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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-25
NO EIffEHfNCE.

The di-nni1n radical. in the south
that hoId ihs rcins OF powrr and have
greet expectations for the future, do not
want this war brou III, TO close and al
that lies within their power they will do
10 prevent It's s,opPsge.
Tue disunion radicals in the north oc-
cups precisely the same pos III n. They
want no amnesty, no restoration Of the
Tn on. Continual tightng-not or
the U.ion but TO CRAFTY their hatred to
slavchololcrs they demand and nothing
else will satisfy them If hy the procla
nation oil an amnesty the old I'm II
could be restored within three months
and the entire machinery Yut III opera
tion-inst As it was before this var, they
would not permit the steps to be taken
Ask them if it is not 50, and they will so
tell yoa.
But there is a strong Union sentiment
in the South. If an untla.. mcllcd cleo
ton could be held there to- day and the
people could step up to the ba lot box
ard vote for or against peace on the ba-
sis oi the old Union restore J, We verify
believe that tie PEOPLE W ud decide il
favor Of restoration. So in the north the
people would do the same thing could
the opportunity be given them. This IS
the true position OF alta re- IN this conn-
try at tins me. Bur the much desired
Object cannot he achieved in either sec
ton IA vet. The dsun on leaders on
both sides ave the power in their
hands and they c cor t'o the acton 81
the people TO their own liking, and such
a thing as Ct lug IN un.tammeiied cleo.
t,ou on either side may be regarded as
an utter imposs bilitv. |, is a Lament
a. lie st .te of afa r., Int no present rem
cd, Is admissible.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-25
t. y AYl.i..,s Ni.y,sE..

But triile over two weeks remains
before tic Iowa election takes place.
Every monet is precious, every 'ffoit
in the power OF our friends should be
made to secure majority of the Votes
for the democratic ticket. The object t.
be achieved is one of vast importan' c
rate The effort .hould be comm, usn
rate with the object. In every town
ship The d, mocracy shorld have its or
gan items complete AID is forces COM
plete readiness. Don't wait until the
day Of election before You wake up. Ii
will be to late then, and defeat vii! be
almost certain. Now is the time to pre-.
pare for The struggle. Let it bc done
aud well done.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-25


THAD. SflysNs ON Tue STUMP -
Thai. Stevens, he repaid can leader in
tae last Cong ess, spoke IN Lancaster
Co.. Pa, on FIR day, saylrg among Q .her
,ings
Tie only way to conquer the South
was such AS ST. ted Wine IN C~ngre,s,
VI TO lIberate the slaves and put arms
in Their hanls. Applans-.
Tie mun'cpa laws IT the Union
were Instant, Ut an end. 3 ing ind r
the laws of n,ti rs there can be no sla-
very thereforp, the moment The Con-
tuition was abrogateh slavery ceased
10 exist in tie Sou fhe,n STATES. I d
10; care anvthing, III n, abo t the proc
lamation OF freedom, as it Is called; |
have no tear ahou COZ queiing the
southern S stcs, aid keeping them 10
suhjeaiion, but | have fear that at the
time = ben We shall st about restoring
the Unicn We may make some co. ces-
sions which vii -gain lead to further
trouble. The U.ian rs 1t Was, and the
Constitution as it is God forbid il! =
That may lie abolition doctrine, but 1t is
the right doctrine.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-25

Grover e. Bakers sowing machine
have awarded the highest p emiums at
the fars of,hc Vcrm mt Agr cultural
S C V, a, Rn land, and the Champ ain
Valley society ia closed. In both in
sta ces these machines to K tie pren,i--
um for the best family machine, the bes;
manufacturing machine and the best
SEWN. ma hlne work. The Washing
ton and Sa,atoga Fairs of this State al
20 showed their appreciation of the Gro
yer and Baker machines. by awarding
en- the fitsst premium in both places.
= IVOrN
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-25
90 lInrsn Owners.

