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The national Republican., 1862-04-26
LATEST BY TELEGRAPH,
Rumored Ensagsaen at Pitts
- burg Landing. M

CHICAGO, April 25.-The Tribu,e's speo,s
Cairo dispatch says rumor prevailed Their
that a Asht had commenced at Pittsburg Land
ing on Thursday, caunonsdins having bcel
heard in that direction. The report was, how
ever, disbelievcd at headquarters, as appear
BY q subsequcnt dispatch.I Il II s. -
Advices from General Halleck, dated yester
day, make no mention Of the condition Of af
fairs at Plttsbnrg Lsndlng. {, i,SAt l8Eti
The national Republican., 1862-04-26
Department Of the Rappahannock,

The steamer Yankee arrived here yesterday
from the neigbborhood Of Fredericksburg, and
reports that one day this week the Anscosts
while passing Lowrys Point, on 'hs kapps
hammock, was dred upon by q small body o.
rsbs! Infantry, She threw ? few .helis, thv!
ssWvSly sSSaIsd ssiSinS rsbsl sySlt, sal u IL
Il hss osptUsSd sixtssa tsbsl ssAoeasEs.
The national Republican., 1862-04-26

TIE SECRETARY or THE NAvY.-The late re-
port of the resignation Of this officer was started
by persons who had failed to make steamboat
contracts with the Navy Department.
The national Republican., 1862-04-26
Department Of the Shenandoah.
NEW MARKET, Va , April "a

New MARKET, VA April u.
Hon T. M StI,lon Secretary Of Wv:
Our advance guard, Col. DoDnelly command
ing, took three prisoners to-day al point nine
miles beyo.d Hsrrisonburg One says be DO
longs TO company B, Tenth Virginia regiment
infantry. This regiment has been on the Rap
pahannock, according 70 previous Information
The prisoner says Il Joined JsSkson st ny
prsssnt loestIou, usss sts.nssossille from Vii,,
rener, - n. p. eAxEs, o.t y ~
l' Major General Commanding "a
The national Republican., 1862-04-26

~ II Is reported that the President tas re-
nominated Mr.. Sickles as brigsdier general
There may have been good reasons for u: lsle
rsjssaea by Ne .ssnsts, but We Do ~"
whst thsy were.
The national Republican., 1862-04-26

GB-The Memphis papers call upon every
body, " black and white" 10 turn out for the
defence of rebeldom.
The national Republican., 1862-04-26

re- The rebel story Of $4,000" shells
thrown at Fort jackson, Is the largest story
they have told yet, and they have told good
many very large ones.
The national Republican., 1862-04-26

g6- 1t is believed that the recent visit oi
Minister Adams TO Minister Dayton was upon
an important subject Of diplomatic ncgotioa-
tion.
The national Republican., 1862-04-26

~ General George Csdwallader, OF Penn
sylvanis, has been confirmed as a hr'gadler
general
The national Republican., 1862-04-26

yXT TO HAVE EVERY.
w bedy TO kneE that they can buy Clothing
::::is. 7kEsas s.S " :.':sis S:s;s !; :,,sI n
The national Republican., 1862-04-26
Further From the Fight Wear
vFesc Orleans.

ARRIVAL or THE WOUNDED lRoM TILE ELIHABETH
cry ENGAGEMENT AT FORTRESS MONROE.
The national Republican., 1862-04-26

