davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-04-17

THs ORGANS OF THE REBsLIL0N AND = =
CoNNEcrrcvT ELEoNoN.-We publish AN ar,%a
from the Richmond Dispatch on the Conn
cut election, showing how deeply disappoitS;
are rebel hopes by the result. In commens
upon the event at the time we regarded III
as triumph to republication, but - ret.
to the copperheads and q triumph TO oonseiAi
tism. The Richmond journal recognises
Aai. The rebels expectation 81 81 q
peace is b,ighted In the bud. and great Is ,
wailing in the capital Of Rebellion. WIKI
losophic equsnimity the editor Of the Dispi
resigns himself and the Southern confedef,
to their fate, upon the principle that "whats
is is best in the long rum" But the mass Of
rebels will not be likely 10 swallow this 4
trine They. want peace, not in the lsag>a
but now; and it Is In their own power to hsv
before midsummer II they will lay down u
arms. cast Of tho yoke Of JeA. Davis q
and submit to tho suthcrity. Of the federal q
ernment, according to the constitution and
laws made in pursuancs thereof Peace. II
fore, depends on themselves. w ell v
peace. Tho only question b, what arc 10
the terms!
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-04-17

:. :. .sls,77o SO 1855 al hos 70 l,eee =
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-04-17

not penetrated, behaved o. solid slabs always
do when struck by heavy shot-it was
cracked, and another shot Of like power striking
in the same place would have passed through.
It must be borne in mind that the Ironsides
was at about twice the distance that the Moni-
tors were.
The unprofessional observer, looking at the
solid plates Of the Ironsides, as they were bent
in but little, while the laminated plates Of the
Mpiters were bent considerably, would sup
psse that the former had been the least dam
aged Of the two; but the facility with which the
laminated plates will bend without destroying
their integrity, and thus BY degrees absorb the
uis viva Of the shot, while the solid slabs, from
their unyieldiHg nature, ore always cracked and
the integrity Of the place struck destroyed, dis
sipates this erroneous idea So IL is clear that
the most valuable lesson taught by this bril-
liant engagement Is warning to the govern
ment not TO waste the labor and money Of the
country on iron-clads of doubtful efficiency.
The Keokuk and Galena are warnings which
must not be disrcgarded; and we take this occa-
sion TO remark, that IL the Navy Department do
not desire TO witness q similar catastrophe they
should at once cause wooden backing to be
placed behind TIE armor OF the iron-clad 0non-
daga, which at present is ms psnetrable as that
Of the poor Keokuk.
Although, at 80 great . distance from the
scene of the conflict, Il may be rash 10 express
an opinion, we cannot help expressing our con.
viction that had the entire ircn-clsd feet paid
its attention entirely TO Fort Sumter Il would
inevitably have been preached and rendered
unssaabls.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-12-18
LET THE AFFLICTED READ I!

