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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-02

uARpsR yoR FgB.uARY.-Go to Starr
for Il. This ssahsr 10 highly Interesting. ss'
.hosld bs tskss BY every fs@ily.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-02
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A. the residence of tho bside's father, neas
summit Church. Jan ~. is03, BY Rev. A. shaw.
Mr.. aAMU.L Mo- DWELL, u altoona, Pa, snd
Miss AMY TIA YOCUM, ~ Scott Go. loss.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-02

MAswrA0x No1icE..-Wc wish our
young irisnds who get married would Oadsr
sand ,ha. ve c.noot sG ,rd 10 psbiiss the
"asrrisss oo,iees" without pay. NJ young
M. Of proper spirit Who feels - isnsd vii
ME bsrvsin. ever ssks ths. grs,uity. tut psy'
~ though he O Esdsrsd that hs he'd go
.o,ns' hing ~orth paying Tor. A g'n'lsms'
osc.ms quite ~ss.hy 10 Sur Office on ss,Srds,
tnsrnirg I~causs - shs,g-d htD Tor ls,i,ur
The people know he had go, ~ii.. The pre-.
n.L.l'.y 10 Ihst he thought he hsd raid nor
th.n the ssq qais,,ioa sss worth vhss he paid
80 officiating clergy man Very likely. No.
let Il be u, dsss'ood that 90 co shsres io'
these poticss. Il Il Only . "qnsstsr. W.
ho,s ihst ,h- clergy viii b.sr shis 10 mind
aud sss.ss oil b.idsgrooa.s 10 shs s"osDt O
their own sud pri tsrs lees. LIT 40 mole
nym.nisl deed bsa l." seLd ,hsir SS.isss shi'
ssy.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-02

TVS Clinton Usr01 states that L.
Col Aasill. Esd A.jor Clark of he Ssh toss
hsvs bsss ssstsrsd 10 lhsis former pesiti.sss
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-02

Phenix Insurance Company Of Hart
ford ssssts. let Nay. 1864. e6s7 .xs0 eS lie
b,litiss. t9l 500. Hxnsy b. HossnAn. Agt.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-02

SaILgy's ALE.-for the lsogth oi
ttWs tns beverage kss been bsisrs shs pub ic
- think i hss ssiUsd rerusstsSs tos sxs !.
,-rss unsurpassed by ssy ~ the u's'kss. nr
,hii~y he "sds u . point u nay a's sud'v'
led PsrsSssi sstsatsoa ~ lie mso0i scsass. aud
'h-r.f.vs know 'U the k'od " ga article b.
70 tsruishiug bic casioUsrs. Tie hes thus isi
been unsbl. 70 suppiy the dsma1d ivr bic ale
bu, h-rssf ~ orders vii b 6,lrd promptly
see Tie esrd 10 snotnsr co'uma.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-02

LOOK OUr.-Frsday evening come &C.
i've r..c i entered the sssss Vi Ne. JoDss ~
s.sond s,rsst snd carried III sv0 jsrs VI 6"s
casdy Mr. Jones hssrd tbs .eli0s vhss i.s
opened the outside door. ~ h fore 10 eOu d
e, dsvn s,.lss the i.ilvw hsd Il sds his ssssl -
silh the plsndsr. lhis 10 the second time.
s,,h,n . short psrio1 that the sAms es.sb.
.ishmeut be met vith loss BY thieves.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-02
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MllirARY MsN, ArrrKrion.-f you
sish tor U"ii"rn d foil sqaip0ssta ssil %
2. r. Erskiss, Nickolls' Block.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-02

TnE 6rm CAvALxY.-rwo batt tali0ns
u The Oh lsss Cave ~ vsrs mustered in.s
he service Of the Uoitsd S.s.ss % Saturday
shsraoos. 1be ss@psu.s have not been IL =
tered yet. but - s.ia that Capt. Johs 0a'lisso
use cospsDy A. 6rss battalion Tue 1hi'
Bs',slion viil Be nu.t-rsd 10 to.dsy. Oh IN
The entire regiment wili b. paid III.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-02

d. W. VAN EvxsA, broker, buys and
sslis United States Vouchers. State. Cosssy
Aod City Warrants, nsgo,iAtes loans. psys
taxss. s.s. Ofiss, 81 door bsIov Poet office.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-02

