davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-09-26
eensr.ls Burasaa. ana Roseerans.


EDs- CraxxA1r CoHHRsclAl--A4 soas
rsEsetiSas age east aFoo GecErRl BarEside
for nOt having rsi1f0Ecsd GeoEraI Rose
G81s beg leAJs, n Vir3insdoo Of tie
gallant BaEuside, 70 state lev facts not
A0Eu % eso Uke are ignosasE Of the
geoH8ghy q that eOuanT. / eia5a 70
kn0E The eORslEy occupied By both Ar1ieL
I Travelled thrO1Eh SoEIb GeaTgis - early
q 1919, AID ISigsd With the CbeTokses,
before tie whites occupied tie eO3aEFJs
eld before there we're good reads Of ssy
kisd. have bsel travelling oTsr thAS see-
EiOo, aod Bass Te1nessee. sTeR Eisees N
sTeEy e08eeiEGhle nay, and therefore Il Il
that knog The e0latV.
First Il q 60 kESdrei G15 tn DzeE
from KsoxFiIls % ChartSaoOEE, Gnd II l.
abOat fogty,Jfps aiLSs fr0n CbsttanOoEA 70
LafsJ etts, (ia The SeighboEhoOd Of Ubere
the 6ghtiBg beksn) sill farther BO1tb--
Baekner, in FetPeGtisg foa Eno1iHe.
boT5sd he bridges behind Ain, Feodsrisg
iE impossible tnF GelsrAl Burnside % re-
fnf0Ees Geoeral Rosecra1s With any sped;
besi8es, Gensral B1R1si1s had @ keep an
eye 70 the Rast, Eksrsy il tUeaty-fOOr
hO0Fs, a army Of tse1ty tbousaEd uen
eouId be pogred dOT1 8PS1 hin fran
LynehburE, Oh the great Virginia and Tea
Dessee Railroad, ia falf possession of TIE
rebels
ne eOuntry in North Georgia il rather
leTsI country, With hills a1d ridges
spFipRing mp, ~ intervals, and sepAraGi1g
one valley from anOtbsr- The streams are
sluggish, and the banks usually high
The county IS thiekIy tiubered, Uith =
heavy nndergTOsIhi maki0g It rAther in
passable fer The OperatiOos Of = large
army.
For my Part, have every eOoideoes IN
cur ultimate success Let R0seeEans be
reinforced, aod be Will ~biP the ~bOIe
COafedeaey. The 1e1isti0a adE0ests, Is
that Of the cannon and the sWOrd and let
there be no arnistiee. on go o. land unIil
all the rebels, jToat and rsGr, HOTth and
South, are subjugated OF exteruioatsd--
Aud then let e0n4ign PuuishDeot be speed
liz meled out 10 the surviving leaders IN
this unbOly er1sads against civilization
Ny motto i, GFesE IRE for the masses. aad
hEEl-j ire for the leaders. And nons bat the
loyal should be eOosolted in the great east
ing M Of these aeeounts-
". G. BR0EHL0W.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-09-26
House ofDeleEates-
FzDAI, SePsE0Ax IL lsSzs-

