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Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1864-03-03
HEIMSTREETS
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rs NOT A DYE,
But restores gray hair to its original color, by
supplying the capillary tubes with natural sus-
tonancc impaired by age or disease. All ia
stdntaneous dyes are composed of lunar caustic
destroying the vitality and beauty Of the hair
and afford of themselves no dressing, Heinz
streets Inimitable Coloring not only res ores
hair to its natural color by an easy process,
but gives the hair u
Luxuriant Beauty,
promotes its growth, prevents its falling of,
eradicates dandruf, and imparts health and
plcasantness to the head. 1t has stood the
test of time, being the original II mir Coloring,
and is constantly increasing in favor. Used
by both gentlemen and ladies. 1t is sold by
all respectable dealers, nr can be procured by
them Of the commercial agents, D. S Barnes 4
Co 292, broadway, New York. Two sizes, so
cents and ST..
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1864-03-03

AsGxA0 w AAV Ma ~ W.
From the Rev. Levi G. Beck, Pastor of the
Baptist Church, Pemberton, n. j., TO merly OF
the North Baptist Church, Philadelphia.
II . "
have known Hollands German BittersTfa-
vorably for a number Of years. ! have used
them in my own family, and have been SO pleased
with their effects that was induced to recon-
mend them to many others, and know that they
have operated in strikingly BENEFICIAL manner.
take great pleasure in thus publicly proclaim
ing this fist, and calling the attention of those
afflicted vii! the diseases for which they are
recommends to these Bitters, knowing from
experience that my recommendation will be
sustained l do this more cheerfully as Hoof
landss Bitcrs is intended to benefit the afflicted
and is mot a rum drink
Yours truly, LEVI G. BECK.
From Rev. J. Newton Brown, D. D., Editor
of the Encyclopedia of Religious knowledge,
and Christian Chronicle, Philadelphia.
Although not disposed to favor or recon-
mend Patent Medicines in general, through dis
trust of their ingredients and effects, yet know
of no sufficient reason why man may not tes-
tify to the benefits he believer himself to have
received from any simple preparation, in the
hope that he may thus contribute to the benefit
of others.
do this the more readily in regard to Hoof-
lands German Bitters, prepared by DR.. Q. NJ.
Jackson, of this city, because was preiudiced
against them for many years, under The impress
sion that they were chiefly an alcoholic mixture
am indebted to my friend, Robert Shoemaker,
Esq, for the removal of thisRrejudiceby proper
tests, ana for encouragemer1Oto try them, when
suffering from great and long continued debil-
ity. The use of three bottles of those bitters at
the beginning of the present year, was followed
by evident relief and restoration to degree Of
bodily mental vigor which had not felt for
six months before, and had almost despaired of
rcgaining. l therefore thank God and my
friend for directing me to the use of them.
J. NEWTON BROWN, Philada.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1864-03-03
Baltimore and Ohio Rail
Road.
New Schedule for Passenger Trans

60 (ss1sa FL 81.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1864-03-03
Beware Of Counterfits !

See that the signature Of &C. NJ. JACK
SON. is on the wrapper of each bottle.
Should your nearest druggist not have the
preparations that may be offered in its place,
but send to us, and we will forward, securely
packed by express.
Principal Office and Mandatory,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-05-01


