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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-09
ORIGINAL NoTlCE.
STATE OF IOwA,l 50

SITE ssn,3 OF a.1 IOWA. s..
Aptonius G Jamison 90. Trangott Thomas and
Mins thomas, FredAlis MArti, ct al.
To said defendants
NUU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED THAT
l. there is now on file in the office Of the Clerk
OF the District Count Of Scott county, Iowa, Pc
tition Of Anioniu &c. Jamison, claiming OF the
said defendant, Tranyotl Thomas, the ,um Of ono
hundred and FIFTY three dollars, as nonev duo
him on q certain pron,issory note executed by
said Trangott Thomas on the first day Of May.
A. ID. 1916, payable To the order Of Henry n.
Jamison, for the sum Of ninety dollars. PAYABLE on
the fret day Of May, A. ID. 1862, wnh Interest
thereon at the rate of ten per cent. per appum.
said petition also sets out three other notes tor
the rum Of min sty dollars each, dive respectively
May LIST, 1868. 1864 and 1885 and prays that tho
cause DO con linued from term TO term until raid
uotes fall due.
Said petition also prsys for the foreclosure of =
certain mortgage on The following described
premises, situstsd in the county OF Scott, and
State of Iowa, to-wit. The east half OF lot two
(2) in block twelve (l2). in the city Of Daven-
The first day of Alay, A. ID. 1855, for the PURPOSE
Of securing the payment Of the four above de-
SCR bed promssory notes.
The said defendant, Fridalia Marti, is hereby
notified that NJ personal claim 10 made against
him in this action.
Now, unless you appear thereto and defer d
be noon Of the second day Of the next term
Of the said District Court, to be held en- tho
first Monday of February, A. b. 1853, default
will be entered against you and judgment and
decree be rendered, rs prayed IN SAIL pet't-n.
COOK l. DKUkY.
Attys. fer pltfI.
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olAik OF lUMA.t In the Scutt County Lis
.CU7T tothTY. tiict Cuur.
Gso. :. q. bow %. William Ii Haker It al
{, (" lillian Ii. t.ak.r. Ei,zabeih baker John Bs-
ker, Robert BAk. Z, nd,sw sjeber,, J Strsur.
i.uman NJ. string. Floyd Evans aud Eawin
krkup:
l. noti6ea that there is now On a,e in toe ofice
81 the Clerk Of the district Court uf colt coun-
". Ivwa, petition Of George =. c. low, praying
hat the title TO csrtais lands in aid c, unity
u,sy be qui. ted in hlm, the sad ,oW the =. id
lands being thus bvuuded aud drssr,bsd, TO Wit
The Nstn half Of the North v est quarter Of
>ectioa No. fteca l5) aud the east hat Of the
North East quarter Of Sectiun No. sixteen (lh),
In Townsnip No. seventy-sevsn, kange No.
two (2) East; to East half Of the North East
quarter, and the last half of tho South East
ausrter OF Section No. five co. and the N.rth
M. eignt Is, in to~nstip Nc. seven,y--eyen
"a }. Hang. No two (2) East 5tn + NJ. Also
the foll.w ng: Commtu c.ng ~ the =. nth last
CO, uer Of Sec'icn NJ I've (51. Township No. sew
enty Sc zen III Range two (2(. running thence
" eft twenty (2O) chains thence n nth slx g
degrees, Last Thirty 10 100 $50 |, -100) chains
thence North thrce and so loo degrees,
West fifty chains; thence East twcnty
chains, to tho North East corner Of said Section
No five (5); thence South eighty (sO) chains TO
the place OF beginning.
Said petition also prays that certain judgments
and IN or,gag.s be cancelled.
And now, unless you appear thereto and aefen,.
on or before noon Of the ID day Of the next term
OF said Court TO be b. lden ON the LIST Monday Of
Fsbrua. y, 1858, your default will be entered and
decree rendered as prayed for.
GRANT b SMITH and GEO. s. c. DOW,
dec 4'aw4w Attys. for pltf.
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she arrived safely at Port Royal, and
would be repaired in day or two. The
Key Stone State was entirely disabled,
but Was towed to Port Royal by the
Memphis.
The rebel statements that the Federal
fleet had entirely disappeared ON the
port Of Charleston are entirely unsus
taiLed by the facts. During the day time
our blockading fleet was not particular
as to keeping to the station, and on the
day OF this assault most of the vessels
sailed toward the Key Store State to az.
certain her cond,tion-~h neither she want.
I'd any assistance.
This may account for their apparent
absence at the time Of the visit OF the
forei!n consuls mentioned by the rebel
papers.
Our vessels, a. usual, resumed their po-
stion at dark. The new Irons des arriv
ed the next day to reinforce the block
ade.
Information is also brought by the Prin
cess Royal of the attack by the iron-clad
Montauk on Fort McAllister, on the cath
ult. She was not at all disabled. Sh.
received II shots on her sides and l2 OF
her turrc,, without receiving any injur,
whatever, alt ou.h engaged five hours
She returned to her anchorage for wan
Of shells. 1t being fo.gy the next morn
ing, sic did not resume the attack.
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Leu L..
TRUSTEES SALE.

