, 10 .ow stopping at The L. Claire
House. Davenport, Iowa. for the benefit OF the
.m esed. The Doctor has psrmansnsly cured
shousaads that have been given up 10 die ty
the best msdissl skill the country afforded.
Come one. esms oil. The Doctor sasrsntsss .
cure OF no pay. Sac bis advertisement 10 an
other column.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-08
DAVENPORT, IOWA TUESDAY EVENING. MARCH nS,.


Oavenposs uaelDses>-.Oo11y 0oDoss.
Ovvpce . ~ Der. . Hsvs,l
-. 3 kssdsy, Aech1. J
WmAs-seoss.
Cesn-S70Ses.
OA4s -s50se.
DAsL.Y 81 eSo1.lo.
Chsease nasAes. ~ Tsssgra1e.
CnrcAso. March T.
w1s.-- setive and arn q ells0llsk for No
l. and . ,sS.lox e: = as: ..,...s ssx.
OAss-Aciiss aud 1rm.
Hisuwisss- Ae.ivs ssd - hisssr. Sales q SO
Live stock nrm and sstive
DassssD H ~ -Qasss.
New 4 oss aaraess
xsv YosE. March 8.
CorTox.- x.-Qaist q 7s4s
V.2o9s.2V 4. h. ..
WssAr--Markst 10 bs&tse. ol.9s@les Chicago
Spring; SLs29l.ss Aiivsskss Clsb' $Les@L7s
Cosx-SliAal.s7 81 1. store.
vAfs-R,sn. ss0el.
LARD Steady q 13K0l3N.
WHiskY-S9@90.
new YORK stock Assket.
Npv YOss. Mareh 8.
Gold to uehsd 6<. but Is quoted at S3ls.
Davenport LnmseS market.
DAvssposr, Jan. 8. 1858.
Fencing per one ID s..rd frss...... ..S5t
Barn Boards do ..... 11025
FioorinS do ....... ~
Sidi1g do ....... q
Joist gua timber do .... Il
Shingles, per thousAn i.............. S.SSQb.CO
Lsth,. ..................... ~
Pioketa a,... 1890
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-08

NEw SrYLEs.-Franz Meyer, frs door
wsst OF the Nstional Bank, has received %
elegant asd we'll selected stoek Of gsnts fur
sishiog goods. which be offers for the spring
trade H,s goods are squ.l 10 quality and
price 10 any that can bs isuod 10 tbis market.
Cali and examine them.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-08

A Coon RssoLuTloH.-It can but sf-
tesd he psblbs ossh reel sssisfsstsyn 10 no.
ties shs liberal nssres 10 vhisb The Board ei
sspsrsisers provide tos The needy isniliss d
ess sbssss vsisntssrs TAeseh there are
sses usabsss u The Beard vhe display lit-
Ne ssissiseas is thts nsstsr, sbses \ : aeierl
y h savee q aatisg ths bsoss sfthsss pc.
pie happy. II sAs 1seed yesterday Ne
lfssds. (Rsp.) peepeesd te appsepsiste u .oot
ice tAss purpose. Ne. Hsaly (Rsp.) shsssh
L sasssssgsss - give - aush. and usds .,
sGsss 70 est ths san rsdsssd 70 The palssl
saa et $500. This was ssgsassoas. ssd =,
~ slaa = - tAss n. Clark (Dsa.) net ~
ecatlsaaa q Ne spes. ssd ssqsssssd sAas d
sso - osis eioe0. TIE qssssiss sses y
ssss, aa1 sAs latgsss 80 - carried thrsseh
TIL y siehA Thaes = - sas tAas sAs psspi
~ osss sessssslly lpey tAAs No. oltsA
,osaese1 - ~ hsasaA - sssay IsAil1sst
LSAetsass - - Asee osAs lbssA ~ -
loee1e - - - Aalals1 epallsA shh
! plss1gsoDl lllG1aDs setol4sss eelb ~
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-08

