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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-08


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Hannibal h st. Joseph Railroad

IN GOOD CONDITION, AND TRAINS ARE
L running daily, East aid West, for the transport
tation OF passengers "a freight with care and
despatch All Railroad, located east Of the Mis-
sissippi River have direct connection ~ith the II 4
- 10 Il, or its Line Of sple ndid steam Packets
The Hannibal h st Jessph R 4 Line OF Packets
on the Missouri River ran daily. south to Leaven-
worth, PsrkviIie, Quiudaro. WyAndotte and Kan
eas City and tri-wsskty, north to Nebraska City,
Plattsmouth, Omaha. sad Cosucil Bluts.
Daily Mail Coaches run ia connection with
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Kansas.
Overland Pixies Peak and California Mail
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DEAEK TEKS!

THE FOLLOWING NAMED SOLDIERS,
enlisted for Ola Regiments, have deserted
from Camp Mcclellan, Davenport, Iowa:
ALBERT PRINCE, born in Frederick county,
Maryland q years old farmer by OF Guy alton. en-
listed September 9th, 1862. at Keokuk, by Mai Dr
William Belknay, for 3 years has grey eyes,
Town hair, iair complexion, b feet s inches high
for the 18th Infantry.
J. l.. BRADEN, born in Decatur county. Indi-
ana, aged 20 years, by occupation a farmer, on
listed ut davenport, Iowa, august l6, has hazel
eyes. black HAIR and dark complexion, height 5
feet 10 inches.
w. J. TOTTES, born in Gallapolis Ohio, aged
IS years, by occupation a farmer, enlisted at
keokuk. Iowa, august 81, has blue eyes, brown
hair and fair compile xion, height feet 5 inches.
WILLIAM JONES, born in Orar &c county,
New fork, aged "a years by occupation car
penter, enlisted in 10. City, Iowa, July 81. has
black eyes, sandy hair and dark complexion
height feet isches.
JOHN hOCGhrEN, born in Hardin county
Ohio, aged 10 years, by occupation q farmer, en-
listed at Davenport, Iowa. September 20, has grey
eyes, light hair and light complexion, height
feet 6la inches.
Any ole appreheniing any one CT all Of said
soldiers will be paid all reasonable cost Of trans
portation and subsistence, together with q reward
Of five dollars when said des.rters are returned e
the Com snding Officer Of Camp McCleila
Il. NJ LITTER,
Captain I'd Iowa Infantry, Commanding Cam
Mcclellan, Davenport, Oct4. 1862. DIFF
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LEGAL.

To Citharine Robson, william Waters. 4. eorse
Waters, Mary Emily Best, Ann Eliza kobesoo,
Ssmu R,be-on. Jane Kobescn, Clara Robseon.
Henry Clay he on, and the Methodist Epifeo-
"a! Church OF Pleasant Valley:
NOU AN0 EACH OF you ARE HEREBY
L boif d hat the last Monday or January.
A. ID. 1853 hes been 6xed for TIE 6oai set,lem cut
Of the accounts Of the / xecutors Of the last will
and tests ment Of Jacob v. Robeson, late Of Scot.
county, state OF lows. deceased. when you can
srpear and contest said accounts il you desire 20
" do.
r. LINDERMAN,
County Judge Of Scott Co., state Of lows.
December 81, leS24w
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TO CONsU Ml'TlvEs.

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ina few weeks, by . very simple remedy, after
having suffered several years with sever, lung
affection, AID tn at dread disease, Consumption
is anxious :" mako known to his fellow sufferers
the means Of cure.
To all who desire it, he will send . copy Of the
prescription used free Of chsrge) with the direc-
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ma, BRONCHITIS, DC. Tho only object Of tho al
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the afflicted, and spread information which he
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sufferer will Try his remedy, as It will cost them
nothing. and may prove blessing.
Parties Wishing tho prescription will please Id
dress
REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
Williamsburg,
Kings County, Now York.
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EXECUTORS SALE

