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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-02-14

Mexican volcanoes. II would be sad and
woful 10y, nevertheless, 10 hear that the
hordes under Scott and Taylor we're every
man Of them swept into the next world !
Wha, business has an invading army in this
Boston Daily ChroRotype
The whole world knows that il is Mexico
which has been imposed upon, and that our
people are the robbers. So fHr as our Govern
ment can effect, the lava OF Heaven are sus-
pended, and those Of hell established in their
stead. To the people Of the United States !:
Your rulers are precipithtina you into fathom-
less abyss Of crimeand calumny. y.-NebO York
Tribune.
1t is the Presidents war Mexico is the
Poland Of America II there were excuse for
the war, there is none for the measure which
opened it But what excuse is found for the
| wal, itself 2--Nortk american
What is il, then, that makes or allows Mr..
Polk to sanction this war, and all the outrages
Of which it Is the consequence II is this
Mr. Polk is q weak man. He was selected to
be the Locofoco candidate for President be-
cause he was weak. 1t was this that recon-
mended him to his party. 1t Wes this that
elected him. 1t has been said correctly, that
it rs curse upon any nation to have weak
minded rulers We are under the judgment
Of that curse. - baltimore Patriot aa
If there is any conduct which constitutes
moral treason, it is an attempt TO embark OF
encourage the country in A WAR AGAINST
GOD, as is the case ina war like that which
we are now engaged - Louisville Journal
To volunteer or vote a dollar 10 carry on
the war, is moral treason against the God o.
Heaven, and the rights Of mankind.-Ndsh
piHe Gazette.
We can not possibly look favorAbly upon
this war Its first act was a gross outrage
upon Mexico. And can it be supposed By
Mr Polk and his advisers that an error SC
glanng, crime so objectionable as this Mex
lean War, can be whitewashed2 We may vel
wish our country ont Of this unrighteous war
Mount Carmel Register
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-02-14

D9-The English keep the son of the King
of Dslhi-righlful owner of millions npon
milliOns Of treasure, lands, kingdom, &e.--in
small prison at Rangobn, and allow Jpe dol
lars per month for food and clothes.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-02-14
RAILROADS..
Indiana CeHtFali& aaytoH& a Western R.R
@@WH


ON and after Monday next trains on the Indiana
" Central wlsleave the Union Depot, Sixth street,
at 800 m, Di2 m, and 4.4b y m.
Returning will arrive at 1910 M 51b D M ami
sThe 6:OO ms and s:45 p m, express trans make
close connections to AL points the West aud Soutb
and 9l2 train the shortest and Qulc kest route
10 Chicago Ind the Northwest.
noyl4 II. @. OARkY, Superintendent
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-02-14
Dayton and Michigan I.nilFOnas

- ~ - y = ~
ON and after Sunday, May 4, 1862, trans will
" leave Union Depot sixth street, for Toledo .anJ
kliinfefmediate points as follows.
Toledo and Chicago Mail at $50 a m.
Chicago and Detroit Night Express vi 500 pm
Z mil. n r. NJ hHDEMAkkR, SUPERINTENDENT
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-02-14
DEoEMBRR I5thile62.

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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-23

PROFUsE BHIDGiNu or TIE OHIo.-
Mr.. Wad,wo'th, Of Ky, has an ,xten-
sive Bird .e bill bet re Congress, &c span
the Q 40 river al four d,tf rent pon,.
lie spng,t the other day to push the bill
to is passage und the opera,lo" OF the
previous question, but Mr.. Mckn gh,,
OF II Plt,bur., protested, AID II was hnal-
ly postponed. MIR. Wajsworth. Il is
aid, will make an eff It at an early day
- ave II taken up. The a'gnne", j" ITS
go tha, the erection OF these hrid-
oes wi uake railroad connections a,
1,,y SANDY. Msy.v'Ile Cincinnati an !
Lou,sv,l e. Til, ar!nme"' against u Is
tha, th.;r .r.c,,,n will impede steam
boat n.viga in TO The 'o I"',;,,,.r ,' y
the business lnterests OF
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-23

