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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-07-10

ASSISTANT QUARTERMAsTER GENERALS OPFIcE
PfTu, Va Inn

hhslSEkNT QUARIEkMASIER GENEHALS
RICHMOND, Va, 18th June, 1868. (
TAX IN KIND.
In Mind
An cer OF the QuasieTmaser Generals Department
neu 70 the special charge Of the subject contro ling Quar-
with The rank Of Major assigned 10 each state, and
toS aster, with he rank Of Captain, each
District, where II practicable collect the tenth
I4 Lsr'aral District will be subdivided
ae ~ cIse 81 into sections for the convenient
'ey y s Ay-r ~ his quota Of produce, and agents will
tabisbed IN eth section 30 " Wv F " w
before % o. et be established or the assessments re-
que a. ser e be made, Of small grain bsv and
III olp o. wool Tor the have been secured
Il relieve lssrs from the risk Inconvenience a, staring
tn Government portion, well as obtain Immediate unnss
Tor use the army the Department authorizes and
70 resiil posts where Qusermaste are now 50
ned u deliver the Governments tenth aty part it, 10 that
Qrarermaser. ~
Under the law, 5 required 10 deliver their tenth At
dc los MT more THAI eight miles the place OF production
II ucy viii deliver u1de m request the Government will psy
10 The rsrqo-s ~ eight miles The Quarterma.
renewing produce under this rc will give
du evidence hat 50 much Of his paid
Post Qleu@ser OF the Congressional District
tn tcnt, al the established Il known
10 HIM. ie Qua temase t0ewom the produce delivered
also receipt Tor Il 10 the Post Quartenaster OF the District
will endorse ~ Of the receipt upon assessors stnate
before transferring 10 the agents at the receiving depot
LARKIN SMITH,
A. QusTteiraster Ger eral In charge.
w Enquirer Examiner, seuE.i and Dispatch copy one ront
t,f5 In
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-07-10

TUsrLE Sour AGATl-Jim Cook has captured an
other monster Of the tecp'-a largesea iurilewbich
he viii serve up at Congress Hall to-day, in his cele
braed aud most approved STYLE Rich soup and sayOry
steaks will present their attractions today at the epcu
rean resort on Franklin street. ard doubt the rush
thitherward at noon will be une1smpled. Jim Cook
has promised to do his best on the occasion, and
with this assurance, everybody who attend viii be
present.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-07-10

rEsss-DAnIl year SlsOOi months $500; Tor vs-
slsd s1seO per nonsh.
s=SI-sssNiT year 1900; months, tSOo,
wsSSl, year, 500: nOnshI $500.
Esnl..AEOei :. iss rsk Of The SubsesIbs-.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-07-10

sUssCEBE Nose papers marked Wiia Cross Win under
their Subscription EXPIRE and will
reat pro ply n they wlsh heir papers continued.
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tsigned,l
jy 2-1w

S100 REWARD.-Ranaway from the sub.
scriber the 18th NAV last lyiis in ths city OF
Lynchbug, named HENRY ab'ut &: or 10 years
age complexion little bad about feet 10 IL
inches hgh and when he left had dab coorel cck coat
and pants Of same color, and block hat.
He was purchased by W. g. Rogers from W. T. Peterson
Richmond. His wife is owned by John Garanl Jeres who
sides within miles Of Amelia Court House In which neighbor
hood he may TIE gent sold him with the understanding
that he not to return TO the neghborhood.
The above reward viii be paid for his delivery TO the rnder
signed the Orange House. to Robert Lampk at
jy6-Gt A. o. ROBARDS.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-07-10

Ap'yT And INsPR GENERALS oYUoE.
RICHMOND July 4, 1868. I
GENERAL ORDERS,
No. o.
Information having been received that soldiers absent from
their commands without proper authority, employed by Off
ce! In charge OF Govern nen work. Il hereby directed that all
be returned Immediately their respective companies
Officers who employ not regularly detailed, will In every in
be held snswerabe for the offence before court martial
By order,
(Signed) 8. COOPER,
jyI-lv Adjrant insprr General.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-07-10

