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Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-02-20

SENATE.-Petiti0nS were presented fol
camp hospitals and ambulance corps.
A joint resolution from the Post Ofice
Committee was reported, authorizing thu
collection of foreign postage in coin.
The bill to prevent agents of the Govern
ment from taking any consideration for pro-
curing places of office or contract, passed.
The bill authorizing letters of marque and
reprisal was taken up and discussed at length,
without any definite action.
HousE.-A bill was passed changing the
time of holding Circuit snd District Courts in
Indiana.
The appropriation bill passed.
The case of Lewis Mckenzie, claiming IN
election from Virginia was taken up, and the
question was taken on the resolution that he
was not entitled to seat. Adopted.
i.r WARRINGTON, Feb, 10.
SEHArE.-The Vice President notified the
Senate that he should be absent during the
remainder of the session. .a... r
On motion Solomon Foot was chosen Presi-
dent of the Senate pro tenn. as5s
The bill changing the time of holding
United States Courts in Indiana passed.
The bill for the settlement of claims for
damages done by Union troops was called up,
and postponed. .,a..r , .,,..s s5-s... j.,
The bill making appropriations for fortifi-
tons passed. .st -. g,is. In u
The bill establishing the guage Of the Pa
ciRc railroad and its baaaches At 4 feet 81 in
ches passed. - 81; ....s
The bill donating lands to the Michigan and
Wisconsin railroad was passed. Adjourned.
Housz.-The bill providing for the con-
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An uNKNowa.:

We fcnnd npoO ths street, a few days
slncs, 40 old and almost worn Oas letter
srsss parsIlsd prisoner as Benton Bar.
racks 20 bis brother. Rrom the I" Style it
% appassat taas shs writer ia he's D iisssary
nah but bid heart u right, and bis g bead
j. ssund.. We preserve the following 81.
traesss ssfats
al feel quite In interest in kaewisg
yaus pSlisicai .postion-w whether yoa are .
Rspabiioan (which think yen ars), War
DssaesssA or whsshss yoafars one Of .hoss
cosardiy, damnaAls Copperbeap Demo.
orass, who would have % gss On oar ksees
20 Ne rebels, and pray for pssos at thsrex
psnss Of our national honor and existence
by position is easily stated, and 10 jass this :
10 fghs them until We whip shem- untn
sGsy lay down shsis arms end rsaasn 20 sheis
allegiance, Or bury every man in the North
il asslaisr'a grays. THAT'S all. That's
ny plasfsrn, and the platform of svsrs
ssidies, % far - my sxperisncs gees 9 = 9
u the var i nss snded when my prsssns
term expires, viii re-eniiak; for / an
seaed 70 ses shs cod % shis rsesllions OF
die trying. .+ -.-s'F<'. $3.50
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LETTER FROM VIRGINIA.
NEWPORT News, March 8, lSI

49, NEWPORT NEws, March 8, 1858.
. reached this poiDs the
28th of last month, and was pleased TO learn
that the 9th Army Corps had been detached
from the Array Of the Pc somac, which hes
been ruined by Mcclellan. What cur des-
tinasiou may be from this point l little know
nor care, it wswill strike, and strike hard
where treason yet stands anrebuksd.
u most heartily endorse your sentiments
upon this rebellion, and believe we have
more 60 fear from traitors at the North than
from those in open rebellion at tbs South.
These miserable Northern resresBss, the off
scourings Of . polluted party, prompted by
no higher motive than purity pride and par.
~ triumph, woold barter the liberties Of
this people and destroy the WORLDS last hope
OF free government, to satisfy their party
animosisy. Such men arssraitors, and pro.
perly named "Copperheads,' ? and to-day
they are trying to wind their slimy coils
around this Administration, and hiss add
sting Il into obedience. + =
i've 3wants 10 these timss, men Of courage
men OF iron viii, men s1he dars do right,
s'shcugh the heavens fall,' men who will
stand Opon the everlasting rock Of frrth and
justice, ana from ice bassion hurl The wsa.
pons Of Vengeance and destruction. But
can only, live, tight, aud hope. All may
yet be WE'LL. s.,,y. ...........,...........&
The health Of the troops here was never
better, and 10 drill are improving every day,
My health 10 not as good as when | left
home, but as long as can lifs my arm and
traitor bFeathesy just 90 long will / sssike
for on: country, our liberty, AID our laws
i. -@.. .a. ....2 s~s ...- JOB.
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THE DEMOCRACY AND the NIGER


