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, 1862-11-22
OF UNTON1SEI I'm NIENI.
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Great Change for the Better.

The Memphis papers Of the 17th bring US
'crg and glowing accounts Of IN *timmensa
Union demonstration in that city On the pre-
cedirg day. There was a prodigiou= proces.
sion Of citizens-over 5000 being in line;
there was q prodigious mass meeting in the
theatre, at which glowing speeches were de-
EEerc1 by distinguished gentlemen; there
Tere lags and bands Of music; there were
Two Union clubs, German Turner's, and citi-
zsHs On horseback; there were boys aud girls
co6tumed in white and bearing devices and
emble1ns; there Was Ito quote the Memphis
BuIttia) magnificent car, Of immense
proportions, covered with pink, and drawn
by twelve gray horses, while in the centre rose
dome Of blue, resting on pillars, and within
the circle Of the dome, stood q tall young
lady Of regal style Of bcauty, {whose name the
Memphis editor does not hesitate to give,)
habited in the costume Of the Goddess Of Lib
erty," In Ehort-tor we cannot add to the
ornamental skill Of the Bulztfin-beautY was
banners, streanaers wautonius lu the wind,
flags displaying tho n1nh1ema OF our proud
nationality, and martial and patriotic airs
pca}ing from trun1pets and bounding from
drums, added an exultant feature to the mag
! niGcent display
All tits in a1emphis-in that city from
| which. Of all cities Of the South, we heard
| but few months ago, the loudest and fiercest
! declarations Of dea:hless devotion to the re-
| bc1lion-whcrs the howls Of defiance to the
/ Yankees fairly split the ears Of the world
| where every soul had sworn to perish in that
! last ditch which Gen, Pillow had dug
aid Rev. Gen. Polk had couseerated. Ii
the spring the Ee.Dphians were in the
precise condition of mind in which the R;ctl-
mond correspondent Of the Londan Times
! describes the people Of the rebel capital. and
| Of the entire South, now to be. But they
have grown wiser since then; half a year d
In all this there is an instructive lesson to t6s
London 1Taacs man, as well as to those here
! WHO may yet imagine that the people Of any
part ef The South ~i]l q fight to the last nan,
| or will NOT acquiesce in destiny when the for.
tunes of var 60 against them.
, 1862-11-22
Tho Erie TnnaT.

BUFFALO, Nov. 19--The amount of tolls
received in this city from the Eric Canal from
the opening Of navigation to the 18th inst ex-
ceeds IS, ,9GO. eco.
, 1862-11-22
Uu RR1af.

ITO REFT-F'nrnished rooms. at
j. NO. 7s6 State street. up-sta1rs. ao2o- -1s7sst
TO RENT-A three-story Brick
/ store. T1th good Cellar. on South Watec street.
5ctwseG C. sxk ana la=99 F2,sf;.;ga GiTea @ At e
pa-ke Cos DaaEI1s ut1icc. No. Is Lake street.
, 1862-11-22

H- The New York Tribune of Thursday
says: 1fr. Charles l. Dana, late Of this paper,
has been untraly reported, by certain Wash
ipgton dispatch writer's, as having been ap.
pointed Assistant Secretary Of War, rice Mr.
c. T. Wo1cott Of Ohio. The reports author-
ftatiyeIy cputTadicted.
, 1862-11-22
The Off1c1al Result In New York.
A1DANY, Wednesday, Nor. IS, 1862.
The Atlas and Argus gives the following fuu
official yote On Governor:

Wbo1e yote. ,,..,............. COS ,553
Sayn,our. .36i 0S3
Wa6sEorth. -6e6, ,491
, 1862-11-22
Majority for Seymour. 1o.51s
Canal Commissioner Skinner leads his
firEa{

