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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-17
Sunday Night Report.
From Wsshtsgson.

WAsHINGToH, Feb. Is.
L. S. Consul Gen. Thayer at Alexan-
dria, in writing to our Government, says
an event Of apparently grave Importance
had Just come to light and produced
much excitement in that community. On
the morning of the 18th of January 400
black soldiers were, by order of the Vic
croy Of Egypt. taken by railroad from
about 1870 miles south Of Alexandria, and
1t night embarked on board French
transport, their destination supposed to be
Mexico. Our Consul says he WAS await
ing explanations from the Niceroy.
The European Consuls generally have
telegraphed to their governments for in
structions.
Minister Dayton also brihy co,nmum-
Gated similar information to our govern
ment, upon this subject.
An article from the Monifeur say that
the negroes to be furnished by the Vice
ROY, 1000 in all, ave to garrison Vera
Cruz, as a matter Of humanity to the
soldiers, tho negroes not being subject to
yellow fever.
The Post Master General has issued
orders TO the Post .laster at New York
to send the mails direct from his office 10
st. Paul, Minneapolis and st. Anthony,
Minnesota, which saves "a hours in trans
mission.
Another order has been issued to Post
Masters Of tie principal Northern cities,
directing them 10 scnd their mails by tie
way OF Parkersburg which will expedite
sotAc s bouts over the former time.
From information from the Army Of
the Potomac 1t appears that the rebel.
are throwing up brea.tworks and rife
pits north or Fredericksburg. Ii must
not bc Inferred from the absence Of in
tcrcstlng news from the Rappahannack
that the army is il condition Of idle
/ he.s,
The abolition of the grand divisions
has thrown many wcighty matters upon
the commanding general and his staff.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-17
BLOOD! BLOOD! BLOOD.
Helmbold's Highly Concentrated COMPOUND
Fluid Extract Sarsaparilla
SYPHILIS.

This is an affection o. the Elood, ard attacks
the Sexual Organs. Innings OF the Nose, Ears
Throat, Windpipe. and othe- Mucus Surfaces, ma,
king its appearance IN the form OF Uicerr. elm
bold'S Extract Ssrsapariils purifes the Blood, and
removes al. Scaly Eiaptious u the skin, giving
20 ths Complexion y Clear and Healthy Color. l.
being prepared expressly Tor thls class Of com.
plants, its Blood Purifying Properties a,s pre-
served 20 greater extent than any other p.epar.
alton If Sarsspa. lila.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-17
Foreign News.
NGw YoRK, Feb. Is.

NEW York, fco. 10.
The steamer Asia, from Liverpool 3lst
and queenstown LIST, arrived to-day.
/, i. assumed by several writers that
the Emperors proposal is a preliminary
step to more impor:sn; action, and il re.
fused, the recognition OF the Southern
Coniederacy will probably follow, whe.h-
CT Eng land joins or not. 1t j. reported
that the proposal was not submitted in
advance, ard that he aud other secession
ISIS pronounce II entirely unadmissblc.
There are runners Of a new difficulty
between the British and United State.
Governments. owing TO the seizure Of
English vessels near the Bahama coast.
The cniauciption demonstration at TX.
eter va. most enthusiastic affair. and in
point of numbers was one Of the most
important since the days of the corn law
league. The resolutions rci.erate the
sentiments OF the emancipation society,
aud express great sympathy for the North.
Hostile amendments were promptly so-
ted down, and tho resolutions carried al
most unanimously.
The London Times was denounced
amids. grosns and Kisses. Similar meet
ings were held a, Bradford and other
town..
The operatives of Bradford adopted a
memorial thanking America for relief af-
fordcd.
The Times INDUCES in most glowing
picture Of the present crisis in America,
both military aud financial.
Sir Robert Peel, 10 speech, declared
himself favorable to separation Of the
North and South, and strongly condemn
ed Lincoln's emancipation edict.
The French Senate voted an address TO
the Emperor with only one dissenting
vote
The policy ofinsnrrcc,ion still smould-
ers, but nothing important
Warsaw was tranquil.
The Prussian Chamber voted hos.
tile address to the government by an
overwhelming ma GRITTY.
WARSAW, Jan %.
The insnrrectionsts had received
considerable achievements from the
better class Of society, including
many from Warsaw. They captured
some troops, including two Russians, who
were Immediately shot.
The city is Tranquil.
The OMc.ol Jomnal states that all the
news received from the Provinces is of a
satisfactory nature.
900
From New York.
New YORK, Feb. IS.
klns'on papers by the steamer Sail
swan announce the arrival OF tho Ala
bama on the Goth OF January with the
officers and crew Of the Hatteras. The
Alabama WAS severely riddIed in the en-.
counter.
Two Federal men-of-war were report
ed oil Jamaica.
Semmes had a reception at the Ex-
change, of Kingston, from the merchants
Of the city, and was loudly chcered.
Advices from Europe sage Henan is
matched for prize fight with an IN
known pngiistic for ten thousand dol
lars
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-17
INSANITY AND CONsUMpTlOy
Females, Females, Females,

