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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-08

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d March 81, 1868 I;
Jared with the eur,
,G CO IL the Provost
Congressional D'serls
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-08


He remembered The foryotten' wa
OeSut iaiiy sa'd OF Howard he phil H.
.n'oG's.. IL also apples to every ma,
VINO Drugs The aneioraiicns, comfort.
.ou enjoy m"n's Of lie within the of per-
sous s'd ca ses aho ar other sisc depr
- .. thNf ad.a t.ges. E.peci.le
may II be sad OF INN who lab,ur,ousl.
seeks eno fiads new means O. prese,v,ro
nesNn' the poor man'- capital and III,
Iscn mans pc ser. We think ,h,s -,
ioz.nm prope y applied 10 J.C. A.,
OF Lowell, the Renowned che ist al NJ,
Ecgl4nd who spurnng the t,odae
p tbs of fame, devotes his entire sbiL
ties and requirements to the discover,
q N 1ure's most efectnal remedies 70,
d ssase. When the hidden blessing b..
bees discovered. bs pre- ceeds to suppl,
il to al men alike through our drugg q !
ut suoh low prices that rich and poo,
r aya Al he enjoy its benefi,s.-Jourxsl
and E;sqSivw, Abrslosd, NJ.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-08

aIling cot the Matt
e purposes" appr
copied from and q
'llment on Ole 10
Marshal of the Secs
! in the State Of loa
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-08
Ctyrrt RstEAi1S.

The GAZETTE, we should jua &c from
it, rem .rks upon the speech OF Judge
Duy, delivered before domoc'a''c
me, tug at LoClaire Hall, in this c ty,
on Saturday night, has a very accom-
modaling definition Of the word, Cop
perh ad.
Tue position taken ty the Judge was
tha, the democratic patty was III iaSo
of the pro.ecnt on Of this war, nts oh'y
with that dsgree Of v'gor exaibited os
this administration, bnt hundred mes
m re- vigorously would he have had u
rrosecu,ed bat he would have al ,nis
v;ror exercised for the sole purpose q
restcr;uy the Uuion. This Is "ha' III
Gozeue. in its r marks calls a "speeeh
OF the usual oppeIhead stripe, ana
aida that It was Ear from being credita-
hle TO such man "a Judge Drnry. Such
is the def ilion of spesch that SUI
tains the U.lon, aud conusels war ton
the Umon, aud denounc.s var Tor IN
benefit OF anght but the Uoi,n, The Con
stuution, aud the Laws. To be iosai II
these DAYS Of abolition rule, Judge Drn
,vma.t demand in the st lc Of tue abe
ltion "a i date Tor Governor oi lows
and OF tae abolition preachers general
IL. that ,h,s war should not and mn-
not be stopped until evesy negro nos
in slave, Mhall have been set free. II
must log eht of the Union-beeom
hpnd Ia ifNexisteuce ohivious to til
Con,,,,u, on and the laws and see b
negro AMI him OILY. Then he woui
be loyal, according to the aboill''
d,fn ton OF that word. Though he CIV
al his lme-all his energies ard u
lives Of his children, freads, -sclf--a
to the restoration o, the Uaion an
leave The nigger out of the CUES :,
leave .lavery to 60 utyor DE-
< oase might be, be W.T. :. H.
- atcr In me eS@Ama
n''' '''' esept Pc ltic'l powers. =,
w" - Drars, in his able speeca al z
aI,e Hall, Ii te'ed the sentiments Of ,h,
mocratic party in relation to he wa
and The negro question. The former Ii,
Was IN favor of having pro ecuted vigo,
ously The restoration of the Union
the latter he walled LETT to itseIfto abid,
the consequences. This was bis e.H
position, and hence, in the langr'ec u
the Gazette i was "a speech the u
u'l copperhesd stripe" Tk'nk tesve'
that there are "eopperheas, when snch
i. their cree d. They ought t. SO abouno
that fail msj ,rity would ave possess
ion Of every voiiog precint in the Union.
There ought to be million or two OF
them TO open the bsllot boxes III the re
ceeded states and fill them with COCO
Union tiekets-un conditional Unio,
ticket he copperheads are the salt
OF the ration, and long nay they live,
WI they know no o her sentiment thai
the unconditional restoration of the Tn
len.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-08
II { - -.
P 3 r s o N
IN 0onHA Hac.~A-
in Scott County,

8 ,tjec: to b called isto the military !
vice q the United States, under The pro
IONS u the Act Of Congress entitled :"
act for enrolling and calling out the Matt
81 Forces, and fos other purposes" appr
ed March 81, 1868 copied from and q
pared with the enruIlment on Ole 10
Of &C u the Provost Marshal of the Sec,
Congressional D,strics in the State Of 1o
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-03
The Olympic Thenier.