PWUT EsE. SD BAsEes-
IA S-saksr a7E3s9 NE- GoE - tie Geo.
Er1ss = erEE1zzs tae Aa3isFs O5ss, A.
poE.ss3. JAY -
sza1ls SEl CSo- ~ /. rssH1soa . sEiis
ns1-rss51s1rs. UG5 Flssst- - G2z tseC or-
F1RzEi11 6ElA( a ~ 81
H0ss Ill So- H. seAaEEsg e tcEDsAIP
RessisES Al s1seGl.1s gEs EseeESs1 trGo
Eks SaGaae With sEe s8s0Ds1ts Tbs
Sszssa azec1DssEs . DIS biH rare al
aErse3 - s11 tie IN tbEs k8Aily Fasse1
H0zse TN Eo- 81, FssssrISEog koE %
obaaIa Eeeosss - pr1EEiss E&g, a1a HoGss
iii G0- -, A1EhoEEE.g Clerks Ct GSEezlE
CoRts - tss1e s1seGE0zs q J21g1s1ts
Il J1s6es n esrt1ia casss. Ws1e FeeeITsd
hoo tie Seas1e EIzh s2ssd1e1Cs aoa ~
Mr. R1R" ~ IesTs. 1.r-Od1est = In
III No. sSj . isesGPorEts tie ~SE1dy Val
EsT Co1I RGTEOs1 CsGza%y," Skiz1 lad
m Ersz reaHinE
Tbsbm IA yo 81 se6nisg the PswsEs
sod d1t5es SD regaIatirg tie proceeding
Il tie Bsa=ds * Supervisors Of tie ssTzEzI
eO1afes q th@ State, Ess called Up b it
pEnoa, Mr.. VEn WIskle, aGd pat EFos rs
sseood resding, 49, eSss5dered til ths
bozT q s5JsaraDsar
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-09-26
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES


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a e-115nEsioa Eo8 - Hp1ze a.
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sttEte ~ GEs Hozse I'll q reA1x5o2 %
lie BOart e PGbSSE WOrkL
HE- AATEEE GE7 she Cc00EEfae e
Carts C JesEee, zs--lfEs2 = HI EEEEE-s1l-E
@SEE1 ssEE51.s q - Cu3e
EE HEEzao E11 H. Cc12lfess q
RTEElss. rEr71rnss III $3.50 81 r.
s-Dsd1g ssEfiisa - q chsPEer - q tAe
NJ TouE ntros..at . bEz Ioeat.g t.
sat fJj1sEes q PorlhSaaAs eoG1ty DsAr
Ehs es1Ers e R3 ec~T-
Ia Ss1Ese III eIns11EE d. 61s ~
Eke eoE8eE1ioa If eaEss n eaEsAi2 eG11Es9u
g1s nd q tbir3 ne a19 Passs4-
Tbe Ste bZl ETses H. ClrelEE Go1rf
lEIs11srjsa - H4 E tn nai1tE7E1es q
iEIeEzEE2Ate eSzB3Ee1, Ts rad . ss,sos4
EG1s aDa oE3sEsa - - e1grosss4
SsEsal HD1se bGEs asrs Fs81 . EEsS
M @ 6.s.5.g sbsPsEsEs SD ali5es
e ne sEEsral GUEzIiss e IL sac Tss
r11 = thrd u0s I'D F1ESSEEay s0sass1-
n S1Els a55szr.s4
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-09-26

CoRREsPONDEScEIdsa-stoo,eaa
49, 80 -. & - 5 = -. -
Stltss GOEerzE.1f, 9 nst Gl1EE u 1og oTsr =
years - - 81 = glll1g % beel1s H. Va ia
HEaEt
So1s - .-y4 IA D = ~ a1EIutaEs p nsIlsss
E6Gt ElsutlEf11, Gayi1r eoG1fys WaG8BL
!. s.Es<alt &C KvEEI0A.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-09-26
Du4h2H1KsAo14.Ksz-

rzrs - be czzss EPsa - rsasrd
tae d.aza q eae Il sE osdas ad bess
eszzsns-Es-y Eessas Esp & Cs1trs
Esse- Es t T2EssE & PEllyEzs
ssx IiageE1g EzasaA
ME Eesos va azsTVs = 1ooosEsliz
sossty bss s4s spsE lie 80n q IA he
n EsEs esF. He vss esesSsrEAzy sPsa-aI
q m4F a =. tR= os Ea Sa4s- He Wa
ksozs a = Tay Ssesasd set PodtETe
ns-sfseess ss4 sPrizss n al Es desE-
is~A god sss Es@faI sltGIsa- 20 $40
tex aoge sn8eat pzt N de UszOa eszss
koa TIE veg zrss aazsrinzs a seesssisa
up % Tie pEsssat tine. he vss always
azosz iEsss viz Esst hrtssst fOr thsif
eoastry. His dad VII be deeply rsZrzs
ted b. = vide circle Of frisads aud se-
qastBtsoees.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-09-26

