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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-11-08

TWENTY-FIVE DoLLA1s RDWARD-Icss
- o. stolsn, n passing fFom the rstsnbufg De-
pos O. Saturday evening, The ltth insA. 70 ny
kousa, On 0fuce Strpet near the corner Of tn o.,
brown leather TRUNK, with . white canvas cover.
both marked ~ q. tyler, Riehnsnd. Va" There
was shawl strapped on the top, uudsr the cover.
The trunk contained my own clothing. besides ny
sons, q lad twelve years old ~ shirts ana nnen
pocket hanAkerchie(s were marked -. II. Tyler. !"
Also In the trunk were 100 Church Oetechisms.
(publishsd in Raleigh, N o. 1ihle md Prayer
Hook, and . large LOT Of black lace. The above:
named articles ore, Of course. only email part q
what the trunk ccntained. The sbove reward VIII
be paid 70 any one returning the came. w!tn con-
tenis 20 the store Of Mitchell Tyler lo6 Main st
Richmond. Toe 16-osl JOHN II. TYkkR
1TSWO HUNDRED AND YlHTY DOLLARS
REwARD.-Stolens from the spotswood Ho:
al. double cased GOLD WATCH, with CHAIN
attached The watch n full jswsled, platlna frame.
With eold wheela and there are three sman dia.
mvnds on each hand. On the inner case e engraved
~. W G. Cook from T. p. Leather" The chain
n very heavy, two links at right angles In one
piece forming one link Of the chain. The links are
ornamented, and the end link has been closed into
the ring with a hammer
The above reward Of Two Hundred and flfty
Dollars will be paid for the return of the watch
and chain at the Office OF the Union Manufacturing
Company. No. 23l Main street, Richmond
N-1mA
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-11-08
CAMP NEAR BERRYvIILE, VA,

October 30th, 1862
4 LII members Of company b, 2lst Virginia regl.
IA ment, now absent from said com any, from
mms diasely or if unit for duty from physicsl disa-
bty, are re quired to send Confederate Surgeons
certificate that effect II this order Is not prompt.
" complied with all sbsente6s viii be consid. re
a. de and treaJs such. Others thsn the
ON furlough. fifteen dsys arc given for tie com
pliaIcs with this order
VIM q. BOOKER, 81 Lieut.,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-11-08

ATRAYED-From the subscriber, about two
weeks ago. cow and CALF. The Cow Is
a young red Buffalo with a white spot on the
forehead The Calf IL also red. She was pur.
chased privately at tie horse lot In August last.
rem resident Of this city acting for friend In
Hanover Inform leading TO their recovery
left st my residence on Oregon Hill, or In the
Richmond Post. Office. viii. be suitably rewarded
ro5-ss* JAS E. GATES
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-11-08

TSTRAY MULES REWAED.-Broke loose
~ from my cart, At the New Market, about
.sn days ago, a black mare MULE short name and
tail. with small sore under ter neck where the
bsmes ere tied She WAS last near lanyard
Hill She WAS bought Of Capt Hudson, Of the
provost Guard of this city. Any one leaving her
with my brother JOS @. hCtt, butcher, ID Market
to MS. will receive the above reward and the
thanks of the ownsr. SARAH F. SNkAD.
oc 30-5t< Hanover.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-11-08
GROCERIES, LIQUORS, 10

GROCERIES, LIQUORS, 30
EAMILY GROCERY AND PROVISION STORE,
CORNER 2D AND MAIN STREETS.
5000 lbs primo Virginia Bacon
1900 lbs prime Virginia LAID;
10 bb!s MolaSses;
IO0 bush Sweet and Irish Pot stoes;
80 bbs. Crushed, Pulveri1ei, Clarified, and
Brown Sugars;
50 lbs. prime funpswder Tea;
800 lbs prime Butter;
Flour, Corn Meal, Starch. Grain and Ground
Pepper, Alspice, Ginger;
Mustard, Cloves, Nutmegs Mace;
Olive, Turpentine, and Country Soap;
Prime Coffee, Essence Of Coffee
Tomato and Cucumber Cstsups, Pepper Sauce
Worcester Sauce, DC,
In store and for sale low 1t the above named store
uol-St* HINNIS E. co.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-11-08