~ Rev. Thomas II. Stockton. ID. D.,
WILL BY Divine permission preach in the Hall of tie
House Of Representative, TO -MoaROw Sunday
at II O'Clock ap:6-lt
81 Ths Republicans OF the seventh
Waid and oil who are In favor of the Iolisy of the
present Administration, sre invited to meet at PO.
TOMAC HALL on TUESDAY NIGHT, the 90 h
Inst, at Q O'Clock. p2s-3t@
81 Law Notice. - ROBERT J. WALKER
and FREDERIC p. STANTON will practice law
In the supreme snd Circuit Courts Court Of G al s.
COurh Martial, Poards OF COMMISSIONER, and Ds
parinsnts, Aided BY two other associates no port
OF An extensive tusiosss will b, neglected address
WALKER STANTON, Office 90 + street, Wash
irgton, ID q ap 23-3m
~ brakes Plantation BItters.-S, T.
1850. Y 1t invigorates, st.ergthens and purihes
the system; 10 . perfect appetizer, and the most
asrccsble aud tfeotuai tonic In the wo.ld It /.
composed Of the celebrated Cslisaya bark, roots,
herbs, and pure st. Croix rum. Particularly
sdspted TO delicate females; cures Dyspepsia and
Weakness, and Is Just the thing for the changes OF
seasons Fold by oil grocers druggists, hotels and
| saloous. r. II. DRAKE Il CO,
spi-sm 12 broadway, N. Y.
AEsp.ctal Notice. On and after Tuesday,
April l, 1861 the train on the Baltimore and Ohio
kailroad will commence ruunipg daily, Sundays
exCeptedD leaving tuis Station at 40 q. m, and
connecting at Washington Junction with Mail
Train for oil parts Of the West aa Wheeling or
parkersburs. Through tickets sold and baggage
| checked. W. r. SMITH,
NJ. Of Transportation b. & o. R.R
spl-du tStsr Globel
sS-Weston's Progress OF Slavery. Copies
Of this weIk for sale ut the office of the National
Repuilican. Pamphlet eeition, Is cents. Bound
edition, 10 cents,
ErOR sALE.-The Good VIII and Fixtures, with
+ Or without stock OF exeellently located TORE
dTess, with ,c'i name, Box os7, Post uf'ie.,
ap 2o-lr
TVNu CAVALRY OFFlCERs y OTHERS.
i FOR SALE. an ENGLISH RIFLE CAR
BIZ G1 her Ts.,ys BrssSh tGad.r yh
used In the British Cavalry pr6no1aced by Dr.
Russell ~ the best rifle ever msde New; q sample
Ss 10 .Ssd and aied tn times % minute d ADDRESS H.
M NJ; through tSe pcst olhce' Washington or call
i ACADEMY OF music,
No. 2so Pennsyleanid A,erue, !"dh de- tsteeai Ninth
and Itah tbeis
Every evening, q remarkably fine
Free Conc rt.
embracing selections from tn bcst classo music and
the most popular OPERAS, rendered iu better styIe
than In any Other American coacert saloon.
| The celebrated italian Singer,
sioAoR ANTONIO TiBERTIN',
Prime Baritone fiOm the st, Car Theatre, ut Ma.
Piles, has been engaged uud will assist the en rtaia
Ment OF the evening with the finest -ieodie- and
Songs ever produced In this city.
The guest and the public are invited, and may rely
upon having very comfort they drsirs. Ia addition
to the anesf music 10 Washing ION, they will obtain
90 call, from the affective atendants, decidedly The
best REFRESHMENTS for sale In the Federal
Metropolis.
Odissrs constantly iu s'tsnaarse 10 keep good
order.
COncert commCnciug st I'd
sp2i-u HENRY ROSENTHaL Propir
w 10 HAVE EVERY
The national Republican., 1862-04-26

SaOA ARD ssOUA DnO sOLDIERs ~
~ HOSPlTAL.
ubllsAsd u eeniofaity with The resolution Of the
eesa,s Of July 10, 1851.
A Ho"inssy Aopiia,. 6sorysopn. april Is
The national Republican., 1862-04-26

Al Indiana Hopit,l, (l'ale'd O6ice) Washing.
Ton, d. u, April 10.
The national Republican., 1862-04-26
n. Draks,s Pl.nt.tIon nltters.-s. n

sS-Weston's Progress OF slavery Copies
Of this weIk are for sale ut the office Of the National
RepuLliean. Pamphlet eeition, Is cents, Bound
edition, Is csnts,
The national Republican., 1862-04-26

