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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-01-26
rrem New York.
Nkw Yosx, Jan. -.

The Ezpress says on "Wednesday las'
Gen. Wool issued orders 70 the several
commanding officers Of the regimcnta
forming the whole militia in the State, q
report to him the number 10 each corps
ready for duty, with other particular.
relative TO their efficiency, and the will
in their possession. The orders were
quietly served on these officers, and The
commanders of the regiments Of the I'd
division responded by presenting thciI
reports to Gen. Wool. 1t is understood
that Gen. Wool informed them that he
WAS empowered by the General Govern.
mcnt to perform this duty. Some OF the
regiments OF the lst division reported to
Gen. Wool. but Others boldly refused to
do so, on the ground that Gov. Seymour
was legally the commander Of the forces
Of the State.
Yesterday Gen. Hall first heard Of this
movement of Gen. Wool. lie imme-
diatcly proceeded to the headquarters Of
the Commander of the Department OF
the East, and had lengthy interview
with Gen. Wool, during which he enter
ed vigorous protest in behalf Of the
State forces against the order Of the Cen
eral, requiring them to report to him.
This new movement has created great
excitement in military circles, and the
prevailing opinion is that il cmbodies the
design of the national administration to
place the militia under their control.
BY the arrival Of the steamship Shell
broke, from Havana, we have the follow
ing:
HAVANA, Jan. l4th.
Our sugar crop is ginning to make
its appearance ia market. The crop
promises to be very large one.
The news from Mexico is OF highly
interesting and exciting character.
French communication between Vera
Cruz and Grizaba has been completely
cut Of By the Mexican guerrillas, and
can only be re.cstablished and kept up
bv the F,cncb posting strong guards all
along the route. The Mexican guerriIlas
are in strong force all along the route,
aud worry the French increasingly.
1t il reported that the French have
been lepulsed before Pueblo, with great
loss
The French Gen. Berthicr's vanguard,
1000 strong. was completely surprised
10y $40 Mexican cavalry, and abont 1000
Of the French troops were killed and
wounded. Several OF the French officers
were taken by the lasso and dragged of.
The French look exceedingly bad
They can get no supplies from the coun-
try, and are surrounded by nost deter
mined enemy, who watch every oppor-
tunity to take the advantage Of them
No French soldiers can stray from camp
without being lassoed and dragged off by
some Mexican guerrilla who is on the
watch for them.
The small pox in its most malignant
form has broken ont in Vera Cruz.
NEW YORK, Jan. 25.
The Herald's Washington dispatch
states that the rise in the Mississippi has
flowed through the canal cut by Butler
the city Of Vicksburg.
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NEWARK, N. j., Jan. "a.
The six o'clock train from here on tn
IIobokcn Railroad, ran into An open
draw over the Hackensack River, this
morning. Jacob Woodruff, engineer,
Patrick Gallagher, and an unknown SOL
der boy were drowned. The bridge ten
der had neglected to run on the draw.
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Chicago AMI tlOek island Railrca
WINTER ARRANGHNRHr. 1854.

4 IN AMI All Nh MONDAY, Nov. .. 90
~ and until further notiss .,.,,. -,
De'sopoit da'y' S'" -ays ssssptsd, - follows:
lst mail =.
Rain M... OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. $50 A. n
% nign express. ..............6.20r r. 4
Trims arrive 1t Davenport daily, Sundays Ok
oepted, q follows:
LIST night sxprsss At. .940A. 4.
I'd daily express and mail train it,. a 20 r. L.
ID freight and ~ class caes st....... 800 ?. \.
All trains over this routears In direct connsxioa
esChisagO with trains over both the Michigan
southern, Michigan Central, Pitisburg, Fort
wayne, and Chicago Railrosd to and from De.
ooit, Toledo, Columbus, Cleveland, CINCINNATI,
Pittsburg, Dunkirk, Buffalo, Niagara Falls, Abs
~, Now York. Phiiadslphis, Baltimore and Wash.
ingtor.
fssssbsses ara ramindad of the necessity Of
giving oissinct directions TO the destination o.
their baggage, also to procure tickets before TAX
lag their seats In the cars ~ the conductors col
lsct fares only to stations on the line Of the Chi
csgo and Rock Island Railroad.
JOHN F. TRACY. Superintendent.
Davenport. November 20. 1869 dts
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nichlgAn Southern 4 Lake Share
RAILROAD.
SUMNER ARRAN EMENr.

