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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-03-01

TROUBLE IN THE WIGwAM This moFpinG
Officer a. Z l. Reese went to the Ottice Of Justice
Johnson, to make inquiries relative 20 the author
snip Of article in q morning paper, rejecting
upon him. The conversation grew to be very
yarn, and collision seemed 10 be imminent
the justice asserting the tFUthfuIness Of the artc
and The ofhceT denouneing IL as i'd lie,
from beginning 10 end" The officer avowE his
determination 10 show up the whole matter before
the public.
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M LOCK HOSRffAk,
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2sesssI ksssss - fAs hssla,
eOA Alb DISEASES OF IMPRUDENCr
A6T NO EASE DELIClCY PREyE0y
APPLY IMMEDIATELY.
4 ssRE HARRANTED, OR NO c61Kes
IN FROM ONE 70 TVO DAYS

A1T HG snISk oELLCACY PREvEHY.
4 ssRE WARRANTED, or NO c61Ksx,
IN FROM ONE TO TVO DAYS.
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a~ Is, Hmnsss Of eaEht Giddinss Disssss q IL
f:ri. Ds.ssa: q . u. a:1 :a ' S.
de-, Which r.pss1 Dr:.ai. nd D.:rsey. rr.s
especially vAs hsys became IN, yies,r,, =, su, ~,
mat dreadful and destructive habit 49, ...uv W.,
:1..d TALENT. and sr.n .ns; 8 f:.s! M:a
rave sntrsnesd listening ss.aiss win ~. tSsos., ~ -
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r.fs :.ips .x.,. e. Y:.pe M:a sssss.p..r M.s.
miass, &c, ,Pssdly cured. "'
:.:, ..aid. b. S.n.r a. T:sd..., I'd :ssyss s:a
"y srso his skill a Physieian. '
OFFICE Nc. SO nth FREDERIcK 81
!: .s::r1. nam: nd s.ss s'', be.
ssa % paid and contain stamp. WV"
DIR. JOHNSTON.
nsEssf Of the Royal C.iisrs n s.,s..r,
rom n: :Gs :. u. ns.. cesr.. n u: United
q: ."S.nP sf :: sns:: NE b. s':1
s erected ssms Of the most astonshinT esr.. Dc
az. az. . .ss:sn s::s'd via head .aa
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distsiy WV &htsmsnt q mind, vsxs cured iuns-
x.... TAkE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
certain psee sIo Ghs h.vs Injured themselves by
.siss a.. a. ss s Fl. :, ss':I g.
,:9d' np...s. ana d .:., ;n 81. met metz. s:s
s:dy. .hsad apply mmsdiatsiy ''3''' ''A nina and
.s., S, ssn, II. pad and nsl.aehsy .fs produced
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Ing vssi pale, and snse.s.d, Ssrn1 S.
o.. s's" ne eyes, essEh Or symptoms q s.Ossn1-
DISEASES OF IMpRuDENcs
b. las INN, .e:a and .s.ry pleasure snds
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cap :.n. ns:: vs. s@ .a1ea.a "a
lands Of ignsrsut and designing pfs.nd.r IA me tns
h hIeh his pseaniary ss6stancs les, hin ,rsins
ain.d and despair Law. him 1b ps;n.S zee d.n o..
o.. s.af d,sppointmsnt ~ Ii. I. Of Ia. a..,
disease seh Ai.et.na .f tns I..r qf.., . ss
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as''.r.d s.4nsr rom vi.s: s.rlns n. r.,sIsn
Dh' IOEIHSONS REMEDY FOR OR6lNJs
H., DEAFNESS AND IMPOTENCY.
: saa .a M -:sy q
az trm.s.,. asss.''d' VIE had les, all hsps, have
An p,dnsn k.i.r,, lysss.I q n..,. p,,e..,.
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IA aa M:,E.'s s EIs,latisa Of hs ssst fsaEs
END0RSEMENT OF 1HB PRESS.
~, ~. ni fHebsAsp: eHsd At this instit.ueo Will.
iSa Dr. D.: I.sP:'." s
nyann OF hs papers and many ether psr,ens nsss. -
.:ts, Ai st.adipE a. ssntI.%.nG @ as s,sls BE-
2. . 'ee eshs sssssAas to TIE sAis,sd. mar lilly
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TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY
'ASSENGKR TRAINS.

