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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-01-14

NEW YORK. BOSTON
.A.FD .dkL BATTERY CITIES.
Cassyins the Gssss Western ard Nor,h
Wsstcsn Uoioel mates Mails.
EMPRESS TRAINS LEAVE DUNKIRK AND
Ia Buffalo, daily. ON The arrival of all trains on
the Lake Shore Railroad, making close connec.
tlous with trains from Cleveland, Chicago, Mil
wauAee, 81 Louis, Burlingtop, keckuk, St Paul,
Dubuque, Galena, Iowa City, &c-the only cars
running through from the Lakes to New York
City
WITHOUT CHANGE.
Baggage checked through. Fare always as low
as by any other route.
Be particular and call for tickets via Erie Rail.
road which are sold at I'll tn principal railroad
Offices in the " est.
This Road affords facilities for shipment G
Freight, superior to any other roatc.
AN EXPRESS TRAIN FOR FREIGHT
leaves New York daily, making close connection.
through to all points West and quicker time tn An
ever before made on sny line.
For Freight rates, enquire Of J 70 Oatman, o4o
broadway, Chas Thurman, l0S Broadway, n. y;
D Il Archer, IS South street, n Y; u s Dunlap
Is State street, Boston Erie silwsy Office, "a
Clark street. Chicago.
CHAS. MINOT, Genl Sup. M
Z. 8. SPRINGER, wss.srn Agent. Chicago, Ill.
A. BARBER, Agent, Darlington, Iowa,
apA-tf
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-01-14
THE HUUsEk EEPEH,s
new FURNITURE POLISH

Prepared rom an inp.oved receipe by the mo-
pnetor oil the Brother Jonathan Polish" Is oer,.
me- ~ az the ieadisG sew y OH furniture deal.
wo'ia Tor removing scratches, marks and dirt and
restoring high and lasting gloss 10 ali Kinds a
vafn'shed work, irem furniture T.. leather. M
cheaper and better iban yarnsh. 4rias ,mn.d,.
steiy, and ~ easily applied, With piece / can.
1on uannei ani ootts y two Of this now Fur
the furniture Of house AMI keen II l@o,in, H.
new. Now Is the time 60 Shine w" your t,blS,
CHAIRS desks, pianos, pic ure frames, carracer e,c
and make them look " per cent better nm. I.
True economy. For sals by furniture dealer. a,a
s.o.sAsePsrs generally. Price, IS and 50 cent a
S So.us. Depot No. l Spruoe stree, New YORK
York p. u. W. 4e'@' Ae1
iuly8-dAwtsebl
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-01-14
TIE WAR - E.v'DEkD
VICTORY Is vSUN.
WAGENER'S SEWING MACHINE.
A New lnyenticn,
First Premium Awarded for the Rest

First Premium Awarded for she Rest
Sewing rs Machine.
THIS MACHINE Is THE BkST FOR All
i family md manufacturing purposes IS II! make
coats, pants, shrtslnii bed quite and do all 9TH
er work IN oil iahrts. lts simplicity durability.
efficiency and price chelenge every other mae inc
In use-W heeler h Wilson's, Grover a Baker
/. u. Singer 4 Co. not excepted
All wishing 10 purchase n good machine are in
yliei 70 eEaminc 'his hetore purchasing esew here
" arranted one year. With proper usage.
l'Rog, sso.--HkMxER, IS. Extra.
WAC EN- IR,a
BASIER AND BINDER,
BASTER AND BINDER,
BASfER AND BINDER.
EVERY LADY OR GENTLEMAN
EltAi LADY OK GENTLEMAN
EVERY LADY OR GENTLEMAN
WISHING TO SAVE LABOR
WISHING TO SAVE LABOR
WISHING TO SAVE LABOR
vii! not do without this Attachment
" MI not do without this attachment
" i'll not do without this Attschm-nt
W III not do without this Attachment
rnE rArKic CAN BK sEws
IN LESS TINE AND MORE PERFECT
Than the goods can be bastcd by hand.
Ne person or machine mas u right 20 use said
Nageners baster snu binier on any machineex-
eept SAID WAGNER Machine unless bought Of
said Wagner Or his legal agents
frice OF Basler and Binder 81 Sent 10 any ad.
dress on receipt OF the money, ready TO attach 10
any machine.
Please state the sind Of machine you wish t.
attach il to-
All kinds Of farm produce taken at marke,
P'lee-cash lot refused. For further particulars.
aaaTess j. A. WAGNER,
AR.o-1sw Moline HIS
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-01-14
LONDON 4 LIyERPa4l.
fire L. Life Insurance ComDapy