ITO TAILoRs AND THE PUBLIC ekEERALLx.
s defiant IN r.. ~ Mr. %
strike compel. the Association Of Working rAlors
Wien causes ns"n.i ssa1scser Seyond The
eonro, Of producer or W snh.ne: ths value e
des preporons.s riss Il he ,sn. ofissos s .S~ss
TSs SsDsns IN nsss r..se o N.
dS:r ns IN sos Sn .asy esn
90 WIN 20. M o. ns
on The Adoption expanding currency workman 10
Sl Y H. Ss 's nom each oh
~ n IN q sf " S .t 1
% has sas
and The Of the city, with scsrcsy enc eIe.p,ion
u
whom he god: mean @ dsssssy Y sssy Ess
70 the paeIls snsrssy sss ssovs
he Emphatic sssnnss o. r. ss,.r@ssso" ss s..s
IN ha. wss .o op 70 w = o s
s s% T.. H.. % sS
TO and s' oil @ pscs:
f 5 ne % q Tn a.. vas :,
ws o q h n ssSs no; ss.
and IN r. New Yors
tain those men IN their struggle for tho right TO
heir part hs Ss s port M
.s q 'ns as The Ass: % .. q.
h ri ne dfs "a fur
Specially Is 90, P.r ms.s
but but ss delay and % .ss; 70
the sufferer. THE CENTRAL COMMITTEE.
/ lilo Benevolent Association -3rohers:-0n and after
room isl sSry .1 pncss @ sse
to hear the FINAL report Of ne ham M, sgy sy
p. Ton Recording Secretary.
THE UNITED STATES TELEGRAPH COMPANY Is
1 now 10 successful operation and has opened fol-
PRINCIPAL OFFICE Is NASSAU STREET.
st. NICHOLAS HOTE H. in 6enn's Ia. s,ore. adisinns
SusLiC Stock ExrnisGK sn,n sres ~ wnu. ana
S2ss o.r s.s ]. Z. s.s4:
ss r sa *: ~ 9.:
THR fspEPsSpEHT LINE s'o or TELEGRAPH. In con-
Sn 's n ss "a
received an y Tho named oacss
no Uniisd States and s,a:n P,:y.ss:; w ..'
g. c. HAY. Secretary.
RIO, ALL WHOM IT MAY coYcERS.-sorIcB 10
hereby gwen that the power OF attorney gwen by
snnaed and om his si . as a. and s
for me is;'s' ss
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
CO.. ss S 8, sss9xs ssa
SsGGs a r., WIN settle up Tho business and
toS q ' ksIf@ss a.
GsosdE ". VIA vALsS.
New York, April Is, 1894
nIssoLUTIoN THE FIRM or oNDgRDosx =
ne Sssss h: a sas David r'es
R Rfsss4 ? T. 2s %sSDsSyss
nIssoLgrIos.-rHB coPARrNERsHiP HERETO.
Thomas Is dssovsd by masai eoussns Mr. Jona Thomas
,As wiz % ''sd oy we sss 9im
u. HALLkNsEcK,
cor ARrNERsHIr.-Ths uodsrsigned have this day
beck for the transaction Of general book Job and
mona! s rs a ss ' saa
Nsw roR.. April 30 1854 J. j. .HALIsssEcx.
NJ orICs or DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERsIrIp -fuR
rsrdy !: o.: s ;s, dissolved %s:O
and
s.~ ros.' n., y lsss = bSSS6 II SSxbr
nshs pass Ss ss sas sssars me :.rs.
NJ yscssca, whens Esrsps FOR he purssasiH
snsiish and rrensh msn ussvailaSs 81
~ ''''' ''''' Epw S N. PuRpy. q, Broadway
T,HE UsDRRsIeSEo HAVE rnIs DAY FORMED
% Ss r :s::s = r business
A.ld,i.' si.,l c hkSef 3 H sd5SSAikE
rsv yoss, April 70 issA 80 !. 80 - e ts.t ..t
ocuIIsrs Aip HUaisrS. --
Ky,y,c,AI sgssT sSss .sPs rS SsHSss IN
'i''-'rS '~''s''a y Ss''A' i e s3is - ia
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-05-01

49,,
4 GENTLEMAN DESIRES TO CoRRBsPOND WITH
lady from the ages Of 70 TO S. with view 70 matri
ony She must be possessed Of some wealth. asthe asvr
tssr has not emo oh 70 keep comforaby should any
one prudent answer this and an o. evr
take and After intfrview snoua we
psstics not ike each other there would BE- no harm done
Adtirsss for two weeks J. B., boz 2 Herald once ~ T.
4 eAvAL orYrcEK 10 pBsrRous OF OPENING 4
N eorrespcndence With youns lssL , Tn ,r,v 70
idssa address g. B. worthnson v. D. n. Y. D. suAbsss
Ovasro New OrieanA La
s,vO YOUNG LADIES or ANrABLR DISPOSITIONS.
ana ps~aessna All Me eeSentiA qualities for makina
kome harry, are DESTROYS o. corresponding with nhs
number Of gentlemen, OF rennement ana means, With
We 10 masrimony Address, In conndence Emma Lyinse
ssss asa Lsulsa 6cnseA aailsa y. Nsw rWk
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-05-01