81 Law Notice. - ROBERT j. WALKER
and FREDERIC r. STANTON will practice law
In the supreme snd Circuit Courts Court Of al $,
Courn Martial, Poards OF Commissioner, and Ds
partnents. Aided BY two other associates no port
Of IN extensive tusinsss will b, neglected address
WALKER STANTON, Office 20 + street, Wash.
irgton, ID q, ap2 23-3m
The national Republican., 1862-04-26

~ Rev. Thomas II. Stockton, ID. D.,
will, BY Divine permission preach In the Hall of t.
Hosse Of Representative, TO mo arrow Sunday
at II O'Clock ap cs-lt
The national Republican., 1862-04-26

CNOh SALk.-The Good VIII and Fixtures, with
Il Or without stock OF an excellently located TORE
90 Pennsylvspia avenue. roses ion, May lst. Ad-
ap 28-lts
The national Republican., 1862-04-26

81 Ths lsepublicans OF the seventh
WaId, and oil who are In favor Of the Iosy of the
present Admiuistratiou, sre invited to meet at PO.
TOMAC HALL on TUESDAY NIGHT, the 90 h
Inst, at O'Clock. 26-3ts
The national Republican., 1862-04-26

iur, ,ubmltted a resolJCommittec on Print
providing that extra which was adopted,
900 In pamphlet bs-2,0O0 bound and
permanent iortidc -of report No. S6, 90
printed. hud coast deienoes, be
Mr.. ". also rso
90 much OF the y 40 favor Of resclUdiag
provides for pit Q Of the "a h instant M
cultural partt y0OO copies Of the sgrl.
1861, in the or lent Once Report Tor
| BousT, guags. Adopted.
On motion Rs' WIDOWS, &C.
solved itself ~ RRILL, the Houss re
resumed the cf iltee Of the Whole, and
tion making al lon OF the joint resolu.
widows and ions for the bounty "
died or may of volunteers who have
. in service, a I'VE been or may be killed
3 1861. ed In The act OF July ZZ,
3 Ways and lid that the COMMITTEES Ol
If the subst unanimously recommended
Increased bompanyipg the bill which
a addition ropriati0ns TO six millions, In
y. purpose further sum Of SIT 900 for other
n. Amen
pi by Mes were offered to the substitute
ne debattbf Ohio, and others; when, alter
llliuq motion OF Mr.. WASABURNE, Of
any B committee rose without coming Ia
.usion thereon.
GOVERNMENT CONTRACTS
CAVES, from the Select Committee ou
Haent Contracts, called up, aud lbe
ssbroceeded 10 consider, the report o.
c&nmittee, submitted on the lTth OF De
aa- 2, 1861, the pending question being. on
w ,endment submitted by Mr.. Stevens.
%. COLFAX, OF Indiana, submitted the fol
en' m So resolution, to be appended to the end
" " ,e second resolution:
SLksoiusd, That the course adopted BY ths
,.,ysl Inyestig rating Committee Of 1860, OF com
'inioatipR 10 otBoers Of the 0ovsrBmspt 90
Ia living them 81 opportunity . sross'eI'
minc the Witnesses sSaiust thsn, or 10 70
The national Republican., 1862-04-26

TVNu CAVALRY OFFICERs u IL OTHERS.
i FOR SALE. an ENGLISH RIFLE CAR
ball oaitridses complies the only style Of CarSine
used in the british Cavalry pronounced by Dr.
Russell 81 the best rifle ever msde, New sample
vup, never used range 900 yards, warranted; eau
BE- 10 ,ded and fired ten times q minute Address II .
| NJ. through the Post Oihce, Washipg gton or cali
| at 213 street, Washington ap 2s-lts
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-07-10

nR. E T. LAZELL. Physician and Surgeon,
~ Tyner City, Ind, wodld announce to the cit
izens of Tyner and vicinity that he will give at
tention all professional business ntrusted TO his
care. ln29m3.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-07-10
Our Embryo Hayti in South Carolina.

