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Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-08-21

Fully believing tnaC Cnere is no IuCure lOl
the Government or the Country. but by thor
oughly and effectually putting down the pres
ent rebellion in the Southern States look
upon it as the duty of all to render what as
sistance is in their power and in whatever
manner it will do the most good-to unite
the public sentiment of the people, to crush
out treason and rebellion against the best
Government on earth.
The masses of the people Of all parties are
loyal, but a species of intolerance prevails
that is really becoming alarming, unless they
can be induced to use more moderation in
the PRONUNCIATION of their peculiar views on
the questions that agitate the public mind
most of which are entirely outside Of the
main and only question now before the peo
pie, that is, the putting down of the rebellion
| All parties desire that to be done as speedily
and effectually as possible; the great point tc
be desired is, that minor issues and questions
should be all laid aside until we again have 9
united country.
| For the present let us all unite heartily in
the support of the Government If the Ad
ministration adopts measures for the prosecu
ton of the war that do not coincide with GU,
peculiar views let us make no factious opposi
ton to them; but yield to the constituted
authority. Mr. Lincoln is the legally elected
Executive of this Government, and during
his Presidential term We can have no other
The fact that we did not vote for him renders
us under no less obligation to support the
Government under his administration, thar
| if we had been his most ardent supporters.
am in favor of vigorous prosecution o.
the war to the full extent Of our power, unit
the rebellion is suppressed, and Of using al
the means that NAV be in our possession, rec
ognized by honorable warfare, for that pur
pose. am for the Union without an u, anc
regardless of whether slavery stands or falls
by its restoration, and in favor Of peace on ne
other terms than the unconditional submis
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-14
SO.0ie,S'

THEY woS'T FIGHT FOR KIGGERs.
A soldier writing 10 the Des Moines
Tines, says, amoag other things:
find that may soldicrs, ~ho. when
they enlisted, were strong abolni nists !;
bnt how dldersnt now, their love for the
dear negro" has NJ, aud a hatred
Tor the "infernAI Niger taken its
pace.
Let tic mar who savs he will spill his
last drop OF blood for The exlcrmir alton
OF slavery, Lu, ccWe into the Ixoks and
fight Tor the Niger, # he wants hlm Tree.
But Nc, they are waerc the bullets
WhizseM not. They are the brave 'stay
a, homes" who want no compromise,
nothing but an Unconditional eurrcn-
der" Would 10 God such men could
be placed in The foremost ranks; | feel
70, fl 'ent o. good bate wouli ~ea,i-iy
them. They would be w'liug t, do a.
the IN rty Of the soldiers are, aud
that is, ct tie iufDrnal uigg-r remain
where he is.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-14
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1his art ingent wssh l. .i-u the t,ost re ualy n
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do you. or sour children suffer from foo,hachc !
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Price. Is ccb,s per boitls.
Are you afflicted with Neuralgia Get Dr. w,
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They do no' adhere nor blister. but soothc and
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eeu's &. Mailed on receipt Of price.
DO YOU v ish u comile'e set If Dental Rome
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neatcst and most valuable present that one ifienj
can make TO another. ! rico. 81. Sent by express
on receipt Of price.
For sale At all tho best storcs throughout the
country.
CAurios.--As there are dealers who take sd
vantage Of our advertisements to impose ufo,
,ho,r customers inferior pro pnsaii M, Il IL Lecee-
ssry " insist upon bayin what you cell ,or snI
you will get the bert, b borough, tested. and re.
pared ny IN experienced and -cieu,'hc Dentist
Treasurer Of tho New York State ~ltsntisis Assoc
%e,at,on, and Sirc President Il the New iorh
City Dental society.
WIN, D HuRp : CO.. Vow York.
iuly6-dAwtreh1A
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-14

AN "lMl oITASr DocUMsNT."- The
Paris correspondent If the London
Herald writes on the 18th ult
II atm info. med that def re many
days elapsc, he Moni' cur will c%on,sia
an important document relating TO
Amc,icao III .irs. Al the same tin. al
low ne to ren ind you Of the information
communicated Sc me tame since, OF TIE
piob.tii,ty OF a Ieco.nltou OF the Son'h
Elm Contece,acv by France im the event
Of The last frtpos.l Ct NJ. D"nyn de
L'lIuys being ,.jecseJ 10y the au,Lort.c,
At W~ashing,on."
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-14
DEMOCRAT l. NEWS
llorrpble Z, melt, Of ssrgesns.

