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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-03-08
RAILROADS.
Chicago and Rsek lslanl Railroad


Winter Advancement, 1859.
AND AF1HR MONDAY, nov. lsrs. q
" and until fastAse neeiss, trains viii leave
Dsvsopost daily. Sandays ssesptsd. - follow.
lst mail train a.. $50 4. Il.
I'd freight. .....s.............S.O0 4. 4.
ID night express. .o.sO ?. II,
Trains arrivest Davenport daily, Sundays *
aepted, - follows:
I'd freight trains a.. .l.OG ?. =.
ID mail train At.... SOD ?. =.
All trains over this route are in direct connsxioa
at Chicago with trains over both the Michigan
Southern, Michigan Central, Pittsburg, Fort
Wayne, and Chicago Railroad to and from De-
eoit, Toledo. Columbus, Cleveland, Cincinnati,
ettsburg, Dunkrk, Buffalo, Niagara Fails, Alba
q, New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore and Wash
isSton. Also at LaSalle with trains Of the ILL.,
nois Central Road-North to Gaiena and South to
81. Louis and Cairo.
Passengers are reminded Of the necessity
diving distinct directions ~ to the destination
their baggage, also procure tickets before TAX
Ing their seats in the cars, as the conductors col
lsct fares only to stations the line Of the Chi
| esgo and Rsek Island Railroad.
JOHN +. TRACY, Superintendent.
Davenport, November Is, 1861. diff
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-03-08
Chicago Il NORTH western Railway
,62. SPRING ARRANCEMENT....l
&Hq ~

Rockford, Beloit, Freeport, Galena, Dunleith,
Ja. esvile, Madison, Lacrosse. Prairie du Chen,
ST. PAUL, Fond du Lac, Oshkosh, Wstertown,
Berlin, and all points in Wisconsin, Minnesota,
No.thern Illinois and Northern Iowa via. Chicago
and Northwestern Railway. Running through
without change of cars tie GAINESVILLE. atertown,
Fond du Lac and Oshkosh, and connecting at La
Crosse and Appleton with U. 8. Mail Coaches and
steamers, aifofding the direct md expeditions
route to all points in the NORTH and NORTH
WEST.
rains leave Chicago as follows
Day Express-12.2v PM
WAY Passengers + N
s4y New aud elegant sleeping cars are ran I'M
on all Night Trains.
GEO. L. DUNLAP, Sup't
E. De Writ ROBINSON, Gcn1 Ticket Ag't.
mh7-tf
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-03-08
Wanted um,medtmae,v.

A FEW GOOD BUSINESS MEN TO ACT
= q travelling agents, in this State to when
fooa wages Will b paid. For particular sodrese
;. .. 1AAE6s Osvsnpost Iowa. Uaa7-akWI
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-03-08

j. q. SHOREH.
OG PUMP MAKER.-OFFICE, OPPOSITE
- Post Oaee, Davsaport, lows. =
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-03-08
GREAT CONSOLIDATED LINE
Cincinnati T. Chicago Air Line
R.4lLROAD.

LOFTY MILES THE SHORTEST ROUTE
L to Cincinnati, indianapolis and Louisville.
Two express Trains leave West SIDE Union De-
pot Chicago, as follows:
AtSA NJ. daily, except Sunday.
At 6:l0 N, daily, except Saturday.
Arrive at l0:45 A NJ, and 10:45 Pm.
Through to Cincinnati and In annapolis without
change Of cars.
Elegant Sleeping GAYS on Night Trains
Time to Cincinnati. eleven hours.
Ihr" ugh tickets may be obtained a. the principal
Railroad Offices in the North w est, and the Com
pany,s Once. No. lS3 Randolph street, under
the Sherman House.
JOHN BRANDT, ] /, Gent Sup't,
C.. E. FOLLETT, Gent Ticket Ag't
d. N. II. MOORE, Ag't, Chicago
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-03-08

Freight of all kinds will be carried from Chica-
70 to all points East at all times at Is low rates
- any other Railroad rsute. ssp2y-dtf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-09-24
LATER FROM EUROPE.

