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VOLUME 27
H,iien for tlc Columbia Democrat.
Col. LEVI L. TATE:

Col. LEVI L. TATE -
Dcar HU.--A marked change is vis-
ibe in the looks and actions of our Repub-
Iican friends in this locality during the
past few weeks. Instead of that torocious
look, aud those harsh 'pithets against DEM
orrats and the Democratic party, their
c)unienanccs assume a different aspect
entirely. It s true they are rather elon-
gated to be pleasant, but they have lcss
all that Tiger uook !" The change is
equally apparent III regard to their CONVEX
saiion' Instead Of Treason, Traitor and
Tory, SO fippently made use of few
months ago. you can talk With them now,
without any threats 0 Forts Lafayette or
Warren. But the most salu;ary change,
ma believe til s is generals that
they are falling into the Democratic ranks
by scores. The Republican lead ors have
not shown themselves smart by their re-
cent acts. They might have known they
never could p. psiua.e their party princi.
pies by suppression of pressea, arbitrary
arrests and brute force. You had an ex-
empiicaton of that kind of doctrine in
the recent Riot Case in your village.
remember the Republican organ of your
town, at the time he Riot occurred, sta-.
ted, the boys, (that is the rioters had
made a Union convert, but judging from
the way they we're banded, they will fnd
by the time the Court is through with them,
it is rather expensive, let alone the dis
grace making ''union men, ID that way.
suppose the Editor Of The RepuJiican,
would feel much safer with his "Pockef-
bo0&, - in thot kind Of company, than in
a Democratic convention. Because, if In
company with the Rioters, he were to lose
the money he could have recourse to the
Governor ! and no doub: j. rould be
returned, he being engaged in SO laudable
a business as 'making Union men y
As regards war prospects things look
gloomy. Lincoln's Negro Proclamation
and the removal Of Gen. McClellen from
tn, h 'ad Of the army have created great
dissati,factioD Ill over the country, and
the universal cry is, we don want TO send
our s'pS down and have them slaughtered
oy the incompgtency Of Generals And
what makes it sill worse, the soldiers be.
gin to think they have been humbugeed.
Instead Of fighting to restore tire Laws,
the Negroes freedom seems to be the chief
object of the present Administration Had
tue ADM nj t'ation shown It's negro pro-
c,i7ities at the commencement Of this war.
what kind Of an army would have rushe &
to the rescue ! We can judge from the
rash there has been Of "Greoly's 500 600
men, who were to be oh hand
the proclamation was made. =
element is subsiding.
ing think and We So
/. reaction in the recent e
good work continue unta
ed country, although q
at every pore,-with
smiling upon us, we ma'
former prosperity and
may Hcayen speedily grantN
February, 1864. CN
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STEAMER Sioux CITY, !
NApoLLON, ARK, Jan l6. !