We mentioned acme time ago the
ease Of Q soldier At Vicksburg, who lay
eleven days. 10 bis flh Nth both leg.
brt kcr, u,.til one OF them III itifed, he
fore receiving the least attention. The
following instances We find publ shed IN
the Missour, Republican, a paper which
cannot he charged vi Il \ desire 10
aggcrate 10 contempt q the Federal
cause
''ihe following l should be 10th to re-
late, did | not receive il from tho most
es,imable sources. Passing through the
wards one dsy, q lady overheard this
conversation between asnrgeo, and hi.
assistant. AIor patient in gre.t pam
tom some lry, Was grcaalng .e'y
oudly aud continually, when the latter
allied oat 10 him Mt n i Stance: "S.y,
you, can't yen stop that no'sci' Tie
.armer in soto ooce, put in 1t he dnt
"ot STOP il soon, FL fix him. Nert
morning. The ,"an scas dead, although
the nature Of his ~o:ud vas not such u.
to expect tuch n t.ic. The impression
left upon my m'Ed Is that Which viii &C.
eur 10 the reader. unnatural as it may
sound. Sometb rs , the ba'bariiy may
he guessed when | relate y circums sh.c
which can be vonched for ! y n resident,
Of our own city. Ia these same nuts q
poor man was ionnd VIII, had been lying
apon the hard Il or, with nothing Int
half Of his course blanket under him, for
three weeks. During this time the sur
yeon hal been giving him medicine for
'yphus fever, aid the stranger discover
Cd, horrible to tel, that th. mon's tack
and spine mere IN a state If gaagyene
modification, unkn0pn to tie surgeon
Tins may be an extreme case, but The
system by which one such might happen
is vicious.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-14
THE UNIVERSAL CLOTHES wRlN0ER.
IT SAWS
lime, Labor Clothes and Money

1t will wear for year, withou, repair.
No seryl III can brsak IL.
A chill eight years old can operate it
No cua ion sI skill required in its uto.
Every Mringer with Cog.W heels Is MAR
RANtED in every p r,icular.
The Universal Mringer took the r,RsT Pawn
IN, y silver Modal aud niploua, nj tho Nv
iok State Fair, 1862 II was prpaou nced srrx.
RIvK To Al. orHEss IN the Worid's Fair at Lon-
don, 1862 .ud has always token the First r.
mum IN eve,y State and i0aaiy Fair whom sx-
hib,ted Ia fair composition with other machine.
orders for machines for t,iai may bs left ~
JsrFsris' Sore, corner Of Fourth Ani Vrady
streets, Dave port. WM. A. MOUSSE.
an 29-lsw2ae3w agent.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-14
Tho Fairy Wedding!

Tho Fairy Woddiay!!
DY SFECtAL Ai.RANGEMiNr NE rub
} ii-h csefeserfy .Le CAR, moro sKi Pas op
lHE ILLLIrrfIAS aID.IsG fAKIY Y. a. Ioi.ws;
trcs.
Gas Tom TnrNg 10 his W dd ng s"t t.. IS cts
Ms Gts ioA IN NJ Ia Ueid.ay drs,. -
Ma I'D Mas ''Es ion ~fIrasi' neid..g
q aIaDJ - NufT and sI,s MiSaIs y.o,m.-
man ant bird smatd
hbs GEs Ton inrnB. Ia celebrated he
cfIt"n ar - ....., ...........J
NESS l. VISA AMI MiNsIk WARnEk.....25
The ~nois BRIDAL FAm,y. (group Of iour)
.'"" ''t.... ..........-..ot
Ins TRIBAL Panty, See,s "oso picture 10
The Bk'DAL Parry. tstsrro.co PC oeio,et IS
TIC price VI card pictures. 60 or,d, Will be ~ n
cen'sexrA
Can be sent by mail on receipt of price and
p AZ 70 stamp.
None gs,a o.. unless s'amI ed With our trade
ozark, IA. in . circle, on the .toa.i u the yh.to
grApa. he~ase VI ,purious cspics made from ca
grsviags, &C.
E.AH. I. ANTHONY. 81 Broad Gay. y. Y.
Manufaciurrrs OF the bes. Phofog upi &c .dibnw,.
and Publishers OF Card photographs oi .e.cbri-
Tics.
The Negatives OF II, SO cxq1isite pictures were
made far U. by Baby.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-14
WV 3. 3 tAO3uaY's
rIAN0-FORCE EiriBLlSHM sNT
No. 428 Er0ome Street,
NEW YORK.

