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Personal.
INFORMATION wANrED-oF LIEpTESANT w w
IL Chamberlain Fourteenth infantry, q. s. A., and aid ia
General Sykes who has been missed battle OF The
s0h " August CentfeyIle Va II has been reported
that papers belonging 10 an ocer OF the Of Chamber
hin who fell Ia the above action, delivered 10 soldier
supposed 10 belong the Fifth New York Volunteers
ytes Ionaves) for which liberal reward Will be paid
aenyeIy at the Office OF Messrs Chamberlain, Phelps Co..
iV3 front street, New York.
TNroRNATIoN wANrED-oF BRIDGET COLLINS
sailed from Kirusa in the ship Primrose, Ferguson,
nation q her will be thankfully received her sister,
maah collins Fifth Ward Hotel of Franklin street
ana west Broadway New YORK.
INFORMATION wANTED-OF PETER flanagan
WHO y miss NJ since Tuesday September 23 and has
no been heard OF snce by his sister, Mary Hanagsn
M Ms msss aary .'n,fa street, who will thankfully
any information OF ha Wore brown coat and pants aud
light overaIs - -
INFORMATION wANTED.-ANY RESIDENT OF IA.
maica W. IL In this cay. who obtain ale Of the
newspaper Banner oil the People, while rdi.s bv Issao
vaz and ChA shanahan wifi be conpensaieS so2 tnior
ulce. ' "o".F~So'
REFORMATION wANTED-oF CHRISTIAN c1T-.u4x
daughter ol Patrick Perry wffe OF John Caiahsn
native OF the city OF Dublin Ireland Any inrrcsfi
Ser wnsfcab0nk viii be thankfully by her
yehn Cslahan or hrs ODeay No. 81 Frankf ort street New
Al RS N. MARSHAL L, LATELY ARRIVED HERE
portans letter at lilo Greenwich street
DERsoNAL:-R. D. C.-PLEASE CALL AT THE or
Il fee; important letters. b. o. n
yVlDows AND nEIRs OF OFFICERS AND MEN or
w the old Navy" deceased prior 1862 viii receive
back pay and pensions application 70 JOHN b. MURRAY
Army and Navy Banker No 81 NassAu street. New York
opposite the J osi ofaee A'
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A uCTIoN SALE OF FOUR COTTAGES AT NAsPETu,
"a Queens county. L 1, two miles and half IRON the
Williamsburg ferries nj the On. County Hotel Thurs
dAy, October ls6s At clock NJ For terms apply 10
A. RAPELYE, q John street
A ucTioS SALE OF L1Qu0Ks.-THos. BELL. AUC
~ tohee able sale, THURSDAY, at ii O'Clock In
BELL lNGRAhAMS salesroyms, ~ New Bowery, pipes
Sin eask BRANDY 25 demijoh do, dozen bottles Rum
Whis.ey, &c p. BOYLE, CONSTABLE.
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NJ. MERwIN, AUCTIoNEER
IA BY BANGS, MERWIN 4 Co, Irving Buildings,

A UCTION NOTICE.-NELSON 4 NICHOLS, AUC
"A uoneers store 1I3 Pearl street (fanover squared
Household Furnture.-We will sell on Wednesday Od l.
lol O'Clock private resid No avenue
all the Furniture contained in said house consisting Of Bus
sls and Carpets Oilcoths Parlor Furniture Chan
iees Window Curtains in lace and broc ate En-
40 single and double Bedsteas pure Hair Spring
Mattresses, splendid rosewood Wardrobe, marble Wash.
sands Centre Tables; also all the Kitchen Furniture one
Cooking Stove in perfect order, &c.
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THREE TRAINS DAILY,
EXCEPT SUNDAY,
From Columbus, In connection with Trains on tho
LITTLE Miami ANN CO1.umRu,
AND AENhA HA1LROAD DS,