ADgr AND INsP. GEMS OFFICE, [
RICHMOND, June 90, 1868,
GENERAL ORDERS
Paragraph General ORDERS number 40, (current sere IS
amended that the apprasment OF deceased soldiers clothing
shall has washed put in by the
Qua and Will approximate the Government prices
rates at which It WAS originally issued.
BY order,
[signed,l s. COOPER,
jy 2-1w Adjutant and Inspector General
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I AND!-LAND! !-LAND! The subscri

I AND LAND LAND The subscl-
~ Der proposes seT privately, until TUESDAY, the 1ih
july s63 If not disposed Cf by that me viii be plbclg tod,
that day, the premises TWO TRACTS OF LAND known
'CRAWRORD,S SPRINGS.o
First containing 400 onehRf cleared good state
Of cultivation, Tt balance first class timber There
cred aGd forty ton land 6 sixty Of good Me
dow 1here the properly excellent sulphur Springs
considered by Professors Rogr and MaupH Of the Unvey
Virginia as being inferior TO In the State for Its medicinal
propcreL 1he Improvements comfortably entertain 60 to
LOO Visitors also all necessary outhouse This place is stu
atrd Is miles OF saunton, Pond Gap Station the Viz
giuia Central Railroad.
second.one Tract adjoining, and containing x hundred
half ceared In good state OF cultivation the balance
in the best Of timber 7here 400 OF the best Meadow
land 200 In good Meadow producing annually 500
hay. The Of the Ian smooth easily cult
1t Rncng the best stock farms In this OF the state having
the best m'uotan attached TO IT, The land Is we'll
wae-ed and has two hay7este Springs and running
spring OF coed alum The improvements Of large
Barn Stables GrGnsS r!st and saw M comfortable Dwc
House which little reEG would perfectly comorta.
BILE The Virginia Central Railroad through this property
Persons desiring further information will please apply TO
Alex. Crawford, Pond Gap, Augas 4 county, Va.
TERMs-To suit purchaser, all cash. on time
II desired will sell large lot Of Stock aud Furniture with the
property.
jels-tds ALEX CRAWFORD. :
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TELRGRAPHIC NOTICg-Tbe Telecr

photographic NOTICE-The telegram
Il Companies have de.erhned all disabled or
charged soldiers and youths properly who NAV de-
sire IL, tie opportunity 70 Tcquani themselves With the Of
Trgsphn, with yies 20 give them positions Operators
Upon q In occasion require their services.
FOR ts pgrpose mos,
convenient 70 The aqPca, AID destruction will be FURNISHED
without charge.
70. igrhsf pariicrar' apply % Mr. Go W. RADr, Division
Superintendent, or to myself, at Richmond Va. -
July 2rd, 1863. J. r. DOWELL
jy2--df Genu Supetintendent
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fsI AnffosITg.l

ACTS AND RESOLUTIONS CT THE CONGRESS or
THE CONFEDERATE STATES, PASSED AT THE
THIRD SESSION-lS6S.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-07-10
RUNAWAY NEGROES IN JAIL.

'a'Hh following Negroes have been committed
I 70 tie Jsilof TIE City OF Richmond as Runaways:
JOSH oil a1, about 60 years OF five feet Eve
riches high dark brown color and committed the property
Charles ILLS, Of Roanoke county Va.
CHARLES, yours about % years DID, Eve feet six
rt inches high, color bsck, and committed beop gng
to Lieut.. p Guyol 0! Rev orleans.
The Of the above slaves requested 70 orwa
prove property psy charges and take thep they will be dealt
with ccodiug 10 Law. THOMAS L. DUDLEY,
!e 2G-Gw Sgt City Bic. mond.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-07-10

And s other work. plain and ornamental pertaining 20 The
and Job Printing business executed with neAtness and
despatch. Public patronage respectfully solicited.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-07-10

By DUNLOP M0NOUGE CO., Auctr..
A UCTION SALE OF THE LARGE AND
IA VALUABLs CARGO OF GOODS IMPoETFn pan
STEAMSHIP "FloRA"-on TUESDAY, the l4th inFtao toa
mencng at ~ coek will te at Auction Store bv csS
logue the valuable cargo OF goors imported per steamer
comprising large and DIES rsble assortment Of ''
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-24