1.-TWO FAKkS IN UOLF1PAN FOB SALK.-
The subscriber will sell his FARAS In Cul.
pepper county. On easy terms. The one ON which
he resides elegantly improved, contains nine hun.
dred and atty six aeres Of land; the other six hnn
drsd. They are we'll wstersl, and mostly -st tn
grasses and clover. The buildings are ample and
coYnModious, and in seci condition orchards bear.
ing-timber ana tire-wood adequate for all dc.
msnds for plantation purposes, The country
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Observation-Disclosures convo
nient-post-ofhce three miles dtstsnt-rsiiroad sir
miles--court house nine milsa
The subscriber, now at hcEs, invites q close In
specton o. these Farms. He will reply promptly
10 letters addressed to him At Stsvensburg Oul
pepper county, Va.
&C l-dxAw4ws JOHN TAYLOR.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-11-08

EARM FOR SAL1 "A neat II,u. , M
I 10 aies east Of Richmond, con,sini, seo ssa
ossss asa T rap e.sDs and .hs nsos
90 26-2w GODDIN l. APPRRkoS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-11-08

YLYANTED--A FARM.-Any person having q
w small YARN, with dwelling and ou'-houees,
within fifteen miles Of this city. can dnd parcha.
ser by applying At the office OF General Hospital
No. 9 corner Of TIA and Grace streets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-11-08

INSTR taken up by one of my drivers,
u essly on Sunday, Move mber 3d. small bay
HORSE, With saddle and bride On. The owner
will please come forward prove property, psy
Charge, and take him away Amply to the sub
scrjber, at Thomss' factory, near he Danviue De-
pot where tie bore cso be seen.
no S-3t- EO W OLIVER
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-11-08

LNk SALE--A FARM in the county OF Giouces-
tor, Va, 81 ussed immediately upon Severn
river, Ia healthy and pl, assn. ue.ghb orhood ad
joining the lsrds of John Tsbb, decd, NJ. Colin
Clarke, and John q. Bryan, Esq ccutaining 400
scrss-300 o. which sre OF low grounds, Of very 50.
peric- quality, nearly all having bssn lined within
the last two years; the balance 10 Of wood land
Upon the farm ere the Usual buildings, In good
order, Ind n.os. Of them recently bnLs The en-
closing and cross-fencinS OF chestnut timber Fish
and oysters Of the finest kind etourd in the river
1t ia rarely SO desirable farm IL in the Market
For terms, &c, apply 10
H. NIUoLsON, 26th Virginia rsg'.,
no3-d6t w3t sx3tx Chains Farm.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-11-08

HN1 HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD-Rn'
~ away from my fArm, sbost the Lot Of Ausas
Last, my boy BILLY. He b shout IS years OF -
dark mulAtto, Of stout build. speaks quickly w.
spoken to, has fall faee Largo, black eyes e:
his arrsss and delivery 70 NE. or confined IN ~
jail 70 that may got him.
az o0-kt IAMEA II TAYLOR
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-11-08

II VST, Lust, LOnT.-Un ThaIBcKy, Inc S3I IN
/ 1 slant on the road from Culpeper Court-House
TO Richmond, atoat 25 miles from the former place,
q fEe sortel RILLY, three years old, we'll grown,
with a small scar on her left forefoot no other
mark remembered she is supposed to be on her
way 20 Brandy Station on the Grange and Alexan-
driG Railroad, In which neighborhood purct ased
her. i will psy S25 reward to any enc wEo will
return Ter to me or inform mo OF her whereab 9uts
30 that can get her.
TH0s s. LEONAID Lieut.. Go. D,
no G-5lh 18th Va. Cavalry
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-11-08

NTANrED--Ae gentleman ane lis ;fe IL desi
wv rous Of obtsiaiag BOARD. ia = private fam
fy In q pleasant part of the City. They dssirs two
fi,uisAed roonas Ad6rs until LIST OF december.
CHARLES T. CoAkLET,
CIV Past (ltfice
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-11-08