III
A2A9 ~
/ On as< AJs- MONDAY, February s, Isa.
fAssENeHR TIArrs BrrwxxE
WARRINGTON AND BALTIMORE
WH las followf:
or Isll Nai.s 5 hrris: et a.l, Dsse1 ne.
as3 s,so on Ssadaps.
For fhilsdelphis and New York-Leave wuh
FSq s :, ~ ~. y Goa NJ snd SoeIN.
40 a n, anS Scr and s washington At 400 and
Eor 10, AbrpnlsPolis a. 40 4. and <ofs.
fo5 hsrTisSpsr sd the ne sor;h and West. I..v.
nE aI FfSsSsa, ~ @n n, and teo OF seo rN
nor,in,1 rs .,L,vs z! s o & 7 NokTg
N fsss :. S6 s5ssPGre 1g An li r.I
non. g B.tlnOrs. This is the Morning sOSSsiiou
New . nSIs n Nh H, TsiH.ss
y. rs.ohns Baltimore ss $50 4. and PSil.sei,S ls
Afternoon AocoPnod.non-lesye wsshinrton
s sss NJ :, a. B;tImore st sts. No CON
. ETs. & I ETsIsssssys w-ss.ns.en
On sundays leave Washington Ct 500 and 5p. NJ.
.h the e from ws y.
TEAMS MOVING SOUTH
Lfevs rev \ OH - A. a; Phi adelDhis N ~ A.
H; beumorsf0f.n n. Arrive % wsskinftor
Lave New York stsr. n; Philsdel,h,, losn-,.
~ Baltimore tsoA. n Arrive - washington s.sc
Lssys Nsv York At II ?. n; Pbilsdsl,his ,s
Z. a.; Bslnsiore 1.s5 an. Arrive q washinrton
Local ACCOMMODATION Trains leave B.lpmor.
Nj ard t3b 2. for Wsthlngton, arrive
tnnre ~ IL A. n. and 6 IS IN.
On Sundays a. 80 and So A. NJ. only from Balti-
moTs. NO Annapolis or Frederick connexions on
Passenger Trains leaving wsshinston .t,S q.
n ano 20 r NJ, and Baltimore st - A. n and IS
? make dlreot connections for Anna Solis Al The
1unctl2n. The f+o N, and 100 NJ connect al
Selhi tor Frederick, HaEerstovn, &e., o., exceDt
Trains lesye Annapolis for Baltimore and Ws,b-
u kton a. 80 A. n. and 3tcr.n.
fassenrer Trans leaving Wsshfnrton ct 800 A.
n, III A n, and p. NJ. and Baltimore at 81 And
I-S2 a. N, Will stop osly az An1apolis Jssefsos.
way passengers must take the xeeoppsodasics
Trains win leave Washington and B.ltImor.
roNgay spor card ftrss, excepting that the 81
n, - N, and 90 trains will wait 50 mi utee
necessary, 10 secure the passengers and Mails
For SICK and Wounded soloier,-A ,peo,.I "a,
win an etten9snt. with beds, will leave Washing
ton twice week for PhilsdelphIs direct at n NJ,
soldiers. W y sMITu
fel Master Of Tr.nsportstion, Bait.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-03-01

PATESr OFFICE The Patent Ofice business Is
increasing. There have been ninety patents is
sued this week.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-03-01
CORNS-PHNTnNS

NIX. PERDRIAF, Surgeon ChIrooodist. from
IVA Paris, Deys 20 inform voc thar be can esc'usi
Y remove CONS and BGnIOns, without pain, so
operation, without inoOnvenIeLos, Also REMOVES
Wat!s snd o:hsT supeIfuous q esh from the hands,
ID - strest, near City Hall. Charles modarx,S
IL Reierz 70 the doctors of Washington ssneT.
blJ at-lms
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-03-01
- ~ SOMETHfN6 NEW!
NlG4eHxAlEsI Discovery oy0N
w At 2s1 st1ssi, .>,s,it. yY
tie TatsfsY,

