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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-23
Michigan Central Railroad.

Great Contra. Route TO NeU York. Nsso RsQ(aw9
and the Gasadas.
I'm AND AFTER SUNDAY, NOVEMBER
" 18th, 1863, trains will lesve the Great Cen.
tral Union Depot, foot Of Lake street, % follows
30 m, Sundays excepted. Arrive In Detroit
63opm; Toronto AS pm Suspension Bridge
4O5 m Buffalo 90 p M, Albany 3 As p m,
New York . 50 p m, Boston IL 50 N.
40 IN, Saturdays excepted. Arrive In Detroit
% m, Tofonto Is p M Suspension Bridge
45 m, Buffalo 90 p m, Albany s As, New
York II 50 . N Bos;en 1 90 pm.
10 90 p N Ssturdays and Sundays excepted. Ar
rive in Detroit 10 90 . m, Toronto 3 O5 D m,
Saspension Bridge 9 10 p n, Albany 8 70 . 70,
New York IS u, Boston 8 0Op m.
Cincinnati TrA1n0
(via Michigan Central b RI
Leave Chicago at 8 80 . m Mail Train, 10 % Fast
Express. The ~ 70 m Train leaving Chicago
runs through to Cincinnati without charge Of
Cars " Baggage,
Ruttan's Patent ventilating and Warming
Apparatus on oil Oars Of this Company. An sleesnt
Smoker Car, with Euchrs Tables, has lately been
added TO day trains. Patent Sleeping Cars on
light trains. Baggage Checked Through.
Through Tickets for sale at oil peinclpsl Rail-
road Omces in the West, 1t the General Once,
corner Lake end Dearborn Streets, (undsr the
fremont Asuse, Chicago, and - the depot.
R. N. RICE, General rupt.
II. O. WENTWORTH, General Western Pass.
ent. Chics 90. dec9.tf
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-23
NHwDsRx, March 10


The recent raid on Richmond caused lhe
rebel Gen. Picket to send several of his regi.
ments frcm this State to Virginia just a. he
was ready TO commence operations 10 this d.
rec!on. These regiments are returning, how.
ever, evidently with view Of carrying ont
their original intentions.
Gov. Vance, in one Of his recent speeches,
stated that Gen. Lee depends on North Caro-
lima for the support Of bis army. He dwells
on the importance of keeping the railroads 10
good condition, 90 the ground that Lee could
not remain In Virginia 48 hours after they
should fail to perform their mission.
The Wilmington Jouvssl, In speaking Of
the success Of blockade runners IN getting In
to ths. port says the statistics for the past
year show ha. oE an average only one ont of
twenty have been captured. In rough wealth.
or the blockaders are obliged to 60 to ses,
which, with The exception Of dark nights, ia
the most aaspiciOus time for our skillful pi-
lots, WIZ, with the aid Of our perfec. system
Of signal lights, seldom mise their mark.
The report Of Gov. Vance, showing the
amcuni OF rebel supplies received through
this biocksded port, discloses most startling
state of things. Everything the enemy could
Ask for is received through this channel In
great quantities.
An experienced naval officer has remarked
that owing 70 the peculiar situa Of the
coast, its Numerous channels embracing %
era Of 30 miles, the entire navy Of the United
States could not make the blockade OF vii.
mington effective.
Hon. W. w. Holden II out In Q card an.
nouncire himself conservative candidate for
Governor Of New Orleans.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-23

ARLINGTON, MerC0 "a
SENArE-Mr. Clark called up the Sen.
ate bill amending the act relating to for.
eign coins and coinage, which was passed.
The bill provides that the weight of the
cent shall be 48 grains, that it shall be
composed of IS per cent copper and per
cent. zinc or tin. It also provides for the
coinage Of . two cent piece Of the same
composition.
Mr.. Wiley proceeded to address the Sen.
ate At length on bill to promote enlist
ments by freeing the wives and children Of
slave recruits and also in opposition to
Summers bill to repeal the fugitive slave
law.
Mr.. Beamau spoke against slavery and
advocated the bill.
The following joint resolution was offered
by Mr.. McDougsl:
Resolued, That the occupation of Mexico,
by the Emperor Of the French, or any per-
son indicated by him As Emperor Of Mexico,
is % offence to the people OF the United
States.
Reso!oed, That the movements Of the
Government Of France aud the la, es.ened
movement Of an Emperor improyised by
the Emperor of the French, il insisted
upon must result in var.
Mr.. Sumner reported . bill prohibiting
the internal State slave trade.
Adjourned
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-23
Proclamation Of the Mayor of
the City Davenport.