FIRST TRAIN.
NIGHT BxPREss-hoayes Columbus at 400 A. NJ.
WI stop at Delaware, Ashley, Darlington, Qilead,
Gallon, and at all stations North Of 0ao, arriving n
cleveland at $50 A. M, Dpnkirk as5 p, NJ, Bu6alo
e;so r M New York 10 Am. Boston 800 P. NJ.
SECOND TRAIN.
NEW YORK E1PRESB-Leaves Columbus nc ll:iC
A. NJ Will stop at Delaware oardiugton, elisad,
Crestline, Shelby, New London ellington and Grsf.
ton; arriving at Cleveland at 32SP NJ bnnkirE oJS p.
Buffalo loRS P. ID, New York 800 P, M, Boston
THIRD TRAIN.
MAID AND ExPREss-Leaves Columbus at 3:4O P.
VIII stop at all stations south Of Shelby and a,
ealen, new London Wel gton, Grafton and Berea;sI.
r. A. ~ N''S- N
C0NNRoTIoNs.
At Delaware with Springfield Branch for Springfield
and poinB op that road
al orsstiiDe with Pittsburgh IT. Wayne and CHICAGO
aaIoad ,er Pttsbursh, Philadelphis and Baltimore
"A, Shelby, With sandusly, Mansfield and Newark Rail.
road, Tor all points Oh that road. Also for Toledo.
At cleveland, with Lake shore Railroad for Erie
Dunkirk' Buffalo, New York and Boston.
Patent Sleeping Cars are run On all
Night Trains to Chicago, New
x0rk ana Boston.
Baggage Gtecked Through 10 Moso fbrk dNd Bostor
vtd QeDelond: also 10 PA1LdSlDl&a and
Nea0 fbrf Ola Orsstdas..
RETURNING
Night Express arrives at Columbus at Il:3OP H.
uncinnan Express arrives at Columbus ~ Loo A. ii.
Accommodation arrives ct oolu mbus ct iO:l6P. NJ,
fare as Low as By any Othor Route.
AK for 1iekets 1io Cyesfiiae or Cleveland
n. 9. FLINT,
Superintendent, Cleveland. Oblg
JAMES PATTERSON, Agent,
Columbus, hay 7,le0a
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At last che reached The cottage Of Henrv
Jones. Hat what scene of misery met her
eye-gresler even thao she snilcpated. The
ssi's were damp and bare, nothing bat b. d
OF e'Fs| and broken table, made up the fu,.
n'ture, and little, huogry faces peeped II IN ~.
ey corner As AmellagsGed upon this scene
OF woe, she wept, aud Mingled her tears vii
those OF the famishng 'molher.
Bat a liebtbfeaks 10 a ION the uoeue Of dark.
ness the "siiser lining" is discerned beneath
tue black cloud which 90 long b I'd lowered over
them, aud bopo'e bright rail- bow SCANNED ,helr
d4ik he.vens. L ke sn angel Of u ercy. Ame.
ila 'ook the basket, aud as sbe Iaised lbs lid the
children gstheed around her, and smiles lie up
the mothers face. FOoi was given 20 the
hangry, clothing Co the huly clad, AID toa ard
sugar, and other luxuties to the invalid. Som
DEE was kindled upon the hearth, aud a. its
q mes rose upHsrd, toey reflected the betmiug
oluntensncts OF The happy group. 0serWhelm-
ed With thmk', the kind messenger Of help EiIbs1
drew
Long and auxlously Mr. Jones watched for
the return Of her husband, to welcome him
back to the long unknown luxuries of com.
Portable meal, and warm freside. Night
came at last, and the ab. ent one entered -
There aaS atroDg gieam In his eye, and
TiidoeSs in hls actions, but they SAW it not
as be entered he gased around him, bat be
kDew not what 10 make OF the scene.
Glow camethls food and FIRE in our hOnse2"
ne exclaimed.
"God sent one Of his angels" was the re-
ply.
"Who is il that has done thar" he asked -
"Mlss Hardy, the friend Of the poor' All you
see here we owe to her,"
There we're rejoicings 10 that house Of power
tV, and tho DFaVaTa nf lun aorla mana I'D
the throne Of GSd, for her, whose noble heart
scorDed cot the beggar, and who saw In che pale
and emsciascd forms personlfcstion Of Gods
oWn image.
Woatdto God that Ia his S0oyId Of ours psge
more Of these G.S'ts. ef earth ,cho ftar no con.
tsminano" or disSraes Ia oLsviatia9 ihe stinss Of
poreFfY
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Four Trains Daily from Columbus
FIRST TRAIN
SECOND TRAIN.
THIRD TRAIN.
FOURTH TRAIN.