NoMINATloxs.-Tne i'resid. u se"' u
the Sc 'ate the following nominat '"
Gen. J,h, W. Phelps, Of Vern. vi
to he Major General, II date from Dec.
a, 1885,.
dec. 4, lsGl,'-the rery day upon
which lie issued the fdnaticdi procla"d-
n)A at SHIP Lta"di Tn 3 TACT prov.
comcin,v ly that the ;,rocIamation Is Nh
sole srou d TOR h $ promotion. No o"e
will cnnle d that while in : e m,li'ar,
servicc,-from ~hich he re,iicd because
nsiil.ng to ob'y an order from G,n
Butler with regard u the use Of negroe.
he performed u single act emitting
him to recognition as a SO oiee. The
Ship Island pro lAms,.on is the basis q
his "iane" and favor.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-23

Coaches TO Automatically 10
the present week, the Wc.ern State
Comp ny put line Of hacks on the
road between Des MONIES and Marshell.
town. II is The purpose o. the Comps-
ny TO substitute 4 horse C ,ach's wlthln n
week ID The Route TO Marshalltown runs
BY tho way OF Peoria CITY in this Gun
ty, and EdcnviIle. The Cedar R.pids
and NJ. L. L. K. company, as sted by
pr vste enterpr ST, are preparing TO
construct bridge ACROSS Skuak river
winch will open an un Instructed comm
nication ~ilh Mar.h.lllown. The esti-
mated cost of the idg, is Sl.50o,OO
A. L. Wllds, Agent o. the Company, is
couf lent that the nr d &c vii be Ou It
in a short time. The VI. d NJ. X K
mus, Look to its laa,els.-Des Moines
Register.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-23
New OCEAN InoN-CLADs To DE BulL r

new OCEAN lnON-CLADs To BE BUILT.
In few days proposals will te issu ed
for the construction OF three enormous
ocean iron-clad N n-of war similar TO H. G
ID ctator and Puritan, nov in course OF
c Instruction in this acighborhood. They
will be over 400 feet long, aud much
more formidable than either the War
rior or Gloirr. Tee iron armor on the
turrets will be no les, than two feet
thick, and 4 Q outside bow, which will
be OF iron, will be as sharp as the Llade
OF ku,f.. The battery will su'p.ss
anything hitherto conceived. Ii pres
ent indications are to be relied on, ord.
nance peo lie will be able to cast a 90
inch gun which can discharge a halt
ton weight Of iron at single shot. Two
or more Of those will be on board. As
the crushing force Of 45o-pound ball
is nine buDdred tons, the eff ct OF the
fntn'e ammunition msy be imagined
New York being the only place where
work Of such magnitude could he per.
formed, 1t is safe TO say that some OF our
constructors will have the new craft on
the stocks before july. S,ch vesses
cannIt, however, be built in less than q
year. Ne,c York Void, FeL. l3M.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-23
rom Washington.

WAsnihGroN, Feb. IL.
No increased tax on whisky pro
proposed IN the mncnducnt OF The Com
mittce on Ways AID Means 10 The tax
bill. The tax on alc and beer, however,
has been reduced to sixty ccuts per bbl.,
until April lst, 1854.
The paper question will bc hereafter
considered by the commi tee.
Representa- yc Arnold and Father
Dunn Of Chicago visited the President
yesterday and urged the promot on OF
Col. Mulligan to Brigadier General
ship.
Father Dunn aided in raising two reg
iIncnts for the war.
Capitalists seem likely TO avail them
selves promp ly ef tic advantages OF the
new bankrupt law, and applications for
the organization OF a banking association
in this city, WAS filed in the Treasury
Department on Saturday.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-23

TEACHERS iNsrTUTF.-At a meeting
OF the teachers OF this vicinity on Ssturda,
morning. held at the County Superint endent .
office, it was decided tina: . Teachers Ins,i
tute be he'd iu this city "a, soms day soon l.
be named. This isright. and il is the duty o.
every teacher 70 attend. la fact il IL mai
obligatory by law to do so. in order to get I.
certificate Read the law:
SIC /. Bsn enocted BY Tie Board of Eiuca-
lion Of he otae Of Iu~.. tnas dutlng The Il "a.
Of boiling y iesch~r-' Institute. IN any coun
" Of this State. ANY school ,hut may b. i,
session in such county, shall be closed aud !,
Is hereby made the duty of oil teachers. an"
pc e,ns desiring n teachers certificate. to At
tend such los itu'e. or present to the County
superintendent "a isiactory reasons for not 8.
attending, os;Irs rscslving auch certificate.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-23
ArpIros's OvrI,s, Iowa. !