DIR SWEETS MA ..LlaLE LINIMF Mt FOR
HuKSES is ulrivalen by any. and in al gases Of
Lamsnsss. atisiug from ~prains. Bruises or
Wrenciing, its efect is mag,-a' and certain
Harness : id e Galls, Scratches, Mango. &c. il,
vii also care speedily. Spavn and Rinabone
my re easily rreven and cured in their inc p
sent stages, bur eied cases ar. beyond rossi
hilt, of rdiicd cure. No case Of the kind,
however is 20 desperate OF h peless that i. may
be alleyisted by this Lihimsnf, and its faithful
application will ,lways remove the L,meness, and
tDsbls he horses to travel W tn con parstve ease.
Every h.rse owner should bave this remedy 1t
hand for i,s timely us- ~ the FIRST appearance Of
Lamene will sfecsu llv prevent those formidable
diseases mcuti ned, to which all h are liable.
and whi.h r-nder so many otherwise valuable
horse ne arly worthless.
Soc ad erlisement. agi9.dHlV
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-25

.s-
There are bat lev people Who stop
10 reject upon the important and re :
spons,bIc duty Of supplying an army
with cubs s,sDce, and upon the amount
Of slofes th&t are ds'ly tvqhired for that
purpose. Tnere arc many persons Who
can see no obstacle 10 the m vement Of
an army, who woald be quite appalled,
at The amount OF suppiic' that mnst be
transported at the same time 10 snst'io
it. A passing IDEA OF this prerequisite
may be obtained by looking carefully
over the issues from single p st FIR
one month. q low may We rJund the
s.u.s made in l. q mouth o. June, 1868,
Ut Marfrec.boro, Term, by Csp'. NJ. ID.
B'igbt, u. 5. a., the Commissa'y OF
Sahs steuce
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-25
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e. TOR OF THE DEN CHAT AND Mans Dear SIR !:
With your permission wish 20 saw to the read
e-s Of your paper tn at | vii. send iy return maj
to all who wish il, frcc) q Recipe. with ull di-
rec ions for making and using simple vegetable
BAL y that ill e'ectua'ly iciDcye. in lo days
rimples. rio.ches Tar, Freekles and al I'm nri-
tie Of the skin, Leaving the same soft, clear
smooth aud he uti I'll.
Il: will also ma tree those having Bald Heads
or Bare Fsces, sign~Ia directions end Information
that will enah @ tn EN- TO STAT foil growth Of
tuxuriant ar. Whiss RS or a Mou stachc, 10 less
than 80 days. All applications answered by re-
III n uiail without charge
Respect ully yours TiOS. F. CHAPMAN,
ie30-d3u hem ST. No. s3i broadway. n. Y.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-25

iuE LAST FACE Made At M'CLEL-.
LaS.-rne National Iateiligencer states
III t the War Off ,e has recently given
another exhib ii n of its spite against
NJ Clellan hy putting him on retired pay.
Butler, who is now stamping Penn. VI
wanna for the Republican ticket, Ere
mont, unuter and other Msj r Generals
who are sound on the negro, draw full
pay and Ta,ions. M tr~ ~ .sr
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-25

WILCOX &ClBBJ'
> = w In q m ACnlNE.
Price, with nfmmer Z Teller. $40
THE wilcox A8fBBs SEWING MACHINE
Is the best machine wts,~s reg ard to price. fce
Fasssily sewing, =
Braihing,
1lclnsminx,
Telling.
Tncking,
COra1iux.

NOGOo0Es
warranted not - rip IN wear. even If tho seam h
cut a. frequent intervals nd also under All r;,~
cumstanccs ITO survive tho wash tub"
a pa'eatei dcvics Of Z cst utility to learners.
Prev nss the possibility 81 the machine being nm
in the wrong direct on or the balance hal
wearing q iaiy's dress
Ano her fea' ure which deserve, partirular a..
tention is the Wilcox Patent Needle, which can.
not oe Sc. vrong.
i,is enphsticsllv the god low-p,iced family
sewing IN chine that the public have long oeen
wanting for. Rossen 7rnn.c-,pt.
Ills indeed wonderful production an for fam.
Nv US. es ociaiiv no other ~ bear any compar
IL y with i : mi. Es.ning .jonrn.l
rncchasinu ~pnder.--.> ri.. fifc Ame, icap
Among the best and most serveeatIe a. wing
machiees. Light and elegantly finished and 20
simple IN its construction thst IL seeDs almost
inp'ss'he for it to get out 0. repair = PittsIuro
CAr4n,eie
Has combined with its own peculiar merits al
The realiy vauablc Improvements of tho higher
prices michines. Penn. yfrsnian.
This mfchne in the npihivn Of tho committee
fills more neatly the requirements &c \ p>rfec ma
chine ihsn ny on exhibtion.-frankiin .nsts,nss
Rcpot Of laSs
Taking info consideration simplicity .ches pne,s.
dur'oi'i'y and ooing all vol the commi,,ee sere
unanimously in faver Of the Wiico. 4 Gibbs n
single thrcan machine - P,nns,iransa SAFE 40.
fictttnrak .ocie.y'S Report
We INST ID Justice express ronf encc In IN q
merits OF the Wilcox Gibhs sewing machine -
We consider thata great dtsiie'.tnm has been
Implied by i in proving beyond doubt thst two
threaos are not, NJ was supresed necessary to 4
gond MACH ne.- Chri,tian Adroeate and journal
June 81. 1860.
After much wear and many vashings tho
stitching Is found to retain ell the ropndness
eveGncss aud hrmness which are so much admiral
at iifst.--Aer Iork SIN,
IN princi,leit is perfect -Engineer Lnaon.
las dent nints ofsupervrity over n others.
MitaR.ijhtn Press.
servi cable machine. or this we have OK
rcrierce in onr own family Bostoa 1rareler.
The he}uty and siwrl city OF it's mechanism
| are ad,nirable.- Er1rea
Hesewiur me.hioe heretofore introduced has
in $, short ,me aequi' I'd such well meritcd pop
uiartv. CiaciYraTi Gf-etie.
We esteem il the best M inc for far ily nse-
1he stitch Is n0erception -.Sgnsd By many hun
d,ej cittscns II Fh.,deipiia
s4y-Send for n ircuinr. -AEl
JANIS WILCOX, Mauuf cturer.
fr8 DIFF SOS Broadway, Y.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-25
That's. the Question !!