By the report which was made this
month to the Secretary Of the Treasury ol
the contraband colony in South Carolina
it appears that 1S9 plantations have been
put under cultivation. and that the entire
number Of blacks upon tbem--men. wo-
rsen and childrcn--is $3.50, Of whom 4, ;
429 are field hands. The number Of acres
of cotton planted is 5. 4S0; the crop is cul-
tivated with the plow and the hoe. and in
all respects promises we'll. Besides the
cotton, S.275 acres Of corn. potatoes. and
other vegetables have been planted for the
support Of the blacks and the benefit of the
soldiers. That will do pretty well for the
commencement Of Hayti. We do not
see how the war IS to end without the con
version of South Carolina into negro re-
public under the protection of the United
States. That would only be even handed
justice any how.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-07-10

From the Cape Gcrardeau Union. 22d.

From the Cape Gerardeau Union. 22d.
Sergeant w. d. Ware. of squadron b,
Wisconsin cavalry, Colonel Daniels. and
private McCabe Of squadron A. were out
last week on a scouting expedition in Ar
kansas several miles below Hornersville,
when they were suddenly pounced upon BY
a squad of rebels. McCabe succeeded in
escaping; but Sergeant Ware was captur-
ed and started for the rebel camp prison
er. AT night the party stopped for rest.
and Ware was placed under a guard OF
four men, two on duty while the other two
slept close at hand. He was deprived OF
all his clothing excepting his shirting. and
comforted with the assurance that the next
day. on their arrival at camp. he should
be hung They also informed him that
DR.. Gregory was murdered by them, and
exhibited what they purported to be the
identical gun which sent the fatal ball-all
of which must have been decidedly CON-
forting.
During the night one of the guards
whose duty it was to keep awake. fell into
doze. and Ware. watching for an oppor-
tunity. seized two guns belonging to the
sleepers when the only guard awake had
his attention drawn to something else than
his regular business, and cooking one OF
the guns. he aimed it vt the breast of the
only wakeful guard. coolly informing him
that il lie made the least alarm death
should be his portion. With his gun
thus leveled on the astouished guard. Ware
commenced backing of. which operation
was continued until he thought it safe to
turn and run. and then he made the best
possible use of his nude lower limbs
The time he made for a short distance
would undoubtedly have been an honor to
either JEFF. Thompson OF General Price,
Finding the weight of the two guns too
much for him on this rapid retreat, he
broke up the poorest one against tree
The one he saved and brought in, is the
gun that was said to have killed DR.. Greg
ory. On the approach of morning. Ware
went into house and pressed into service
a pair Of pants. In this novel style. bare
footed. bareheaded and coatless, he made
his way through woods and swamps, for
a distance Of twenty five miles. and at last
arrived safely-wbere he was considered
lost-at the camp of his own squadron
His safe return was greeted with many
demonstrations of joy, and he now enjoys
the attention genuine hero merits. This
truthful narrative Of Wares adventures de-
serves circulation in preference to the nu-
niefous fictions not half as strange.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-07-10