Old q young. single, married or contemplating
marriage. Ia many all -c,ions peculiar t. Fe-
males, the Extract Buchu is unequalIed by any
other remedy rs in Chloro,is or Retention, Irrcg-
ulsri,y, Psnfulne.s, or Suppression Of tie Gus.
'omary Eyacgations, liberated or Schirrous state
cf the uterus, Leucorrhea, or Whites, Sterili,y,
and for all complaints incident 70 the sex, wheth-
or arising from lndscretion, Habits OF Dissipation
or in the DECLINE oa CHA>cR OF L.re See
symptoms uhove,l No family should be without
ii
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-17

For all Elections and Diseases otthe Urins.y Or
gans, whether existing in TALE OR fENALE
from Whatever cause originating, and 10 matter Of
no" long standing. Diseases II these Organs re
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-17

desires the resignation Of Cameron
as Minister TO Russia.
Especial TO Tsibussl
An important but vague report comes
through rebel channels that Banks has
fought battle, miles below port mud
son. The rebels fell back to Port Hnd-
son. while he retired to his camps.
II is understood that Gov. Stanley s
resignation will be accepted to-day.
HAbout As of the 9Th Michigan, out
on picket, were surprised last night near
Amandalc by q superior force Of the en-
envy. A fight followed, which cost US
Is killed and missing. Our men were
forced to give way.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-17
STATR nY CONNEcTIcrr,i
(,opiOty ~ iiaytford

], Charles w. Johnson. Assistant Clerk of tho
Superior Court for said county. do hers by certify
that has. +. Perkins, whose name is appended
10 the jurh Of the foregoing deposition, was, on
the date thereof, q Justice Of the Peace In and
for tho county Of Hartford, suly sutho-izsd to
administer osihs Tor general purposes and that
| sm we'll acquainted with the hand writing Of
the said Chss. 4. Perkins, ADD verify believe tn
signature to Il e said deposition is genuine.
In testimony whereof l have hercun o
Seal setmy hand and my flicis seal, this 18th
day OF January, a. -, 1858
CHAS. W. JOHNSON,
Assistant Clerk Of said Superior torrt
and keeper Of the Seal thereof.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-17
storage.

EXCELLENT FACILITIES ARE OFFERED
Z for storing goods and grain n No. Is, Wet
Front strsst, next door 70 Aly0rd aud Van Pal.
lse,s, q Wy low essss Esquirs on the promises.
0e3b-daI 4AOkAy = 20.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-17
MELMB1Ly's EXTRACT BuCuu

L the 6rcat Diuretic, ard is certain to have the
desired effect IN q Diseases flr which il is re-.
Commented.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-17