(lITY INSPECTORS DEPARTMENT., NEW YORK.
~ Apup IS64-The undersigned. City Inspector. Gallo
ferry cpnd ataAm
boat capans and all others connected win Transportation
from this liability the Of SOD for carrying
Of the city the body Of deceased p-rspn without
written permission OF this Department whether ch de-
person shall within city, owheth-l
tho body shall have arrived in the city meroy In transit 20
this will prosecuted 10 the u extent of the aw
HhANOfS l. A. BOOLE City inspector.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-05-01

-. - - Ia II
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1864-10-01
vARIETY ".

Punch has the following motto for semmes' pre-
"a ftiag gin to one whose merits lay
In being always prompt to cut away"
To PREVENT Cattle From JUMPISG FEScss.-Sim-
ply clip the eyeashes Of the upper lids with scissors.
snd the ability disposition jump eectually
destroyed SIMPSONS power by the loss Of his
locks. The animal will not atiemp, to jump fence
until the eyelashes are grown again.
There is nothing better for seeds than -suds,
both before and after planting. The suds should be
saved from the washing, and used as needed Be-
sdes answering the place OF water and manure. there
is something about il which keeps the ground from
cracking. and renders II moist and loose.
At late printers festival the editorial vocation
was thus " done brown" '' That man is expected
know everything. tell all he knows. aud guess a.
the rest make known his character; establish the
reputation Of his neighbors and elect sl candidates
for Office; to blow everything and reform the world
70 live for the benefit Of others, and epitaph his
tombstone Here he lies last;' in short he il
his lever his pen; his boiler is sled with ink his
tender bis scissors: his driving wheels public opinion
whenever ne explodes IL is caused by the nou- pay
ment Of subscriptions"
The FUruBE-Grace Greenwood in her late lee
ture in Chicago. drew the following picture in the
suture:
Back on these troublous times will our children
look With Difference and awe. The sons Of our brave
soldiers will date their patents of nobility gran
der battle 6eIds than Agincourt Bannookbarn.
Such patents Of nobility royal herald's Office
has symbols sufficiently glorious for Many . coat
Of arms in those days rill have one sleeve hanging
empty.
We may picture to ourselves a group Of noble
young lads. some ten years. hence, thus promptly 40
counting fo- their orphauage-an orphange which
the country should to it, shall not be desolste
Says one, MY father fell in beating back the inva
ders at Gettysburg
Says another, :" MY father fell on Lookout Noun
tain, lighting above the clouds
Says a third, :" My father suffered msrtyrdom in
Libby PrisoE"
beTiand."
Yet another. " My father rocked into the long
sleep below the wave, in the cradle Of the Monitor"
And there will be hapess lads who listen in mourn,
ful envy. saying i'm their secret hearts, Alas We
have no part or lot in such gloryngs' Our fathers
were Rebeis"" And here aud there youth more
unfortunate, who will steal away from his comrades
scd murmur in bitterness OF soul, All, God help
me- My father Coyperhsad"'
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1864-10-01


CONSISTING IN PART AS yor1ow.. :
Eai:s nAs' s0"Ah CCAED1
0aiii1Inis pn,:.,' pacn,
L"eusn pacon, 10 'ins
i'eep oI'ion,
"ofn e,Alcn,
Spiceo oys'en'
oseamso oysters
american lame ana JeHlss, l. aho im.'
Engilsh Jams and Jeiiies, and It's;
Eases roast oeef' mutton ana veal.
freen macaroni,
fFesn Verinicsih,
ne" Saiiofnia cheese,
Ne" Lngish cheofes
ffeeh oa's'
smoked tongues.
hitts tongues ana SOUNDS,
Smoked beef,
Mus NO macKerei,
fickiea saimon'
nan Ki''s mackefei'
fieKieo sword nsns
fresh salmon z 10 tins'
English pickles.
English pie fruits,
English past<s,
English capers and mustard,
rape 1lilst. a9a oanary seeo'
Fresh strained honey
Preserved milk, bottles and tins,
Assorted crackers,
Saao Scn T Tolaen "a's noof'
pearl bsrisv
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-21

