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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-12-13
LATEST NEWS
From asl,ington.
Dy tie Nqils.

WAsnIsGToS. bee IL.
inter quarters aroro prepared tor our troop
and vast luanii'ies q lumber going Ii Q
Orange and Alexandra kailroad to Gems. Frank
m anu fieinizelman. he soldiers are buiidlns <
! huis at some points ami at Others are maxim :,
tAe tents as comfortable as possible.
no nsar ct evening says that It i at liberty 10
say tatt II IhGi. stevens Said il the caucus the
o.her night, that Mcclellan thrcatcsel Is resign
unless tamoron's rep 1t was altered, he stated
hat was not true.
Rae heputiicaE caucIs re- embloi tom sh.,
nj "as not very liss'y. The debs,e Continued
oI fingaam's resolutions recommending the I'M
mediate IasSa-c Of .Aw confseating rebel prep
eri, aA4 freeing their s.ares. sr Elgcrton. .f
ONO, Nsted FOR It's lgeani th0sgh We should
oc' and n,ttalk. There sas de.ultory conver-
s.tion, a..ncst al Ter BinshaIn's bill. Anon:
tae eteaAeis was Mr Chandler, q Michigan who
va. ~ iayor q ur@.. - The Government with lills
and resolves until there i a decisive movement
tn the part q )ur no@ dormant army. Mr.. Soc
Iites \. ShermAn o. Ae~ ork, OgIersburgh
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From W ashingtOn

WAsnr>GToH, Dec. H.
About sixty gentlemon were present at The Re-
publican caucus. The poniing resolution OF lie
rresenta;iye bingham was unan mous!y adopted.
/, uroyides for the contseation Of all property Of
rebels in arms and all VIII aid and abet them, and
tn uncond tional eu.anci patton Of their slaves
Mr. Sherman of New York, took the ground
that we mover could put down rebellion with bull
let: that we must emiloy the slaves TO do 1t.
Mr.. Pomerov, frem Mr. ScwaTi's county, deprc-
Gated strife. lie wanted the Republican party
maintained, and said ought not to ind fauit
with tho Adm inistraLi hut ID at we should blame
ourselves. We had abandoned one party and there
was no longer a Republican parry in New iorA,
Pennsy ylvania. or ono.
Messrs. Julian and Dunn, Of lndiana,in the same
strain cl sed the debate, which shows unmistaka
b,y that the House viii strike straight and sure,
right at the heart of rebellion.
Special to the Tribune.
1. is probable that the first military execution
for desertion, will take place speedily. rn'a,e
Jahnson. who deserted from company -, Lincoln
CAVALRY, il nov On trial. Tic PROC. againt him y
conclusive, He was cnleavorng. not merely %
get away from cur army, but 70 30 over 10 the
rebels 1t is understood that an example VIII DC
made CT him. 4.- 'sls. "ill be conc!uded to-m"r-
row.
last NIGHT the troops along the center ct our
incs sleIt an their arms a dispatch from Nc
,lcll,n informed them that an attack by the. enc
my was probable. To-day at Noon, seseEai fegi-
ments wero rderel TO be feaIy.tor an emergency
and were drawn in iine,but afterwards dismissed
To night our troops in or The alert, s!eetins
on their arms. -,
Last night four Brigaies, commanded by Gens
He;ntzleman and Sumner r,reconncitered the former
! to Accoquan and the latter to within miles ol
Fair AZ On the Annandale road, but found nc
enemy,
Gen. Mcclellan has Issued o. oroer direcu!s
oh nf the military VIlsUC6 ~
tb;s c;tv to conGpa no civilian who is not regular
~ committed by magistrate, and no soldiers 81 es
&c ut deserter OF tho.e arrested by patrols, WIN
| out special orders from headquarters. ms WI
be the means Of checking very serious onense.
Thirty-seven rebel prisoners Of the 2oo ssoenu!
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STATE o. Iva, ADJr GESKaAL's OFfIg&,
DAI fhboft' zee iz'h' 1911 }
l'' ie'ai of"e' 70 %
me '''io"'1g 0t'ef mas oeeh ii'ue' ~ 'ne
var Ds' 'Hsh' 's'''i'e 10 '''e as''g A"en' =
p-'' u '"e pay - soii'e's ior ne oeNen' %
'"tl 'ahi''ss'
~ DirA', = az = ~ ,1f, of+''h'
rG.,s,al orde,s No 81
II In aceordance with section | OF the ect
o. Congress Of July 2sd, 1851, entitled An aet
- lNu',.o'!13 'nt ahP'os us". = ll'ee.f'
volo,fe., f,,cs, - ,be Ifn,,e1 STAT a. ,a',,
desire H. to as.ipn portions OF the.rpay for the
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y. =. BnKER,
-. - H'-.',
4 jatsnt General Of Iowa.