THIRTY DOLLARS RRwARD-stolen on the
i 9th Instant, by . soldier no doubt worry hns.
looking compactly formed young MARE. absut
four years old not long broken to RIDE bright sor.
REL blaxed face. left hind foot and left fore foot
white, little white, think, about the right hind
ankle has striking and remarkable dark spot on
the LETT rump; upon the whole. very stik rg and
hne looking snimal will take il ~ great favor
to be informed where abe Ia. Please bear In
mind the above description, and look out for her
I will pay the above reward to any person who will
let me know where she 10, 70 that can get her
The saddle stolen with her IL = dark one, had no
pad, but . black sheep skin tackled In in place Of
the pad. Be pleased 70 address, by mail, " Or. H.
PENDLKTON Frederick Hall, Louisa county, Va"
oc 16 dl2t sw4t&wN u. PENDLETON
FTVWRNTY.FIVE DOLLARS REWARD-Sto.
len from the rack near the pump IN front Of
the Qnartermaster's department, on Tuesday. the
2sth October, between 10 and IL o'clock A NJ. q
fine black MARE, Birdie, SADDLE mud MAR
TInGALE Said mare IL about years old, no
white on Der except little on her jaw, caused by
q scar A raw hide saddle fair leather skirts red
breast g;rsh, covered with yellow sheep skin and
red syrsingls. | will give the above reward for her
livery to me e, Camp Stokes. on the Brook Turn
pike, OF q. JOS X Hxs livery stable in Richmond.
viii also Fay eco for proof to convict any OF
stealing my mare. T. @ PARKS.
no -6t1 Q1artermaster s4sh N @. reGt.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-11-08

xXTANrED-A ystustion by vrgsnIN lady
w who has had years experience III t. ach'ng
SSe teaches Enelish Fren 81, and Music, and would
like to OBTAIN situation either this fall or tor toe
next yesr Address Miss NJ N. G'.ucess CT
~ II Va no 7-<r
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-06
STATE OF IOWA., In the Scott County Dis
hco1r IouNTY trict Cuurt

STATE OF IOWA. In the Scott County Dis
sColT COUNTY. trict Coura.
Geo. 5. G.. Dow Us. William ii. Baker et al.
To W lillian H. 'saker, Elizabeth Baker. John Ba-
ker, Robert Baker, A ndrew Sebert, j. Strauh,
Luman II. Strong. Floyd Evans and E4win
VoU AND EACH OF you ARE HLREBY
i mott fed that there is now file in the ofice
OF the Clerk of the District Court Of scott coun-
~, | wa, petition Of George :. c. bow, pray ing
that the title to certain lands in said county
may be quie,ed in him, the said Dow; the said
lands being thu, bounded and described, to wit !:
The North half Of the North West quarter Of
Section Nc. f,te:a l5). and the east half Of the
North las, quarter Of Secti,n No. SIXTEEN (ls),
IN Township No. seventy-seyen, kange No.
two(2) East; the East half Of the North East
quarter, and the East half of the South East
qusrter OF Section No five 60. and the Narth
+ 81 gu after OF the r,h East quarter Of Section
No. eignt g., in township No. seventy-seven
the foll.w ng: Commencing a. the S"uth East
corner of section \. five 81. Township No. sew
en,y- seyen az Range two ~, running renee
west twenty zoo chaiEs thence y nth six g J
degrees, East thirty 10 100 eco ln-l00) chains !;
thence North three and so 100 degrees,
West fifty chains; thence last tuonty
chains. to the North East corner OF said Section
No. five (5) thence South eighty te0) chains to
the place OF beginning.
Said petition also prays that certain jud gments
and mortgag IS be cancelled
AMI now, unless you appear thereto and defend
or before noon of the "a day Of the next term
Of said C,u,t to be ho idcn on the LIST Monday Of
February, 1853, your default will be entered, and
decree rendered rs prayed for.
CIR ANT SMITH and GEO. 5. e. DOW,
dec 4'aw4w Attys for pltf.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-06