Wisconsin 5th Congressional District.
Ezra Wheeler. the Democratic candidate for
Congress. .is probably elected to Congress from
the fifth Wisconsin district His majority in
The district is 1,100 on the home vote, 1t is
doubtful If the soldiers vote will overcome
TThAa1or1a rou;rr}tu
, 1862-11-22

These- figures demonstrate that the Re-
publicans have furnished Mrxejon7tas ef
Tie roz"nteers from Chicago and Ctok cou7sty.
It shows, also, the Influence Of the Times
and kindred sccessionists, in discouraging
eniistnicnts among Democrats, and in keep
ing them ut home to open fire in the rear
On the government while the Republicans
arc absent in tue field fighting the rebels.
Of the 1900 volunteers from this county
in the army who are not voters, 1900 arc
Republicans ard 500 Democrats. Add 10
these the soldiers who arc voters, and the
result is:
Republican soldiers from Cook Coz 5.os6
Democratic soldiers *t ....-..... ,914
Excess Of Republicans. ns...-.--..-.--.-..-.. 4,o12
This tells the tale as to which party is
doing most TO put down the rebellion and
aaye the Union.
, 1862-11-22
Tie Movement Toward Richmond

Correspondence Of the Ne1 York Times.1
WA1HEEroS Junction, Nov. II, 1862.
The army is marching through this place
en- route for Richmond, while the sick and
wounded are being transferred by cars to
Washington. The road from Narrenton lies
through region made deso7a1e by til. rule
destruction and havoc Of war. Many Of tue
plantations arc totally uninhahitcd, save bt-
the aged and accrepia negroes Who haTe been
left behind.
THE TELEGRAPH WIRE CCT.
Some little excitement existed along the
line Of the railroad yesterday, caused by
sudden Suspension of telegraph comuunica-
tion betT Teen Bull Run and alexandria, After
4 lapse OF three hours, the line WAS in work
jDg order again, through the el]icieacy of
116jor Eekerts, L. D. c. and telegraph super
intcndent- The wire had been cnt at point
about five miles north of Bull Run Greek, ly
sonic venturesome servant Of the rebellion
probably 8 buahWhacker.
, 1862-11-22

Tic SUCCESS with winch the Democratic
leaders operated to keep their followers
from volunteering is brought to light by
the election returns Take the case of
Cook county for example at the presi-
dental election the Vote cast was as fol-
1nEs.
, 1862-11-22

WASHINGTON, NoT. 19, 1862.
The following is the official report OF the
expedition made aon,e time SINCE through
Greenland Gan:
, 1862-11-22

ITO ENT-A first eIsss Dwelling
.ra out brick stable elt iAtt The North Division.
near Chicago avenue and tue Lake aho.s y f1r rent
WOOD co. southwest corner Of Ciayk saa Laka
, 1862-11-22

RCARD1N GA gentleman and
~ vile, snd several single sentltmen, c1n tat
boarding ard lodging st reasonable ra.ea 0.o
strett, east Of Lukh ST Get. noaAxd,t It
, 1862-11-22

~ = Il II D. Employment as
~ Ec.liEtress IN p-tE4tc fEnitr- C41 do sll
fincsef S1ng either Dr saEd or 9sShtre Sass+ac-
tors 5et:reEcss giTe2. Address "F- W Pos. ,nce
Box 341I. uo{a ..-lt
M ANTED--A Boy from sixteen
W tolwsns7 rears Of age. weo caa dire Eock-
away. SCI! take care Of horse Hnd cuE, Inquire 1t
Ao frfs F+ta4t -$tI
, 1862-11-22

w ANTED-A situation rs meat
~ and rastr7 cook in . hn,c b. sa sc.: Lis
VIE. No objection to 50 l117 the country. AS7. y
slfEAtiDE - coachyT9E; h} GEsE"s1 1I1. A7T:F st
MES BITE Agency CAce, Il. Washington stsees q
, 1862-11-22

