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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-23
MISCELLANEOUS.
WILCOX &ClDBN'
. 4 WIN MACHINE.
Price, with hemmcr 4 Teller, 80
TIE WILCOX GIBBS SEWING MACH
J. u he5sa machine, ritaom regard 70 p-ios, 4
Family sewing,
Braiding,
nemming,
Telling,
Tuckins,
MISCELLANEOUS.

WI - -
II forms fat even and elastic seam which n
warranted not 70 rip in wear. even II the seam IL
cut ct ireqHent intervals and also under ali cir
cunsianoes ITO survive the wash tub"
patented device Of great utility to Learners,
prevents the possibility u the machine being run
ia the wrong direction or the balance vhea
wearing q lady's dress
Ano'ner feature which deserves payttcuiar At
tention is the Wilcox Patent Needle, which can
not 70. xrCug.
It's emphatieaiy the good low-p,iced family
sewing machine that the public have Ioce go
wanting for.-Boston Transcript
tits indeed wonderful production AMI for fan.
lily use especially no other will bear any oomoar
ison with It, Phi. Euen,ng journal.
Amechauical wonder.-Sc,eptife As.sYseau.
Among the best and most servicesbis sewing
machines. Ligh. and elegantly finished AID 20
sinp pie IN Its construction thet It seems almost
imro.s,ble forit to get OUT o, repair Piasb4ra
Cayontcte.
Has combined with its own peculiar merits oil
tho really valuable Improvements Of the higher
prices manhinss.- Psnn.yl.anian
This machine in the opinion OF the COMMITTEES
Oils more nearly the requirements Of perfect ma.
chine than any on exhibitiou.--Frarki,n Instttsts
Report OF 1855
Taking into consideration simplicity ch sapssss.
durability and doing all worl the ccnmii,e tee we're
unanimously In favor Of the Wilcox 4 Gibbs. .
single thread machine. - Pennsy1tania STATE AZ
| rtcaiurdI Soctefys Report.
We must In Justice express our confideucs In IA
merits OF the Wilcox Gibbs sewing machins.--
we consider that = great disidcratum has been
supplied by It in proving beyond doubt that two
threads are not, a, was suppt sed, Necessary to .
| good mschi os.-- Ghyistiar Ai,ocofe anil Eo,r,ni
| jane 81, 1860.
After much wear and many sashines tina
| stitching Is found TO retain all the roupdpeas.
| evenness and firDness which are so much admired
at hrst.-Asp York Sun,
IN principieit Il perfect. Engineer. Lcndo..
Has evident oints Of superiority over all Others
| Philadelphia Press
eerviceable machine. OF this We have sx-
perisnce in our own family Boston 1ravelsr.
the beauty and simplicity OF Its mechanism
! ere admira bic Express.
| No sewing machine heretofore introduced hu
In 30 short a time acquired such well mef,sd DON
uiarity.- Ctnctnpo,t, Gdsttts.
We esteem it the best machine FOR family USE
Ihs stttch Is unerceptt t.-Signsd BY MANY hos
drsd citizens II Philadelphia.
RrSepd for n Circular. At
JAMES WILCOX. Manufacturer.
tpS-nu Doe Broadway, Y.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-23
TaE CONFESSIONS l. EXPERIENCE

THE CONFESSIONS l. ExPERiENCE
or an INVALID
Published for tbs benefit, AMI % . warning and
A CAUTION TO YOUNG MEN,
who suffer from Spsrma tsrrhes. Nervous Dsbiii-
ty, Premature Decay, etc., supplying at the same
time The Means Of Self Cure. By one who
has cured himself after being put to great eEpsDss
and injury through medical humbug and auack-
cry.
By enclosing . postpaid addressed envelope.
single copies may be had Of the author.
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, Esq,
my27-dAwlyl Bedford. Kings Comfy, \. !.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-23

DRUSHES, WOODEN WARE OF EvEaf
ID Kind also Washing Machines and Clothes
Lines At fsp6-dtfj BURK'S.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-23