II the administrations uncertainty
aud Induction which marks its policy
Its csprtcions removal and reinstate-
ment Of general officers, without salts
factory reasons for the one or the other
step-have created An Apprehension,
which is strengthening to fearful con-
viction, that there is an Interior purpose,
quite foreign to any idea Of maintaining
the Union.
Uuder the influence Of this feeling,
he popular pulse lie f-ver'sh and htful.
You & Iowa is pouring out her ueas-
ure end shedding her blood freely IN the
cause OF the Uuion. She has sent So
900 of her brave and patriotic sons to
The field, and 10 ready to furnish 5o,ooo
more, il ,hey can avail, TO MAINTAIN with
their lives the Union as it was AMI the
| Cor s,ituton as it is. Bnt her people
will demand an unequivocal guaranty
that the war shall! be vigorously prose
a,ed TO an early and honorable peace /;
that the Union .halI b. restored in i,s
pristine strength aud beauty, aud that
he constitution, the great charter VI
heir Ilber les, shall be maintained IN.
tact that the war shall not be waged
10 destructive spirit OF mere revenge
for mrtna extermi3aiiop, or that the
negro may be free and loyal rhi'e men
easidpef, bul TO conquer peace and
secure the future prosperity OF the conn-
Try. This guaranty they will seek
through a change of public servants
both State and National, as fast as they
IAN be reached through the ball
box. NoRvEL.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-06
LETTER FNOa QUINCY, ILL.
Politics, Present and Prospective
Quincy. H., Dec. 4, 1862.

Quincy. H., Dec 4, 1862.
Eds DEMOCRAT IL NLws The peo
pie Ct this city feel iubiant over the late
election news, and the glorious victory
at home.
Gen. Richardson is the most promi
nent Of all our candidates for United
States Senator, and is entirely free from
OH elton in all quarters. Tao cid hero
IS too well known to need any COM
mendations whatever from any body
The cd Congressman, Mexican warrior.
Governor Of Nebraska, the friend Of
Judge Douglas, the firm, unfiinching
Democrat, it would he wicked waste
Of words 10 more than refer to bin TO
stir mp every emotion Of patriotism aud
kind css. Long live the iustrleus
statesman and noble hearted man.
president LINCOLN.
Illinois is the home of Lincoln. He
must keenlv feel his unioltu ate posi-
ton. lie has been beaten in his own
State, beaten in his own county, beaten
IN Il own city, tcaten in his O.. n ward,
beaten by his own old neighbors, beat
en- in Quincy, beaten everywhere, where
tar election was had. learn that
Hon. Isaac \. Morris, late member Of
Congress, is preparing letter OF unus-
ua candor to Mr.. Lincoln, upon the
subject of his administration, calling
hm 20 srch an count as will MAKE
hun well understand the opnion OF the
people am the temper OF the public in
every part of the country.
Isaac n. Morris is the son of United
States Senator Thomas Morris, of Ohio.
LIS brother. Jonathan Morris, was also
member Of Congress. lie is a nan OF
the true grit, ard the clear metallic ring
lie will most likely be the next candi-
date Tor Governor Of the State of Hi
ncis, and II candidate, will be elected
t.y a maj Gritty of fly thousand. There
are seve, al points of striking character
between himself and the present Yates
Morris is a man of unusual power as a
tinarcicr. Yates is pr, flgste.
Morris is sober man OF nn,iripg en-
eIgv. Yates is drunken idler.
Morris is u man OF great good sense.
Yates i. remarkable fool.
Morris is a patriot. Yates is an Alb
olitonist.
All the people want is clear field
and free fight between Yates and
Morris-or ii may by McClerr and and
Morr In any event Morris will be
our next Governor ii non mated BY the
Democratic party.
O. X r
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-06
A Limit to the COntest-Only Thirteen
Weeks More.