ASseI.A'r:I1n I Dn,: Ace! OF A}
TV Af sol street, svpssifs W
tke Taesfsy,
OYSTERS STEAMED
IN tAe sheu And thoroughly Cooked Gar ss,srisr
70 roast In tSo NJ sstss, fls Jsstegt
tsSss On FsseSG. Call and see,
me Undersigned respectfully informs his friends
N tpe pstrot, and vEitors TO tbs oity that he ~
rCnttoG as OLD and wHLL-EnoWN Hefi BLIsHNENT
IA most thorough manner, and has made oom-
liete arrangements TO furnish OYSTERS in snv
sUie ana u any quantity 600 10 500 gallons sbucf
Per DAY; 200 to 1000 cans of SHioed and Fress
put up dally-csns Theoretically seasd Fuynishcd
IN the shell by the buehel or barrel,
Persons wishing to have o. sters furnished rerr-
larry through the winter, at Bsftimore sr,ces
without fear of failure, should cal and male m.
rangements at opoe. Freight, time, and mons,
Bs Bat oa. n aS,Ss
1t prices Just ~ low.
TO SUFFERS,
Strawberries, Tomatoes, Pigs Feet, TrI,e. &c.
60, GO. Also, Pickles, Catapp, Sasces, Brandt
Peaches, DO. Also, Game and Fresh Fish. Tur
ties, TerrapIns, Fresh Lobsters, Cod, Halibut A a
In tact, every thing for sale in the Northern mar"
kets always on hand, at reasonable Dricee
Hotels and families supplied with Oystsra do
ilvered without charge to any part of the Dstriot
In SEASON, Il the money is sent with the order
MY establls hment is open from 5 q. m 10 II NJ
n ey,ry day, except Sunday, when / close 81
A2u T.. M. HARVEY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-03-01

XTKA COFFEES.
AifiNS' mALASA.
u
White
Fine Green Tea......".......sO cent. Der pound
.A". ''''''''''''''" cen" per pound
W., c,ns,s, .. 20 po'Hu
MALAGA Raisins. can't, "a, 49,,
Colasb so.r,. 10, 49,,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-03-01

NEW AND IMPRoyED INVENTION
ARTIFICIAL CHE0PLASrl BoNx
e E TT,
WifHoSf NIT. Pam on CIasps
s,a DR.. 8. B sIGEsmoNp.
w 6reedNcs, Nsss York-Sbn Ptss sv,cs... a.
Cali s:::, es.ssss ma ed ISL SIS, FasHsss;o.
SHrs ne sftertson OF the public TO the fcIlovip,
slNSRnfG o. his improved system
a. NC Aeeth OF his manufacture Will
.e,sISf ooIoos nor change color by VIE
sc,os, oelng tnree fourths lighter than apy eth.r
No teeth or roots need be extrnnte3
stSnoiA onee can be inserted over ths.n. sA'
o ache. ~ '-eHons''e, n never
= ne temporary teeth are needed. a, ,.rr.,.,,
Ss g. ee made inredatey, thereby srescryina
" ~ III .sssep e free uenty disfgurei. ''
h. ais ycTk has been fully tcsssd over Eve var,
many OF the first ohcstf And physosns Of thi;
m ~, he. Also invented white unds,truo,iv,
nss = 81 with which the most seu1tIye teetb
49, 70 nle0 without pain, and ca q build m n Ser
tISns. .9oth on any side roots, which viii lasi
nd Inc best Of references fIyen-to DR.. v, Mott: Or
~; SuasS Wsyne, Of the Supreme Court OF wssbins-
son, ana thousands Of others.
SeI sho examine for yourself. nossm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-03-01
NAVY DrPAlrnMI,