The Democracy of the State Of lowe are re-
Iuested to send delegates to State Convention
hereby called, 10 be held At the Capitol in the
city. of DesMoinea, on WEDNESDAY, THE GOTH
DAY OF MAY NEXT, AT IL O'CLOCK H., tor
tho purpose Of nominating can didates for Gov
ernor, Lieut.. Governor, and Judge Of supreme
Court, to be fHpported at the ensuing October
election, and Of tran.acting sush other business
may DO deemed necessary.
The bssi. Of County Representation will be ono
delegate for every one hundred votes cast for
Richari II. Sylvester, Secretary OF Sta.c, and one
for every fraction over fifty.
The Democracy Of tao several counties In the
State requested TO see that the necessary steps
are taksn in their respective counties to insure
their full represen alton at the State Convention.
fy order Of tho Democratic State Cen trail Com
m.tee.
J NJ. ELLWOOD, Chairman.
]. {. Teak. Secretary.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-24
TIE Perfection Of Mechanism
TIE MAGIC TINE OBSERVER.

DEING A HUNTING AND OPEN FACE, or
- LADY's OK GEsrLtMANs WATCH COMBINED.
WITH PATENT SkLF-wIssIAG IMPROVEMENT
Inc New York Illustrated News, the leading
pictorial paper Of the United State, in its issue
Of Jan. lcth. 1863, on page l47, voluntarily saya.
We have beeG shown u most pleasing novel
ty. OF which the HUBBARD bros. of this city
nre the sole importers. 1t lie called the MAGIC
lime OBSERVER" and is hunting and open face
watch coubIued. This is one Of tho prettisst,
mos convenient, and decidedly the best snd
cheapest time piece tor ge eral and reliable use,
ever offered. IL has within il ana ed
with its machinery, Its own winding attachment,
rendering a key entirely unnecessary. The cases
OF this Watch are composed Of two metals, The
outer one being fine rs carat go d. 1t has the
improved ruby action lever movement, aad il
warran Ell an accurate timeviece."
Price. superby engraved, per case Of half
dozen. $2o4 90. SaDp,e Wa ches, In neat mo-
rocco boxes, for those proposing 10 buy at whole
sale, So. cent by express. with bill pa able on
ielivery. soiIieIs must remit payment in ad-
nee, as We cannot collect from those ia tho ar
my. Address
HUnbAkD BROS. d CO SOLE IMPORTERS,
SoUTH Cox. NASSAU d JoHS Sis, Akw YohK.
Jan l6.d6t
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tory reason, the "nar power" i, charged
With il. This infringement and that ia
charged to the account OF the war
power" Ii is calculated to swallow mp
the liberties of the people. Gale latcd to
enslsvc freedom Of thought, freedom Of
the rress, and freedom everywhere. 1t
i, calcnl ted 10 work the ruin OF the re.
public. and tnili up 10 lis place mill
,ary dcspo,ism. Let tho tie people re-
set il. even rs they would resist the devil
himself
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-24
lllE kNl(kERBOt kkK MAGAZINE
OF
Literature, Art, Politics and Society.
ANNOUNCEMENT.


MYTH THE OCTOBER NUMBER OF THIS
W time aoaored and popular Magazine was
commenced a new series, issued in new and en-
iatsed form under eLtifei1 ne editorial ard pro-
prtetnry management.
Il will be the aim ii its present conductor not
only t. sustain Its ioimer i estigc, but to extend
its circle of readers. md mako il welcome guest
III every American household With this view
labor expense will be spared in securing the
b ghost order u tslent. not alone tins SIDE OF
he Atlantic but in both hrmis pheres.
Although literary Mag 1Ine, II vii not shrink
from boldly discussing the vital topics OF the day
trro fiom all party or sectarian bias Ii will em
trace am. ~ Its MISCELLANEOUS contents notes on
current events foreign aud domestic reviews cf
new hooks, and art aal dramatic gossip; white
he fGiteI's Table. with which the readers Of
Obj kNlGk : have been 80 long familiar will
bs monthly spread with the choicest literary vi
md, which tho market can supply.
1t is thus hoped. that even under the depress-
ing Influences Of prot acted war; the veteran
Magazine of the United States vii reap in is
ao~ and improved character, plentiful harvest
# sutssti ations, anu maintain, with added lus
ar. that position as firstciass monthly which it
has held tor more than thirty years.
TE MS.
Three Dollars a wear in advance postage paid.
70 he Army and Many. half picc. Two copies
Tar -Four bellars and Fifty Cents. Three c. pies
Tor SIX Dollars. SUBSCRIPTIONS must be sent al
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single copies gi be sent 20 any part u the
Unt, i States or Canada, postpaid, on receipt Of
twenty tge cents in postage stamps.
back numbers may be obtaipei on application.
New subscribers viii be supplied with the back
numh. 81 the new series gfatuitously.
The haickerhocker and any other three Doa"
Isga1ine viii be sent me year for Fur Dollars.
A discount OF ten per cent from these prices
wi t. allowed 70 persons sending clubs Of ten OF
mere subscribers.
CHARLES hfAD author Of the " Cloister and
the Hearth aa1 0the. eminent althoTs will be
among tie regular contributors 10 the Maga1 ne.
All Communications should be addressed u
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M
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TRUSTEES SALE