vyyUsRE DO You GET YOUR G ZEN
w Groceries? Patterson 4 70. mans keep
the bsst rio Plant, Asparagus. Ietsuce. tow \.
and they sell Eag, Buster. Fresh Lake An River
Fish, Cheese Ciisr, -ugar, Potatcs and Ap
nles Call there whom you want the be It art !.
8 Sc the chsapest prices. Brady III - t, rexf
. ptannefl ReeA Rhvs. ~ ~
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-25

writer VITO is evidently capable of
knowing Of what he speaks, says there
e not an iron vessel IN the British or
French navies whose plating can resist
The shot ct our large Parrot guns, at !
modeeate distance. $ a =
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-25

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Our LETTER A FAMILY SEWING MA
CtINE is ia gaining w.rli-wide reputation
Ii is beyond doubt the hest and cheapest md
most beautiful of ali Family $ wing Machines
vet offered % the public. NJ other Family Sew
ing Machine has many useful appliances for
Hcmmins. binding, Telling, Tucking. Gathering,
Guagiug, Bra;ding, Embroidering, Cording. AID
soforth No other family sewing machine has SO
mu,h capacity for great variety work. 1t
will sew all kinds Of 9th , ard with all kip1s Of
thread Great and rec Mt Improvements nske
our Family SEWN, Machine most reliable, and
mos, durable and IN ,st certain in action at all
RI cs of speed. 1t pakes TIE nterlocked stitch,
which il the best known. Any one, even of tho
ordinary capac,ty. can see, at glance, how to
the letter Fsmiy Sewing Nd hine Our Fam.
y Sewing ,chines are finished in chaste and
| exquisite s'yin.
he Fol ing Ease Of the Family Machine is a
piece cunning workna nship Of the most useful
Kind. l. protects the machine when net in use
and when about to be operated may be opened as
spacious AMI SUBSTANTIAL table 10 sust,in tho
VOLS. " nil. sou.e of the Gases, made ont Of the
Oh oicest woods. are flashed il the simplest and
chnstes, manner posi-. lie, others al,rnei and
cm5e.ished the mos; costly and superb manner
It's ABSOLUTELY necessary to see tho Family
Machine in operation, a to Judge OF it's great
| capacity AMI beauty. It's fast becoming as pop
ular for miiy sowing MANN fac tur ing In a.
| chine. are .or manufacturing purposes.
The Bran h Ofi,e are ali well supplied with
silk twis:, thread, needles oil, &C, Of tho best
quality.
eIsI for PAMPHIFT.
T L slNGai. nAnUFACTURING COMPANY.
ass b oaiwav. NJ
n" Chicago offlcs. so Clark Street
+ kRA5SE,
jy23- '6m Agent in Davenport
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-25

Total. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 50! vi AZ 20
The prices annexed do not incllde
the COL Of transpor'atlon from the poi Is
At which thee supplies were purchased
The amount in contrast with that pro-
viied fra snall family seems almost
fab lous.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-25