.Tos hsE etb = rs-ad .sss1ssr bH
O.5s aE.l-ss - rssssr1zSu q Lhe uH-
.Eo1 RoE esls fses Jl5s ssveM asnsa eaa
E-oE a-.yl.<-g Ik11 ha5 ~ really szn-s-i
rE-z He1bo@3s . kis Efoole resrs1 -
.63h HsIs toa18E.F AzsssEszs dee1ess-
~ dax Re wo13z seree eEFsG@a q >
dsEz - @Uz, - tsrBs rs WhsI= ezse-
uEVs G115oF5ly a.gsz-zsG H. gOVsrUDsas L
ia HgT1 rroRasts xbz1 m ezE1-a-.-a
beeazss bs H q n Is PoEer - stSP
E6e E4g Toavna1 - vzr sPPed. -
WP WhEs = tbs pss ~ draw 81
ys1r n=ota Ct tte eleE6a1 Il tEE III
Eass lie Ear $50 Eksr4 Ct = rssrsrarsoa &
6sUEL P@R - EAk pa VA
have rssss-.s5s1. tkrUsgA Psaez as aay
~- PISS 1.ys-sAs yO1 Va hare
ne U@ ~I lea ia. AZ DsE
rssszs CA 8sEe owgz goEssEu1 -
!" WA sezzsa- ~ ia svE can -
Jaur re1eza<zase De ds<Esz1Ezsos < Al
ia i.a&lg Rea ss3 seSFaPs n sbsI
~E Do u sSEs@ tAss JET DAVIS
ts1s tas pea1s a R5eAu1us. Etts- h re-
@ w T5ekss1zg aa u.z, tha4 H
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tae
Il an e11eEIEs q ~ eIrrsElIsT - WH5ea
.V~Ry esd - rsi1rei1s = Ta5-h /
EoGE1 ~ $500 @0Rt. e11sErEia a1J
prrss9zG5sa - s1y go VIA a. NorGh
.o@y esr1sr1salasssz-
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ElEa 1,se4lEs1 = 1.E1s=
ma Cs1Ss1sE1ss se.sess Wa yssssEs-
- -, - -, - - 8. - - - -
ny 9sz8t kEEs l-ososs5 sleEs-s tae fAIi
e sG1zE. sBsPs Is33s-1..i1ffrlE5Sa foE sa'ss
sEsE.Ess - p y e9sHg aslz1s'
- - = - = =. 5s.,..-
z.aos 4 eg9y Slsse n ths Coahs<E.Ey.
sa1 the fses sasdes q tae PeoP1s g As'J-
- e - -. :1 -. ~ 49,. - - -;
- - - s,s.,ss=.5s,s5 Eesr1eC1 -
Nissan ars already -bers oEtbs Ca
sz7=r1Sg. a11s 1PS7 tes hyPStosEs q Go1.
49,. - -. -. 49,. =
- r4Es--i-s. JTFrs, 49, fSr-T- se-ri1v
tie Usissd s21ss ga kAFs ooshiag vhss-
sEsr q d. so1 M not os Pet1ltte9 =
- =. -, ~ -. - = ma
1t.-.[o-.z., - ..,...,, 1919.
@5s-oe-.ts.- Il Ms yo1r r,Esrs,ra- IA Ike
:, -. go, -
= = : = -s-..-'- -
Aoa TeoA Peace oSS' s1a Hhe1 VA t'1t0T
E-C4. eternA sepaEstiOu,-60 yOuf
1Ths. zaod Zf1 tbat IA %. ,a,s TIA,
- -. $3.50 - -
y"-t 'Ss1s S's-DSE- V-S ~
saPPe1 % yea AL. ms mia tsat VII
cone upon your State win fan upon yOu
I, ..-,-,, -7,h I,r,r ,sfgth,,. Do-s.
0sl10S yO-tssl.sS Ioe' SOe sss
yo1E spite sEainst yOaT "Blsek RsPabIi-
esuB fe8ow eitfxsnE 5v elsetf5z VslE.u
,E-. :. - -.,l
~ 1=--- ~ ~'ii o Fs's4ss laSs Sli'
cost yOu and your ehildren geEy dsEr.
Bat say you, I" This Is ~ abOlitiSu
49, ~ -, - ,..5 t,,,v -.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-09-26