Nature, aud ~ an injection OF the Urinary Otxans
arising iron habits OF dissipation. used in connec-
ton vain the Extract Euchu and Sarsaparllla, in
such diseases as recommended.
evidence IL the host responsible and reliable
character will accompany the medicines
CEHTIFiCAfNS or CURES.
From eight 10 twenty yeats Standing With names
known to SCIENCE AND FAME
Pr deoios Properties Of BLs NJ, see D.pen-
sstory Of tbs Cuited States.
seo Professor DbIFkL.s' ielia Ole works on the
Prscgiee Of Physic.
500 remarks made by tho late celebrated DIR
PA SICK, PhilsdeiphiA.
See remarks made by Dr. EFHRAIN Nc
DOWELL. celebrated Phy stefan, aud 81 : mber o
the Royal College Of Surgeons. Ireland, nd pub-
ishcd in the Ttnsact:ons Of the King sai Queen.
journal.
SEQ Medieo- ciru,gcal Review, published by
bINJA.NiN IRA VLRS, Fellow .. the Roy al Col.
lego Of sur eont
-ee most OF the late STANDARD Works on Medi
cine.
Exrao, Burhu, 81 PEI bottle, or ak for SIS
Extract Of Safsapirila, 81 per bottle, or six for
Improved Rose Wash, 80 cents per bottle, or sir
for $3.50.
Or haifa dozen of each for Sl2, which will b.
sufficient to cure the most obstinate csses, ii di-
rections are adhered to.
Delivered to any address, securely packed from
observation.
s-s- describe symptoms in all communications
Cure guaranteed. Advice gratis.
AFFIDAVIT.
Personally appeared before mo, IN alderman Of
the city OF Phiadelpbia. IL. T. Helmbold, who.
being duly sworn, doth say his prep ,rations con
tain 10 narcotic, no meu ury or other nju ious
drugs, but are purely vege,atls.
II. 7. HELMBOLD.
Sworn ard subscribed before mo, this Esd dsy
OF November, 1884.
WM. p. HlBBARD,
Alderman, Ninth street, above Race, P.iia
Address Letters for Information Ia confidence
II. y. uELABOLD, Chemist.
Depot lo4 south Tenth street, below Chsstnut,
Philadelphia.
BhWARE or
AND UNPRlNcIPLED DEALERS,
Who endssvor TO dispose "OF THEIR own"
and "other" articles on the reputation attained
by
Helmbold's Gsruinc Preparations.
Hclmbods Genuine Extract Buchu.
Heimbeld's Genuine Extract SarsspaIilla.
helmtold's Genuine Improved Rose Wash.
Sold ny all Druggists everywhere.
ASA ron DECENTRALIZATION no OTHER. |
Cut out the advertisement aud ssnd for it And |
A HOID fyP OSI1l0NA AND EXPOSCRC
Feb lt-dly. !
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-17

THE UNDERSIGNED HAVING SOLD HIS
L entire stock Of Boots and Shoes 70 VIM. G.
Harrsh, begs leave TO return his thanks to his
friends for the liberal patronage with v ch they
tho s. mo 10 his successor in business. whom hs
confidently assures them they will find worthy.
j. q. TODD.
September llth, 1861
TINE UNDERSIGNED HAVING PURCHASED
i the stock Of Boots and Shoes from J. G. Todd.
woaIa rsspetetfully solicit cont uancs 81 the
pubic patronage, I'd assures his irsnds that he 10
ready and willing 20 sell goods At the lowest ca n
he Le Claire House.
WV. @. HARRAH.
oeptsmbe 18th, 1869. ncvl-dtf
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-17
HELNBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCaU.
FOR WEAKNEa0rS

AIRING from Excssses, Habits of Destination
Early indiscfetion, or Abuse attended, with the
following symptoms:
Iudlspositios to txortion. Loss Of Memory,
N.nk Nerves Horror u Disease, Dimn.ss of sis
ion, Universe, Lassltu o of tie Muscular system
noi Hands, brsness Of the Skin, Loss of Power,
bit.oai'y OF Breathing, Trembling, " akefuile.s,
Pain ia the Back. Flushing OF the body, EIuplions
Oh the Face, PAliis Cpunienance.
Thee symI toms, II allowed to 20 on, which
thi. medicine invariably removes, soon follow
IMP0lENCY, FATUIrY, EPiLEPIlC FITS,
In one Of whiah the pssiout may expire. Who
can say that taey sre no. frequently followed by
those "dlre'u, d4eases,'
INSANITY AND CONSUMPTION.
Many are aware Of the cause of their sofferiny
but none will confess. The records of the i; sane
sslums and the melaDcho,y deat tbs by Corsump.
ton, bear ample witness to the truth Of the as
ton. The Constitution, once affected with or
ganic weaanes scs, rugui the did Of meaicine to
,nyieorato tho sys;en, which HkLMBUiD'S
ENik1GT BUCHG Invariably does. trial
wlll convince the most sEep zeal,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-17
ADV'IS.


4 GOLD SHIRT STUD, MARKED WITH
IA the initials /. II. A liberal reward will be
paid 10 any person who will return the same 10
the uniersiyned at his ofice ~ Post Office. Block
tcu li-dlt !. W. HARRISON.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-17

Il III MEMBtIS or TIC SCOTT COUNTY
Agrlc Al urai society are requested t. meet
.It the ,ouct House on Smtufiuy Feb -. s62 a,
o'clock J. 81. to take action on the Premium
Ls. Tor the ensuing year thon 10 We offered Tor
their approval.
BY ORDER OF the BOARD.
fob IL dltw2t
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-17