OFFICE, 50 WALL & 81 PINE ST, NY.
fs'd up capital, surplus AMI reserved
tsh3s. .sh.5bO, b26
Invested in this country, lota.ast
Assi.y revenue over...- .,5n0uuB
Ise shareholders Personally RESPONSE.
e'e Tor engagements al the Company.
All Directors must be Shareholders.
RkrEREFcss TOR pAyEsrosr
Geo. n. French, Lorenzo Schrcker, Nicholas
Auhuen Co., Geo. l.. Davenport, Almet Skeel
Nicholas j. Rusch.
xFw lonE.
0rirDell, Min;urn 4 Co., Harper 4 Brothers Dnn.
can. sherman Co, Alexander r. stewart.
!. G. WAShBURN, Agent for DaYeppo,t and
Rock Island. uyo
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-01-14
THE MARKETS.
Davenport INTELLECTUALLY Report.
orFicE OF THE DgN. 4 News.

VFIINk Of TIKI UEN. q NRWe.I
Tuesday Eve, Jan -.
FOX IL lower the best heavy dressed hog,
- ~ Very little grain in market. We quote
FLora-S4.6oCD5 30.
WHEAT 5o0e75c.
CoRs-2lal22c.
OArs-S5shi0c.
ho"s-ihvs, So o@S.eo; dressed, 81 75as.45
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-01-14
Rutan's Patent VentilalOrs
On Cars Of Dag Express Trains.


THROUGH TICKETS for sale in all principal
railroad Offices in the West, At the General Office,
corner Of Like ard Dearbon streets, (under tn
fremont House. Chicago, and at the Depot.
KN. RICE, Gent cup't.
j. W. SNirH. Western Pass. Agent jnl
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-01-14
Chicago AMI Rock island RAiireS
WINTER ARRANGEMENT. 1899


nN AMI AFTER MONDAY, NOV. 24rH. 80
~ and until further notice, trains viii leave
davenport daily, Sundays excepted, as follows:
ist mali Train 49,. ................S :, Joan
~ uikne 0APioss. .....- go r. n
Trains arrive At Davenport daily, Sundays o..
copied, ~ follows:
Is. night express A.. .a.4oA. =.
"a daily express and mail train at -. z 20 r n.
ID freight and II class cars at....... 800 P. n.
All trains ovcr this route are in direct connexicn
asChieago with trains over both the Michigan
Southern, Michigan Central, Pittshurg, For,
wayne, and Chicago Railroad to and from De
roit, Toledo, Columbus, Cleveland, Cincinnati
tittsburg, Dunkirk, Buffalo, Niagara Falls, Alba.
~, New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore and Wash
ington.
fassen0sFs are reminded of tho necessity OF
giving dist,nct directions ~ to the destination Of
their baggage, also procure tickets before tax
Ing their soats in tho cars ~ the conductors col
lsct fares only to stations on the limo 0; the Chi
esEo and Rock Island Railroad.
JOHN F. TRACY. Superintendent.
Davenport, November %. 1862 du
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-01-14
Chicago Il Northwestern Railway
s6e.. ..SPRING ARRANGEMENT. 1862.
-

Rockford, Bcloit, Frceport, Galena, Dunleith,
ST. PAUL, Fond du Lac, Oshkosh, Watertown,
Berlin, and all points in Wisconsin, Minnesota,
Northern Illinois and Northern Iowa via. Chicago
and North western Railway. Running through
without change Of cars to Janesvillc, .Watertown,
Fond du Lac and Oshkosh, and connecting at La.
Crosse and A PIP eton with u. s. Mail Coaches and
steamers, afording the direct and expeditions
route to I'll points in the NORTH and NORTH
WEST.
Trains lsavs Chicago ~ fsllowsi
Day ExpFess-l2:20 pm
Way Passengers pm
~ New and elegant sleeping ears are ran M
Ill Night Trains.
GEO. L. DUNLAP, Sup't
EDS Wn1 Rcsmson, 0sa1 Tiskst Ar
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1863-06-02
The manuaI Exercise.
Or salor's Nag ef Putting Il.