ELTSWORTR ZOUAVES, AT
e. TESTIoS!- !-Yoc a7e Asrehy e.aeze,. g h. At
3cEr Arnoty OF noe D-AF EVENING. zl1e .lts itss,
st o'clock sFsTp. Arg IreNlter who sasil tc!! to
tbty tila der, Or Ee satisfactory eScuS3 Oh ar
before Monday evening. v! be exneI ed- TINS oRoSE
Is GG1'EEATTvE. E. L Brand
ntfs.
, 1862-11-22

ITO RENT-Thc subscribers pres
l. eut residence. 10 z3s Iudiae= street. corner u&
Dearborn. ContA!.s II -uens al E1s ftr1sce. BATH
1oom Rss, &c. Possession 6tTen Dec+ uber 1st. III
quIfc OF E. C, LAENED corner OF Dla5 bora aid Rsu-
de1ph street. or 70 ". II. hAMFsUN. MstEp1ojitxr.
R1dck uo33-TtN.4W
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-05-22
Al Unjust Accusation.

The rebels unjustly accuse their North
ern pro-slayery allies of detection and bad
faith. They charge them unjustly with
promising to open fire in the rear, and
then backing down. These much abused
msn did open FIRE in the rear, and they
have kept it up - briskly ~ they dare
ever since the rebellion broke out. They
promised to oppose coercion; and they
did. They promised to oppose yigor-
GUS prosecution Of war; and they did
They promised to paIliate every offense
which the rcbeh might commit; and are
doing il daily. They promised 70 distract
the North with abuse of ..Abolitionists;' z
and are they mott They promised to
keep alive IN opposition party; and they
have. They have been AZ fsithful to thar
pledges as was possible under the circnln-
stances. It is the Southern traitors who
have failed to perform Asir part of the
bargain. They promised 70 whip the
Northern soldiers OF q diversion were
created in their favor. The diversion was
created according 70 agreement; but they
have been shamefnlly whipped themselves.
The Alure of the rebellion can not Be
Justly charged on their Northern allies
We hate both alike, bat s'give the devil
his duet
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-05-22
KEOKUK IOWA: THURSDAY, MAY 22 1862
From the St. Louis Eve. Hsxs.l
Ths Voice ss 4 Dsnsrr.t.

There never was truer American Dem
ocrat than Stephen A. Douglas. He was
the impersonation Of American Denocra-
tcy- He was the trusted leader and sup
porter of his rarty, and VIC very believe he
would be living at this day but for his
Utmost superhuman labors to sustain the
unity Of that party and the unity Of the
nation, against the conspiracy that divi-
ded the one, that it might destroy the
other.
There is an attempt being made to re-
vsve the Democratic party. 1t a rather
suspicious enterprise, and appears TO lack
the essential Ingredient Of loyalty. For
the purpose. therefore, Of showing Deue-
cras what the opinions OF the great
Douglas were, upon this war, we repro
duce the following paragraphs from the
last speech be made:
The conspiracy to break up this Union
is fact now known to ALL Armies are
being raised and war levied to accomplish
it. There can be but two sides TO the
controversy. Every man must be on the
side of the United States OF against it,
There can be no neutrals in this war
There caa be none but patriots and trait
ors
"The conspirators have been led to
hope that IN the Northern States il would
be made party question, producing civil
war between Democrats and Republicans,
and the South, being united, could step
in with their legioDs, and help the one TO
destroy the other, and then conquer the
victor
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-05-22
THE SAD CONDITION or rLoRrDA