Tvs notuori Ioo. ~, tob".
II is hereby certified that on tho l6 b day OF
Feb, SOB, sworn statement. VA flied 10 this oil
dee. suowing tho coudi ion OF ,hs Lamar fire Ia
surahce Company, located 10 New York City. ~
he State of New York. on tho fret asy u Ja1ut
y, A. d., lsGs, In accordance with provision tt
IN act Of the Gesersl Assembly Of tho state Of
loGA. entitled "A" at la relation 10 Insurance
. mpauies." approved January 2slh, 1857, and an
At amend: II ry thereto, approved February sib.
1853, And an act ia relation 10 Life Insurance
Companies. approved March l7th, lsG. that said
.taieinent shows that said Company = pus .es o.
II tie requisite smount VI capital, and Invested
g require bv Law.
Authority is therefore given TO the above nam :
g Company 10 transact their a. prep,iste business
4 insuranco ia his ~tnte in accordance with the
.nw. thereo until the 3i.i day Of Janu ny, A. D.,
ne thous~n eight hundred and fx ) -four.
L. Is also certdei thst Juo l.. Sw,ts, OF Davsn
port, has been du y appointed ny sid Company
heir lawful Agent aud Attorney Tor the County oI
scott, witr full rover 10 take risks o. i0surans
therein. aad TO scknowlejge service cf proc 81 ..
provided by iav. upon biz Ming th the Clerk d
no Distre. Court In and tor said Cosaty. . cseti
6sd copy d The statement on &c IN this OlRoe.
siurthsf certi6 ID that the ttsched 10 true and
sorrs.t copy Of tas i'd statement.
10 testimony whereof, have hesssn
lSsALl to set ny band aad "a sed ~ seai o
o0cs, this 18th day Of Feb. 4. u. 'C3
J. or TALL, Asdisse 4 ts,s.
DAS. GaAysess Dess9s
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-23
NUMBER


ly misrepresented by the Republicans in his
speeches during the campaign Of las. fall. that
he proposed. contrary to his usual custom. 10
read his speech, that be might be able TO
NEE, and refute oil uisrerr essntslion OF what
ne might say on the icasion.
lie then entered upon an elaborate and
vel! conceived spec b u on the condition oil
f,irs as they we're and ~ they nov exist in
the country. he laid before HE hearers the
cauess which melted the rebel ion, the TEN.
per Of the people Of the North a. the breaking
out Of the rebellion. their willingness and
zeal In fighting for the restoration OF the
Union. without distinction; the ruinous
change in the policy Of the adnlnistration-
turning the war into an abolition crusade aud
then the refusal Of the democracy TO submit 10
anv such outrage. lie Impressed upon the
audience the utter folly Of attempting TO carry
ou the war under any euch policy as the pre-
sent rather than that he would advise an ar
mi-tiee-s Je,es that the people might counsel
together and send their delegates TO a Nationsl
oonVeutiou TOT thc poTPose oi estaoisbihH
9 ,ms terms for the restoration Of the Union.
HE speech wss most enthusiastically applaud
I'd from fret TO last. Three rou,iug chsers
we're given for tn Union as IL was and the
Con s,itution ~ 1t is, three more for Judge
rhaysr. and three hearty groans for the sbo.
i,ioIists. alter which the meeting adjourned
IL WAS 9 most hearty and enthusiastic sf-
% follow. The bal lie open and the campaign
10 fully insugurated. Let it roll on.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-23
Democratic Club Meeting.