WHEREAS on the 22d day of January, A L.
ls5s, Michael Howard ex Gated unto Josh
"a Dial as fru tee, certain deed of tust. n
vrying t. Sid tustes she land in Scott county,
Iowa. desersoed as ioicws, to vii. Lots numbers
wenty ax 26l. twenty-feve 81 and twenty
eight Is 81 Davsnport's out lots in subdivision
- tho y quarter Of the \ +. quarter of SOC
ZION No twenty three 1881 in township No seven
en'y -eigh, Us k3 l. oh L ~. ~ tho same are
qua her a.d de cribsd on he pat Of tho sur
voy oi SAID out lots reclrd in the Record or ;
office OF cottcounty, wa. Which said convey
snce va. made ny the said Michael howard Ton
the purpose OF securing the payment af one Ger
tain ptum'ssory note and the interest thereon
.igned by said Mi,h eel Howard, tr 4ne hunared
ana eishts-seven u 100 Si,7 2l-l0oi doll r.,
dated the 22i day of January, A u. SOY, ana
p.yn ia nine months after date TO the order OF
George l.. Davenpo I. with ten 10 per cent in
terest thereon, upon which note there was paid
Nov. II, leo9, the sum Of ohe hundred dollars
And now. said note having become due and
payable, ard the said Michael Howard having
failed pay tho same, l j shuM / ial, Trustee o.
aforesaid, do hereby give thu public notice tina,
oy virtue Of he po~ er which is IN mo vested b,
said deed O. trust, | viii, on Saturday, tho sew
q .teeDth lTth day of January, A. D. 63, at the
snur OF two o'clock in the af 'crnCon of said
day, AT the Court House door, in the city OF Dav-
cnport. expose and offer for sale, at public AUG
tion the reels OF land above desert bed, or so
much taereot as shall be sufficient 10 satisfy and
lay tho amount of said note, with ths interest
thereon to the day Of sale, together with ali "a
costs and oxpens attending said sale, costs Of
this motifs and Trustees fees. Upon the COMP g.
ton Of such sale deed viii Le gwen in accord
snce with the stipulation of said deed Of Trust.
Dated the 22d day OF December. A. u. 1862.
JOSHUA DIAL,
doc 23-ts Trustee.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