Mr. ladsl the first thing You have to do il IN
answer to your names; when you hear the word
tsAttent;on!u ron must bring both the star.
board and larboard heels to bear together. keen
ing your jib stays taut bowsed up, and Square
your sholders by the lifts and braces, clappine
both your fists against your bends, one and ali
the same moment, till the words ''Stand at ease
when the hollow of your starboard foot must he
smartly backed astern of the heel of the lar
board one; you must also clap an overland
knot upon your fst.athwart your bread-bag-
After coming 10 attention, at the word "Shoulder
arms, rouse Brown Bess by the middle and
boyvse her up from the lower tier of the stasboaF8
side to the larhoard bow, keeping a good look
out that she does not make lee lurch and CAP
size, otherwise you will be apt to knock out your
shipmate's top-lights. At the word "Secure
arms, the starboard arm, which is now fast 10
the starboard bends, must go athwart your
bread-bag, in order to receive Brown Bess BY
the breech, clapping your larboard fists to her
amidships-be sure to have her muZzle ahead
SO that her breech will come right under yoay
larboard wing, SO as to secure her fireworks
from squalls, no tarpaulin being allowed
After shonldering, at the word ''Preseat arms
you slew Bess half-round and seize her with the
starbeard fist, then fetch her up betwixt your
top-ights, so that your flying jib boom viii lie
two inches from her midships; be sure to back
the hollow of the starboard foot asteru of the
heel of the Iarboard one during this motion
After bringing Bess from the larbcard bow, the
next, is advance arms both of the first tive
motions are the same as sPresent, but at the
third you heave her alongside of the starh0ar0
bends, Selling the guard with the stdrb0ard fist.
so as to secure her alongside. So much for one
lesson
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1863-06-02

In the book called ''My Southern Friends
there is defence by one Jake Larkin Of
wretched negro driver called Muloch, the home
" PHILOSOPHY of which may be applied to the
case Of other oiEenders
Now, fur bein' both mean an q fool, low
he orter be punished. But doant 70 kill him,
gentlemen Guv II ter him 'cordin ter bis natur'
an his merits. Just LUX at him. Hey yer ever
seed seeh face, an sech an eye as thet, in airy
human bein'? Why, his eyear' jest like snakes:
an it's nat'ral ye knows fur snakes to crawl;
the karn't do nuthin' else, an the hain't ter
blame for it, No more yer karn't blame Mulocl
Ter bein' whot he ar So guy him coat Of tar
IA ride on rail--a duekin in the pond--any-
thin thet's cordin TO his natur' an his merits:
but doan't ye take way his life Eff We does
tibet, he's lost-lost furever; fur, swear ter We,
his soul ar SO small, tibet CT it was out his body
tn Lord himself couldn't find it, an the pore
teller hey ter gwo wand rim round with nary
whar TO stay, an nary friends, aither in heaven
or ttother placed So be easy with him gintle-
men. Guy him one more chance Let him STAY
yere spell longer fur yere his soul may grow.
Every thing in natur grows--eyen chunks; an
who knows but MULCH may sprout ont yit, an
grow ter be d manp'
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1863-06-02
Artemus ward on Copperheads