lne steamer Nova ScotiaE; trol2a }lueaxc-
Eovn On the lItn, has arrived.
{1or4on drll 81 8 elioht (}ecj;g,: vnaaf STEADY
'''iA |s'1'1 o. q ~ ~ |'''''' S''<'<~' ''$'"
1oL1E nLIll'
i YVES reported ihat q genera! amnesty 70
(11aYibajd; and bis followers was about D6iDg
determined ,7r,,n
rrlo T7,,-,o..~ z.o..- .,cx, 6.,,an;c> .,oool ~
i40 '4011}a 'I7"' A10'.S I~aA7'S'"S = 10@''A7'
london ano iATefpooi2 via s}I2e9i2SCoH14, On
Saturday at noon. and caused 8 great sensa-
ton, being corarally regarded as most 6scouy~
~:,, g., e. oo-...of t7%,TT W.T., A~o.:
can securities n London became oiali'
The London Times has az editorial On the
;,7rief efi6catior3e which iusf nov are heinz 1,,zC
G,r4l r. f?,a Nort7, foy The 7,ar II, thinks fF2
49, - 1'~ 'A~,1 .r.. 49,
symptom hol-N!l E55le, ~ " '5"s-''i - ~ %
51blFeF u IS f'7T1alE 1'&5 "aH P0N9E e@1 1Ie'er
2o sVSta5neo ,.
LH7 Ly xo:o 11%1 .lL =! 80
OF American heEo'sto alo petl1otIsE11' ana con-
deinIS me sophi8l.y o S11oSs WIZ n!!u -au7'
C1la' Ah10f1oSEos "1<5 li~' 7>1"lS7'I'y "7o'o'l''
7"5; r.. T:.-.,.1.1 p,-4 o~~-ooo4o. .,,oa;ox;o,,
and argues that itn5land IS the power 70 nleoI~
are e, 9n4 P3lELefsIon 5 me man. rL. NJ caou-
hxo,zg1,t Azs ~ 11,n;cafons wRa%evar frorn fhe
::Confederato government TO the European
commissioners.
IEle PaI1s coEtes2elqqEs.5s % e o. tna !:37!ocn
LINES glTes VERSION e o. >JSn' o4Ss1 : 3lIacoI7
y with the trfIch lonsq5 : 81 ne" o1iea'sS'
very onEayoLa9le % yen oes:G5 :a - 7o,,o hooa
IhoL:a5C 0!5ooySlje' ate 'S+1" - nss5 s@S '77t 1
mace "hlcL HA'A 0!la2I Ioto r. - uoo" y ~ :"
gfeaf eztens as 4 Su9S%.oo5 ~ o5''sul. ;:9 z6
article mas u co!s92lu az E4:ie4 zaLIY ~
per celI' SINCE oe D'l'il7,s - ';l 3x2:iS
oiali- oA Al'5'l5 tls1 2si<0p - ~,
der from the LoUncl! pfonlhlc5 the Ie1:ov:l OF
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-09-24
WAR IN TIE WEST AND SOUTH,