Slxru WARD MEEr,No.-The c,.iz .ns
Of the Six b Ward, subject to draft. met st
the school House in East Davenport. 10 devise
ways and mesps 10 raise the necessary quota
Wm. R.n sick, Prs.idsnt, D. l.. Gor.on. ~esrs-
terry.
A eoomittes Of three appointed 10 draft
resolutions. presented the folio wing. which
we're adopted
Jog that 90 Ell ,rt b. msds TO raiss one ,hous
aud dollars, for The ru' pose Of rsialng our quo-
"a OF vo.unte.re fVr this 9Th Ward.
Rssslssd. 1hst . co,nipittss Of one b. sp-
poiatsd 70 &c that the proper credits have
been given 10 the ward.
Rsselysd. ihst ~ Executive Comoit,ss Of
i've BE- sppOin' Cd, with the po ger to appoint
Que insn 10 eanvs-s the ward, sod II the 70.
quistte anoant csn be rsissd, 70 take nsces.a.
ry steps 70 clsar the ward from the draft.
xr. l. H. ssass wss sptoiosed Cem. oa cred-
Ns
An Executive Committes Of Eve was sp-
pointed to manage the bssiness Of shs ward
Ia relation to raising sabstitutes end seeing
them sssarsd aud credited to shs wsrd. and
~ appoint Con. of oas 20 saavas the ward
and solicit subscriptions. Assst.. J. II Du-
mont. Geo. xsridssb, J. T. Llsdssy. les. Gun
n,gham aud Paul wiess we're appoietsd.
Moved " have the minutes Of the msssina 2
puhlishsd IN the sity pspers.
sAdjournsd 10 meet q The cell Of the Exss.
utiva Oommfttaa ID T. G0sroN
March Z, d. 1864. eeey.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-08

We met Sam Perry on the sunny
eide Of Broadway oas day last week. aud .
eonfidsnsially informed us that he was buying
up oar load Of l,ttls the nsatsss aud most
ssirsbIe slo.hine a,sserfsl thst ever lett New
York for Dsvsupsrt. and mildly hinted int
The male population Of this city would profit
by remaining pssfsetly quiet 10 their winter
- r0snte until bic stock made ito appearance.
There 10 no doubt but Sam vas right.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-08

The Jenaie WbippIe, Capt. Campbell,
P.rkhursH. Clerk, will leave this point Tor st:
Louie sod vay poists Tomorrow morning.
The Jennie is 6os boat. ssd we'll sdsptsi to
suit The wants Of passengers Fer freight or
plssAgs apply TO +. A Tilsbsin. Agent.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-08
NEW ADV'TS.


Lost.
|nON MONDAY EVENING, rEBRUARY @.
~ st q near the "a b spsist hurch. : Mir q
Far Gloves. reward oftwo dolIars Win b. peid
for their SstuSn 70 this O6es. mchI- a
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-08

A Wono IN SxAsoH.-Real estate
owners 10 oas beautiful city should make their
place THE spsiag to Get ous large sambsr Of
shads trees spsn The property mot already
bssati6sd 10 that vsy. Fsv western sstiss
have more 70 bosst of In THE vay thaa DAv-
ssposs. yss thsrs y plenty Of room for %.
haneisg The sslss Of lots aud inersasisg che
bsss,y sf the city By plaesios shade trsss.-
Evssy tss dollars sxpssdsd jsdieioasly II this
v.y soos bseooss hesdssd dsllsss Meth.
isg 10 sssise shAa 70 ssiss beautiful shade tsess
10 shis siioass asd no isvsstoess psys better
No aattee uhsaAse The les is vssast Of ossa.
pisd - dvelIisg. fss thriving shade trsss
stll add greatly 10 its salos. Lss svssybsdy
ssy he expssi~sat.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-08

