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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-27

Kecruis Tor Old reeimsnfs q volunteers fW
three yeare or he war, will be discharge a.
ths expiration Of the time for which the re9
ment vas originally enlisted expect an or.
der after the lst of January TO draft, unls.
these deficits are supplied.
Respectfully yours.
lso W. TnoprsoS,
Conuirsoner for Draft.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-27
THE MARKETS.


OrFTcs OF THE Dan. h NEWS
FRIDAY Eve., Dec. %
There are ne receipts to-day, owing to the con-
dition OF the roads. We give the prices as they
stood 10 ou- last report.
FLou a-s4 .6035 20 Shipments 200 bbls.
WHgAr 5oG6oc for commen 65.d73c fer
choice.
B>KLEv-nominal At 0d8e,.
CoRN in demand At lsc.
Oars active at 20 G35c. Shipments 2,ono bu.
Aoos-live, $2.5cDes 90 dressed, s3.vog3.6o
New York stock Market.
New YoRK, Dec 26
Dull and lower.
Money and EXCHANGE unchanged.
Treasury 800. loi5l
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-27
NO. ug1.

L,XcEi LENT IA c!LlTlEs ARE OFFERED
IL tor storing goods and grain Of No. IA West
'front.' street, ut very low rAos. Enquire on the
pfemises. dec rs .dtf
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-27

In duel bct.e II Garibaldl's eldest
son and Col. Polesicinc, who captured
Garibadi, tho young man Is SAID to
have received morta. wound ia the side,
and tie Colonel was seriously hurt.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-27

Form Of Voucher and SuL soIca~.
TnE usITsD STATES
10 - Dr.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-27

The Imperial Bank Of Russia has re-
duced It's rate Of discount from 81 TO 5
per cent.
1t is fumored that St. Petersburg viii
shortly be declared a free port.
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Ayers Cherry PeCt0ral,
ron THE RArID cuRB OF

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Few nre the communities, even families among hrn
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PLO W,S.

ON ~ PLO WsS.
IRON CENTRE LEVER PLoWs.
i Iron Patent Lever 1850 7an HI
Wooden Centre Lever m -.Uur
Wooden Patent Lever 4" f.atf
lrnA Hill Side
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WI ELIsBuRG Flows,
w Wsilsburg Cuitivators, i.
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2 On hand end for sale low by ll'..-l
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"A CARD.

'NHE FALL TERM Of Tho scNEEl.Y NOR.
! NAL SCHOOL will begin on TUESDAY, AU.
GUST yirH, and continue " weeks Tesehess snd
VI any dnss during the session lIII
No suspension interruption on account OF The war
any rainofs reports 70 the contrary Notwithstanding
EDWIN RB1Al., Principal,
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NOTICE to PHYSICIANS
L.1.NES w: COLLkrS,

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SURGICAL AND DENTAL INSTRUMENTS, GOLD
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THINNING.

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J. LINE done promptly anil resonably, call on
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Great Shareholders Rebellion,
HOME PAPER,

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who have gone INTO the tented fields and bntng
for Constitutional Liberty this Contineut hut q, all
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Tho Editor Of rng CHRONICLE will keep readers
informed OF the moving accidents by flood aud field, y
in the I'D Regiment which are 2tO citizens OF this
County. We hive also correspondent with the 18th
Regiment, where this County has three Companies.
There is scarcely family in the County but hns Trends
relatives, or acquaintnnccs In one OF these Regiments =
II they wish to get full particulars Of their conduct |,
camp the march, and the battlefield, they shoult
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NOTICE.

THE UNDERSIGNED has been appointed Pro.
l. vost Marshal ior Belnom County with authory
all persons interfering with recruiting apd en-
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LIQUORS To SOLDIERS aud to persons where the Drafting
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formation asked ior by said officers.
wM ALEXANDER, Provost Ms'shsl
y Angus, Va, te<tR ID H
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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-02-10
THE BURNSIDE EXPEDITION