~
The adyices from Louisville, Ky, are up 20
Monday evening, ndroport Gen. Bragg S army
at Hodgens7ilIe Larew county, moving On
Bardstovn, 80 miles south Of Louisville. 3
sLir1nish occurred at Lebanon Junction On
Sunday, resulting in the defeat of the Confeo-
crates. A large number Of the wonson and chill
dren had left Louisville, and the work On the
defences was actively progressing. Gen. Hu1n~
phrey Marshall, With twelve thousand men and
forry-two pieces Of artillery, was expected 70
reach Paris on Sunday last. Il is supposed
they intend to Join Gen. Kirby Smiths force
st Lexington.
4 dispatch from Salt Lake City states that q
party Of fifteen persons, bound for the East,
were recently attacked by the Snake Indians at
the City of Rocks They fought the Indians
for twenty miles, losing six killed. TWO wounded
and their outfit Reports Of Indian depreda-
tions northward are coming in daily.
Late Southern papers publish dispatches da-
tel Knoxville, September 9th, stating that the
Federal forces under Gen. Morgan evacuated
Cumberland Gap on last Thursday night, A
<lispajoh from Mobile on the 10th says shat
Gen. Price had driven the Federal forces TO-
wards Eastport, Miss, capturing a large guam
tity Of stores. The battle near Iuka occurred
since the date Of the telegram.
The Confederate steamer Nashville is report
cd 10 be in Ogoechee river protected BY pow
erful battery, waiting FOX favorable opportnnl-
ty to come out.
An official report states chat the Federal for
ces pursued QuantreIl' s guerrilla band in Mis-
so1 II, for fourteen days, several sklrmlshes oc-
curing between the parties. All the trans
portation and supplies Of the guenllias were
captured, besides q large quantity Of camp
eouipage and one hundred horses
The New York correspondent Of the Phi]a
delphia Inquirer says:-'iIt vas not pleasant
sight to behold the New York 18th Regiment
march no Broadway as paroled prisoners Of
war The street vas lined with spectators, It
IS true. but there was scarcely cheer 70 light
en- the stems Of the troops as they tled along.
The crowd seemed GO thlnk--lf it did not say
we should like 70 salute you as the heroes
Of Harper Ferry, but we consclen1lousIy eau
NOT The ladies tllronged the windows at all
the hotels, but not one Of them oondescended
70 wave her handkerchief 10 show that thelr
services in the cause Of their country were ap-
preciated.'
Gen. Tlghrnan, recently released from in1-
nriisonment at Fort Warren, by exchange, is
now at Jackson, Miss, He addressed the citi-
z,rs Of that place. and according 70 corre9-
nondent Of the Richnond Dispatch stated, at
Fort " arren Cen Buckner and himself we're
ibrovn into dungeon thirty feet under the
- G. g., uaoa,AIac a91d Z,aIc 1rara
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-08-28
UAED,

CT wrJu .L, glh Autus attssuty unu,r, past CN Oh
BEsr stESsE .Ut,Ht ;su Of e. AMI totHeiia Tayi"
ill g,ss I,se as tihusiA') afternoon A. ost
o The I-tue- OF o. arutt 'o1.re q ClsN sui ION It ct
- ttr ratss AMI Iienis " the taa' aie iu'd ~ At
tod 9Th, fufheT tOIc-
her s.dvl,v S,li.1r Forest Ia ne ,1uby Of New Kent
Ned.ssi'' th- "a list Ats'. CLOCK MI' hAAh'hl
NAuE, % ,ur ,sIti., u hen ,se
H,r Ful,rl take place at "-dsOr Forest t dAy Tha
s[ClsIis.tOa = c, papers pi,s,e copy.
Aapryat- .i-lss 10 city o. sic.m5aj Va, tie o
IL. Of hi,y l,ts typhoid fssrr, Mr. JAMAs BIO rs,
,tye 81 Gyosllui county, 10 me SD y.ar 81 AZ
M ~ oAs 80 a usulr, o' Oap W u Cody Comps
Is, sud h- cd Of Why Nouutssr',
because lacking 10 Jedc at Ia
nb1s aud Indt pendener uo the be possessed
a. smlntut tya-rl bat Il fouui L r.ury
- -d-tLs cats e Young ABd po- eGsr peitd ma "a
hp snd 90 o'nss h. believer The var sou se
ani hat sirady 10 IN held would be amply
sutn5st beat back - Invaders ttsh "a or s- oct
~nrn q" i'Iul INT - sad o. tse-aEg Nofhsu .o
etsi aud laying Sae some u The Ia est ~ uons OF his
lgs- stav be e hesied and upOa hr second call VI
he nobly ended and lug 90 his
81. cL,eiuy, r,a4u.helre flftssnd el'rsneu's
sod brsVeS q % CT die IN bis unys cause
he has and Ia hs t. u sad 10 say, lssl
surgyin fond snd cotg mother chs yo-ngT brother
t.yog IA leo 10 service q h ecu ty w Eoah' snee Ia
The Val,Y ysi4s be leaves Geti-d him 20 bis ire
pa able u.s. aEi loving sic, oar I'll al chiie0, aged
mthsr aud sss, bs.ids, ususu, O'hsr relatives sal
htsnts
inst bis wife Al othe' sc permitted sch around
oeu Tor several d. Frevoas TO his death, and eoHsosd
Ne "a. devoted busbsni 40 .GsOaAts aud flth
Juua obed sons 0viBg trghers
and nj tfierd hH have
home AID Int rr,d Ia The family gave ysTd Il,
s his sthe add b. aide Of bic brother May he rel
N Ieace
Bat close us feeble tribute Fend ts-sEs-thy
the o,Bhct Ger asy the Consolation Of the GOsps
10 at Gesoats me Of which .te gt
fs N cir tins OF sadsess May Goa 10 his
dnt mccoy be o. ne his andy osd husband 70 ths be
rss,sd udoE her UeEts u Ur1ng and father 10 his 18th
ss ehrdren snd he bless su,sin ~ he sverige
al cs he sE,d Sad a ted mother in her dscajE year. an
s1t has her remaIIng is Lille smoothly and peacefully
. ssfa INN, rial ", nd he O,heE rea,v ACC
friends and tsPssa to his comrades 10 arms would IN al
cay, "he is uncertain Snd death rcTtso thu
f4re i5 Of things that Ake ourselves tS
ouy remedy et tnsi seek preparation des
With heroic hrmnssS sni know that ttas 10 ole gain"
FRTSD
AZ the Wi-sSn Amelia county, 81 Ausa Of dipthva
DJNALD RUtEN youngest Ch "a VI Lucy A. sni w. h. Hsni
s5u aged ytgrs a month
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-08-28
[ no. -u, .rrnrnxp WIG. I