EXECUTORS' Sale,
To vhor It may concsrs:
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT We.
~ the un1essigosd, kxeeut3rs Of the Lest will
and tsssaosnt II Jacob v. Kobsson. late q Scott
county, state OF Iowa, deceased, shsll, on W Cd. .
n-,dsy, the 9th day Of Dscembse, A. d. 1854,
IT the Court Hosss door. 10 the city u Davenport,
county and Ate aforesaid, offer for ssls st public
suction, TO the highest bidder for cash, the fol-
lowing real estate, lying In said county and State
to-wit: The North East quarter Of the South
East quarter NJ Section three 81. 10 township
seventy eigh, (7s) North of Range four a. East
Of the 5 h r. NJ. Said eale to take place ct the
hour Of o'clock r. NJ. Of said day.
ANDREW j. HYDE
II. MASON, Executors.
JOHNB. RO1ESON,l
Dec. 8, 1s62-3w
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of Iowa.

pIUTAxr GENERALS OFFfcBl
Davenport, Oct. 10, lso2. :
General Ordc' No. %.
l. Tue 9Th REGIMENT will rendezvous at Camp
Strong, Suscatine, and all recruits tor said kegi
nent W II at once repair to said Camp.
IL. The Sixth Iowa Cavalry will rendezvous 1t
Davenport, at Camp to be known Is Comp Hen
dershott, ana all Companies recruited for said
Regiment will 1t ence repair to said Camp
III. No furloughs shall be granted 70 more than
Ave men iron any enc Company Of any Regiment,
and all those in cases Of abeolute necessity, and
said furloughs should not exceed 70 days in
length.
This paragraph extends only to Regiments num-
bsrsd up to and including Both until further or
dses.
By order Of the Commander -in.Chief.
NIB. BAKER,
colo Adjt Gent Of lows.
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1 V0 PUMP MAK9R.-OFFICB, OPPOSITE
l. Pm O@se, DavssPoet lava. +
MA dAvH
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-08

The or tics and the pu blic arc right in predict.
ng tina: this will surpass. In graphic narrative
exciting interest, and extensive popularity, ali
timer histories Of the ar for the Union. Its
theme will be the heroic DARN patient suffering,
AMI hair breadth escapes II our soldiers aud sail
ors, and ITS incidents will torn the theme OF
conversation tt innumerabc 6resides for years to
come. Ii will contain, in addition to its stirring
details, TIE philosophical nalysis OF tho Causes
OF the War. ty John Lotbr.p Motley, LII. D.,
Author OF The Rise of the Dutch Republic
ETC., the dates Of VII the important events from
the job Brown raid, and an accurate and revised
account of the principal battles, with accurate
enkravings.
One third of the proc,eds of all subscriptions
sent TO us will be given for the reiiei Of disabled
soldiers. q nd all persons Who wish copy OF the
work. and also to bene6, the soldiers, should send
their name and address al once. Also, any officer
or private, or person IN any section of tho coun-
try, having knowledge o. heroic act or stirring
in:ident, vii. oblige us W seDding US an account
of it.
Booksellers, Postmasters, and Canvassing
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stray.