Tns LscTua1 To-MoRnow Naoar.-
We hope TO zee fall bosss % LsCleire He'll
to morrow evening". y NJ. Bsvss's lecture
Fesa NE aeas 1t the sssssss pesss l. spsakisg
Of bic Lectures ~ may sspsst % effort we'll
wsrsh hsssisg.
/ Mr. Bovss 10 best ksown % : leader IL The
oevsDsas for the sbolishas4s Of espissl pas
ishmsnt 10 ssvsssi Of ouf states he 10 ssill
young. ssd hayiss already achieved reps.
sssioD se psbiie epssksr. has . future full ol
promise before him He 10 described o. beips
Of fAis sis,,s eoei lsotteg. ssud absas thirty.
Eve years Of sgs.
| Let there be fall hssse so-~srrow pight.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-08

kx1ExsryE ARRIVALS Adjutaut
Psskhsn. sf the rssrs',isg dsps,sssas rs-
porte sbs arrival of32s rsssuiss sisss oar yss-
terdey's issas. OF this saabes lO0 ere from
De- Asisss. 90 ere irsa Dsbsq qas-All fer the
STD Csvsiry. aad the rest are irsa diGsssst
psisss d this osAss. 1ais y shs osoe belky
sseisal Net " havs hsl Ne pleaesse u ss-
serdisg Ssr 6ssy 1ay. Asssstsias y ssise
- bsishly sAssssb tAs ssGss. and there e I
ssis prospect sAss he Hsvksyss vim GIL shsis
qsses y Ne beio, b IAs Arss of April. 81
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-08
ATLANTIC
FIRE xlesesrWnce Company,
OF BROOKLYN,

OF BROOKLYN,
January TArOt, 1904.
n.Ae "a the Auditor OF the state Of lows, par-
suaut 70 the statutes Of said State.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-08
FROM THE GULF DEPAKTHENT.
Quiet in Mobile BHy-EHchn"Scd Fr'so"-
crs from Rcd Rivera Union Transport
Captured.
From Our Special CoIe'Tondeu'.
.r,w nrrviNe Not -

From Our Special Couo.rondeu'.
INV ORLEANS. Oct. 90. 1854.
Nothing of any importance has transpired
;,o INV last aud from present appearances nothing is
liable AN is quiet in the vicinity Of Mobile Bay !
have learned that an expedition consisting of our light
drarglt cunboats from Mobile Bay explored few days
since all the nnyigabe streams and bayons along hc
Mississippi coast and sound but beyond some valuable
information in respect Ia the country natives &c Tue
expedition WINS productive Of no important results. The
people met were all well clothed and apparently
abundanty supplied with provisions Not single ieDeI
was nor heard from. nor was there any evidence
Of the country being occupied by an armed force .
The steamer ST. Mays arrived here on the 2oth nv
from the mouth Of Red River bringing down about 90
exchanged prisoners. The majority OF them we're cap
turcd during B0nkss Red River campaign. ami since
that time have been confined ~ Tyler TeNas Ihey al
tell the old story about hard suffering and rough
fare but nevcr, eless ALL in spite Of their naked
ness. looking well. "
which Truly illustrates with what love and deyoti0h me
old flag is regarded by onr troops II appears that IN
the terrible and fatal battle Of Mansfield the 10th Ohio
Infantry were entirely surrounded that every avenue
al escape was closed and Their surrender was IN
cyitahe The gallant Color Sergeant however. deter
mined 10 save TINT flag which they had vowed TO save
and bring riumphanty home on the expiration OF thelr
term of enlistment and accordingly tore ~ rom the
flagstaff from which IL had proudly Heated IN dozen
bloody victories, and concealed il abOnt bls persons Tie
regiment was captured and conveyed TO Tyler. Texas
where il leaked out bv some unknown that their
flag was stin there" end with the regiment; they
therefore underwent rigorous search. but 10 no avail
for they had anticipated their enemies and buried the
flag. After going through the suferngs and trbula
tons Of long imprisonment, they were finally ex,
changed Their flag was then oXhumed. and concealed
in the lining OF one OF the captains coats. As soon
the ;ormat,s tie exchange completed and they
safe under protection. the fug was ripped from
the coat and raised on stan prepared on The way
down Rcd River amid the cheers Of The gallant 10Th IN
the very face of their lac capt0rs With many such IL.
stances that have occurred during the last few years
some GRO hcrs pirate of our being unsuccessful
The I. :. transport IkcDavs. running between New
Orleans and the Rio Grende captured and run into
Galveston by party Of only five Rebels. who repre-
scented themselves Texan refugees few days since
CIIIDI nANOIp
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-08
Ageu. for State Central Commute,
Ncw-YorL City Regiment which have No
Existence.