A CLEvER lllr.- We fad the follow
ing in the Landon Daily Nems OF the
9th Inst:
"slR: We are at war with the New
Ze.landcrs-ae for empi,e-they fur m
dependence.
"Nhat il President Lincoln recog-
nize their heligerent hs?-and what
New Yo'k capitalists take a New
ZeNi nd lo,n-and Il an Amerqcan lard
furnish New ZEALAND Alabama, to be-
COMMISSIONED hy Maori lie tenant a,
maaped BY British sesmen frem the na-
VI jeserye, aud 30 onl Why not and
what thenl
daIses 81 an. SIR, etc,
'.NEMEsI>."
This il email crumb tut John Boil
can aad y good deal of meat in it If be
ehootcs.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-25

Zscn. CnANpLER.-The Cleavand
Pisindsolsr qaotsa the fol'o.ihg OF dice
passages fsom ZACH Ghandler's speech
Ct, CIssslA and last week. 81
Ell al,aak God wo were defeated At
Bill Ran."
STAT meHtsll yon ~ sure ~. thatelis 4
God ID Heaveu and Devil in TELL il
YOU elsct vSnsnaigham Governor the
dat iii b three times as:gseat a. Il
"a, - foksefa bsdsiasnl siasr i1saissi seas-
- rsaIgi
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-25
TiiE GREAT

mother pscalarity of the Co npany is that their
l "a JAsTEe not ,niy jevot his time to the Sc
lecti ~ ther Teas NJ - quaiits, value and lar
icnI-r styles FIR particular loentrea Of the cnun-
try, bm he hfps III. Luy1r 10 cLoose ont nj their en-
.rmo"r so- K .nct Tar bta n@opted to MS
7a"ts. and not only this but points out to him the
best barg rms.
II il easy 10 SEQ the in .icniaL,s advantage n
Tea Buyer has in this estatlisi mont over all
others.
If he is NJ jedge Of Tea or the Market, If his
time Is valuable he has al The benefits of we'll
organized yst.m e dorg 'usirets ~ an in n ems
capital Of the ind eu' ,f Professional Tea
faster and knowledge of superior sale smen.
This enables the Tea huycrs--no matter II
they are th,u~. of miles fr ~ Marle.-t, bur-
chase On US COED terms here the New Yor mer-
chants.
Parties can order Teas a, d will lie served Nv us
as well rs though - er h I'D C me ihemse'ves. be-
lag sure to ge' original packages, TIRE weights
and tates AID the To.s are warranted ms rarre-
scented
We isFue n Price List ~ tho Comrnry's Teas.
which will be sent 4 al! who order it o. m pri1ing
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-25

Sold by LORD Il SMITH. Wholesale Druggists,
90 l. Ike Street Chicago, general Wholesale agents
to whom orders may be addressed. ag7-dwly
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-03-26

4hs s3d acd 2:sA zessioas sf the bM wsss rsaS,
snd - reported IA The iii were read and passsd
without annaodneut
NJ Nos, of Ky r,,vsd {, strike out the word
re.usivs. In ths - h line Of tho 25:h section.
and insert thsfs.or tas words ias facis" and
70 ssiks ont the woris 'prima fsets svsdsues," n
the a5sh Nee. lag cd so.l
seetlen.
Tie 27'h eeetion q n as up Ia Il, order, NJ Ho,.
comb, Of VI eubm.t@d The fciloWfrR 70 ecma Ia
immedia:sy aftsr the 1854 ssss:en. and to 30 4.
hsrs1 :hS 31:h sec.!1c
"Mhsn tho hsld.r Of any cr.dlt ~lo. dn.y Il:
fh I'll be to Evs In the sane fer vsRA. n shali have
rsu ed 30 accept ocnfedsfRss Trsssury note dis.
ehksgs thsreof then s sush credis all b va,usd
"a parable In old an .t tas naars ct value
q goio N Vonisdsratj notes .. tie :sas CT the n
easement"
and 0oss. ana tas vote stood-ayes A. nssa 81
Hr. Rails, Of AIN, moved to recnaaid.r the vu;a
but the morton not prevail.
Ar. CLARK. Of Ga. sabnistsd an ausedmsnt, to
come IN After the tb3ve Rzrandr ent, ee folows /:
Tat ali asse,sGenss Of property, money, or
credits, shall be made according t9 xaeir vsiue in
Treasury no:es cf the Coafcdssste StstesD
-. As sobs isute for the amendpent OF Mr. Clarke,
M. Gray, CT TtxH, offered the following: And
thas the Property Of all otEe. pessonS who re.uxo
TO exchange saeir gold silver for Treasury no.ss
a. paz, or Who demand larger p,ioss In Tressury
notes TOR Preduss, nsl usasiursd goods, or other
property, than tastr m se: vaios IN SPECIE ehai
Also bs assessed cs the 1-kst va;us Of sueh gold
tss pHid % that vAustioo."
Ttis snhstitute was iaid on the taAls.
mosioa was shea maSe by Mr. HeL4au, Of n.
Q, 70 lEy the sment msnt Of Mr CLARK on ths e..
bic. but was lost
90 motion Of Ar Chsmblies, the words "or
credits N 4f. Ussks amendment, were stricken
out
cn motion Of Mr. Read. Of ~, the House i'd.
joufned.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-03-26

