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Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-12-19
BATTLE CT FREDERICKSBURG.
Four Days Fighting!

/ Only at Pit.sburg Landing, along the
| Chickahominy, a, the second Bull Run
contests, and at Antietam or Sharpsburg,
has this Slavery War witnessed as severe
hostile meetings as from Thursday to
Monday last.
Thursday witnessed the triumph of the
eff lrt to cross the river at Fredericksburg,
which was most sk.iiully done in the teeth
Of the foe.
Friday, there were frequent skirmisbes,
and the complete passage Of our men and
arms was effected
, Saturday, systematic plans were put in
operation to carry the unknown lines Of
entrenchmeut, south Of the city, comman-
ding it 10 part, and in the way of our army
ing SOU ubward. No fault of general
ship, of soldiers, or lack Of courage aud
materials, is alleged The fight was awful.
From 9 in the morning, the gallant Un-
iouists hurled themselves, regiment after
regiment, against the stronghold of the
Rebels. Oar men displayed prodlges OF
valor, and won some important points,
a mile at the easterly line,) gaining
part of the first line of entertainments.
1t is probable the enemy lost less than we,
as they were almost invisible in their
woods and rife pits and behind their eu-
trenchmeuts Atpigh,, the fire slackened,
and our men lay upon their arms.
Sunday, the Uuionists awaited an at
tack, but the enemy would not come out
for general engagement.
Monday, finding the enemy's position
too strong TO be taken unless at immense
sacrifice, our men being worn BY four
days Of offensive labor, and the pontoon
bridges beiug in danger, it was deemed
inexpedient to remain on the south side
of the river. AND as Washington at
Long Island escaped during the storm and
fog, 50 Burnside, amid the rain and wind
of Monday evening and Tuesday morning,
brought back everything moveable out Of
danger.
When, on Tuesday, the Rebels found
their hoped-for prey bad escaped, they
were astonished and angered-but, as our
guns command the city, they keep re-
Specialize distance.
The result is sad loss of life, and
therein a cause of discoursgement. But
movement was demanded by the loyal
people, and the blow inflicted on the eau
iious foe must satisfy them how strong
and how earnest is the Union spirit. No |
censure can be attached to the Army or
to its Generals On the contrary, though .
repulsed, the survivors have won immor-
tai honor, and the fallen dead will be
ranked with those of Bunker Hill and of
Germantown.
The delay Of the army in reaching the
Rappabannock, and of the pontoons in ar
riviag in time to bridge it, gave the enemy
and their slaves ample time to make more
strong good natural position. On such
'little things" hang great results. Per-
iaps no one is criminally to blame, snt
hese may rank among the unfortunate
accidents of war"
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-12-19

The Message of Gov. Vance, of N. c.,
is openly for the Rebellion, but condems
the couscription act necessary to keep alive,
and also the unnecessary greed among
them, also the distllation of liquor from
grain, and the pervetsion Of the school
fund to war purposes. He says the North
Carolina soldiers suffer great for food and
clothing. Other advices are that free
labor and Union movements are quietly
going on, at the Eastward especially, crea-
ting general interest, and that the people
are becoming more and more hostile to the
war. Gov. Staniy has ordered an election
for Congressman in the ID EASTERN dis
trict.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-12-19

Gen. Scott's letter to the Old Public
FuE;tionary created quite a sensation in
England. The h)udon Times pFoaounces
its suthor the "W ellington of America"
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-12-19

The pirate Sumpter is to DC sold ut
auction, in Gibra!tor. The "290" he'd
narrow escape from capture by the San
Jaciu!O, near Martinique, and Is at large.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-12-19
Wm.H. Beck, of l3lst Reg, writes that

ColAlia'ac had his horse shot from under him Capt
Ryan, of NIlrburg, reported shot SerT Treat of
Capt Meyers Co ff Is slightly wounded. He reports
- Stecs of Miniinburr. aad - Snyder, Of -
as killed. Lshrils is badly and several others slightly
wounded Peter Collins. wounded. ia ho'Pitsl
Vim. BurkLoldor, lev sburs also wounded.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-12-19