F1Ox or TEE
araace Company |
.ST DAY OF DECEM. |
he Auditor Of the State
HE Company u THE
TRANCE COMPANY, |
Rp. CoSs.
fall.
i;al stock is $500 goo 90
api,si Stock
............ 600 600 90
IRA.
"A In Bank. e q ,563 81
Agents aud
,smission -. 6o,37l cs
ss7,e35 20
for loans Sc
bal and collAt-
~ 4 ooo %
|, ~ soo a.
TAI value Market value
~, a. - 40, ao
NV " 500 90
o.o a. 40 ia
Ia noo an . eoo M
zoo ~ -,o IA
!, ooo ~ .aoo, :
ga ooa M
;, ooo ~ ,o,o -
io'zoo W !" w" w.
>! ,Soo % 81 900 90
wv" ~ sZ,2oo w
y
"0'ooo W % 900 %
~ ooo " 5i,2oo W
10000 ca IL 900 90
-
-.
Az Il ,oo u
- 81, a. .,aoo u
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,oo,o /, ,.o ~
i ooa ,o A..
" V" '''V w
,a.,. - III.
10 900 90 1880 oo
io'VVo % 1900 70
!V'o Q ~ s,too o.
10000 % 70 200 o.
10 ,oo9 % 1900 o.
1900 80 1900 %
.e,ceO " .5,oc0 90
$50 90 $3.50 o.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-17
Help Wanted.

GOOD, ACTIVE, INTEILI
w CT Mt young woman 70 DO general house
york. Apply 10 ]. ". HARRISON,
jan Ss-si p. Q. Block.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-17

GIL shares hSrttord
Bank Stock, Hart
lord ...............$
4e7 shares Phoenix bnk
stock, hartford 49,.
400 shares Connecticut
River Banking Go.
Stock, Hartford. -.
900 shares Exchange
~snk stock, Hartford.
i51sh ares itnk OF Hart
ford Go. stock, Hart
ford ...............
200 shares Charter Oak
bank stock Hartford.
40 shares Farmers 4
Necharicn' Iank SIX,
hartford ...........
40 shares Mercantile
Sank stock, Hartford
2al st.ares Merchants A
Nxut'rs sank stock,
Hartford -.
265 sha E,na Bank
stock. HARTFORD.
l3s shares City Bank
stock, Hartford -.
c00 share. Amric'n TX
Change bank stock,
Nes ! ark .......
200 shares bnk OF Com.
me,ce stock. y. Y :.
$50 shares Importers i
Tradsrs' Hank stock,
New York. ;. -. :.
so shares Bank Of
America stock. n. !.
200 shares Manhattan
Company stock. n. \.
500 shares Merchants
Hank stock, n. ".
ECO sh ares 0c.an Bank
stock, v. f........
200 shares Union Bank
stock, N. Y........
lv3 shares Bank OF n.
America stock, y Y.
800 shares sie,r palitan
I,ank stock \. -.
100 shares blackstone
Bank .tocl.. Boston
loo shares 6ak OF Com
mere stock, Boston
l0u shares Granite Bnk
stock. Boston. 80.
10 share, suffolk Bnk
stock, Boston ......
loo shares Hide and
Leather bank stocs,
boston ............
leo shares Webster Bnk
stock. Boston ......
lvo .h ares National pns
stock, Boston :.
leo Oh ares Atlantic Bnk
ftock, Boston ...
loa shares Safety Fund
Bans sock, Boston.
zoe saares hoylston Brk
stccs, Boston ......
loo .hsres Revere Bank
-to,s, Boston
200 saAres Baak Q. the
state II Ao. stock,
-. Laai.
- shares Merrnsuis'
bsaE s.0ex, I. Louiz
y sasfes Sgsl. BANK
Of "n. stock, Mil
vac see ..........
~ saAres Onion Bank
so (, AibanT.......
- sa4res ..rtreal
BGas stock, sor real
~ saAFes Com. a.Yf
CO stuck -. .....
= shares Corn. Rirer
k,i. DAD Ccmp-uy
10 sna'ss Hart IRA aui
Nes haven kR Co..
tennessee state stock,
1. psr cen, r.yab.e
J.. .............
California State stock
7 PER cent, payable
1871 81 ............
OHIO State stock. d per
cent, payable l-s6..
AisaigaI STATE stock,
. er cent. pay bic,
l5e3........... 80.
q Hartford City Bonds
9 yer cent payable
1876 ..........
p Hartford & New IIa-
ven III. bonds, G Per
cents.. 1873 .......
10 New York Central
kR bonas. Z per cts,
1910
L ~ T,nasnry N.a
Z ) 10 per cent.
L. ) Stock (coupen)
. per cent, iosl 80.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-17
ss64,g5o 90 s et.s.

