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MIsCELLANEOUs.
A CARD.
INsUKANcE.

IA.
s se fss1s p spi', Sa sss Gsp
as' ,hs Insurance companies had refused %
saSns. o eogsa tor ne aan Of se.,.a southern
InenI va Sw.ss " a,ssppos.ed rival Tor oa as
s is1s-,x ~ = sry 80 u faend VII 6n she sItls
'"'''" niiiEEs arc SRA, ding for neanchoy J
To the pusic would ..y y =, phAkE 60 ne" fors
pains IN rronrns o ~ a.e,ne q ne world We .iarc
oas o. lie % II ''s O. H., :. ages sad coad
Adeei,oa. ,a.. " soar stoaa's Dam D@'sSr.
sinsns weAknr.. araa., s'.'.s. ia.e.,,s.,,, =.
oa merit operates badly ,hcf potses. w., ~a n
:" "..' IRAkE'ss' s ffLAkl@rlos f%is nlrrEns
That ~ persons may Judge ia acasy. we p4O.O ~.
OF 'oms q tae arc .. used n ~ pregaiaiion
in liz asa san no. Ssr W. .ndr.a y.a
i introduced Europe b. Countess ~e u u.
Je.a. for ,he eaernou. price q 4. wcsAt in svs
he by LOUIS XVI Kas ~ laoc sha na % s
irer'no TO isfebuge qu.e. duris his South Americas
CnoAnLiA BAmK diarrhus, cbolic and Diseases
affections
CASoaiLr FlowERs-For enfeeb "a digestion
IAvfspka fLowsss--A rousic, st,tnulant and tonLs-
hiGaly inyisorssns in nln,, nersoa. debility
a, Mss1An n,t sr@m.s m saran.t,e Auns hesh mass
Also Glove buds. oanse carawAy coAnder snake roos.
An0ther wonderful Ingredient OF spanish ORIGIN part
hg beauty To N" complexion and bfIiancy
", ankho"n " the commerce. OF the WORLD and ith
DR. W. Childs Surgeon tho Tenh vsrnont rogrnsaL
wfitss-'i wish every soldier bottle of PAntailsc
Bitter. They are tae most clectire perfect
tonic ever used
Tho following from the famous hotel proprieorv q
Washington
witLAnp's Horvt.I
WAsulsGros, ID. g.. Nov a. Isg2 Y
hessrs i. H. DHAEr co.-Peass send us t~rlye DOZEN
Plantation Bittes They much ked by tho gas.a u
SYKES, CHADWICK co
No4r e,e ever had equal They warranted -
rrre" nted Th.v nge sold by all principal druggists
groGs country Aor q, 1c.
H. rnch bottle the snile OF the propralov
signature =. plate label
T. II. DRAKEa co. 2D2 broadway, N r.
a w, fR A..D AGO. EIiISGUIsHED -Msriyru 70
intermittent aver word mth YOU The tesponsioy ios
your 4crtsH rests upon yourselves Jast a. surely ~
you sheAr to-day. ar WI shsk. morrow,
UJsI.4 TN IELI.Es NED STOMACH BlTIhhb
win exiting ish the isras- which you Abor Hal
taken nis genial tonic preventive, you would has
need OF n cure, renders tho mprvions k
all masmatc feyers But snco neglected tbs pt-auion
nd yourselves hou DELAY Of the conp amt by resornx "
the only reliable remedy. Bi sak the chills With
HOsTETfKt'S BfTTERS.
ana they VIII return This the erper nuco -
Thousands ans VIII be yoars ouninc slow means =
III an the maai itself In many utterly faA How
different is the effect of the
Their action rapid they agreeable TO the
they not only entirely harmless but tend Inevitably
xhen the and proong f. they
have failed, and II Is confidently assumed tua thy Leves
fail OF fever and however vetors u
HosTETTgR ; BIrTgRs
In any region infested with intermittent rrmieni fevss
Is simply to reject safety and court disease Depot -
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Soc Foote's Patent Umbrella Loo X
Stand at WHEELER WILSON'S, 500 Broadway, NY
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Prizes Cashed In all Lcgaiixed Lottc-
res. Information given. JOSEPH BATES, Broker
No IL Wall street. room No. 1. New York
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THIRTY-sEvENT CONGRESS-.
SECOND SESSION.