Iafanfry-lsi, %. IN, 9Th, Sth, 9th, lIth, I2th,
18Th Iith, 10th, 18th, l9th, 2ph, 2lst, I'D, .Jd,
24th 18Th roth, 2.th, 18th, 10Th, 3Oih, 3lst ga,
33d, 3th, Nth, 36,h sch, 3Sth, ioth, 18th, isih,
SD, 9th, 9TH, list, I'D, 18Th, 18Th. KID, sith,
l3sth. 1881 l66th, 10TH ICsih, l7lst, nith, Eth.
7th BlacL Horse, formerly I'd y. y. Cavalry; l9th
Cavalry; NH Artillery; LIST, ID ri, ith, 9Th, Gth,
ih BATTERIES of ARTILLERY, now organized with Reg
Imcnts.
Ist ID. ~ and 9th Batteries Of Artillery; Leo
Enfans Pcrels, consolidated.
Rocketts Battery changed to independent Bat
terry.
Nofr-Wearc assured that the 18th Regiment is
.till extant The 18th Is organized asa Battery.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-08
Review-Picket Fir,nG-Hetuge-. From
Richmond.
HpoRs. AMY OF nlR porowAc, Nov. c, 1854.

IpoRs AMY OF nlR roI0HsC, Nov. C. lSGf.
The First Division Of tie Second Corps now
commanded by Gen. Miles was reviewed Yesterday by
Gen. Hancock, and presented fine appearance This
Gsison has been largely REINFORCED by recruits and is
low one Of the largest in the asEy Gen Hancock was
enthusiastically chceIed as he rode aiong tie lne
After tbe review. the principal officers present ad
io,nod 10 Gen. Mlcss quarters where they partook Of
q collation. and spent ~ hour in social intercourse.
There was quite lively time between the piekets
fe LEFT Of the line Friday night resulting IN lie Joss
ola few men each side.
Yesterday good dcnl o. artillery firing took Place
near tie Evansville panbIOad. bar without loss 70
Last night The pickois in the vicinity opened
fre shorty after dark and kept up sharply all night
Al about p. m the Rebels atemped.o advance hcir
Iictei iIe here to ground which men
took last week. but our soldiers, being wide awake,
made objection, and for III hour or two the OK.
change Of compliments in the shape of lead was quite
heavy. THIS is the Old contested ground. lear what
called Fort Hen where firing hes been almost in
and extremely lot for three months Tor which
reason the place tins designated.
citizen Of Richmond arrived within or lines yes
terdsy morning having LETT that city four days ago
lie in -he liquor business, but fearing that the
authorities wonld seize and put him IN the army,
he concluded TO take unceremonious departure. He
tells the old stories Of and destutioD ia Rich
mond Of earoters operating nightly In the streets the
ieh prices OF necesaries OF life &c he also saws the
Rebels in front Of Petersburg busy mining under
works but what point oould not be aseeTtsined
as strict guard is kcp; in the vicinity, and al
lowed the place excepting those engaged IN the
work Very little faith is placed in bis statements. AL
is quiet throughout the line W. d. NC.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-08
Shcridn ms Ride.
BAIARD TAYLOR.