DROKE INTO THE ENCLOSURE OF GEO,
ID Marcy, Jersey Ridge road, one black year
nng colt, With s'sf In forehead, and one sorrel
ysastng colt With Star in forehead and right bird
Sess whi'e The owner will please " opsrty
~ 0heress snd take then -.
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WEALTH OF THE ooUTH-CoTroy. w,
ma IN Southern exchange M e.timn,. oI
e"''"h on hahd IN the SOuIh tn. prnrra
conr'"s'on Of the staiisI Iic.d exposition be-.
ing That at the MARKET price of cotton To
day, our now useless srapI.s i, ,f y,l,.
enough To pay, of Itself, every dollar which
the Confederate State, owe.
AZ this moment there are 5000. 600 bn!.s
VI cotton within the country which. Al the
ruling prices Of the .taple no~, il worth
S'oo'ooo,oOo. Since the world began no
nation has ever had in lis hand, so much
wealth III Jingle article OF production.
The consumption OF cotton is increasing
IN II ratio tar faster than the Increased means
OF lis production, nhd .his results, in n great
degree, from the new fabrics to which il is
being applied, TO say nothing OF the increase
"f The worlds r"pu alton, and the new civ
hiz"'l"na Which Immediately require it's use
Regarding these interesting iacts and sta.
ITALICS wnn Respect TO ihis annual store of
wealth II 10 lmpo-sibIc To SUPPOSE tina, the
s"m u! debt which tni, war viii acrumuI..t,
can be Interchangeable or i.Il wita inio..r,-
bic weight upon our people.
EGaminer.
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TRs NEGRO OUT WEsr-ABoLlroH PM
LASTHRoPY -"Sanbo" is faring badly With
the Yankees, and should be by this time
heartily sick o: Abolition philanthropy and
the promised land Of freedom" Til. Vim
cennes (lnd Sun learns that their condi.
tion is most pi'iable, and that they are hud.
died together in dilapidated building in
the outskirts of town. One Of them has
already died and others are sick. Added to
this, the city council Of Vincennss, Indiana,
ehas adopted the following preamble and
resolutions unanimously
Whereas, n number OF negroes wcr.
brought into this county on the Ist instsnt,
on the Ohio and Mississippi railroad, from
the vicinity Of Noble Illinois. from which
point they were forwarded, as We learn, by
u man named Hughes, who had procured
them at Cairo 10 work on his farm; and
whereas, the presence Of said negroes u.
mong US is contrary 10 the laws and con,,i
tution Of the State Of Indiana; therefore
Resolved. Thai the Mayor, with the a.
s'stanec Of The city marshall aud such other
forces as may he necessary, he required to
take imme late steps toward having said
negroes sent back from whence they came
consigned TO the party or parties who for
wsrded them to this point, IL, upon consul
sa'ion with the city attorney, it is determin
ed That such action can be legally taken
and that. in the meantime, all parties eln.
pioying the negroes aforesaid, or any other
negroes in our city or county. contrary Ia
the constitution and la~s OF the SlS,s, be
proceeded against nj once.
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NEW DWELLING HOUSE

well tinisicd, With an excellent new Brick
MEAT HOUSE, Gin House and other con.
venIent buildings This is Il very desirable
Plantation for farming purposes.
Under the same authority, vii! likewise
sell, At the same tune and place. another
Tract OF Land situate on the waters Of liam
nshs Creek containing $50 acres more or
Less, bounded by lands OF Simpson Harper.
): a. isa~ssi,ine, J. H. Wi,herspoon and
Nancy Mellow. These lands lie adjacent
TO l."ncasler Court House and are alua bic
because "f the abundance Of wood which
they afford.
TERMs-A credit Of twelve months with
approved security, and interest due and pay
"'ls "nnua.Iy from day of sale.
Any purchaser pre:erng to pay each will
be accommodated.
Il. h. CURETON,
Executor.
Nov. II. 1862, 4O-M
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ELECTION FOR SENATOR.

Pubh; notice is hereby given, that in
Pursuance Of II Writ of Election directed TO
The managers of Elections for Lancaster
District ). G., by VIM ID. Porter. PrcsiGen,
o. the Senate, the Polls nj the different prc
c'ncts throughout said District will be
opened 10y the several managers, on the
ninth day of December instant, and IA el.c.
tion Tor Senator to represent said election
district for the uneXpircd ierni Of the Ia.
mented lion. Dixon Barnes, will then be
held. Polls to be opened at 10 o'clock A.
NJ. and closed At 4 p. NJ.
The Managers shall proceed TO count the
'otes publicly, Immediately after the final
closing OF the polls at the precinct where
me votes have been taken, make out a GER
,'hcnle OF the result, which shall be signed
Nv 'he managers, or majority of them,
anu taken to the Court House, on the day
next subsequent TO the day of said elec
uoh, on or before the hour Of 4 o'clock. p
W., by one or more of the said MANAGERS
ANA that the managers of Elections. or n
majority OF them, who may assemble nj IN.
'ourt House. shall proceed 10 examine In.
statement of the managers frCm the differ
eh' precincts, ana declare the result of the
Election
The several managers will be nj their re
Spec'iNe precincts, and hold the Election as
above Indicated
r. L. ALLISON, Managers
5. J. DUNLAP, of
J. j. CRAIG, Elections.
and others
Dec. lst, 1862, 4a-2t
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From Virginia.