The d, d,mocra,s Of Davenport assembled a
he Cour, House on Saturday night. for ,h.
purpose of organizing a Democratic Club.
The meeting was called TO order by Mr.. ID
y Richardson, by call ng MIR. II. b. Mathew,
the chair.
q Smallfel1 was appointed Secretary.
Co motion OF r. y Cougd-n. u committee
u one from each ward was appointed to r..
.,or, a constitution ana BY laws At the next
meeting Il the Club.
FIRST ward, E. Jennings: second ward. Chas.
6sidrrbeck. third ward. f,ank Plumer
tsurih yard. Wm. ID Ioley IF h ward, II. ID.
congd,n sixth ward. Wm. Ren~ick.
Ga motion, committee oi seven was ap
noluted TO make arrangements tor the mex,
meeting Of III. Club Committee:
d. N. krhard.ou, Jos. Motto. T. W ) ,in
berg. ihos. Dermody. Harvey Leonard. l. W.
Harrison. and Harvey Hills.
On motion, a finance committee wassp.
ooinied, consisting of Jar. Wsrrick, Samuel
Parker, and Harvey Leonsrd.
Ga motion. the Club adjourned Till mex,
saturday evening to meet at such place a.
he committee OF arrangements may select.
A. G. -M,LLiItLp Secretary.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-23

TuE following extract Of le,t'r from
4 iad,, dated M-mph ., Feb. 6 b, II
pu y i.b ed IN tie Joxr"ot IF Commerce :
Il !. disuessi' q to see how the d"r-
K es are h,ought here on the cars. d.
believe. l have seen two thonssno
brought here in . day, and they at
here 10 the most sl,ject poverty pc.s'blc.
We hsv. had some very cold weather
OF G, and ons ri ,ht there wers seDsnty y
fee frozen to dea:h i" cotto" shed
Tuere rs no room for the poor cre4tur. S
aud Uuudreds OF their cblIdreo hay.
died
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-23

Mr.. Crawford moved that when the meetinl
.dj,urn. It be to meet At the ssms place o.
Wednesday,, the 18Th of Aprd next. to hes,
he report Of tue COMMITTEES on revolutions.
A ioDtwd.
Thonshi, vas the intention Of the meeting
view VI tie impossihiny Of an attsodsi c.
tom the sono,ry. to sdjpurn uron the trsDssc.
I'm OF the above business. th. crowd resent
.hich had filed the court room. demanded
QUE sre.king. Geo. II. Parker sas cs'hd
.o,. aud he took tn. stand 10 entertain thu ."
Hence Snt Judge rhsysr. q Muscs,ios. who
,t vas announced vas 10 towo. should arrive
Mr.. Pssker sddrss.sd lhs people for .
xh,Is 10 bis Usually happy style. sh-o Jodss
rh.y.r v.s sn.osnesd. lie took the stand
.uiA load applause. sed Informed ths audi
. shas isaaAssh - - had bssa asas bass
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-23

New ioRk, Feb. %
The Richmond Enqairer Of the 18th
expresses great Indignation AGAR MS,
I'ronan u. LIluys peace plan, and scorns
All ideas Of mediation, and says the only
commissioners they have are Lee. Beau
In reference TO the proposed conference,
I says IT is well that the " ashngtou
Government refuses the suggestion OF
hc Conference.
Tie French Emperor was snubbcd bv
England aud lecturcd by the United
states. VIII he cud ms lo ought To have
begun. by recognizing tho Cpnfedcrscy
and sending q minister 10 Richmond.
Until he biinga himself 10 tha, point The
Cohiodc,ates viii no more thank hlm for
his interference than the Yankees
England prctends to haze M account,
of successful attack by i rrcst upon
t,en. jeff. G. DAVIS Union forces at
Frarklin on the 9Th, dispcrsing the Van
KEGS in every direc ion. They rc,rcatcd
towards Nash, ilIe.
Tho Tmes' Washington dispatch
states that the War Department has no
nformall Of the disaster 10 our forces
At Port Hudson
Gen. Bu;lc, MAS offered the command
of,hc expedition against Vicksburg, bat
declined.
The Mereury's dispatch states that a
long list Of officers, who have uttered di--
loyal sentiments, has been prepared
hey will be dismissed aud the list pub
lshod.
The Weroifs dispatch states that the
Virginia roads are becoming good, md
amy movements are becoming possible.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-23
NUMBER IlO.
TO-DAY'S ADV'TS.
Tho Fairy Weddinyil