And learn that perfect and radical cure is warranted
and guaranteed TO all who afflicted with weakness
debility nervous complaints melancholy thoughts, de-
preston Of spirits distress and anguish Of mind, oss
u sleep loss Of memory loss Of energy and musenr
power. Psny srovth, wAs.iss away and MAIL Of CON
HEAR WHAT THE MEDICAL PRESS SAYS.
Some physicians require be told the Of your
dsease-the ENGLISH BOTANIC PHYSICIAN does
not His perfect knowledge OF the human system enables
him 20 describe the diseases without any Information
from the patient explain It's original cause and
guarantee Its And, what IL valuable sill, he
viii honestly and frankly tell whether you can be cured
or not. All his Communications and iutoryiows arc
strictly private aud ntal.-- Msdioni yoHrnaL
The Botanic Remedies Of DR.. Raphael, the English
Botanic PhysleAn, never iAlled ysI % make perfect
CRET, AND NENEREAL DISEASES, without the
OF Mercury, without hinderanee from bualness, and
without foar Of discovery exposuro No ooady poi
sons, such arsenic Vomloa opium, any other
Poisons No mercury nor any deadly minerAls-nothing
but purely Vegetable Botanical Remedies used
this wonderful Botanic Physician His Botanic Rene
dies yot failed 10 the most obstinate and the
most dangerous easss' and TO remove AL mercury and
dies had failed.- Meaidal JOurnal
GOOD NEWS FOR SINGLE MEN OONTEMPLAT-
pondent of he oddfello~ Hoonsboro. MaryIand said
on Thursday, the 8lst Of May, 1850;
"Aunsrous Of diseases caused by early indisero
Gn having boon performed by the Englhh Botanic Ply
slcan, ieel 1t my duty having kn0wledge Of then,
to stale the Act, Believing that in doing % may do
sS q ySuSs msh n shiS cy verify y noss lie ssS
vcoins the victim of habit the allusi6n 90 which
shedder and ator years Of suffering and doctor
Jog gave up all hopes OF recovery He wished to marry
aud dearly beloved by sweet girl lisped
words Of Affection, bat he fearful noryoas and pTos-
Ated. He dared not wed Aooo1nt Of the ahatterod
.tAto d he sought relief al tho hands Of The
Botanic Physician, and, astonahRg t may SEEM all
the bloom and Vigor Of youth has returnsd, aud he u
the happy iAther Of pair OF bright boys"
Any who auhering, matter what their
RlAint, call the Botanic Physician eORhdsaliAy,
They may rely upon relief His once q AZ No. 30
RA6T FIFTH Bet Sycamore 81. and Broadway, GIN
q Width a.--2d col.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-12-18
@enlral.
CINCINNATI VENEREAL HOsPITAI

hstAblbhed IN the year 1850, %
FOR THE CURE OF PRIVATE DIsEAsEs
And under the control Of two OF the most Eminen.
Physicians 10 the world,
TAR. Il. BONAPARTE, from London and Paris
~ Hospitals, and TOT the past ten years q the Gin
late OF New York. This is the only office in the CITY
whsrea permanent cure OF Private Diseases can be
obtained, without the use Of mercury or change ol
diet Gonorrh@a cured In Q to AZ hours, Gleet eurei
in to 10 DAYS; structures cured in to weeks; Noe.
turna Emissions stopped in 20 dSysi seminal
Weakness cured In tos WeSks Syphilis its priIna.
~ stages cured In days; SEQ ndary symptoms Ia 4
TO weeks Skin Diseases cured in 10 weeks i'm.
potency, vigor restored IN 70 weeks Alldseases
oC private nature treated With unparalleled success
male or female.
Private Guide Health, beneficial 10 ALL male and
female, old and Young, should read this book Il will
enhghten those who Srope in darkness Price q
Or. Bsnaparts's French Patent Male safel II Il
perfectly safe, and never fails TO go satisfaction. Iti4
the only safe and sure preventive Against disease
Price oi the French Patent Male SAFE 81 the snglq
Oae, 81 per half dozen, 81 per doBen sent by mail
nS-Madame L0zlERs Fsmale Monthly Pills is 4
male diseases Ladies' should not use them dqrlnd
pregnancy, a. they viii produce miscarriage. Prcf
81 90 per boE-extra hne sS--sgntt 70 any address b
Drs. B. II. are the men to consult; they are ~
questonaby acknowledged 10 Be the champions aud
fings n YsnereA Diseases and the only Doctols W.
receive monthly reports from tie ola world. theg
have been accustomed from early age OF youth ~
witness the various diseases which aIiict mankind.
professional study Ia every sphere Of life, from the
humble abode OF poverty 10 The manson Of the veal.
shy, and having ascertalned beyond doubt the vast
suffering Of humanity they determined TO select the
gsneratve syatem their particular study and 10
vote their whole attention 70 the alienation Of the DIS.
answered unless they contain romiltanoa or a poat.
20 stamp. Gall or address,
Drs. BONAPARrE REYNOLDS.
No; lSa Sycamore street, between Fith HtEth eanl
aide, Cincinnati, Ohio.
odhoe hours hom An. tOePM. ~
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-12-18
Dpsing Muuse.
DYEIN C NO U s E
NO. sc, ST. oLAIR, BET. FOURTH FIFTH,