whether he would accept; and in the Sc
cond place. it is very small matter. which
no one acquainted with the circumstances
would have referred to in the terms Berry
did. unless he wanted to quibble, or win
the favor Of coyish secessionists. who have
refused to confde in his 6lelity and homes.
ty. until he does sufficient penance for vo.
ting for Lincoln. The reason why no
Democrats were placed on the Union Cen
trail Committee may cause secessionists to
cxnlt. but there is no doubt if Douglas
were alive it would cause feeling OF
gloom to pervade his patriotic. heart.
The Democrats Of Starke, in this hour oi
their country's distress, may. through the
influence OF narrow. bigoted, secession
leaders. stand aloof from a Union organi-
zation. but the day will surely come when
they will wish they had power to expunge
the record. but the CLAIMED spot will not
ont" at their bidding. The ghosts OF
theis murdered ncighbors will confront
them at every turn. When party is pre-
fered to country by any considerable num-
Der of the people, it is q most deplorable
state Of society in Republic. Almost
any bold and reckless demagogue can inau-
gurate rebellion against the successful
party at the polls, and this is the rock up
on which monarchs and despots have
prophesied our Republic would founder
and go down in q sea Of blood. If we
would avert the fate Of all Republics. party
spirit. when it becomes thus rampant, and
prevents its votsrieS from discharging their
duty to their government. must be crushed
ont. The Democratic party, although
there are many loyal and true men at heart
still belonging to it. is being welded by
corrupt and ambitious leaders for the over
throw Of the Republic, aud for the purpose
Establishing Monarchy upon its ruins.
There is no donbt OF this. There is suffi-
cient proof Of its truth to satisfy any un-
prejudiced and intelligent man. The sal
vation Of the country. consequently. de-
pends upon the complete overthrow and
utter humiliation Of the modern pro-slavo-
ry Democratic party. All persons. there
fore. who love their country more than
party. and who DO not wish to see the trail
tors, who are now numbering our loyal fel-
low-eitizens. made Kings. Lords and
Dukes. TO rule the Northern "mud-sills"
with rod Of iron. should not countenance
or remain with the Bright Democracy a
day longer. A USIoSrsT.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-07-10

An addition Of twenty-five cent viii be made on the
above rates for Special Notices
Agents other and cities viii be allowed twenty
kvs advertisement any kind,
eip be inserted at less than regular rates. t
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-07-10
rERNs OF ADVERTISING.

220 less three weeks or less.
25 cents Larger Advertisements
proportion than haif square to charged half
square, over haIf square charged whole square
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-07-10
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-10-18
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-10-18

YkUSTEk'S SALE.-Whereas, on the 1t day
u November, A. D., 1882, Lafayette Parker
and Josephine L. G. Parker, his wife, executed
unto David :. True, ~ Trustee, a certain Deed Of
Trust, conveying to said Trustee the lands in
Scott county, Iowa, described ~ follows, to-vit
That part Of lot No. five rs, in block No
six,y-fsc {65) in the city of Davenport, particu.
larry described as follows, to-wit commencing At
point tweDty-four GA feet west from the south
east corner Of said lot; running thence west
twenty ~, feet thei co north eighty 1901 feet
TO ten foot alley thence east twenty Geo feet !:
thence soath eighty (SO) feet to the place Of be-
ginning. AlsO lot No. twenty five 25) of sec.
tion No. sixteen l6.) in township No. seventy
eight .7s north Of range No. three 81 cast Of
the nth T. NJ, ~ said lot appears OF record in
the Fund Commissioners Once Of said CO n,y. be-
irg tory (4O) Also the north west quarter
OF the north east quarter, ard the north east
quarter o the north west quarter Of section No.
eleven (ll,) and the north vast quarter
Of the north west quarter Of section
No. fourteen lla,) in township No. eighty $50, }
north Of range one ~ east OF tho fifth 5,h) p.
n. Also An Undivided one half part of the south
half Of the south west quarter Of section No.
one a.; in township No. seventy-nine (79, north
OF range one ID east Of the 9Th p. NJ and also
the sovth east quarter VI the south west qusster
Of section No. twenty -nine (29.) in township No
eighty (8O,) north of range two ~ east Of the
6uh 5 b. =. NJ. which said CON rey.pce vas
made BY tho said Lafayette Parker i.r tho pur-
pose OF securing the payment OF two certain prom
| issory notes and the interest thereon, eigned by
| said Lafayette Parker, dated the 1st day Of Nov
ember, 1869, and payable - follows: One for the
sum Of thirty-three hundred T$3, SOOl dollars.
payable TO the order Of Charles y. Watkins, Sen
On the 1st day Of November. 1850, and the other
| for the sum Of one hundred and ninety eight
l$lssl dollars, payable to the order Of Charles y
Watkins. Jr., on the LIST day Of May, 1seO. with
interest on esch Of said notes ct ton l0l Der cent
per Annum.
And now said promissory notes having become
due and ayabs,sDd the said Parker having failed
| TO pay the said n.te Of thirty-three hundred
lSS,SO0] dollars, cave and excepting tho sum Of
three hundred and thirty l$3Sol dollars interest,
|, David ). True, Trustee ~ aforesaid. do hereby
Aive this public notice, that BY virtue Of the
power, which IL in me vested by said Deed OF
Trust. will, on Wednesday, the 18th day
| Of October, A. D. 1852, 1t the hour Of O'Clock
iothe afternoon OF said day, 1t the Court House
door, in the city Of Davenport expose and Offer for
| sale, 1t public auction, the parcels Of land
| above described, or 20 much thereof - shall
be necessary to satisfy and pay the amount Of said
note, with the interest thereon to he day Of
| sale, together with all the costs and expenses
attending ssid SALE costs o. this notice and Trus.
| TEES fees.
Dated the 9th day Of October. A. D., 1852.
DAVID 3. TRUE,
oc0 Trustee.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-10-18
LEGAL.
REFEREES SALE.