THEN AND Now.-Last Fail the Fair
Grounds of tie Scott County Agricultural SO
ciety were, beyond question, the finest in the
West beautiful sward covered the earth,
hne race track hai been made The excel
lence OF which had been heialdei over the
whole country, large aud commo1ious stables,
show buildings and offices had been erected,
and a granl stand car alle of comfortably
seating three thoneand persons. had Just been
tinishel in time for the Fair. These improve
men's cost tho Society large sums OF money,
wlicl. vas eheeflully and literally dealt cut.
somew here about the first Of October, fellow
named Hatch. who held position in the %
Cavalry, concluding he would decay ii he LID
not have a mrss with somebody, conmeuced
tagging after GEM Baker and importuniag
lin Tor an order to remove he Cavalry from
Camp Mcclellan to the private property of Tx
Agricultural Socity. Genl Baker never did
| like TO write HE name or see it in plirt. tut
Hatch held on like ii K to a sheep, and at
last got the order Vicious persons cay
ahat the troops were in the Fair Grounds the
day before the order was issued, but we rather
guess Hatch wouid not have dared to tread on
| Bakers toes to such an extent Anyhow, the
troora were Qualtered on the Agricultural
. property, and tha. too without the consent Of
| The Society. Barracks were erected, the sho W
buildings Of The Society Quilted and turn ed in.
to hospitals and stose houses, the grand stand
|
officers quarters, the track was cut up ly
/ heivy wagons. the fence around the track
pulled down and used for kindpg fires, and
that at last giving cut, the fence round the
! grounds was commenced upon, and would have
undoubtedly been entirely used mp had the
Cavalry remained here another month. Ard
all this damage has been done without right
or reason. Camp Mcclellan was infinitely
better adopted for qrartetipg troops. TIE
grounds are high aud dry anf The barrack
buildings ell protected by trees. There was
plenty oi room to build barracks for twenty
thous troops, and they could have been
made much more comfortable there than on
the Fair Ground. Bu, Mr. Hatch had set HE
mind On having The Cavalry moved, and
moved they were, and an expensive move TO
soa.s cue it is likely to piove
The bills for all thi. damage have to be footed
by somebody, and the Agriculture! Society
nor the Park Association ere inclined to pey
for the necessary repaire, and they look to the
State r General Government. for relief. An
effort in this direction should be ma e at once
The.Legislaturs meets in few weeks, and it
10 to them that application should be made.
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%frNECn.

IN MONDAY NIGHT LAST, A BAY HORSE
Colt, 3Lz years old, l6 hands high, small
white spot in forehead, black name and tail, shod
all around st,aycd from the enclosure of the sub
s.riLcr Oh the bluI, near Eurro~s' residence. a
liberal reward will be paid for any information
whica will lead to the recovery Of the animal.
(HAS. TEGLER,
dcl-d6wttl Grocer No. 4, East I'd st.
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.NIOllcG.

,JyO THE HEIRS AND LEGAL RkPKESEN-
l ,ives Of Susanna Spotts, late Of Caernar'on
township, Lancaster county, Penns, dcccasedd
You are hereby notified that oy virtue OF an ofder
Of tie Orphans e ur, Of Lancaster county, to me
directed, i, will hold an inquest 10 divide, part or
value the real estate OF Susanna spptts, dec d.
on THURSDAY, the 18th day # december, Iool' at
10 o'clock A. ~, at the premises IN Caernarvon
ownship, said county when ard where you may
attend il you think proper. -,
sheriff. Office, Lancaster, November q, 1861.
y. ". y. BOYED,
dc3l Sheriff Of Lancaster County, Pa.
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.A'OiifG.

rJ,HE BOARD OF OMMIISIONERS FOR
/ au lifting claims on the War Defence Fund
will holda session at the Burtis House, in Dasen-
,ort commencing Monday, December 9ih, 1861,
TOR the purios ol examining all claims that may
be presented.
:. K. INGNAM,
JN. DEWEY, Commissioners.
dcy f. H. WEST,
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SToVE&T!.y W'hnEbUSlaESS
Notice
Dissolution Of gsarswsraEsp.

yg,lIE FIRM OF THOMPSON & BROWN Is
L this day. ssolvci by mutual consent. All
debts of the firm 90 be settled b. James Tho.np-
son, Mr.. Brown retiring from the hrm. Mr.
Thompson will continue the business at the cid
stand, where he will always be ready to wait upon
al cus,omers-thank the public for all past ia :
vors, he hopes to merit continuance of the same.
September 3, 1851.
JAMES THOMPSON,
spl0-lt1 IRA BROWN
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THOSE new winter styles Of dress
goois. just arrived at Whiset'-. are the very
thing, ladies. Dfop n and look at them.
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SINCE the thinning out OF our military
wood has taken pitch down in piicc. A
very good article was selling ia the streets
yesterday for s. 50 per cord
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From Washington.