70 the OOsaitt.es Of CoHsrsss on thu 90" f'6s'ds rag
respec.faIy submit for your selection two designs
for our Confederate ecch Of which "a stESdsG ovsy
h slsys to rePressn. the tree "SaTspsnglee Banner
Of the glorious old ballad, composed by that whole
soul.d southerner and Slave holder, Francis g. Key,
vSose utter contempt of the Yankee character
admirably expressed in his terse definition Of the genus
Yankee - being sin commerce 9 cheat-in politics q
sn.ks-in religion bypocrite" To allow the sWndling
Yankees to leh from us this grand Southern ballad and
is appropriate Tag would amount to derection Of
duty to the noble dead Tue indignant spirit OF the de
parted author would rise up to protest against the sAcr
lass therefore mplore you to rescue from the unha
loved gsp OF the Yankees these long cherished sanzis
by adopting standard TO whose folds they may be
appropriately applied The South should never allow
the Yankees usurp either that ballad It's correspond
ing banner. The Hlg:Of the Yankee is most properly
the despolic dag Of the stripes whilst THAI Of the South
ID the Blr,,sr Of the Stars.
when clouds of oppression oershaded
The banner that Liberty bore,
The stars from its galaxy faded,
The day Of its splendor was DER
Those std'S in q constellation
The shy Of the South sdorn,
And proclaim TO each civilized milton
That Freedoms true Banner is born"
Then indeed may be sounded, in auth and sincerity,
that noble rsiIain--
THE ,.ar-'panslsd bannsr in triumph shall wave
Der the land Of the fss aud the home Of the brave
In the 6rst design presented thu 6,ld Ii blue with Il
diagonal eross Of snrs equal 10 number to the oouteder
ate States the union is red With circle Of stars, also
equal 10 number to Confederate States. lu the
ond desgu, the field is red With simple or straight
cross OF stars conforming number the Confederate
StAss the diagonal blu studded Sth stars alsO
equal IL numb4r 10 our States,
Very respectfully, your Obdtss't,
LAWS (UIGIR OF 3. q.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-08-28

