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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-21

Z, lrok OF TIE DEN Graf AND N1ws-L lear .SSr
With your permission wish TO say to the read
ers Of your pager that will send ty return IN ii
to all who wish it, (free) Recipe, With full d.
rec ions for making and using simple VIZ -e.abe
Balm. that will ctcctuaiy remove. in In days
Pimples. Blotches, Tan. Freckles and all lm nri-
ties of the skin. leaving the same soft, clear
smooth ana bee uiiful.
will also NAL tree to those having Bald Heads
or Bare Faces, >ime!s directions and information
hat Will enable tnem TO start full growth Of
Luxuriant hai-, Wbisk RS or u Moustache, in less
than 80 days all Applications answered by re-
tu, mail without charge
Respectfully yours Taos. F. CHAPMAN.
ies0d3n hem st No. s3i Broad way. Y.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-21
About tho Doctg,nes Of the Democsatsc
Party.
From the N. i. world.l


The peace democrats, whose unfor-
.unate 20 itiun Las lost Us nearly 81
the st lie 81. C ions Of tho present year,
have been quite right IN surprising tina,
we can cite tuaily restrain the uncons,i-
tutional measures Of ~ imlnistta,ion
ouiy by ending tie wnr, and thus Tux
ing away tn-m excu-e. But the pc. e
men haze been .tupidIy and cg'csiousIy
wrong in suppo ,"g that the people Ut
the 10 al state. wOnid allow the war TO
end in any other wy than by the tr,-
u,nph OF the U"ion ovor armed oppos'-
ton. The ke, stone struck by the a.
,oen,cd Dong as in the fir.ty Year OF the
war, ,cn he'd ths most .en.tlive a. d N
duri,g chord oi tic popular heart. The
ar can On cod ty rrcsIa < arm. d
resist ,nc., aid while it lasts IT, p o,.ic
vi no. all ~ il TO be mad a secondary
unestio. The leple bave not, by
these elections. endorsed The emaucips-
/ on procl amalion, nor IN. arbitrary az
r,ss. nor The ,tl'c snic &c th+Ur.' 20
the All i,y IS the adm, i.iIallun. The
repnblicaus ave dsxtrops IN; these IS
lat rs ,,,-s be in o Tie background, an:
,,re enic to the people t,e ,i"pie issue
- var. IL IL ,ic war, and not III.
admin t. Al on, which the pc PIE have
ED ,sed aud b ~ 4 an e".o's. men,
e tie ~ar ihrse ell c',ors have ho.g
iii ;ance We ask hepeace men 10 nc
eft tue logi; o. events. L war 'r,
ini,c cd, the ready exon e OF the adm n
is r,tlun Tor Il. re h Ut pc or; this
ex, q, rs The adv c'tcs OF peace jnsth
ma ain, n,u I've taken awas hv end
lug the war. l,ut as The peopc have
declared I'll y will not allow the war To
.,d ,x cpt by he nmph OF Our arn,-.
the oniv W., toni = The admin station
| 10 rial Tor its ma veIsl u IS TO diepos. AS
-pcc.ii y rs p she Of the case which
stands ii, st On the d ckc. !. is clear
that, wn..e the war lar,s, no patty can
sncc cd that docs rot make it, energetic
p o.ec"..on the par~moun, object. We
, All ,hi in substance, after the Connect
lent elect on; we ,eDeate 1t after the
Name election; we rcitera cd It after
the OHIO election; we uut itn.ecs 10
| tat, Tier cuiorcein, ut now.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-21
I0lin1se OwnrI.A

DR. SWEETS lNFa .LIvLE L!NiMt UT FOR
liskStS is unrivaled by sny, and in All cases Of
Lame ness. arising from sprains. Bruises or
v re nch ing, its effect is mag,ral and certain
Harness S.cd,e Calls, Scratches, Mango, &C., it
wil, ais" care sp.ed'ly. spsyin and k,ngbone
may easily prevented aud cared in their !nc' D.
,ent stages, hut confirmed eases arc beyond r"ss-
hilit, OF n radical cure. 10 case Of the kind.
however. is 70 desperate or h. psless that il my
be ,sevi.;ed by this l.inimenr, and it's faits tut
Application w,its7rays remove the L,lne nes., and
pabl: he horsrs 20 travel " I'll coz pas.ttve ease.
Every tprse owner should have this remedy 1T
hand for is timely use st the first appearance of
Lan,eDe will efeciu lily prevent hts. formidable
diseases uetti ned, to which Ill b rses arc liable
I'D whi.h r nier 50 many otherwise valuabi,
horse nearly worthless.
nj lei
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-21