According to report from Norfolk, an AZ
tack has been made on Roanoke Island Gen.
Huger told lady that The federal forces had
been "repuised twice" but that the fight was
still going on at last accounts. Ii is nowise
likely that these rebel reports are any more
accurate than rebel reports of battles usually
are. 1t is quite likely that Roanoke Island
has been attacked, for Gen. Burnside had pre-
pared to make an attack thre List Wednes-
day morning he was prepared 10 sail IN that
direction, and, doubtless, battle has been
fought there, chiefly between the gunboats
and the Notifications | has been intimated
that part of the expedition wouiu move against
Newbern, at the same time, and the next rebel
report may tell of an attack there.
The Burnside expedition has already strug
gled with and overcome some very serious
difficulties. 1t works now at disadvantage,
for the rebels have had ample notice OF lis APP
proach and abundance Of time to make every
possible preparation. The expedition has
been kept at Hatteras inlet about three weeks,
partly by foul weather but chiefly by tbs dit.
ficulties encountered naltempting TO get the
larger vessels over the bar. Those concerned
in charterng the vessels are held responsible
for most of this trouble, Let no one interfere
to shield them from any portion OF the blame
they SO richly deserve. 1t seems, how
ever, that some OF the naval officers
are not entirely free from blame 1t
was their duty to explore and mark by
lines of buoys the best channel across the
bulkhead into the deep water OF the sound. If
this had been done, as was expected, most OF
the vessels could have crossed into the deep
water Immediately on their arrival; and those
who have read accounts of the storm, can see
how much disaster this would have prevented,
and also how much time would have been
saved.
Gen. Burnside deserves success He has
struggled manfnlly to attain it. All reports
from the expedition tell CT the energy, skill,
and lortitude with which he met and finally
conquered the difficulties at HaueIas Iulet.
That triumph was victory not to be lightly
esteemed; and if he wins the day at Roanoke
Island, he will deserve double honor. To
succeed with every circumstance and influence
in his favor would have been eminenty to his
credit; but, to win triumph in spite OF SO
many adverse influences will be to gain a
victory more praiseworthy than any other
yet achieved.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-02-10

DEATH OF ANOTHER MEMBER OF THE
TWENTY FIFTH.-Mr. Edward Curtis OF this
city received letter from Rev Horace James
of the twenty fifth regiment, on Saturday eve
ming last, which communicated the sad intelli
gence Of the death of his son, Geo. L. Curtis,
who was a member of Capt. Pickett's compa.
ny. This intelligence cast a gloom over our
whole village. Not to write aa extended obt-
uary of George, will only make few ex.
tracts from Mr.. James letter. The letter
bears date con board steamer Eagle, Pamlico
Sound, N. c., Jan. %, 1862 He breathed
away his life quietly, and his memory will be
cherished by ALL in his company, and by all
who knew him and he has left behind him
reputation above reproach in his company and
regiment. For myself, / feel that he has died
noble death, and deserves a heros honor.
He took his life in his hand, and was ready
when his country called him. He left father,
brothers, wife, and home, to help sustain our
noble government, and deliver the country
from its traitorous foes. He did widt he could,
and though he fell prematurely would ralh.
er be in his situation, a thousand times rather
and be laid tomorrow where we shall tenderly
lay him down to sleep, than to have sought
my ease and enjoyment, refusing to sacrifice
myself upon the altar of my country"
AS respects his burial, Mr. James says -
owe found quiet and pleasant spot, close by
little Methodist church, the only one in the
region, where several others had been buried,
and there we selected the spot in which to in.
ter the mortal remains of our dear deceased
companion in arms"
After giving some account Of the ntermcnt
of another by his side, Mr.. James says -
zone wide head.board is placed for the two,
on which both of their names are deeply cut;
/ did those Of your son with my own hand.
On the foot-board wrote as follows -
Sacred to the Memory
GEORGE E. CURTIS,
A Private in Co. A, 18th Regt. Mass. V.
Died at Hatteras Inlet, on board Hospital Ship
"Guerilla,n
Jan 26th, 1852, aged q years.
4 Faithful Soldier and BELOVED Companion"
C. II.
49, Nxyaroo.tou TIL OH 1870
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-02-10

The BIBLE IN SoHooLs.-The question
relative to reading the Bible in the schools
was again before the senate, last Saturday
A vote was taken on the bill adopted in the
house, and it was rejected. Alter refusing to
concur, the senate appointed a committee of
conference on the subject We infer from
present appearances that the house bill can
not become law. The more it is considered
the less it is liked, even by those who at first
strongly favored it. 1t seems to us much
better to do nothing than 10 enact such a bill
as that The legislature should either grant
the prayer of the petitioners, or refuse to
grant it, in terms SO free from obscuriiy and
so unmistakeable as to leave no room for
doubt or disagreement in regard to what is
intended.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-02-10
Asa.snehu.ett. Lsr,.Inturo.