Senate.
WASHINGTON. Feb. Q, 1ses
PETITION FOR NATIONAL CURRENCY.
Mr. SHERMAN, (rep) Of Ohio. presented petition from
the citizens Of Pennsy lvana for national currency
CAMP HOSPITAL AMBULANCE ooRPs.
Messrs SrMsFz (rep) OF Mass, and CowAs, (rep.) OF
Pa presented petitions favor Of reliable camp hospital
and ambulance corps.
RnEALING nK DUTY PAPER.
Mr.. ARNOLD, Cep.) Of R. l., offered resolution. which
adopted instructing the Finance Committee TO in
quire into the sxpedency OF repeating the duty paper
The MILITARY ROAD IRON wAIIA BENTON
Mr.. NEMnH, topp.) OF Oregon, offered resolu-
on requesting the Secretary Of War to furnish to tho
Senate the report maps OF Captain John hulan, who
engaged in the construction OF military road from
Walla Wala to Fort Benton. Adopted.
PUNISHMENT FRAUDS REVENUE.
Mr.. FEeENDEN, (rep Of Me- introduced bill TO pre-
vent and punish frauds upon the revenue, and provide
for the more certain snd speedy collection Of claims in
favor OF the United States.
BILLS.
long debate ensued upon private BILL in which
Messrs. HARLAN WADE, FEssESDEs and others partci-
Mr. FosxR, (rep Of Conn., moved to postpone all prior
orders and take up the Bankrupt bill Lost-yeas II,
nays24
The discussion OF the bill for the relief OF the heirs Of
Stephen johnson continued and tho bill finally passed
Yeas "a, nays TO-
TINE DEFICIENCY AUTHORIZATION HILL.
The Committee OF Conference on the Deficiency bill
made report, which was adopted
EMANCIPATION MISSOURI
On motion OF Mr. HESDxRsoK (Union) Of NO. the Senate
took up the bill to and the State OF Missouri in ernanci
patng her negroes but 1t was shortly afterwards laid
aside.
THE WASHINGTON 1uKArRE COMPANY.
Mr.. GRIMES, (rep) Of Iowa, from the Committee on the
District Of Columbia reported back the bill 10 incorporate
the Washington Theatre Company.
SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTE.
Mr. WILSON called up the resolution expelling George
Badger from the Board Of Regents OF tho Smithsonian
Institute, and appointing Professor Agassiz In his place
Passed.
EXECUTIVE srx,os.
After an executive session the Senate adjourned
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Eight Cartes de visife TOR 81, or Un-
equaed style and Gnish AT TAITs. Corandt and
t.rseu lch afre
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Defiance Fire and Burg lar Proof Safes
Aso Sieboard and Paror Safes for silver plate Ac No
o. Murray sust. corner Of College pacc -
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The Financia BilI ms Amended by the
SENATE.