subscrib VI respectfully invites tho st'en
j sion OF hisIrient, nni tn publlo gcner al To
his Piano 'ortc tstabiisbnsn:, NJ NJ. All
Broome street. cornci ot ,Io.by.
Having withdraw his Interest, stock and mn
TRIALS from tn late Il IN o: Llght,& Br .lbury,
whicL fl u Mas aissoivei ~ thu 81 st Jannary al
aud nay ny purchased the cutire 81 0oa VI iiano.
ro,tss ana fan, Forte material, owned ny his
btotbt-. Edwssi q ir dburs, IL the aid fe.n, he
l. Lpw prepirct Ia su qply tho inofs-heI delaand
ivr his coIGo ated PIAno- ites. Empio,ln IN.
most skiiiiui anl sspe rieDcea " rkuion. VIII q
large Suck al tho best and most thoroughly sea
soned mAtcr,sl. a.d M sbuad .bcs ot o. p,t,l, he
bns 'assn IN hand th, psisohal snpervis On ct the
~boic business Of mauafA turin. b : iDs; ruInents
and 10 eLnb al 10 I'm tt iiInL-FoItcs vi uuc-
qu HID ionc aud duratiens ..
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-14
TERMS OF ADVERTISING IN Dali 7.

Larger p,ss charged at the rate Of 81 81 OF
each additioaal square,
For n half square, two-thirds Of tn sbov,
Business Cards not to exceed 6 lines, SO 90 POI
annum;
Foresch change an additional ehsfgsof Is mt.
per square will be made.
Large .uts charged double the same dirsnsier
Of type.
Yearly Advertising contracts will bs understood
to apply strictly to the Immediate business u tue
advertiser, and oil other advertisements sent IN b,
the = ~ivsrt,ssr will be charged extra.
Advertisements not accompanied with instrut-
ton, will Dc inserted uatii forbid, and chargedac
cordingly.
Eito.isl aotices charged for st the rate Of Is
cents per line, or eight words, and special notice.
81 10 cents per line, or So cents . line yer week.
All notices for religious and benevolent put.
poses Of any kind whatsoever, OF ordinary length
except single announce nents OF marriages and
dsAtns oh argsd IS cents per insertion.
dvsrt:seneots from abroad must be paid Tor
i~uar ,aoiy IN odvonss, unless from approved
Agents.
Contrasts for yearly advertising ter ninble al
the cr:iJa Of aivortisers, they Piyinga an aivanct-
mont Of 25 per ce Il. on the contract price.
Advertisements inserted next to reading matter
<:psr cent. advance on the above rates, and kept
on lst or "a pages, IS per cent. advance - regular
rates.
All transient advertisements must DO paid for o
advance.
Observation-Disclosures In weekly On rsasous-
RICHARDSON, WEST 1 co.
G.ZEfTE COMPANY.
HENRY LISCllnk.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-14

LQUlTA BILE the Equitable Tn, tquita-
BILE Life Equitable Life Assutsh'e-The Eq, IL
tn lie Life Assurance Society oil tho United
SLles
OFFICE M, % on Bra1y street -ou Brady
street. below tho Post OH "a third door below
The !, st Office 81 b. ady ctr, ct.
W. T.. RO5S&C co w. +. Ross 4 Co. agents
w. +. Ross 4 Co, agents Of The Equitable.
n S-tf
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-14
~TkUSTEE'S SAL