THE SHORTER cATRcHIsM ON NEGRO EQUALITY.
g Who said that ell men are created eoualP
Thomas jefferson, the father Of Democ.
racy. 10. -. 81. ....,..:.s
Who gave the negroes the right Of suf.
frage in N. York ?--ths Democratic party,
Who presided over the convention cha.
gave this privilege to negroes?~-M Martin
Van Buren,. # &essl Eeaa1s gss4s,s 4
Who Afterwards elected Martin Van Bu.
rem President OF the United States ?--.hs
Democrats party. '.9r aaE
Who married negro Wsbch, and By her
had nnlas:o children p Richard NJ. John.
son, . Democrat. Z
Who elected Richard ii. Johnsoa vio !.
President Of the United States p--the Ds.a ! .
ocratio party.
Il President Van Barren had died. and
Richard ii. johnson become President. Who
would have bscoms tho Dsnoorasic mistress
Of tia White Honse ?--ths same negro
wench. ,ss
81 Who made sha negro oisisen. In sas
state o. Maise 3-aa ossrmhslmipg Demo
eFasic majority
who enacted similar Law ID Massachu-
sss 90 z 9--au overwhelming Democratic nan.
jorisy. e'=a7ss.. $685.
hss permitted avery sslorsd psrson Own
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CHaKsK ~ RAsK.

o. z = 3 = -
There igno neuss saas the great Democratic
party 10 ehaDgiag lie bass. u has 10 DO Is
in erasr 20 meet with amp sort Of esmplai.
sancs on the part Of the masses Of the pee
pie. Thsy are fer the war and will be for
the war, until rebels in arms are rsbsls
IN irons, or rebels dangling in air. There
are no sWo ways about this. Thsrs 10 40
al.erpas;vs.s We mast whip the rebels or
they mass Whip M. John Van Bures, JAS.
I. Brady, Horasie. Seymour. Govornor Of
Nsa York, and other men OF brains and
foresight ID the Democratic party, see the
end IN THE atsempt 10 frstsrnise with srn.
ed rebels, and they are bringing back the
party to the spppors Of ,bs war for the
maisssnanos Of the Governmsns.
Nov tho question is Will Vallandisham,
the Cincinnati Eagaires, and she believers
IN thoss two ssins.isusions,n 10 this atty,
change their base At once, or wait b. be
kicked iaso the traces BY their more psta-
otis, ~ ii least morsesa gacious, parsisabsS
And anoshsr question suggests isself-Can
shsY wash themselves Of aE the foul, uDgod-
~ atterssoss they have pas forth? Will
not the miEs from the pis from watch they
will be forced to extract themselves, attach
80 them, bedauh them, and perfume them,
in spits Of all their efforts Thsy have
whole volumes Of dislo5sl words 50 eat, be.
sides great quantities Of dirs, for the dispo-
sal of which, II must be acknowledged, they
have enormous nastieasise powers strength
ed by long nae! Within six weeks these
men will bestrong war men, bat the people
Sil kaow them and appreciate the force of
circumstances" that made the sschsnge of
base" necessary. Nobody will be deceived.
The people will have seen shess creatures
before, and behind, toe, for that matter
that portion Of the corpus always having
been the most psominsns.
: We are heartily glad to see this "OuaDge
Of base." We believe it results from the
patriotism 10 the breasts Of the Democratic
masses, who have no notion Of becoming
the followers of jefferson Davis! Our as
4session that the masses Of the Democracy
we're loyal, Ii now being vindicased By che
fasss. They wsrs led into the support Of
Democrats for Congress; and for various
sfisss, By tbe patriotic professions Of the
party political platforms, but the disloyal
uttsranees Of the leaders after election has
opened their eyes, and this grand ground
swell from beneath the surface is upssstiue
she denagogass end righsing the Ship Of
State. Whether the demagoguss eat enough
dirt 10 fright themselves" is matter o.
bat little consequences. We shall watch sb'
process sf their attempts to do 30 will
amusement, and, we trust With prost.
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uHaos e3Guzs
Ne sfes spsa ske bgsl eisIk ens % r
1sssslsnis ~ inpol 80 q erfaaislss 81
ssssy Tevzpa, j aaes % To-
'aAs1oxAE Isxsss. 81 unay = isyss |,
fos % asysl dsizsss i IL assssss i -.
sssiss loysI slabs, bss 4 > tAeis sosrastss
alsls % - q. Tbs hpgns Confsderasy =
saw % ias lass leg tie giant rebellion =
sassSrIns ts 81 IAN !; Is friends Il thsi
Nersh heing falla awars e shis fass ars sow
makinx ! isss dsspe eIISTf Il D ssEs tss
GsssEssss % sAiaaa sAsIs aizsitsss 81
he South from tka vsageansa II NJ oIBsi !
ID isn, md sksmsslsss Issm sssElassisg
iknsnib 1hsis ~ hss Bssn .yss sase
ssB4S allsS d. 6ossls r. New, u asks
sksi. sords kooa, lkey ass mosiag kekssa
and sarsa 70 frassfats IN asssgus DC NE
Gossrnmsns, snd savs $40 sEhking ship 81
srsasoa. Thsss eEorts shosEa b prsnpsly
and vigorously mss by az loyal MASSES 81
the Iasd. 10 DO shis s6ersis 10 more ~
sfsetivs way than By shs ofgasiss,isn ~
ubios Leagues. The obIy ssss d msnssr.
ship-ihe only obligation Subscribed 70 By
members b The relieving
d We. The undsrssgued, citizens 6E The
Uhisea Stales, heFeby assoesats enrsslvss
|unaerzlSs aans and lisls Of TIA L0YAL NA,
SIoSAI LzAGus.
{ ave pledge ourselves 80 40 nncendition.
al legally 60 The Government Of the United
Stases. 90 % anwsvering auppars ef it's
eaasts 30 auppFess the rsbsllion, and so
SPARE 20 endeayar 30 maintain uaimpsiRed
the national unity, both 10 principle and
territorial boundary.
q Tie urinary object Of this LsAsas 10
and sbalf Re u bind togeshsr I'll Loyal men,
Of NIL sf3{es and professions, in Q common
union so kintain the powsr, glory and in
tesrity b 8he nations (. .5es
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MORS ENCOURAGED - HOWL. LYsAH
-.- -.-. DER, HOWL, To- ST. gr7ssn5t