To- House % L Frc-,utals,s spent the -hCe day
yssJs,1,J, Ia d,,u eng the Iagi o rather. dement's,
~ lie ,,s,JaIJ u ,le SA.g All eJl,llI,I BY adopt
- .aJ resolution i-yulg the Senate uri,e u.,L
ecu =. 4gpvilu.s toauilI-e % Investigate The uisu
,EsDslJ q, JlaI Department aud the qga,hs atOus q
5ssl TJg J.iy q I-.li-u Bzt-ssu tas aui b, Es
Ike s,lIa.J sud J,ys,'- ,HOdv VI procedure. 4. ,s
sy IL CO Regretted thai ,Ae necessity iOr a. Uu VI lh-
as-s55s tas arssu-thaG Tie President did not st Il e
-sas-e1t olgsl- ,uoa ot the Goy-rl snl ,iru 10 the
.al.a5ls voice q the psOpi, aud place more CON
csJlat aLj thyisLt a. sas hasy Department or
scat ;s provisional sast ts- possessed the sensible
" sli sell appreciation hat soul lave sJggsstsd
1Sucu Of Tie u tsltsi made huI A. 1t - % s4g.
sst iE Ill sIuda,-- that much aolttcatOU " Lim-.l.
80 u Ls if.eud- hiy 10 Avoided By biz
i.s sjs.s lEus.i10. Wsie ths,s aaJ charge OF oh
O. o n.sCOLi4t involving Gs moral chafse,sr he, Of
e-4ss could uOt 30 thls but tie allegation relates
-, - bis canpetsaCy. 90 10 hos SELF erpesi
Iii ,ssaS a,0i to ~ before Committees to try that is
ELS. Ne, thsfsioIe, hope aud expect that he gill n
.lcs s.Iiss tIom the C,b.UeJ
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-08-28
sIseI.1Iaa sI,.aasrs.

tie Telegraph spOss s,ee!clad Confederate e. At
t1a zea.h Of the Mississippi. Toe Navy DspsItasn
rss co information thu -lt c. and The telegram Is
ssS1atiJ uas ~, it ought 10 Us tue. II ia
zoe tts1 eighteen months this Government
sszslizst IL bad the Oulsst bass Of credit such
- 40 Gtysf1us-t 81 is origin had before. III,
II lie su1stalcs O. tie people al i,s iispOsa aud
cart Of that Substances Ojllon equal 10 Europe 10
Gold Toe least mOdiCum u management and enter
s.s #cuj have enabled The Government to pOss'ss il
SIT Of navy that -Oulj 10. Odly have made
ipssa ,bls, but s0uli base paced the snsmJs ship
piaE aud coast cites 81 CuE mercy Hos different would
IIvs bson cur condition SGd experience If this bad
eesu done What st firing and shame, what loss and
c .sruotion, hos manJ thousands Of ives, hos many
l--lols Of psoPr,y might have teen saved, If this
EsESg had been pursued
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-08-28
stunrtIn,he saddle again.

By reference 70 another column, it will be seen that
tie gallant Stuart with three thousand meu in the sad
Gle, las beel CT again OF those exciting and &C
0sdtdc rides, shich 50 ssrls and damage the enemy,
swing the Liar General Pope PrOdigOSs scare about
bs own dssirAbs person. indeed even taking his coat
GU whipping 5000 OF bis nee, capturing three nun
dssd and Sky seven PRISONERS including seventeen OH
Ssfs, besides destroying almost fabulous amount Of
the enemies stores
As the var progresses. beginning to 10 out
t1sg cur cavalry lar useful and important
ssn Of the service than Sas supposed Iu the com.
Increment il on!y used tor purposes Of picket,
scout snd oouHsf duty ea'iug the lighting to be done
Ordinarily By the afaLtfy ald artillery. Nos are
beginning TO let 1em oOss, iu those quick aud danger.
dsshes Ard hJss forced reconnaissance iOF which
o. lheiT spiFt sud sPsst they emiusnty suited
ed whicE too salt JLeH -elL For cavalry men
Ct the South u the best aud braves. Of the land
ordinarily yOu1g Of education aud good social 20
suon. lie sCus u fairness aud eOuGty gentlemen, ShO
IL great piuck sd seltTssPsot sdd tie accomplish
u caIiuy uOissmalstig tIOm their early youth
their spt and ski have had Ju, little opportunity Of
Z sFisy altii Fs0sE;y,
Bat Morgan. the bold, II tie West, -ho goes Ehsrs
Flsasss and does Ls likes paying more regard to
sasE e. lines JlSl 10 90 many spider EsbsEt So Pc
sssias sih the facility Of railroad conductor Osins
Federal STOKES 18th legendary ssal, aid plays all Of
pseGks With the tslsgtaYaic sfes-hOfgsn has show
stat csyslry gsl 10 70 hayass AID damage Al enemy
tdsrs While us,v ia tic EAs Stuart leaves tLs enc
iEJ Fss. bu. is s~s,z svisg his outhesItsd sad
siroHgsEsc and ss.it footed riders chance 10 sLo-
sh Of rLef steel aulolg tho Yankee rank, sho
s.s Usglni0g lear tie sound Of hs horses hoois in
every breeze AZ, DID Of poor AsLbys before he Il,
. GsTtyr.
isC Morgan, because they a-A's llre cut to BE- Iae
ed .hsn We have not gss.i lIsa ihs4sgs III, length
Il uas. &c as5sn Toe sesAatsE 81 De AslsEupa.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-08-28