New ORLEANS, March 70
ioere - considerable activity in mj,itarv
matters here. '''y
Zen. Banks 10 on the eve Of bis departu.e
Tor Hunter, Ia. His objective point j. pro
baby Alexandra. P'0
A heet of Admiral Dupont's sunbo,..
has slresdv started for that placa. 7. :.
expected that rather Formidable vork. -.
deience viii be encountered ~ ~. 49,.
c'sds, one ii which IL the ne viv l.nn..o.
Oxirk, between the mouth of n. a 3D.
and Alexs0drja. A''et
Gen. Lee's cavslry left thu citv 49,.
week ago. Their destination ia sn... 1877 !. :
be westward. su %
Meadsv,'le, small town 10 Lake po.
tram, opposite New Orleans, h.s re-.
evacuated. II was occupied By our n, ~.
onoef ven. Grover, on the 18th of lam.
sry, ana extensive f. ,itic.sjoos 80
thrown up on-the land side. Tne.a 80.
we're ie't intact, but sdd notL,n, -.
strs'eth Of tbt piece f,r the rebel. - me
sssy spp'oAch'ns By water. II. 49, |.
sosebt ~ occ0py,og tie place "a. =. Je''
coMm00scaesoD ~itb Baton Rouee <n
PROVERBS whole force has been ord.. I1"'
coneeusrste It that latter place. %
1t y believed that aoms sort of
derssand'ng hss been entered into be. =" un.
Gems. Psrk snd Steele b. which WEN WEN
ksassssss aud Soash bern Arksusa, A.. sssn
cleared 81 sebsl trnps. - o.
. - usdss - Just bs~n issued b, a..
Pert 70 bold o. elsssioo Or aei.,. yea.
Uvsssitus,oasl Con ess,op q ~ a. 20 .
O0oseosiou meets 10 Nee Orl...
6tb Of April. Thsss ere 70 % "a -
oaeee ehoeoe, % white besaa. = ~. seie'
6 q leeA [ Q. uill hase @ ss.ts'
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-21
Naw YuxK, March 10


4 Washington letter " the l,ibsMs give.
tac !,l'c~.ns account Of plan submitted
by Col. N ,rssovs 70 the reoel var depart.
,n.nt. IL November $50 pick. men were
20 60 secretly north aud take quarters IL
Washington, Georgetown, B.it moro anu
Aiexandiia, 81 - 10 be able ~ communicate
daily With each other, and upon dsy fix,s
BY their ieaaer we're to asse,nb.e n WASH
ington t,r tes pU' pose VI making toe seizure.
Iuo President, II Is clsimeU, could be sxs,,,
seized vt quiet hour IT tho White uous.
Or IN going ~ or returning from church. or
on some other favorable occasion. soo
thrastsd into . Carriage and driven fl
The carriage was t. b. j'ioed lev mile.
out u tue city by Is or 80 armed men 90
torseb OK. IL vas proposed to drive t.
Indian Point about Is ui!es south OF W..n
,ng'on on che PUtUloac-twu or three RI.
lays Ut tset horses being stationed on th,
way-whefe . boat vas to be IN vait,ny
to crots the river and land the c.ptiye :
lev niles south d Occuqusn, when IL wou.o
De an easy matter f1r his c.ptors to york
their way With bin through tho WOODS by
night Into the retel lises.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-21

business Cards not TO oxeo0d lines, SO W pei
annum;
Foreach chanesan additienal charge Of $50 mt,
ersQuare will be made.
Notices Of "wants, ""lost, "fouad, !" ito rent.
20 let' 30, mot exceeding four lines inserted
Marriage notices will b. charged atty ssnts In
cases.
Editorial notices charged for at the rate Of 1S
ssnts per line, or seven Words and spscial notice
at 70 cents per linz, Or 50 cents line per week.
, All aotices ior religious AMI benevolent % .
poess vii be chargst eas-thisd OF regulaf rsses
OH nary notices ,xssps SIMPLE snnosnesmsnss
Of death enc half rates.
Advertisements no, accompanied With ,pssru. :
lions viii be Inserted until forbid and chssesd 40
coTaingly.
Advertisements discontinued before the e1pira.
eion Of tho iims contracted fo.. will be CHARGED
st shart tine rates. 80
Advertisements from abroad nust b. peid ,oe
ssssavss4' q sdcoass, =. lss. froa approved
Agents 800
Advsrtisemsnts inseetsd nsxt 10 rseAins s.ass. 8
- per oest. Sdvaoes - the shove rates, sad u,
N LIT OF - passs, = ~ ssat. AavAassss ssgsss
rates. -
Allseaasisst sdvsetassu eats nuds hspsia IL /.
AassssaasaseAisesesee II ,sekly : ssassss
DsMOUaAT . news.
QA1erTB COMPANY.
mwm0R aa0fl100
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-21
TRUSTEES 8ALE.
yX1HE1EAS ON rnR nth D.Y or arv-