N} HEEEAS, ON TIE cold DAY OF No
w vcbber. a. d. 1885,, Danicl A. plumer
executed unto ID. ;. Tue, M Trustee y cert un
bed o. Trust nveyins to sad Trustee the
l,nd in Scott county, Iowa. described n follow
tu-wit: The west half Of the south wet mar.
Ter Of section twenty -tw9 - in township sew
euty -niu- (t9} north, OF ranse number two =
cast 81 the oh 4. NJ ,uining eighty so
acre.. W hich 81 Il conveyance wa mlis bv the
said namel \. flumor Tor he purpose oil s,cur
N tho payne q OF two certain promissorv n. ;
aud tho interest thereon, s'gnei by saii Dan el
A. Pumor, dated the toth day Of November A h.
isiT. aud payable n follows One Ter the sum
OF QUO hundred and twenty niue 80 Toe dollars
payable one year from date, ana one for the
-um 81 FIVE hundred and thirty three ~. loo dol
lars. both payable 10 Moses Porter Tho last
mentioned is Gov the property OF Almei Skesl
And now saii Last mentioned note having be-
come due and payable, and the sali Daniel A
riniuot having Jailed 10 pay tho sane. -. :
T,ue. Trustee ms aforesaid, do hereby give thi.
pubic notice, that by virtue OF the powor which
- n me vested by said bced Of Trust | will. on
NcduesGay, the 18th day o, March. A. D. LOS
Al the hour II tive ~ o'clock In the afternoon IL
sa.a aay 81 tl0 Court Huus door, IN me elt,ol
Davenport, expose and Uher Tor sale nj pup,ie
auction, the parcel Of land above described or So
much thereof as TAIL he sufficient 20 satisfy and
pay the amount ot sad note with the interest
there 10 the lay of sale. together with ali the
cost. and ,xpen ses attending said sac costs OF
this notice anlrrustce ic,s.
Dated the .4,h day OF February A y. 1889.
d. y. True,
70. l6-is Trustee.
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DEAEKTE -!

THE FOLLOWING NAMED SOLDIERS
1 enlisted for Old Regiments, have deserted
from Camp Mcclellan. davenport. Iowa:
tHaRLES GORlON, born in Tenewee county
Michigan, % years old. d machinist, enlisted Nov
18th, l-62 a, p.venI ort, by Capt VIM Purseli, iol
Ples,on, II ~ inches N height deserted OF
sunday the Pot day of December. ls62.
ALaERr lEtPLE, born in Mcienry county
Illinois, 90 years old, oceups ion farmer enlist
ed Nov. % h, 1892, at Davenport, by capt wm
Pursell Tor three years. Blue eyes, br. wn hair
hord COMP, xon. (, 81 inchee high, deserted
IN SUNDAY, the oIst of december. 1852
ALDER PRINCE, born in Frederick county
Maryland, q year. old farmer by Occur alton. en-
William Belknny, for years; has grey eyes,
-rown hair, air complexion, feet inches high
for the 9Th infantry.
). l.. BRADEN, born in Decatur county. Indi-
ana, aged % years, by occupation 4 farmer, en-
listed ut davenport, Iowa. 4 ngust i6, has hazel
eyes. black HAIR and dark COMPLEXION, height 8
feet 10 ~ oaes.
WILLIAM % JONES. horn in ora,ge county.
New York, aged "a years by occupation a car
pen,er, enlisted in 10, City Iowa, July 81. has
black eyes, sandy hair and dark complexion,
height feet inches.
JOHN hOOGdrEN, born in Hardin county,
Ohio, aged ~ years, by occupation farmer. en-
listed OF davenport Iowa. September 70, h . grey
eyes, light hair and light complexion, height 8
feet 6 y inches.
Any ole apprsheniing any one or all Of said
soldiers, will be paid all reasonable cost of trans
portation and subsistence. together with . reward
of five dollars, when said DIES. rters returned to
the Commanding Officer of Camp Mcclellan.
4. NJ LlTTLhR,
Captsin ID Iowa Infantry, Commanding Camp
Mcclellan, Davenport, Dec. %. 1862. diff
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-24
FILL UP THE OLD REGIMEsrs.