WHEREAS, ON THE 18TH DAY OF AU-
w gust. A. u. 1859, Elisha Jones and Julin
Ann Jones, his wife, executed unto Charles +.
Putnam rs Trustee, cert tin Deed Of Trust n
veying 20 said Trustee the land in SCOTT county,
Iowa, described Ms follows, to-wit: T~snty -0ne
u feet front by one hundred and fifty $50
feet in depth cf the south side Of lot No. three
(S) in block No. three t3) in James Macintosh
second addition to the city Of Davenport, forming
an oblong square OF twenty ono "a fee, by one
hundred and fifty 500 iee;, be the same mcrc o.,
less. Which said conveyance WAS made b, the
said Elisha Jones and Julia Ann Jones for the
purpose Of securing the payment of two certain
pronissory notes and the interest thereon, signed
ny said Elisha Jonee, dated the 18th iay Of Ar
gust, A. d. ls5p and payable as foil VS.: One
Tor Tort ,-seven $1,000 (S47 80 LOO dollars pay
able in six 70 months alter date, and one for the
sun Of five hundred md twenty-five 5o-l00
ts522 bo-lO0) dollars, payable IN one % yea,
after date, both notes bearing ten (lo) per cent
interest after due, and payable TO the or Ter OF
Eliza ". Oliver.
And now sail last mentioned note having be-
come due and payable, and the said Elisha Jones
having failed 10 pay the same, Charles h Put
nam, Trustee ms aforesaid, do hereby give this
public motive. that by virtue OF the power which
~ ia me vested by said Deed Of Trust, will, on
saturday, tho loth day ,nn,ry, A. d lob
NJ the hour If two (2) o'clock In tho afternoon ut
said day n, the Court Hcus door. in the ci v OF
Davenport, expose and offer TOR safe ut pubic
auction. the parcel of land shove described. or So
much thereof ~ 81 al be uil lent 10 satisfy and
pay the amount of said note 9Th the interest
thereon To the day Of sale. together with all the
cost, and expenses attending snid eac. costs Of
thi. notice and Trustee tees Upon the com
ple,ion Of such sale = deed will be given in ac-
'ordauce Nth tic stipulation Of said eed OF
Trust.
Dated tho 10Th day Of D.cemser A u. 1882.
CHARLES Il. PUTNAM,
dec l7-dts Trustee.
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From cairo.

CAIto, Feb. s.
The dispatch boat Ike ila,nmet ar
rived to-day, from the Yazoo river, which
place she left on the 3D.. she trings full
particulars Of the ACHE, em.nts Of the
ram Queen of the v est, in running past
The batteries at Vicks.nrg on the ID
She not only ran by The baiterie tut
stopped long enough on her way to butt
the gunboat Vicksburg. now fitting up a,
the la.ding, two .r three times, The
Vicksburg's upper works were shattered
terribly by these conclusions, and the
rebels attempted TO set fire to the Quec II
of tho West by throwing tnrpentine b. us
into her. They succeeded in Fl ing part
of her cotton bulkheads, which were
quickly thrown overheard. The Queen
OF the West was struck by twelve shots
from the batteries, none of which Grip
pied her machinery or hurt any one ON
board.
II was most daring and brilliant ex.
plot, and will give immortality to those
.ho have 50 obly executed it. The ad-
vantages it gives us in cutting off sup
plies Of the rebels, and in mo. ing forces
below, will be immense.
/, is reported that two Of the iron clad
gunbosts are ready to follow the Queen
of the West on the first favorable oppor.
tunity.
Nearly all the squadron is now up the
YaZoo.
The llammet was fired upon from tl,e
Arkansas shore, just below Napoleo n
and struck by several masket balls n
Memphis.
The rebels are reported as still at wo RI
on the railroad below Holly Spr:n. IS
their advance being this side of OK e.
blanc.
The steamer Ruth, Capt Pegram, or
her last trip to Memphis took down l.,
800 bushels Of freight, 300 horned cat: lie
one regiment Of troops, 400 passenge $
and Sl3,O00,000. 1t was the most al
liable cargo ever brought in.
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s. E. BROWN,
Plaintiff q Attorney.
doc 4 Az

TO Catharine Robson, william Waters, ,,eorre
Waters, Mary Emily Hest, Ann Elisa Robson,
Samu l Robson. jams Robson, Clara Robson,
Hcury Clay r be -on, and the Methodist Episco-
pal Church OF Pleasant Valley:
Won mo EACH OF You ARE HEREBY
J. so,if d hat tho last Monday IF January,
d. 1898, has been fixed for the Aual settlement
Of the accounts Of the xecutGrs OF the l.et will
s2d te-tament Of Jacob v. Robes, IN, late Of Scott
county, State of Ioua. deceased when you can
appeal and contest said accounts II you desire
" do. "
R. LlNOERMAN,
County Judge Of Scott Co., state Of Iowa.
December 81, lsk2. ~
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on adjoining building, occupied by
Messenger 4 Bond, a. swholesalc Boot
and Shoe warehouse. A number Of per.
sons we're buried in the ruins. 8 bodies
have already been recovered and it is
feared more will be found.
Several persons were also severely
wounded.
Griswold Il Cos. loss is 10000 dollars,
which is insured for $4,000.
Messenger and Bonds loss is $4,000.
Covered by insurance.
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Nov. IS. 1879
"a, lie o IF I IOWA In the District Court.