NO. S2, ST. CLAIR, BET. FOURTH FIFTH.
Dayton, Ohio
FTfHE undersigned informs the pubic that he 10 !
II practical dyer, and has established dye house Al
he above place. and IL nov prepared 70 color All kinda
any color shat may be desired
Greasetnd staias removed nom An kinds offabres.
He warrants 70 n1iah al goods In manner 30 give
satisfaction having all articles Necessary 20 perforu
sals HHRAASN wIKoEND
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-12-18
sandusky, DnylOn ma OIncInnnll hi I

~ ~ M as!sts Sses5sss
M and after November 10, isuS, ana unta n,,
W notice, Passenger and Freight rams .i,i - I wv
DAlION, gong north, as fonUWs: W ''"'~
O1n A. M. Through Freight aud Accop,,,o.,.,.
O.fU with Passenger Car attached. uAtOt
ln.Jn A. M. Mail tram Tor Spfiueisld coi,,.,
lUsOU UrbAna, beieOniaine, horeyt ,s,,'. W.
Sandusky, connecting nc Springfield win rs,o any M
l4ohuVh ana Columbus, srnYlng IA JOunDus ~ oi., y.
M at UiDana with tram Tor UoiLn blls al Io,e.s ~
IRAN ON Plttsburg, tt.'M ny ne a Chicago X n WIG
East arriving IA Cresne AT $50 N and i,tt.,,s s'ne
I:S9 nj atIyde with 1rRIn cleveland M, ~ a.
r. II. gong hast, arriving IN Cleveland al san =,
Duhklrh al Soy n, anu builaiO at 5:5U a mn - ,
West arriving In Toledo At izlU m, Dstrot a. ~
M ChehkO ~ IV;SV IN, anu SanuusEy Nj ess =. N,
E,1 +. NJ, Night EXpress IUr sprlprfsls - -
Usll anu nelleiontalne eunnt,atlh,, ~ ~ nIohh
Tram gong East on Fittsburl Al. hslnc sf VIZ @
kOad, arriving CreslllIe al J.lJ a a. fitlsi1o
m Gong rest with Irain arriving IN M ~ = - .'le
$40 m, anu Chicago al lOsU ~ al ae nj, i az
on cleveland Aiu Toledo Il, H. aTftyiup In 4 "a
soO M Dunkifk M $50 M ana BuIlso Al b.s 10y Nv
resches sRndusky al 7;40 a m ~ ''"V mi
T,nk r. NJ. huntsville Aouumu udati,, t.,
tsOO Dayton on arrival u liuin Ifotu I,,,,,,,It
IsaehinB springfield at $500 n, itl1s mi l,,1s
nest LueIly al lli2J IA, beliuiUntauo ~ Ii-et 80
anu Huntsville at lZ.lZ In. - i4'oi y n
llckets wa tins Line 10 all points Nortb tos, .,
hehl can 10 had AZ the 1icRet Office in th -, ''
-sAM'L W. king, ticket Agent W '''A- Aelo
- Fare always as lUN as ty ai,y otba, r,,,t
horlhiVflnAuun relative to Bhlpn,ua tf-,,'.', ii.
houle Apply St the company . fruieht Jse,,' - ~ -
MASSEli agent. Ii hIIk s,,s.-Er', ~ - .. o.
M, Z: OLArr, zen, Ticket gent ,,'5
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-12-18

ON and after sunday, Nov 10, lsCg, Trans "
~ leave Union Depot, sixth street, Tor loeuo "A
til Intermediate points n lUliuWs.
1olouo ana lineage Mail at 10 " a IN.
Chicago anu Detroit hight h1prcss &C .. 100 d M
nolI X. IA. OhMAhEh. nneflnt..Ili.ni
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-12-18
Dayton, 1enla and Oolumbos FoIi,o.,,