Rev. T. W. Higginson, of Worcester,
Mass, has accepted the ColOnecy of the
lst South Carolina Colored Regiment.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-12-19
Geo. ". Schcch, of the 5th Reserve

Geo. W. Schoch, of the 9TH Reserves,
acciirntly wounded in the palm Of the hand by a
fellow soldier. lie says 1t Col. Dare wounded aud
MAJ. Z-ntmyer reported killed.
Capt. Jonathan E. Wolf, Co G, wounded in s,c.
ofco. D. Harrison Vert, East DuHsIe, killed.
VIM. naskns oi- do
Capt Chs. l. Schailir, wounded in knee, prisoner
York 4. " edward do DO do
Curry hcliy. wounded. supposed do
s"r- Wm >rarls ie>h wound in head.
Corp James boran, wUundCi twice.
"in MAtr-r, wounded In back.
John Ripple, do do
Charles Washhuru. fc,h wound in head.
Some are missing who may yet turn up.
In the Milton Company, (E, 13lst
?. N.,) We learn of the following casual
tiles
lst Lieut.. VIM. A. Bruner (printer, former
ly Of Nunbury,) wounted-dIed Sunday
John Straub, shell cut off his right arm.
and he bled 10 death.
The following we're wounded, but gen.
orally not dangerously:
Capt. Isaiah b. Davis. arm and foot
Serg. +. l. Baro, wounded IN shoulder
WIN. Anstadl, wounded IN right arm
Samuel BverIy, calf Of Trgh; leg
W. y. Fisher. IN side
Jacob lenbach. Lett arm
Samn"l Miller, left side. severely.
VIM. Runkle, right arm
Jacob Smith. IN breast
lew B Schoch, right arm badly
W. h. Trego. left arm
kurlz Il. Watson, right wrist
d. &. Mallery, Chaplain 5lst Pa. Vol,
reports T. killed aud 20 wounded-S2-
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-12-19

Democrats in Congress are taking up
most Of the time in offering resolutions to
embarrass the administration.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-12-19

WASHINGTON, Dec. l6.-FroM what is
known of the strength aud extent Of the
cnemy's fortii,atious at Fredericksburg,
there seems TO be general approval oil
Gen. Buruside's course in recrossing the
Rappahannock.
Although our loss is heavy, it is far
below some of the published statements.
But the precise number cannot, for days
to come, be ascertained
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-12-19

The destination Of Banks expedition
is not yet Known. It has been a we'll
kept secret, for wonder, ard that is one
good siga.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-12-19
--latest N ewg

A scouting expedition, sent out from
Brownstown, Va, has just returned
They made a march of l60 miles in nine
days; caused the big thief, Ex-Sec.
Floyd, to retreat with his force across the
Big Sandy to Pikevile, Kentucky; burned
the town of Logan, with the reaIdebce Of
Floyd, his mills, and some adjoining
farm buildings; destroyed an ordnance
store of the Rebels at Wyoming, and a
commissary store on the head of Island
creek broke up gang of bushwhackers
near Logan, and captured 30 head of cat
tie, 10 horses, some arms, aud 81 pris
oners.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-12-19

BAD SIGN.-When in Washington Cen
Mcclellan dined with such enemies of the
Administration as Cox. That may tc all
right, but the people would prefer other
luiImacius.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-12-19
For Rent or Sale.