sAA "
nN SPECIAL ARRANGEMENT We PUB
- lish ereiastsiy lie cAnp noroGR, rms OF
inS LiLLiruriAa ADDING PARiy, ~ iollows:
rr,ce.
Gan. TON TmuMn in his " dd.pg .ut 25 cts,
Mas. aEs loM lntMB in Hsdding dra. 70
Nh AID Alas. Gks ToM Int MB,i Hedd..g
drtss,.. ............ 2t
&. aMopoaH Nufr and Miss MissIg q, oonis-
man and brtd .maid d..............2 %
.ns GkS ION imam. In celebrated he
erpfsH df, 81 ........... ..4.......... 70
MInta I.sisA ant MIYhis WARalR. -
Toe whoie BRIDAL Panty. (group ii iour)
tHfu '..+t..s..t.t+ .......s4.bU
Tho LaioAL Panty, s S-soseopio pieiuro)s0
The HalDAL fariy. , ueo'en gic coto,ed 10
RIO Price of card pictures, ca ord, will bc II 4
centaeAlrA
oan bc sent by mail on receipt Of price and
pest 10 stamp.
Nome grLu no unless stamIed with our trade
nafk, IA. IN u circle. on tho feo.t ot the Jh.,o.
Har.. beware oi spurious coros made IRON
gtavlnss. ete.
h.aii. T. ANTHONY, 5li broadway. y.
Nanuf,ctursra of tne b,a Thufogeap - Iibnms.
and fubl sheia d Gard thot,g apns of esie b
i,os.
The Negatives Of III 90 exqpiaite pictures were
made for us by BRADY.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-23
LATEST NEWS
By TELEGRAPH.
sunday Night Report.

Fo.r MONROE, Feb

Fo.T MONROE, Feb. II.
The flag Of truce boat brough, down
last evening about 800 exchanged Union
! prisoners.
The Richmond Enquirer says there
are lumo,s Of AN advance of the Yam
KEGS upon Middle Tennessee.
Cannonading WAS heard on Wednes
day last. in the direction Of Beech Grove,
where Gen. Euiord, with his brigade, is
Stationed.
Gcn. Forrest has command on Buck
river, north Of Columbus, with cayalr,
and artillery.
The TcAas Fioy Of the ID inst has an
account Of an invasion OF their soil by
the modern bandits, who are stealing
horses, cattle, Ac.
Capt Bclord's cavalry company was
attacked in lahala county, aud NIL the +
horses stsmpcded.
They also cap ured and hung Guardo-
teller. Chief Justice Of Lahala county.
About 800 MtNlcans have been organ
zed for the purpose of plunderlng our
'ohtlti, alli ttltli acts are approved bv
the Mexican authorities.
The baudt,i, at last accoun's, were on
the I, Nas side ol the Rio Grandc, an
some ofihcm are under the United States
flag.
The flag Ct truce brought 80 or 90 of
the crew of the United States eunboat
Isaac Smith, captured at Stoney Inlet,
aud also - United States officers, being
tho remainder Of those captured previous
10 jeff DAVIS proclamation.
The following United States prisoners
have died in the hospitals at Richmond
sncc the last report Pri,ates J. Il
Garry, company A, 1T Wisconsin, Feb.
ID !, j. II. Ca,well, company X, 7ith
Illinois, Feb ltb, fever.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-23
AB,uT TIE ATTACK on CHARLESTON

AB,UT TIE ATTACK on CHARLKs1 ON.
A Washington letter SAYS;
The cAuli II heretofore f. ivcn sg t'ns'
too sanguine expecta'i,n Of the speedy
fall OF Cnxi lesion or Savannah " II hav,
to Lc 'cpeated. There as no probab t'y
whoteper Of the begi.i"g or the frOn-cl"e'
attock oga,nst either Of these pl"ces to'
at teast u fortnight yet. The und'rlak
lug is sggsu'ic on, /; we are not read,
tor II yer, aud we viii not attack TIL W
sre ready
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-23

DANCE AT LE CLAIRE. Our friend
Pfimm. OF L. Clare, will have a
dance and supper at hs house on Tues
extends On iuvitati n 10 the dancing public o,
tbs city. l. Claire is gay place for dance.
boys. and II you want to have O good tim.
that is the place TO q to. Milo White fur
bishes the music.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-23

SETTLE UP. Mc.srs. A. p. G p. Kel.
.ty, and mu.t have . s-Ltlem eDt Of all &C
.ouuis before the close OF the present week
. Of the concstn ~iil remain here until Des'
saturday to transact business. All accounts
nut settled by that time will he placed 10 Isgsl
hands for collection fLl6-dlw
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-23
Da,enp port Lumber market.
IU-DAY'S Ai)N'rS.