A Mr.. Grant, Of Kingston, Canada
"esi has Invented q new war pr.iect-
he. wiich he claims will beat all the
se'snce i tho Yankee, and has gone
~ A"r.t"d 10 secure patent. The
P"c ". o. NJ. Grants invention 10 .
c'n'ca' oa'l or belt, for ,iticd pieces, fit
sed WIZ" several CHI Amber., and 40 err
'ssgeu ma, Successive charges explode
DUNG inc n'ght ut the bill, each cx-
pissios proP.lling ! Onward. 50
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-21
UNITE !, STATES HOTEL,

D00CO SVtettS uSOotO0.
directly opposite shs RestSn asd Horeeetss
k~ilsoad Depot.)
n be UNEERSIGNED. WHO HAS BENZ
] connected eiih the Aner,ess Hsuee, IN hi
city. fer .ver nine yeafs. his issted CHS ssll-
kuOwn and popular h :el Tor term Of yssrs, aud
pledges him,-s eli l.. hie f5esub sd ~ patts -
use HE sfsox .6osgs to ssstain tne ssrst*.ic0 u
sss UNATkD sTATES H0sEA " - - 11seclsas
kosss The psblis osv Sely sppe esdte9. alleAs
sppa'.n6es and eoefsese ~ ANCse-elsss -.
gAAAk 1 PRATT,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-21

Mr. SOLOMON. Sir The hen. fit have recsiv
ed the Spect Giles ottantd t'tmy induce NE
to sxptss the pleasure h.vs rtc.'..d IRON them
rtey sui. m, ewes 10 rdniration. ran now see
al c.mmo distances ty c indie lis ht S. we'll a.
" d y. With the same ease when toy. Which
!! ccu not 10 with any other glas e. have
u4ed |, sffprds ihe si-.iest pleasure 70 avail
,o,s.i of this me 'iuu If :s,ifying row sati-fa :
tory ha seeu my .Xperien 6 OF your Kill.
opricsn. Yours Y uiy, Z LEPxsRs, Bishop
Detroit, N.v s, 1852.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-21

SuSHE UNDGkSIGNkU RkSPkCTFULL. IN.
Forms The citssls OF scott and adj inive
eountiss, hs. he will {, ~, spts Keep In is >sw
Store, oarnes o. Secon All Scott stssets. . good
he WI sl~Ays sell At the luWest ~ hot peis
HixA'st price pstd for fare Produce U.ods
e i've rcd free Of charge In esty l,m,ss.
Oo1DsdbWt1t1s1 s2z~ aokNak =, YO010. s..
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-21

rs there i mn:h spnrion. postal cur
ney in circu t,,", i, Le:.mes q matter
ot iutr, est to XIV hnw to d tee u. Tn
the count. ri it's the fnl sE" in the
words "Jnird Sta es Postage over
the head If w .shin,on. is do. ped, and
tie ietter IS in the word sIrea- a. crs, =
extends b ghes up thar the the otbe'
let cas-. Ano.h.. 1. st is that, 10 TIE
spu lous. the YIN the wosd'Ovp' 81
tor', i )es not L UGH the border on the
back OF the note.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-21

ia. SUMNER ARRANGEMENT. :. l083.
For ftssktora, ,rloit, Freepori. GaIena, SavaDss,
la. esvil!e. Ms Olson. LaCro.se, Pairie Ia Chisu,
IT. PAUL, Fond du Lac. Osbkoah, " atertown n,
1erin, and all p,ints il Wisconsin. Mibnssots.
Northern l,linois aud Northern Iowa via Chicago
sai North western Railway. Running through
sithout changeof cars u GAINESVILLE. W atertown,
FOND da Lac and Oshkosh, ard connecting At Prai-
rio du cLien and LaCrosse vi b splendid Packets
~ 81 - 11spSsfa0
81 Paints ~ sbs Msssissipei.. River.
rains seavs Oh .cago as fsilovs:
045 May E1pr.ss.
S:lv A x-N ~ Passengers.
5:C0P " Evansville and Rockford sccommada-
ton.
o:30P Nigh Express.
- New md elegant sleeping cars rsn
en- Ill Night Trains, ard potent gentiilrtsd cass
with patent dustsrs at,aced Z, sartay ,rsius.
uLU L. DUNl4Af Supt
=, Wiff R0BiKsO' Gent Ticket Ag't.
IN l.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-21