~IhUStEES SALE.
XNllEkEAS, On TIT 2oTn DAY OF NO
ve.ber, A. ID. Isj., Dnniel A. ! luarr
executed unio u. ). True, as Trustee, a cert IN
iced o. Trust. C DvsyiDy to said Iiustea the
lind in Scott county, iJwa, deser bed rs tulloss
to-wu: The west half u the southwest a mr..
tor oil section tsen,y-tw, t2k) IN Tow nsbip rev
eniy-o,n, (7yl north. ~ rasse number two 20
est Of thss5th 4. 81, containing .ixh,y (euJ
acres. Wbich sad cnpy vance was msi- Nv the
sail psnlel A. Plmer for he purpose Of s.cui-
ins tho p,ynont of two certain pf0mi.ssiy ne. rs
and the interest THEREON, s'gnsd by ,s,d Uan I'll
A. riumor, datvi the .oth day Of November, Al
1901, and payable MS follows: Uns .r III sum
OF one huuIfed aud aeuty mine 33 loo dolIars.
ptyab.e one year irom . date. ana one TOR the
sum Of i've hundred aud thiry three 81 100 dol
lars, both payable 10 Moses Porter. 1Lc Last
IN snli0nel lie nov the Property Of Alnet Skeri
Aud row sAii last msailo.et note having be-
come due AID p'.stie, sbd tho ssid Dan u A
rfumer having failed 10 pay The came, I, u. =
True, Tru ,lee rs aforesaid, do hereby give this
public poti .. hit By vitu. OF the p,wer wiich
" IN me vested ny siii Deed of Trust, will, gu
"Wednesday, the 18Th day Of March, A.. % LOO,
1T the hour Il Two - o'clock IN The afternoon Of
said day nj the CourG llcus, door, Ia he 81 y q,
Davenport, expose and .ffer tor sale, nj pubic
auction, the parcel OF land shove described, or -,
mach ia, ieot ~ st. TO ,uhi eient 10 SATISFY and
ply tao IN iuDt OF siii nIts ~iih the int est
:heseuh TO the day 0f sale, together With nj, the
cost AID "Opens sos attending -liI sac, cost. Of
+ this I.tice and trustee : tees.
Dated tho IL b day OIL T. bf.sry.A y. 1889.
d :. TRUE,
fe. i6-dis Ttutee.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-14

TO FAMILIES BREAKING UP HOUSE.
kE- ! ANY party having a small
amount Of plain liDu -ehvId Furnltuio, suHici. ut
f"r mn snh witc). whicn they would iibe 10 hire
out Tor . few months Aud have ~eii taken care or
will pls,s, address FukrIrLkE,
dee z7-v Eek 3yt u. q.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-14
NEW YORK.
Great Books in ErCss.
THRILLING INCIDENTS
GREAT ~RLDELLsO.v':
OR,
Tbs Her Ot,n or orr SelskTs'& Sailors
ILLUSTRATED.
! DOL, large l2mo. Hice. tl.25.

Til" critic. ami q 9 public are tight IN PREDICT
ny thH. tins vii tutpas Ia gIsl III taua,,e,
Il i.ne ibt.isAt, - "a txt,,stA. io,i IEtiiy. nj
,tasr histories Ui ,be ~ ttr TIE I iior. Its
th' mo will bo The bcroic dn,i, ~ nti.nt 8, fti' M,
sni h1if bead u csoapr, - pur sui.ii.lt a. q saii-
ara, AID as iiciatL VIII iriA, the iitLe II
jouy'fsatioh - ttiIneiailt tiesrdse ftr years to
come, u Ntli tnhta a, "a audi i.s TO ~ tttrng
i.taiis ~ lh,,otoi hluhi e~fslNt,p OF tLr : sus,s
ot the War, ~ John iottr holl.J, III u,
author ~ Ibr lt,e a us lIieh To u%iltc,'
ITO. 10 dstrs 81 u III. ~ ~,uftant events non
toe John brow d taid, aid uhcculut. aud ,c,ttsd
account OF tho ~ Incl. ~ battles. With accurate
tB-Isvirgs.
one thI,d of tho Irocseds Of VII subscriptions
stut to IS vii 10 gwen tor the tcile. OF 1,sahieu
-uidisft. z 10 all r. . On who wish Wy vi no
wofk. AMI alD TO bcn,bt tho soldisir, .lould sond
ib,tt name nj Hddftss ~ once. Ais., any oticcr
~ private, ~ tefsun u. any section Of tho tnun-
Try. having ~tnoslcdge Of . heroic oct Or stin,ng
'%ni'deht, vi oll.ae Ia } sci ding To ,ntoa.unt
Oi ~
haotacilers, fofimssius, IE9 C~aIysuips
Agetts viii 10 iurn,.hsd With h ,nircT ption prv-
.otes, n NJ %pii.ntttn | The publishers.
A litIal con mission given 10 soi Tiers de-
~ Lk to act o. agents ID ,ukitg UbseriItioLs.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-14
TO COaNUMplIvTs