wAsH1ssfos, february 70: isa
The Navy Departments will, until the s4th Of
for river. hsr6or and coast defence.
BY aSo as r me
iqG Rn T Ssy BE S'
would be prelerred) or OF iron ana wood com9,neo,
the object but their sides and decks must
be projected with an iron armeture sumcient 10 "
The vessels Tor the Mi,sissIppi rIver and its tn
butaries are not 10 draw more Than slx teet NssSs
they are to be able 10 maintain permanent speed
of rIue knots per hour In stlll ester. and esiIy
at Ihat speed. Their armament Will CONSIST of not
less than SIX eleven inch guns.
more than twelve feet water when fully equip, ID
and armed, at which draft they are 20 be able
in smooth water, and Garry sufho ient coal in the
bInfers Tor seven days iteaRlnf 81 that tgecd.
two To four eleven inch guns.
ne vessels for coat dssnoss are not to dIsT
and armed, at whicn draft they, are to be able %
MAINTAIN a permanent speed OF fifteen knots per
AND s
mamelt VIII consist OF one or two htteen or twen-
The guns of the vesges for h.rbor and coast de-
fence are TO an TO al points OF the compass with
The propositions must tate the lumber Of YES
sels. subject 10 the e.ee'lon Of the pepsrtmen;t,
which the psrfy proposes 70 furntsn complete In
every Tespect, embracing armour, plating, steam
mschineTJ snd equipments of oil kinds: fesdy for
services, excepting ony the ordnance ana eIdnauce
stores and provislons the proposition must be 90.
cOmPan ed By IiptiOnss cations, dfrwlUss
snd models of such character that the Work could
be executed from them.
| The place of delivery must be stated; the TINE
peted. and go the total sum to be p,id for each.
Ii will be- stipulated in the contract that one-h
| the total amount will be retained ~ the Govern
vessel, in order to give it trial, ne remaining
payments being made with due regard to TIE proper
per ,ormanoe and progress of the work; the c>nIao
will also embrace forfeiture for failure to peforn
the conditions specified.
| The bids mu { be accompanied by the gusraniat
required by law, that If O. contract Is awarded, !.
| VIII be promptly execute!; ana the names of the
/ parties who are to become the sureties to the
| amount Of the face of the contract will also be
| stated.
| The Department Will consider any othe PROPOSE
tons that may be PreseI ted in which the DRAFT o.
| water above named is not exceeded
| The Department viii be at liberty 10 accept OF
| reject any or I'll the propositlous. fe = law4w
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-03-01

IMPORTANT TO fAMILIJis,
RESTAURANTS, HOTELS,
SUFFERS, GROWERS, AND OTHERS.
WILLIAnI TUCKER,s
CHEAP WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
GROCERY WAREHOUSE,
sss PENNsY LvANIA AVENUE,
s9s vANIA AVENUE.
GROCERIES
AT HALF THE USUAL PRICES.
Haviss bee. pmeAassd Of Bsalrsps Iarehe.,,
TUcKER's
fuckers
Groceries, Liz uora. Wines, Cigars, &c
FOR FAMILIES,
FOR Suffers,
FOR OFFICERS.
T EAS, FINE.
MON CIGARS:
HACKERS, BOSTON.
X ETCRUPs, IMPORTED.
E XTRA COFFEEs.
r AIsINS, MALAGA.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-03-01
1851 THE uses
| Pennsylvania Central Railroad,