"HEREAS, ONE-FOURTH PART OF THE
Wv qualified voters of tho City Of Davenport,
- shown by the last Charter Election Of said
City, have pstitioned the City Csansl for certain
amendments TO the CHARTER Of the City, Of which
the following IL copy, to-wit:
Ssc. l. The City Council shall have the
power to pave, plank o. repair sidewalks, within
the city limits and to Assess the expenses thereof
upon the owners q tho lots or parcels Of land
fronting thereon. And said assessment shall
have the eject Of Especial tar upon, and shsll b
lien upon the lots Or ps.csls Of land fronting
thereon. And said tax, when assessed, shalt -
sdded 70 the lfst annual tax lsviod On said lots
or parcels Of land after said special assessment
is made. And the Marshal shalt have Tie a..
thofity TO collect aid special tar IN the nme
manner - 10 provided for the colloetion q ether
taxes in Article Of the City Chastee. The =.
Ut forth tie particular locality where sush paw
ing. plsaking OF repairing 10 required 70 b done,
and the time allowed for finishing the sams
BY the owners Of lots Or parcels Of land fronting
thereon, which order shall b published oas wssk
in A. lees. .vc q .ss daily papers Of II. city:
70 renew city bonds heretofore issusd By the city
Of Davsuporc. and 70 include unpaid coupons
thereon psovided that the rate Of interest on the
reneWsd bonds, - vel - the interest IN asfeas,
shall not exceed I've psr ISN'T psrsanaa.
SDc. :. The City Council shall have authority
70 I0vy 0Op0O10O w UO6 excSOOSu& tWO WD1It0 %
dolsr upon the assessmsnt roll Of the current
ysss for the psrpose Of creating sinking fuDd.
And sid fa.d shsll 3 applied % the payment Of
the prineipal Of any bonds hereafter Issued
Am wHsasAs, The City Coun.il " said City
By Rsrolstion passed at : meeting Of thu said
Council. held on the 9Th day Of March, A: D..
1864, Instructed the Mayor Of this City 10 issue
his Proclamation according TO law, submitting
aid'ansndments to the qualified voters Of said
City, st the next Charter Eiestion,--
sow, I, ,John E. Henry, Mayor Of the City Of
Dsvsspost, do hereby give notice, that q the
NEXT Ohaster Election Of the City OF Davenport,
% b held On the "a day Of April. A. d. 1854, ~
said snendnents heretofore set oat will y Sub.
mitted 70 the qualified voters # the said City Il
Davenport, for adoption Or rsisstion.
r bsd he form the ballot shall be-"fR "
znsndnsnt entitled See ]" o "Asaanet Ne
Anendnsnt sn0Eisd 6es. sFss - Anead.
nssts eaAitsl -. : - g.. 3" Or .Assi.ss
~ Anendments sntitled Sse.. . esd -. Z"
In witseso whereof haye heeDanto ~ ~
had and eaassd Tie ssal q City = d.
vsnpoft - - sAxsd this 14tA ~ -
II. 81 JOHN :. HBNRY. q
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-23
no 81 N19Vv'
III 81 EALE6RAPH.
ous SPECIAL DIsPACH1s.
N.v Yoex. N sroh 20.

= ~ Nrw YoaK, March 20.
The Hsrald's Fort Monroe letter re-
rcrt. that the expsdition uadee General
Graham had to route nest Of guerrillas
in Mathews and Glocester counties. Az
ar = heard from the expedition had
met With sueesss.
The Herslds Army Of the Potomac
dispa,ch Of the 22d reports the capture
Of thirteen Of Mosby's guerrillas.
The Herald's West Virginia special
Java Gen. Avsrill 10 now considered out
Of danger.
The Wosld's special says that the pre-
psrations for the expeditions OF Gems:
Burnside and Hancock, will be directed
70 cease by Gen. Grant, and both oom'
mands Joined to the Army Of the Pote'
mac.
The Richmond Examiner of the 18th
ssys, IN engine has passed over that
portion Of the K. X. destroyed BY Sher
man.
The World has . letter from Hunts
vile, Ala, 18th, stating that Gen. Smith
has reliable information that Vice Fresi
dent Stephens is hottie to the Presen
policy Of the Coufederates, and has writ
ten to Richmond that he will not RESUME
the Presidency OF the Senate until th
recently adopted CONSUMPTION law is re-
pealed, he regarding its passage viola.
ton OF the plighted faith Of the Confed
04acy.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-23

Car o, March AZ.
The steamer Pauline Carroll, New Or.
'e.ns 18th, arrived, with . cargo Of sugar
and m0lasses fvr st. Louis. No news Of
general interest:
As the steamer was leaving Memphis or
the Goth, the block Of buildings used - I
commissary store.house, fell, burying be.
meath the ruins about 40 negroes and OF
6 soldiers, who we're guarding the stores.
The steamer Vsnpheel passed up for st.
Louis with the 5th illinois cavalry veterans
en- route home on furlough.
Major General Mcpherson and staff or.
rived on the same steamer, and left fol
Nashville.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-23
TRUSTEES SALE.