4
A Limit to the COntest-OnIy Thirteen
Weeks More.
Peace men" and pc pic generally
who desire to arrive as on as possible
at that period when the war was consd-
cred practically over, will lie pleased to
have such high authority as tho New
York Tribune for fixing March the 2d,
1868. as the day OF doom. The paper
says:
The XXXVlIth Congress convenes
on Monday, Dec l, for its third Sess-
ION, which will terminate with its legal
existence on the night OF Saturday,
March 2. The Session will thus be CON-
fineo to thirteen weeks, during achich Il
as rery probable that the fate Of the Re
oublic rtU be decid, d. For If, by the
% OF March next, no further consIdera-
BILE progress shall have been made to.
ward the overthrow of the Shareholders
Rebellion, it is morally certain thai finan-
ciaI difficulties at home and the thinly
disguised i'll will Of certain European
Courts will conspire TO discourage If
not obstruct a prosecution OF the contest.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-06

cons vt. o nr 500 In the District Court.
Austin Corh,n re. Joseph Lanbri.e ct. al
To Norton, .Iewett d i.usby, Taun,o. 5ank, Phin-
cas- II irwin. :. =. Davis Il Co.. Peter Flynn,
james X Mills, John c. Drew. Richard X Al
len, Hszsu w. Moore, Waiter Bu.goyue, robert
Eu,,oyne, Samuel K Dimock, Etastus Ripley,
j.. p u. Tallman and William Mclean suryiv-
ors Of Tnllman, Powers 4 Mclean, Bruce K Cook,
Michael shannon, Jacob w. Skinkle, Trustees
& Iowa College. and james h. Hills Co.
NOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED THAT
i there is now GU iie in the officc Of the Clerk
If the III trict Court Of said ~, petition and
supplement nj petition u Austin Corbin. claiming
Of you the title to and posses ion OF lot No. eight
(s). in book No thirty Eve $3.50, in the city Of
Davenport, and that the title to the same may
be quitied in him /: ana unless you appear there
10 and defend, on or before noon Of the "a day Of
the next tern o. sail Court, to be holden on the
lst Monday Of FEBRUARY, A. d. 1858, iofault will
be entered sg first you AMI judgment rendered
thereon for tho relief herein claimed, with in
terest ana costs.
s. F.. BROWN,
dec 4-4w Plaintiff 3 Attorney.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-06

The democracy Of the whole country
will be glad to learn that the two dem
ocratic organizations in New York city
OF Tammany and Mozart are about to be
united. arrangements tor Mat purpose
having been perfected by the chiefs Of
both.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-06
ORIGINAL NOTICE.
dec 4-4w

STATE OF Iowa,
ScoTT CoUSTY IS In the District Court.
Mary Schnow VS. Thomas Schnow.
To said hcmas Sch now, defendant.
You are hereby notified, that there Is now on
file in the Office the Clerk Of the District Court
Of said county. = petition Of Mary Schnow. claim
ing of on divorce from the bands OF matrimo-
ny AMI for a.imony aud unless you appear thereto
ana defend on before noon IF the End day Of the
next term Of said Court, to be holden on the lst
Monday Of February, A. d. ls63.deiault will be
entered against you and decree rendered there.
~ prayed.
GEO. SC DOW,
dec4-law4w Plaintiffs Attorney.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-06

THE BUELL. CoURr MARrIAL.-A Gin
cinnati dispatch SAYS that the Buell.
conrt Of inquiry is progressing daily,
and, thus far, has proven great farce.
Sufficient has leaked ont to show tn at
the evidence places Buell. in more a.
vorable light than the administration
will like to hear. His campaign was
carried out in accordance with official
instructions. All the abolition lies
about Buell. will, through this court, re.
ceiye ap airing.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-06
GALL QUIET"