How To SEND LHrrEas S,urH Let
te 5 seat to prisoners, or others, WITHIN
the r. bel lit e.,ilnst not exceed "a length
one page y. n letter s. eel, AID mu t re-
lit, merely to person i and domes. ic
ma'trs. They must lie sig, ed by the
writer's name in full. Tney IN =, he -cnt
W tn tive cents incl. sci, tia cOin) If 4"
go Z, Il edmond, AID ten cents II they
20 beyond TIA. point. Tue, mu he
sent 'icosed t. he Commanding Gen
sral ~ 'hr DEPARTMENT of Wig MA. at
F.'t Monroe. Il not SD detected, they
viii BE r.tur.. G I 10 he dealt letter office.
Tue Liter TOT the PR oncr musl not be
sealed.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-21

NHTC1EU,
HR SusoAos. Sir:-l bnve en- uAder the
necc si,y OF using tias es tor several ye'rs. but
tave r.ver !ourd Isir 70 suit my eyes until
go: them tror Mr. =. Since that TIE ! hnd my
eyes muca better. WishipP yon every success in
our W der,aiing aD y'u's,dc
tkflLoG NolI3 ~ta.e street:
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-21
f,h,.,co Fab 81 1859


NRsScL MoE, Sir : When you first .rrivet In
thi. eli cai.t with Mrs Sherman al your office
nd purchased two p.irs Of your ratnt gold
Sresa.,es We hsve ftusd then superi'r to
any We nd eAer IL, cd ne o e. They real ID more
than we coud have * ect,d We cab ttea
CD nf. rtaoie as IN girl and boy
remain yours Fespe, fully,
&c SaE.Mas, No 90 sherman House.
G. SOLOMON Il. an No 2. FAR nd'- sack. corner
Secona nj Rr dy "cl7 dAwlm
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-21

g N1LtNAN, cu,ed OF Nel, Gus Debility
Incowp tency. Premature Decay and Youthful
Error. actuated by desire 10 ben fit o,hers. will
to h ppy to furnish to all who need it Gree Of
cha'ge,) the rec ipe and dire uions for making
the simple remedy usel in hi, case. Those
wishing to profit by his experience. and posse a
Valuable kemede, will receive the me by re-
turn mail, Carefully sealed by dressing
JOHN. b UGDFN.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-21
Rhine, French Il sxtawba Wines,

Sardines. Anchovis in hege ard jars, Holland and
Anericsp Hsrrings, swiss, Liuburr aspss.
Ego aud Hamburg Cheese. Cocoa, Choco-
late, ti,ioB, etc &c also Toys,
Ladies crking Baskets, n"
tions OF ali kip.:.s g.. c.eu -.
,.,' ARE nnylss Ter very curAP in large aid
s...',lo.s -asise our city sni country lriends
=. 81, "a Try our goods and piices
'.yS dAwiy) KclDIKKEGkE h MILLER
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-21

The long projected rlau Of making
PA,as 2 see po't " ahip easal 10 70.
! ivQds a+s>
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-21

! Misc ELeLANEOUS.
- =
WlLOtx &tlDBS'
b BW IN q MACmlNR.
Price, With nenner : Re))er. 40
TIE wilcox GIBBS sew INC wAcnl
L ishe best machine ~saAess reo~yd T. ss;ss.f
Family sewing,
Braiding,
llrsnaaainx,
Telling.
Tucking,