Till UT THE OLO REGIMEHTS.
The call for 100000 volunteers has been nobly
responded to by the ctisens of this State, and
our quota Is fun. But the old regiments are not
full, and TO avoid the draft, volunteers must come
forwsrd quickly, especially If they would have
the bounty.
Volunteers are received At Camp Mcclellan, uni
formoi, provided with FIRST rate quarters. &c. The
advantage Of volunteering for tho old regiments
is apparent. The Commissary and Quarternaster's
Departments are thoroughly systsustissd md the
men are we'll taken careo Of. sep4-dltstf
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-24
THE HUUsEk EEFEK'S
NEW FURNITURE POLISH!

Prepared rom On improved recipe by the pro-
prietor OF tho "BrOtbsS Jonathan Polish, is cerli-
fed by all the leadi>g New York furniture deal
and Piano Forte MAKERS 10 be the best in the
world for removing scratches marks and dirt, and
restoring high and lasting gloss 10 all kinds
Vanished work, frsm furniture &c leather. Ii is
cheaper and be ter than vsruish, dries immedi.
AteIy, and is easily applied, With piece u can
ton flannel ami bottle or two Of this New Fur
niture polish,a housekseper can work magic in
the furniture Of . house ANA keep il looking like
new. Now is the Time To "shinc up" your tables,
CHAIRS dosks pianos frames, carriages etc.,
and make them look " per cent. better. This 10
true economy. For sale by furniture dealers and
s,orekeepers generally. Price. 81 and 81 cents .
DO tie. Depot No. / Spruce street New York.
Special agents wanted. Address. box 1872. Neu
York p. U.
iuly8-dA vtfeh1
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TO FAMILIES BREAKING UP HOUSE
KEEPING Any party having u small
amount of pain Household Furniture sufficient
for man ana wliel. which they would lise To hire
out Tor lew months aud have well Ia ken caro- Of
will pleas address FURAlrURE,
dee 9. If BOX 1894 l. O.
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Negro Enl,atmeat>-..s Nistoticai
Parallel.