NAIL AND ACCOMMODATION at 4ilOp. m, stop
ping at ell atati' ns btiaaep Columbus and CincInna
arriving at Cincinnati at l0S0p.m.
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Gl)e Ohio 6tatesmran
r q y n .
For the Oh o st.tsiman.I
THE v0LUNGEEASS PARTING
wORDs


yenniel I am now v0luoteeri
But Why thus wsspf I can't ttay hsrsl
Ny eountry calls, t.ks o resti
mp'tgo, dear jennie. ~ her behest.
And then, to save our homes you know,
From ruih'eaS hands ord savage foe,
Jennie, ttsS say ws all must 20.
Our fathers Ils In the cold damp sroaud,
With no dirge but the dismal battle sound;
Or say purchaDcs rustlDg leaf,
To which the voice OF wsrls deaf.
For the bombshsll bursts with its purple glare,
And the foemanb steel 1, clanking there.
Jsnuiei III go~that sacred place,
Must b redeemed from this disgrace.
That shattered sRord-thls arm Of steel.
Must ever be true 10 rs country's veal
Perchanes Iii fall In the bloody strife,
But without q country, what is lie
To thee or ms7
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In stormy night, 10 morning dew,
IsperfOrmed, dear Jennie, with thought Of 20
To nerve and cheer the aching breast,
When deprived Of The sweets Of home spd rot.
ioaEs MILL 0Alo, ,..a.
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VOL. TX no 65 NEW SERIES.
Gbe ObiO 6tatesnran
DAILY. TRI.wEFXLY AND WEEKLY
MANYpEMNY q MILLER,
fUBLIsB RS AND PRoPRIRTORa

H once NOS. 80, 80 and 20, North High st
TIRMs INVARIABLY IN ApvANox.
sy the Carrier, per wsoE, is,f ssnt.: :'"'
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Weekly 100
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-24
THE FARMER'S DAUGaTER,
DT FlNLEY JOHNSON.