~ n IL ssszss;E -
tetelz U,y ,,ey liam, , East, via Colunlus 1TI.-.
Three Ian T aytoh 70 ali Eastern ,Ities '"'"s
Co. ~ LAID ifalns East, ieayne nas,a.
n ~ follows; Night Express S6 DH'.on Ter the
stop only At gSs IaPTess Al li5a nj ihe,e iIsn,
Columbus. - ''"i"hH petNetn Dayton an.
nodat,o5 "a 81 night express 44BAm; Ao.,,,
press ~ p. m. ana cincinnati Day IA
.er than bavt%o % Vonnous 'ms which s minute.
calling as uSAets I can he had for all Eastern o,,,.
polff VI g "; kLNg, IieL ct Agent -'''D e'iss o
-. T. ". hOODM 4. .Glj, Slner,nt...,l.,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-12-18

Mrs. A. called and gotone dollars worth OF
TWELVE CENT SUGAR, AT MIN1CK's.
The incest kind.
Mrs b. got one dollar's worth Of the incest KIND
FOURTEEN GENT SUGAR, AT MINICKs
Mrs. O. got dollars worth Of the choicest quail.
ltyof IS
SIXTEEN CENT SUGAR, AT MINIoK's
Mr.. b. says that he got the best quality OF green
RIO COFFEE AT J. A. MINICK'B,
That he drank, and Mrs b. says she got the In.
est Of
GREEN TEA AT J. A. MINICK'S
While every body calls gets some OF that excellent
EXCELSIOR SYRUP, AT J. A. MIHICK
Mr.. M says he purchased a half barrel Of
WHITE FISH AT j. A; MINIOK's,
Decidedly the best he ever used while the supply
NO. MACKEREL, AT "A. MINICKs,
Both for size and quality, cannot be exceSd in this OF
any other market.
HS invites all TO call at his establishment Andin
pect his stock Of
CHOICE DRIED FRUIT,
O0FFEES AND TEAS,
SUGAR OF ALL KINDS,
And the largest and best variety of Groceries to be
10 the city His large establishments on the. t3
Corner OF Market and Jefferson sts.
aul9Y
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-12-18
Illinois Central RalirOau.
Baltimore and OhIo Ra0roao

GRsA S& ~ SsfiRSs.fss sss; ;sssss;sS Sssss.sss,a
9hAm i5sia0 SATlSNAL sAd ernlnate. a, "
6enwoed and psIIsrs1'rre on the least, and sea
pons In nm nv Instosas, Steamers kc ior an, tJ,, S
Three Trsns mess, southwest anu AorthweSt O'l
n.1s t.rSS tIAlhs DAILY Tor all the Eastern Co.,
Isat 'is 1i,i ~ thr only route 10 NashinRton 81,
and SID n'liore AZ, no al 4SO 74o ana 1000 m. ~,
Leave Washington AT 500, 7,9D AMI ~ y, ,ty IA only
ThrpuRpS R 9n sundays AZ sso m on.y ana $50
wa Washington City AT an acdons can be p1ocur, q
inaiira - SUCK andiare as low AZ by an1 ~ ~
=, an, ' & ol ilekets wa baltimore and tjbio ioute
VI 'he principal Railroad Offices IN thc W.,
j. d. SULLIVAN, Gen W" Wno west.
". p. sMITa ~, OoLt, Gen. Ticket AZ s.
- 9-- = ~, AlAster OF IranspoftAtion MOI,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-12-18
Ratlroa0s.
Dayton 4 Western Railroad.


ON and after Monday next trains on me lndiai
" Central will leave the Union Depot Sixth street
NJ sos IA aud 400 m. -t
Returning, will arnye at ll:l0 a m al d 500 u m.
The BOO a m, and 4itOp hi eApIess tains ma
close connections TO AL points in the est ana souu
and 3:UO train Ii the shortest and quickest rou
TO Chicago and the Northwest.
noI7 n. W, WOODWARD, uppriutentlent
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-12-18
Fnsuranrt.