Hard Timss far Rebel oaies HoIdsrs.
We should suppose clsrkships and 9th.
er small oaaees at Richmond would 10
begging. according b these statements Of
the RxamineE-
SIT IS simply impossible for the elerks
IN the departments here 10 live On their
present salaries when they have any ous
to depend on them. They have manseeIi
thus Tar 70 provide thenselEes food er,d
shelter By tie aid q such means q tliev
had. Or By the assiistaaea 6f friends. B1t
their money Is now gone and their .EarIil-
robes worn out, while prices have eoue
up higher than ever Ii VIII Be absolute
y necessary grsatly 3 increase their sal
9rles unless prlces cone down. Take an
example: The ladies who are employed
e note-signers receive SIS Per month.
It Is matter Of favor alone IL they csn1et
their board for that sum Their elothi1t,
washing, medical attendance If sick. M
other necessary expenses, hRve 70 Be con-
tEiouted b their friends. This. wheni
shoes are SS0'0E $40 per pain, requires
necessarily large sum. A elefk IN one
q the departments gets $i,50a Ha sin-
&c nan, be pays e present rats, finn,
80 so per month for private bosrl
washing, $ PEI month f6el, extra ? g
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-09-26
avg. L. YAEcgT,
v"P. A RosT,
"a. DUDLEY MArHI'

3
We have written At much greater length
concerning the Ohio canvass than Ne sx-
peeted to when We began this article. Bat
the great importance of the result Of the
vote 70 be cast in that State on next Tues
day two weeks, moves rs to do everything
in OurPOvsr to make our large circulation
over there useful to he Union cause. 1t Is
the eaass Of West Virginia not les thao
Ohio, because the danger i national. The
calamity following ValIandighau's election
viii cone upon us aud eur neighbors
alike
Our dsTOsed hope Il thAt the people Of
Ohio viii be warned while It is yst tine.
We sntreat them to onit ne EFFORT TO crush,
and bury very deep, the tressooabls Cop
perhsad that is now lining his bssd %
thrsAtningly In their midst.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-09-26

PRkslDExr LExcoEE BES0arzA1ns.-Fhs
Savannah INc,l PIaasssaI.- aoninsi.s AIr
Lincoln IS his owa sueeessor.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-09-26
80 C~atEsa-

TA CsGz:y Cs1sEslt5tzl1 . EG1zz1a4sz cl1-
6assass q Nsaa,1szzze ass - 3e Cea-
E.ass as sas.rzasa =. ? sessek
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-09-26
Z EN- w GOD.

4 FIkINALE HuAkDIHR school,.
E0E BOYS -
NEW BRIGHTON, Pa.
4A4- Al. IA A-A-I A-lzLAle 4uE1oAH, EEPE "a
HoHRscaOgB saBsys,sst-hs- ,.zE6s-
60
. EIILIIIcIs--ElsE NJ a A.,
- Al K-Hs CEH>h OEls6ag, 4 . 49,
- es.rll ~ llli-l IA = -
- tE1lezls EBE. I0G. RAIL-
- - - ..
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-09-26

- = = - -
l-1sls-Ss 50. - = -
EEAc = - = $500 ~ Co.
.@ - -
E0A e94es - - y
60 c@E@6s = 9..Ess cIEIIG
= - -
@e~N+.e - = -
- - - - - =. -
= - = -
- - - - - a -.
10y UlFo 49, ~ 60 ANI
- Q - - AErIllI1 Cllllle1l1 . -
@~3-le---EtN 49, -
- n HGEE1 - - - lEIIfl-
E EEE reE E2a 49, - $780,
s-55sEI = 80 = Is = -
- E1iU - 60 - - -
G1EEt6 4
LAET CZlLLEllA
~RE AEkEs AEE1l0R1ZED TO
49, HD1aH n E01EI1I -
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-09-26
NEW ADVRRTISElGsNTS