Total Assets ...... III ,o!t. 81 70
kth.-No liabilities to bank, OF Others, dGe OF
not due.
oh No losses djusted AMI due.
7ih.-Losses c. ther unaal listed ur Ss- ,op Il,
Stn.-Adjusted ana not due,
sh.-Losses in suspense, waiting
further proof, included ~ last All
swsr above.
lO,h ALI other elaine against the
Company dividends unpaid -. $3.50 90
Total Liabilities......... aso,54o b.
1th.-The greatest amount insured 10 any one
risk is SIC. 0oo, except in special cases.
i2,h.-The amount insured IN city or village,
depends upon its size and character oi build
18th Tho amount injured in q block, depends
Ne above.
llth .-Deposits have been made as follows. viz
Tennessee, $50, 900 Iowa, 81 200; Ohio, "a,
Ooa. Premiums re Give IN Iowa for the year
ending December 3lst, 1862. amount to $l5,-
$50 %, the receipts for December estima ted. }
9th. Act Of Incorporation same as heretofore
filed.
h. HUNTINGDON, President.
Two. c. ALLYN, Secretary.
srA1 Ill.,, o. S.sn'r January 6, 1862
Personally appeared II. HuSTIs6ros, President.
aud I. q. ALLYN, Score AIRY Of the Hartford Fire
Insurance Cowpany, and male oath that the fore.
going statement. BY then subscribed, is . true,
gail and correct statement OF the Affairs Of said
Company, and exhibits, % far IS can be ascer.
!s'ned q this date. its .ctuai condition on the
before me. URIAH CASE,
Justice Of the Peace.
W. J. ROSS 4 CO., ACTS,
ID door below Post Oaicc,
feb 6-dwSs Brady street.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-17
MISCELLANEOUS

llsh-The greatest amount insured 10 any
one risk. 10 ,VUV
l2tn-l he greatest amount insured in aay
t.it .iAosh.- Co
l2lhThe Act o: Incorporation Of this Gonna
ny-haye heretofore furnished oLo or two
copies.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-17
& n ~ ~

THE UNDl RESIGNED HAVE THIS DAY
l. soli tocir market TO he Messrs iiusrs9,
who oil oc,apy il Immediately; and whilst they
are grateful tor the liberal patronage formerly re
ceiy.d, they chser.aliy recon mend them to their
To- ner patrons. A. Z b -. n LILY.
Davenport, Feb. G, l,G3-diw
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-17
HELMBOLB'S ROSE WASH.

An excellent Lotion for Diseases OF a Sy,hii,ic
nature, aud NJ an injection OF The Urinary Ofgans
arising iron habits OF dissipation used in connrc.
ton @,tn the Extract Euchu and Sarsaparslla, in
ruch diseases as recommended.
evidence of the most responsible and reliable
oh gtarw arp = ;,fp
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-17
STATE eP CONNECTICuT,l
4 Do

|. Benj amin W. Greene, Presi lent, and !, John
b. Eliridge, Secretary, OF the" Connecticut Fro
Insurance Company" being severally sworn, de.
pose aud s.y, that the foregoing statement il q
;r.e iIa and correct account ot the affairs of said
Company, and EXHIBITS, 80 far as can be ascer,
tain ID, actual condition on the LIST Gay Of Jan.
uary, 1853, and that no part Of the capital or
earnings of this Company has been deposited in
any state MS security tor los.cs therein.
u. ". GREENE, President
JOHN b. LDRiDGE, Secretary.
Subscribed and sworn to before me, this i9t.
day Of January, A, d. 1868.
CllAS. E. PERKINS,
Justice Of the Peace.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-17
INSURANCE.