Artemus Ward may be stamped Sound on
cOpperheads. He says:
Not long ago made q revoo oy Joseph's ar
my. was considerably surprised to obsaryea all
the cannons pintin rite towards the North.
my blood stained veteran, seq !, addressin
Lieutenant Brigadier who was playin odd
sledge' with tenth corporars clerk for yaller
postage stamps . my blood-stained vet
eran, why cir not them guns pointin towords
the southern Conthieveeracy m
Thunder r. replied the Lieutenant Brigadier,
turnin up Jack from the bottom 'thunderp
what's the use Of amin 'em towards the South
IS lorng as thare is wus enemies to our CIV ment
In the North It will be an easy matter to wipe
out the rebs after we put down the Copperheads
in the Morrill,
''My bloomin hero, seq I, 81 CESS you air
about rite. The Butternuts are mean traitors,
but the Northern G. Fl. Is air internal site the
meanesterl
''Thatssol seq the tenth corporll' clerk clerk,
slippin' an ace up his kote sleeve.
left them to thar innersentpastime and pro-
PEELED little too much for wandered outside
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1863-06-02

thn rederil lines. an surrounded sesesh pickets,
an took en- prisners. The r. L. V.'s--these r
r. 7. 8 don't mene Fire Foolish Virgins; scarce
"; the RI. r. VS. objecked to accompanying me
20 folIerd them. Considerin they wer my pris-
ners. they used me pretty rufy. But it's thare
war. follered the chaps nerly to Richmun
when sum f. r. Y. chivilries got asquint at me-
They Immediately commenst for to hold thare
noses shet, an gum pulled off thare shoes an
stockins, as Of was goin to lick thare feet.
Keep respectable distanz seq one.
eyes, will--to keep respectable. Those
was nay surcnstic retort. ..-.--.........
Beg your pardun, apologized the Z E. VS.
putin on thare shoes b stockins an takin there
digits from the nasal orguns. 'eWe thort You
was one of them Nuthern Copperhead peas men,
who air alters Yantun to lick our feet an make
up with as.
'sNery peas men seq I. 'rn in favor oy
yigrus prosecution ov the war. Ditto my friend
A. L.
"Well, seq they, 1--WE hav sum respeck for
Yankee wot STAINS up fur his GUY ment; but the
Blowy Valandinghammers, Woodses, Hnghses,
and so-4ths, we think little lower than a run
away niger. IF they was locket up by your
Guv'ment, we'd rejoic. They are not only
traiters to the North, but to the South 3.
II alters considered 'em so too-except to the
South. Ditto my friend A. l..
fpologizd for captooring thare pickets, an
they released me on parole ov onor-whatever
that il. bleeye, eff the Copperheads would be-
have themselves, an not drink too much whisky,
they wood be as good Union men as the rebels.
Jist about.
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1863-06-02

THE RoaAgcE or WAR.--In a town in New
Hampshire, not long since, a young man enlisted
for the war, and was reported killed in battle.
His remains was sent for and brought home for
burial. The funeral was held and grayestones
were placed ut his grave. But 10 the great joy
of the parents, in due time their lametted son
made bis appearance, stout and well, and look
ing anything but like being buried. Such il
the romance Of war.
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1863-06-02
Our Gonnlry,s can.
BIZ JONI pEERpoKT.

Ala-~ssScoss VIA HE" etc.
Men who plough your granite peaks,
Ger whose head your Eagle shrieks,
And for aye of Freedom speaks,
Hear your Country's cali
Swear, each loyal mothers son,
Swear ssOur Country shall be 0xgi''
Seize your sword. or bring your gun,
Bayonet and ball.
For the land that bore you--Arml
Shield the state you love from harm!
Catch, and round you spread, the alarm;
.-~ Hear, sud held yonr breath
Harkl the hostile horde is night
Seel the storm comes roaring By!
Hear and heed our battle cry
HVIcToay on DTATH'
Sturdy landsmen, hearty tars,
Can you zee your Stripes and Stars
FIouted by three broadr bars,
And cold-blooded feel2
Tasys the rebel banner aoatsl
Tyrants vanquished by your votes,
Spring, like bIoodhounds, at your throatsi
Let them bite your sfseU
With no traitor at their head.
By no braggart coward led,
By no hero caught AIDED,
While he dreams Of fight;
BY no t'Yonng Napoleons,n
Kept al bay BY wooden guns,
Shall our brothers and our sous,
Be held back from fight
Like whiriwind In its course,
Shall again q rebel force,
jackson 8 foot, or Stuartis horse,
Pass our sleepy posts,
Roam, like Satan, Ito and fro,
And our Laggard let them 20?
MOL in thunder answer "Noi
BY fAe Lord Of Hostsfn
VITA the Lord Of Hosts we fight,
For his Freedom, Law and Right
Strike for these, and his all-might
Shall with Victory crown
Loyal brows, alive or dead,
Crush each crawling Copperhead,
and, In bloody battle, tread
This rebellion DOWN
Talk of Peace" in hours like this7
II Is Iscariot's traitor kissl
II liz the Old Serpents latest hissi
Foil his foul intrigue!
Plant your heel his head uponI
Let him squirmi his race is run!
Now to ksep your Country one,
Join our Union Leagaei
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1863-06-02
LIsTOF OFFICERS ANDPATIENTs