RICHMOND, December 3.-Tbe Examiner.
OF lille morning. says The height opposite
Fredericksburg are crowded with the enc.
my. Inc batteries ana back muzzi., of
their cannon Gre said To look down into
every street in Freder,ckbury. Al PORT
Royal aud down tie Tlvrr the enemy have
"enVy l"nd batteries, and on Sunday las;
Tour gnn6oats were in that vicinity. No,
more Than 'hiTty families remained within
the limits Of The city, who, from poverty
and oiher causes, are desperntcl, resolved
10 abide the chances OF war
hdvces from Matthews county state ths,
the Yankee gunboars came up the river re-.
Gently and landed forces at Williams wharf.
From thence, with negro guides, they vi,i.
ted the salt works, and destroyed them, to.
gelher With the sAlt on hauj, and burned
several vessels which we're in the river
They also carried away with ,hen a great
many canoes belonging TO the citizens, and
several negroes.
The Petersburg Express, Of this morning,
learns from parties rom the vicinity OF Sui.
folk. that the enemy there we're reinfocced
last week by an entire brigade and com.
pany Of field nruIlery. The number OF Fed
erals now at suffolk il estimated at 10000.
The Yankees with this ior:e Ere TO move
against Petersburg, whils the forces at
Nswbern are to operate against Weldon.
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A VALUABLE RESIDENCE.
TOWN LOTS,
AND
LANDS FOR SALE,

TNDER TIE PROVISIONS OF TIE
~ .IASr WILL AND TESrAMENT
of my mother r.. II. Cureton, will sell. ,t
Lancaster Court House on the third Mon.
day in December next. her late
RESIDENCE and TOWN LOTS,
situate in the Village of Lancaster in an ct.
lgibIe locality.
PIECE in the shape ofa pnrallelogram
embracing the CARRIAGE ana BLACK
SMi I'll SHOPS, presenting on Dunlap
Street front of about l8O feet, and ON Ca
,Hwha Street front of abou; IO5 or 10
ieet. viii be cut OIL from the main Lot, and
sold separately.
The large square bounded by Darr, Meet.
ing, Cata~ b. and French Streets will he
divided into two equal parts by a line run.
nng through the centre from Meeting 10
barr street; and That portion situate on the
West side OF this line containing nearly two
acres will also be sold separately.
The bn!auce Of the LOTS consisting of
'he Lot on which the DWELLING stands
(eAcept the piece first above designated as
embracing the Carriage and Blacksmith
Hh"PsD and that portion of the large square
above mentioned situate on the Fast side of
The dividing line, and containing the Barn,
Stables, Nc, will all be sCId together
Plats Of these Lots may be made out. and
exhibited on the dav of sale.
The DWELLING large and handsome
em bracinr
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District Police,