SATURDAY, Feb 8
SENArE.-The motion to reconsider the
vote by which the senate nOn-cOncurred in the
house amendments to the bill concerning relig-
lous services in schools, was taken up Mr.
IwoMBLY OF Suffolk deprecated The agitation
OF TINS subject, hoped the bill would lie on the
table, aud stated, as a means of settling the
question, that he should propose the election
OF bishop Fitzpatrick as a member of the
board OF overseers of Harvard University
Mr.. TUCKER OF Suffolk did not think this
was an unimportant matter, and the Catholics
would not be satisfied Sither with the house
bill or with the law as it now stands
Mr. HAVEN of Middlesex stated the circum-
stances attending the drafting of the bill, and
he wished to respect the consciences OF the
Catholics in this matter.
Mr.. SWAN OF Norfolk wished to keep the
question alive, and hoped there would be a
conference ON the subject; he however dis
agreed with those who opposed the house bill,
believing ii would prove TO be what the pres
ent law was now practically in Boston.
Some further remarks were made by Messrs.
Loring of Suffolk and Bacon of Middlesex.
The motion to reconsider was carried, when
the senate again noncOncurred, and a commit.
tee Of conference was ordered. Messrs Loring
and Tucker of Suffolk and Bacon of Middle.
sex were appointed said committee.
L dSSed 70 OS e1yrOSSed.-Blll IN addition to an
act for the more speedy filling of lands in the
Back Bay Adjourned to Monday, o'clock
HoUsE.-The militia committee reporteds'in-
expedient" upon the order of Jan. 2lst in rela-
lion TO providing by law for pecunary COM
pensation for the services of military COM
pany to perform escort duty to the governor
and legislature on the occasion OF hearing the
annual election sermon.
The report inexpedent to legislate on the
order relative to amending chapter 13l OF the
General Statutes concerning the competency
Of witnesses, was accepted
Ordered to be EAgroSSed to incorporate
the Prumatic Drill Company 10 Incorporate
the Boston Relief Society (by Il vote OF II to 6S
and amended, on motion of Mr.. ATWOOD of
Taunton, by adding to the section provso
that no portion of the real and personal estate
which, by the bill, said corporation may hold
to the amount OF $4,000, shall be exempt from
taXalion); to establish the boundary line be.
tween the towns Of Southampton and East
hampton. Resolve on the petition of Martin
BrimmeT.
The bill to reduce the number of cattle
commisSioners,-p providing that the governor
shall have power to appoint board OF cattle
commissioners, of not more than three, when
ever the public safety may require, with the
duties set forth in chapter 221 of the acts of
1860, and abolshing all commissions and ap-
pointments under chapters 1872 and 221 of the
acts OF lo6O,-was taken up in the orders of
the day, on the question of ordering it to be
engrosSed. The bill was ordered to be en-.
crossed with the title amended so as to read,
"a bill concerning cattle commissioners.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-02-10

'hEAl ENfECIAllONS" will be realized by tho
use Of HILLS MINT SPECIFIC. for Ealdnoss and
Falling of of the Hair
GREAT EXPECTATIONS" will be realized bv thu
use OF WAX FLOSS for dressing the Hair.
~ CHEAT EXPECTATIONS &" will be realized bv tho
use OF PREPARED TUFA, for cleansing aud beauty
Ing the Teeth.
GREAT EXPECTATIONS will be realized by thu
use the wAYERLY PERFUME for tho Handker
chief
GREAT EXPECTATIONS will be realized by the
use OF MILLS LIQUID AMASDINE, for chapped
LANDS, Roughness Of tho Skin, &c
Prepared and sold by
AZ JOHN Q. HILL, Apothecary,
u4h Mechanics Hall
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-02-10
New Worcester, Feb. eth, 1862.