WHERsA0 On rnR l7Tu DsY or sEr.
W teaess. =. y. 1853, james Pstsrs sxsost,A
anto o. e. Bloeas - stasess essaela de.d Of s,.se
seeveyiee % sai4 trustee The raj estate n Sa.ts
eeoaty, Htass Of leva, DESCRIBED q fellovs n.
1is' Lot as0bss tveaty -eoe III q Deviaos =
!sues pSae a ~ q Ne oosth- vest az 40,
u. y. ~ Of fsestteasl se.tieo osubse thi,sv lssi
70 townsAip ssventy eight (7s) osth of 49,
fsss ~ sast u ~ ~ p o.-vhloh ea,d ~.
vsyaass 80 nsAs - sAe eai6 Jsaes Pete,s q,
he pufposs u sssuf5re Tie peyaeut Of th,se
sssssts psoois::sy sst:s siG.ed y The said J.nss
setee 70! The 90. q SIXTY (e5 )asllars psyaIIs
e eixsy (e0) aollsu payable Espssnbsr II, 1855:
eo0 one Of said nsees Tor & san Of atty I've (sS
dollss payable Sspssnbsr II, 1890, With interest
thslsea q IL per sssA ~ san N from he dsts
thereof
And BOW aid soss haviss bssens q, end p.,-
asssysaa he eAld Jsass Pessss Aavine failed 4
pay the sane. l. o. @. Bleed, Trustee 8
a!osssaid DO hsseby give THE pabe noeee, thst 81
vtstus o. the power which 10 il NJ vested by eaia
eeed sftrsst, viii, % WsAaesaas. tie ga dev Fl
March. 4. D. l0e4,st the hoer Of 10 o'oloeh a ~
fessaoon q said day, % Ne Cosst Hcase doos n
The city 81 Daveepcet, e9poss sa1 Offer for saie
q rubiic Auction, the real es,sts above AZ.
sesibsd, o. % much thereof = shall BE- n~oes.ss,
- satisfy the amouat Of said notes Win ~
iatersst thereon 70 The DAY Of ssls, tor.the,
wish oil The costs aad sxpeases sttsndiss
seid sAls, costs u this notice ed Trus,ess ~
Dated sAis Let day 1t hassh, 4. d. 1894.
O. @. BLOOD.
oetonI Trustee.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-21
F . II , A L + e. n + Ar
Widow Sash,
Window Blinds.
Doors Of all Sizes,
Male Of DRY LUMB sR in 1851.
A LARGE STOCK ON HAND, AND
WILL BE SOLD
CJSe1pef th0e Lest Year.
GkORGE OFT, Paiotsr,
nhl4-1m SECOND Street below iipley.
Proclamation Of the Mayor Of
the City Davenport.