CULTANA, ROYAL TABLE. ATHENEUM
- Olive Tsrcies, woreestershire, Tomato Cat
sup, Pepper Ssuce and Mixed Pickles Of all kinds
st BUhK'S.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-23

sp2sdSm Ne. 90 Nassau Street. Now York.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-02-11

To ABsENTERs.-We invite the attention
Of the public, and the SPECIAL consideration
ef all soldiers who are absent " ilhout caase,
embraced in G, w. Smiths command, TO
the general order fromhim, and 70 The pro-
clamarion Of Gov. Vance, IN this paper.
The crisis demands that every man 'hall
be at his post. Let no North Garolin.aa
disgrace himself or his Stale by his absence
from his regiment longer than the 10Th qi
February. Let all start al once ~ "rde,
to be At his post in time, Lett not Dc sald
that anv true North Carolnian has suffered
the terrible punishment Of death, ior De.
sertion. So says the Raleigh &aadard, aud
50 say We.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-02-11
Charleston. Femu,y 81. 1851.


The British lrigate Gsdmus bring, ~.
tcligence that most formidable naval and
land expedition is about TO attack Charles
ton. The preparation. being nuw nearly
complete. the Cadmus bring. order. Tor
Robert Bunch. tie British Consul to 20
aboard aud get to Havana a. saon a. posi-.
bic. lie will leave next saturday. Tie
Yankee naval and land iprces are gathering
at Port ROYAL. II /. supposed ina, the
troop, are drawn chiefly iron tie North
Carolina coast. The Irpn clad Irpn,ldes
is still oil the bar hi. murnlsg. ~i,h thur
teen other Yankee steamers.
Richmond. febrany 81.
In the New York Legislature, on tile
s0th ult, petition was presented asking
tie Legislature 70 use - hfarnet 10 ter.
inmate the war.
In New York. on Friday. Gnld closed al
1851 Cotton 90 cents United States slres.
redvemable IN 1851. declined to 81.
PreJenck burg. Fob. ~.
TIE Washington Chronicle Of The p
iust.. has been received. Diplomatic cur-
lrespn'dence Just puDlls9ei contains let.
ter from Napoleon u Gen. Fornes, con.
Tossing that the motive fur the French pnl.
ics 10 Mexico, is intended II prevent II,
United States lrnn extending their author
" southwark over the Americas Cuauneni
The New Orleans Delta says tsat ID,
leyee above the city is 10 dilapidaled
condition. The water has risen fifteen
feet and is rising rapidly. Unless III,
leyee is repaired Louisiana and a larg,
portion Of Arkansas and Mississippi will b,
Submerged.
'Thouas A. Hendricks, friend Of peace
has been elected Senator iron Indiana.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-02-11
THE NEWS

Since the late severe weather every
thing has remained quieton ouf lnrs.
The attack of our vessels upon the
blockaders at Charleston ssems nut to have
been so serious 10 the enemy as reported.
Il appear, that no Yenker vessel was sunk
but the Mercidlts, Quaker City aud kes-
stolle State we're all badly damaged and
the whole beet badly scared. Several we're
killed aud wounded on all three OF thrsr
vessels. Its also admitted that the iron.
clad Monlauk was also damaged. The
impression nov prevail. that Savannah
will be first attacked.
| The affair prnduced much excitement nj
New York. Four new r"n-clads srrr Il
be dispatched Al once 10 the coast of South
Carolina. The Yankees, Ut course, do mol
admit that the blackade was broken. hu
fears ate evidently entertained that iorelsI
forces will 50 regard il.
/ The Yankees claim that Gen. Porrrs
has been repuIsed IA tho attack upon For
Donelsun.
Ex-Gm. Morgan. Of Nea York. ha
Ibeen elected TO the U. ). Senate.
Ii is said that the Kentucky Legislator,
has instructed the kentocky tp,np, no. Il
enlorce the emancipation proclamation .
Lincoln.
Banks army-in Louisiana is said TO b
ldemeralizrd, and many ARE deserving In
vicksburg canal Is admitted By Tie Yankee
Ito be failure.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-02-11

