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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-04-08

Arrest sr 4 Morse Thisi as1 Desefssr q
~ a. wFesA0a1isos. II
Few nsrrasivG q the expsrisaees d
detectjve ofio6s which have beee pres
teted IL puClic, Disclose more sbtewds
ress and perseverance, than the follow
ing operation Of detective J. c. McCraw,
Of Chlliicothe
About the 22d of January last val
liable hair Of horses and sleigh were
stoIen from the Lawn Ridge Church.
They were the property Of M. Hendrix
Butler of that place, and though rewards
were offered for their recovery nothing
could be obtained in regard to them I'M
til some two weeks since, when they we're
accidentally discovered 10 the possession
OF A. J. Wright, near Reading. in Llv-
ingston country. Mr.. Wright had tradce
for tnsml with an aceompl'ce OF the
original thief, giving in exchange land
warrant, snd ss soon as NJ, Butlar sscer-
tanned the WHEREABOUTS of his property
he secured the services OF officer McCfaw
to hunt up the thief. Accordingly, .
| week ago last Monday, McC'aw stated
DOT, and having obtained q description
Of the party from whom Me-. Wright had
obtained the horses, he Immediately re-
cognized 10 him man named Henry d..
Frederick, Of SparIaud, and at once took
measures to ascertain his present place Of
abode.
Going to Sparland, he learned that
Frederick wife had recently received
letters from him from Burlington, Iowa,
and forming HIM acquaintance, he soon
ingratiated himself into her favor 80 far
by representing himself as an accomplice
of her husband, as to be informed OF his
whereabouts aud be through a sister OF
his at Burlington.
Starting for the latter place, three days
were spent in fin ding the sister, who al
last was disc overedn house of Ill fame
on an island some two miles down The
river. She however looked upon hin
with much distrust, notwithstanding hlt
credentials, and nothing could be OBJ
tanned OF her in regard to her brother
until be was obliged to get the Sheriff Q
Burlington to assist him by pretending
to arrest him in her presence as horse
thief. This settled the business, annd wheI
after his release, he pretended TO be anx
ious to purch ase an interest IN the I'm
stitution" in which she resided, he wa
once taken into her confidence. From
her he learned that Frederlcks hat
purchased half interest in floating
house Of II fame, Familiarity known as
"gunboat," and had but few days pre-
vlously started down the Mississippi, ant
was tLen probably but few miles dis
tant. With this information he immed
lately started out, and finally discovered
the institution he was in search OF nea
Fort Madison, on the Iowa SIDE Of tb'
river. Securing The aid OF Mr.. Layton
warden of the Iowa penitentlary, and tn
Sheriff OF Fort Madison, both OF whom
} rendered him signal service, the arres
, was easily effected, and Fredericfs sool
found himself handcuffed and deiivere,
on the Illinois side of the river. He wa
taken in buggy to Burlingtod, am
from thence to Lacon, where ho wa
safely lodged in jail yesterday.-Rori
Transcript.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-04-08
GENERAL NEWS.

The quota Of Pennsylvania, rs cor.
rected for the last call, is $4,000.
Butter is dispensed with ly macy
Boston and New York families on &C
count Of its high price.
Assistant Quartermaster Rusch is to
hire 5000 wood choppers to cut wo' d
for the Government on the Mississippi.
On Monday and Tuesday Of last week
2,s42 immig rants landed At Castle Gar
den, nd the number OF arrivals for the
week promises to excel ali precedent.
Fifty German recruits arrived in Bos
ton, having been secured in Germany by
a Boston agent. Fifteen hundred more
have been Sc ured to fill Massachusetts
quota.
Queen Victoria has given 5000 to
aid the c use of christian ty among the
poor Of London. From the reports Of
starvation, they are more in want of vic
tuals aud drink.
A London surgeon recently put dog
to sleep with chloroform, and taking
out piece of his skull, has inserted a
watch crystal, through which he can see
the changes in the brain produced by
sleep.
The oldest painting in the world is a
Madona aud child, painted A. D. $50.
The oldest in England are said to be the
portraits Of Chaun er, painted in panel,
in the ear J part OF the 14lh century,
and of Henry w., done 10 the beginning
of the 10Th century.
A little son of James Whipple, of Su
gar Hill, N. H., was killed few days
since by window sash falling upon his
neck, az he was getting out of win
dow. He was discovered hanging in
this way, but not till be had been dead
some time.
Tunneliing is the order of the age
The Aibanians are zeaiously advocating
the construction of a tunnel under the
Hudson, instead Of bridge over it.
The Wig contends that such a tunnel
could be built in year, and the advant-
ages 1t would possess over a bridge
should demand the attention of all the
taxpayers.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-04-08