WHEREAS ON THE nth DAT OF SEP
~ tembeS. a. D. 1854, Janss Pe1ses sxseulsa
unsoU U. Blood. ~ trustee, eestain deed of trust
conveying to said trustee The real setote II SeetS
county, State OF lows, deeeeibed - follows -
VII: Lot number twsnty-oae my q Oavisea .
!fuss plat Of part Of the north west qasstse
INV X Of fractional section number thirty (ool
10 township seventy eight (1s) moth d saaGo
four ~ east Of the 9Th p. n.-Whieh cid eeo-
vsysnss was made BY the said James Peters fee
tie purpose Of securing the payment u NAfso
certain psOmissaSy nstes siened 81 he oaid Janee
Peter, dated September t5th, 16Se-ene q ~
notes for the sum Of sixtyAvs (6S dellAss peyoAlo
September II, 1855 one q said Hotes Tor ~ NJ
q sixty (60) dollars payable 6epesubsr II, 1855:
and one Of said notes ter the zen u Afy-Ave (865
dollars payable September II, 1850. with iatesssi
thereof.
And now said note havine beooms due and nv.
abls, a1d tho said James Peters having failed 10
psy the same, I, u. @. Bleed, trustee 6
Aforesaid hereby give this public notice. that -
virtue OF the power which 10 In - vested ~ said
dead oftrust, will. on wednesday, ths esd day a
March, A. D. 1S64,st the hour oil o'clock In The
forenoon Of said day. At the Court House doos In
the city OF Davenport, expose and Offer for sale
at Public Auction, the rebl eststs show de-
scribsd, or 80 much thereof % shall DO necessary
to satisfy the amount Of sid notes with The
interest thereon 70 the day Of sale, toeslhss
with all the costs and expenses ATTENDING
said sale, costs Of this notice and Trustees fsss
Dated this lst day Of March, A. d. 1854.
q. g. BLOOD,
narchl Trustee.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-23
SANDY Hook, March 20.
The City of Washington from Liver
pool, 9th, is just sigpslled.

WASHINGTON, March 20.
Special to the Hsrald.l
No decision has yet been reached in
Frank Blsir's case, it is understood that
the committee of elections are about
equally divided, but the probability il
tilat they will report against him.
It. Haskell, OF Gen. Gibbons staff has
been appointed Col. o. tue seth Wis,
regiment.
The Herald has letter from Balise,
which states that the case Of the Ameri-
can schooner J. L. Gcrity, captured by
the rebels on her way from Matamoras
to NJ Y, afterwards abandoned by her
captain at Balise, has been settled with
out any difficulty.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-23
LOUISVILLE. March %.

LOUISVILLE, March %.
Last nights train hence to Nashville,
colIided at o'clock this morning., ct Tun.
mel Hill, with tie hospital train bound
uorthwsrd, causing smash up Of cars, bat
injufing none Of the passengers seriously.
The Nashville friends Of Gov. johnson,
here, confidently expect his nomination BY
the Republican Convention % Vice Presi.
dent on the ticket with Lincoln.
The report that Gen. Gordon Granger
has been relieved of the command Of the
9th army corps is untrue. HE front sur
geon. Gross, N. D., 14th corps, has been
relieved at his own request and goes to
Annapolis.
10 pursuance Of department orders, the
gambling bouses Of this city were closed to.
night and al the gamblers ordered to leave
the city and prohibiting them iron return-
ing under severe penalty.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-23

HssaS4s $500 A1
HEADauAarRas Aa6f % TAs
-. PoIonAc, March q.
1icbmoud papers Of tho 18th Inst.y have
- reeeived. The following II Oil they
contain:
: Gov. Clarke has ordered meeting o. The
Legislature at Mscon, Ga, on Tho 2Ath
inst.
The telegraph b working . ior.erly =
Mississippi. All the damage done 70 the
line BY the Yankees, havisg been repaired.
A large force 10 ct work on the roads, and
repairing is going forward rapidly.
Gen. Lee has declined the proftered honor
from tbr Council Of Richmond.
PErrasSvas, March IA.
Capt. Edenstrough and eight men Of the
signal corps boarded end captured on Fri.
day night of Nansemond river, the schoon-
er Julia Baker, Of Portland, loaded with
valuable stores. The Captain and crew
and three negroes we're brought Of and the
vessel burned. She vas valued It 81 600
Several vessels aud . gunhoat we're Close
by, but our men we're not interfefed With.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-23