Faux MISSISSIPPI. Msbilr. Feb. 81
special dispatch to the frlOane, dated Jack
an ilh. sass the Federal ram. Queen u Vie
West. which passed V,eksburs on Moada'
morning, reached aud landed Al Nltat',
opposite Natehel. s,me evening. Squad 'l
men we're sent ashore. WIN ATTEMPTED -
capture Col. Srabruok. but he escaped.
Ram then steamed doNn river. dong ,oae
damage. Within eight huars previous 70
yesterday. $50 Yankee desrrlersarrsed 1
Grenada. Des,ftr,s constantly srrnins,
and the country Is fSlluf them. Five hsa.
dred deserted from me DIVISION VI ths fan'
kee army.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-02-11

YGr The Philadelphia lnqsi
rer Of Frid.y has The fnIIosing amusing
editorial paragraph on rebel pirate:
The addition 81 second swift aud pow
erIulIy armed steamer ~ the pirates sdr'i
DIV carrying such destruction 20 our coz
merce, Is an event calcul.led 10 arouse lh'
most serious attention oi our authofil's'.
but that i. NOT all, There is q near pro-
pecl that third will sl.n be added. - IA
Edinburg Scotsman disclosss the snrtl
come intelligence that The i" Confederate
agents have secured the iast sailing steam
er britannia for ihrir service. She i 'a''
10 be tie equal 10 every respect Of The Az.
bans. Thus, lie pioneer " H. Angie
Rebel ireebootels roaming the waters y
our coast with perfect impuhiiy, with vs.
Oretu. Or Florida. signslizing The firsi diy
oi her career by The destruction Of h,e ',
uur merchantmen az our very doors. aai
with the Britannia sum to arrive ANT
rican commerce is likely 10 be N 'orr'
plight. unless better enrrectives are aPPu.
ed 10 the future than The past.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-02-11

A correspondent VI the PhiladelPn'
Journal, writing from tie army OF the ~
tomac, SAYS: There j. = great dea' J"
talk about another battle al fredefieA't
burg; but you don't take me nj" y
have been 10 nine different battles, an'
have been lighting Tor the niger iops
enough. thought IL first | was hshh'ii
for NY ConnVy's dag, bot ia inistaksI :.
don't love The Diggefs. Oar regiment =. y.
only about 100 men. Oar men are leapHs
every Night
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-02-11

FRoM MRupHls. -Mabilr. feh. 4-Isir,t
reliable information Iran Memphis. repre-
SCENTS that seven GU beats had passed down.
River RISING. and nos Within four fee, VI
high water mark. There IS growing III,
satisfaction among the Yankees. One br
gate has been placed under guard il isrtl.
fcations al Memphis. Arlillery ha. b.rn
placed q, all stations nn the Mrinph,, and
Charleston Railroad.
/ jackson. Ecu. 3. - New Orleans paper,
received al Panchatouls. announce Tin tas
| Ing ii the blockads Al Sabine pass and he
capture Of three Federal vessels b. CoElrd
crate. 80 particulars.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-02-11

PRoa THE NoRrH. Northern papers II
The 10Th have been received at Fredericks-
bnfg.
Inc Yathee Army had spent Tour days
IN vain efforts % cross Tie RappahannUck
and bad given Il up. The attempt aust
have been costly. A Yankee eorrespcn.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-02-11

A reeoluron was passed il the seaa,e lasi week
and sIso ia The Commons, coniribuIIn; day ) pay
Si each nsmh~f f1t the putPo-e Of purchasing ussi
ior ndigent families 81 sdie- in the ciy u Raleigh
ibe money IL Be deposited with The Mayor iOr The
purpose.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-02-11
For lie Marlborough Recorder.
Camp Of sixth N. q. Stale Troops,
January 9Th, 1868.