IN AND FTER MAY lTH, AND IN
til further notice trains will leave Chicago -
A. follows:
700 A Now York Express, daily, except
Sundays.
$50 Night Express, daily, except Satur-
days.
~ Trains arrive In Chicago 1t s:l6 N, and
6:l5 AN.
All the above trains mako regular connections
tcpuuklrk, Buffalo. Niagara Falls, Albany, New
iork, boston. Philadelf his. baltimore and eli
points East.
err improvements run on Night Trains.
Tarough Tickets can &c obtained ct the Com
pays Oficc, 81 Clark street, Under Sherman
House, o. At the Depot, corner Of Ola Van Bursp
and sherman streets.
II. 8. SAWYER.
General Wssts-u A9ast
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Chicago + Northwestern Railway.
e0s.. Spring ARRANGEMENT. .lee2.


Rockford, Beloit, Frsspost, 0slsna, DunIsith,
Je.esville. Madison, Lacrosse. Prairie d. CHEN,
ST. PAUL, Fond du Lac, Oshkosh, Watertown,
Herin, and oil points IN Wisconsin, Mipnssoaa,
Northern Illinois and Northern Iowa via. Chisaeo
and Northwestern Railway. Running through
withoet change Of cars to Jsnssvills, " atsrsoWn,
Fond du Lac aud Orkosh, and connestine o. La
Crosse and App'ston with q. g. Mail Coaches sad
steamer, a6osding the direct and expeditions
route TO I'll points IN the NORTH aad NORTH.
WEST.
1sains leave Chicago - follov0s
Day Express Pm
Way Passsaoees-S.l0 Pm
- Nsv ard elegant slseplng eass ass run ~
I'll Might Tnins.
GEO. L. DUNLAP, 6syt
Ids wm! keeDsout 0sa1 Tjshss ~
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FILL UP rHE OLD xLcImEyrs.

The call forc00.00o volunteers has been nobly
responded to By the eitissns Of shis State, and
ear qsoes 10 full. bat the old regiments are NOT
fall, and to svoid the draft, volunteers mus, come
fsswsrd quietly, sspseisiy II they would have
ths bounty.
volantsess arc received q Camp Mcclellan uni
sssnsa, provided with arst rats quarters, Sc. The
advantage Of volunteering for ths old regiments
bssSsssat The Connissssy sed Qsastssmastsr's
0epasensets ass thoroughly systsnatissd, sod the
Uoele ws1 fskss saseof. sspl-dltsW
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NEW TORK. BOSTON
AND .AxL BATTERY CITIES.
Cassyics ths Gsess Wsssesa Ara H.s
Wsssssa Ual1el sssi.s MALI.
ExPREss TRAINS LEAVE DUNKIRK Ann
- Buffalo, daily, on tAs arrival OF ali trains on
the Lake Shore Railroad, making close sonnec-
ti0us With trains froa Cleveland, Chicago. Nil.
wauAce, st Louis, Buslingtou, Keokuk, st Paul.
Dubuque, Gslsna, Iowa City, kc-the only car.
running through from the lakes TO New York
City
WITHOUT CHANGE.
Baggage checked through. Fare always - low
Is BY any other route.
Be particular and cell for tickets via Erie Rail.
road which are sold 1t I'll tn principal railroad
Offices in the West.
This Road affords facilities for shipment o
Freight, superior 10 any other route.
AN EXPRESS TRAIN FOR FREIGHT
leaves New York daily, making close concessions
through TO all points West. and quicker time than
ever before made on any limo.
For Freight rates, enquire Of J G Ostman, $40
Broad way. Chas Thurman. 10 Broadway, N. y;
. Il p Archer, 98 south street, n Y J Dunlap
10 state street, Bostsa Erie silway Office, q
Clark street. Chicago.
CHAS. MINOT, 0enr Sup. nv
Z. 8. SrRkcER, Ws.tssn Agent. Chicago, Ill.
A. BARBER, Agent, Darlington, Iowa.
apa-ts
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tOWHR PRESS BOOKAyOB PRInTiKC
EsTABKIsRJNEkT
Griggs'rBlssk, PerrySt,,
DAVENPORT, IOWA.
DAVENPORT. IOWA.