WINTER ARRANGEMENT, 1858.
nNAND AFT GR MONDAY, NOV. 10. 1858,
~ and until lsfthsE NOTES, trains viii leave
Dsvsapoft daily, Sundays excepted, - follows
lot nail train st SIS 4. n.
90 M&nt express. .0.4V 2. H
trains arrivs at Davenport. daily, Sundays 81.
copied, aAfollows:
1at night express st.................7 .o5 4. u.
ID daily express and mail train IT.. eos 7. T..
Al trains over this route ore in direct eonnexioa
stOhtsago with trains owe, both the Michigan
0eathssn, Michigan Central. Pittsbure. Fort
Weyne, and Chicago Railroad TO and from De.
Scss, Toledo. Coiu%b.s, Cleveland, Cincinnati
~, New York, Philadelphia, Baltsmsre and Wash.
hAsDaaaess aze reminded Of the necessity u
glvi1g dlsnet directions - 10 the deetinetioa q
0siy baggags, also topoeurs tickets before tak.
iag their seets In The cars ~ the eonductors col.
etfarUo only to stations On the line Of he Oh
ego and Rock Island Railrood.
JOHN F. TRACY, Superintendsnt,
Duv>opopt, New, 10, 1858. dtf
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-23
Mississippi and Missouri Railroad,


2yaiss nm ~ OAieeQo tisss, which = sssJss sssa
wtss fsstsS than Davenport time.
I'm AND AFTER MONDAY, NOV. 18TH
~ 1858, and until further notice, passenger
trains will leave Davenport ~ follows:
500 A. n. tor 0rinnell and Washington.
200 P. \. for Iowa City and Muscatine.
TRAINS ARslvs At DAv.NPoRr As soLLove.
5.0OP. n. from 0rinnell and Washington.
sis P. \. from Grinpell and Muscatino.
The 500 4. train out Of Davenport makes direct
Connections At Grinne!l, Iowa city and Washing
tsl with the Western Stage Company . stages for
ell points West, 5outh-we and North west.
Trains from the West conneet u Davenport
With trains Of the Chicago and Rock Island Rail
3osd for all points East, North and south.
Passengers are reminded Of the necessity Of
giving distinct directions Is " tn destination Of
thew tnerage also to before taking
shen seats d 40 QAls.
JOHN z. TRACY, tlsnl Sup't.
A. KINBALL, Asst Sup't.
OAyepport Nov. Is. lSA3-.Jkf
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-23

New YoRK, March -.
A Washington dispatch TO the 7tibsns says
the reports circulated Of war between Gov.
vidaurri ard the Juarez government are fab.
ricated. Vidaurri and two other Governors
suggested JuareE TO resign he refused,
whereupon they withdrew their request, and
promised 10 support him with the forces Of
their respective States.
Urago was about TO attack Guadaljara With
1000 men, and Disz was on the eve Of at.
lacking Orixaba with 5000 men.
The hostility Of the people to French inter.
venii0n IL q nabated.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-23
KANSAS CIrY. March %.

KANSAS CIrY, March %.
The Santa Fe mail was delayed three
days BY terrible snow storm in the
ReAlton mountains.
New Mexican news have been received
to the 5th:
An exploring party started for the Nava-
Joe country, under tho guidance Of captive
Indian women, who offered to guide them
to place where gold was abundant
The Nsyaj oes are coming in by thousands
and settling their new reservation. There
10 prospect of the tribe becoming perma-
nently and peacefully located.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-23
NEW YOaK. March az

NEW XORK, March ~.
A special says that the tax bill 10 nearly
completed, and will be reported to Opa-
gress the first Of next week.
Most Of Gen. Grants staff arrived 1t
Washington this morning, and are making
preparations for the General to 60 to tho
front.
A jury to-day, gave . verdict of $500
against the Express newspaper for libel.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-23
New YORK, March 20,

The Raleigh Progress announces
that Gen. Hill assumes command ct
Charleston. Beauregard leaves for the
southwest.
The Savannah Republican of the 4tht
has a rumor that the Yankees were
landing in considerable force the prev
ious evening at Darien.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-23
New Yoak, March %


The Philadelphia Esqxirer's New orleans
letter says Gen. Banks took the field on the
oh, leaving for Franklin 10 direct operations.
The force 10 composed Of 1900 cavalry, with
200 ligkt guns, In four brigsdss, under Gen.
Lee, aud will sweep across the country, and
thence into Texas.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-23
VERMONT CENTRAL
THE GRAND TRUNK.
H0A~~