q
Ma. HrARTr:-Virginia papers rarely
me n,ion The acts of North Carolina troops.
Now YOU know that most Of US are perfectly
indifferent tonewspaper praise sr censure.
We are conlending for our rights eudeavor,
ing to win praise from oar ne'ghbcrs and
friends, our mothers and sisters, our wives
and swse thearts. And il we can but feel
conscious OF performing our duty well. to
their satisfaction. and win high encomiums
from such brave and able commanders as
Generals Hood and Law, we shall feel satiss
fie, for tho present. History hereafter will
not be unurateful to North, carolina troops
lit cannot, if it is writtenby the standard
OF justice.
[ herewith enclose copies Of the orders
of Gems. Hood and Law. received by US ON
the morning of the 24th inst. Just as we
were leaving our camp near Frederieks-
burg, which I hope you will publish. a.
the Sixth Regiment North Carolina State
Troops contains two companies from your
county, two from Alamsnce, one from
Wake, and one from Caswell, these ordess
may be interesting to many OF your rea-
ders.
y -four friends wish to know where We now
are, please tell them through your paper
| that we are with Stonewall Jackson, and
tina, you will tell them where Stnnewall is
if they will call at your Office and pay up
for the Recorder.
/ Your friend. J. L. G.
= I
Headquarters Hoods Division,
i January Esd, 1863.
! GENERAL oRDERs.l
The Major General commanding regrets
to announce to this Division the departure
Of the Sixth, Fifty fourth. and Ffty-se-
senth North Carolina Regiments. they
having. been transferred to another com.
mand.
i The Sixth was one of the 6rst regiments
i that came to Virginia to assist in driving
the foe from her soil. and as one Of thf
celebrated Old THIRD Brigade il has gain.
ed reputation second TO no regiment u
the army. Ia the ever-msmorabe cam
paign Of l86l-'2-in the battles OF Msnas
sas 1st, Seven Pines, Gains Mill. Malvern
Hill, Freeman's Ford. Manassas I'd, BnoDs
borough Gap. Sharpsburs aud Ffedericks
!. burg. ltsmply sustained the reputatlon ~
courage and patriotism for which The SOU
of the Old North State. since the days o
: our first Revelation, have been 50 justl,
celebrated.
The Fifty-fourth and Fifty seventh
though they have been with this comnan,
, but short time, have. by their galIanir,
J in the battle of Fredericksburg. won th'
, highest encomiums Of 1.-THE Major Geaera
!, commanding; and by their courtesy. sol
! dierly bearing and strict attention 10 eve
! ~ duty, gained the esteem and admiration
Of all their associates. In taking leave o
: them the Major General commanding ex
, tends to the officers and men Of these regi
ments his heartfelt wishes for their happi
ness, and hopes their future career nay b
equally useful, honorable and glorious.
By command of ]. q. HOOD,
Y Major General commanding
!. Is. IL. BLANTos,
,. Acting Asst. Adj',. and iasp'r. Gent
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-02-11
Assistant A5jt. General.

Brigade Headquarters, Jan. a4,h, 1853.
GENERAL URDERs.l
No.
The Brigadier General commanding can
nut refrain from the expression ui hi. deep
regret az the reception Of General Or er.
No. 10. Headquarters Of the Army. trans
ferrlng tie Sixth, Fifty .fnurth aud Fifty
seventh North Carolina Regiments from
TIL, commsnd.
The disruption Of all those pheasant and
cordial social relations which exist between
himself and them. is nn the only cause u
'oftow their gallantry on the battlefield
has lsUgnt him 10 value them a. soldiers. no
less ihsn as comrades.
70 The Sixth he has only 10 say, that in
spired by the memories Of the First Ma.
nsssas, EItham's Landing, Seven Pines.
Gains Farm. Malvern Hill. Freeman,
Ford, Second Manassas, Boonsborough,
sharpiburg and Fredericksburg, j, csn
never in the future prove unworthy u il,
wef.earned and glorious reputation.
For the Fifty fourth and Fifty seventh
he can ask no higher destiny than thsl
their future career may be worthy III then
brilliant debut on the field Of Frederick.
burg. They have already WIN faf them.
selves place amsng the veteran troops .
The army.
j In the hope that the Iabo,s " ~. II III,
new position 20 which They are removed
will contribute much 10 the success. u Up
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-02-11