The following is al extract from let
ter from resident OF St. Augustine,
Florids, dated the 26.h of April:
Our situation here now is much more
uncomfortable than it has ever been, even
during the Seminole war. Our supplies
are very short, and we are not allowed to
get anything from the country, not even
beef and wood. 1t is difficult to obtain
sufficient fuel TO cook the little food we
have. If things 90 on as they have the
month past. We must, if possible, leave
here; where 10 find resting place know
not. We know nothing Of what is going
on abroad. Since the retaking OF this
place we get no newspapers, either North
ern or Southern. For more than FIVE
weeks the only papers We have had sight
Of are from New York, of The l4th and
sOth Of March; so you may suppose we
know little OF wha, Is doing. The pres
ence of the Federal troops and the capit-
ulation of the town seems to have exas.
perated the country people very much, not
only towards the Federals, but also to-
wards the Inhabitants who have remained
since the taking Of the place; SO much 50
that 1t is not considered safe for the resi-
dents here TO travel the roads, or even to
venture few miles out Of the town.
We hayaenow no beef in the market,
for the butchers are afraid to go out In
the country TO purchase or drive in cat
tie; and We are very much troubled to ge,
wood, for none Of our people viii venture
out more than three or four miles to cut
it. There are forming, throughout tho
country, numbers Of guerilla or maraud-
ing parties, after the style Of the old Reg
ulars, intestin1 the roads AID waylaying
persons who are At all favorable to the Fed
erals, or who have shown any Union pro-
clivities, driving them of from their pla-
ces and threatening to set FIRE to their
buildings. You may judge from all this
what state the country il in-just about
as bad as it was in the Indian times.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-05-22
4 RRIVALS AND DEPARTURE
N OF
RAILROAD TRAINS.

Aefthsrn Trstn leaves dKtfy Sunday sEee edl st
se0A- ard arrives At 4.so p M.
Western Tran isayss daily tsnDds,s exeepted) ii
7W .. M and Loo p. M aud arrives at l2oo H. and
pOo y. m.
AT Hamilton Depot, Trains on the Wsbasb vaIie,
Raiirese afrvs daily, except sundays stl ocioekp p
m., and d@psri daily y,sundsysexeepted, ats. 10 a. m
Buses connect siththis city.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-05-22
LIVE STOCK.

LIVE STOCK.
Drovers aud Farmers I'll Ind Ibis The m ost adv an
tagsous route for 1--we Stock. Capacious Ynras well
sateted and supplied with every coBsenience, have
be osned on ibis line and aud every
attention 10 paid to their wants. From HaFrisbureh
where vail be found ever, convcnisnce for feeding
and resting, choice Is offered OF the PHILADki.-
PHlA, NEW YORK and BALTIMORE MARKETS.
This VIII so be found The shor REST. quickest and
mest direct route for Stock New YoTk-[yia Alien
town and with fewer changes than any other.
ENDCH LEWIS, Generaisupt ,Atioonx, Pa.
L. /. HOuPT, Gen. Ticket Agt .Phiiadelphia.
d. n. HOUSTON, Gen Frcigh Agt., pniiade iphia.
jan2adaw
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-05-22
r r EIGHTS.

II
BY thisroute, Freighis Of All descriptions car BE-
baiiinere,t 10 or from AZ. poin, ON the Railroad
OF Ohio. Kentucky, isi!iana, Illinois, Wixconsin
Iowa or Missouri BY fsILEUsl DIRECT
The PeHnss kaiiro.d also conusets nj Pitts.
burg tth stesmeEs, BY which Goods can be for
ed 70 any posAt ON the Ohio, Musk ingum, Ksntucky
Tsnnssses4 Eamkesiasd, fiiAoia, w Wisconsin Niset,
sippi, missouri Kansas, Artsnsas, and Red kivsrs:
and ~ Cleveland, ,sandusky and Chicago with ,t2s n
ers 70 alt ports on the North W este rn Lskes.
Merchants and Shippers entrustiBg the irAnsporta
ton Of their Freight 10 tas Company can rely with
confidence on its speed. transit.
The Rates OF Eretght
To and from any point In tho West Dy the Pennsyi.
ymDix Central Railroad, are at All times AS FA
VOKAbLE AS AkE CHARGED BY OTHERRAIL-
ROAD DCoMPANLES.
IL r Be particular TO mark packages, ssy.x psnr.
CErTRAL X. k.-LH
For Freight Contracts or shippIgg Directions an
ply address either Of fol ing Agents oYthe
Company.
X. +. SASS, ST. L1nig. Missouri.
u DA.kIEWAkT Freight Agent, Pittsburgh.
ILAHkkd CO, Transfer Agents, y
III. W. BROWN a. Co., Cincinnati, o.
Re. MELDRUM CO., Madison, Indl
J. y. MOORE. Louisviiie, Ky.
W. W. AIkAAN CO., Evansville. Ind
CLARKE 4 Co., Chicago, HI
h q E.L. LANGLEY Gaiiipolis,
G. ID. NEAL, Parkersburg, Va.
HALL CO., Marietta, d.
s, PIERCE L. CO., ,Zanesyille
M'DoWELL COLIN Portsmouth, %.
ANEELf, Maysviiie, Ky.
J. r. JOHNSON, Ripley, q.
JOHN TODD, Covington, Ky.
G.L. HEAToN, Cleveland, %.
the South and West.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-04-11
From st. LoQis.