DEAR FRIEND q:
STEAMER Sioux CITY,
NApoLLON, ARK, Jan l0.
am about to DO what viii probably
cost me your friend thip--write an honest
letter. Not that | have hitherto written
dishonesty, nor that you are accused o.
hatiug candor, iu itself considered. But
caudor upon the theme shall treat Of,
differing, so widely as l now do, from your
well known views upon the same topic, !
can not fail to oyertaX your patience, IN
vplying wliter and epistle in one irr-voca- 7
bic anatlhma But the fact is, can
write at all without being true to my ma
rure, which haa become deeply stirred with
shame and Indignation by MY country ;
loIlies how deeply stirred this letter will ,
pr, We, since even yo.r good will is not
bribe rich enough topreycnt sly wiring II.
Like many other Republicans, who, Low
ing the whole country, aud deprecaIlnG
coercion as the most likely means Of sun
''''"s - '''I' "' - lon ..
i's ','"00 - .'' Wv "''7' N w. T1..,
see it committed to a wrong policy, long
strove to justify this war, employing for
'""' t;'' t;ntP ,o.' 5 .L,o,..;.no, o,.a n.,1
'',''' ~ '','', .,,.::,., ,,,,,, "a .lo d.a,n,,,
"'' III p'''''' '"',' ssDI ,.,09 ~ I.~s, .I.a.
.;.,,., on, of NV e,rIag len.
,,.,. 1y,,,r ~. i,oro,s;or nond. Of cou,.
49,. ',.,,,I :, 5,,,aoa 4.o socr;ioo r
..,.,;,. 49, .,r.,n 49,. ro,.o, os yc,l 90 ms
:.,-r,a a,,no,o ,,ijI;ro ov,,,
:: a.. T1,;ou ;,h, i;.o and nood,,
.,,.,., 1,.,.;, - b,+o,d in tbo
-, ! j,n.,.,,,,. a,.r;o, ..AiIs w.1p
..,.'...1,, w,a ,ouro hon;D s.,,d.
:.J ,,;,, :, no,l rlo ,nI :, uo ,I,osinr
c.t:,n. ~ ,bo R,ocber.--.y knew too well
h.. 5;,,,.,;,,. Tin, ,rIo,s ,s .
ooa...,,;o.. ,,,L, ,v,iyL, to ha thrown in.
.,o ...l, or,on L.,4ar ,ooons shonId
-, r,A e o,n r,ai,,ort--b,d
,,,,,o 1ir,,,;1,, f,,,b :, tba President and
a.,,,-S. no1o l,lorob h,rd,v fill con.
e1ana.\ - .ho u>;s1on AMI ,ir,ro of onr
1,nano,, Tb,s wont f,r,h in hone.
.r,..;n,. n,o;o,, in God and our vast mum.
,or, eoa srooos. and nro,5 70 find 50 many
oId rri,nas rusb;r, with me TO the field.
m,. ,.,,.5u
IA, h''.s ' was VS., a'N a,mma;nnisr ~ evan tLr,e
,,o~4Ls in tIo sov,hrostorr army, OUGHT
,oan, .,,,,4bi,,, that copIl NOT we'll he
'ornod ~ home 0nr bo,s have beep
,,ono,nc and don't cIain to he duller
,bo, ~, roet Eyoc. NV faith in Presi.
dan, I;,ooI, h,s cLancod from q Grain Of
.....,.l ,.l.,o oarEeo, ro,ant;tv INV
.nnst ;n 1rnior Gono,a,shin has dwipdled
80 ~, r,r,,s of dasroi,. os the machiner
h., ,ylioh oo;cors ore made becomes more
, ~. ohonoot.rs whop moda
nova vi.;,1o ana notorjons. Noble exco9.
Il;oa, ,l,,.a ara IAN. tboso sre tho men that
.oon ros;on ., end tIo,o.oIyos conrt mar.
tailed, Nv sentiments touching the blacl
idol have changed from good na;ured in
difference to downright disgust and
noca hardly add. NV hopes of the Unior
are reduced to a mere hope in some new
political dynasty, which I shall now pray
and toll for with all tie zeal and industr,
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Tho Feeling in III, South Western
a nv
OK roARD STEAMER Sioux CGTY, J

On roARD STEAMER SIOUX CITY,
MILbIKEN $ BEND, Jan. %
70 The Eclitoy Of tbe hqHrer:
have been favored by fellow-so}dier
with the incosed copy Of letter written
by him to a friend of his in Providence, II.
l. 1t is long, but think worth perusal,
and if you deem its publication likely to
aid in the cause of truth, it is at your dis
posal, from an old subscriber {:
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ley A CHRIsrMAs PREDICTION
There arc many predictions which are
made in a case sf certain days and GER
tain events. This year Christmas fell on
Thursday. An old tradition, published
many years ago, and now in the keeping
Of tie British Museum, contains the fol-
lowing as to the matters 30 transpire the
year succeeding Christmas on Thur.
day.
IfChristmas on Thursday be,
4 windy winter you shall see,
Windy weather in each week,
And hard tempelta, strong and thicS,
The sumner shall be good ana d.,
Cora aud beats shall mu.irs
That year is good for LAM t.n;
Kings and princes shall die by skin.
Tia child born on that day shall be,
Il Shall happen right weaI for thee;
0 deeds ho shall he good and stable,
Wise Of speech and reasonable.
Wa, that day goes thiev ng about,
Shall be puni-hed without doubt;
And If sickness that day be.ide,
It,hall quickly tom thee glide.
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ity of Northern civilization. [ have no
fear to set it in competition with that OF
the South. Letthcm proceed side by side
in the race of empire, and we shall see
which will triumph.
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E4l- "You look" sa a wag, 70 pRlo
haggard smoker, Gas if you had come out
Of the grave to light your cigar, and
couldn't end your way back -
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A Lesu dismissed By a belle, and np ar'
row dismissed by bow, are apt to be or
in hurry.
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rE~ Volunteers--Pray to Goa md
keep your powder dry.
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Sly- At what time vss Adam created
a little before Eve.
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r1ge The Stars aid Stripes--MAy 'h -,
long wayo from every house in the ard -
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GLOU NBIl Drn1 1CRiT


