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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-01-13
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frHE FOLLOWING NAMED SOLDIERS,
1 snisted for Old Regiments, have deserted
from Camp Mcclellan, Davenport. Iowa:
CHARLES GOkfuN bonn IN Tcuswse county,
Michigan ~ years old mich'ns.,, enlisted Nov.
2hth ls62, nj DavenI ort, by Capt Vim rurssli, fot
three years. Gray oyes, auburn hair, aorid com
pcSon. q - inches IN height. deserted %
sunday tho 2lst day Of Deccmbc 1862.
ALBERT rELfLE, born in Mclicnry county,
Illinois 20 years old, oeeupa Ion farmer, enlist
ed Nov 2bth, lAa2. At Davenport, by Capt Vim
rufsell for three years. Blue eyes. brown hair,
bofld complexion. It 81. inchee high, deserted
on Sunda the ol-t Il December 1872
ALBtRt FRINGE, born In Frederick county.
Maryland II year. old. farmer by occut alton. en-
listed September 9th. le62. Mt keokuk, by Major
William Belknay. for ; years has grey eyes,
brown hair, iair COM lex,on, teet inches high
fur tho 10th Infantry.
| J. Ia. BRADEs, born In Decatur county. Indi-
ana, aged ~ years by occupation farmer, on.
| listed ut davenport, Iowa, huRust 10, has hazel
eyes, black hair and dark complexion, height 8
! feet In inches
WILLIAM u JONES. horn in Orasgs county.
| Now York aged rs years. by occupation a car
peDter, eaIis,ed IN Iowa City Iowa, July 81, has
| black eyes, sandy hair aud dark omple1ion,
hsight feoi b inches.
JOHN hOGGlTEN, born In Hardin county,
Ohio, aged 10 years, by occupation n farmer, on
listed nj Davenport, inwa, September 70, has grey
eyes, light hair and light complexion, height b
feet ~ inches.
Any OTTO approx ending any one or all o. said
soldiers will bs paid all reasonable cost Of trans
portaton and subsistence, together with reward
of 6ve dollars when Aaid dose rtors are returned Il
Tho Comm snding Officer Of Camp MoCiellan.
X. NJ. L1TTLEk,
Captain I'd Iowa Infantry, Comma ndinR CAM
Mcclellan. Davenport. Dec. %. 1852. dtf
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DEMOCRAT & NEWS.
SuPPRnssINe NswePApsDs.-Rspub.

surPsHssISe NswePArsas.-Rspub-
loan iDtclerants, read:
Instead Of being content with the
suppression Of disloyal newspaper at
Harrisburg, Pa, the Government should
have suppressed the vastly more dan.
gerous aud incendiGry Independent, Of
New York.-At6any Evening Journal.
All that Is true enough, providsd any
newspaper should BE- suppressed. But
it is eminen,ly worthy Of mention, that
instead Of suppressing The vastly more
dangerous and incsudisry Independent"
the Administration commissioned it to
publish the Laws and Treaties o. the
United States BY Authority"
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-01-13