Nkw MAcHixE.-Wiils;ts hiss provi-
dsd himself With nsv 0u.e boz. which ~
believe possesses the virtues oS @akiag much
sss nsiss. snd being 10 very good tass.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-02

SPECIAL J8AIN.-If. TrosD toctuses
- Tvsscsy svsssSg. and ssli hsss gcsd -.
d,ssss. Tickets have s''d very readily. sd
ally fss reserved sssis ere sefs. Ne. biIi
sishes IL understood .hst eli The sssts 10 = .
hos.s ere gssd. nsny Of ,hsss 10 the body
u The house are just % good - b ieesy sssss
rAs ssopls sdvssssss u sssssssS shssts u
hat ess sas hsve hts ssse and bic seopssv.
sod . sssussd ei bic ssst wishsss gsiog ssr.
y 70 ssssss u.
Ns ses sb,s - . sesoss shss Nssses. Asl-
.sesss. L-ss 4 Dsasstsss. sslsAssesd ss0.
pssy. hsvs ssesgsn shs usasspsastss H.ll 10,
.Asss rsstsensssxs-Fsbss.sy lssh. i7sh ssl
ioeh.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-02

--LATEST NEws.- Daily Chicago 7imes
and 1Si6sss. Nss York Xrsid. Times. aS.i
7tib .ms for sale. and sLbssrip ptions received -
5,srt's. Sss,sd street. and - The Post othes
nsvo dspot.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-02

ON this (Monday) night the Sons Of
Temp. renee. bslssy,ny ~ ,hs d'i.rsat ss"pn.
~ ssy officers snd s.id,~rs vho sish 70 jo,n
sbis divislos. ssgslbss viIh ths Ctissrs Vt 10 .
..ivisies. vill h.vs the sss VI ,hs HILL. Is 10
ped thsrs vill BE- . full ss,sudsass Of old
.smbsss. sod ssud,dssss Tor sdss,ssiSn.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-02

New FAIR 6aouHps.-lsy reference
- sss proceedings of the executive Board Of ,hs
scott County Agricultural society. Il stll be
seen that . M nsnt IL on foot Tor the puressss
ofsssf.ir Groands Tor The Society. Il 10 veil To
look Into this mst'er. The lsAss u .hs prssen,
grounds expires next year - believe. and II
s no, likely that they can be hai mach long.
e without pLrshsss. The price Of the
gsouud.-or thst part of them belonging 10
sns l. CIairs estate. 10 81 1000 Add 20 tLis the
price of The lots belonging TO other psrttss. ~.
elsdsd 10 the grounts. and ths sum would
probably be increased two thoassad dolls,s
more. Mr. Noel .fra . very eligible W.s,.
CON rising 30 scrss Tor u 300. Perhaps there
are other parties vho have property 10 die
pose of che vili esaf.r With the committee
before Il reports. We believe the Socist,
shsil pa, ehsss groands. aud own them. Nor.
. smsss.t imrsovsmsots sss thsO Ls msds.
aud the ssrplus tusds Of The estate can be used
10 soms nett advantage.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-02

A BIT OF Muss. "A party OF sol-
deere esms down town Fr,dsy evening 10
4asst Of certain iadiviivAls implisstssd 10 do
,uy one Of their co~rsds OUT Of his .o,srssst.
soo,s soi vstsh. C.rpa'sos Jsrry Ensrson
sssiuy expressed hinssif IN tsrms Gos aite.
gather t. thsir liking. the boys went 10 on
,,u. sud gave him ~ sHessdingly rough
aanLliog. We bsiisvs the parties vho wsss
uppossd 10 have fleece the soldier sesd aol
b. found. They would have had . Lively Ii. us
4 the soldiers had soma ss.o.s them.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-02

DUHrIu UDOUsG.
~ DsvsaDssl IsWs. asS
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-02

a PER CENT COMMISSION ALLOWED on
Z svms ot s25 70 Si0o, and ~ oc sans Of I. 90
.ud upwards, rsyable IN s'smps.
COLeIN / now,
Room !, Sicbells' nlock.
ian q. .d3t DA' snGost.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-02