Buckeye Mutual Insurance Co.
lskRE AND MARINE.
.SAH.Ar AND AssETs..-~~'l..4 --...".'..sAceoOO
NO SCRIP DIvID EN- ID s
PPaIts Divided in Cash Among stock and
Policy Holders.
Taxes Marine hazards Of all kinds. Fire risks on
buildings, Merchandise, Furniture, Vessels In Port,
and The better Glass Of risks generally.
Dire O b tors:
VIM. Hart, p. ChAmberlin,
4. Pelton, J. p Robinson,
Amasa Stone, Jr., VIM. Wehouse,
Il. ID Hudson, 0. NJ. OVatt,
H. Garretson, +. W. Peton,
A. j. Breed.
Ofnco-Oyatt's Exchange, foot Of Superior street,
Cleveland Ohio.
WILLIAM HART, President
a. ID. HUDSON, Secretary.
AUS J. H. sToPPELMAN, Agent at Dayton.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-12-18
a9rnhisloHs.

8 ai9 a9rnhislpns.
Andrew WeingRrtner,
aaAil Ne. ~, westsrn Market House,
-aa.t Dealer in
Fresh Meats, Hams, Sausage, Sc,
Always ou hand, OF choice No. stock. auI0dsm
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-12-18

toang men just starting in business, whose ehiel
thelf ensrsY and Integrity should insure their
I've y ne amount sf half their liablitiea such an
.oIs would Justly Increase their confidence in than
would shou that they did not wish 70 leave their esi
shPeseo ~ any aVoidable contingency and tho
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-12-18
LOOKS THE DANGER IN THE FACE

& @ s .s may gfappie with I; the WiSs man that h,
Icy s.uay ~ nauns and palllatO It's threatening Tb
o. palaton are al hand Of easy access % all
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-12-18
FOR SALE BY

Wv NO4114G ~
Wn Wenathon and W W Stewart, Dayton; George L
hBer, miamisburg; stoc slayer, Union; O Ander-
~, Oentervtle; T. Myers, New Lebanon; II Jackson,
chmbersburg; ID 4 Bauer, Harrisburg; d Divine,
94nsylllei Arnold Limbert, South ArlinRten Jacob
srser, West Baltimorei ] Rookie a Co, Germantowni
Z II MURPHY, Nandalia; II Niekols, Liberty; u Rees,
tamersnlei Heverng a Herr, Salient J w Pyrment,
.fhams SWAner, West Baltimore; Parker, Bro.
fqerally throaghout the URlted States and canadAa
AueIdly
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-12-18
3rutlstrp.
.. y. CoHrFoE. ~ v,,,
COMPTON a WILLARD,
ID Il N T. I s II =

oPPosiTR TRSkKf.IkE Af NM HosisSo SECOND
A IL operations pertAinine 40 Da,t,.t., .,.
"A and thoroughly ationdod To- s@is'uh
We We heel9 eaii espeeiA eiiere0n to our stsis a, In,
sclius slNneiAl teeth with Conainuoua q 49,. y.
~ W ~ p.us ulHA oi msehsnical danus ~ AZ -
osI insnner et making te Nuleaniis Werk 49, 70
.eme eaaes' - nuoh suEsaor ~ ths orles- ~ ~ ~
h~''-' examine sFeaine1s snss
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-12-18
SUPPORT THE WIFE OF his BOSOM

tits the unseen hand OF the proVident her reaching
forth from the grave, and stall nourishng his offspring,
and keeping together the family. By 1t, the faithful
son
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-12-18

Width I'D col.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-12-18
Dayton anu Mlchigan Railroad.