LrScoLN AGAIN IN DouBr.-A news
paper correspondent tells the following
Some one sent Presi lent Lincoln Q
batch of newspaper criticisms upon him
and his conduct Of the war last week.
In speaking about it to . friend, Mr..
Lincoln said
"Haviug an hour to spare on Sunday
I read batch OF editoTials, and when
was through reading, | asked myself,
Abraham Lincoln, are you man or .
dogr"
The writer doss not state what con-
clusion Mr.. Lincoln arrived u, but leaves
Us to suppose that be regarded it % On
open question. Possibly be may be
waiting to fiud ont which side the Al.
mighty 10 on Chicago Fbst.
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NEAR Iihsoa, N. T., . short time
since son Of Mr.. j. Bell met with . ter.
ribls accident, which the Citizen thus
describes
Charles Vas ct work in the stable,
when one ef the horses not Immediately
obeying, be struck it with fork handle /;
the horse kicked striking the handle in
such manner - to drive the fork tines,
four Of them, into the boys head-one
entering At a point between the eyes and
coming ont back Of the crown. The
house 10 few rods from the barn, and
the boy crossed the road, came TO the
house with the fork sticking through
his head. His senses forsook him be-
fore reaching the house. His mother
hearing noise ct the door opened it, and
beheld her boy standing there vita the
fork fast in his head. She tried to pull
it out, but failed /; she then held him
while his father pulled twice before be
could extract it. For some days the
boys lie was dsspsired oil, but no 10 now
recovering rapidly and has bic senses ii
good a. ever"
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McCLELLAE.-"O WILLIE We
HAYS MISSED YoU."-The n. Y. Com.
mercial ADVERTISER, intensity Republican
A. it is, is generally candid and just
To it We are indebted for the following:
When Gen. Mcclellan left Trentos,
N. j., on Wednesday last, for Washing
ton, the crowd At the depot in their en-.
thusiasu, took him up bodily and placed
him upon the platform Of the car
The crowd then passed through the car
and warmly greeted him. Among the
sumber who thus showed their re-
spect, was q wounded soldier, with one
arm 10 sling. Going up to McClel-
Ian, he shook him warmly by the hand,
remarking, We missed you at Fred.
sricksburg. ! hope We will sooo have
you with Us again" The General made
no reply, but seemed deeply affected.
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Post Ofice Winter limo Table
Arrival and Departure Of the Nails.
PO8roYvrCs A. "a vRHroRT, IOWA.

EASTERN MAIL.-Closes At s A. NJ. and b. J..
NJ. Arrives st 10 A. NJ. and ~ =. a., Sundays
excepted.
WKsrERs MAL.-Closes at . A. NJ. Arrives
st 8 y. NJ. Sunday excepted.
NORTHERN Iowa MAIL.-Closes at 81 i. NJ.
Arrives A. ~ pm
SOUTHERN Iowa MAIL.-Cioscs at 8 A. N. Ar
rives at 6 +. NJ.
NORTHERN VIA DKWIrT.-C Closes Sunday, Tues
day and Thursday At 81 Pm. Arrives Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday a. . r. NJ.
koUTE No. lOy77-ViN Blue Grass, ste-Closes
Monday. W ednesday aad Friday ~ 81 s'clk I N.
Arrives Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at ~
o'clock N.
RourR No. IO9ls Via Tiptc Closes Tuesday
and Friday ~ ~ o'clock N arrives Tuesday and
RosrE No. l09l7-via Pu6al ,-Closes Friday
~ 8 O'Clock N arrives Saturday st6 o'clock
pm.
ROUTE No. l095o-via Walnut Forks and Dix
on. closes Wednesday at sX =. n Arrives
Saturday IT 9 =. u.
OYYICs HoURs. Office open ut o'clock A. NJ
General delivery closed at 81 o'clock =. N. Once
closed stS o'clock r. N. Once open on Sunday
from to 2 o'clock p. NJ.
- Al tho principal m.i!s are carried by Rail
Road, Ill the timo ~ stated herein will be
RAN Road TIAs, the clock in the Superintend-
ent's ONCE, N. = n. RR. Depot, being tho stand.
ard. CHAB. n. ELDRiD0E, r. NJ.
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AsUD .LrEurENANro on hoard Of her Maj
esty's chip Resistance, has been court
martialsd, and repsimsoded for disre-
spect to his Captain 10 speskiag to him
With his let hana h he Peeket. q
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state Of Iowa.