Mr.. Editor Your correspondent "J' is
mistaken in supposing the establishing a
board OF commissioners on shade trees and
public grounds, will involve the city in any
additional expense. They are not to receive
any salary. The object is to substitute a per
manent board for the committee annually an.
pointed by the city council upon these sub
jects. And it is confidently believed that the
board properly organized, will spend less
money, and do it more iudiciousy than il has
been done by committees. And besides BY
the terms of the act authorizing the election
Of the board, the board can only expend 50
much a. the cltycouncil sec 1t to appropriate,
for the purpose OF planting shade treess, and
improving the public grounds, And such ap
preparations have been made from. year 10
year, and expended under the direction Of d
committee less qualified to act than perna
nsnt board will be whenever organized
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-02-10

DIR. DUP0NCO'S GOLDEN PERIODICAL, Pills
FOR FEMALES,
Inable in correcting, regulating and removing all oh
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preventive.
The combination of ingredients these PILLS are
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on an extensive practice OF Thirty years and whe
the directions have been strictly followed they have
erfailed TO correct all irregularities. They relieve main
full and difficult MenstrualiOn, (particuary at fhe
change OF Incl They will cure The Whites and remove
all distractions arising from colds, exposure or anv
cause; and may be used successfully as a preventive
Females peculiarly situated, those surprising them
selves So are cautioned against using these Pills while
IN that condition. lest they invite miscarriage and The
proprietor assumes no responsibility after this admoni
ton although their mildness would prevent any mischief
to health; otherwise the Pills Recommended Full
and explicit directions accompany each box. Price ST
sold in Worcester, Mass, by the following druggists
DAVID SCOTT, 25l Main street, JAMES GREEN III
1laif street, and w. ii. GOULDING, l40 Main ST La.
dies, bysending by 81 to either ofthe ADORE accents
through the Worcester Post Office can have tie Mills
sent Confidently by mail, to any part OF the county
free OF postage" Sold also by a. A. buSdeft Clinton
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Others are base imposition and unsafe therefore as won
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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-02-10


The REBEL DISPATCHES AND THE STATE
OF SOUTHERN OPINION. (Col.
Forney) makes the following statements in the
Philadelphia Press, which are important if
true :"
WASHINGTON, Feb 6. 1962.-In these event.
full times, when every hour gives birth to
new sensation, very little fire sells the poIiti
cal prairie ablaZe, and starts the gossipping
tongue OF Madame Rumor. "a flag of truce"
from the rebels has been our last topic. 1t
was sad puzzle to special and other cores
pondents, and awakened wild hopes of COM
promise among the sympathizers with seces
sion, and tears as wild among the true friends
Of the country, that it was proposition for an
armistice, or teeler Tor disgraceful peace
The fact that the bearer OF the flag from the
rebel government was handsomely entertain
ed, that his message led to several cabinet con-
aultations, and that he has, in consequence
thereof. been detained beyond the period of
his expected sojourn, has only served to be-
wilder and distress those who seek for news
in tins town of eXcitements, under irrepressi-
BILE difficulties.
Suffice it that the aforesaid message from
/ the traitors amounts to nothing-at least TO
nothing that can excite hopes among our Sc
CT foes, or fears among our honest friends.
This much only am permitted to state: that
either the bearer CT the flag or his documents
have lett the impression on the public mind,
that the secession conspiracy is on the eve OF
being crushed out The leaders feel it, and
dread the coming storm. All that's necessary
to hasten and TO complete it is con inued az
tivity on the part OF the army, aud continued
confidence on the part Of the people in the adj
ministraton of the general government"
81 gather from authentic sources enough to
convince me that The people of the south will
gladly seize the first opportunity to put down
their leaders and their deceivers The proc.
amation of Cobb and Toombs is the key,no
of the desperation Of the leaders, and will be
greeted (mark the prophecy J with scorn by
the people to whom it is addressed After
having suffered inconceivable horrors Tor these
leaders, is it to be supposed that they will
now commit deliberate suicide to please these
bad men? In Richmond, the hostility to the
chiefs OF secession is so bitter that they are in
fear of their lives; and in Tennessee ihe tide
is SO strong against the conspirators that
nothing but force prevents popular explo-
sion. The day of reckoning is rapidly ap-
preaching. A victory on the Potomac would
save much bloodshed elsewhere, and bring
the whole OF the usurping cOntoderacy to its
knees"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-02-10

For those who like Rare Chance :-Unv.
ing been offered position where can do better I
therefore offer my DDS at the Poetica Exchange for
sale at baSsain will sell store fixtures counters
NC with all my Crockery and Kitchen Goods at about
onehalf their value, with the good will of tine store
he place is well known and has good run of CUSTOM
For particulars address ORSON N HEATH
Box 490, Worcester
n. BIN changing my occupation wish to thank
all my customers for their liberal patronage also TO all
my friends for their good will. which perhaps have not
always merited and to and all | wish success and
prosperity whether friends or otherwise. o. n ii,
n diff "