RATHER ODD.-The Ger man war YES
sells are sailing about in the Channel
aud elsewhere with large canvas glued
TO each side, containing the words,
Oermany Al war with Den mark" This
odd proceeding is to warn the German
merchantmen 70 keep sharp lookout.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-04-08

GREAT TRUTHs.-I am not a great
man, -Abrqhans sLi1eota.
II is easier to pas a-smaN sum than it
lie large one.-A. Lincola.
1t Is easier to pay debt when you
have the money than it is whoa you
haven't got the money - OFT a6e.
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1t does not claim to make b air come in whore
II has once fallen out Nothing Will do that,
Whatever may be advertised TO tho contrary (;
but it will arrest its falling cut. make harsh
hair soft and silky cleanse the scalp from all i'm
turtles and humors, am entirely overcones tho
bad stfec OF previous use OF preparations con-
tanning sulphur, sugar or lead, &C l. requires
no ping Washing and hours fer it's application,
nor will it crack smut, bat is - Sly applied
and Mipsd from the skin ~ any hair1fessiDg 1t
restores the natural shading Of one hair With an
Other. which gives it lite appearance, instead
Of the uniform dull black Of dyes so that the
most critical observer cam otdetect its use.
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-04-08

OoS oft most rem askabls signs o.
the times is the fact that the ablest men
in the radical wing Of the Republican
party men who begin to see that there
i nothing bat financial and national ru-
in in further lease Of power TO Inc
nre,eot Authorization. concede that tine
only hope Of salvation lies in the success
Of the Democracy. Dr.. Q. A. Brown |.
son, 10 the April number Of his Revie'o,
which he has changed froma religious
to an abolition publication, says:
It's clear to us that if the democrats
have the virtue and the wisdom TO put
NJ a war democrat, who 10 wiling to let
4 slavery die and 30 buried, man whom
Union mss can vote for without betray
ing these government or end anger their
national cause, Nj. Lincoln will stand q
poor chance OF reelection, y ne leaves
the eieceion free. and does not undertake
10 CON roi It by the military. Hundreds
and thousands Of loyal Republicans
would abstain from voting, aud some,
most likely, would even bolt their par
ty.
DR.. Brownson argues that slavery 10
dead that the odium Of killing it's at
taches TO the administration, and all that
the Democratic party has to do isto
bury It, put an end to the war, save the
patton and thus secure lease OF power
for a half century.
The New Nation, Fremont'a organ
in New York, to the same purport
says:
II the democratic party had sufficient
intelligence at patriotism to break
away entirely from slavery, Il certainly
possesses inst ncts that are really more
Hberul than the Republican party.
These observations from two high
quarters in the radical temple show that
reaction in the public sentiment which
swept over the country and carried The
aem lnistrston Of Mr.. Lincoln to its ex
trernes aud .xcesses is working towsrd
aoonnter straiu which will draw mis-
guideJ people, under the sober SECOND
though, to the support Of the democratic
candidate in November. These are rev
dictionary times. The idcs of Novem
Der may see the "Socond Washington
high aud dry on the rocks of subjnga
ton and misceg surrounded by
select party of such disciples as Georg'
Thomson, Nancy Dickinson, Theodor
Tilton and their followers, Truth j
mighty aud must prevail.
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