AusTxR DAT PARApE.- Saturday last
bsisG the Siss cf J.susry the recruits ssd
- disrs st Camp MsClsllsn wsre muster, d
aud placed apcs ,hs r.gimsetsi descriptive
solls preparatory 70 bslos issssrdsd to Dixie.
there ~srs bssssss tve and three huodrsd
sso 10 liee. Afer osst.rIns. the battalion
marking ,l~s' (kuspsacks ssd hsvsrsacks
pssesd) esms dosa town. sseompssisd BY
the s1ssllsat martial hsud attached to Camp
Mcclellan. end p'ts ed .hssasb come VI the
principal strests 10 the vacar. gro1nds ia The
western part Of the city. whore they Ger. put
through the dsill BY Capt La,iss. poe, CON.
@ssdA.t. sf.sr which. BY iosiissi"a u Peter
L's'is. l. q . The battalion parto L of refresh
rsD,s Tss Camp Mcclellan GI.s Cub then
favored the crowd ofso!dt 70 ssd ei,iasns With
sons sxasll-ss vocal music. and tho lire oi
march wss taken up fsr camp. The parade
sss sitoss'si ~ . lsrgs number Of ei,issps
including assy from the country whom the
Spriag like weather had brough, 10 tows. ac-
sonpsni.d by thsis wives .ni children. A..
asusl. the dr,ii Of the battalion %. wost 81
esllsn.-sueh - Cap.sia Llstisr alsays hss
9th his boys We understand that mos, o,
the men Gu carsds vill ks forwsrdsd 10 Dia,.
this week, the 6ist ds,seLnsnt leaving thu
(Mopds, mo rn,ng via LsssIls end H. Lon's
Although reef stsing 10 not % Lr.st - ioros'.
". quite . Dumbsr si sscssiis ere received
weekly .. Post Mcclellan. ths recruiting rem
jesvous Of the state.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-02

TnE BsIeoE CAsx.-Ths telegraph
{ fss'urdAy announced the. the dssisiss of The
U0iisd states District Court ie The Railroad
Bfidys ssss hsd bssa revoked. This voslJ
nave bs~a tsts0saat " . dseision 10 favor
VI ID. Bridge Oo~pAoy but . private die
ps,sa to Sspssio.ssdsst K,~bslI ssys that
.hs dsslsios reqaisss shs rsn0vsl Of three
.isrs on The Isss sids-s!l th asvss asksd Tor
by shs prosssstisa. We shall vAit unGl ve
sear aoss pars'eu'sss reg.rdice the dssisios
bslvss vs nsks ssy tstssdsd eeonssts spos
The 0sttsr.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-11-07

The following pleasant little story is takeI
from an old paper, but It is not out Of time
On the whole pleasant traits and incidents ar
aos common N cars, 1 think. Tins opiniea
explained to my friend Sommers the other day
In reply to my remark he related q htlle advan
tHTa which, as it is spropos, sRd moreover IL
wolves little love and sentiment, giya il with
ont apology, in his own words It appears that
in the most unlikely places love sHd sentiment
may be discovered.
I was eseorti1g home The lovely Charlotts
D, to whom l Wss 1t that time quite devo
ted Ws got into ons Of tho crowded avenue
cars. Charlotte could scarcely and room 20
spToad her orinoiins eHd arrange her vOlu-nnous
a0URcssi l stood up near her, there being GO
VsosBt saat.
After few minutes there eame ia I poor
woman who deposited a bs ket Of clothes on s
PLATFORM and held in her arms & child, Whi.o @
htlls girl hung on her dress Sne looked trad
and WesTY, but Ehare was ne vacant scat; 70 be
sure, Charlotte might have condensed her
foUnses, but she did not. Bsids her however,
sat a very lovely and elegant youag woman,
who seemed trying, BY moving dowR clesa to
others, to make space enough for the stranger be
tween herself and Miss D. At last she sue
coeded, and, with the sweetest blush ever sa7-,
sbs invited the Poor, bur3oned female to ba
seated Charlotte D. Grew her draDerY
around her, and blush8d gt sli, and sac look an.
nOysd At ths proximity Of tho newcomer, who
Was, however, clean and dscsntly though ihinly
clad.
Tbs unknown lady drew the little girl upon
her lap, and wrapped her velvet mantle around
ber small, hAlf-elad form, and put her mRf s7ar
the halEtrozen little bus hands.
So great was the crowd that alone seemed
10 observe. Ths child shigeFsdi ths kssn wind
from the door blew apen its unprotected neck
saw the youEg lady quietly draw from uGdar
her shawl httle crimson WOODEN shsWl, which
she softly put on the shoulders Of the little one.
The mother locked on wish continued wonder
A tier short time she rose to leave tie car. and
would haVa removed the shawl bus the uu-
known gently whispered "No, keep it fer her. -
The wcman did net answer, the conductor hur-
ried her cut, but her eyes swan IN tears, sgbiob
No enc saw but me, noticed her Is she de-
cended to q basement and hastily marked the
h0ass.
Sson after, my UnkRowa also arose % depart.
I was 10 despair, for I wanted 30 follow aad dis
coVer her residence, but could not Leave N ss
-
How glad then, was 1 to see her bowing as
she passed mRtual acquaintance who stood in
the doorway From hin ere many minutes
had lea NED her name and address
To shorten the story IS much IS possible, tho
| lady is my wife. In the small incident which
inIoduesd uae to her she showed heT real char
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-11-07
Gen. seess-mLs s.s.s EEsras.