- The well known TAVERN STAND
E,1 situate on Market 81. in The Borough
of LeUisburg--now In the occupancy of e.
u. Cox. ]. WOLFE
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-12-19

NASHVILLE, Dee. l6-Wm. H. Polk,
brother of President James X, Polk, died
here this morning. Mr.. Polk was a
strong Union man, former member of
Congress, an officer in the Mexican war,
and one Of the most eminent cltizons Of
Tennessee.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-12-19
Administrators Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given, that Letters
~ of Administration upon the Estate Of
SARAHLNANE ALLAH, ,,at- o Bufti0e TP,
Union county. decd. have been granted Co. .he
undersigned, by the Rea,- OF 1 HIon county,
IL tue forla Of tew. Therefore. all persons
Indebted 10 said estate ar- requested TO make
immediate payment; and those having any
lust claims are also requested 10 present them
legally authenticated for settlement 10
J. F. VANVAIZAH,
=. 5. BARBER.
Dec l.. 1882 Ainlarstratars
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-12-19

Gen. BayaId vas to have been married
on the 18th inst, to daughter Of Col.
Bowman, of West Point. The match bad
already been postponed twice on account
Of the exigencies of the service. The
General died in full anti-slavery faith,
converted on his many fields 0. battle.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-12-19
(We give the news as it camc.)
Tuesday Mornings News.

No fighting on Monday. Our
wounded, and 400 Rchcl prisoners
arc the north side OF the river. The
5lst Z. '. and 9th Pa. Reserves
were engaged.
Banks landed at Winton, probably
to march on Weldon, \. G.
JcLDayis is reported in Tennessee.
[ Via Northum'd-Oct. lG, 4. p. NJ
WAsHIXGToN, Dee. l6.-The fol
lowing has been received by the Mil
itary Telegraph, dated
FALMOUTH, Dec. l6.-Thc rain is
falling fast, and river raising rapidly.
Our troops are all on this side. The
pontoons all up.
\ private despatch this morning
says oar army suffered defeat and
were driven across the river.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-12-19

ADV 6.aGe.-Ns formerly pdId % per
eek for raper-now, Sl2 for the ssame
quantity.
- tines Sls is S6a4
- ilmes I is 3G4
Advanced price, Sa6o per year.
Oar readers must see, that, with such hole
in our income, We must have CASH PAY ~
ADVANCE. We can lose nothing. Every
(whole) shee, costs i cents before it is prIn-
ied-65 cents year-leavlng only 81 10 So
cents 10 meet al, the expenses of ink, tyPe-set-
ting, printing, folding, directing or carrying,
fuel, rent, interest on money invested, and
.livin.." The more subscribers and adver-
,izing we have, the longer we can afford the
paper al present rates.
lp-Wm. Roshong, Esq, Of New Ber-
lin, is appointed Mercantile Appraiser in
Union county, for the coming year.
s@-Our Court has been occupied chief.
" with a case from SNYDER county
Sampson and Stockcr vs. Ex-Sheriif Her
rOld-verdict for Deft.
Full proceedings Of Court 10 our next.
las-The report of the State Treasurer
of Penn'a shows a balance Of S2,2ll,0OO
in the Treasury very prosperous cond'-
ton. The Revenue Commission recon-
mend increased taxation upon Railroads
and other property for State purposes, to
the relief Of rea! estate, which bears the
burden of local taxation.
I1- Mong shaw 100, the Burmese Stu
dent in the University at Lewisburg, will
deliver his entertaining Lectures, during
the Holiday Vacations, as follows
Wed. Eve, 24,h Dec, in New Columbia.
lin the Union Chap"l)
Thurs. Eve 25Ih Dec, in Bap. M.H., Brady.
Fri. Eve, 26lh Dec, in Elmspurt.
Sat Eve, 9Th Dec, in White Deer Mills.
Tin the School IIouse)
We think all in those neighbOrhoOds,
desirous of learning something of people
among whom are the most prosperous
American Missions, will iud qualification
in hearing Shaw Loo, who intends to re-
turn and preach the gospel to his country
men.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-12-19

The news Of reverse to the army that
Burnside so galIautiy led into Fredericls-
burg, fell Ike a funeral pail on the State
Capital yesterday. "Blrnside is CT, to
peiceS," cried one. "The army Of the
Potomac is devoured," shouted another.
"I told You that would be the result Of
the removal Of Little Mae" was the Dem
ocratic cAuckle "You can never couquer
the chiTalry," was the open declaration of
some secret sympatbiE rs with treason.
Little crowds of men were seen in earues;
conversation at street corners-the loyal,
though ssi at Heart, were unsbafan in
their love cf c)untry--tho plain meu OF
business looked at the disaster IS not des-
structive-and thus the news was received
and understood, its effects % tie people
were at once noticed.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-12-19