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Washingto1 han
FAREWELL PERFORMANCE OF
PROP. ANDERSON.
1us AEEEzsJL
GRAND SCHOOL MATINEE
ADnIssEOS rs CTs-
1883. FALL STOCK 1868.
WALL PAPERS z BORDERS
JUST RECHVED-
xaC7TFFCL STUcL e ~" R1P@G8
"A RDA 60 BGp7 - ~ go ~ ~
o1aln e IA M ~ - 80
1 G8%s@ -.
VENDOW SHADES
CREEN on Cloth II AN " G4
~ a. A. ERe ~
So - ~ = z -
Turner's Balsam,
AZ t.a.z.as r@.ay n 111zA.a- 11.a-1..-J.
17lala A PEErEEy as Al s-n.lls E1s.y
ul-ssr Al GiESEnEslle1a- UrEEa1so1gEs.4, GEb1sA
=
= q. 49, 1.IAl Asi-r sISEE - -
sG x1io9
EEUT s1L1IKR $50 oHea boEs6H
II nE's EE1A $3.50 - Euzs = 49,
T@ma-nasz.za. q. E--u+4s R.,a.-
1E-7E-S ElAE-a = o. - 1s16a II hlEa
GhG11ral M Htl,.A
eGIEERTs KMEcAID RARnA
vs1EzEs sssEs0r 20
- eSSA--s-
Dast[aes csuEa e she S.a.sa se-ns.
f% te' y r faIsEa District q -
AUas.lzs
:. : = IL e. -
NU1IU = kEssy Esv1 -
tRl9sA ar 4 OSsssar. 1sEG = nss-E5usss va
49, 80 - & = - - ( q 3 ~ - - a.
1slA- EsE5l Prousa1 - taEe 81 aeELle a. HHg11B
tssssS s.srss Fa-z.s - s7E - -
Id = GE1a1A - - @s ~ Itles ahGIs ~
G7E11 u.s-r NJ ~ r.i.:s-. s-ror - 1s-EE.
HEEHs Is 60.
WANTED.
A com EEADT NAS OF BOZ, = aar ~
a kzTr7 hs'H cz,p.on
AsS ID A4 s-esE
WANTED.
1000 Z 4 e So "a R e. IS st g - nA
J. c aAEDEEE-
H 10 NAa HEsSt
New Fan and Winter Goods.
A Why LARsKsT0cx ~
% ~ = El-ll---
DRESS GOODS
RUn h. e ~ Erzz-A Nsh1A, = - -
Gg5 DalEE8z, PEz sa5 I8SOss7a8~ Rs4
Eh=A H1EA LlI<rs AlP.oalA, Al eosSEE
AMERICAN RELAEEs.
0O0 PIECES P3 81 HnaSa Dat1las..,
SOO EtEE haafAAoaE ealiglE
500 BALMORALa
.IUs9 HEcEITEn E@ sassss 80
Photographic Albums
IL "a ~ 49, - 2 &c :; :: G:. a s. AE.s
PICFGRE FRAMKs.
Ia, - - - - 9 .,.-''
A GENEsAL assoEznz.r, alDPzASgS cos1sd
"a cE-da. Whol--Ile A.l ksell. g
ssES RAETEIDas's SsE eAssg-
Bran, ShipstuR and Midlings.
0O0 IO1s suaKRIoR mLIFKKD ~ re-
SOO esfED1 - arasS - NgWE Ha,h
PRYOE : FEOsG.
s.Ps9 A@D NEaSE
Sewing Machines.
"LcoX GIBES EEETI6 NAGHIBS sl
w HsoT Pea, Esai1. 49, - a1JthAg - ~
qlTe1 q . ira e1aGl E8catle, eJi1elG8 Of WhiC11
Ga1 y EoSn - eaHtlg - ne agsEys 10 A8l3
ssss x1ooLL4B
A ~ PERSON Si.htng u knsg tAa arza
"A re = Whteh IL Wlle5E 4 G5Sa5f SsBs1E IA
eAlass 49, ~ ~ thoss - hags a. - W111
Ee1pscollly Tetsr d. - HEN- GsoEEs < WhsaG,
Nh = II E1fa11 Mr. AZ II E0EhsEs UIEhs
- UA2e1. buf lax 49, EEeieuf II IL
press1G n NOOLL BGO.
ssl4 10 Ma StruSG-
CIH1NoTs sETVs-
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-09-26
GHEGAKAY INSTITUTE.