THs On LEAvss.-From = tie Of the Georgia Jou.
IA ior isl2 We learn that the Northern papers threat
eosi to ",,.5i.s lie SOuttsrH States aud make them
colonies OF the Miriam" RaicuiDg then, IS nov,
tas physical strength Of the South, Blston paper said
The Northern States tough, rugged, EaIks the
Soo,bsru are weak ard ,fsminsts Besides their
Ess stand With upisd knives tho tbTosts OF their
a ztars and only ~st Tor encouragement and support
90 butcher them masss."
Fms congs Of themselves has rot sbstsd for the last
~ years and the Yankees are nov trJrg their tough
siDs.s md .aslks disposition upon the feeble South -
4 fierce malignant spirit seems to posses them bot
- thiak The prOsyz qli-s encouraging that heOei-
,- Pops and Buell. viii sXoroise the demon By process
mich sad 70 sepaFats alloy from the gold Of char
sorr yhrcssh '15'Hq fhe IsPks5s vii % aepnd'n'ly
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-08-28

ANNED ClsS Tie Irish Court decides ba; Mrs.
Yslscrlou VS. NJ ielserton's Lawful wife. The Scotch
court decides thai she is NO.. THIS gets things mixed
Il lr,l,ni hrs. YelverIon il VirIu,uI woman. In
Scotland ste is uOhilg but mistress. Ia Ireland Nj
,lrerOu cal De arrested for bigany be having
"a 4 Ms Forbes after he msrred Mrs lelvertOu. In
J'la1i NJ Ye!yertoa Il merely "a OF the world
sIlst M IrVrrtOn Cru be arrested for bigsmy -
r,at institution that ard Ill developed under British
I,u Which . ths GLORY 1t the kingdom"
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-08-28
OIEa9ispl -

tie Es5D.asr, "a rs s.ie IL taesJsI Eoruing. We
Eszsaly dsa0uaesd.tLe OLD Washington sUlnu l.tOn OF
81 administration organ" alj changed n-t the Er
.5sr occupied hat relation to tie poses ia. Be-
rls Ea..Ssr, yesterday uit,y diselAiIet. Va bso
l,gs6 hat - yelilt s0uid be einphAle sud adig
ANT a. 10 ssVe ~ As1oS Of doubt = 70 srOundes
vsss Of tie accusation. We hoped dis, GOT 50 much
t.F The cake u the AdslIiz,rsion for he good
- Of cur log tone e)JeupofAry, and toe hoaor q
Southern s4uai-u. We have Inherited many Of the
sss aud adopted many Of tie abuses VI the old GOV
eminent bit dSyog,y pray that &c may be spared
.ss Invention, The tcAlda aud opprOLrium ~ once Of
Ins P,sss I'D the GOveumeat, vyideGeiIg SeuaIy IN
the tofuer aud conscious eupAbhty in the latter. In
-as yu,ss i.,s OF the Va L,ugtOH Government, such
gang -. unknown; 1t sss tie sbelp Of the Albany
ss-cy lf.l -srreJ 10 the Federal Capital. II auy o
cl glsEs .ule.ouaf dsprayed enough to dcgiIs
tie .4uU.Gs iOu Of =uca agency our system, We
l,Es 10 -e,aJ-ssj us~-qapsr vii BE- found Base
1aisli..g the ary work We should be Ialy grieysJ
s51 fpdsrd " had that o. 7uJ sediments ~err su
;ssJslsJ .y % fs=pye.Aelv IourusI the E"g.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-08-28