The following is list of officers, commissioned
and non-commissioned, connected with the hos
pital at this place:
Surgeon In Chdrgs---ANTHoxY HEGBR Sur.
geon, q. S. A.
QudrterBaaster---Capt A. EDWARDS.
assistant Sargeon---W. II. GARDNER, Z. $, \
Acting Asst. SuggeonS---C. L. HoGEBooM, 4
SToNELAgE, GEO. JOHNSON, T. LIRBoLD, r. \.
WGTGHT, NJ. A. BooTH.
Medical Cddet---E. B. S. SHoEMAKER
Hospital Se@ards--H. G. ARCHIBALD Chief
Steward J. p STAaBAUGH, r. L. WERSwAG, J.
Il. MCGOWAN.
The following is list of patients nov in Ham
mond General Hospital:
PENNSYLVANIA.
cor G Everett b, LOG ] Maloney X
81 W Wilkinson D, 1ls E z Hubbs &,
SO " Graham @, 145 cor Foster e,
80 ] hurry B, 1P MeCann &,
"a w Diebart Fl, I55 FL Votes |.
81 R 4 Wakefield /, 4 Snyder G,
lo2 cor G O'Meally f,
NEW YoRK.
" Stripping c, AZ d CollinsD,
q Wright A, 40 Barton b,
"a II knight, hos stew 64 J Fl Randolph &,
sgt L Haskins G, Scottcav. G b Heddne
- "1 fVASy IA
MASSACHUSETTS,.
10 G H Iather X, % L Ball |,
ls Weston II, % NR Hennessy E
10 Smith /,
Onto
50 ] Zcigler II,
REGULAR ARMY.
Lieut. NJ Dolan e,
NEW HAMPSHIRE
4 Burns @, 12LW Ladd f.
NEW JERSEY.
ST A Heddon b, G P Cunning D
"a Keller =,
VERMONT.
6 G A Cleaveland H.
RHODE ISLAND
] Robinson !,
MARYEAND.
Pl In. W Fl Brady A, cav JF Leslie do,
Eichhorn do,
Washington telegraph. [volume] (Washington, Ark.) 1839-1871, 1863-05-13
VI ore Taxes.

T'hB tax payers Of Hampstead county, Ar
i kansas. viii take notice that will attend
at the different townships Of Hampstead county
On the following days FIR the purpose of col
Letting the Special Tax levied hv the County
Court Of said unity at its April term. f.r tie
relief and support Of the INDECENT families II
volunteers Ia the Confederate States service.
viz:
AT Fulton. Bots Fare township. ON Monday
and Tuesday the first and second laws or June,
1868.
At Spring Hill. Spring Hin township. On
Wednesday hnd Thursday. the third and fourth
DAYS If June.
Al Centreville, Caruse township. on Monday
and TUESDAY tho sth and 9th DAYS of June.
a, MOSCOW. Missouri township. on Thursday
and Friday. the I1h and 10Th day. Of June.
AZ Cotungbam's Store, Red Land TOWNSHIP
on Monday and Tues,lay. the 18th and ls;h
days Of June.
At Nashville, Mine Creek township. On
thursday, Friday and Saturday. the 18th, 18th
and 10th days of June.
AT Coiumous, Saline township. on Moriay
ana thursday, the 22d and 23d days of June.
At washington Ozan township. on Thurs
DAY and Friday, the 25th and Goth DAYS Of
June
ihese are times when every man must cons
forward promptly and pay, and not wait fr
some Convenient time, rs i will not most pcsi-
lively indulge any man. rich or poor. / must
have the taxes, and will make them when not
pr omptly paid Come forward promptly and
pay, and save costs
THOS.iH- SIMMS, Collector
Of Hampstead CO., Ark.
BY wN. Moss. Depty.
Washington, May ii, 1863 IT,
Washington telegraph. [volume] (Washington, Ark.) 1839-1871, 1863-05-13
STATE OF ARKANSAS,
FAr-r-- 1- n.-