The latest dates from the North are 10
the Sd irsi. The Negro Regiment bill.
which proposes 10 raise SO. 900 armed me-
groes iroa The Southrru States, has passed
the Yank ee House m Representative
ayes So, noes "a. Three Republicans vor-
ed against the bill and four Unionists and
two Denocrats for il. The Yankee &C
rnunt of the engagement at Wonibur,.
Tsan.. CLAIMS Federal victory Confede.
rate loss 30 killed and 100 prisoners; Fed
rral loss killed and o wounded. The ar
rr,r 81 descrtrrs Ia. been resisted in Nor
ian county. Indiana, b, . mob Who fired
tupnu the easslry sent 10 arrest deserier, !:
great excitement prevailed. Ex.6nsefA-
Or Mrrgaa has been nominated cor Senstsr
Iron New York. BY ihr Republicans. Gold
~rat a. high as 100. but Chased al 49,.
Exchange ~.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-02-11

Iarms and tile triumph Of our sacred cause,
he bids them reluctant farewell.
M. LAW,
Brissdier General.
L.R. FfRRfrL.
Assistant AJjuanl General
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-02-11
SAG Aass:

dent says: CAT every turn or rise on the
road a wagon or caisson could be seen
sticking fast IN the mud horses and mules
were down in the mire, unable ID rise. m
every gully. batteries, caissons, supply
wagons. ambulances and pontoons we're
mlred; horses and mules up to their bel.
lies in Maud: soldiers on the narch sinking
To their knees at almost every step. II
was impossible TO draw an empt, wagon
through the dreadful mud. The whole
army was stuck fast.
Within space Of ,wo miles the scene
OF confusion was greatest ln deep gull
y, anti On hill side, where the road rs.
lcendrd. were stuck fast moro than ,lozen
guns, caissons brigade wagons. aud great
hadquarter wagons. The guns and pom
ICONS we're three days in reaching the ford,
and had 10 be dragge,hby united labor of
men aud horses. when il was discovered
that approaches To the river y ere imprac-
tlcabie. as The inud III the freshly cot rnaas
was to deep. The men got iD sight, they
said, Of rrbel camp fires.'i
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1863-03-20
II. III. EDDY,
SOLICITOR OF PATENTS,
Late agent of U. S. Patent Office. Washington,
(undsr the act Of 1872
10 State Street, opposite Kilby Street,
BOSTON,

iFTER an extensive practice Of upwards Of 20
n years. continues TO secure Patents In the United
States also In Great Britain, France. and other
foreign countries. Caveats Specifications, Bonds,
Assignments, and all Papers or Drawings for Pa.
tents executed liberal terms and with despatch.
Researches made into American or Foreign works,
10 determine the validity or utility OF Patents or
InvcntiOns-and legal or other advice rendered In
all matters touching the same. Copies ofthe claims
OF any Patent furnished by RENTING One Dollar.
Assignments recorded at Washington.
The Agency Is not only the largest In New Eng.
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All necessity of u journey TO Washington 10 pro.
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Champion of the World!
ACCOMPLISHED AT LAST.
A perfect working pate
Q H u R NJ!

OH U * M!
THE Fowler & Walter Churn, patented July 3Oth,
L 1861. since which the sales have been beyond
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All churns patented heretofore have been a fail-
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WHAT MAKES 1T PERFECT,
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~ Having purchased tho right OF this churn
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w. SOULE 4 BROTHER,
Projectors and Manufacturers,
div Blddeford, Maine.
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TESTIMONIALS


al regard Mr. Eddy rs ono OF the most capable
aud successful practitioners with whom have had
Official intercourse ..|.. m.
CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner or Patents.
IL have no hesitation In assuring inventors that
they cannot employ person more competent and
trsstrorihy, and more capable Of putting their APP
plications In a form TO secure for them an carly
and favorable consideration at the Patent Office"
EDMUND BURKE,
Late Commissioner OF Patents.
"Mr. II. III. Eddy has madc.f for me THIRTEEN
applications, on all but one Of which patents have
been granted, and that Is nor pending Such un-
mi.takeable proof OF great talent and ability on
ms part leads mo TO recoIamend all inventors 10
apPy 10 MIN TO procure thefr patents, rs they may
oe sure OF having the most faithful attention be-
ges.r - ini,N n an spT -
uurins eight months the subscriber, In course of
MS large practice made on fr,es rejected appIica
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was decided In Ais Jarsr by the Commis soner Of
Boston. December 10. 1862 :" hD III;