ford, Conneei,cst.
2d-The amount Of it, capital stock II 5000 900
sd-Ths snosst Of IT'S cal itsi stock pad
upis o0O O0l
- -
Cs,h - ha =. aan ~ sna 70 manu. 43 70
T S ~ nanaS 'i sgests. 1900 20
~ bn,Ss 'o ~ So, as, so.n iaiing due 1924 u
. ' ona ., n.a.e u Connecticut
10 bond. af oi," ~, ~ a..,; =, o:a 1880 oo
ah .1ae o''y OF hartford, $1,000
bend. Of .;tv ar n,o..,,. .;,. lo.eoe %
81 aHn ,."o"yn, },
10 LyuIs Of G.,.". = c h;s..o n y a,4oo %
q" =, foo s.sh =, e,ia
y bonas Of Clev.Isns. rs;n..v,,i. H'ooo %
u 4 10 S.nn..aa ssn
x,n oon !, Nm M. So. o,sso w
lsbl ~ Sill ~ "
81 sh,,es ~ I,,,,,,a i ~. H. ii,ioo W
kRCa .t,.t ,la,,fo,a :, s,a
loJ shares Hartford Bank stock. Hart.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-17
LIABILITIES :

5th.-Llahilities due or not due banks
or ether ereditots... ............... None.
6th.-Losses ADJ s,ed and due ........ None.
sth Losses A.ij astea and not due. ....... None
Sth-ios-es lusaJasted ................. 81 600
vth-- Losses In suspense waiting further
IVooi i. None.
loth-AH other claims against the Co... None.
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-07-30

years ago. While he was in the prime
Of life our country could boast Of
many brilliant intellects among her
Statesmen. -'Theco we're giants in
those days" Crittenden was always
conspicuous among them. a few
years ago he lost the friendship of
many of his admirers by defending
Mat Ward for the murder of Mr..
Butler. Mr.. Crittenden's constitution,
his age, his Wing principles, his resi-
dence in a border slave State, and all
his past associations cOnspired to
make him ~eminently CONSERVATIVES
But he was during his whole life true
to his country and to the Union.
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-07-30

bitches, gained parapet; engaged
hand to hand fight nearly haIf -
hour; had ground and did nat IS
back until every commissioned oRo~
was shot down. FRS brigade fails5
second made attempt advancing thu;
same terrible FIRE. Col. PutpSm IL
his men over into the fort, and for =
hour held half IF it, fighting to desn.-
ration and as with the first brig.5.
i was not until he himself was sbo,
down, nearly all of his offers wounded
and no achievements arriving. tia,
the mar fell back. Rebel shout #
victory heard above the roar of guns
Correspondents assignsnO caGs for
10 Beaufort correspondent :of the
I'D states prisoners saw rebel los.
during the fight Of SATURDAY. was 30O
New York, 29.-FOllowing extr,ct,
from letters Of an officer of the Chin
pew, Charleston 19, says "Work Of
the fleet yesterday was mere NAV
compared with charge made by land
forces in face of fire from Wayne,
and Sumpter. If the move had been
made an hour sooner than it Vas,
Wagner would be ours. After thew
got into the Fort it was so dark
those say who lived to get out again
that rebels fired on rebels, Union men
on Union men, each killing many Of
their friends. The carnage (fOr I
cant call it anything else) was awful
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-07-30

DINA Colonel here a day or two since.
Washington. Jaiy 2S.-The Secretary
of Wario-day issued ain order that John
Morgan and bis commanding officers
should be confined ID the Columbus peni-
ten,iary till Col. SuaIghts officers are
released or exchanged BY he rebels.
The statement that the rebel General
officers captured at Vicksburg have been
exchanged is without foundation. The
rebels have no officers of equal rank 10
offer in exchange.
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-07-30

A Copperhead sheet at Nebraska City,
recently edited by Il. jar, but the last
few weeks under the control of some
other animal, we are not quite certain
who, but we might infer from its style
that it is Il. Skunk. has been laboring
lately to force the Advertiser TO notice
it, for the purpose, perhaps, of thereby
gaining notoriety.
He was, however, ashamed, or for
some reason lacked manhood enough to
send us a copy of his last weeks paper.
Travellers in Africa say hat even among
the Bushmen-the most degraded of hu-
man beings-ihe females display a trace
of modesty and the action of the News
editor, in Withholding his paper, is an
other evidence that there is no being so
low as to be entirely destitute of shame.
We were shown a copy by a friend, in
which we find the following:
"The abolitian maniac who froIhs
through a small newspaper at Brownville
seems 10 have enjoyed a lucid interval.
He seems to be smitten with a remem-
brance Of his evil coHnsels when he be-
holds the vacated stores Of Brownville,
and the unplowed fields that adjoin that
unfortunate town. He can truly say.
these are my works. BY teaching intol-
erance and bigotry, by melting to I'M
lawful seizures and searches by coun
~tenancing violence even to the verge of
l~ife-taking, | have worked this ruin"
Our reply to the above is that it is all
a lie, andthe author a liar.