rTNO HENRY MILLER. YOU ARE HEREBY
l n"tlhed. IN accord aco with direction o
tho City tounc,l ei the CITY + Davenport, gwen
At the reg lar meeting ui snid CouLcii, Dec. 5d
1867, 10 tho under >lgnch, City Nai shsl OF rair
city, within twenty days alter one weeks publ,
oatOn 81 tbis uotice, IL vat: Wlthla twenty
day from The ~ day Of March, a. % 1859 l.
tii up tho excavation, or cellar hoie, the casi
~ ect lay 20 fcet OF lot Nix, IN block seventeen ID
toe city Of pavcDpUri, So that ioul and stagnan
water Will NOT remnin IN said hu,. ! aaid hul,
IS not so h.i,d up by you within the nie heruiL
,lmltci. tuo sans viii b. done at your expense,
,ueindiLg costs, together with ID per cent onai
ty on the same.
II LEONARD,
Marshal Of The City ol nvanppft.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-23

To LANA few thousand dollars on
goo Improve: fsrm,ss lasjs. Eal ire Of +.
4. nsAais. Ctso Klug " Lion. JsSss GRAFT
s1Sl3.20
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-23

TuK DEslRUCr.oN or TIE KEoKuk
Constitution OffIcE. The Gaxelts vf SATURDAY y
otaiiy endorsed the action oi the mob Of crsry
.oliiers who committed the villianous ouifsg.
Il keokuk u few days sioce. breaking the pres
.es. destroy Ing the types and entirely running
lines NOR, sipcertig devoted to the cause OF th.
Uaion the CU,.si atitn. and the laws Of the
l.Dd. then the Airicauizsd thing published in
this city. Has 1t come to the that ths people
i the United States must DC borne down with
hurdensom taxes to pay soldiers to destroy
The property OF honest. patriotic American cit
zen-' Are the people to be required 10 IA,
nd support thesc soio,ers ia idiYness. loung
ng round hospitals. when by their sets the,
,onclu.lvely demonstrate that they are abi.
podied and fit Tor sersice? l. strikes Us yer,
orciLly that when m N is able to ,in a mob
n mashine up and removing heavy materials
Ike printing presses and ,yIe.. he should =
'ompetent TO carry a mu.kst and To do dats
where his services may be Of come benefit to
hose who are tled to pay him.
There can be no possible apology ofF1red for
his damnnble outrage. and we are willing 10
AXE the cons qreaes OF making tn, assertion
hat any man who attempts to excuse It, is no
~.s william than the men who prrpstratea
he &C, Wnst wonderful amount OF brsye,
v thsse soldiers must posssss,
SJne tiftv or IN lrs OF than, armed wi'h
.bives and r.volvers. march boldly to the Cor
ii u ION office. where large force. probably ten
r tp ioe comp0i.ors. are employed. and viii
.x.s. sIsdges. aud. hammers rush up sod de
Troy the valuable materials OF the establish
osnt. II vas . daring act. almost ss boil
nd quite ss homorabie as stealing sheep. !
hsss msn are not pro'noted-to the glbbsl-
hey will not obtain their just deserts.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-23

P,LIcE CoUKT. The only item at the
Police Court. Saturday. wac the settlement II
little difficulty between . couple Of femsies.
which was arranged BY one paying into th
hsnos OF his Honor. the sum u S. 50 and lh.
other Sc 5o
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-23

Nix TRAINS lecture in Le Claire was
att ndsd by over three hundred persons. The
speaker was vociterou.ly cheered aud the seb-
uments he uttered mAnifss,ly endorsed by ai
least niue-tsp,h. of his audience. lie spok.
yesterday evening in Iowa tiiy.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-23

CoLD AGAls.-Satuid day the weathe,
shlpp-d around again cold as blsz.s. COM
pletsly closing up the mud and leaving the
rosds In horrible condition.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-23

PosTpeSEMKNT.-P,of. Forcy, who
vas announced to lecture IT, this c ty on W. d.
nesdsy evening nex,. has pos, ponsd his CON-
ing until Wednesday eveting. March 4.h.