CorsTY or SEQ r. In the District Court.
Austin Corb,n RI. l.,eph Ian. brite ct. OF
To Norton, Jewe.t 4 tu,by, Taun,o. 'ank, Phin-
cas- NJ irwin. =. =. DAVIS Il Co. Peer Flynn,
James X. Mills, John q. Drew, Richard X AL
len. Hszen w Moore. Waiter Bu, goyne, robert
Bursoyne, >smueI X Dimock, Erastus Ripley,
up u Talln IN and " lillian Mclean. surv v
ors of Taiinso, Powers Mclean. Bruce d { ook,
Michael ahsnnun, Jacob v. >kiLkle. trustees
# I,wa g, ilege. and } ines X. n,ll. d Go.
YOU AXE uEREbY NOTIFIED THAI
/ there is nov ON die In the offco Of the Clerk
vf The i uict Court Ut raid cou iy.a y tliop and
sup, |, inch nj petition Of Au.iin orbin, claiming
o you the title to aud posses ion OF lot No. eigL,
Is ), in eek NO thirty Eve $3.50, in the cit, Of
Davenport, and that the title to the same may
be Quoted ia him and unless you APPEAR the O.
10 and defend on or before noon Of the "a day Of
the next tern OF sal Court, 10 he holden the
lst Monday Of February, A. ID. 1868, ,cf.ult will
Dc entered aG inst you ami judgment rendered
thereon for the relief htrein claimed, witt in
:erest anu costs.
Sc. BROWN,
dec 4 ~ Plaintiff q Attorney.
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foreign News.

NKw York, Feb. s.
The steamship Hxrssa. from Bremen,
18th, and Southampton, ED, arrived
here this morning. She has experienc ed
very heavy westerly gales the entire pas
sage. and lost ali her quarter boats and
nearly all her sails; had her wheel holl,e
stove in, and is badly damaged about her
decks.
An important conference was held at
the Clarendon, in Liverpool, on Saturday
to take steps for clicitng the opinions of
the people of that place in reference to
ne American war and slavery. MIR. J.
Chopper presided.
A resolution was offered to the effect
that tho emancipa ion proclamation I
the Federal government was entitled to
The generous sympathy and support Of
free Englishmer, and that a colmn,i tee
should be f rmed to bring the subject he.
fore the people Of Liverpool. The re o.
luton was supported by Messrs Ro' ert-
son, Gladstone, Wilson, and other intll-
entail men. 1t was opposed by Mr..
Spence, ~ho has constituted himself the
pecial champion Of the South. lie
sought 10 rcsuscitat, the argument that
slavery could tc supported on scriptural
grounds, but the m citing refused to hear
him. Eventually, the resolution WAS car
RED by large IN jointly, and u .oLimit-
tee appointed.
FRANCE.
Orders have been given to the NJ mister
OF Marine that the forts, magazines, dock
yards and arsensls of the ports shall be
cased with iron.
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the Stste on the important point be had,
with time enough TO consider it.
The amendment was rejected-5s to
81.
Mr.. Davis argued at great length
against the bill, lie said that at tho IN.
tervicw OF the border State Senators and
members Of Co rgress with the President
the later, explaining his gradual cmancl-
patton scheme, did not pretend that I"
was constitutional or practicable, but he
desired an amc ndmcnt TO the constitution
TO embrace il.
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Tennessee Nova.