lOsOo0e
IL forms lat ess0 and elastic seen which II
warranted not h. rip 10 wear even IL tbs sesa 10
cnt ~ frtquent intervals ard also usdss I'll eis-
cumssances ITO survive the wssh tLb."
A patented device Of grea. utility 10 Ieaspesp.
prevents the possibility u the eachiss bej,s srn
In tho wsong direct or The balance Sheo
wearing lacy dress
no her feature which deeervrs rs,ty~~i.. -
testion u The " lick fAlent Needle. vb,ch ca.
mot Ue set srnng.
tits em ph.tics'is The z cd Iow. priced family
sewing machine that the public have lo.v 80.
wanting for fosten 7yas.cssIa.
IT'S indeed WONDERFUL tsGdvUtio0 IN for fan.
Ny uss esl ccia'iy no Other sin beas any crnnee
ison with it, Pal. ErssiRg J0uvnrL
A Icchanical Lder.-Itss.fiGs As,s, iesa.
Among the bet snd most se,v,cestle sevine
machiGes. Light aud elegantly 6Giehed ana %
simple IN Its censtiuc'ion tast Il sesms almost
Impossible iosit to get out o. repair Pissstsss
Chromide.
Has combined With US own peculiar merits al
the really valuable i'm improvements Of the hisheY
pIicca mzch,hee - Pesasytras
Thi' nrctinc In the opinion o. The CON mittee
chine than any ON e1hib;,ion.-frdnkiin .sststsss
Report Of 1853
Taking into consideration s'mrlicity cbe. pnsss.
durability and aoiug all wo,i The co~n,i Tee ~
unanimously in fay,r Of the " iirox 4 G,bA's. :
single thread machine : Fennss iran,a SAFE AZ
ric.ifrrot soc,e'ss Report
We must IN Justice express our con thence In the
m m ms OF sas lcox .'ib"s .e~ins machiss.-
We consider thata great dsidssatsm hes ~.
Implied By II IN proving hsyend doubt tAes I've
Threads are not. - wss tOppsed, necessary 70 :
good machins.-CArSstsanA Advocate and ysvvral
Jsas ~, 1880.
After much wesr and many xashinss The
stitching 10 found 10 retain oil The roenlnees.
sveensse And ormoess which are 10 much pdnieeX
Of frst.-Ae,c York N.n,
10 priocitisit 10 perfect -Engiseer L1sds~.
Has evident oipts Of superiority over "a others.
PAaod.ir hia P,r.s.
tervioeable machine. or this 10 have ex.
pericrce in our own family Eessos Jrac,iev.
The be'uty and simplicity u It's mecb.u ism
are adniratle.- Ea7 yess.
Nesewing msrhine heretofore int,o.lured has
IN s. short time scqui'. d such well meri,sd pop.
uiFrity.- Ctnciarn,tl Gastffe.
We esteem u the bet nln.hinc FIR Gan lily use.-
!ae stitch IS IN. scetti on"i -Siys4d By namy Aus
deed citizens Il Philadelphia.
eE Send for y Circular.
jaws WILCOX, Manuf.e.u,er.
ep3-du 81. Bsosdwnv, NY.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-21
SPECIAL NOTICES.

The andessis ,ei having sssa restored 70 health
rev weeks. ~ . very simple remedy, aft~
having suffered several jean 9Th ssvsss lang
Affection, asd sb IT dread ditsass, Consumption-
il auxioss /. make known y his fsllow-su1srsss
the means Of cure
To ali vho desire Il. he viii send COPY Of the
psssseipass sssd free ii ehseeel sisb The disss-
tons for preparing nd using the same, snse'
they viii hnd sUss ccas for C0ssUsPr1oH,e SRI.
IA, vEoHcBrTIs, &c. The only objec Of the ad-
sertiser 10 sending the prescriptions 10 to bess6'
the afflicted, and speea3 inior:nation which he
coucs;ves to b isvausb!e, and be hores every
sufferer will try his remedy. a. II viii cost then
uothing. ana mag Drove Q pleasing.
REV .EDW AkD A. WILSON.
Williamsburg.
.rae.dA v3u New York.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-21

BOOT e. SHOE
Manufacturers, using Ma.
chimes, will find il the best
article knoan Tor cemen,ipY
The Channels, as it world
without deiav. is not affocte-
/ oy any change Ct tempe n
tu10.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-21

DkCsHES. W,WDES WARE OF vERY
ID kisd also Ws,hiDg Machines and Clothes
Lines NJ tspS-dtt EUkk'S.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-21

1ciGS. RAISINS, CO RIA NJ =, PKU> rs AND
T. Dried Fruits generally, II BE kk'e.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-21

- e a. e e r 3
will fud il sufficiently sdhe-
rive TOT their uee, rs has been
proved
~ ~ I'd. pied e.. Pc.
csatby ~ Lea her.
and &c claim a. an especial
merit, that u sticks Patches
and Innings to HOots ana
shoes sutfi. ien'ly strong
without s,itch,ng.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-21

G ULTANA, ROYAL TAbLt, At H. NEUM
y Olive arches, y orcesier. kire Tons 10 Cat
sop. Pepper ss-ce ana hixcd PicE!es o. al kinda
~ But RS.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1863-03-04
Cod and Mammon.