ST. Lours, Aprile.
Gen. Pope's official report says the
canal cut across the peninsula At New
Ma'r.d, through which four steamers
and eleven bArges we're taken, is twelve
miles long six miles of Which were
through heavy timber which had
been sawed off BY hand under water.
The idea Of this great Iaborious under
taking originated with Gen. Schuyler
Hamilton and the work performed by
Col. B,ssell's Mo. regiment.
Gen. HAlIeck's staff left for the Ten.
nessee river this p. M, and will imme.
lately assume com mand 10 the field.
The Democrats sp' cial says the re.
bells were pursued by 8 1000 Of our caval.
~.
Rebel prisoners state that Beaure-
gard made speech to his troops before
entering the fight, saying that he would
water bic horse in the Tennessee river
or in hell that the fight before them
was hell unless successful.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-04-11

GuERx1LLAs IN ViRolRIA. - The
Wheeling Intelligence, Of Monday, has
the following: ~
A telegrsphic dispatch Vas received
in the city last evening, announcing
that the rebels have commenced COM
hitting depredations in Brsx,on county
again. A man WAS killed .near. Bull
Town on Saturday night, and The lele-
grsph wires were cut in several places
near that place and Sutton. "A party Of
guerrillas were committing oil sorts Of
depredasions, and military aid il much
desired.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-04-11

ClxcrsxArfI, March =,
4 boat has been commissioned to take
physicians, nurses and stores to the
scene Of the battle in Tenn.
A meeting OF the Chamber Of Com
mercc was held aud a committee ap.
pointed to take subscriptions to buy
food and other necessa,iee for the
wounded, and large amount was raised
IN MI hour.
Captain Dickson IL authorized to pay
for the boat.
The Committee appointed BY the
Chamber Of Commerce will 60 to Co!cm-
bus tonight, to urge the Legislature to
make an appropriation to charter other
boats aud procure the necessary sup.
plies.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-04-11
Relief ioF the Wounded.

LouIsv1LLR, April9.
At large meeting Of the citizens, the
Mayor presiding, to make arrangements
for taking care Of the wounded from
Cerinth, $4,000 was contributed, and
any further amount desired, offered.
The steamer Commercial left for the
Tennessee river tonight with medical
and other supplies. The steamer Dill.
gent will leave tomorrow with nurses
aud supplies. Any amount Of hospital
accommodations in this city, were Of.
fercd.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-04-11
From Boston.