Persons who 90 10 the play chiefly Tor thepur-
pore Of having little cry with good deal Of laugh,
and who are tired Of the Miles O'Iei.ly order of
dIamatcs (Which ills season. have hardly attained to
the Hapne- lights Of popularity predicted for them
in certain quarter viii fad the pcasantest theater m
town 10 be- the Olympic The pieces now being acted
there are Monsieur Jacques" The Actress by Day
light" and The Yankee Legacy" The inst Of these
Is pathetic little drama the interest %. Whc! ccAcrs
in kind old French music teacher CIR. Jamiesou),
who has long been separated by adverse circumstances
from his wife. and though destined never to her
egoin-slc having died just after the sepaioiion-
anXously expects her e'ofy hour for years, and is
finally relieved from III, suspense 10y the appearance %
daughter CiIs. sloane. who arrives Il IN time 10
rescue him from extreme misery and become the sollcc
and support Of his old agc.
The sloIy is embodied IN a nice little plot the char
actcrs In which, beside those mentioned hard.
hearted landlord (Air T. Ovens. kind-hear,ed young
man In love with the daughter fiir Nynahan). and "a
faithful old servant NIr Lcal. Mr.. Jameson Play the
part OF the Frenchman with great tenderness; Nf,.
Sloane is NOT without feeling In that Of he daughter
and lr Owens Is excellent tie lDdlord In respcct
TO the other two parts Mr. ReI makes Tine most III the
old servant ard Mr.. Wyndham the least OF the young
lover. The piece receives q fair tribute Of tears and
smiles every night and observes 10 he continued for
other week.
The second play in the hill--"The Actress by Day.
light or the Woman and the Artist Is weil known
TO cal tor any anays SIS Of its plot The leading charac
ter in il (Aune Braoegirdl) 10 chamingly played by
Mn wood and calls forth more applause than ever.
Tie character Of Dolly is rendered with remarkable
spirit AID effect by Mrs Sedley Brown Mr.. J. II.
StoGdart ~ John burgers about up his usual and
respectable standard. he is. moreover, entitled TO
special mention Tor having accidentally taken oil his
hat one night, when n lady was on the stage. lie
speedily recovered lmhclf, though and don't re.
member that the incident repeated during the play.
The de, olion Of English and American actors TO their
hats Is one Of those eccontcos in theatrical history
which deserve a special treatise. 1t is reported Of
well known member Of Waliacks Theaier that having
on one occasion clt bis hat IN the grconroom on GER
tain occasion when there a drawingroom scene to
be acted he entirely lost his part and came near ruin
ing the piece
The after piece ut The Olympic" The Yankee Lcga
cy-is a very lively farce IN which the principal parts
CMehitabe Ann and Josiah Briggs are cevcry acted
by Mrs Lofty nougL and Mr.. Dnidgc. Mrs. Hough
Is and rare acquisition 10 The company ard is far
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-03
PARTICULAR NOTICE.

There are many preparations sold under the name Of ee
nut no in quart bottles compounded Of the cheapest whisky OF
common rum ting from % to 10 cents per gallon me s's
disguised by Auise or Coriander seed, &C;
Thi. bittefs has caused and viii continue 20 ca
long they can sold hundreds die the death Of the drunk
ard By their the system kept continually under me IN
OF cooc snuais VI the worst kind the dee TOT
auor created kept up and the result is all the nonors
attendsn upon druaGaIdS life aid death. BEWARE W
THEM. ,,...,..-. u.
For those who desire and WILL AVE lignor bters we
publish tie following receipt; Get ONE BOTTLE OF nUyf
TASUs GERMAN BiITERS and mix with rhhEE
QUARTS OF GOOD BRANDY OR WHISKY, and the re-
suit win preparation that win AR EACEL IN mea s,,s
II, tIo r1srk.t and viii COST MUCH LESS You VIII hass
All he virtues Of HO0fLAND'S BIrIERs IN connesnon
with GOOD article liquor at much less pnee Tran e'e
iufsr;or nominations Will cost you.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-03
TIE OPERATIONS IN TEXAS.
cGlciai dispatches from Gers. Banks ard
Stone.
WAsnIYoIoN, Wednesday. Dec. 9, lsO3.