fIt will be noticed that all the parts Of the House bill
which have bcon stricken out by tho Senate In
brackets and all the parts added by the Senate
italics.i
In the Senate OF tho Unitsd States January 27 1868
read twice and referred to the Committee Finance.
February a. 1ss reported by Mr. Fsssendcn with amend
mens viz:-sirke the words within bracketsl and
insert those printed In itai,ef.
AN ACT
10 PROVIDE WAYS AEp stAsS THE
CONVENIENT.
Be enaeted by TIE .S,aie and Hovse Of Representatives,
9 the Un,td States u Amsrpca IN Conorea aasmiisd,
That the Secretary Of the Treasury bc and be hereby
authorized 70 borrow from time 70 time tho credit q
the United states, sum lot exceeding three hundred
millions of dollars for the fiscal year. and six
hundred millions or the pert hscal year, and 70 issue
therefor coupon registered bonds paw able the plea
sure of the government after twenty s'h pod'
trsd by ~, Secrrdyp not is,s fhdr than
yeas from date 10 CON, aud q such d.uomnstioos not
les than any dollars, be may deem eIp,deni bear
ing rate not exceeding per csntIm per
annufn, payable lords nd ece,drg hurod Goers
annually duf on all otaT ionts semi annually 10 coin,
and h. may ia hs discretion dispose ~ SUI bonds 1t
any ,ne upon such h. may deem most advisable
lawful money the Jnitcd staes or fr any 81 tho
ccrtncatss N Indebtedness denof, that ms any
time b. unpaid. for aay q tie f ssury heretofore
lssIed Or whch may b. issued undcr tho pruys IL III
thu act And all tic bona and treasury nries ~ InH,d
Soies ns, issued under tho pr0vsipts Ibis act hi 10
eNemr, from taxation by = unde- stare msr.c,tei
autlonsy Pyeadd Ihat there stall q. outstanding 4
bondF, treasury notes aHd United -tars notes 70 my
time. RsGei uder tho provisions y tho afe1ter
an.M' aingethef THAI 1Ae fs'n o nine -uai 81 nans
~ dndb, at,rta1 s'a "a. M, the Secretary u
The TteaAiy b.. and he 81 bercby. auturzeI t8 ae u
" tteat y TIE United states o4r huntrc4 mlJns ~
d9lts = oitrcasury not,s M fsrt ftms ~ Tina n0t
'<f'ntHg hfes y~Ira fFDW aHc Fe ccr~rrr r4J sfr.
n'as aHd bcafng Interest u rte unt eScoed x f,f
cehthn, Ter Annum. pnyaDe senl ANurfiy ~ . n 4 Z
w WAe.al hyabis u any tune fier three 81 fs
aAte ~ ne treasury ~ the Lttta steF, add ti.
tr ~ ~ rpes fgr isl daabn' tl1s huf,rs4 i ar
nal z ~ ~ - "a ma grly t, WI u4d ~ an not ror.
htpt n d9hqlt ani nys4 a. a. rA ssg.et =, tter
n n = r Fr
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One dozen Cartes de visise, 81 6O.-vig-
ne;tes OF nnequalled style STACYs 0Aery 0gl Broad
way, between Amty and Fourth streets
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Omcial Drawings or the Library Asso-
CLASS Gy-Februsry o, 1853
50, G2, z, AZ, 35, 65, 81, 76. 8, 8, 46, 40.
CLASS 64-February Q, 1865
3, "a, SO, Z, G2, ~, II, 38, 20, IL, 60, 81, %.
For Circulars. &c. address
FRANCE. ELLIS 4 CO. Coyington, KY
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OMcial Drawings OF the Delaware State
DElAwAnr. Extra CLASS ss--February6 g. Is6,
rs, Z, 20, 81, e., 27 IS, Is, 49, II IS, "A, 81, g.
DKLAwAsK, CLASS 64-February Q, 1863
81, 2, 8, GO, Ia, %, 81, rs, 81, 10, IL, 80, 81.
JOHN A. MORRIS 4 co,
lLuI
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ThOse WHO SuHer from Norvous TrrItn-
tions itching and the discomfort which follows
from eneeblcd 2nd dsorderod STATE o the stem should
take Ayers Sarapirla and cleanse tho rood Purge
the lurking dsicmper that undernes the health and the
eonst tutlonal vigor Will return.
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NOTICE TO PAPER MANUFACTURERS.

Omcial Drawings OF Murray, Eddy q
Co. q Kentucky and Missouri State Lotteries
kssrucxr, EXTRA CLASS 6S-FebruAry6 Q, 1863
6l, 81, 20, l. 40, SO, 23, H. 49, 90, o. 13 65, &C.
KENTUCKY, CLASS G4-February g. 1868
IL, ~, IL, II, 10, Fl, Sc, 40, A. ~, 81, 70, 60.
Circulars sent free Of charge BY addressing either
MURRAY EDDY co.
CoyinGton, KY, or ST. Louis Mo.
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TAR HOMER BosrwfCK HAS REMOVED TO OFFICES
IL Bfoadssy corner - Hous street. whets be
b- a~ntay from until O'Clock for consultations
and onle. praeur.
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VIM b RRADBURY'B
NEW PIAHOFORTE wAKEkOOMs,