THE l1e69
Pennsylvania Central Railroad,
& -
with its oonnectIonsJ
Is FIRST CLASS ROUTE
TO ALL THE WESTERN CITIES
SPEED, SAFETY AND CoMFORTl
FREE FROM DUST!
BAGGAGE CHECKED THRoueH
FROM BALTIMORE!
THRIE DAILY TRAINS FROM
PHILADELPHIA TO PITTSBURGH!
Two OF them making
CLOSE CONNECTIONS AT EkRRIsBuRs
With trains on the
NORTHERN CENTRAL RAIL ROAD,
and forming
THB GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE
WARRINGTON AND BALTIMORE
10 all points in the
"EsT' NoRTH-wrsT AND sourHwxsT.
OFor Through Tickets, apply at the Once OF
'he p Mo,tne.n -. Cert,s, Rail Rosd Com
Splendid Sleeping Cars on all Ntght Trans
Smoking Saloon Cars on all Trains.
FROM WASHINGTON.
sLEiyinS IN BalImore at 7-so a m. and Is p m,
the NortRsIn CentPs ssr H.h p .TsS, 90
OuI ~ ?. m. and Las O.. m, there Connecting
Win the trains the Pennsyvania Certrsf
hsllroad Tor al parts Of the west
FREI6HTS.
by tns route, freights Of oil descriptions oan be
Ioqrppsrde6 70 and from any point on the Railroads
% Ohio, kentucky, nd lsna, Illinois, Wisconsin,
iove, or missouri, by Rostrodd di.scf.
Sc fsunsy wants Central Railroad also connects
a. fittsOrrE with Steamers, BY winch Goods can
pe IoIEardS1 TO any pert on the OHIO, Muskintu m,
.inn tennessee, Cumberland. ILLINOIS. Miss
lssiPRI, Wisconsin, Missouri, Kansas, Arkausas,
1no Red Rivers; and at Cleveland, Sandusky and
Snlcogo with steamers to all thwestern Lakea.
nerehants and shippers entrustins the transpor-
S,S OF IslI FIaght 70 this Company, can rely
TIE RATES OF FkEI6R 20 and from any
SSolnt IN the West, By the Pen isy wanna Central
nelIIoea, eys az az ftrsss a; favorable az srs
esnrfs1 oy ofhsr Rashood Cosppasfes.
CINIRAI r. RI
MA6RAW & KOoNs, Freight A gents,
1,,oc No, 80 North street, Baltimore.
nN'offh IN hb IN IL. SenI SuPerintt, Altco ma, Pa
d; HOUSTON, 6enl Freight Agent, Phis-
1slPnlA. ta IDLY
Y
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-03-01
FROM WASBINGTC

Splendid Sleeping Cars on all Ntght Tyasn.
smoking Saloon Cars on all Trains.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-03-01

FROM WASHINGTON
passengers ElA take the O. m. ano D. m. trains
eIfISlnk n balumore at 7-5o =. m. and 6 IS D, m
Elere close connections are male with trains o
inc NORTHERN Central X. r., and arrive In Harms
Oe.k ~ ?. m. and Las q. m, there oonneotinl
WIN the trains on the Pennsylvania Certrs
ksllroad for al parts Of the west
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-03-01

"For Through Tickets, apply at the Once o
The Northern Central Rail Road Com
paly, Calvert station, Baltimore.
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DENTISTRY.

On. CHARLES r.. BofELER,
ii 1HNTIST.
NJ. $50 PENNsYLvANIATAV
a., 10. BrrwErs sIH AND IerH srs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-03-01
~ a ( ART OF WAR
BARON DE JOMINI

Translated By Capt N sndell and Lieut., Cr.i,h,II
GEN. cAsEY,sg u iS Il Ar%fi r.cr,cs
- THREE VOLUMES
All Military Books for sale st Northern pr,cs,
HUDSON TAYLOR,
Ie 7-2u Intel. keppb & Chron Pal
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-03-01

~. 10y fHebsksp: eEsd At this insttatiso With,
al ysars and the Numerous inpsrtsn n, suJri.
vi psfsrmsd y Dr.. Jshnstsn, Witnessed Sy IL
s PsIsn and many sthsr Psrsns, notices d
PssIsd again and gain tsIsSs ths plSlis b.
st,, aglnE gsntlsn.n Of character and rsrpsnus.
dh'5' 10 sufs sni gssSs1tss 70 ne aais,sd n,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-05