KANSAS MoDE OF WARFARE-The
battle fought by Cen Blum, aud the Kan
sas army on the 2Sth ult., was probably
the most hotly contested, aud the most
important in its effects, 50 far a, our State
i, concerned, Of any that has taken place
since the opening of the war.
1t will be seen by Gen. Blunt's dispatch
that the Rebels were about to make com
bined movement on Missouri; Hindman
was to join Mlrmaduke the next day, and
the two armies expected to ovcrwhelm the
kausas troops by their superior numbers.
Under such Circumstances, a Buell.
would have run, aud a M'Cieilan would
have "chaDGad his base" Bat Blunt has
courage, aud i in earnest. lie made {
forced march Of thirty miles, sfruk and
desfyqgcF That is the way the Kansas
men believe the war is to be euded.-Lcn-
ysuyrOyti f.guygytiEe.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-12-19

Em-The Lewisburg & East Buffaloe
Teachers Institute met in the boys Gram
mer School, Lewisburg, 18th Dec. 1852
Is teachers present. Exercises
Written Arithmetic class drill ly FL shssr.
Mental do do Roxy 4. Ellis.
D,cussiJupuSht the use OF Iohaceo De tolerated IN
the Sch %! Room
Alphabet exercise, ka:c Miller.
History III >aAifr.
kealIus j. q. Roger.
The following Exercises were appointed
for the next session of the Institute:
Parsiug, Miss. A. II. Stoner
Written Arth. tD.nOm. Nom. -. L. Irwin.
Discu.siOn-School government.
Algebra-II. ID Albright
AFTERNOON SESSION.
History. q. Roger.
Teaching children To r-ad-Miss NJ Z siifer.
Gpography-Nap of 4. S.-Niss A. D.. Dale.
k-.dins-Young's Night Tho'hts-Miss H. Iioushton.
Director Wn Jones, District Secretary,
being present, suggested the prOprie'y Of
aiming time for the holding of the
FDma cllaty Institute which stands
a1y5urncd to meet in Lewisburg-where
upon, it was un4nimously agreed that it
h held .5.m n nday until wednesday,
18th, 30tA anu 3lst, Dec, and that the
Secretary inform the County Superinten-
Gent of this action of this Institute.
AdjourneJ, to meet at 9 A. NJ, of
Saturday, Sd Jan, 1862.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-12-19

The recent Union victory in n. ".
Arkansas resulted in a total Union loss
Of 995 men in all Our men buried 500
Rebels, aud 600 Rebels have since desert
Cd. 1t was a tremendous loss to the
Rebels, who had 8 or / times our numbers
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-12-19
North d Operator.
Headquarters, army of Potomac, !
Dec. lG-I O'clock PM /

headquarters, army OF Potomac, !
Dec. lG-l o'clock, Z. VI. !
During last night, the army evacu-
ated the position on the opposite side
Of the river. The movement was a
perilous one, but was conducted in
safety. The artillery was the first
to cross. The last Of the infantry
brought up the rear shortly after
daylight this morning. The enemy
never discovered the movement until
1t was too late TO DO US harm. As
soon as the men were over. the pom
toon bridges were removed, cutting
off all communication. Our wounded
are safe on this side Of the river.
There was 4 heavy wind all night,
with considerable rain, which assisted
in preventing the Rebels from learn
ing our intentions.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-12-19

CtAUSAGE CUTTERS AND SUFFERS.
, We have an assortment Of these ccie5-
rated NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. guaranteed
EVANS & COOPER
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-12-19

SfKATE5-a choice lot SsateS Just reed py
, EVANS d COOPER
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-12-19
rJBLlsHED sEMI.WEEkLl--
,>'qy Morning & Friday Afternoon.