BoARDIS6 A1D DAY sCa5oL F0R ToUSs
EOG 1897 and 1850 SPraee strset,
PHILADELPHIA
r" HeEEalE e9lrss e slEEruEEEuz s--n--.-F -.
4 E1EA - EEuneh Lalrl.
EGGil Bral17Ea3-E@ FL dks 49, 80 -
E1i119s sAI1.lllk l-lilEll 1r1--
m bel-g 30 - a. hftE II a. PTilriIIl
$3.50 - - - ErlllI-rz
FfesA > - L.1g--lss = 0s~ESdb~-
Eel1EiT a1oEs0 u - LG1reG1A-
Ia a1o1-lI1tc yG1g e0nsles EsuealReF ia,
81 49, - 4sE-tsF G1se1lEEsS8 pa-GEeEElnE
~ 90 AA1ANH DllEAIIuH.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-09-26

"MooK GBES SEWING NACHHEs N
w HaO- Pa, Es111, 81 - G1ythtlg 60 r.
oa1 - EhoSn - eaH1g q ne agDEy, 10 Hsla
81 D.uoOu4pno
A ~ PERSON vi.hEns 70 knsg aa
"A re = Whteh IT, WllggE 4 G5SeR SsBs1E NA-
IGA0a8 018 ~ ~ th1ls - haEs a. - Wul11
EesPsetlny TeSsF d. - Mrs. GsGFs K Whsa1,
Ma = II E1fa11 Mr. AZ III E0Ghss UtIhs
- OA0s4. buf Ws Ehtlk 49, EEdeuE n IL
prase1G n NICOLL BRO.
ssFaa 10 Maia SfF1ss-
OHANoTs SKINS 7--7--
" sSys Br4hA
a. ii. v.-,..,s~s AnE'h Al-.e
ssPas d ED0LL BIO
DUCK GAUXTLKTs, ~ Ida
AZ De TnEisty s11rN e
80 ?. SIcOLL SID.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-28

W ARLINGTON, Feb. q.
cur government has been officially
informed OF the action Of tho Mcalcan
government ~ relation to tho INVASION
Of Texas vagatord McNieans. | he M.A-
lcan Minister on foreign affairs has ~
Stiuctcd the Governor of Iamalapas
10 make "A solemn declaration To the
Confederate authorities that such in,a
sions are not only disco lntcnnnccd b,
the Mexican Government, but meet with
ii stern condemnation. The Goycrno
Of lamalapas Is further required, rs far
~ possible, to pr vent such Iusasiuns.-
Should the Texans rctaiato hy invading
Mexico they are 10 hc treated rs bsue 4,
While those from Mcxlro pa>.ue alo
Texas are 10 forfeit all claims o proicc.
ton tom the Mcxlcan Government.
4 letter from the Secretary Of the
Treasury, transmitted to the Senate to
day, says thnt no prin iug paper was IN.
cludcd IN the stat ncut III The repotts ~
pipci from tie collectors Of New York
aud Boston, aud that none Whatever ha,
ocel "iiE'ol''i uh'ti ihc IlIc-fnl 'atiH
Some of the principal merchants and
shippers Of New York demonstrate, IL II
memorial 10 the senate, against The con
llnuarce OF the present slstcm oi = izc
adindlcations, alleged to be cAargcablc
willl abuses aud delays, winch insure the
receipts Of prizes 50 ilch'y earned by the
Crews culillcd 10 thcm.
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The Democratic Meeting nj w. A. In.
gals, Cedar county.