oIAit OF Iowa. In The Scott County Dis
Aco1T COUNTY. ttict Cour.
Geo ) &. Dow rs. William II Baker 4 al
T. illiam II. aker. Ezibe h y ker John Ba-
ker. Robert Bsh. ?, a n.irew Siebert ! S,rnt
Luman N. strong, Floyd Evans and ( win
kirkup
NOU AND EACH Og You ARE HlREay
l. notified that there is on file in the Off q
OF the Clerk Of the District Court of scott conn
", Iva, petition Of George :, c. Dow, PRAYING
nat the title tn Certain lands In aid county
may be quirted in hiul the nd bow; the s,,i
lands being thus bun lei ard DIES rbed to wit :
The North half of the North Nest Quarter Of
section No. Fl ten l5) and tho east hat Of the
Nor'n East quarter 81 Secti N No. sixteen (1,).
"a township No. seventy-seven, Range No
two y East; te Eass bait Of the North Ea;,
quarter, and the East haf Of the South East
quarter OF Section No FIVE 81 and the N.rth
81 quarter Oh the \ East quarter OF Section
No. elent 81, in to "n>hip No. seventy-seven
(17). Range No two . East st, NJ Also
the fosw ng Commencing AZ tho :, nth East
corner of Sec'ien No five 81. Township No. sew.
enty-se!en az Range two -. running thence
" est twenty 20 chslss thence \ nth SIX a.
degrees, East thirty ~ Toe 30 -loOl chains
thence North three and 80 loo degrees
West nifty chains; thence last twenty
chains, to tho North East corner o said Section
No. five 81: thence South eighty $50 chains To
the place OF be- inning
Said petition also pravs that ce-tain uI,n.n,s
and morg,gss be cancelled.
AM now. ualess You appear thereto and aeferd
on or before noon Of the ~ dry Of the next term
~ sad Court 70 be he iien on tho 1t Monday tr
tshrua;y, !sh3, your default will he entered ,td
cree Rendered rs prayed FOR
'k Nj &SAiili and gro. : G. DOW,
"fc ava" Aitys FIR pta.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-05
RUDOLPH KIsE.NZ.
POst C1li5e Winter lime Table
Arrival and Departure Of the Mails.
POSToFFICg A. 0.yRSpORT low.

EASTERN MAIL.-Closes at "A. NJ anil 5Il p
N. Arrives at TO- A. Nj. AID ~ p. Nj, Sun Ia y:
excepted.
WESTERN NAIL Closes at A. NJ. Arrives
at % =. NJ. Sundy excepted.
NnRTHERN Iowa MAIL.-Closes at 81 +. ~
Arrives nj ~ +. NJ.
Sou1nERS Iowa MAIL.-Closes a. A. VI. Al
rives at 6 7. H.
hoRTHtRN VIA hEWIrT.-C Closes Sunday Tues
day and Thursday a,8l5 p. VI. Arrives Tuesday
thursday and saturday at z. n.
R0UTk No. loSIf-ti. Blue Grass. etc-Closes
Monday, Wednesday All Friday at 81 o'clk + N.
Arrives Tuesday, Thursday ard .atur Jay at l2
O'Clock III
kcuTE No. i0ei8 Via Tip.o Closes Tucsda,
and Friday AT - ocioet N arrives Tuesday and
Friday al IL o'clock y.
RoTTE No. l0aiI--Via fuffa, ,-Closes FRIDAY
at 8 O'Clock NJ arri~es saturday a. i O'Clock
PM.
kouTE No. l0s3A-Via Walnut Forks and Dix
on. closes Wednesday, ct 81 p. NJ Arrives
Saturh vat 6 p "
OFFICE Hours. Office open ut o'clock A VI.
General deliver, closed at Is o'clcck r. Off
closed ats 81 lock i VI one open On Su ~
from to clock z NJ
tfy- As the prnoipai nj lis are carried by Rail
Roid, oil the time t.a,ei herein will be
RAIL ROAD 1s. the clock in the Superntenc-
ents office, NJ 5 u. Rii. Depot, being the stand.
ard. CHtS II. ELhRInGE, F. =.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-05