.d,saCe.-Ws formerly paid 81 per
eek for raper-now, Sl2 for the ssame
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-12-19

LOSSES FROM UNION COUNTY.
Lieut. A. G. Tucker, of Co. L Capt.
Ovens, 142d Reg, reports,
HILLEn.
David Jamisnn, of Brady Up, shot in the breast
David fetier, of Bu1aloe. shot in the head
WOUNDED.
Pollock Gundy, In mouth, finger shot oh-East Buf.
John Farley wounded in thiyh do
Wolf" VIM II, in foot do
Philip Steinmrtz, in shoulder do
Corp. Isaac \. Brown. in shoulder do
Henry stock, IN the groin do
Pet"r Armsgast, in tbigh-West Buf!sloe
kobert NJ. Wilson, in tbigh-Lswisburs
corp Johu II. Martiu-IIartley
htrri.on Hartman, leg and hesi-Bufalcc
Lew ReBn-r do
Levi Mover A,
Daniel M'Briie. in .rm-Vnion
sulotnon u. Notman-Lrwis
DHsii Root, in the head-Krlly
UEiah koscr, in foot do
VIM. L. AmmOn-LcW isburg-takcn pri.oner
Solomon Boyer-helly
John 5 Deliinzer-N-w Berlin
Daniel Msrtn-Hartey
Samuel Mover 10
o Thomas v wynEWhite Deer
Jeremiah Nosar 10
John VI. MoycE-BUGaos
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-12-19

R-Dr. James D. Strawbridge is
placed in charge Of the Floating Hospital
at Columbus, Ky.
Roland G. Curtin is appointed Naval
Sc;oFekeePer in Phil adclphIa, 10 place Of
zen. Irwin, deceased.
R-A raluajlc Fuflloc tosnsbip Farm
l. 'aserilsad il tO-iay's paper.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-12-19

FALMOUTH, Dec. l6-S, y. Nj
have just crossed with the last of the army,
and our pontoon boats have all been care
fully taken up. All our stores, wagons
aud guns were brough! away safely. Our
wounded were removed, and the evacua-
tioa was conducted under the guns of the
enemy, in a masterly manner. The river
is rising rapidly, aud it still rains. The
rapid ruDning of the river would have no
doubt washed our boats away had they
remained. The enemy fired few shots
yesterday, bu, did not venture outside Of
their works, evidently being highly grati-
fed at being let alone.
Our guns command the town, an the
Rebels will hardly dare occupy it again.
\ few yeEturesome ones came down the
streets and peered around the corners as
we were leaving.
The army is not at all dishcartcned at
its failure to whip the Rebels, but are
ready and eager for another conflict.
New ORLEANS dates to the i,h inst.
say the election for members of Congress,
in the First and Third districts, passed of
quietly. The returns of the voting we're
as follows:
lst district. Flanders. Bculisny
2lo6 1876
Majority for Benz, f. Flanders, 2050.
81 Dist. Hahn. Durell Barker. Greath'se
1916 9O5 302 3i3
Michael Hahn over Durell, GIL.
The gentlemen elected are uncondition-
al Union men. Mr. Flanders is a native
of New Hampshire, and a graduate of
Dartmouth College. He has resided in
New Orleans thirty years. Mr. Hahn is
of German descent, but has lived in
Louisiana since his boyhood He is
lawyer by profession, aud was staunch
uuionist through the darkest hours of
Secession madness.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-12-19
Rich DEVELOPMENTS.

huJVuIuNHI To fnoO0 "V
Saturday, Sd Jan, 1862.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-04
MORE FIGHTING m VIRGINIA.
Jmioss Forces Victorious.