The veteran hero'' Of But RIM, Gen. Win
feid Scott, has returned % New York and taken
rooms at Delmonieos The New York papers
say great many of she personal admirers OF the
venerable humbug have called 70 "hsvs a shake
of the distinguished old soldiers hand" A "Ber-
souai sdmirer,' connected with the Now York
Times, called, and prints the important resglls
of Inc visit:
Hs was cordially welcomed by the geuersl,
whom he found enjoying The society OF two lads.
his grandchildren. The veteran is pleased 10
see bis friends, bas the necessity and pTopieiy
OF not masking visits too long VIII suggest them
selves As 70 bis spirits they are -ezealleut, and
bis feelings cordial aad hearty ss ever. His
health is what he terms good, though he suffers
from aB affection of tha spine, which prevents
him from walking as mech ss he would wish I;
SAL he generally walks to his churchand takes
some moderate Sssslls. Ha remarked:
81 an now gong up 70 iourscOTe years,
longer period than the Great Disposer Of events
permits many men to live, yst praise Him that
still my mental faculties are uuimpairsd and
that they ars az vigorous as ever. 1 just had
visit from friend hcsry-Headed ike myself and
NY senior Ia years; yet ne and I WeTo con-
versiDg upon matters that occurred forty and
ffty years ago--matteTs which as vivid to
my memory nov as at the period they happened.
True it il that old age viii shaAs tAe best Of
iu6ui 0UL W1en young ulsll 4 WAS very Strong
and possessed Of an excsllant constitution. Be
sides these, 1 was of very determined resOiU-
ten"
The general is most sBrupulou5 in attendance
at church, and is close and constant student of
the Word OF God his reverence for and grBii-
tude 10 his Greater Is one Of the many marked
characteristics of the venerable chieftsin. he
expects 10 remain in the city during the winter,
sud his apartments are arranged with that view.
As ne has been all his life he is BOW, an sEfly
riser, his breakfast hour being eight. After this
he drives ont; writes and reads; a short nap
during the day and be re5ires at 10 o'clock.
0n the subject of the war the general is rsti-
csRs. It gives him pain. To 9 question in rs-
gard 70 it he shook his head, replying, That b
a matter do not talk upOB; it Is a subject for
others to discuss, snd not for mo TO dwell upon
in my old age Il is in others hands, and must
now engage the attention OF other heads"
When ms carriage awaits him at Dsimonico'7,
and It is EBswB to be G5u. Scots, 8 crowd Of
persons, anxious 20 have glance at the esteem
cd aud respected veteran, gather around it. lie
is most courteous, and has a kind How do you
dof' for all.
il may De stated in this connection that the
general is understood 10 hsvo been dey0ting q
very lsTgs portion CT his time for S long whils
past to writing; the subject Of bis labor is not
definitely known, but if the result is loT the
world it viii be one Of greatest valus and i'm
D0rtsnee, and also DE another monument to ons
OF the greatest and most successful warriors Of
the ago in which he lives.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-11-07
spsoadto -be Mobile R g.s.er.l