TH1 YANKEE IRIaH EoLDIERs-An Irish Legion
of the Yankee army are (or were latsly) exc naed
o. La 0rar g, Tennessee cns OF thsm thas wr!sss
to Northern Paper:
Yesterday We received Intelligence that tie CON.
Lna14er cs our corps 0sn s a. aurihut. had
issued an ordar forbidi37 the circulation If tbs
Chicago Tins II this dspartms H. and t.. day our
order In the Msmphis galletin Peo. cd Hurlbusl
He too. II seems, II taking to The srrp.eai q tie
press and The Suspension o: ths Aa5xas corpus ast
yea, evan 20 hs ID using Of proesna ios sas st
decisive PROOF Of loyalty to the scvssnnsnt ard at
the ssaas time Of military imbscility) ard hs v.
ferns these acts with - raueh sr1ee, and c. nnsh
apparent p.easuTe, ~ 10 would the emptysrg CT Q
hostile OF aA Bourbon" or ths IA. cst.ng of Q
essk Of ice Eaias from thA see al Peor old nssro
wafshiper! with hin ths pen Is truly usgnaer
tasa TIE sword; for. whrs h,s sword ,uld nsver
do, bsboio his psn hss accomplished. Don't thixk
hard Of him, xf. Aditos Hs u 0 lily angling for
abeaian tase., .nd who weala ssvv ai God
kucws woritn't. frrgiva him "a, hs kno NJ not
what hs does"
Dou.tisss many Of yo1r readers would liko 70
know how :ee Legion II wsAtserIog tie storm -
We had pretty rough tmss f,r awhile after coming
and Il w had not III 20 many AIoi icnisss bsSsnd
Us In ulncis wc Wou d be sAtiehsd. Dnt sntho.
sisrn s 9ans. Loyal aud true tho soldiers Of the
s0sh snrssy a.s; thsy lcvs ths lAa1 wh.sh gave
.h .hs.a ssfuzs When opIs:s:@'oa @ drove tase f.on
.cans.i.rsion and the laws wasLs . man rsnales,
they 10 not love the negro. They do rot consider
him "a equal although csrtaia laWs % 4asSaehu.
ssts Obs stats ths. did rot fl her euota) assiass
swsd lnso this wAr undes faLs processes, .
thss nesss snllstod 10 fkee aiaves oIill tAay oao
los a ana ohedisnt. Tksy lsve thsie ealxe tAsy
love shste bid, aaahing ssoset ~ hsasts1 uetoas
ss ss = ss ss.y s, . hs,. s. S.
ear.esH, ahd al they Sak =. that a. shsy are M
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-03-26
An CsFoRSUdaTR xARsIAGR We hnd the
following In q recent number of tbs Port Hudson

An CsFoRSUdATR MARRIAGE -We ind the
following In q recent number OF tbs Port Hudson
Ga Ntsos:
paragraph spp.a,ed In our las. psrer stating
that sra Harris, II Ekirwith's iAcding, hsd mar.
riea the Gsps,i1 Of the osssu Of the West. the
Ispart Ia trno, As We have II from ons who knows.
Il is LADY was foc long timo . resident OF the
psriAh Of Pciate Coupse-hss father, q K Moss,
being large sugar plaatsr On the Ba5 on fordoche
Her marriage with The Yankee ofaasr was sorns-
what ronaut'c. It seems tha: while tho Teds,sia
vera sta4i med around her houss at Ehipwi ith =
iandhg, dfi salty occurred auong them, and
hearing the disturbance Are. II. want out to $50
what wgs the mater. In the m.ies Gre OF the
muskets went Il and the ball passed through TIE
iafy's arm, woandiny her severely. As no ply
sinisa was to be fornd 10 tho ne.gAbothood, Mrs
Harris wss taken On board tho II tho guntos.s
for treatment. Thsrs shs met Ospt Sunisau.
whom see afterwards m I-risd. Hef mstrlmox isi
blihs. however, was not of long duration Heaven
Tefdsea 10 aIai'e upou such union Of discosdant
elements. In the aSht with the Q ieen," the Csp-
tain ard husband Of Mrs. Harris was among tue
8: Killed. AMI now shs is . widow ou,s more,
,psrhars to tscome Tho wife Of another Yankee
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-03-26