-
u the etsd = '''s a'''' "s' '''"'
le,tsntd 4. other ,lmes titan those aud
sth no less earue,lntss and scrlmons
-. -. .h.,o.ta,,.,s In discussion.
- l.
h"''ns INC wa - ''.'
extract iron Tie painfhiel u III. MVo'e'
Secretary oil the New York Historical
.;a, \ - .nl5.et US ltnnrlt before
,a,oa
'''0
tors loaE iimt. ~ 1st'''. -
tprn al 80 - toh y hfl's NC 'n~'' Z
under consideration vac s,'cd down. Ia
N,> l,-5 tAe matter took the shape
. al - ,rs.,ntea /,
Y Congress ~ inc LILO" 'snE"sn'
Rtso{rtd, Ihat11 i The opinion Of lhi-
commit CO, a. The contest no" between
Great blltain sni tie Coon es respect,
lie liberties snd privileges Of tie latter,
which the Colonies ste detsrnln 10
mautsin, bal The s5nI .,.on u any PER
sous. as soldiers, into The array los ta..
iar, tat orls such as are tfe,men, vii
be n eonslst.nt Nlth The trlne4ple. 4 al
afe 10 he suppalted. aud reflect dishon-
or ou the Co'our, and ms: 10 saves be
admitted into tbs srnX upon any cen
dgratlon whateAtt.
Massachusetts, nssed orders. at alton,
same tine. 10 h.r State tufees. tor
bidding the enlistment 81 ANY negro
She stood side bg sae " III sonth Car.
olins in the measure. " oud Il b. be
lryc4t She uow ska Il rom htr ap.
pcrtoimenf, So seeks 10 til her 44ols
= tn negroes.
~+urtv afterwards. Ne ale lniofmef
4 capus# III srny til els Va. led. al
~lsh General Warrington pres III
Ib, MISTER VAS paced IN record ~ III.
io~s
IN Ac.her il 81 "a advisable 10 eI
hstsny reEfoe. III ,hs nov army z u
~ltt,r ther, he a,aoclon between
.ncs :, are slaves all those who are
.cef
Vt was arresl unanimously L. reject
Ill slaves. aud. ty.9fe.t mEiorlty. 10
reject nesrees Altogether.
a. \ conference nd 041 l.. l--5
composed Of B.ri. Franklin and others.
m company With the Lieut.. Governors
OF Connect,cut and Rhode Island, for
ina ru,n,se ot co,sulitno with Gen
Washington AZ to tie hes, method OF
r,uoya inr the ARMY, tie negro cues
non WAS pres.ut,d. and Tins dl.l,os, d
NJ.
.on,bt no, negroes 10 be excluded
tom the nes enI stmeul. espscislysu,b
as arc sl.,e.?
agreed that they be rejected alto
oe,her."
Ia ,.ror.l o,Jar. Na.oaf.ar 70
ls75. Washington .sy.
"A.,fher n.groe. bays unshle !, beat
arms M OLD men u, III T. ,ndn,. The
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-24

, II wishing to purchase n good Machine are in.
v'ted TO examine this betoie Iurc1a sing el-e
where. Warranted one year, With proper usage
PsIoR, $so.-hkAAEK So, BAsrRR q EXTRA.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-24
GAe

TnuRLow WEtD LIFT Washington
on lhur.dsy last. The public arc still
ignorsnt OF the nature Of hit visit or lis
result. ItIs ouIy known that the presi-
dent sent for him.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-24

CoMMASpRR pnkBLE, who was cash
tered f,r permitting the Confederate
steamer L orlda u enter Mobile, has
been re,nslat,d, ard is under orders for
active ,orslcc. lie was restored 10 his
rank because seine bali dozen other COM
maldcrs permitted the Florida to come
ont pg.in. That is the simple truth III
the case. The President was compelled
to ret.,ate hia,, or dismiss a. officer
Commanding ve..ci. C., Mobile when the
Floiiia ran the gauntlet the second
time.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-24

CLINTON HOUSE.
CORNER OF CLlNTON AND COLLEGE
\. sssssu, Isws City lsws J. TsUspELL, Pvs.
gdee4 .AeI1e1t:"
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-24
ever. off.red 4 honnty ot Conc healthy.


ever. offered bounty o. zone healthy,
sound negro. between the ages Of ten
and thirty, for each and every years ser
vice in the army. SO that the volnn.
teers who served during the var had q
stock OF negroes 10 commence business
with when peace arrived.
Some partial Efforts we're made TO-
wards the enl s,mcnt OF negroes at the
North, but the result il plainly shown
by the returns Of the Ad jutant General
Of the Continental army. made on the
2th Of Angus, 1873. There were then
but .55 negroes IN the entire army
not the usual complement, Of body ser
wants aud oks, which positions they m
douttedly flied. With reference u
these, Sir Henry Clinton issued proela
nation stating that he woud buy all
Who were captured.
The people who thus repudia,ed this
degrading and impo!itc measure were
engaged IN struggle for existence. We
are wsg,nc, cet,a,uly under present pol
,ci,s. d,tIeren, kind of war, with I'M
hnirod resources al oar command. Is
uot the parallel a Dig acetul one "A
soclauons which our iorctathers seorn
ed. We court and with ten !uld their
strength. the American people Mt the
present day must ask The negro to high,
Their bat, Is for them (htcaqo Times
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GrS ions CocnKASE talks OF resign
Ing, "on account Of III health 10 other
woldr, hc in,orieiod with Burnside ;
plans Md got himsclf into ;roui IL.
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