A Greek ON l.. A. AACKLOT FOR SIS.
IA signed BY Stephen Bowden. The paw ment
Of the check has been stopped. The On Ter will
confer favor BY returning it to this once or to
the Bank. n. KOHRS.
ian lott
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Nov Is The TINE TO LAY IN WOOD FOE
IN Winter use. We have dry kindline wood
It % per cord and green wood d Gig pr cord.
Quick " you will BE- too late.
y3l-a.s FRENCH 4 Davis
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ORIGINAL NOTICE,

STATE or Iowa,
Scorr CouEry. % In the District Court.
Mary Schnow ". Thomas Schpow.
TO saia Thomas sehnow. defendant.
Yon Are hereby noti6ed, that there 10 now a.
de 10 the Once Of the Clerk Of the District Court
Of said county. petition Of Mary Sehaow .clain-
Ing Of you divorce from the bands Of matrimo-
~ asd for siimony. and unless you appear thereto
and dsisndon O. before noen q the End day Of the
nsxt term Of ssid Ceart, . - holden on the II
Aoaday Of Fsbssasy, A. d. leSs. dslault will 30
ssesrsd against yoa 81 dessss rendered there.
% - prayed.
GEO. 9. @. DOW.
oeee-leWSV 1lAisu& Atteeney.
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70 Catherine Robson, William wster,. ,:so,..
Waters, Mary Emily Best, Ann Elisa kobs.or.
SAMUEL Robeson. Jane Robson, Clara Robsso.'
Henry Clay Rebe,on, and the Meth odis, Epi,eo.
pal Churck Of Pleasant Valley:
VOU AND EACH OF you ARE BEREny
L notified that the last Monday Of yanusrv.
A. D. 1858, has besp 6xsd for tie fnal settIem:.e
Of the accounts Of the Executors Of the l.ss v;s
and tssta@snt Of Jacob v. Robsson, late Of Seort
county, STATE Of Iowa. deceased. when you a.
ePpssf and contest said accounts II you desire
70 do.
B. LlNDERMAN,
County Judge Of Scott Co., STATE Of Iowa.
December 81, ls6S.4w
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TO LIE r.

DWELLING HOUSES ON the BLUFF.
II from 3s to 3l3 psr month, Two seoses
and rooms In ws,dS (lats wappsrnaas,) aud
Halle Blosks. Apply -
jae.SBw
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LONDON / LIVERPOOL
Fire 4 Life Insurance Company,

OFFICE. 50 WALL 4 81 PINE ST, Y.
tAid up capital. surplus and reserved
s.SV.ooV,"<O
Invested in this country,.... 1.0i5, S36
Yearly revenue over. 100000
fAc shareholders Personally RESPONSE
Die for engagements 0f the Company.
All Directors must be Shareholders.
EXPERIENCES FOR DAVENPORT:
Geo. q. French, Lorcnso Sohricker, Nicholas
Auhnen Co., Geo. l.. Davenport, Almct Skeel,
NisAOiss j. kusch.
NEW loRE:
U-innsii, Minturn Co, Harper 4 Bro,hera, Dun
can, Sherman Co., Alexander 7. Stewart.
=. q. wAsdBURN, Agent for Davenport and
Rock Island. jya
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no FAMILIES BREAKING UP HOUSE.
. kEkPiNG ANY party having . small
amount Of plain Household Furniture sufficient
for man and wiie). which they would libs 10 hire
out tor \ few month"; And have we'll ken care of.
will please address FURNIrURE.
doc 27-u Box S9l, L. o.
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Michigan Central Rail Road.
GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE
To J,ssC York, .tssc England
aud The C9ssa dus.

I'm AND AFTER SUNDAY NAY 6rH, 1862,
~ trains leave the Great Central Union Depot
tsot Of Lake street, as follows:
IA Day kxpre.s except sunday srrivess
Detroit 1t $40 H. Suspension Bridge IT $50 A NJ,
Albany $50 r NJ, New York $50 PM, Boston 1850
Pm.
1880 Night Express except Ss.ard.vl Ar.
rive ., Detroit at 7oo N. Suspension briogs
A N, Boston $3.50 p Nj.
Cincinnati trains, via N G Railroad, leave Chi
csgo 1t A n mail train. 7:SO r NJ Fast Express !:
arrive IN Chicago At Sis A N Fast Express. aud
S:l5 T Night Mail Train.
The TAO Al tran leaving Chicago runs through
to Cincinnati without change Of oars or BAGGAGE.
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CLINTON HOUSE.
H@Gun ~ ol1uTOa AND COLiE0y
~ - - less J. Tsusssz1, i 81
o1G - - ..sGas~i4.
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Rutan's Patent VemtilatOrs
On Cars Of Day Express Trains.
Baggage Checked Ihrossuh.