The subscriber having Withdrawn h,s interest. stock
material from tho late hrm of Light. Bradbury (~hieh
nrm dissolved on the 10Th Of January ana having
chased the entire stock OF panofor~s and panoofr
rial owned by b brother Edward bradbury tho aid
nn s prepared 10 supply the increased demand his
celebrated Pian
Employing the most skiful and experienced worsmsA
and having OF the bsst ami
seasoned material. he is now prepared to
ftanofortss oi unrquslci ton- and dnrablcn.s.
In~ assortment Of elegant instruments hand and
for sale AT Broome street. ~ Crosby bloeb
east of broadway. Now York
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No1r Gle ever had equal sale They warranted
rrpres nted Ts.y nge sold By all principal druggists
groce country a, nc.
H. rnch bottle the sImi OF tho proproLoS
signature n rtee plate label.
T. IT, DRAKE A co. 202 broadway. NY.
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ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE COUNTRY.

Tho WEEKLY HERALD, with It's increasing circulation, n
capital medium for advertisements designed 70 reach
the notice Of country dealers and merchAnts
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-01-19
LEGAL.
TRUSTEES SALE.

XNHEREAS on the 22d day of January, A d
w 1859, Michael Howard ex -cated unto JOSH
VA Dial as fru tee, q certain deed Of trust G m
veying to said trustee the land in scott county,
Iowa described az follows, to wit. Lots numbers
'wcnty-slx 90, iwen,y-seven p and twenty-
eight Is Of Darenport's out lots in subdivision
OF the \ quarter Of the y + quarter Of sec
tion No twenty three % in township No seven
emily -eigh, rs, R3 + 9Th I d. rs the same
numbered AID de .eribed on the pat Of the sur
yey Of said out lots on record in the Recorders
Office 0f scott county, wa. Which said convey
ance was made by the said Michael Howard Tor
the purpose Of securing the payment OF one GER
tain pfomissory note and the interest thereon,
signei by said Mi.h ,el Howard, Tor enc hundred
and eighty u 100 sio7 2i-l00l doll RS
dated the I'D day of January, A. ID. 1859, and
payable nine months after date to the order OF
Deorge l.. Davenport, with ten 10 per cent in
terest thereon, upon which note there was paid
Nov. u, 1859, the sum Of one hundred dollars.
Ind now, said nete hasng become due and
payable, and the said Michael Howard having
tailed pay tho same, Joshua ial, Trustee MS
aforesaid, do hereby give this public notice that
hy virtue Of he power which is In me vested by
said deed Of trust, | will, on Saturday the sew
enleenth 18th day Of January, a. d. i.63, at the
.onr OF two 2 o'clock in the afternoon of said
iiy, at tho Court House door, in the city OF Dav-
export, expose aud otter for sale. at public auc-
ton, the p reels OF land above described, or so
much taereof as shall BIO sufficient TO satisfy and
fay the amount of said note, with the interest
there on to the day Of sale, together with all tho
costs and expenses attending said SALE costs of
this notice and Trustees fees. Upon the compile
ton Of such sale deed will be given in acco.d-
ance with the stipulation Of said dcpa Of Trust.
Dated the 22d day OF Deeouabor. A. d. 1862.
JOSHUA DIAL,
dec 2a-te Trustee.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-01-19
Gen. McCiesnand.

The new friends with whom Gen.
John A. McClernand has made his bed
are not enthusiastic in his behalf. For
example, the Cincinnati Commercial,
abolition, Gays:
ave presume The main body Of Gen
Grants army will now be moved to the
Mississippi River, and that reinforce
,nen,s will he cent sufficient to warrant
the resumption Of operations looking
down the river. Bnt one thing, and
very important thing, is still wan,ing-a
General competent TO command the
great army. Gen. John A. McCier-
nand ia not the man. II would he the
widest, deadIiest folly to trust him in
such place.
lie may 10 to lead division under
the eye OF capable superior, but It is
preposterous to give him the chic.
command Of one of the greatest OF our
armies, engaged in one oftbe most essen,
tisl enterprises OF The war. II 10 l'npoasl'
bic to owe this fact too much emphasis.
The people Of tie West are vitality in-
teres,ed, and must make themselves I'M
ders,ood without delay. II it is neces-
sa,y to bring a personal pressure on tie
President to brng him TO realizing
sense OF the Job at Vick>burg, and the
occasion that requires General there
on on side who is above the calibre OF
.IoEn A. McClcrnand, VIC must bring
the personal pressure to bear. II il Is
necessary to be noisy to be elective, let
Us cry aloud and spare not. II to be g.
fccnt we i Ut be impoltnnale, Why let
or opportunity surpa.s all example"
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-01-19
MiSCELLAN EUUS.
HEsEKTEK. =!