Up from tie South at break Of day,
Bringing 20 Winchester fresh dsmay,
The anrighted air with IA shudder bore,
Like herald in haste TO the chicitain door,
The terrible grlmble and rumble and roar,
Telling the battle was On once more,
And Sheridan twenty miles away.
And wider still those pillows Of war
Thundcred along the horizons bar,
And louder yet into Winchester rolled
The roar of that red sea uncontrolled,
Making the blood of the listener cold
As he thought Of the stake in that fiery irav,
And Sheridan twenty miles away.
But there is a road from Winchester town,
4 good, broad highway leading down.
And there, throguh the flush ofthe morning light,
I, stccd, as black as the steeds OF night,
Wa seen to pass as with eagle flight
As if he knew the terrible need
He stretched away with his utmost speed;
Hi rose and icl--but his heart was gay,
With Sheridan fifteen miles away
SIN sprung rom those swift hoois, laundering
south,
The dust, ike the smoke from the lannon's
mouth,
Or the trail of a comet sweeping faster and
faster,
Toreboding to traitors lho doom of disaster;
The heart OF the stced and the heart Of the
master
Were beating like prisoners assaulling their
walls,
Impaticnt 10 be where the battlefield calls;
Every nerve OF the charger was strained 10 full
play,
With Sheridan only ten miles away.
Under his spurnng feet, the road
Like an arrowy Alpine river flowed,
And the landscape sped away behind
Like an ocean flying before the wind;
And the steed, ike bark fed with furnace ire.
Swept on, with his wild eyes full OF fire.
But 10 he is nearing his hearts desire
He is snufing the smoke Of the roaring fray,
With Sheridan only five miles away.
The first that the General saw were the groups
OF stragglers, and then the retrealing troops; -
What was done-what 10 do--a glance told him
both,
Then striking his spurs with terrible oath,
lie dashed down the line mid Il storm OF huzzas
And the wave Of retreat checked Us course there
because
The sight OF the master compelled 1t to pause.
With foam and with dust the black charger wa.
gray;
By the fash of his eye, and his red nostrils play
He seemed TO the whole great army TO say:
nave Drought you '1hS-.o"" Oh 'uo az
From Winchester down to save the day.
Hurrah, hurrah for Sheridan,
Hurrah, hurrah, for horse and man
And when their statues are placed on high
Under the dome of the Union sky.
The American soldiers Temple Of Fame,
There with the glorious Generals name
BE 1t said in letters both bold and bright:
" Here is the steed that saved the day
BY carrying Sheridan into the fight,
From NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. miles awaS !'-... .
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-08

Large Number OF kricsts--Secreted Arms
Capt.Sed-A Propeller Arrives With
Refugees from Cnnadn-The Dcmo.
Gratis Deuouncc the Whole Affair ms
nm ElectiOnsering Trick.
CmcAGo. Monday. Nov.

CHICAGO. Monday. Nov. :. 1854.
The Jouyndl this afternoon says kilograms
were received yesterday by John Wentworth. cnnounc
ing the coming Of largo numbers of bushwhacsers
Col. Sweet, commanding Camp Douglas, was com
lmuncatod with aud orders at once issued for the
arrest Of despcradocs their arrival The fact leaked
out and tie faithful found means TO apprse their
friends and the bnshv hackers len the train at the city
limits aud in various directions. The military and the
police are constantly securing the city and have picked
up hundreds fthcm.
propeller with nearly 100 suspicious characters az
rived here this morning from Canada. The military
and police are after them. and all will be captured.
Col swee, has for some time been aware Of the Rebel
plot to release the prisoners Camp Douglas and burn
the city. Hs detectives have been ut work. aud with
success and though the evidence obtained is not suf
centy conclusive warrant the arrest OF these humid
red conspraors it was noemed necessary to strike at
once such ones as were unquestlonaby reasonable.
Capt. Nelson of The City Police dispatched to the
house Of Dr. Edwards 10 arrest Col. Vincent Marina.
duke brother of the Rebel general At the same time
detachment Of the military proceeded TO the Rich
mond IIousc and captured the Rebel Col. G. St. Leger
Greenfield, Morgsn's Adjuiani.Gcnersll and j. T.
Shanks an escaped Rebel prisoner u. s. Morris
man noted for hatred to the North was also arrested
They ere AL now confined in Camp Douglas
IN a dispatch 10 Ger. Cook this morning, Col Sweet
shys Il have complete proof Of his having assisted
slanks the Rebel prisoner escape, and oil plotting
10 release the prisoners at this Camp.
Meantime another detachment Of the military in
vested the residence Of Charles Walsh near Camp
Douglas His house was entered and portion Of the
e,pl,ls ,ak,n to ,ump Capt cantrell and private