MAR ByHAIIA, Nov. 2. via SEEAT0BIA, Nov.
3-N-r1hern dates of O15ober 81 sra received
Tie E-E1Eis BHilstia OF tas Z9.h contains e
e-7r=E Eg0- isuce Of Gen JsH ThnHnBsou. the U.
s W& D.paT me-l sad Brute Batter General
Ih-mpsln Las been psrcisd, az The intarcessi0n
IT Bz-l=r, in cCgsjjeraticn Of the e0Urtasy rx-
tended 20 wounded Cfficers cf Buffers staff By
hin wnls c3rusud;rg near New O-ieaus.
George -. E.entGs received permission %
prHscuG lne general with five gallons Of WHISKY,
which ha 5hought would be more acceptable
then iha ro'a
TIE Missouri Democrat cf The Both. contains
q Wzstirrt-H dispatch cf the % b, which says:
"-c-Cr RsUcr0 today, accompanied by the
Sce-et4-y rf jtste, called On the President His
5-=CsusIs's were received IS envoy Cxtrs0rdi-
7zFy and minister pisnigC.eutaEy Of the Jusggz
5-T5ruusns Of Mexico"
A specizi 5is1ss.h 70 the New York Times
fro1 Chattanooga, Oct. p, via Nashville . b.
ssyE; Unreliable intelligence has been received
that Lor gsIees is MOVING up the Tennessee
river With tte intention Of operating Seainst
BuT-s.3a, ard it Is believed tsss Eweil is nov
ng On East Tennessee By Sysy Of Lyuchhurg,
with he ssme purpose.
"Gsa. GrEresr succeeds Thomas, command
ing she ID army corps, to-dsy"
AEolLfT ChGharoGga disps ch, dated 24-h, via
Nashville, 2S.h, says: "Ihe enemy's sctions
Ddieste thst Bragg is moving large force CT
ClsveiGrd, Tennessee, with the intention cf
breaking cur lines In that direction. L is gem
era IV believed that the movement Is cc-operated
~ By q portion of Lees army moving via
LyUchhurg and Bristol, with an intention 20
i-ivs Burnside cut Of TsuHessee, faux the
Ulion amy snd compel IL to retire frcm Chat
ts1c1gG'
The steiner Germania, from Hamburg, Oct
2is-, las srrivei.
The Alabama. Georgia and Tuscaloosa, con-
-inus cruising r e he CsPe Of Good Hope. They
have captured many Prizes.
The Vanderbilt had arrived St the CAGE in
pursuit Of tie Alabsma
Gen Chalmers is On anctber rampage isto
North hlississ ppi. FIDEr.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-11-07
PedernI RuId on rhs GRIf Cenr,.

Eer OElsEs8s Correspondence New York Feraid
NEW ORLEANS, October Is, 1868 -Iaf0r-
nation having reached our EaVal authorities thst
lhs rebels had rugged up some cOntrivanes for
making salt IN the vicinity Of Point Clear ia tbs
Mississippi sound near ST. Jaseph's island, the
steamer Commodore aBd the yacht Corypheus
we're sent to look after them. They left The an
chorsge IN the lake and sailed past Fort Pike,
where they were furnished with detachment OF
soldiers. The party, oa landing, found an estsb
lishment where three men we're engaged in
c0iling 5slt 10 sR cid steamboat boiler SET upon
bricks. About ten bushels only Of SAT- were On
hand, the Tsst having been transported away as
fast Gs it was made. The works and tbs re-
maini8g salt were destroyed. About two miles
further down the coest they found more ezten-
5ive factory, capable Of turning out thirty bush
els a day Il was also destroyed. No rebel
force showed itself TO the expedition.
On returning they picked up 3 small ssilboas,
bearing 8 dag Of truce. The rebel officer 10
charge said that be was the bearer of a message
from he commander ct Mobile 10 the general
commanding At New 0FesDs, on the subject Of
the treatment and exchange Of prisoners. As
he had nc, reported to the officer st Snip island,
be Was ordered to follow the two United States
vessels TO that place and do so. Hs showed
written Instructions in eorroboFatiOn OF what he
stated; bus there were some rather suspicious
circumstances connected with the meedng OF
this boat, which will probably be evoked By the
proper authorities.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-11-07