Nov Ia STOLE AID FOB sALE-As No.
IN Is Main ssfsss,
TOGO .es. good N kirg Tohtc,o, n bsyrsls.
400 !bs. 1easita Smoking Tobacco, II ID. hAlea
SO .hA Gold Duss Smoking Tobacco.
800 lbs. Kflkinics d1 Do
SEQ ibs phyr Prd do DO
2f0l Ans Cubs Glilf 8eGar4
bseeo.
coaesatssasd I.7s.
uWen.e Coffee.
300 white knyeloDea
50 rsams Writing fspss.
100 l64 Hlaek Thread
80 cos C0ass' sI1 ettse srool Uoston.
eo gran Bone suspsndsr Hnitena.
100 pseka p.ns.
80 1bs Shoe Thread
900 dA1k Military sllssA
- 1ssikh Army Caps
100 paiss Mans' Haimsrul ahnea
40 eslss Msaa' Dress md OevaleY peeoo
~ aaiss Wcnsasf nofoceo noois.
- pals Wunsaf kass&e Qal.enA
..eA. " = H0ax
E01A 01Ax 6H661Nski|Ss-S5S - 5ssS
Il - lEn1nl
Il ! -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-03-26

kaycT's Count, Hedaesidy, March 2 III -E.e-
eorde, Jsmss 4. Caskis ac.cd ir tas aoaenes of
he kayrF &C day.
John Finn wAs eirsigned ca taa con,pllins Of
hieLoss Carroll, who charged knn w th assau.. iny
bis person ana tt.ea'e1ag n continuation OF the
same sors of treatment sicu was r.QuTe6 II
iig .hs examination that Carroll had violated the
law fvsbdains tie sale OF Intoxicating liquor with,
cat icen.s and for ths Cffsnes AZ Recorder
lasd ham ESQ, and 1ire3 him to give $500 sss1.
ri.T 10 bs OF good behavior.
., rem knowo 0spt Frank Iivtr geson We,
a-csigpsd, charged ~ith b.siuicg gold watch by
f.,as rro-enc'z q from one tits pegEo vsits.s g.
,ts lou nb.an i.vern. us. angel. clerk OF the
Columbian, sest6 ID nat the negro let LivirRs: on
hsy. tls watch she represer taion that hs was
ing 70 vsi. ai,Sy. Mr. Jes Whi'e bcipp introduced
witness Oh beh the Common wealth tcetih I'd
that Livingston had pswred she watch with him
for q loan OF $3.50 and that shortly atsr It passe ed
into his possession te learned how Livingston
esme IL Possession Of it, and tae application f
TIE ow@er be had restored the tin piece to hn
The charge OF false prsieacs /. obt aiming the
watch ~as di.u.s3sd; bat on fill g to Rivo S5
security for his good behavior, Livingston was
committed t. the O ~ jail. The original charge cn
which Livingston Wal arrested. v.x: --obts iGiog
undorm Goa. from E Fl Ivory by i.Iss prsterces-
ws rot called up Il sFpesrst that, lixe mary
o:aers hs hsd OILY got the csAi tick, and DAD
not nterd to pay for it. Tie charge OF falEe pre-
tsnc. In this case was also Am!ssA6.
Three young U.en. wao h%d gotten drunk ard
bhsved disosd rig as the The atre were each sod
La
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-03-26
yOIITIStL PRISONERS.

We understand tha. an arrangement hes hsen
tEsc.et bssws.n our owa Snd the Oommissio,er
Of h. Northern aovernnsat by wh,c, ail political
yisore-s wAo Fave heretoSers bee, permitted to
nara to .hsiE homss GA p1zeis ere to be reg gsrdsd
o regularly exchanged. This arrangement vii,
u crafty snS to large number o; prisoners Gt,s
sksa who hkvs been copaitionally re.eased. and
xsehsve been sent home to secure th,ir OWE sx
Sarge, or paro!sd 30 return North i, a .pe:iee d
ia. All tia e!ss are now Internationally 70.
hsvsa from :he provisions of ,ha,r pssoIs.