pgBLTsUED ET EWl 3NTU --N8 u
LEVI L. TATE,
IN RLooMsBURG, SoLO HlaiA oooN a.
OFFICE
3, -, non, R,iek BaRdF, 'ppcsn. -. @ange Sg side
sThe Court House "'"o. 'U'''
TERMS OF SU B"'N'
., M In ,Jyancc, at one copy, Tor tonths'
Is IN advance, Y one copy one II 'outh,
. o. If not pdiI w mn tAo HEst 'u n,hs
2 % IfHpt Pai, vSnn '.' hfsl aN
. 80 IL not paid Wrh'h ul' Year. ~ six noutbs
~ No suhscripuo' "k'" lH rcs .halIhayu
"a no paper disconunn'' n''''"" "'
'rn paid. ,,,..;., Ivat ono ioidr
ApVER rtsEMEHTs iN' We ',,f', irst insertions
Or square, Of 10 nes earh'' VI 'o' .ry subsrlucnt
Ia twcntv.fvs cais, P.f 81 "Is' II -
serli0n, uHtil otde'd "'t "n'l''' u, and choaI y
Joa WoRK, of ever drsrnP''O.'' "f"'
Nseutud at thi -hHtest h"t'3 -. -,
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minisration party, aud ard sink it deeper
pummet ever founded. But the Demo
Gratis in my Judgment, safely calculate that
they can take issue on any Of hundred
necessary incidents of the war, and defeat
their opponents BY large majority.
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THE AaaY coaslyAqIyE,

Nevertheless without reference to the
result of'the wa, confer the chances
OF the'eonservaiyes in e tiion far superior
to that,of tho Administ% on, Great re.
lance isplaced oy the latr on the vote OF
the soldieys, but, in my opinion, this is
dclusiyo. The oldiers II be affected in
like manner viii the re,t ?f the people,
aud, moreover, will be fod of military
service and anxius to red pu home, They
will be dissatisfaction a,usand causes
and desire ch.ge. Tlp suffering and
Indignation yet 70 be end lgereA by the
unlimited issue q ap irred,amable paper
currency, will ofNaelt Owe helm the Ad
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rRusrHg's sALE.

VX7HEREAH, % The 1T day ofSspts~ber. %.
w l6tS, illafd bassOvs and Ann a. nsrrovs.
his wife, ssscsted unto David s. True. =
Trustee, csrtsin Deed Of Trust, convey
cosnty, lows, described ~ sollows, to-vit -
The vest half Of the north vest quarter 81 -.
tion No. thirty i've lS5) In township No. seventy
nine t70l north, Of range No one ~ east, Of
the 9th r. y. Aod also tho vest half Of The
south. vest quarter Of section No. nine (9.) IN
township Ne. seventy-sight (7s) north, Of range
No. tour ~ e4ss, Of the 18th p. a Which SAID
conveyance vas made BY the said willard Bsrrovs
for the purpose Of securing the payment Of I've
certain promissory notes and the interest thereon,
signed By the sAid Willard Basro~s dated TIE Isl
day Of september A. U. 1859. and payable 10
the order Of Abner Dawson, ~ follows: One for
the sum Of three hundre and fifty (S350) dollars
payable September Isl, lsCo, one for three hun
dred and 6ity (s35o) dollars. payable Septem Ger
Let. IS !, one for three hundre snd Fifty 1880
dollars payable september 1st 1862, one for III, &c
hundred and fifty 1861 dollars, payable sep.em-
Der Isl, S63, and Que for three thousand eight
hundred and FIFTY (s3,s5o) dollars. payable
let SEPTEMBER 1854. With interest OF.
ca Of SAID notes at the rate Of ten per
cent per annum aftcr ma;uri of which the frst
| four Of sa,d notes due aud unpaid
And now, said four promissory notes having Re
(; Come due and payable and the said Willard Bar
rows having failed to.pay the same, David True
Trustee as aforesaid. do hereby give this public
Is in me vested BY slid Deed OF Trust.
! will on Saturday, the 26th day Of September
A. ID. 1863 at tho hour Of o'clock 10 the
afternoon Of sad day, at the Court House door in
the city OF Davenport, expose and offer for sale
public auction, the parcel Of land above
described OF much thereof - shall be Goes ,ary
to satisfy AMI pay the amount If said notes
with the interest thereon to the dav OF sale
together with all the costs and expenses attend ng
said sale. costs IF this notice aad Trustees fees
Dated tho 4lh day OF September 4. d. 1868.
DAVID s. TRUE,
sp4-dts Trustee
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AM
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~ beware OF the ordinary cheap tooth pow
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This astrngent wash is also the best remedy il
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Cen. Rosecrans' Army ID ad
~ Beaten.
Seven Gums Lost and Ten
Captured.
Three Hundred Ohio Sold.
iers surrender near
TillOrd.
New York. Sept. 81