WAsHiNGToN, Dec. II.
Private iyiccs from New Mexico say the report
i. that tho strong f.rccs which have been sent
arait-t the Texans in the Mcssia valley, have
driven tie enemy far back into Texas.
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ing room OF the DLxocRAr AND Nrws viii le
found hereafter in the second story OF Grige's
block. Perry street The entrance is At tn
main doorway. Office at the head OF the
flight, fret door on the left
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From Kansas.

IEANEAWOKIH, Dec. IT.
C.I. Morgan, i'll command Of the troops in Wcs-
ton, has issued proclamation to citizens Of Platte
county, in which he calls upon them TO aid him
in protecting the Rnilroad, and calls On
the abacntcos to return, assuring them Of trotcc-
ton 10 persons aud property Of loyal citizens. No
niger viii be allowed wi iii 4. the camp or to
leave the State without a pass. All m"rauiing
tartics and armed men will be shot.
Morsan's force i. composed Of Missourians, en-
Iitut, tne IN nahea., S2Jl. .-.-
1th Missouri, and other ,roops,arc ordered 10 West
Point, Mo.
The last report fr,m rsce states that he was
still at o. ceoa, ard made n speech, vowng sen-
geancc on Kansas for burning that place.
shirnsh took place the 9th inst, on the
border Of Johnson county, botwean Missouri re!u-
gcf i aidcl by some Kansas troops and body ot
+, b.ls Three rebels .re lcIortcd KILLED.
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xxxylI CONGREss..-FJRsT SESSION


XXXVlI ICONGRESS...FJRST SESSION
WAsuiSGros, Dec. II.
Houss.-Mr. Blair Of Mo, rising to . question
OF privilege, caused to be read the fol-
lowing extract, explanatory Of the remarks
which he made yesterday on Mr.. Loyejoy's reso-
luton, having in view the revocation OF part Of
Gen IL Aock's general order relative to fugitives.
The resoluton,i has already been stated, was laid
on the table:
iigADur ARrERs DLrARrMssT oY MISSOURI
To Hon. +. +. KLAIR ours Of the 4th is
just received. Order No. was 10 my mind
merely military necessity. Unauthorized per
sons, black or white, free or slave. must DO kept
out OF our camps, unless are willing 10 publish
to the enemy everything do intend TO do.
IL was military and not a political order. am
ready tu carry out my lawful instructions in
gard 20 fugitive slaves, which my superior may
give me- anu to enforce any laws which Congress,
may pass, but | cannot make law, and will not
violate it. You know my private opinion on the
policy q condeating the slave property Of rebels
In arms. II Congress shall pass il, you may be
certain that shall enforcc it. Perhaps my policyhs
70 the treatment Of obes md their property. is as
vol sct out in order No. l3, issued the day before
your letter was written,n rs ! could now have de-
sired il. Yours trujy
W, II. HALLEcK.
Mr.. Losejoy replied and in conclusion said IL
any soldiers want to light simply for the purpose
OF returning fugitive slaves, he had only to re-
man Ha' t'c 10 sttohbet
tnem
SENArE.-Mr. Trumbull presented petition to
repeal the law which prevents Jewish Divines
from cfl.iating as Chapans in the army.
Mr. Wilson offered a resolution that the Inspec-
tor General, Quartormaster General and Commits
sary General OF Subsistence be directed 10 inform
the Senate whatsoever ought 10 be sold by the
Suffers TO volunteers, nni such best would So
cure their efficiency. lie believed tho whole sys-
TEN SHOULD be promptly abolished. The resolu-
ton was agreed to.
Tire joint resolution from the House expressing
the feelings of Congress in regard to the gallant
conduct o the late Con. Lyon was referred to the
Military Committee,
Nh. Footo called up the resolution to cxpel
Wallo T.. johnson, Senator from Mo, from the
Senate.
The Clerk read an extract from tho secession
speech Of Senator Johnson delivered in Missouri.
The re. 1lution vas referred.
The bill to prom otc the efficiency Of tho Navy
Department, reported by Mr. Grimes, from the Ma
val Committee was taken up motion Of Mr..
Doo,ittlc, ana tie time OF retirng Was made -
Lstead Of 40 years After further discussion tho
bill passed.
MIR. Johnson of Tennessee, moved that much
d. the Pre- ileni's Message rs refers to railroad
to Western Ky. ana Tennessee, be referred to i
lect comtnt.cc. Motion agreed to-
. The Senate then went into session, and upon the
opening of the doors adjourned till morning.
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Missouri News.

