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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-12-01
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The Reyeaue Fraud Case at Caro- ana
Mem phis.

A correspondent at Cairo writes -
"There has been 4 420a 900 fraud on the
revenue, in fraudulent invoices Of ship.
ments to Memphis. DeVassee. : Gle, K
OF Halliday Brothers here, and q. nest
OF Jew epeculato's, are implica,ed. The
Jews are onder arrest at Memphis. De
Vassee has departed for Canada. !
would not be surprised If Dew .s.ee vas
The notorious Col. Vasser, Of the Msrtbe
Washington. cases and more recently
sent to joliet prison from Chicago for !
small lofgssy.
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turn mail, carefully sealed.) by addressing
JOHN. B. OGDEN,
sp28d3m Ne. so Nassau Street. New York.
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The Boston Liberator having an
poonced that s,eorge Thompson, the
Euglish aboiit,onist, would soon Revisit
,L,s coun ~ 80 congratulate his friends
upon tie improved asl ect Of tf-irs,' the
New Yo.k World thus comment. upo0
the announcement:
.rLis honorable sniscreant had bet
te, . ~ ut home and .pare 10 the ioath-
ing with winch Ne shaIl receive his
scouxrstulat,ous.' The ribald speeches
Of til tonguey spoussr in his visits to
ths. country IN The early stages Of the
ABOLITION agitation we're equally remark
sbis tor ipPertinsnce AMI tor b!asphe-
NJ. He il to come now, Ike feod, to
glost over the carnage which no and
HE abolition confsderates have caused. "
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GL:aann naa Ia 1910

Chicago, Dec IA. 1852.
Mr. SoEoxoE, Sir:--I have been under the
necessity of using Glasses for several years, but
have never found pair to suit my eyes until
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eyes ID UGH better. Wishing you every success in
your undertaking. am yours, de-
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Ch,ca 20. Feb II, 1858

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TO CONsUMPTIvES.

TIE undersigned having been restored to health
tew week., BY . very simple remedy, after
having suffered several years with severe lung
affection, and that dread disease, Consumption
is anxious 10 make known TO his fellow-suderers
the means Of cure.
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tons for preparing nd using the same, which
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vertiser in sending the prescription is to benefit
the afflicted, and spread information which he
conceives to be invaluable, and he heres every
sufferer will try his remedy, ~ it will cost them
nothing, ana may provo blessing.
lREY. EDWARD A. WILSON,
Williamsburg,
sp28-d&w3m New York.
The Placer herald., 1863-06-13

JEWISH MARRIAGE DIvoRCE.-The Jewish
process of divorce is short, and unattended
with expense. Each party enters the syna.
gogue. attended by two priests, where, after
stating the cause of difference, the woman
is asked if she is willing to part with her
husband, and on answering in the affirma'
tive, he throws at her the bill of divorce
ment, each splitting in the others face,
and exolaiming. "cursed be they who shall
wish to bring US together"
The Placer herald., 1863-06-13

The following scientific description Of a
lady's dress was furnished by an unsuccessful
applicant for position as civil engineer
Comical base equal to seven -tenths the axis,
four vauted zones equdstant on the planes
of the sides-cons truncated one nodule
from theoretical apex, with a warped surface
placed diagonally upon the parabola o.
trunaction, intersected by the quadrant of a
sphere, and it again by irregular polygonaI
planes of half the diameter of the sphere
sIoping downwards 10 the angle Of the
cozine Of figure.
The Placer herald., 1863-06-13
CHANT FOR THANKSGIVING.
BY WILLIAM ROSS WALLACE

Lord OF Life! with radiant brow,
See, Nation thanks Thee now
Thanks for all the golden grain,
Sparkling from the mighty plain
Thanks for silver lake and rill
Laughing down the emerald hill
Thanks for all the common light
From the sun and starry night.
In that sun Thy angel stands,
Guarding still the glowing lands,
In the starry light we see
Still the glorious mystery
Still the flag of love unfurled
Over an adoring world;
Lord Of life! O still thy breath
Keep US from the gates of Death;
Keeps us radiant on the sod
Giv'n us by our Father-God.
Lord of Life! but sweeter bliss
And lovelicr, even. than all this,
In Elysium wraps our souls,-
Round US like an ocean rolls;
Rolls with music, love and light,
In the daytime and the night
'Tis the sense we have of Thee
In Thy grand divinity.
Deathless Glory! Boundlcss Bliss!
Thanks, eternal thanks, for this
This that in the town or wild
Makes Humanity that child,
Maynard, simple, though it be,
Sailing Times mysterious sea,
Over which a thousand wings
OF angels wave with minist'rings.
For the cradle or the tomb
Ever shedding Eden-bloom.
Lord oc Life! with radiant brow
Thus nation thanks Thee now!
Lord of Life! still let Thy breath
Keep us from the gates of Death!
Keep US radiant on the sod
Given us by our Father-God!
The Placer herald., 1863-06-13

box was sent from Providence, Rhode
Island, recently with the following address:
John Mcpherson; squire, kumpsny G. Sc
kunk regiment. rode llan, pricitears, Wash
ington, dee, ksmp Kros, 10 sLe Wiappanok,
an ak wy kreak"
The Placer herald., 1863-06-13