EDlToR DIMoCRAr AND NEws.-The
meeting at w. A. Ingalls, r. residence, on
Saturday evening, Feb. list, was grand
affair. Although the weather was very
rough, and the roads ditto, there was a
good turn out. One hundred and fifty
persons were present. A number, myself
included, came the distance Of twenty
miles to hear Ingalls, sp ak we were
richly paid for our tedious ride.
The house was Illuminated in very
tasteful manner. standing on "a high point
o; g,ound, it showed OFT magnitcenty
for miles around. In each window hung
the motto Tile Co..stitutiou and lAe
Lows."
The house Was called to order by Ii.
Ii lott. MIR. ingalls, stepped into the
hail AMI addressed the audience for two
hours in a It, lie pccu lar to himself, and
extremely interesting TO all. Ills reason
inr was clear and logical. and his elo-
quence rich and penetrating. You conll
have hear: u pm drop, the attention was
50 perfect while he WAS speaking. After
he closed. little short fellow by the
name OF Weave, got up to reply, and
boreI US too much for endurance, rs his
tedious remarks were neither logical nor
sensible. will not waste paper to no
tice him much further After he had
taken his seat. Ingalls, was called u,,on.
and by few words overturned all thu
aboltionst had raid, and proved TO every
one present that this man Weaver could
i tell tue truth, and tfat he intention.
ally stretched veracity to its utmost ten
sion.
Alter the speaker had disposed Of the
aforesaid Lin onite, in the most ge tie
manly manner, he proposed three cheers
for the "Cons,itution aud the Laws
which were responded TO most cnthus
a,ticaly; then three cheers for McClel-
Ian, which went off ditto, and three cheers
for the adi 5, which We're gwen in most
satisfactory manner to the fair sex; after
which some one in the crowd proposed
three cheers tor Mr.. Ingalls,. which fairly
made the house trembe. The meeting
adjourned. after which q number signed
tie constitution of the Club.
Thi. must have been most satlsfacto
rv meeting for Mr.. Ingalls,, as it was the
last week he remained in Cedar county,
before leaving for Scott county. The
democrarv OF Cedar county will lose
much by his leaving. lie will no doubt
return occasionally among his many
friends, and cheer them OH in a good
cause. Yours, DC,
A CITIZEN
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CiScI>NAr.I News. Goth. I'VE have
startling news from Central Kentucky 10,

C.NcI>S.rn News. Goth. I'VE have
startling news from Central Kentucky To-
night. My statement, dispatched on
Tuesday ght, is more than correct.
Breckenridge and 7. agram. with 3d.
600 troops, were at Richmond, 2G miles
from Lexington, this morning, and were
ossing the Kentucky River on pon
toon bridges The Fcdc al forces which
went OFT on the Richmond road from
Lexington on Wednesday met the enemy
in superior force, and our troops e re
t eating to Lcxing on, hoty pursued hy
them. John Morgan is at llarrodsourg
with large force, no.ing in ano her d.
rection. Longstrcct and Humphrey Mar
shall are nearing Mount Sterling. also
with large force, SO tnat Kentucky s
NV o,crrun completely with the rebel
army. Gen. Wri III has corrobraoliyc
int. lligcnce Of these rumors and credits
them.
The Adams Express Compauy's Mes
sengcr and Lexington Agent, Mr. ll,r.
per, brought here tonight all the valaa-
blcS, duu Stdtcs t'dt, "uSH tuS t"'" 'S'N
Lexington this p. IN, Iiring was distinctly
heard Oh the Richmond ! ad The Fed
cra forces number about 1000 men all
told. winch handful Of m could not
successfully compete with such an over
whclming opposition. Major Gen. Cox
arrived here to,nie ht from Western Nir-
eiuia, and is closeted with Gen. Wright
and others. 1t is possible that all the
Federal troops in Western Virginia will
be brought here immediately The en-
cmy have left Tennessee thout being
missed by Ko ecrans, their places having
been filled by reinforccments from Fred
cricksburs.
The Kentucky Central Railroad again
Withdrew all trains this evening. The
down train tonight WAS crowded with
refugees. The excitement in Lexington,
Frankfort, Paris and other portions OF
Central Kentucky is very great The
excitement in this city will probably
Commence Tomorrow.
WAsn,NaroS Nsws, 26th.-Simon
Canlcron's letter appears to-day, tender
ing hs resignation to The Prcsidrnt as
Russian Minister. Il contains no partic-
lars beyond an expression that, IN his
private capacity NJ home, he can do the
country more good than if abroad.
Cassaus n. Clay has been rsnomisatsd
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LATEST NEWS
By TELEG RA{X.
Saturday, = O'Clock a. N.
From Cairo.