VvYurpr . n~,r ror,orsr :, ~ = = ur :,
w uInn - =, ONE-sUUbIh rAHI VI the
80 qa.llnsd 'otsrs o. the C'!y Of Davsnpart
sy.r 1I ~ ~ ~: last Cn.rtsr IIesnoa Of said
s,a 49,. = anonsa ne ny Coso:.l for ss,s.,o
-. = me barter o. the City, OF ~h'eh
'nS aohyWiog 10 = copy 70 wit:
, o.c. l. Toe City Coancii shall have he
=: e;.s g pave. plan. y pair sds w.ls .ltaiu
rDos x. m,.. sna % 1899 ne expsn:ss te:ses,
s,pn.;n o~ners u me ioss Of psrc 70 u Land
hs.".Ss .esrsoa And saia ssssssn:nt shall
a1.. voc eH:ss Of special ta1 upon, end shsii =
shsrsoop n ,ots g p es'' 2. '.sa sIoSs'es
.S.NS ana SAID ssx: wnen As.seseo, sossi =
soaeo 70 sns eFst annsai ssx Levied % said lot:
2. psIssls Of land. .ttsr sait special ase:s'0eat
sso- 1S. !. ana ne nsssnsl snan h.ve ~ -.
mss"., :. !. csascs s.ia speo'.l g. y .os ~.
...: = - prsvidso loe sne eoileeMos 2. eseef
-. .s - in Article Of ne City Cnsstss. ne y.
~. - yoe MY Oouuc't ~ feiation toessso sosii
IN. 'U,.o s.e pasticsiss IoceNsy wnsre sacn pev
IA k.e.ny os !epesnok % re4us!eo % % eoae.
~ ~. .ss time allowed for ,nisning TIE -
80 owners Of Ioso - parcels o. ls00 ts0ono8
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-21
LOUISVILLE March 10

-, LOUISVILLE, March 10.
The Journal ed,torisily says Of the con.
spiracy to turn Kentucky over 10 the Con
lederacy-" We doubt not but thera !,
some foundation for the RI aor, bot bsss,
10 information upon the fact that manv
rebels IN Kentucky are interested end Das.
s'onstcly anxious tor the triumph Of reosl,
CON within her limits. II advisea. hoe.
ever, the withstating tho invading MOST,
1t or beyond our borders % the beat mean.
o. keeping rebel sympAttisers quiet within
the State"
W. :. Z. Flint, Professor Of Surgery. :,
Louisville University Medicine, and : ~,
tive Of Oohsssett, Mas, died this A. N. Il
sppoplexy. y
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-21
NA.HlNSroH. March 10,

ARLINGTON, MArco ~.
HOUSE, MIR Wilson, VI Lava, advocated
All anne ndUe0t to the Oonstitutiou, decisr
ing that slavery being incou pst,ble With
republican government is abolished
throughout the United States. He argued
they were bound to destroy slavery III or
der 10 Establish domestic tranqurity ami
seeu.e tho blessings Of liberty 20 oil mel.
subject to our laws. He concluded By
saying that liberty must be established on
the toDb Of slavery.
Mr.. Wilder made . speech in favor Of
conducting the war as If against foreign
nation.
Adjourned.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-21

AsHINor0H, March ~.
The Star saya, from parties who arrived
here from the front to day, Nc learn that .
rebel advance Was anticipated yesterday,
sod marching orders were issued to nearly
sli our command. After, tosever, all had
heen packed aud oil wss IN readiness for .
move the order Vas countermsnded sno
things have settled to the ususl order.
F,riog wss heard I'll along our line yesser
day, tat II 10 suppused to b merely srtiI-
'sry practice. This mourning, however,
fieing YES beard in the direction Of DUN.
iriss aud it sounded - though there wss
some skirmishing going on there.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-21
NEW YuRE, March 10

NV xORk, MAFcl ~.
The steamer George Washington arrived
from New Orleans On the 18th.
Four days later news from the North
had reached Nov Orleans, vie Little Rock,
Ark, where the telegraph COW extends.
Tue banks generally advanced the rate oil
interest to 7 per cent, bot street ioaas we're
wade 1t 5 aud 6.
The 25lh Olio Regiment, 40 men. sr.
rived FROM home to-day, en- route to South
Caroline.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-21

WAsHiK0ros, March 10.
Gen Grant 10 expected on Wednesday
accompanied BY his wife, who will remain
in Washington.
Rom0rs reach here Of threatened rebel
demonstration On Norfolk, but not much
credcnce is given them. Oar forces are
we'll prepared.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-21
Nxw YoxK. March 10

NEW Yoxk, March ~
A to-dsys spec'si d'spstcb from Oulpep-
per @. Il. says the signsl ofi:e on Frdar
Mountain reports yesterday that the '.bsis
wbo have been in camp scross the R4pidsn
I'll winter, broke up their encamp ,Dent sno
ses fire 70 their butts, marching ii in tbc
direction Of the Shenandoah Valley.
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