1T ts C0l0S DARK cfeaTy morning in the
dep!h OF Winteri the keen north wind .Weeps
onward, aud, as the pedestrians feel its sting
they wrap their garments around them stil
closer, TO protect them from the elements -
Though all ID desOlate without, get to some
Within there are sources OF pleasure, and such
10 the case WITH old farmer Hardy, As he turns
from the Cherries eceDe, aud gsEss upon the
comforts of bis own homo. A large fire ia
burning in the old chimney place, whose glare
lights up the fsces OF the porrsits hanging up
o. too "ois. aud gives glos to the anc.ept
f1ehilura III the TLon,
Farmer Hardy Is u nan we'll to do In the
World. Providence has blessed his crops, and
bis q. fsrs ore well filed With gold; but vet his
hsars is closed TO the appeals of the Door. He
Ia blessed with lovely dsughter-his only
child-in whom is centefed the whole of hil
elections.
She Is indeed beautiful, aud as she sits theri
10 the old chamber, By the aide Of the roaring
Gre one might iAncy that she was an "angel o
light wandering amoOg the scenes OF earth. -
Her heart 10 always open to the suffsrings O
the needy, and her hand always ready to assis
| their wants; and there Is not one within range
Of the old farm house, but speaks the praise
Amelia Hardy.
The old farmer is gazing upon her graceful
0;da 'nwinn "r.J ~ ana 49,, .s 20 sue s.'s oy nl
glance OF the irostcusteled window paaes, b
rubs bis hsnds, ss II exultlng 10 his comforts
aud exolalms:
:" Tie bitter cold, my cbili."
"Yes, indeed replied tho daughter; "bu
we feel it not" -. .....-
"No, thank God He has given US all th
oOmiorts of life."
~, -, - - yI]ue hu' nor m'SsIa
no trisnds - ""'' "' "'"'' Nv "'e
"V IT, eS,
lug U.a - @sa was aooas 20 reply, PethaP1 y
60 ~, ~ ooG "o.uo VI neIe eotualSse,a q
S,o-' 1d s.sI. ~ su"yor pessoe tuo WIZ
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S ~ aas'e' SSirS oPsn'u' inH" 'iO'oeo IN rag
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~. ,. "a W." n s i"I upoH e'esy IeA'uEo
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s. NJ Shos,,a a's go T - 81, "s9t s"o"e'
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his clotbirg vac too thin to protec; MIN iron
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feelings Ut bit ernssp, tor is recalled 20 bin
tue Ssstitution OF his own bone. He turned &
the old tarnsr, Who was leaning back In
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"Could Jou assist poor mapf | an on
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From st. Louis.

ST.. LOUIS, March 7.
special dispatch to the Democrat. from Cairo,
says that Lieut.. Gwin, Of the gun boat Tyler,
reached there last night, from the Tennessee
river. The enemy had net resumed their at
tempt to fostify Pittsburg landing, but Gwin
landed under Gag OF truce, and was permitted to
90 q mile from the river, before being stopped by
the enemy's pickets. His object was to obtain an
exchange of prisoners which had been taken last
Saturday, on the morning after the engagement
Nine dead bodies and loo weunied were found
in the enemy's encampment, which had been re-
moved miles from the river after the engage
ment.
Lieut.. Gwin thinks their loss was 20 killed and
100 wounded. Their force engaged was l,g00 in
fantry, 500 cavalry and pieces Of artillery.
At Co,inth, Miss, ls miles from the Tennessee
river, the enemy had 900 or 10000 troops; at
Henderson Station, miles from the Tennessee
liver, there were 10000 or $4,000, and at Bear
Creek bridge, miles back Of Easport, Miss, there
vere 5000 or coo more. tits also reported that
Chickasaw, Ala, is being fortified.
The result Of the recent election at Hardin, No.
and many counties show the strength of the
Union sentiment of southern Tennessee. The
former rave 900 out Of LOCO votes for the Union
esndidsts and the latter 900 majority out Of 1900
votes. Lieut.. 0winn says the ery Of the people il
"ssna ~ asms and . suthcisat force to pretect N
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pIToRs OFFICE, Iowa,

~
Dcsmolnes, January l, 1862.
II is hereby certified, that on the 18th day Of
January, 1862, sworn statement was filed in tn Is
Office, showing tho condition Of the Manhattan
Fire Insurance Company, located at Now York, in
the State Of New York, on tho lst day Of Janua-
ry,A D., 1852. in .ocordancc with provision Of
an Act OF the General Assembly of the State Of
Iowa, entitled "An Act in relation to Insurance
Companies approved January 2sth, 1857, and an
Act amcndatory thereto, approved February 9th,
1853 that said statement shows that said Com
pany is possessed Of the requisite amount Of cap-
tai, ard invested as required by law.
Authority is therefore given to the above nam ed
Company to transact businesh OF Insurance in
this State in accordance with the laws th ereof
until the 31st day Of January, A. D., enc thou
sand eight hundred and sixty three.
1t is also certified, that Edwin Fay, Of
Davenport, has been duly appointed by said Com
pany their lawful Agent and Attorney for the
county of Scott, with full power to take risks OF
Insurance therein, and to acknowledge service OF
process as provided by law. upon his filing with
the Clerk Of the District Court in and for said
county, y certified copy Of the statement on file
inithis Office. 1t is further certified that the at
rached is true and correct copy oi the said state
ment.
In testimonyiwhereof, have heEcunto set my
hand and xed my Seal Of Office, this st day
Of January, lo6e.
r.. 81 J.W. CATTELL,
Auditor Of State.
DAN. ELLYsoN, Deputy. mh5
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-03-08
SOLDIERS FUNERAL.