~ a. w. sisEss-.s.aIg ssIsgsslli 4,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-12-18
PROTECTS HIS AGED PARFNTs1

Even where he has preceded them into et.rnitV nv
tho honest debtor satisfies his creditor when
iate seemed least prOpitious In a moral and worldly
his sting. -
Let any husband, father, son ask himselE "If was
70 ale 'o-nign1' would those WhO sfe dear 70 me
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-03

EuoExIE AND STRIPED STOcK1Nos.-
The Paris CORES pond. ut OF the L YER
pool Courier says that 1.-THE tmpress
Possesses the Immortal glory Of having
invented, or ut least revived, crlnoline
pet,icoasa. Su:h brilliant act would
have fully satMfed the ambition Of an
Ordinary woman. But Ter Majesty / No
lofty sonl, and aepres to the glory OF
making 40. Their revolution in f-ma e
costume. For thi,ty or tory years past
aud tor aught know mole, French Ia
dies have been faithful to the white
stockings, and they have firmly set
their face. against til" attempt Of En-.
gl.h Ia lee to introduce the red oue.-
The Emprsss, thinking that The eternal
white had become rather monotonous
1.-The led VAS too glazing, the biue too
literary-asked herself il some other
colCr cou not be adopted. She tho't
long and anx,ously, and at last the in
SEPARATION came-tke s'ocking might be
striped. The da. after this mental lIlu-
mi alton tue Imperial aukIcs, md some
little .psce above t em, came tor b
adorned with stockings Of blue and
white stripes; aud al The courtiers
proclaimed the union OF the two coIors
ravi>h,nf to behold. By the time NEXT
year, no doubt, the new fashion will bs
as prevalent - that of cr,uolin-s.''
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-03

koeoI g 81 tSsis, scs . LisdsII," y SEES.
II cooplsssd. Tps bu'ldisg wss eonr
ollcsdft 1855 by sstock conf AuJ
and ~ Have . ost Of 272 teet AID
de1hE6f 927 q b.. The dining room 4
Is 1T ode - 2aAfsst long, and III
hotel will sccommsdats about foustess
hundred persons. Il " seven ssories
high; toe bricks laid on the w~IIs y. uld
bs sufficient u p1sSf - sAfeO Sfa6St6
than Thirty eight acres. The 10 On sd-
itioo . 5000 percbes of rubbed ma
soory in the iop0d ,tion. $4,000 cubic
Zee, u Gus slDbt 10 TIE fronts, 47O tons
Of csst aud wrought iron, ~ acres Of
clustering, $40 Window, $50 ioside
doo,s. 3,24O pounds VI copper tor gut
tess; the pate gla.s rsed Won d cover
an acre of erouod, The f.'or seven acres.
The sbeetiog or ~s.hboards, laid in .
continuou. line, would reach thirteen
miles; aud il . tossder wished to take
walk before breakfast, be may travel
through the eide End lofty corridors
one mi . aod . qasst.r without going
over the same = second time. Besides
the ma'b,s 10, ri g and other tagging
3oO, 0OO i.et OF f"si"g board have been
I'D, curing 81, 700 ys-os Of ca. pet ia
cover Them. TIM y-,"o tons Of saeh
weights were used, 10000 ieet Of eai
ppe, 10000 pounds Vi lead aud 3d.
OOO Of ,roo pipe, to supply II with va
ter, brs,d. . 81. TOO feet Of steam p Pr
Tor heating It. Thiry.two miles OF be
wire used; aid ,hr e wafer take, Of
res. rvoir-, into ~hlch 10000 alI"us o
water are ,skeo up aud dis ributcd Il
Il. psrts VI The h. use re upon thu
root. The actual cost Of thu building
~ <950,OO0, witch. 9th the ground
valued y, $50, 400, makes the Whole val
ne 1875 400, not t. speak Of the 'ur-
n,tnt,, 500 900 worth vi which 10 nov
being imported aud put in. So ths
wien the house Is comp elsd next mouth
the whole property ~il' have cost near
|. Q nj, lion aud \ la of doIlar.. Tt,
only hotel IN the 40 II winch exceed
It n b 70, is the Hotel de IL Fax, ii
| Fra.ce
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-03