The Richmond ELaminsr Of the I INST says:
The eamgsign 10 Northern Virginia il, per-
hsps, over for sbs season. Some partial affairs,
SURPRISES CT winter quarters, or c0m5as IN
which an unwary division viii be routed or de-
atr0ysd, may break The m0notony Of the coming
raoBths. Bat tbs time is near when an advance
10 f0ycs will 0e an Idle and TG8tsiUl undefEsk-
ing for either party.
But while il is inpessibls that extensive or
decisive movements will again attract attention
to The old theater Of action N Northern Virginia
there are many and strong indications that the
enemy viii make ooe more effort, even IN this
S az, before the cold weather and tie reiyn OF
mud sets il. The newspaper press Of the North,
which has been found, almost without al ex-
Z copEoH, te be 3 tTEs index Of the Intentions al
Washington, intimates that 8n attempt will very
1 shGTlY be made on Richmond from the James.
/ Il Is supposed sbat an army may be collected
/ from North Carolina Norfolk, the Peninsula,
and other neighboring departments, sufficiently
| strong &c ovsrwhelm the gsrrison Of Richmond
/ before the arrival Of reintOTcoments, II thrswn
/ suadeniy upon the place by a Decentralization
I from Hars0n'5 landing. Is is EASY for as 10
sss The reasons, though II is unnecessary 70 a,-
/ tail them bers, why such an enterprise ,.-4-3
surely prove an a2ortsn.
I Bot while some coEp-ds vain on the james is
/ probable immediate action in Northern Georgia
Is certain. Grant hss bsen placed st the head Of
the strongest army Of the war, bscause pledged
/ % those offensive operations before which Rose
| efsns Tecoilcd Hs is iool-hsTdy BY nature, and
I rendered more arrogant By bis late desTly-Won,
/ bus much prizsd, successes in Mississippi, and
/ siu soon Tedeen MS pledge to bring on ight
J sba'syeT tee result.
Z A victory and an advance into Georgia has
1 Become an inDsIi9ls necessity to Lincoln His
dances al this TINE depend o8 4h5 receipt oi
smother supply of cotton. If gsi0e5, as it may
81. should Grant pierce The heart Of Georgia
5oid viii fall gain; if he fails, this winter vii
witness the catastrophe Of Chase.
- Bsyard Taylor has a novel in press, in
New York, emitted Hannah ThUrSton"
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-11-07
RsdIeai German Uonvsatioa AZ Clsvsluss

The 6rss convention Of radical Germans
closed its session at Clsvelard On The 22d uif
The following P st-1rm Of orgaalzzti1n Was
adopted tie chief object Of which b Co work
conf iintlV with tbeiF fellow citizens VI Auariesn
descent, Of the same political c-sad, for the rcs -
z1ti3u Of the principles and measures aunscad g
Z. Integrity Of the C1i0l. aud suboriination
Of the several S-ates u-1-r tla s0VsTaiguty 0f
the people Of tH8 Unitad Safes.
2 UrcsldIti0lgi suppression Of the rsheii7en.
3 Abolition Of slavery in the tsritorT Of
the United States in the shortest way.
4. Rev aion Cf ihs Constitution "a taa zpi-it 5f
The Declaration OF I-densn'auee.
5 Treatment OF the rac0Hq1erei rsbsl Safes
as territories for the purpose of rscaustruction-
s. Csssion Of ths e9Hisested lands in -ths
spigit Of the homestead Bal. a5 Wsl as dona-
lion of portions of isnjs 10 lhs 5sfondess sf the
country, Of Whatever color, and to the h5srassd
slsvas.
7. Radiation Of ih5 E1nIoa locirins.
8. AlliaEes with European revolution sgainst
foreign intervention.
9. Protection Of lhs freedom Of ts8 press ana
speech sgainss military usurBstio1.
10. Estshlahmaut Of nasionsl military system
similar iG the Swiss system. Uuivorsal 0biQa-
i0u for military service,
"a. support Of saeh candidates f1r pubic r
fees as sEaud nearest 20 tae principles laid down
Ia his platform.
The convention represented fair snount Of
the best talent among the loyal 9srmaas Of tia
Union.