WASHINGTON, Wednesday, Dec. 9, 1863.
The following has been received from Gen.
Ranks dated Brownsville Texas, Nov Q:
10 his Trclegcy ABsAHAs LICoIs, PrsifeHf y NE th'd
States.
am in occupation of BIazos Island, foit lsaao ana
Brow nsyile Ny sanguine expectations are more
than realized. Three revolutions have occurred ID
Maiamoras affecting the Government II iamaINpas'
The first was adverse 10 the interests Of Mexico and The
United States Every thing is favorable as could
be desired Mp BANKS. MajOrGeneral condg
Gen .tone officially advises Gen. Biicck' under date
Of Orleans Nov &C. Of the reception of the intel
ligcnco that Corpus Cbrsi was in possession OF oui
forces and that Arkansas Texas taken by them on
the 18th of November ard 100 prisoners and three guIs
were CAPTURED
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-03
GERMAN OPERA.

Tire opera opened, last night, with new faces
in The oudcnce-tLe German clement" coming ior
Ward-but the house not what II ought 10 be- given
the known ability Of VI. Anschutz AS musical caterer
TIE play presented Was Sirolcll the pleasing eoaiou,
rather French work Of the Opera ConiGuc school, b.,
Herr Won Flotow. The orchestra was magncticnly III
rccted by Mr. Anschuiz. the reverend fathers of u,
assembly The contIebass facing the lyrical doge. I'll,
chorus il particularly good. They all alive men and
women. with their work, and snap of their utinat,
pharses like lively soloist. Madame Jolannscn is
most attractive artist with voice full Of feminine sym
pathies and which produce effects on the audienc,
with Few notes however simple. The new tenor. Herr
Thinner did not come up 10 the expectations OF thos,
WHO looked for large robrs tenor lis organ is sim
ply tenor Of grace az the Italians say. The par 81
Mavoo the first runlan was ntrustcd 10 Herr Habcl
MANN who We should like 10 hear in leading part 70,
he made an excellent impression. Barb, rilo. ruiial
nubmer two executed by the basso Hem Grs who
has moodions hasso and acts with spirit. The other
bass was the wen known Horr Weinlich.
There oncht 10 be with ihc novelties which Mr.. An.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-03

have no grievances for the pnbc-none to control ny
unhuc duty. TO al my deiamors VII answer. in the
i'ngnoce Of Dan,on: Make my name forever pia-
nous. If yon can but my country Al OF us VINO
do moi look to the enemy stand on the same Dotionoh.
w. rg ,,e hone one destiny Then let US all unite
u~ heart and hand FOR the cause Oh the country u
yam ask me for an example worthy Of your imitation
viii give il to YOU. Initiate the example Of cur fair
con,trvwomcn. They have carried off the palm of
na,rio;sm in his war They have given all. and suf
fcred all for the cause. Gentle woman, realizes ard
accents the grand truth that liberty in lis last anay
ID hni the b.ood Of the brave. IApplause.I
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-03
suup,ics Reach Our PrisOners.

FORTRESS Monroe, Wednesday, Dee = Ie'J
Epwrs N. STANTON Secretary 81 Var
Government supplies for our prisoners arc re-
ccived. and forwarded by the Rebel agent. Supplies
furnished by State agency are also received ana ior
warded; also individual supplies ] send two po"i'
laden with provisions to City Point to-day.
). 4. MrREDIIH. Brig. General and
Commissioner OF L1chaEle.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-03

NOT ALCOHOLIC.
AHIGHLY CONCENTRATED
VEGETABLE EXTRACT.
A PURE TONIC.
DOCTOR HOOFLAND'S
GERMAN BITTERs,
Prepared by
DR. c. NJ JACKSON, Philadelphis, Pa,
ErvEcruALLY CURE
LIVER COMPLAINT,
DYSPEPSIA, and
JAUNDlcE,
CHRONIC OR NERVOUS DEBILITY, DISEASES o.
THE KIDNEYS, AND ALL DISEASES
ARISING FROM DlsORDERED
LIVER OR STOMACH.
sConstipa-
ton, Inward
Piles, Fullness Of
Blood TO the Head, Acidty
of the Stomach, Nausea, Heart
burn Disgust for Food, Fullness
Weight in the Stomach, Sour Fluctuations,
Sinking or Flutterng at the Pit of the Stomach,
Swimming a the Head Hurried and Difficult Breathing
Flutterg the Heart, Choking Suocatins Sensations
when in lying posture, Dimness Of Vision Dots OF
Webs before the Sight, Fever and Dull Pain in
the Head, Deficiency OF Perspirs.ion, Vel
lowness of the Skin aud Eyes, Pain In
the Side, Back Chest, Limbs,Sc,
Sudden Flushes OF Heat,
Burning in the Flesh,
Constant Imagin
ings Evil,
Great Depression Of SPIRITS
And will positively prevent YELLOW FEVER, BILIOUS
FEVER, &c.
They contain
NO ALCOHOL OR BAD WHISKY
They will CURE the above diseases in ninety nine out
Of hundred.
DO YOU WANT SOMETHING TO STRENGTHEN
YOUg
Do vol, WANT GOOD APPETIZER
DO YOU WANT TO BUILD UP YOUR CoNsTITU-
TrONl
DO you WANT TO FEEL WELT
DO YOU WANT TO GET RID OF NERVOCsNEsS'
DO YOU WANT ENERGY!
Do YOU WANT TO SLEEP WELT
DO YOU WANT A BRISK AND VIGOROUS FEELINGf
II YOU do. use HOOFLANDs GERMAN BrrTERs.
From tie Rev J. Newton Brown D. D. Editor Of the Ency
clopeia Of RELIGIOUS knowledge.
Although no, disposed TO favor or recommend Patent Med
cine. general through dstrast Of their ingredients and
effect, get know sufficient why may not
The Dement'S he believes himself have received rom
simple preparation ~ the hope tlathe may thus coDn0a
to the benefit Of Others. =.
Do thi. more readily regard Hoohands German Bit
tiers pepaed by Dr. C. NJ Jackson OF this city, because
against them for many years under the Impression
That they chiefly alcoholic mixture am indebted to
my friend Robert Shoemaker Tor the removal pre-
udce BY proper end for encouragement TO Try them,
WHEN suffering from and long continued debility The
use OF ree bottles othese Rite the beginning OF the pes
eu year. followed by evident relief and restoration to
bodily and mental yzor which had not felt for nx
mo before ID almost despaed Of regsnne there.
for thank God A5Iy rend for directing to the use Of
them. j. NLN1ON DhO"N
Pa.ilelphia, June23, 1861.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-03
Eourt-1talliIi Dismissal.