THE Advertiser. having been restored 10 health
in a lev weeks, by a very simple remedy, af,e'
having suffered several yaars with scvers iuup
eacction, a,d hi drend disease, Consumption
Is anx Gus I" make kno@n 10 his fellow e uAcrtr,
tae means ef cure.
TO all who desire II, he win senl a cory ~ The
prtsr. pin used Tree ii charge, with the dire
tioas sor preparing nd using the same. vhicl
they will hnd q srWK orRx for cosauxrf Ips, srI.
"a. .xcScuIris, DC. The o iy oil jcct OF the a.
v~ertiser 10 sending the prescription IL to beLe6i
tho afflicted, and spread iu'or nation which he
conccives to be invsiusble, and 10 hotes ey. g..
sufferer will try his remedy, as il will cost then
nothing aud nsy prcve . olssning. .
Parties wishing the prescription will please i'd
Gr.ss
REV. EDWARD 4. WILSON,
Wiliamshur-,
Kings County. NV Ymt.
s~ep20-Skwsm
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-14
Brs New Scale Piano Forte

Ia tho arrangement Of our new sale. drawn
and repaired WITH tho almost earc, ca Irvsslv tor
our lev lust unents, W, nave nJiei ,sery i'm
pfosetncnt witch eau III ary WAY tea IL ,hs Pc
lection oi tho Piano Fer e. snd we can coal ieItl ,
assert, tia, iur drlicacy of touch, =. umc, u-i y,
D., iiincy ant swtctness Of hon Contained wi.
that .trensth ard soi,uity of irtiIe ns-e, sary 10
durattl -, these instruments ARE un' q ,siic,
",rsksGsu AID HEs try Is our m"sio. aud wc
in,i . ibc ciu, es or ticism oi tlc unbi ,sci .dges
Ia Tho md.
~ Every in.trua INT Is wIrraat.d for q. &
ycnrs.
WM II BRADBURY,
"a Broone s'rsct. c>fuer ,rosby, New York.
mn5-Jm
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-14
% Il =
Sc UI.VG

TBIS MACHINE MAKES FOUR DIFFERENT
stitches, ana fuis tho cloth either right or
isft, as the operator nay desire. Il Jews very
rapid, is easy of operation and almost no,seless
Il u fully prot cted by letters patent, an oaUf
nsahine warranted 10 tire purchaser.
AL ihoss desiring n 6rI class family ewin
nachine will be ricnly repaid by 90 osaminatio
Of its meriu
MAS. X L. CI.IAGMAN
lie Ciairc House.
mar 4 II Room CO
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-14

Letter Press Printing
IL most tastld'ous. NJ the
lDcIll Ocrat aMd News OlNcc,
Criegs' Block. cnrrer Perry and Thi.d STREETS
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-14

uK. GEU. ". Mccain,
PHYSICIAN AN UnGEON. OFFICE
10 r,om directly over the Post Oh;e.
DR.. uE,. ". MccAxS's residence. east side Of
Brady. second dol irom oOraer OF sth.
ian N-dRff
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-14
The Daily Denserat and News,
RICHARDSON, WEST T. CO.,
PnoPsIETona.
D. \. R~Ic1ARDs0H, 80. =. vss''
gro ,. c~AapnHSB1.
We the undsrsignsd sgrss % the following
TERMS Oh SUBSCRIPTION:

DAiLy.-l5 csnta per week ny eble to srti II.
Mail and post-odcs subscriber, $500 per .nn n
payable in advance.
WsExLY.-t2,00 per snnum. In advance.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-14
ibie. J. &. Parker