No servant can serve two masters, Tor
either he viii hate the one and love the
other, or else he will hold to the one and
despise the other. Ys cannot serve God
and Mammon."
Since the first gun was fired on our iiag
at Sumter, We have watched with anxiety
the shifting scenes of war. The first shot
electrified the people, and they were at
once Tor tod and the nation. such an
uprising the world never knew. The
shot was quick, and IN AN instant the
country was iii arms Notime for thought
hone was required. The natural in
stincts OF our people esnouSed the truth,
and our land was brilliant with loyalty
The traitors among Us were paralyzed
and silent as death. and would have re
manned - until this hour, il the popular
heart had no turned from God To Nam
mon. We, therefore. call on II u
trymen 10 halt. and each man to question
himself as 10 how he stands. and what Is
he doing 10 save his country. Rebels are
among US in every shape. Open-mouthed
allies in human form, but demons at
heart, throng our streets and tamper with
the people. They cry, freedom OF
speech" and vomit forth treason, de
nounce the Government, under the plea
of a~ntagonism to the Administration and
+ freedom of the press" To praise he
arch-fend Jefferson Davis, and traduce
all honest men. They leave no stone an
turned to demoralize wi armies they
cry out for a military dictator to usurp
power and overturn the Government
They appeal to the ignorant Ito prevent
enlistments) by the false cry of d" war for
the niger" A thousand forms do the
enemies Of our country take to blind the
people. They predict national bankrupt
CIV and advocate repudia. ion they exult
when defeat overtakes our brave soldiers,
and lament when lustre rests upon our
arms.
All this is going on and we permit ii,
and why? Because we have turned
from God to Mammon. The whole land
is crazy with money making, and specu-
lation rules the hour. Gold, the brazen
idol, is in the market at - prAmium, and
stocks are wild at fabulous prices, and SO
with merchandise. The people are fran
tic with love of gain. Market quotations
tickle the ear, and we are deaf to our
nations call, blind to her needs and reok.
less of our trusts.
Our armies, composed of men Of intel
~ligence, see and know all this, and feel
that there is a void between them and
those at home, and that the war against
treason is expected to take care of itself.
Now this must not Be. We cannot have
another gun from Sumter to call the
dead to life but each man can question
himself and find where he stands. Let
us have a Union League" between our
intellectual mowers and the still small
voice within, and we will see a new crea-
ton of men walking our streets denoun-
cling traitors and traitorous things. "Ye
cannot serve God and .'-PhL.
Bulletin.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1863-03-04
knights of the Golden Cir, lie.

Ihe Louisville Journal. in speaking of
the arrest Of = man iy. Indiana who re-
fused to tell anythi-lg of the K. G. C., be-
self, says; ~ 'e him-
~ AS.e had for more than a wear
49,. considered positive knowledge
w 4e K. g.. C.'s were organized in the
" tern and Northwestern ties for trea-
" ,nable purposes-organized to promote
the interests and accomplish the ends of
the rebellion. The members of the or
ganization are as thorough and bitter
rebels as any in the rebel Confederacy,
and they are as much more dangerous
than II latter as savages in ambush or
braves in masks are more dangerous than
open foes. No rattlesnake in the grass
eyer deserved 10 have its head crushed
more than the order of the K. G. C.'s.
fl member of a gang of horse-thieVeS
were to refuse to testify as to its doings,
for the alleged reason that to testify would
be to eliminate himself, some means
would probably be found to bring both
him and his confederates to justice, and
we hope that treason, lurking and stab
hing treason, will not be treated more
indulgently than the comparatively insig-
ni6cant crime of horse-stealing."
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1863-03-04
A SedItion Law,

The following bill is before the Legis.a-
ture of Michigan:
The people of the State of Michigan
nae that if any person, while any war
or rebellion exists against the United
States. Or against this State, shall publish
or cause to be published, any seditious
address, pamphlet, notice, letter. adver-
tisement, picture, design, or any other
printed, engraved or photographic matter
tending TO bring into hatred and con-
tempt the Constitution or Government of
the United States,as lawfully established,
or to excite unlawful opposition to the
Government of the United States. or of
this State, he shall, ON conviction there
OF, be punishment in the State prison
for a term of not more than seven years,
or by ii fine of not less than ten thousand
dollars.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1863-03-04
Illinois Copperheads and Maryland
Peace Men.