san1 c. Young In Seo.s Cosn.y, Die
Nathaniel Ferguson .. al SSrsi HSu,.'
The undersignsd Rsfsrsss II The eese hav.
o o ORDERED z she said District Court, - ths
eetate hereinafter described to-wit. Ten no,
.cres Of land Oh Of the east end Of lot one Il OF
fractio0als ection twenty-five (95) in tovnshir
seventy-eight l76) north Of range three 81 60,
Of the NTH r NJ, - folloes Wis Commsncius q
ton TO said Lambrits, By Deed dated Nav lst 1858.
and June 9th, 1851, at stake asd stons on thu
north line Of Antoine LeClsirs's reserve, thence
north on the vest line Of said Lambrits's land
ols IL feet TO south line Of Locust stree,
vest fer enoughte make ten (l0) acres Of land. by
lunaing 'nence' uth 5l6 s-2 feet " said reserve,
snd thence % place o. beginning. being came
land conveyed BY IL omas Isrwood 20 the aid
Lambrits By Deed dated the 18th of SEPT, mbe,.
1864, and recorded 10 book @" Of Deeds. AZ nses
81. Also tie east 6fty and sixty two huudred,hs
tooos acre. Of the south ~sst quarter o. Of
section number fourteen ~ in TOW nshir number
seventy eight l7S) nsrth Of range three (s) ca ct
OF the 9th r. NJ, Wis: The sa1.e tract Of lsna
conveyed By Nathan Ell Squres to Strong Burnell
by deed dated 2Sth November, A. d., 1854. and re-
corded December lst 1854. in book IN" of Deeds
1t page number rs, being all situated 10 the
county OF Scott and State Of lows, wherefore no.
tice Is hereby given that We as referees aforesai
WI on Saturday, the 4tn day Of > tobse, A. d.
1852, a. two O'Clock. p. M. Of said day, at the
Court House door in the city Of davenport, expose
ard onrr for sale the foregoing described proper
~ in parcels and tracts, to suit 4ers. and
that We will then and tasre receive bids for the
- -, payable in cash In hand. and We will also
receive bids for part cash and part on time Sc
cured BY mortgage. and all Of tho said property
will DO sold to the highest bidder the said refer
Gee rese'ving to themselves the right to accept
the cash bids or the time bids. The terms Of the
sale will be more particularly announced on the
day OF sale and before the property is offered.
Davenport, August 3oth, A. D., 1854
GEO =. g. DOW.
=. Z. KINklAp,
sePS-oL Referees.
The foregoing sale is hereby postponed until
Saturday. the ll'h day Of October, 1862, al Two
o'clock. p N, when the same will be offered on
the terms specified in tae foregoing advertise.
uent.
Dated October lth, 1869.
GEO. 8 c. DOW,
q. Z. KINKEAD,
X. fereea