PURSUANT TO an order made at the April
i term Of the county court of Drew county.
on the 18th day of April, 1868, it was ordered
by the court that all the outstanding Scrip
issued before the 18th day Of April. 1868, by
said court be, and the same is hereby. called
in to be filed with the clerk of said county
on or before the 18th day Of July. 1868, for
cancellation, redemption or reissuance, and'sl
persons holding said scrip are hereby notified
that unless such scrip be fled with the clerk
as above stated. it will be forever barred and
it is further ordered that the sheriff Of ssid
county Of Drew give notice of this order BY
advertising the same in the True Democrat
and the Washington Telegraph. newspapers
published in this State, three successive weeks,
and by putting up copy thereof ut each pre-
cinct in said county, thirty days before the
time specified in said order.
WM.. B. DANIELS, Jldgs.
/, Joseph F. Busssy, Clerk Of said Court,
do hereby certify that the above il q true sno
correct copy Of the original order, made ~
order of the county court Of said county at Inv
April term thereof.
JOSEPH r. BUSSEY, ClSS'
Washington telegraph. [volume] (Washington, Ark.) 1839-1871, 1863-05-13
Correspondence Of the Telegraph.


Mr.. Editor: The news items Of the week are
few and unimportant.
The Federals have left Fayetteville, and, as
is understood, the whole Of the Northern and
Northw estern parts of the State. This is, pro-
badly, partly owing to the movement OF our
armies on this side of the Mississippi, anu
may be part of the Federal plan OF augnent-
ing their forces on the other SIDE OF the rive.
Col. Marmaduke, with the force under MS
command, has been operating In missouri, IN
front of Pilot Knob, and in the direction OF
Cape Girardeau. I do not think his exPedi-
ton will result in any great good LOT want VI
two things necessary to success;-nra, COM
petent commander; second, sufficient force.
Col. Dobbins, of Phillips county, had skii-
mish with the enemy about fourteen miles LIS
side Of Helena. on the lst met, in which be
defeated them, killing %, wounding 40, and
taking 81 prisoners Dobbins' force, 20 !;
Federal force, 800. The prisoners were brought
to this place.
Baxter. the Batesville tory, mentioned IN the
True Democrat as having been taken ana pa
rolled. arrived at this place day or two since.
II seems that he gave his word to report 70
Gen. Holmes, and has complied with It. ne
is now in confinement. What Will DC aone
with him can't now be known HIS SIN peicrs !,
the war was in joining all parties IN MS WIN wy.
hunt after Office" His bad luck was IN h NJ,
getting the Offices he "hungered and tniIs'eu
after. Since the war he has tried the Federais
who appear to have evinced the same iaeh u
appreciation Of his merits ne was III,
dnced circumstances, and teaching small
country school in southeast Missouri. mus
ia his visions of office and the fatness ana
,noils thereof as compared with his expert
ence. may be compared with the difference in
the appearance and the taste OF the apples OF
Sodom.
All advices from abroad confirm the news Of
the high and rising credit Of the Confederacy,
and the utter want of credit on the part Of the
North. The capitalists Of the old world have
recognized u.s. When shall we have similar
recognition on the part Of their governments?
QUEIN SABE.