Lay SlVot udy "''"gs tuc 0h"'o s'e'N'
typed, threadbare announcement" all
quiet along the Federal lines call
quiet on the Rappabannock." The army
tha. was ready six weeks ago yet occu-
pie. the northern side Of Fredericksburg,
sull stands gazing into the muzzles Of
rebel guns. In the name Of common
sense, when is this to be done with 7
When are We to have decided battle
or pesceg
Two months ago Mcclellan was the
block that clogged the whcels-wbo is
tho block nowg Mark we'll the pcremp-
tory order Of General IIall.ck, issued
from his vel warmed Office at Wash
ingtor: All is ready, was bis announce
mept; 90 ahead. Mcclellan was dc.
capitated because he wonld not &c
ahead he knowing more than all Tho
military Swans at Washington-kne~
the army was mol ready. How might
ily has his decision been vlndlcated
The army did 60 ahead. 1t marched
several miles it arrived at the northern
bank Of the Rappahannock full month
after the HAleck order was issued
Then, alas it was found that the army
was not prepared. Kight then and tier.
it was found that Mcclellan was right
and llalleck was wrong. Adequate
supply trains were not ready no mean,
were provided by which the army could
cross the Kappahannock. Ready &c
march! 1Iumbug Where were the
pontoons' Not yet started out OF Wash.
ington! That is readiness" for YOU
that is preparation with vengeance
"Atl ready" except in The most essen.
tial particulars. There ia management,
to take pattern after. Who is to blame
Mcclellan No. Burnsides. No.
The blame was at head quarters, whcio
il has been, where 1t has been clogginu
the army al. the while. Had the order
OF General Haleck been tr1e TO TIE
letter and the spirit, the baggage trains
and the pontoon trains would have been
in place when Burns,les arrived at the
Rsppahannock, AID it is probable that
TO day the Federal army would have
been In Richmond. SO would it have
been there months and months ago had
the proper aid been furnished 1t w ash
ington, McC elan knew what he was
about when he asked for fifty thousand
more men, to mako his march inte
Richmond certain. lie knew what hs
WIS about when he WAS peremptorily
ordered 10 march two months ago. liz
Is being vindicated every day and every
day the failacy of the w ashington Gen
erals is being made plain 10 the people
Every day of quietude on the Rsppahan
mock confirms Tie military kpowedg
and ability of Burnside's predecesso
in the eyes and 10 the undertaking. O
the people confirms in thunder tone
the stem necessity and reasouableness Q
General McCiellan's demand for re
info cemeut Of fifty thousand mep,in or
der TO carry our flag into the rebel cap
ital. Deny il, who can. dark 1t; " he
our army goes into Richmond it will b
when it is larger by twenty thonsan'
men than It would have been Lad Gen
eral Mcclellan received the additoua
fifty thousand that he begged and pray
ell the Commander-in-C Chief to furnisl
him. Thus does time vindicate righ
and honesty thus does time brand 10
competency and intrigue.
"Ail quiet on the Rappahannock.
Murder will out.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-06

The president, in his message, ouly
inellently refers to his emancipation
proclamation aad while be recommends
to Congress the passage Of an act at
TINS session of compensated emaucipa-
ton, and while he approved an &C, ut
the last session providing Tor neg,o
coloniz ,tion, he also recommends an
amendment % the constitution au. hori-
zing such acss in the future.
The inference il that he means to
exercise power with reference to the
emancipation proclamation indepen-
IDENTITY Of G 1ngress, and that he holds
compensated emancipation and negro
colonization, BY authority Of Congress
alone, 10 be OF doubtful CONSTITUTE ,nali
ty, t. say the least.
'sComment is - Chica-
go Times.
The radicals think that comment" Is
necessary" They are little Devil.
dercd at this new dodge. Old Ale
shifts the trail too often to suit them.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-06

CABINET CHANcE.-Secretary Smith.
says the Chicago Times Washington
special, will leave the Cabinet ard take
the Indiana Judgesbip in time TO hold
the January term Of the court. Sever
al prominent gentlemen arc named AZ
his successor among them Judge Holt
and Cassius NJ. Clay.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-06
RE rABRrC CAN 81 SEWN


Than the goods can be basted by hand. :.
No person or machine has right to use said
Wagenev's Basier ana Binder on any mach ine.ex-
ecpt said Wagener's Machine. unless bought Of
said Wagner or his legal agents.
Price OF Baster and Binder -. Sent to any i'd
dress on receipt Of the money, ready TO attach to
any machine
Please state the sind Of machine you wish to
attach it to.
All kinds Of farm produce taken ut market
nrice-cash not refused. For further part culars,
sddress J. A. WAGENkR,
aK26-dsw Moline Ills.