MOBs RNcOURAGED HOWL. LYsAN-
DER, HOWL! hs8 u sr,s-a5e
The following regimental order, issued
concerning q drummer Of the Fifth Iowa,
who participated 10 the mObbipg Of the
Contribution At Ksokuk, will furnish Ger
venerable cosempOrary With material for q
splendid howl. SHOW spread YOURSELF -
neighbor, here's fns opening:
HEADauARTEaa 6TH Iowa lSEAKTRY,l
Camp near HeleEa, Ark, March I9thI 1868.
Special Order No. 8. s.e.as:- .s,F . =
= Robert Baui. drummer Of Company ssB, -
5sh Iowa Infantry Volunteers, who, with be.
roic courage and iDdefsiigabls perseverance,
carried our wounded and dying comrades
from shs battlefield at ssIaks," and By in.
Oesssns exposures and privations, Consraet-
ed . sewers Illness which almost proved fsI
tai 10 him, has returned to his regiment.
8 The Colonel Commanding rsgrats deeply,
IN vlsw tt such nehls traits OF character,
that be ID Bsosssitstsd 70 reprimand said
Robert Bani, drummer OF Company ssB y
sth Iswa Isfaptry Volunteers, for his IN.
soldisriy eoDdaes While sonralssssnl in ihs
hospital q Ksskak, Iowa, in violently %.
ing Q slsdgs hammer agaiBsE = 90 -called
CoppsFhead Newspaper Press ii that place.
Bot to secure the services Of o dgummef
OF sueh p0sistdtssg pfepehsisisa, and 10 70.
ward him fer sslnabls services ahoss cited.
said ROBBERS Baai ls hereby sppoinsed Drum
Msjer OF Sth Iowa Iafsnsry Volanssers. and
viii be respected asd obeyed accordingly.
s7 Col. Sth iowa Enfansfy .VsIs.
". s. ManhsiI, Adi't - ?. .
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viii be share. 70 Great ehisf will be there.
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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-09-22