Bosrox, April ..
Gov. Andrew telegrspbed to head.
quarters to-day, rendering the services
without compensation. Of = number Of
Massachusetts surgeons, ready to 60
west and aid the wounded.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-04-11

CorroN At NAsavIlLr.-The Nash.
vile Patriot Of Saturday says that there
ste lno.cat'ons that the cotton trade will
80 2. se y 10 that city. Al "A. Hamil-
sos 90 warehouse setsSal wagon
los's q the great staple arrived. sod
samples q CITY balss Of iine co,ios -
= Aeaf oalss o. Saturday morniss.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-04-11

THE exports Of the city Of New York
at this period, taking last week as q
specimen, are actually greater than at
the correspo' ding period Of either Of
the last two years.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-04-11

49, HAa1soaD, Apa ..
. Governor Bockingham's majority i
5000. Last year it was 1000. .
The Senate ID unit sgainst the Dem
ocrais.
The Home stands lsl Republicans
against S. Democrats,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-04-11

THE rumors OF dishonesty and spec
ulation in the Interior Department have
grown 30 numerous that Secretary
Smith has announced his intention 10
have them thoroughly Investigated. l,
is to be hoped that the frauds, if there
be any. will he fcrreted out, and pub
lie example made of the guilty ones.
That is right. If Secretary Smith it
innocent Of the charges let him show il
to the public, and let the public patient
" wait for the decision. There have
been so many frauds perpctrsted in the
Cabinet that the people are justly DO.
coming very jealous. Make q clean
showing.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-04-11
TNE TWO GREAT VICTORIES.
rsffher Particular Of Tho Battle
Near Corinlh.
ssBRL GEN. 10 'Ssox !. KILLED.
Beauregard severelyi Wounded
GOO REBEL PRISONERS TAKEN
R:noroa Evaealtis1 Of Cerl1th b
tho Rebels.
Prom Cairo.
me TWO oREAT VICTORIES.
ssBRL GEN. 10 ,ysox !. KILLED.
Beaursgard severely; Wounded
500 REBEL PRISONERS TAKEN
From Cairo.

VAt1OS APE1 u
Special 70 the Chicago TimssI
Maj. KuykendalI, Of the 5lst Illinois,
who left the field Of actition on Non.
da-, reports that Gen. Johnson was
killed and Beauregard wounded, . can
non ball having shot bis ann cf.
No arrival from Tennessee river since
early this morning, Lut one 10 expected
every moment.
There 10 . rumor BY way Of Psdocab
that our forces occupy Coi'ntb, and that
the enemy is completely routed.
We have taken any amount OF provn.
ions.
Carson, the scout, was killed early
in the engagement.
II. Col. Garfield. Of the 72d Ohio, was
killed and bis body has arrived here.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-04-11
MAN HOOD
HOW LOST! now RESTORED E!
Jsst Psbished, - . Scaled Eassleps.
- 2:r

4 LECTURE ON THE NATURE.
TREATMENT AND RADICAL
CURE OF SPfRMArORRRGAO OR SEMINAL
" Weakness, Involuntary hmiAions, Sexnal
Debility and lnpedinsnis % Massisgs ssosally
Nervousness. Consumption, Epilepsy ed Fits /;
Mental and pbysiesl Iseapaeity. res.lting fion
n. D., Author Of the 0ssss Rek, d..
"a Been @ Theusanls u SuRssess,'s
sent under seal. in plaia envelope tesDy addrsas
post paid. On receipt Of sx cents, OF two postage
stsmps. BY DIR. CH. ]. q. KLlEE,
III Bowsry, New York, Pest OAss Boz, 4s6e.
ap8-dkW3m
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-04-11

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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-04-11

IL strikioe contrast is the treatment
Of Wen Tell Phillips BY the Detro;,
Yong Mems Association with the
treatment Of him BY the Chicago Young
Mems ASSOCIATION. The Board of Man.
ages Of the, former, at meeting on Sat-
urday evening, refused the use OF their
hall TO him. The Young Mems Asso-
citation Of Detroit i not IRRESPONSIBLE
organisation Chicago Times.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-04-11

RESOLUTIONS approving the emancipa.
ton policy OF the President have passed
the New York Senate, Tut one dissent
Ing vote.