THE FOLLOWING NAMED SOLDIERS,
l enlisted for Ola Regiments, have deserted
from Camp Mcclellan, Davenport, io~a
CHARLES COTTON, born in Tenewee county.
Michigan rs years old mlchinist, enlisted NOV
25th, -G2, al DavenI ort. by Capt Vim Purseli, Tor
three years. Gray eyes, aub burn hair, iorid COM
ploxIon, e ~ inches in height, deserted Gu
sunday the ?!st H. Of December. $50.
ALBERT TEtPLE, born in Mciienry county,
Illinois 20 years old, occupa ion a flrmer, enlist
ed Nov. 25th, IS ., at Davenport, by Capt Vim
Pursell for three years. Blue ewes, t-can hair
aq;, cori, le-iou. ) it o,s inches high, deserted
IN SgnlaS, tbc 2ist q december Naa
ALpGn, PRINCE, born in Frederick county,
Maryland, Il year' DID farmer by occupation. Ell
isted September 9Th, 1862. at keokuk, by Mai 1r
William Besnsy. for years has grey eyes,
sroWu hair, lair coin plexion, feet inches high
for to 3th infantry.
j. l.. BRApEN, born in Decatur county, lndi-
ana, aged - years by occupation farmer, en-
listed II Davenport, Iowa, august lb, has hazel
eyes, black hair and dark complexion, height >
feet ~ inches.
WILLIAM y JONES, born in Orasge county,
New Work, aged - years by occupation car
renter enlisted in loNa city Iowa, July 81. has
black eyes, sandy hair and dark complexion,
height feet iaches.
jobs H0CGhrEN, born in Hardin county,
Ohio, aged IL years, by occupation a farmer. en-
listed NJ Davenport, Iowa. September 20, has grey
eyes, ght hair and light complexion, height )
feet g. Inches.
Aiy one apprshcniing any one cr all OF said
soldiers. will se paid all reasonable cost OF trans
portation and subsistence, together With reward
Of FIVE dollars when said desertcrs arc returned to
the Commanding Officer Of Camp Mcclellan.
X. NJ. LITTLtR,
Captain 81 Iowa Infantry, Commanding Camp
Mcclellan, Davenport, Dec %, 1852 DIFF
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-01-19
Specie supply.

The New York Journal of Com-
merce, by the wsv the most reliable 81
az the commercial pspefs. publishes a
statement q specie supply from wlD4h
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-01-19
: -
MEDICAL.
DIR. VIM. ID. uURD,S
DENTAL REMEDIES!
Ar
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iEsURis0
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AND
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This astfingent wash is also the best remed in
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DO you, or your children suffer from Too;hache!
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Price, Is cents per bottls
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They do not adhere nor blister, ba, soothc and
charm pain away Try them. Price, Is and Is
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For sale at all tho best stores throug tout the
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CAuTIoH.-As there are dealers who take ad.
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their customers inferior preparations, il is neces-
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-01-19
TRU STEE'S SALE.