@-- SA5t,
Duual0 and New York.
-. ~ ~ 81 90.
AsS0 THAN VIA ANY OlHER LINE
49,. a:sss.gsss get fall bsasat II he aIovs ~ p,r.
Grand Trunk Tickat (,lac., !. .,,,v
= DAsbenStrsst, Chisosa. AZ 1 VA d "
ssssssf clesk st2ek ClipeaA
49, wsDefEE TesS "a = n ~ \
'.y = ~ J. iH4sSS; sSs;:;. ~ ~ W
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TRUSTEES SALn.

RI VIRTUE OF A DEED or Trust. X.
~. ocotei to me By Miles Peter Rsoseuoe 90
sh;.a ana sophia petsssos, HE Wife, lsaed saOAo
s s.sa ssy o. March. 1857. aad duly Alsl - =
SsIsG 10 the ONCE Of the rseeedcs q aee1s r.
nm. s'ana county, and State Of Ilissis, In ve-
az ~ q deeds, page 3al, shall % Shs 4
- ~ o April 1884, = o'clock .. :. Of sai1 -.
one cSer lor sas to the highest Siddsr, To- scsS. =
i iosa Os sns aSo.s door, =. W Il 0ssssp
hock leland county, lliiaois, Or a .ssh eS:e.s1
s a. may % necessary to Atisfy ths sneese nv
ssia os,sa,G note 70 ssesr. Which
isg the south east suartsy q the north. ,sse
quarter Of section sixteen lle.) asd lot two tSS
being the Southwest quarter Of The sorth. ~: ~
quarter Of ssstioa sixteen nc y also lee IN ~
being the north east frsctisnsl quarter u soSeS
west quarter Of said section also she north ~
fractional quarter Of the soush west ouseler al
said section sixteen 1877 III In township seven
teen I'D north Of rangs one (1) vest. q The
fourth principal meridian.
MchlO.dtal Trustee.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-23
Nsx Yosx March %

NEw Y0aE, March q.
The Hssalfs Key West letter reporss
tAat thp blockade runner steamer Newman.
while AttoDpeiug TO rs1. e. bloekade Of
che Swaoto 1lvef, W. fo0 ashore = :prs.
49, Fer Ming into our heeds. 81 -
|b8ub6A1 fhe crew. Sooe Is halse q eoe-
q Uoeo mVo1 b. oas vooool
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-23
WAsHIsaros, March 2s.

WASHINGTON, March %.
HousE.-Mr. Keenan, asked leave TO
introduce . resolution for special COM
nlttee to inquire whether civilians in
the employ Of the Government were sent
heme at Government expense to vote al
elections.
Stevens objected uDless the inquiry be
conducted BY the Committee on Conduct
Of the War. Keenan, would not consent.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-23

New YoRK, March %.
The opening Of tho great Metropolitan
Fair is postponed till April 4th.
1t is snowing in Washington. Baltimore,
and Philadelphia. Weather very cold.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-23
,oRE Al U0NSOf.lDATHD Lane
Cincinnati / Chicago Air Line
RAILROAD

EsORTY NILES THE SHORTE ROUTE
+ to Cinsinneti, Indiasapolis aa1 Louisville.
Two Gxprsss Trains lsase Wet Side mic De-
pot, Chieeao, - follows:
ASA y. daily, except Sunday.
A. e:1o p =, daily, except 0atasiay.
Arrive Ct 1o.lS A II, and le.l6 YH..
Through 70 Cinsinuati "a lndirnapelis. vitheut
SAange ef care
klsgast slssping Csn o. Night Tsaais.
J TinsQ Ciaeinnsti, eleven .esn. g. 'sl.a4ssi
:, Inrss(1 tiehses ~ = $4,000 = Aheplaelpaa
paax5 N0ss. he. 10 RaeAs1sS s1reaE tsnSer
= 's'o,f :, R9 -! 81 .!;ssiSv =
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-23
The Daily Democrat and News,
A. G. ShALLFIELD, Agent.

DAILY.-l5 cents per wsek, pA, abl. to CARR err
Mail and post-ofacs subscribers, $500 per annun
payable in advance.
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WAsalxorou, March "a.

AbHIN0T0u, MArch u.
The Washington City O0snctl have appoiut.
ed committee to protest against the passage
By Congress of the Senate bill amendatory OF
the registry Law, and providing that every
male cisiseu, without regard 70 color, Who
shall have been q res dent one year before an
election, shalt be allowed to exercise the cleo
tive franCniae.