NASHVILLE, Feb. 8.
The expedition under Generals Davis
and Moigan, in pursuit of Forr. st's and
Wheelers retrcating forces, returned this
evening.
Seven miles this side Of Charlotte we
captured 80 prisoners, and also Col. Car
roll and Maj. Pembrand, Of Forests
staff.
A number Of paymsstcrs have arrived,
and will soon begin paying off the troops.
Irsins will run to Murfre esborO early
this week.
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CpIcAOO Feb. eth,

NTICAUO ICU. 1l1.
A special from Cairo to the Tribune
says, Memphis dispatches announces the
arrival Of the steamer Adeline from
Vicksburg.
The Ram, Queen Of the West, run the
blockade Monday morning at day light
One hundred guns opened on her u.
she returned.
The rebel steamer also opened fire on
the Queen, which she crippled.
The Queen was under fire three quar-
ters Of an hour.
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Tennessee News.

NASHVILLE, Feb. 6.
Gen. Davis Division with ca.alry and
artillery have been scnt to intercept the
rebels who attacked Fort Donelson unde,
Morga". We buried l35 rebels a,
Donelson.
The rebel General Forrest was wound
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ORIGINAL NOTICE.

HrArB or Iowa,
Soorr COUNTY. SIS In the District Court.
Mary Schnow ~. Thomas SehDow.
20 said Thomas Schnow, defendant.
You arc hereby notified. thss there is nov on
NE 10 the once OF the Clerk Of the listr ct Court
ef said county: petition Of Mary schnow claim
~ asa for a.imony and upl.ss JON appear thereto
Ana defend on Or 6sgose noon c4ths 2nd day Of the
next term OF said Court, to be holden on the lst
Monday Of February, A. d. l-ea.deiault will be
entered against you and decree rendered there
GEO. 8. G. DOW,
deol-lAW<W 1Aiauus Ateproeys
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Fson Sc Lou,s.

ST.. LOUIS, Feb. 8.
Geo. Francis Train WAS arrested at the
Planters Hotel by the u s. Detectives,
and given the alternative Of leaving the
state IN half an hour, or go ng 70 JsL.
lie chose the former, ard crossed the
rver Immediately. lie wa advertised to
deliver q political speech, to night. but
vas summarily prevented by the Provost
MAMMAL.
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LOUISVILLE, Feb. l.
Rumors not traceable to any authority
prevail that Morgans' force il Ky. con
template raid on Lexington and the
Banks and business men there have
gathered together their valnables prepar-
atory to an escape.
1t is also reported that Shelhyvilc.
Tenn, has been captured by the Fed, raj
troops.
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A Greek on l.. A. MACKLOr FOR sss.
"a sisasd BY stephen Bowden. The .,ment
OF the check has been stopped. The 6n Ter viii
confer favor BY returning IL to this oakee or 70
the Bank. H.KOHRS
ian lott
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LEGAL.
~ office.

To Mrs. NJ. Le Claire ard Ms. q l.. DAycnpo~
Executors Of the estate Of A. Le Claire, ],
Davenport, Iowa. deceased
VOr AND EACH Of YOU, AS WILL
i all whom it may concern, nd especially
parties desiring to take conveyonces IRON said
Executors for any property in the. 10 Claire lie
serve" in he city Of lie Clare, Iowa
You and each Of you aro heEsb notified not
to make or take any conveyances # any portion Of
said property. Any 'uch conveysnces will be
contested as fraudulent. ! refer parties TO my
Equity Bill in the U. = nistric. Court (South.
.rn Division Iowa, VS.. A. Le iairc. l.. e. Des-
-aint look. g Is. Sargent, j. hn p. Cook and
tieo &c l.. davenport, filed .une ~ b. $50 ; 10 pl-
pcrs and record in the Scott County Dislii,s
Court in Chancery, case Of Antoine LIE Glaze vs.
A. Ii Davenport and others, filed May 18th 1s6l ;
and t. = notice 10 Record BOOK NJ, Of town MOI :
cages, page 1853 OF u myself, ut nv Office. ~ er
W arr. n's book st"Ie JAMES MAY
Rock Island, Ill.,. dec. 10, Z, -dc ll-ulaw2w.
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LOUISVILLE, Feb. I.
A Dispatch from Glasgow, kv., says
the rebels under Ferguson and Hamilton
are across the river, and are again carry
ing off citizens and committing all so,ts
of depledations.
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.MiH W10a.