From tho Asmy Of the Potomac.
HsApQu Aarsus, ARnY o. rHR PoronAc,
Sunday, Nov. 2d,9 p. N.
Gen. Pleasanton came up with the
enemy's cavalry and artillery at Philli.
mont, about one o'clock yesterday.
The fight, which was conducted
wholly by artillery, lasted about five
hours. when the encmv retired to Uuion,
. email town three miles beyond.
Onr loss killed and IA wounded.
The enemy's force consisted Of por-
ten OF Stewards cavalry and battery
Five OF them are known to have been
killed.
This morning Pleasanton renewed
the attack at 8 o'clock. At 10 o'clock
he was reinforced by . brigade. Of In
fantry.
AT l o'clock the enemy fell back from
Union, and orr troops occupied the town.
Our loss up TO o'clock to-day was one
killed and four wounded.
During the action q rebel caisson was
exploded BY one OF our shells. The
enemy's Io.s il unknown. Tne firing
10 that direction was very heavy from
8 o'clock to dark. The result is moi
known.
Gen. Mcclellan visited the front this
morning.
A heavy dust was observed to-day al
Ashby's Gap. In what direction the
rebels are moving is not known, the
distance being too great.
Another portion of our army took
possession of Smokers Gap to day.
Three brigades Of rebel troops we're
at last adviccs advancing up the west
side Of the mountain in two columns
firing followed but no more is known.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-04
TRUSTEES SALE.

~
VXInEREAS on the gath day Of October, A. D.
w 1857, Lyman Osborn, and Phebs Osborn,
his wife, execut4d unto David s. True, as Trustee
certain deed Of trust, conveying to said Trustee
the land in Scott county, lows, described . fol-
lows, to-wit: The east-hAlf Of lot No. two III Of
timber, and lot No. two ri Of prairie, set forth
in ths field notes Of Jonathan Parker, - fled IN
the Fund Commissioners Office, (of said Scott
county, u the sixteenth section in Hickory Grove
in 4 liens Grove township. Which said convey
ance was made BY the said Lyman Osborn and
Phebe Osborn for the purpose Of securing the pay
msnt Of certain prcmissory note and tho interest
thereon, signed BY said Lyman Osborn, dated the
Path day Of October. A. b. 1851, and payable 70
the Urder Of David pubach, on tho z4th day of
Dc ober, A. ID. 1858. for the sum Of seven
hundred and City dollars with interest there
on At 10 per cent. per annum after maturity.
And nov said promissory note faving become
due and payable, and the said Lyman Osborn Sav.
ing failed to pay the same, l. DsviaS. True. Trus-
tee - aforesaid do hereby give this public notice
By raid deed Of trust. will on Saturday, the ssd
day q November, A. d. 1862, ct the hour of two
o'clock in the afternoon Of eAid day, at the Court
House door, In the city Of Davenport, expose sud
oGef for SALE 81 public auction. the parcels or land
shove described, or 50 mach thereof q shall s.
necessary 70 satisfy and pay The anount q eaid
note, with the interest thereon o The dsy of sale
together With al the costs and sxpenees stfendine
saia sale costs d this notice and trustse's fsee
Dated ~ Soth ~ y Oetebers 4 ]. b. lee1. as
l....o DAVID y TRUE, .TnsoeA W
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-04


The Gazette again publishes its gar.
bled rchash Of garblcd report made By
a garbled republican, Of the speech OF
Judge Thayer at Blue Grass, before the
election. Anybody can pick words and
sentences out Of any speech that will
not do the speaker any credit, even
though the speech of itself might be n
model Of perfection and proprie.y.-
What we said in our Saturdays issue
concerning Thayer's position on the
Davis, looms, Mason and Sldel matter,
is just the simple truth, with no varuish
or dc..action. Neither Mr.. Thaycr or
any other loJ man has any desire to
have those rebels back in the Senate
On the contrary it is almost revolving TO
nature to think of it, but at the same
time If the establishment and perpet-
nifty of the Union were depending upon
it, we would strike the bargain and re-
store the country. Who wouldn't buy
such an immense blessing at even Sc
great a price? II the editor Of the
Gazette were authorized to make such
a settlement, We think well enough oil
his patriotism to believe that he would
close it at once.