The burial ceremonies Of the soldiers, members
of Companies "B" and &C" of the Second Iowa
Regiment, who were killed at the battle of Fort
Douelson, will take place this afternoon (Satur-
day. The bodies are expected to arrive by the
train from the East this morning. They are :
GEORGE W. HOWELL, G. II. LENHHARr, EDWARD
PETERSON and - MYRRs, of Co. C., and Corf oral
JAMES W. PAGE and WV. GUr lRls, Of Co. B. The
bodies will be conveyed from the Railroad depot
under escort of tho Sixteenth Iowa Regiment, to
Metropolitan Hall, where short religious services
will be conducted by clergymen of the .ity; after
which the cavalsade will proceed to Oakdale
Cemetery.
The services at Metropolitan Hall will be at
o'clock in the afternoon. Body seats in the Hall
will be reserved for the military. Carriages will
bs in attendance for all members of the Second
Iowa who are here, and able to attend. The
cavascade will be under the direction of Col.
Chambers, of the Iowa Sixteenth.
JouN L. SwITs,
DAVID :. TRUg, : Committee.
JOHN L. DAVIS.
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New York Market.

New YoRK, March Z.
FLoUR-Rather more steady. S5.35Gd545 Super
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WhkAT--Market duli and nUmi aay nn-
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BARLEY--Dull; 1g@ Soc.
CORR 60W62c Mixed Western.
OATs--Duli 39O iuc.
PoRK-Unchanged. sl3.75@l4 37H Mess; so
Leo prime.
WHIsKY.-Unsetted. agM.0i4c.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-03-08
THE MARKETS.
DAILY REPORT.

OFFICE OF THE DEMOCRAT AND NEWS,
Friday Eve, March :, 1852.
The snow has ceased falling, and the thaw has
commenced, but the roads are .till in such a con-
dilion as to keep business back FIR sometime yet
The mills about town stopped for want Of
grain. We only a few loads of Wheat TO :
day. Prices are no; so firm as formerly.
FLOUR Si.20A4.50.
WHEAr--s1G6sc. Receipts ,4o5 bu.
BARLEY.-27@40c. Receipts l52 bu.
CORS--44l5c. Receipts l00 bu.
OAT5-l2Il4c.
DRESSED HoGs.-s250932 Receipts L.
head. Shipments IL head.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-03-08
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DEEBE 4 CO.'S PATENT vENTILLA TED
d lf-Adjusting HATS are SO constructed
a. to admit q free circulation Of air between the
sweat-leather and the body Of the Hat and, also,
to adjust itself to the forehead soon the Hat
is put on, thereby securing to tho wearer Of any
stiffened Hat all the piaDcy and comfort Of Soft
Felt Hat. BEEBE Co. arc now manufacturing
Moleskin and Cashmere Hats, Of the Spring and
Summer styles, for gentlemen's and young gents
Dress Hats, which they will furnish to the trade
at $50, $3s, Si2, S45 and x46 per dozen; together
with q complete assortment Of black and colored
Felt Hats, manufactured by Themselves, with
special reference to 6rstelass retail trade thr
out the country. Prices Of Soft Hats, from SIS to
S4s per dozen. Also, always on hand, best quali-
ties Of Paris Soft Hats Of tho lateet styles. All
orders BY mail will receive prompt attention.
Terms Cash, less per cent.
RE9BE 4 CO., l5S Broadway, NJ.
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