NOW Is THE TINE TO LAY IN wOODF FOR
~ Winter use. We have dry kindling wood
" ~ per cord and green Y I'D si q 76 DER cord.
Qurk " you will be too late.
VII PREACH OAVlc
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"ANrED-A GOOD, ACTIVE, INTELLr-
w CENT young won an 10 do .nersl house.
work Apply to l. ". HARRISON,
Jan xe.tf =. Q. Blook.
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From New YO,k.
Nav YoRK.

Nav YoRK, Feb. 8.
At the mcetir G Of the Christian Asso-
citation ut the Academy Of Music 10.
night, Gen. Scott presided, and made a
short speech. Geh. Burnside delivered
an address Of con i'd rabe length.
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A Dissrsctive Fare n, Toledo.

TOLEDO. FEB. Z.
A fire this morning destroyed the store
number 81. Summit street. occupied by
Criswold d Co, for . coffee and spice
mill. The falling walls demolished
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Ale! XXX Ale! Pare XXX Ale
SMlLEY's Pure xxx ALE.

Present Use Ale ~ per bbl., Stock Ale o..
THE SURs CRIBFR Is NOW MANUFACTURE
l ING, aud is prepared to deliver. tho shove
uPeror Ale IN any portion Of tn, city. Leave
orders at Post OH ..
sep zs-dD Fl. SHIlEY
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his ship.
The rebels were thus successfully de-
ceived as to the condition of the Merci
data, thinking she was in a sinking con
di,l,ion. She lay in shoaI water, and
hence the reply that she could not sink
below her rails.
The ram started towards the Kew
stone State, and sent shot through her
steam drum, causing the death OF 2 per
sons, II 10y the shot, anc nine by scrId
ing ty steam. Fifteen were wounded
and are at Port Royal, some In q precs-
rious condition.
In the meantime the gunboat Housa
tonic engaged the other ram, diving her
away.
At half past six in the morling both
rams left the scene and passed up to
Charleston
During this attack on our feet. the
Princess Royal, which lay near the Hons.
atom c, and was the chief object of prize
on both sides, succeeded in ce,tina of
mainly through the energies Of the third
assistant engineer, Thu,sion, who piled
into her furnace all the inflammablc ma
terials at hand.
Escape is chiefly owing to his endes.
yors and the captains arrival at this port.
The Mercidaia steamed down 10 Port
Royal, and with OILY her boilers injured.
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Mr.. Fessenden said he favored Il bacauss
It would bring into the army the eopper-
heaas' OF the men who not only,,themselves
refused 70 enlist, but dissnaded others
Mr. Cox opposed the bill at length,
and ne characterized as slang the calling
ofDemocrats eopperheads.
Mr.. Kelley said the opponents Of the bill
could not complain Of not being heard =
They had indulged in remsrks calculated
to discourage enlistments, chill patriotism
in the army and produce discomfort. This
bill was intended to reach traitors in the
South and their traitorous sympathisers
in the North.
he never would shake hands with rebels
over the graves Of murdered Americans,
and beg their pardon. This bill was the
first to recognize the manhood Of the col
ored race, and would pass into law with
out the word HFhite," as proposed BY the
gentleman from Ohio, (Mr. Cox and give
Us AL the troops We need. BE replied to
the gentlemen, who, he remarked, had at
tempted to prejudice the popular mind By
ProelsimiDg peace on any terms, and esps-
eially to Mr.. Mallory, who said it would
lead to revolution, should this bill pass.
He reminded the gentlemen that Pennsyi-
Tanians had protected Kentucky homes,
and some now lay there buried. The sons
Of Pennsylvania would never visit those
graves in foreign land. Pass this bill
and it will be an announcement to France,
England and other countries that if they
intermsddle with our affairs they viii have
a nation to meet.
At half past eleven the House adjourned
No adjournment of the Senate was re-
ceiTed at Buffalo at 1:S0 A N-RepOrtsr.1