The Baltimore American, q thoughtful
conservative but loyal paper, in a recent
powerful article, institutes q comparison
between the Democratic coppeIheads of
the Illinois Legislature. and the rebels
who nearly accomplished the ruin of
Maryland, in attempting to transfer her
To the Confederacy. IL points out the
strong family likeness between the Mary
land and other peace" resolutions 10
those of the Illinois legislators and says:
What loyal man, now, has words of.
scorn sufficient to brand as it deserves
this accused attempt 10 i~naugurate
treachery and disloyalty, under the guise
of patriotic tenderness for the safety of
the Constitution? And who are the men,
the party. the sympathizers with treason,
who propose to loyal men to fan back a
tornado with slips of paper? Who Is it
that tells the Government to expose itself,
unharmed. to the deadly assaults of trait
ors. returning Tor their shot and shell. and
bayonet thrusts, songs of peace? Let us
inquire here who first inaugurated war,
fired the first cannon, threatened ruin,
buruings, bIoOdshed? Were they not
these same ~soft-Spoken compromise and
'armistic' men, who, d~eprecating the use
of the cOerciye powers conhded to the
General Government proposed, IN the
very act of making the first assault, to
aaunt their piratical flag over the burning
ruins of the Capital of the nation, over
Faneuil Hall? Oh no; thrashed on so
many fields, choked off from their anti
cipated prey, sitting down in grief and
rage to contemplate their own folly, we'll
may they raise a cry of peace from
amidst the p~estilential miasms at Rich
mond well may they call on Vallandig-
ham and his treacherous cOnfsrers, scatter
ed throughout the loyal States-tolerated
in their disloyal teachings by a mistaken
leniency-to make a diversion in their
favor TO divide, if possible, the patriotic
sentiment of the loyal states, if so be they
may thereby escape retribution. Will
these 'cOpperheads' of the Illinois Legis-
lature-this miserable pack of traitors to
patriotic principle, who are in the field to
betIay the brave men who nave gone to
fight for their ceuntry-will they succeed
in their vile aims ?"
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1863-03-04
Late rom Murfreesboro

A MHrireesboro dispatch OF Feb. 18th
says:
A large forage train, which went out ON
the Lebanon Pike yesterday. IN returning
was attacked by 300 or 400 guerrillas AT
the Stone River crossing. Three regi-'
ments of our troops conveying our train,
replied to the fire OF the rebels, and after
a brisk engagement lasting several min
utes, drove them hack. The guerrillas
fed precipitately. having lost eight men
killed and twenty wounded. Among the
slain was a rebel Captain. Our " los
was slight.
The recent damages to the railroad 10
Nashville have been repaired. and trains
will regular trips Tomorrow H.
usual.
Dispatches of March Isl To- the Gtrn,
have these items:
Gen. j.. A. Garfield has been appointed
Chief of staff on the Staff of Gen. Rose
Grams. The Generals friends will be glad
to learn of his appointment To so useful,
brilliant and honorable ( position.
Major A. F. KOlfus. 18th Kentucky
Volunteers, was arrested to-day, for using
reasonable language, when rendering
his resignation.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1863-03-04
Dr,Tu nv WovAv ~ Tar R~rvo, r1,ox

DEATH OF 4 WOMAN or The REVOLUTION.
Mrs. Rebeeca Wells, who was born in
Warren street, New York, in 1850, was
found dead in her bed at POI Varick ST.,
on Saturday. The deceased was lob
years Of age and enjoyed good health till
within three months of her death, and
was able to attend to all her own imme-
diate domestic wants. She had relations
in Williamsburg who offered her a home,
but she preferred to live alone, without
even the aid of a ervant. She lived in
the city when it was held by the British.
and was always greatly delighted, when
repeating TO her friends and acquaintan-
the "reminiscences of the early days of
this part of the Republic.