HTo be personally great is to forget all
personal greatness.
The Placer herald., 1863-06-13

An old topper out West says the two most
precious things now included in hoops are
girls and kegs Of wbiskey.
Washington telegraph., 1863-06-24
WASHINGTON ARKANSAS WEDNESDAY. JUNE a. 1868.

bonds OF the Confederate States. or else in cot
ton certificates which pledge the government
to pay the same in cotton Of the analitv or New
Orleans middlings. The said cot."-, ii Mil -,,iI
at the rate Of eight-pence sterling per pound.
and to be delivered at any time Er;tbin ei2
months after TIE ratification Of treaty Of
peace between the Confederate gtstos anf tta
United States. at any or all Of ,be mort N NJ
Orleans, Mobile, Savannah. Charleston or ivan
mington. rs the Secretary Of the T-aa.n,.,- M
direct: Pror a. horcra, That the bonds.
hereby authorized, shall not exceed one INN,
bred millions of dollars, and shah he arrlieI
only to the absorption Of treasury note. a.
prescribed in this act.
SIC. Q. That II shall be tie duty Of tsc Sec
rotary of the Treasury Immediately after Inc
passage of this act. r. make publication . Il
cnHv thereof in each State. in AZ Least t-vo
Jew papers. published i'll tile State an5 wy
have said publication continued uu.fi the FIRST
day XIII August. eighteen hundred ANA s;ztr-
three.
Approved March %, 1863. I7-72
Washington telegraph., 1863-06-24
500 REV AIRED.

DUNANAY from the subscriber on the night
IL of lie LIST June. two Negroes. TOM an
HARRY. Tom is about % years old, very
quick spoken; about feet inches high,
weighs about $50 lbs; color black.
Harry is about 20 years old, copper colored;
about feet q inches high; heavy head Of hair,
very bushy. AMI weighs about l40 lbs. These
negroes wore Off a white wool hat each.
Also. on the same night. one Negro fellow
named CAPP, belonging to the estate Of John
Ship. deceased. Capp is about % years old.
veIy black; about feet inches high. heavy
set. and weighs 165 or 10 lbs and has scar
on his nose, which is fiat, caused by n lick
from the h rn of a steer.
Also. on the same night, one Negro Fellow.
named ANTHONY. belonging 10 the estate Of
- Golding, deceased. Anthonyis about 20
years old, very black, rough featured, thick
lips. feet 10 inches high, and weighs about
IG0 or lG5 lbs.
Twill pay the above reward for the lodgment
in Jail OF the above described boys, or proper
tionably for the apprehension Of either Of
them, the person arrcsting addressing Inc n
Caddo Cove Z. o., Montgomery County. AK.
JOSEPH 4. GLADDEN..
I,po > 1912 2i-iw
Washington telegraph., 1863-06-24

and taking position TO await further opera
lions of our forces Hooker was across
the river and visited picket lines On Sat
urday. A Suffolk letter says the rebel re-
port Of Suffolk being, evacuatedls untrue
Il has been made stronger than ever
Washington, june S.-The Richmond
Examiner Of Saturday (6th) says the
news from Northern Virginia is stirring
but not definite.
The general impression is that Hooker
has sent the bulk Of his force up the Rap
nahannock. but at the same time it is sta
ted on good authority shat he was engaged
yesterday in removing his pontoons down
the river.
AT Deep river, three miles below Fred
ericksburg, a smart cavalry skirmish took
place yesterday near Raceoon Ford, on
The Rapidan- between 400 Of our men
and two regiments Of the enemy. We
drove the enemy back, killing five and
woundine fifteen. We had seven mea
wounded by saber cuts.
Washington, june "a severe en-
4 gacement took place this morning between
our cavalry and that Of the rebels under
Gen. Stuart, at Beverly Ford, on the
Rappahannock, five miles above Kappa
hammock Station, and about the same dis
lance from Sulphur Springs.
New York, June "a Washington
dispatch says ii il rumored that General
Stoncman has resigned his command of
the cavalry OF the Army CT the Potomac,
and that Gen. Pleasontnn succeeds him.
Another dispatch says: An officer just re-
turned from Richmond says he saw %
regiments pass through there on the way
10 Lees army. Several regiments Of cav
airy from North Carolina followed.
Cotton firm and active at 56l and 57c.
for middling urlands. Gold opened at
r. and declined to Az; closing quiet at
AZ.
Washington letters say the President
feels perfectly easy about the situation Of
Grant. and confident that lie can reinforce
faster than the rebels.
Admiral Foote arrived this morning.
He is IN aking preparations to assume COM
mand of the South Atlantic Squadron.
A new attack upoa Charleston may soon
be expected.
Washington telegraph., 1863-06-24
RUna way.