INV IOhh, Ccpt. Il.
A person who left Richmond four DAYS
since furnishes the Ueruid with facts
relative 10 the South. lie states that
but one division Of 'r,ops Las been Ia
ken from Lees armv which is located
at Hanover, about 10000 being fit foi
duty.
II is nnderstosd that If Meade advan.
ces LIE will fall back on Richmond. An
evacuation If which l. not though Of by
the rebels. Tue defences of Richmond
are complete.
The rebel force in Western Virginia
is very small, 'nclud ng Imboien and
Jmck,on's brigade.
The rebels have plenty to eat, s'arva :
ton stories are simply atsurd. This in
formation was in Charleston when GIL
more bomharded ii.
The .he Is str TEX the spire Of st. Mar.
tha's church. The shells ali struck with.
in half mile Of each other. They pro-
duced the utmost conformation. The
city is nov oearly deserted, and the
place will be destroyed b.foic surrender
ing.
Beauregard's forces cf about 5000
wss s~.led I, about $4,000 by Jenkins
division from Lees army.
Besuregard lost much Of his popular-
~ When our frees captured Morris Is
land
The steamship Hedge, from Liverpool
the 9Th, aud Queenstown the 9th has
arr'vel.
The Me-ni Post believes there is
little doubt that the Suspected iron.
Rams al Liverpool will be detained BY
the government under foreign enlist
meut act. it nevertheless contended that
they we're built 10 order ty French
house.
News that the rebel government had
resolved 10 c-l oat egr"es was received
with di-trns some regard t il true, AS a
confession of their weakness.
Tao /a,ly Ners says it will prove
conclusisly that, no, only the CONF der
ale cause hopeless, but the leaders
kne it 10 he so.
The Morning News looks on it IA y
ma Ter piece Of policy giving to them
at once, an immens. Endorsements 9, and
rc'slnk advantage Of the moral intla-
encc il Europe.
LOUISVILLE. Sept. 81.
Oar army under Rosecrsns, has been
badly beaten and compelled to retreat to
Chattanooga, hy Bragg with heavy rein
fortemcuis IRON Lee, Beaurega'd and
johnson.
Inc military occupation OF the lines
will prevent the tran. mission Of futher
particulars to night.
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NEW ADV'TS.


Sealed proposals will BE- received uadi II
O'Clock n, on Tsssdsy. The 9th Of Octoser, for
delivering st the cite Of thssRoek Island Assssai
the 70 loving material, Wis:
5000 perchss cut etons.
so coo feet white eeb lumber,
7s3, 900 feet white pine lumber.
be the Same, more or less, Tor the erection Of
the principal storehouse Of the Rock Island
Arsenal. drawings Of the building nay
be seen, and psrticu lsrs - TO forms and
diusn.ions Of stone. and bills Of lumber
furnished ut tie ONCE of the undersisned.
Separate bids will be received for stone cuf,
ready for laying or for pieces in the rough,
which will cut into given s;zes. and for cutting
the same. Specimens s by BY inches ~ilI &C.
company each propo'al. and bidders will state
when deliveries can commenc and the time with
In which the whole can be delivered.
The lumber must be of the best qu lity. and
Gu, and sau :, Of to full sizes. Ssasoned OK will
be preferred, and bids n ~ be made separately or
together for pine and oak, seasoned or otherwise,
and will state ia what time the whole can be
furni he'd All Of the above to be subje,t to in
specion BY an agent Of the Cover msut.
1h, a Tilt, Of tha bidder 10 ill the contract
must be z iarantied by two responsible persons,
and sny bidder obtai' ing q contract must entef
into bonds vi not lees than two sursties in the
penal sum Of ten thou sand dollars, for the faith
full con pletion thereof.
Tho right Is reserved to select from each bid
any article at the price named therein, AMI also
to reio.t any all bids, i: it is not thought for
the public in.eses. 10 accept them.
Payments II be made a. fund arc furnished
BY tho Govern mont per cent Of the value oil
the material or labor bci,e retained on essh in.
stallrnent until tho contract is completed.
Proposals mast be addressed to Major G. p
hiugsbury, Davenport Iowa, and indo sod. "Pro
posas TOR stoLo." "Custing s,one," or Lumber,
as the ease may be.
C..P. KlNGSBURY,
Major Of Ordinance.
Davenport Iowa, Sept. IS, 1863.
Rock leland Argus ami Ca,on will each inser
every other day f.; twJ weeks and send bill With
copy Of the advertisement to the sbove ad ress
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Particular Notice!