- - = ~ hIsosR. 0spc ~!
he sxpsditioa against the Sisax Il:
aC HssYed - |srdsy 70 Fort aeIl
ts1 bs4 ~ ! year ~ prep stiod
Q3s1 esd ~ Missouri River rack
gbs sIvs B,ll,oSs Of money bsvS, beeb
peus, % 70 four Of Eve montbs ego.
This ID the testimony Of the Seer. tsry
o. ths Treasury, and ~ presume It may
- f4aely relied 90. Il hes seeowplsh-
Tsd nothing beneficial. % the contrs-
~, It hes been Of vest, end, it may Prove,
Of irrsmedisbls injury to Minnesota.
We .av that Ill this vast expenditure
Of treasure and ysss II gigantic psepsr-
stiop aid lALor sad suG sssas ssdr-p~sil
Vt campsign NJ, have been productive Of
oorrvsq,ss bsssi cisl to the coustsy. IT,
save bses 10, Il mr,t ether have se-
suited 10 the destruction If the hostile
5iou1, ogiq their democrats 4tioo. /,
nss not Destroyed them. for out Of the
three thousand warriors which they
brought l"to the 'eld, there 10 no e
ta'oty that they lost fiity 10 oil the bat
lies fought.
The country which they occupied d
The commencement Of tho csmpsisn
they occupy nov for, As they led the
sxpcd t,oo . sale dis snce % the van Or
its advance westward, they followed II
. sale di-ta"ce 10 the rear on its return
home. All the trouble the expidlt,"r
hss occs~i"ned the s oux, has ben
70 force them to mske march to the
Missouri River aud this, ss the Indian
had not much Else to d.. can scarcely bs
COUNTED - great h.rdebip. There !.
not SIOUX, OF the TWEEN y-n'ne hundred
and fifty re"a'ning but believes the,
we're victor QUE, and that tho great exp-
d,t,oo retired b, fore thei' supc'io, prov
ess. They are today tent Id mo,c th.
monsschs of the pains, n tLeir o~n i'm
ayin .tion. .hsn they were six month,
ago. A. d, io spite Of anything the ex-
petition has done, We tear they will bt
teo.fold more ,h- scourge Of our frou-
ter. than they have been hitherto.
What. then, has the EXPEDITION ac
compIisbeu ? IL has been the means 0
making few men rich. From the Fl 81
70 The lat, il has been q marvel OF cor
uption-Of open, Indecent favor t,sm snt
under. tn 70 are men Who tw, wears
ago we're ba"ksup's. and, AZ such, tn
glad recipients of harity, who, to-day
are proud and arrogant ir, m the pors.s-
son of their I'll gotten gains. Their
are tprng,ng up around our city, spIen
did palaces VII, b ere pointed at by tn
common crowd as moi uments Of publ.
pluoder.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-03

= REAARKABLs PREDIcTIoN Hen
y. Laurc"ce was pre- ident If the CONT
uoetal Conyress in ITO. La leo be
was captured and imprisoned N the
Tower o. L,ndon for fourteen months.
When Lord Shelb ,orne became premier,
Laurence wss brought up on hsbess
corpus aud released. after his rslea4e
he Vas treated With great kindness aud
rsspset = the Britain auth. rit,ee. He
diued With Lord Melbourne. Alter din.
uer the .. uverlation turned On the sep
n'ation ofthe two counties, Lord Shell
bourne remarked :, a
- an so,rv for your people"
"Why % I" asked Laurence.
f"IbSy viii loose their habeas cor.
pa" ~ ~ reply.
"Loss the hsbeas corpus {" said
1.tIss;r aid Led sh.lbourns. -
We purchased u With centuries Of
wraogliog; ms"y Sesrs II fignti z, and
hsd de sosar,nsd BY q lee. fiftv acts Of
easiiSl9ept. All l6i. t.ught he n.'ioo.
~ vel0s aad II i - ingrAsaed 10 ID il
eseed - the very found4t % Of their
Mtsny. that ~ m.n o. party viii dare
tstseopls % \. 7. ur ps"p will pick
mp ind attempt 70 Use i, hot having
eosi them aoshiNg, they w.f not mos
bes tuSpp.seitss r. At The O., ipts,.
1al iced i@6klea .hty4 the GoivN, v,ll
saassi = -. = - . svay VII, -
snXXS{n At&rxt - - Al sA2a4 .4et< = -