FROM the undersigned, near the State line
L between Minden, La, and Lewisville, Ark.
a Negro Man, JACK, aged about 40 years, of
black complexion, five feet eight or ten inches
high, gray hair quick spoken when addressed,
general appearance on the African order. The
said Negro was bought from Mr.. H: D. Wag-
nor, at Delhi, La, formerly belo nged to some
one in Arkansas. Any one will be Literally
rewarded who will arrest and lodge said Negro
in Jail or give me such information that can
get him, Address,
WIN. III. HAYES,
Blossom Prairie, Lamar county, Texas.
DOL
Washington telegraph., 1863-06-24
Ffaty Dollars Reward.

RUNAWAY from the subscriber, in Bowie
IL County. Texas, a Negro Man by the
name of HENRY, about twen;y-six or seven
wears old about five feet two inches high.
weighing about l15 OF $50 lbs; black, having
a small scar or notch on one of his cars; a,s.,
= small scar on his breast caused 10y sAot,
and is about the size of a common bullet, wiki
some sisu Of The lash upon his buck; quick
spoken, and speaks boldly when spo&en to.
suppose said boy Is making his way to Jasper
County, Mississippi. or to the icderals When
last heard from, he was about ten miles south
Of Lewisville, Arkansas, on the Camden road
JOHN f. GREENE.
May 4th. 1868. Ill
Washington telegraph., 1863-06-24
NOTICE,

DY VIRTUE of order of the Probate
ID Court, April Term, L shall sell in tAs town
of Washington, on Thursday, 18th day of June,
all the personal property belonging to the es-
tate of :. R. Eggers, deceased, amongst other
things several bales of cotton
TERMs-Twelve months credit; bond with
good security required, at the rate of ten per
cent. from date until paid.
At the same time and place shall hire out
the negroes belonging to said estate until the
1st of January next, ifnot hired privately be-
fore that time. NJ. L. HOLT,
Public Administrator.
June 1st, 1868. 2C-2w
Washington telegraph., 1863-06-24
A. B, WILLIAMS.
B. F. HEMPsTEAD. A.B. WILLIAMS.
HAMPSTEAD & VILLAINS,
ATTORNEYS At LAM
WASHINGTON, ARKANSAS.
August 7th, 1862. n30-ly
TREASURY NOTICE.
OFFICE OF c. S. DEP osITABY.
Little Rock Ark ansag.

OFFICE OF c. s. DEP osITAEY.
Little Rock Ark ansas,
april 13t i, lSG.
TREASURY NOTES of date prior TO LIST
/ December, 1862, not bearing interest,
may be funded at this Office, pursuant to the
acts of Congress directing such funding and
the regulations of the department, in bonds
bearing eight per cent. interest, at any time
up to the 22d inst, and thereafter, such
notes, together with those of issue subsequent
to lstDec. 1862, viii be fundable in seven
per cent bonds.
When there are no bonds on hand, certificates
will be issued for the amount presented. and
paid, designa ting the rate of interest to winch
they are entitled, which " i'll be taken up with
bonds or stock bearing same dateand rate of
interest, as soon as they can be obtained.
EDW. CROSS.
April -oth, 1869. I5-Sm DepositaIy.
Washington telegraph., 1863-06-24

n ANYWAY from the Undersigned, on the
IL 5th inst, Negro MAN named SAM
Said negro is black, about 30 years old, and
about five feet five or six inches high, with an
upper front tooth out. Had on when he left
a half-worn satinett coat, of a brownish color.
and homemade linsey pants. | will give the
above reward of $50 for the apprehension and
confinement of said negro, so that can get
him.
T. III. TURNER.
Dainrerfeld. Titus CO., Texas, Mich 90, 1868.
Washington telegraph., 1863-06-24
NDhECS.

{ WILL apply to the Probate Court OF Temp
| stead county, at its next regular term Tor
an order to sell the east half OF The north-eas
quarter Of section 81, and the northwest quar-
ter of northeast quarter OF section ~; south
half of south east quarter section ~, and the
southeast quarter Of northeast quarter oil
section 70, all in township l. south OF range
% west, belonging to the estate OF Samuel
Beatty, deceased, for payment Of debts.
NJ. Z. HOLT; Admir-.
June IL, 1868. III
Washington telegraph., 1863-06-24
OFFICE COMMANDANT CoNsCRIPTs,
Little Rock, May 81, 1868. J