A bill to raise a District Police force passed
the Senate on Thursday last. The bill provides
for the organization of a company OF mounted
patrol in each district who are to provide
themselves with horse accoutrcments, &c.
The tfiicers ere to receive $25 per month,
ard the privates $50 per month They are to
patrol their respective districts day and night.
Forage is to he provided. The Governor i. to
appoint the commissioned officers, on the re.
commendaton of the delegations, or a majority
Of them, hom each district
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Mr. Campbell though, the disc ussion was
important and not time wasted. for tho
Constitution ought to be we'll Understood
and the principles on which il was admins.
tered.
Mr.. Boyce moved to lay the amendmen,
of MIR. Weston on the table, in order ,o
proceed towards stopping the debate.
Mr Whnley then moved ihnt the resolu
tIons be put on their passage.
Mr.. liuston's amendment was laid on the
! table.
The first, secondhand third clauses were
adopted ns they stand. The fourth was
adopted with the word ~hisi iorical" stricken
out and the word "appoin,ed" substituted
in the place of "delegated "
The Gilh clause was adopted, with tb.
word "insurmoun'abe' changed to "irre.
couciIahIe
The sixth and seventh clauses were with
drawn b! Mr.. WhaIey.
The eighth clause VAS then before H..
'lousc, and the yeas aud hays were called
The clause was adopted by SO y,o, to Il
nays
The resolutions were ;hrn sent TO tie
Senate for concurrence.
The Senate bill for nboli-hing the Exec.
"'Ne Council was then taken up The
bill had received its second reading, and the
question Was, shall this bill passl
A motion mude to adjourn ,he House
was lost.
The bill was passed by 96 yeas to s
nay.
he House Lill wns then laid on the
| table.
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DErARTHEHT OF THE WEsr The Ten
nessee papers appear 10 be under the i'm.
preston that the campaign in the IVES, Ia
10 hang fire for some time yet and tha,
we are 10 have season Of "mssterly mac
tivity," at leas, as long ss the Cumberland
remains ut low water mark. General BraRp
wss st Tullahoma, when last heard from
il 10 not stated, and We presume not known
whether he contsmplates making a move
ment against Nashville. or whether he is
merely engaged in picking up "suppIiss" for
the army. The Inference is, however, that
he 10 after supplies" and that he {. also
engaged 10 "psying debt Of honor" TO the
people Of Middle Tennessee. The sdven,
OF General Johnston, however, may break
up this sort Of campaigning and We ORE.
dick warm work for the enemy-"quick
leks and no qpaHsr.'-Richgond Eram
pie-
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EXCHANGE NOTICE, No, 8

]. All Confederate officers and men who
have been captured AID paroIcd in Virginia
or Mary land, at any time from the beeininp
Of hOstillties to the lst of November. 1861
have been duly exchanged, and are hereby
so dec Jared
J. All Confederate officers and men who
nave been delivered at hisen's Landing. on
James river at any time previous TO the l III
OF November, 1861, have been duly ex
changed, and are HEREBY so deciarrd.
8. All Confederate officers and men who
have beef delivered at Vicksburg, Mississip.
P'' previous to the LIST OF Novem Der, ! l862
MA IrciudIng said date, have been duly OK
changed, and are hereby so declared.
ROBERr CULD,
Al Agent Of Exchange.
WV ~ ioo1. 4I-6l
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Proclamation by the Governor
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA

STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT, Nov 30 1862.
~ ltEREAS information has been re
W ce we'd nj this Department that an as
s'"!t and battery, with intent to kill was
male upon the body Of NJ w. jenkins,
"s"mc tim" about the first of June ias,." by
n gro man, Jim, a runaway. the proprr,y
"i John Sanders, Of Sumter District, and
mat the sail negro jim was on his tri Il for
th' sad offence, sentenced to b.. hung on
'hr hrSt Friday in October last, and that
III" sad negro jim has since broke i,il and
He'd alter new tria! had been grn.:t.d
him:
N"", kHor y, that, to the end thn, ius.
''e may hc Gone, and that the snid negro
iAin NAV he brought back TO confinement.
T. + w. PlCkENS, Governor and Com
mandrr.in Chief in and over The Sat. ,r,r.
s"ld' d" Issue 'hrs my proclamation. cffrr.
ing " reward of TWO HUNDRED Dol.
LARS for lis apprehension and delivery
mt" any jnll in this State.
Given under NV hand and the zeal of the
Eiate, ut toumbin. this, the LIST d,y of
December, \. d., 1862.
+. w. PTCKENS.
W r livNTT, Deputy Secretary of State
Dec. :, 1862 i.-2t