ApJVrANr GsNEaAL's OprIcs.l
Davenport. Jan. 8, 1883.
GENERAL ORDERS, NO. ITO.
!. Tho companies and parts Of companies
raissd for the +2d aud lsi Iowa Infantry, with
shs exception Of two Companies, sre hereby con-
soiidassd and will form tho basis Of tho 7th Iowa
Cavalry
II. The two companies reserved arc Destined
ono for tho purpose Of pletng the organization
Of the 9th Iowa Cavalry, and ono for tho l4,h
Iowa Infantry. The line officers Of these compa.
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companies.
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Summers Lieutenant Colonel, G. N. O'Brien AID
Major. II. II. Heath the Others will DO appointed
hereafter.
w. All recruits enlisted for the 42d Iowa Ia
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at Ot,umwa for temporary rendezvous.
V. The camp at Ottumws will DO under com
mand Of Col. Summers. Of tho 7th Iowa Cavalry.
VI. Tho regimental organisations Of the 42d
ehu sSo io"s Au's"Iy DIV ocsSpJ u'so""sou, s"u
oil commissions issued for said rcginsntal orgsn-
cations are hereby revoked and ali commissions
In said regiments for Second Lieutcnants and
mastering oii GERS under General Orders No. Is,
War Department, July 9Th, 1852, arc hereby re-
voked.
BY order Of Commander in Chief.
N. Is. BAKER,
jsnlo Adjt Genl Of Iowa.
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BURNSIDE SurERsEDED.-The Wash.
iugton correspondent OF the New York
Commercial writes:
1t 10 believed that At last Gen. Hook
er's friends can congratulate him on his
promotion TO the command Of the army
Of the Potomac, which they hoped to
nave done when Gen. Mcclellan was
opposed. II wos perhaps polite to have
Gen. Burnside in for a time.
TIVE failures in the Northern States 10
1862, compared with 1861, are reported
- follows:
Number. Amount.
1851. ...................5, eS6 Sill ga, ITO
lS63... ...................l,6a2 23OlS,300
The failures 10 Cincinnati are stated
as ten, aud the amount sac, 900, against
1853 in number, aud $6,0s2,Osl in
amount, 10 1861. In Indiana the fail
ures compare thus:
Number. Amount.
lsGl.. .....................s 1863 32,56s 900
1862. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. a5 SuU.6o0
The whole exhibit is decidedly favor
able ~ TO the mercantile stability Of the
country.
A VICTIM OF TYRANNY.-John w.
Keyes, the victim OF Black Republican
malice, borne down by his prosecutions,
is now . maniac in the Asylum At Co
MISUNDERSTANDING.
This man was the editor of Dem.
ocratio paper at CircIevile, OHIO, aud
was, At the hour Of midnight, by vio-
lence, torn from his family, BY the min
ions OF Abolition hate and power, and
hurried off to . military bsstile whore
he lay 10 . dungeon three or tour
months, without an accusaticn being
made against him, only that Of being a
Democrat, and vas finally released up.
on hi. taking an oath that he would not
prosecute the Williams who committed
the outrage. Men Of America, ehold
the result! and We are told that We
must keep silence upon these proceed
ings. Onr arm shall be palsied, and
our tongue cleave to the root Of our
mouth, before We will cease to denounce
the inhumsn barbsrity Of this corrupt
aud hell.descrvinx administration for its
revolving crimes.-Buvlington argus.
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RUDOLPH kRENZ,

ITO FAMILIES BREAKING UP HOUSE,
( kEEPlNd.-Any party having = small
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for man and wifo). which they would lits TO hire
out for few months And have well taken care of,
will please address FURNITURE,
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nDIANO AND ORGAN MANUYAC.
T tusss, Gsaat's Block, Aaia stssss
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cd in the st manner. .Aotss#
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~ MARCHING ALONG" "GLORY HALLE
U1 LUJAH,"" Viva i America" AMI " ia,
and HAPPY" are contained in tho
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CARDS.

DIR. j. G. PAiekER
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. OFFICE,
I Not Franklin Block, second Goor, Brady st.,
between Second and Third, Davenport, Iowa.
Residence, corner Ninth and L. Claire ss.
dacl s-dAN
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~. 80 \ purNAn JOHN \. noes ~
PUTNAM Z 1OGEMs.
A fTORNkYS AND COUNSELoRSA At Law
"A OFFICE, Davenport Block, No. -, Main 81.
Second Floor. luu7-iu
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Administrators Sale.