CNuo, Feb %.
The steamers Rose Hamilton aud ~
ansviIe came up to-day They were ~
rested near Napoleon hy Capt, Selic
iidgc, OF the Concstnca, rs being engaged
III the con,raband cotton trade, ms Is re-
ported, under permits from cen Cor
man. We have now live steamers here
under arrest for contrahand trading
o Of them will probably be conlsca
ted
The Evansville has been arrested some
four times, and then released on some
SLIGHT pre,,St II j, time She was put 10
some legitimate use.
lkrhe Continental has arrived from Lake
Providence, which place she left on Mon
day.
The canals into the lake were almost
completed, The wok was commences
al Lake Shad, and reached within a few
rods Of the river. The canal is over l10
feet " DC, beng dug down 10 within ono
foot Of The level Of tho lake, aud lhon
there j. II eet tall from the river t. the
lake. There ls no doubt hnt il will be Il
perfect success, besi les giving MS pass
Wy TO the end of tho river Il vii take
surplus water from the rleer, and protect
our entertainments below
Boats 90 10 and ou. at lsz1o Pass at
will
Capt Lcary I'iteh's fleet left Florence,
Ala, last sunday.
Van born had crossed the Tennessee
few davs bcioic At that point with ~,
600 cavalry, gong 10 reinforce Eiagg
Toe rebels have raised the hull Of the
steamer Dunbar, sunk near Florence il
year are, aud taken IT above the shoals,
with the intention Of making a euuboal
ot ii.
All about the country region Of Flor
cnee The rebel cavalry are picking ~ con
scripts
A Federal force from Cornth has gone
after them.
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WHAT ARE GRhEs Backs WoRTn?-
The g-nerai impression conye.e ed to ih. MIND
,s. that If gold is worth 81 20 in paper curren-
~ tha, the paper i,sei il only worth thirty
cents on the dollar. This lea very great pis
,ake aud one that shouid be removed. Every
person ought To know that when gold il at 70
back Instead oi being worth only 80 Gems. Is.
u reality, worth Deariy 59 cents 1t the
1s-e not so-if III were worth 81 40. and
currency 80 1T is evident that VIII. gold nd.
yauees 0 n premium OF 100 per cent currsn
y would be worth nothing The following
uhls shows tho .a'.,ing latio from par down
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-28

G. X. BAhD has sold his stock OF lam
Remove East --ihertiore hs would inform !
per-ous having claims against him TO present
them Tor payment. aod those being indebted
hls Office before the 18th OF March. 1863 sf e.
which lime all accounts not settled viii be
placed in legal haD6s Tor collection.
ii2S dAwlw
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n2S d&~lv,

WiIrE's DANCING AcApEMY.-The
second term of this institu' on will commence
O'Clock and for gents ihis evening st O'Clock.
Mr. White hop.s to see a ! those who pro- os.
lining the 80, essl clssses On baud punclraih
al the hour.