kUsr DKnk A witty young rascal, passing through
the town OF -, in Alabama, not long since, wanted
come whsky and knoWpg it could only be obtained BY
physician, wrote himself an order, signing Il with lis
own name, 10 which a learned n. D ~ss attached. He
presented il at tie dIrg store Of gentleman, Who
though uGrecogniz,d by bin, proved 10 be cid
austntauce. "Hllo, Frank said he, ~hen did you
get 20 be a DOCTOR" "Pm not doctor "Why
sbas THE NJ D. to your maine Tor, thsLs' Frank cav
no was caught hut det' ImibiDg 10 mai the best Of IT,
pu' on very in ocent look, ahd me,kly answered -
I" OF, that's for Mighty Dry OF couiss he got the
whisky.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-08-28
SECRETARY o. TIE NAyY-THE aFATE DE-
PARrhEST


PARfhEST.
4, ne EIitOr Of n, Hhig
THE sise .ad sensible proposition of Mr. Conrad OF
jasiso- 10 abolish the Navy Department and transfer
H. duties TO the Wa Once commands the hearty coo.
cgrrsnee OF many ldcocs Aad patriotic ctlsnR in this
safe.
FrudeGcs aud economy will both be promoted by such
s,er. Al excellent amendment. TO the proposition
you'd b. abolish also the State Department, aud de
vOve il merely formal duties tue Department Of Jus.
G,s-the Attorney GenerArs Oif,e.
As Is proposed to Increase the pay OF the soldiers,
the salaries thus saved could be ussiuly applied to this
o. c..
sG tins uholesCme reformation AGj retreHohment he
adopted, by all msAus, aud rithOus desy
hICGLRRURG
NJrIh Carolina.
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THr DAssIR OF FosIIss IsEIsvEsrION.-Ths Wat

kiDs ~ ~ Republican, of the 9Th ut, says:
Hon A. g. Owen told "a OF Thursday evening that be
had the express authority Of Secretary Seward TO tell
the people that be had assured the representatives Of
foreign nations from tina to time thst the rebellion
uould be crushed out and that in order to prevent To-
tefysntion In favor Of the rebellion, he bad nam
time 30 short that he dared make IL public and
tbst such Intervention could not bs pTe Gated but bJ
immediate Response to the call for tie $780, GOO man.
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CyuapOndsnCs Of tie Wig.

Carr MOSS Aug. 2Sl
On the 2Oih iust., information VAS brought to the
camp that the enemy we're rsVsgrg hcDoSs county
And capturing its citizens The order soon given
iOf volunteers be raised from among the companies Of
tie lst Battalion Mounted hsmen, Va State Line, To
the number OF one hundred, which quickly done,
aud the command under Ii. 0oi. Heuudsbe, secomps.
uied BY Lsuts- Snms, APpleby, Taylor and Mcclure,
SSs sooa on the road They marched al Jay without
Any incident uni late that night when they upon
body OF Union lsn at house, who prec!pstoy 1t
tho hrs. ire OF our men. They thsu continued tie
march unul usIt morning, when they up with al
other party Of s0me fifteen or twenty three Of whom
tney captured ~Gb the Of the -LOls party kiog
s.ms four i've, tie rest escsping " the mountsins
Our men then ate the breakfast the enemy had pared
AID continued their march until they arrived the
u 5 camp, where they captured u guns, LOrses,
eOth,Gg, ammunition Ain fact, the Whole camp
,quipsge Vi the enemy. Tbe men then Toasted them,
selves Nth honey al tbs house OF Capt Godfrey Who
couuisudsi the enemy. Toe command thea returned
" camp Abs alley satisf ID With their trip heAIl,
every uan bearing some trophy Of their victory.
r.
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B,NGHAM sCHOOL.
WANTED,

SUBSTITUTE &c ~ ia osTIry ooupaTy Apply to T. r.
"A Powell a ma sa7se' BOGrinG ssSss RGaE street =,
10 e'siooE aug SI-S'
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The Senate met at IL O'Clock \. Prayer by Ne
Bishop Early, Of the Methodist Church.