We sometimes hear Of military calamiiies
being the result cf sBrpTises, and they are re-
eeivsd Is i surprises we're Of those c0utiuveu-.
ciea Of war which eanB0t Be avoided A sur
pTlss, on the contrary is z military crime Of the
irst Ins ginituds. Ii involves he absence Of the
first principles CT military character, Of that
vizilsnca, seipiine, system, aEd canton Hhich
are as essential 10 success IS courage aEd lorii-
tuds. An cfh,er eh0 p-Tmiss himself 20 be sur
pTjsed is even sCIe uifit tor command ibsn 9ns
who Is physically coward Ths after may ks
saved nom doing hsEa sy tho o8UEsge CT his
men; tie i0Tcsf readers their coErsge Of no
svsil, and exposes his whels command and, per
haps, the cause Of his country 90 dsstr6etior.
We are dealing with Zee who relies uBan
system. wAlchfulnass and cunning, sad who Is
even on The lockout for a weak point ia cur
means Of defense Hs knows tie Confedsrsta
soldiers too well by this Tins 10 make caleula-
lions upon a want OF courage. He knows thaF
their fighting qualities suTpass lis own But he
believes that their very excess of c0ursge Iaslr
10 over-eouideUcs, aud to a neglect Of that eter-
nal vigilance which is the price Of liberty. If
We are in danger fTcm sReb 3 csuse. We should
not deny l., nor c-ose OFT eyes 10 f. On the
coHiTsry, Il ever it is lawful 20 be taught BIZ
an enemy it u in this pTeC.ss particular. We
should be as wstebiul. IS systematic and az
cautious as We are brave and rssolui8- The 50
yeTesE penalties Should be visited upen oficers
OF men who relax for u0meBt The most uu-
shrinking vigilance. Such a thing IS a surprise
should never be Eszgd Of IN Confederate camp
II IS practically lTessOa, for c places the key o.
6 ar security and sUceeEs In the enemy hands
lt gvos us OVER 90 him bound hand and foot
psisi5s the arm Of the brave, aod creates dis
Irusr ires0.Ution sad uncertainty In every heart
Rieda0nd DispGtrk
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VOL. XIV, NO. 100