How Long, ME. uA1LtcK Gen,
lIaleck complained that Gen. Mcclellan
moved against the enemy at the rate Of
only SIX miles per day, and caused the
order for his removal to he issued on lie
9Th OF Novemler-25 DAYS ago. Dn-
ring % days Halleck has held The RIB.
bons and how far has he moved. He
has "advanced to the left Just about
90 miles or at the rate of less than one
mile per day, at this rate how long,
Mr.. Halleck, will it take you to reach
Richmond? And how long to com
pletely overthrow the rebellion
The delay on the Rappahannock may
be all right. We will presume that it is.
But it does seem a little singular that
alter removing a commander on the
ground that he moved Mt the rate Of
only Six miles per day, the Gencral-n-
chief having the direction of affairs in
his own hands for neatly month march
es at the rate Of less tlan one sixth the
speed complained Of,
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On Second Street, corner Perry. No. 81.
AND SAVE YOUR DIMES,
octi3-d6w DANIEL GOULD.
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state OF Iowa.
ApJrTAhT GESlRAL's CFFcE
Basenporl, Dee. q, 1862
GENERAL ORDERS, 70. l07.
/. All men now in tho service of the State of
Iowa in the Southern Border iirigade, are au ,hor
lied to enlist III volunteer companies Tor United
States service,o regiments of Iowa volunteers
now in service
IL. Captains Ct companies in the Southern
BORDER brigade, on receiving notice of the enlist
ment OF any nan of their company into any VOL
unteer organic .sion for United States serv;ce
VIII immediately muster such rpan out of their
company and may enlist another in his stead
but any man 50 mustered out will not be ay.in
received into the State sefsice until the term of
his enlistment expires.
III Persons enlisling in tho 42l, 43l or 9Th
Cavalry, will be credited to their respective
counties on the quotas called for Nov mber 70
1862 n n R,Ep
uec '-i jt. Gen.
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10th sections u us. be 90 constrained and
moderated that they can fra,ern re and
live together, else the Union il gone
forever. To sub]nga,e the Southern
States and 40 hold tnem could subserye
no good end for either section. and ia
no ~ay, that I can discover, advance the
welfare OF the North for so long as h e
South vas so held. tbeir hate OF the
Moth would increase, ard whist the
North SO held the South il could do but
little else meanwhile its m al, rial Interest,
must laogui,h and die. But IN addition.
CD work Is utterly inconsistent with
the genius of our institutions, ard COZ d
scarcely fail TO lead t, ihe, utter per.
version and Inmate overthrow. adding
to the calaUities of dlsunion the sacri
fee OF free government. Conquest and
cmpi'e, howe magnificent, could not
compensate for such a loss.
To txtermluate the inhabitants o.
the South, would be deliberate em,s.
culation OF the L ion, rende,irp il. re.
construction at once lmpractlcable and
hopeless, ard involve work OF ba,bar-
i,y f'on which the northern peopl.
you'd shrink in horror. The existence
OF the Southern ates, in some form.
With their Inhabitants, AID on some
terms OF intercourse, is highly essential
nay, will say, indespensable-t the
welfare OF the Norlh. | am. therefore.
against extermlnation and against the
policy Of holding the Southern States
as conquered provinces. This ground
can he SO easily maintained on purely
selfish considerations for the Moth.
which Will occur TO all, that | need nc.
trouble you with their presentation on
this occasion. | am for re establishing
the Union as it was, or making Unios
As slmil lar as practicable, the States TO
be equpls and to be severe On to the es
'ent the States now are, each to have
and er Joy such domest.c intuition. as
1t may choose, and, wee in Congress. l
should sustain that measure of w.r.and
that only, that would clearly tend 20 the
accomplishment Of these ends: but no
war OF subjngation or determination.
10 be cout,uuta1
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state at Iowa.
AIJrTASr GENh.AL'- OFFICE
Davenport, Nov. -, l~u3
GENERAL ORDERS No. 100.
For the information of the soldiers 81 diff ere 1T
regiments of Iowa. who were taken prisoner and
subsequently paroled. this department is directed
to state that those who have gone u their re-
spectiye homes in this State will b. allowed TO
return 10 duty without charges Of desertion or
improper coniuc', il they report to their reri-
ments by the 18th OF December next.
NIB. BAKER,
dec l-d;f Adit Gent OF Iowa.