7h.re ore many preparations sold Under the
name Of Hstc's pnt np IN quart bottles compound
ed II The che pei aohusey or coD.non rum costing
from 30 to 40 os"t' pr gailo", the tas disguised BY
Anise or G,ridnder Seed.
7hs ,ia.s IF Buffers hare caused and piN con-
time to ca Sc, long oy can be sold huui, eds
t. due the death OF the drvnkurd. BIZ taxi- uss r..
System is kept continually under The inR.enceof I
chohoi.c >t,mnia II ofthe ,ro,st T. MT Med s;r. r.,
Liquor "a created and A,p up. and the ,e.ut !. 81,
the horrors otfenaa"; upon a araneard's vi. aud
deGfh.
For those mho desire and Will have l. ouoy
b tiers 'cs pnttish the .toti.wsng receipt: C-t one
buItie Oi Huoflands GpGman BIitess. ana
mir nth thee quarts 81 good siandy AZ
whi>kry aud the result WtH be a pr,pt,Gfiou
th,t ,o,U tar excel in medical si,1ue snd true ~
kncy any Of he Liquor B.ners IN tie markc
and ,cjb crs' much less. You uiU haze all t.t
r,rtues or IL olland's iSittess h connection
pah good artic'e Of Liqaor at much less priet
fInu fnose infe freD Yrtrfio on ggiIi
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AtK', OCFt. 70,
Especial TO the Cin.innati Gasa.tnl

Especial 70 the Cinct nnati Gassttc.l
The EXPEDITION under Gen. Crocker.
from Nalchez TO Alexandra. c,pIured
several Cannon, destroyed the tortltva-
tons at Alexandra, and large quantity
OF stYies, cattle and mules we've c,p
tured.
A special to the Commercial gives
the following account of Saturday.
fighting:
The battle opened at IL A. NJ. in the
vicinity Of Widow Glcnn's, on the road
leading from McLAmor's Cave to Chat.
tanoogA, and soon became general, the
enemy maneave'ing their troops finely.
Ear'y in the &C ion the rebels made an
imposing charge on the famous Loon .
battery, and FIVE ont of six Parrot gun.
captured. Capt. Van P-lt, commanding
the battery, was taken prisoner.
At 2 o'clock the CO. test was terrific
the roll OF musketry being far more con.
tlnuous and deatening than 1t stone
River.
At2 o'clock the centre division was
hard pushed, broken, and retrealed q
disorder. Col. Barnet, planted a bat.
! ~ and soon checkcd the pursuing en-
envy, who in turn were driven 10 disorder
over me same ground.
LAWS CIV sion was driven back with
ncAsy 1885, every gun of the 9Th Mary.
l."u y .t,ery being captured, when his
toFces rallied, pushed the epemv h.cL
ami re took the guns. 0"'
Reynolds lost heavily, but stobbo,nlv
held his position, driving the sr ."oo'n ,:.
never leaving his line. ~ '"''' 0u'
Palmer, who vas overwbelmoa til,
to get ID. u" whole battery and iA .sa
guns were lost. a"u Two
Vac Clevs, lighting CALAMITY. lo..
ground, was overpowered, and fa,lsd =.
rcga'n his position. D 70
Our lines were pressed ssvere,v a..
rebels exuiting over their apparent s ~,
cess. They adv .nced along tho whole
line, where . whitening fire Of muskrtrv
rolled from right to left, and until Eve
o'clock the fighting was terrific. The
General grew ahx Gus, the wound d
pouring 10, and the rebels steadily mov-
Ing up near his headquarters. New
foscss were opposed 10 them, and from
this till dark the bAtsis faged Nth de-
oesuctivs fury.
A. dask, hrisgJ AeSisg s)asss esassd,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-21
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