CNciNSaIL Wednesday, Dee. p 1868.
A Court-Martial has been convened in this
city, for the Trial Of Gen. Brayman.
Cant Hunt was dismissed yesterday by orders Of the
Wan Department.
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fcu,Iroad Scc;irut-Rirr.

BOafON, Nednesday. Dec. 2, Isbj
The evening express train on the Northern
Railroad met with an accident last night Canaan
~ II. Two cars wcro thrown of the track. and IL
persons we're more or less bruised. bat none fatally.
\ ffc No Amherst. n H., last night destroyed inc
Post ONCE handy's Hotel and some ontDalidihs'
Loss $4,000.
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THE North AMEPICAy REVIEW .-MessrS
Crosby Nichols Of Boston the publishers of this old
md stirring R,yiov. announce that Messrs. James
Russell Lowell ana Charles Elliot Norton are about 10
assume N. ..iforship Under their management II
VIII b. qurc to nninair more HAN on iis "d "Wih'
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NEWS FROM MEXICO.

az yun,cz ppon Mcnscrcy-D'sfri'
bu.ion Of Isis Troops in thc Hn'cr'er O.
the Coaniry-Nan:Gs CT Tic Gcnrr"'o I'D
so,pr,uud . thsm-Eoru,niion Of Conn
ter.Grcrri,ias by ;hc iiunicif"i'''c' %
Mexico-Thc Mexican ArEiy ma "-
Crgnnixntien-Acts nmd Laws oil inc
New Government - The Raiircnos
Lrrys French Immigration in asexieo'
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KELLoGC's GUN.--Ihis is q new fire-arm, IN
vented BY Mr. T. C. &. Kellogg Of HEREFORD Conn.
which is capable Of being discharged at tie rate Of $50
times Il minute. In mechanical arrangements it seems
20 DO superior to anything that has yet been devised
although in respects similar styles Of gun have
beea constructed, one OF which used by the Excel
sor Brigade at the battle OF Williamsburg Mr. KCl-
logg', gun viii be exhibited az tho otechnic Club oi
the American Institute Cooper Institute Building this
evening and will be fred at target there. For fer-
vice on shipboard in fortressos and for special service
in the field tbs gun with the proper military oranizl'
ton 10 work il efficiently, would be an exceedingly de-
siructye and formidable arm. u H. exceedingly simple
strong has few parts. carries u shot weighing four
ounces the bore being inch IN cnber. 4 PROPOSE
ton has been made 70, and fnYorahy considered by
GOV Buckinchnm for raising regiment IN the State
OF Connecticut, 20 be- armed and trained In the use o
this weapon lis range and accuracy facility OF eleyn
ton aud depression, and it, general mobility and light
ness 600 pounds make IL peculiarly appropriate for
mountain warfare and for ihc defense Of cdfthwOIks
and intrcnchcd camps against infantry and cavalry ms
salts. Eminent military men Who have examined TIE
gun speak of ~ in strOng terms Oi Communications. AZ Is
corfainy such innovation will be- likely 10 receive
the favorable attention 81 progressive mtaIy men; and
IL woud not be strange II II should bee condemned 10y
hnt class Of persons who sometimes called odd ioeos