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H. n. RICE, Gen1 Supt.
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A Il h N I = W AN TED
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&c nse saa ass ,hg arr saf
6e@ fI.s resmvf r.sss.lsa Las nlEAi
tty vsFe lsafl egerai oa the
al siar.o-n pg 'sw pieoes
= raiirea4 irssn hare hccn shFown.--
Ths fring iron osr asefs o. shs
Figh'. nos dlseeiiy 10 he rear of he
rebels, cas b. ds#iaeily beard A no.
mshs sso ] So one Of heir shslis
espioae shore the crest Tie r,Seis
ere aAvs cosspsilsS 70 6gkl tla, ,egy
aad fare tAtS.
TIE decisive Struggle I'll undoah,-
ediy take place to-day. II We have
saaicisally heavy ieEoe IN The rear,
victory mast crown our eGorts. The
weather is vsry mild aud balmy Boz
fee rebels can be seen this morning.
Vino o'eIoek.--Ths Gre has temper.
arily slackened o. both sides.
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IMPORTANT
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Aeeomni % the charge no the
fftghfs OF Fredertcksburg.

flights OF fredericksburg.
The following vivid aecoun, Of this
charge we take from the New York
Times, Of yesterday:
I, was how / o'clock, continuous
6gl ing had been going on for full six
hours and the rebels snII held their
works, Gen. SedgWiek now determ-
ined on having the light brigade"
charge the nights. Col. Burnham
commanding moved his forces along
under the protection OF abandoned
earthworks, and the hillside formed
BY the sloping down Of the plain near
the city, until be arrived directly in
front Of the most formidable position.
known as the Slaughter pen KNAPP
sacks and any article Of clothing which
might impede their rapid movement,
were cast aside by the men, and they
we're deployed out in the following or.
der
one-half Of the Fifth Wisconsin,
Col. Allen, as skirmish line Thirty
first New York, Col. Jones, on the
left; Sixth Maine, Lieut.. Col. Harris
commanding. and the remaining por-
ton Of the Fifth in the rear OF and
supporting the ThirIy-frst at the same
time. A force consisting ofthe Forty
third New York, and the Sixty.frst
Pennsylvania, and one or two other
regiments were sent up the road at
the right of the stonewall. Going on
to the regiments of the Light Brigade,
prepared for charge, we're the
Thlriy-sixth New York, and Seventh
Massachusetts, aud eiill further on
other regiments. At twenty minutes
past eleven the lion hearted men rose
to their feet, Every one Of the thou
sand spectators on the bills in the rear
held their breath in terrible suspense,
expecting TO sec them all the next mo.
ment phostraie in the dust.
Forward cried the General,
and they dashed forward on the open
plain, when instantly there was pour
cd upon them most terrific discharge
of grape and canister. Many lay
dead but not one faltered. Full four
hundred yards must bo passed over
before gaining the stonewall. AS
they press forward, delivering the
battle cheer, which is heard above the
roar Of artillery, the rebel guns further
to the left are turned upon them
But they fslter not. A moment more
and they have reached the stone wall,
scaled It's sides, are laundering the
greer bank of the bluff, and precisely
as the city clock struck, they rush
over the cmbrasure of the rebel guns
and the flights are ours.
The enemy, with the exception Of
the cannoniers, fed in wild confusion n,
secreting themselves in the houses,
woods and wherever a place Of con-
cealment was afforded.
The guns captured proved TO be the
Washington Artillery, the battery 80
highly complimonted BY Gen Lee in his
report Of the last battle of Fredericks-
burg, and which has figured more or
less since the outbreak Of the rebel
lion.
aWhat men are these 2" was the in
terrogasory Of one Of the astonished
and terrified members As our braves
appeared over the ramparts. ave
are Yankees. - you, do
you think well fight now I" was the
response Of one Of our brave men.
Boys" remarked the commander of
tbs battery, syon have captured the
best battery in the Confederate SER
vice"
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reports tina following Tweniy-soar
whites we're killed BY he Bannock
Indiana, abost he Iss insa
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FiRsr VERMONT BRIoADE.--rhe
cd Vermont Brigade is Ia Sedgwick's
the Sixth Army Corps. This Corps
u now under The immediate command
81 Gen. Nsston, We Understand. Gen.
SsSgwick having the general charge,
sadeg HookeF. Of The movement
across tbc river AZ Fredericksburg.
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1863-05-12
Paper Bags.

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others.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1863-05-12
Initial Stamping.

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