[ Of the enemy are scattered though the country
I in small parties, diveTging from the main body,
B whose whereabouts have not been precisely 10
4 Gated. Several Incidents hsye occurred 70 cause
I this cpinioa % be generally held The slealfhy
I appsarancs OF persons, At the bridges that are
I guarded, on more than one night, and when
Z hailed without response, they we're fred on,
I they escaped from ihs locality 10 great hzsie-
Tla dac.srafion Of The prisoners captured BY Us.
that their stjsct was 70 intsrcegl tie tTain that
WAS 70 pass down dUriHg the night, would indi-
cate that portions of he ensHy arc proving in
the vicinity, ana If C0urlo ihsy must have sup
ports st no crest distance Of. The tenabia
points Of the approaches 70 Wythevills and
other pisces. are vel fortified. ths only dsngsr
being dat ths enemy may seec- route
not now anticipated, 30 rsske = dash On the
rsilrosd 0s sat Works TLeTe IS q resilient OF
Wyte4iiis, who. j seems, c=IDs INTO me toYFn
with the forces VINO made their sdveat under
C3i. Eolaud. He is looked upon with suspicion
1Y some Cf The citzsEs Hs appaared % know
mach Of the contemplated u0vemsBt Of the
enemy, ard was heard % Offer protection %
some parties in the eysnt o. anothsr raid. Oar
people are too conidiEz and unsuspeeliBg IN
cases ike This. Il should be remembered that
We sTs dealing with Yankees, who are nor
s1rnPuieus IS 70 ths means they employ 10
dansgs Is.
AT q late hour ,sst evsiiHg the forces Of this
city were uo:ifi-d by ths commsndant Of the
post to hold themselves IN readiness 70 proceed
% a poiut on the railroad
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/ veteran regiments would prove Of equal vslne
with volunteers, has not been realized. Henes,
/ IN this circumstances Of decentralization IN The
army OF tho PotOmsc, I fnd reason to doubt the
opinion that the reesut demonstration against
/ CulpepeT Court House is real, particularly when
| It is known that their pOntoons LAST week were
sent back 10 Alexandris.
/ The main body Of the enemy IS posted. az
present, within convenient distance Of the rail
/ way from RappshsHnock bridge to Ceutervilie
the largest eueampments lying at Bsaleton
and Manassas Junction. Fhe treatment Of the
Inhabitants Of the oecupied districts by the ons-
my is represented 70 be less severe than has
usually characterized their conduct.
By The way, speaking Of this subject re-
minds me OF good Joke on General KdBat-
rick. SJme few weeks since that gentleman
informed the people living On the msiu road
nom Falmouth TO WsrrentOn that, II any
more of his men were captured or killed by
or scOuts along that road, be would bum the
house and hang Che responsible sasle occupsut
thereof nasrest the scene Of such Occurrences.
/ Two Texan Infantry scouts were informed of
this threat Ey the inmates Of a house in Fau-
q'rer, where they stopped for food snd shelter.
Rspsiriug TO The woods, they watched for the en-
emV, who first appeared in the shepe Of a
email company Of about fifty cavalry. Nothing
dsnnted, however, ths-tFvo men. who were arm
the crowd, and rslosding instantly, fred sgain,
with the hsppy result OF killing three Yankees,
and wounding fourth The enemy were panic
struck, aud fed in confusion, during which, the
two Texans, however, captured each a prisoner
with his horse. These prisoners they tOok into
the woods, and d3spoiinE tbfm Of their horses
aud other personal effects, tAsy sent them back
70 KiipstTick, with the message that they in-
tended to remain in the ncigbhorhood and #
single murder was psrpetrslsd on any citizen
thst they would string the trees from Falmouth
TO Fairlsx with Yankee carcssses This is true.
bat unfortunately, your correspondent has been
unable 10 ebiaiu the names Of the men. He
could gstns farther information than that they
were Texans, ard belonged to Hoods division
Speaking Of KtlpalTicz, reminds me Of an IN
ciaeHt IN his recent Port Conway expedition.
i0ld me by citizen Of that viilegB, which
rather derogses from bis claims 70 that nerve
and gsll&nfry which should chsrscteTizs a sol
der. Il will be Iecoliecfsd that our men uouu-
ted one of ihs guns from the Ss5elfits on pair
Of imDT0vised cart-Wheels. ard fred one DIE
charge. The ball from this cannon passed with
in about hundred yards Of porch where XIII
patrick was sitting, and without stopping to in
quiTa the particulars, this redoubtsble cavalry
general made 2 40 time, not only in personal
ran 10 the rear, but in the retreat Of his CON-
maHd
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Efo,n ne Hail3fal AntoillEencer, Sc pc
The party thss pFociaiTs assent 20 .uneor iisu,i
Union as the test OF loyalty. at the sEme me de
msnds condition. Cor rssf0rsfioa 80 n-reisss a. well
as 20 repBgnant TO every princips on whish Union
Wss iounded- having iuly established tn punitive
system q uuion Hp0n th,vl8ysl a. well IS dlsoVal
10 the rsbs sus South, lax of an szoeri5usnt in
the HeiEhborirE State Of "a rylaud bY way Of irvine
su9pose, h9T much tie ioyaifY % the border saye
states stand, In addition whst they have aIrs-
endured In mai0taining their feaiy 20 the Union Hv
Ing bfaYed death and desOziion from dfsuusn -, h =
thought ft that they should no show now rlur5 -
oyay can besr from Union friends The erTsri-,est
t seems is 70 be iusuguratsd Ia HIsrvisnd -
as frontier State, ttsy have slready sHfgsrsi
a thousand evils from The var of vhisb -
Northern States have tsit nothing sud know
nothing Out BY name We perceive bv tha raliioei -
pers o IeH York that the Government bsyige -.
puted Colonel BilnsY 90 aust free eqroes in Hari,5
snd not meeting We presume with ths desired s,,c
t las been suggested TO the Secretary Of war b on
v7hoa ne E1eHlHg Po5t calla oGe oi ths 70 srs mon
N ne state 2utui WaoTa, as We have never hest
to,s, ge sASi sey n-ing, 70 eaiist Ire ss ~ M.
~. - " s1-- in IL armies We 1sa an iiea thai
Constitution prohibited the ssklur of private oror
sriy for publ use WITHOUT Just compensation But the
mover of tie schene mzy de- &C. parallel case
with the one before thshouss Of Representatives ast
session, whan honOrebs member and prominent
lawyer sEids i hope genteusH u this houss sun
poses fool enough 70 think this bill Conslituiious
J vote FOR BE- a military ssi'Y."
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-09-22

BBOwNLow RsDIvIUs This ara -.
has issued Prospeeins o. the aKporviI,e
ji.a's - Rcbsl HsntitatOF," the publication of
which is to be commenced Al Kaoxvills in Oe-
tebeT next lie says;
Is will commence with this he'll born and
bell bound rebellion, where tho traitors forced
me to leave off, aud all who wish the Daper
would do well to begin with ths fiIst issug. a. I
intend thsL single paper shall be worth the sub
seript.on price 60 any unconditional Union man
'In the ruls Of my editorial conduct, I shall
ahjare That servility which destroys the inde-
pendenee Of the press, and cast from me that
faeions opposition which gives to party what Is
due 10 ths country. And whilst the name Of my
journal indicates, in uumistaksble terms, lis
politics, i shall, as a faithful sentinel, forget
Wings, Democrats, KRow-N0thiDgs aud Rep1b-
ieans. and remember only my Gevagnsssnt
and ths prescription of the Federal Uniou-eF
richly worthy al the sacrifices Of blocd and
IessuTe their preservation may eOst--even to
the extsrminasion Of tue present race Of nen,
aud the consumption Of al tie means Of NJ
present age!