Missouri News.
ST. JosKrU, Dec. IL.
Gel Plentis-' command was to movo from
Platte CITY to kithGcld On the llth. A resol
camp, numbering 1900 is reported hear Albany
The report that Pren.ss Lad Jagged 500 y bcls IS
~ true.
The wooden factory Of Buell. Co. was destroyed
b. tire last night. Loss unknown.
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SD, cIal .,ussiCn Oi tn! MichI.an Legs.
lot,

Gov blair has Issued proclamation Tor an ex-
rliary session I the Lee. iature, 70 assemble
- tho ~ rIoximo.
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NUMBER 81.

released, having arrived AT Norfolk, correspond
ing number Of our own prisoners have been for
warasd North by the rebels.
II is understood that Col. CoYcoran and the other
officers designated hostages for the safety Ct tho
pirates, will lot be released EXCEPT in exchange
for The pirates.
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A GENTLEMAN ust in from Muscatlne
inf rms us that one eternal Sabbath appears
to reign in that city. The streets are deserted
save by on occasional pedestrian, who hurries
along rs ii ashamed I, be caught in day light
The dirty. jealous eqniba Of the Journal are Of
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SUPREME Counr-Among the recent
deelsion' Of the Supreme Court now sitt.uy at
DesMoines We notice the case Of Mackot L
Corbin vs. Hart 4 Hart appeal from Sc y,
atrmed
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J. ID. ARTnUR 4 SON,
IMPORTERS AID SoDsHas o.
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS,
or ALI x1nd0.
1 s 6 l.
REAPIE and COMBINED MlCnIIM

We now OFFER for sale the celebrated
new York Reaper and New York
Reaper and Mower.
Made Ezrsssly Cov California, b Wsdt ssS C1ad,
q Springfield, OAis.
We have sold the above make Of Machiaes 1os
the last Eve years, with increasad sale every year.
One hundred and seventy six ofthese Reapers were
sold last season, all Of which gave the most perfect
satisfaction, - being the most DuaABlB, LiGnf
Rrxxix0, and convLErs Reaper and Mower In nse.
Extra parts always o. hasd. ,rFa.r-
Also, ketch0m'S Newer. Improved
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made.
Also, The Vermont Mower and
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Also, Hairs, Pitts and Russell's
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All Of which are offered for sale at the lowest
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Corner Of Washington and Davis streets,
April 20, 1861. 23:m3 California.
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Notice to Donation Claimant
OF WASHINGTON TERRITORY. i's<

MORE than Fourteen Hundred Donation Ps.
lvl pers, Qualifications and Final Proof, } ars
now lying in the pigeon-holes of the Registers Of.
ice, upon which certificates can be issued a. soon
as FULL and COMPLETE COPIES ARE MADE.
To do the whole Of that work would require the
constant labor Of the Register from two TO thres
years, provided that he had NO other duties topper
form. But when It is known that two-thirds Of
his time Is occupied with conflicting donations and
presumption cases, persons having donation papers
in the office may well look to the future for
their certificates and Patents. Believing that msuy
would prefer having their donations completed
now, rater than wait for the indefinite ucourse q
human events" and being well acquainted with ths
business, am prepared to make out papers and
procure Certificates for claimants in all parts ofthe
Territory. will also attendto the preparation ana
fling of declaratory statements and final proofs for
prescriptions, and drawing maps ofclaims and Town
ships, from the original surveys, those desiring
them. For preparing the papers and procuring
certificate for donation claim, where there 10 no
conflict, my charge u 1--WE dollars. Fer preparing
andh ling" declaratory state1hents and paying ths
governmsntfee, three dollars. For Township maps,
i've dollars, and claim maps one dollar each. In
81! cases the fee must come In advance.
Persons having bought land, acquired under tls
Donation Law. cannot be too careful 10 zee Germ.
Gates are issued. A. N. POE. "a 1l.
Nov. "a, 1880. (s:t1 Olympia, W. r..