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. OFFICE,
No. tssuklin Block. 80 'ona f,or, Brady IT,,
between SEQ mi Aud Toirj, Davenport, Iowa.
kssilen,s. corner \ nta and Le Cla'ts ~.
dssl .-iAs
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-14

J.. A. liElD, ~. lD.s
nHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. OFfiCt
asd 70 ,ideLce No. IS, corner Main ans Third
trset,. U.g,lyort, lows. julyl d
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-14
CARDS.
!. w. II. BAKER, n. d.,

J. ". II. BAKER, n. De-,
DHYS ICIAN AND SURGEON. OFFICE IN
Pos, Ofice Building. liesidrnce on Fifth
sssss., between brady ANA Perry streets, ven
pevt, Iowa. laovtS-d&wU
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-11-05

KuLED.--In charging through the town
of Mt. Pleasant on Monday last, a noted
and notorious guerrilla named Edward
Smith, refusing with an oath TO halt when
commanded 10 do 30, was shot through
the heart and died instantly. This
Smith was from Chicago, Illinois, where
his parents, who, we are informed, are in
high standing, reside. Before the rebel
lion broke out he was engaged in Rail-
road business here, and being NORTH
ern man" received passes on several oc-
oasiOns from Gen. Negley ostensibly TO
visit his home but really to aid in the
release and escape of prisoners at Camp
Douglas, he being supplied with nece, :
sary funds by their friends here. By
this means he let loose upon community
some of the worst men that ever infested
the country, while he. himself Joined
with the murderous gang in whose COM
psnionship he fell victim to retributive
justice. He was a very bad man, and
taken suddenly before his Maker has
to render an account for the murder, and
hanging of Union citizens and negroes,
many of whom have fallen by his own
hands. The citizens of Mount Pleasant
had him inferred o Friday morning.-Co-
hR'Jia (lsRa.) Sentinel.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-11-05

The Press on Tuesday last made an
extract from = speech Of Carl Shurz, the
popular German leader, as follows:
"There is your Declaration of Inde-
pendence, no logger the code Of the rights
Of man, but hypocriticsl piece of spec
cial pleading, drawn up by batch Of
artful pettifoggersp etc. r
This is an incorrect and garbled ex-
tract. A German friend furnishes us
with what Shurz really said, to wit;
'1f you do not believe in the great
principles of Washington, the hero Of
our freedom, then is your Declaration OF
Independence no longer the code Of the
rights of man, but hypocritical piece OF
special pleading, drawn up by batch OF
Artful pettifoggers," &c.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-11-05
Veterans IIo-l.nIisting;

1t is gratifying to know that the vete-
rams who have sustained the old flag so
steadfastly during the past two years
and a half, are manifesting determine
ton TO stand by the great cause TO the
last. We are informed that thousands of
them are enlisting for the three years
next succeeding the expiration of their
present terms. The soldiers of the
Twenty Ohio have re-enlisted in
q body. The veterans number four hum
bred men, and two hundred recruits re-
ceiyed in Western Virginia-refugee
from the South---have also enlisted for
three years or the war-making a total
of six hundred men in one regiment.
The major portion of the Twelfth Ohio
infantry have signified their intention to
do likewise. Thus it will be seen that all
apprehensiohs that the army will be dan
gerously reduced next spring and sum
mer, by the expiration of the terms of
service of our veterans, may be dismiss
cd. Intelligent officers assure us that
the ofier Of thirty days fari0ush at the
expiration of the present terms, has far
more influence in inducing re-enlistments
than the liberal bounties offered by the
Government. Meantime, recruiting is
going on successfully throughout the
loyal States, and by the first OF January,
it is probable that the quota of most OF
the States will be filled by Volunteers
Dagton (Ohio) Journal.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-11-05

"a TENNEssEAN," in the Press of yes
terdAy, makes long argument to show
that the State is liable for the redemp-
ton of the notes OF the Bank of Ten
nessee. Does he contend that the rebel
lion, the cause of the insolvency of the
Bank, does not change the status of things?
Is the property of the State to be taxed
10 supply deficiencies caused by the
treason of the bank officers, and the Off =
GERS Of the rebel State Government q?