WHEREAS, ON THE l5Th DAY OF AU-
w gust A. -. 1859, Elisha Jones and Julia
Ann Jones, his wife, executed unto Charles h..
Putnam, AS Trustee cert.i Deed Of Trust, con-
yeying to said Trustee the land in Scott county,
Iowa, described a. follows, to-wit: THenty -one
u feet front by one hundred and fifty $500
Feet in depth fl the south side of lot No. three
: in block No. three 6 IN James Mackirt.shi :
second addition Go the cltv - Da ,eaport, forming
an oblon. sgG.f. Ct tsenty.one "a fee. by one
hundred anu City $500 feet, be the same more or
less. Which said Conveyance was made b, the
said Eshn Jones and jalia Ann Jones fo- to
purpose Of securing the payment e .wo certain
prouissory notes ard -. interest therein. signed
~ sad l.isna Jones, dated 10 18th lay Of Au-
gust, A. ~ ieoa and payable as foil VS.: Ono
tor flrtr en- oOldo s41 so lO0) dollars pay
able IN six 90 months alter date and enc for the
snm Of hYe h.-d.ed and twenty-five 50-l00
Sea- oo-ioo) dollars, payable in one { u year
alter date, both notes bearing ten (lo) per cent.
interest after duo, and payable to tho order Of
Eliza W. Oliver.
And now said last mentioned note having be-
come duo nd payable. and the said Elisha Jones
having failed to pay the same, I, Charles l.. Put
nam, Trustee as aforesaid, do hereby give this
public notice, thst by virtue Of tho power watch
| Is in me vested ~ said Deed &c Trust, will on
saturday, the 10th day o. January, A. d. 1903.
at the hour II two y o'clock IN the afternoon Of
said day. al tho Court llousa door, in the city Of
Davenport, expose and offer for sale, at public
auction, the parcel OF land above described, or 50
much thereof as ST all be sufficient to satisfy and
pay the amour, Of said note with the interest
thereon to the day of sale, together with all the
cost. and expenses attending said sale, costs Of
this notice and Trustees ices. Upon the com
! pletion oI such sale n deed will be given in ac-
fofiance with tie stipulation OF sand Deed d
TrusG.
Dated tho 10Th day Of December, A y. 1852.
| CHARLES L. PUTNAM,
dee / -dts Trustee.
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Under the above ca.lion the Alaay
,7ournoi of the ivtb contains leading
ar,;oto ,.,,, IN ,o, u, p..,l.w ,y..a
,. i,
""'0' ''o'''' 80 ~ "''e'''o"'
posit'oh OF lhe "iitor ~ partisan aHa
Supporter Of the ADMINISTRATOR the
conf lential intimate and advisor ~ ,lo
S..ro,r =, S,o.a nt,.
ieaaei VINO Nno"s an Tue ius ana outs
anu the complete history OF government
policy and action from the Inauguration
OF President Lincoln down 10 the pres.
On, ,,mo,e,3o,s b;s vor8. - ,r..l
md waruipc laubIy sion,ti,sn, and .n,.
cestivc. Mr. Weed f,s al,n5es to bis
auticipa,ion 81 ,le rel ellion and II. an.
ne.I 70 five re,,ll;,,,e = ,;.o 49,
marty.
Oh 1eeo a., ,.
ings Of rebellion were heard. u. vere
among the few who reeoon}z,.l n tlose
threat, the certainty Of war ami who
in a measure. comprchend43 bato i.
magnitude and lis horrors 4 afv.y.
an offence, 10 an individual. /, lor.sre
evils, ana esneci,lly So "a altemnt I,
avert, or even to De prepared for th,,n
For an article then written a.l,a 49,
President, Congress. ana our res3sf. -
RAISE their eyes ana thopahts obo,.s ~
horizon Of P.rty. and con,emnIa,e F. -.
SIS y nich wDnld "a. the en.at,,.. - -
pcople. and te.tthc .ttenrtb' y go.
ernment ere incurred H. dsuu,.e;,.,,on
Of mann. and ne fy,en,l. 80 :.
1aostof lbe Renuli;c,, -, ,...,,.,l.r
H.
-. "' : - ''e ao''on OF tue
'ePuo'icau congress ana icace tommis-
tioners IN rejecting PROPOSITIONS which
would certainly have retained Nary.
land. Yrcinia Nouh Co,al.,. r.
ono Eo,,na., 49,, ~
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subsequently, when Rebellion wa.
Rampant IN The extreme southern States
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-01-19

TO FAMILIES BREAKING Up HOUSE
{. kEefiaG.-ALy party having small
amount Of plain Household Furniture sufficient
for man ana wiie). which they would lie To hire
out for a few months aud have well taken care Of
viii please address FURNITURE,
dec 21-tf Box 59i, 20,