General Order No. 5.
Information having been received at this
office, that there are large numbers of Mis-
sourians in many counties in this State, who
have not been enrolled, and put into the army,
because of prevalent opinion that they are
not subject to the eonscript laws: all white
men, who are residents of the Confederate
States, between Is and 40 years of age, are
subject to CONSUMPTION. Missouri and Ken
lucky are both members of the Confederacy,
and both represented in the Congress of the
Confederate States. Enrolling officers in this
State are, therefore, hereby ordered to enroll
and place in the army, Immediately, all Mis-
sourians and Kentuckians (not legally exempt
from military service) between the ages of IS
and 40 years; also, all persons between those
ages claiming to be residents Of any other
State.
B. F. DANLEY,
Commandant Conscripts, Dist. Ark
Washington telegraph., 1863-06-24
SPRING HILL INSTITUTE.

A SCHOOL FOR BOYS.
THE exercises of this institution will be re-
l. sumed under the superintendent of the
undersigned on Monday. the 9th of February.
In this school may be had every opportunity
for obtaining thorough English aad classical
education. For particulars as to terms, &C.,
apply to the Principal
Rev. R. II. MURPHY.
Feb. 4, 1853. S-tf.
Washington telegraph., 1863-06-24
Notice.

TAMEs X. YOUNG, Esq. is my agent during
u my absence from the State Persons in
debted to me for subscription, advertising or
otherwise, are requested to come forward and
make payment TO him, who alone is authorized
to receive and eceipt for tho same.
J. W THOMAS,
Editor and Pub'r Washingt Courier.
March 9th 1868. Stf
Washington telegraph., 1863-06-24
K-GsSE'.

TN Washington, on or about the LIST inst.'
| Portmonie, containing about $50 and noe
of hand executed by W. S. } ;. burt, IN
favor of the undersigned, for the sum oil s'oo'
bearing 10 per cent. interest. All persons
arc hereby forewarned against trading Tor salo
n0''' II. Z. BURT
,,- 1899 1913
Washington telegraph., 1863-06-24

STRAYED or stolen from my premises. a
~ Yoke of Oxen. One a deep red, with
bald face, years old. The other pale red
end white color, 5 years old, and had on
good sized bell.
A suitable reward will be given for any in
formation by which may get them.
Z. X. WILLIAMSON.
Jane 10, 1863. 2l-3w
Washington telegraph., 1863-06-24
NOtiCc.

T HEREBY forewarn all persons from trad
/ ing with or crediting my wife Esther Lang
ston. or harboring her about their premises
with the expectation of my paying for the same
as she left my bed and board the 10th day OF
May last, without any provccation whatever
will not pay any of her contracts after that
date.
JACOB LANGSTON.
Cantra paint Arlr June 2 1853 21-4w
Washington telegraph., 1863-06-24
Bar Notice,

IL IS hereby earnestly requested that all
persons in arrears at my Saloon come up
and settle, as am compelled to pay out large
amounts of cash to keep up my supplies
Remember that l am obliged to do a cash
business, and it is hoped that no friend will
ask me to vary from a rule which others would
abuse. Those who neglect this will impose
on me the necessity of refusing them accom-
mediation.
A. B. COX.
Washington, April %, 1863 l5-tf
Washington telegraph., 1863-06-24

rFive thousand negroes have taken
the oath in Nashville. Singular as it may
seem they have negroes ia prison in New
Orleans, st. Louis and other cities, fol
refusing to take the oath.
Washington telegraph., 1863-06-24
Substitute Offered.

A COMPETENT MAN offers himself as a
q. SUBSTITUTE. Apply to Capt. s. II.
4cCasland, at Centre Point, Sewer county,
Ark, for further information.
June 8, 1863. 2O-1*
Washington telegraph., 1863-06-24
Land for Sale.

OVER Seven Thousand Acres of Land. Of
" every description, situated in Hampstead,
Lafayette, Sewer and Pike counties Terms,
accommodating to purchasers. For particulars
enquire of w. II. Etter at Washington, or at
my residence, ten miles from Washington. on
the Little Rock road.
SARAH BLEVINS.
April % 1863
Washington telegraph., 1863-06-24
SfHANGn.

EROM the residence of the subscriber. on
/ the 18th of April, a dark brown PONY.
about five or six years old: on the corner Of
left eye-ball a small white spot; shod before
no marks or brands recollected A liberal re-
ward will be paid for his delivery to me at my
residence, three miles east of Washington. or
any information of his whereabouts will be
thankfully received.
W. o. WOOD.
April %. 1868. I5-tf
Washington telegraph., 1863-06-24

70 The Federals put their negro sol
diers in the front ranks. As dearly a.
they love cuffee, they rob him, starye nm,
and In battle make breastSorks OF him.
It is terrible to see these negroes taEen
from comfortable homes, driven up IN
front Of our batteries at the point Of the
bayonet, to be swept dOvn.-Dsm.