N OTICE is hereby given that the un-
u dersigned Administrator of the Es-
tset of Peter Durig deceased, will offer for
sale at public auction, ON the premises
On Saturday, the 10Th day OF 44ug3st 1868.
between the hours of ten O'Clock a. m. and 4
o. clock p. M, on said day, the. following
premises, situate in Monroe County, Ohio,
to wit:
The undivided one half of part of the
north west quarter eff section thirty six,
township three and range three, beginning at
the north west corner of said section, thence
south with the section line about one hun
dred and twenty rods to a stake on said line
set between Christian Shindler and William
Mcintyre, thence east with the north bounda-
ry of said Shindler's land to the east boun
Diary of said quarter section, thence north
to the north east corner of ssid quarter sec
ton, thence west with the section line to the
place of beginning, containing hundred
and fifteen acres more or less.
TERMS OF SALB.--0ne-thirdca in hand
one third in one year, and one-third in two
years, with interest on the deferred payments
to be secured to the satisfaction of the un
dersigned
DANIEL FANKHAUSER, Adm. of
Peter Durig, deceased.
July Is. 1868.
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AROUSE, NEEN of MONROE,

Rally to the support Of Your Co"mt'y's
Flag, By responding to the Presidents
last call for Sir Months Men.
Our homes are endangered by the rebel
hord Who will not rally othe protec-
ton of his own fre-side2 Soldiers who
have been fighting for your homes for
more than years, at last have extended
to you individually requeAs to rush to
their support, Men, now is the time to
save yourselves from a draft. Do it for
your country calls.
We, the undersigned are now recruiting
a company in Woodsfeld, for the six
months service. Our company is about
one-half full. We leave for camp about
the 9th of July, 1868. So gentlemen
embrace this opportunity and save your
selves. ii. T. FORD,
JOSIAH SINCLAIR,
Recruiting Officers.
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To RMS! !
PROCLAMATION BY THE
GOVERNOR.
COLUMBUS, O.: July II.

COLUMBUS, VI July Il.
WHEREAS, This State is in imminent
danger of invasion by an armed force,
Now, therefore to prevent the same, I
David Tod, Governor of the State of
Ohio, and Commander-in Chief ofthe mi
litia force thereof, by virtue of the author
ity vested in me by the constitution and
laws of said State do hereby call into ac-
tive service that portion of the militia
force which has been organized into COM
panies, within the counties of Hamilton,
Butler, Montgomery, Clermont Brown,
Clinton, Warren, Greene, Fayette, Ross,
Monroe, Washington, Morgan, Noble,
Athens, Meigs, Scioto, Jackson, Adams,
Vinton, Hooking, Lawrence, Pickaway,
Franklin, Madison, Fairfield, Clark, Pre-
BILE, Pike, Gallia, Highland, and Perry.
I do hereby further order all such forces
residing within the counties of Hamil-
ton, Butler, Preble and ClermoDt, to re-
port forthwith to Major General A. E.
Burnside, at his Headquarters in the city
of Cincinnati, who is hereby authorized
and required to cause said forces to be
organized into battallions or regiments,
and.appoint all necessary officers therefor,
And it is further ordered that all such
forces residing in the counties of Mont
gomery, Warren, Clinton, + Fayette, Ross,
Highland and Boone, report forthwith tc
Col. Neff, the commander at Camp Den
nison, who is hereby authorized to organize
said forces into battallions or regiments
and appoint temporarily, officers therefor;
and it is further ordered that all of such
forces residing in the CO unties of Franklin
Madison, Clark, Green, Pickaway and
Fairfield, report forthwith at Camp Chase
to Brig. Gen. John S. Mason, who i.
hereby authorized to orgarize said forces
into batallions or regiments and appoint
temporary officers; therefore it is furthe,
ordered that all of such forces residing in
the counties of Washington, Monroe, No
Bile, Meigs, Morgan, Perry Hooking anc
Athens, report forthwith to Col. VIM. r
Putnam at Camp Marietta, WHO'S hereby
authorized to organize said forces int
batallions or regiments, and appoint off
GERS therefor
DAVID TOD, Governor.