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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-12
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RAILROAD.
cuuucp ARRAN ENENT

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Nm AND FTER MAY era, AND UN-
iii further notice trains will leave Chicago -
a foll0ws:
100 A N New York Express, daily, excep'
Sundays.
1850 N Night Express, daily, except Satur-
days.
II Trains arrive in Chicago ct sis P n, and
o:l6 A NJ. xs.
All the abovs traios mako regular connections
TO Dunkifk, Buffalo, Niagara Falls, Albany. New
icsk, BOSTON, PhiladsIphia. baltimore and d
uzurious new Sleeping Coaches. With ali mod.
sru improvements run on Night Trains.
Thrsogh Tickets can Re obtained q the CON-
pays Once. IS CLARK stteet, vndef sherman
Hst.e, o q the Depot corner d Ola Van Burss
0sasgal WestssA A6AA
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1867. PROSPECTUS 1852.
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TheChicago Tribune
FIST CLASS WESTERN NEWSPAPER.
Devoted i, News, Con,uerce. p oti,cs
Agriculture, Science ans Litesasrrc.

The principles which the Ch:eayo Tribune
espouscs and advocate are :--Tf1. esr r,.e Of Ere.
dom, Justice and humanity; Improvements, Of
thu Mental. Moral and physi.ai condition Of
the m asses: rsrpasaisy OF trs Union .obe Hence
!" tile C-nssitusi IN. ani supremacy of the
Laws: No Com promise with traitors Fyea
uomsSseaas for che Ian ilsss: .Eneoaravatneus
OF itosns In nlas:rr. No H,si.ics sJa-be,y !:
Honest man for Offices: Eeenesay in sorsrn- :
man.: 4 uni Currency anl Deasa Ia AL
=. Wili-ca: Sh;nplassees," an / this pvosses,:icr
of sho W.rayainss Treason unalthslsss Hess!
ha. iat.l DOWN hi. arms r : > =
In price and sixa Of shess amount an rresh-
ness Of insciiigeltc, variety aai valas of in
formation fall aass aud 2sra ray .sf commercial
matter a-i IN whatever csa gses 10 make IN
e FIRST Cia>s Nc~saaPsr, The Tribune rhal
ssagss samqsFissn With any oshsr Ioarnai Ess;
TERMS OF THE WEEKLY rRIBryE.r
Single Subscribers. in al sass 81
Three sona.s- raSs o. st-gss.--- ..--..a4 4 s,s
Esya copies Sra.a OF tl .asl- s Il,
|Tsnespss~s rass OF 81 -Ial - .-..-.s III %
Tssnsy csspies topas Adde'S. sand pa1s
eoGestSr up of cinb 49,. 50 90
TERNs or THE DAILY TR1BUyR.
On ys1r ~ % 4 SSx nensks, q 80
TEENS o. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
sS1e yess I'D: Sir mnnshs- -: ThYse ncnshsAt:
1sahS Of ars- ssa.e eT 4s a5h rIs "a
alnh- ct ven. rsse 81 30 IS 90
. Nansy In rsxis.erel Latter nav b seus
ss o9S siak. Addroe~
7klsuxE c., CHICAGO
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~ WatCheS N JCWeIry,

Of the Richest and most Fashionable Patterns.
+ offered ut Retuil ut Wholesale Prices.
INHE HUBBARD BROS. Nos. s5 anil g. N,s-
sau Street, Now York. Manu- acturers an
tImpo. terr OF all the Leading, Rich and m ost
popular Styles of WATCHES and JEWELRf
being determined upon increasing their busi- ;
ness to al unlimited extent. offer the following
elegant Ornaments at the unsurpussed Low
Prizes folGowing: -0- '. -
MAGIC TIME OB<ERvER, being Hunting and
open lace, or Lady's or Gentle,nan's Watch in
Que: the prettiest most convenient ana cheap D.
est Wa,ch in the world. Imitation gold Of.
fected by patent process, which renders the
appearance IT gold perfect. while it does not
ieost one third rs much. Prlco only So. Re-
tails at 800 upwards.
Hus71xu coaro ~1T'os cAszD L.vzRs. English
manufacture Movement; capped and full Jew
eled has sunk seconds. and the newest i'm
pro cments. Heavy caScd and good imitation
gold. Price only SIS. ketails at from $50 to
SlOn. WV W.
uCNTlSe COMPOSITION CAsED ARMY WATCH.
Kichly engraved. lewelel and fancy works.
ohs"rP assed tor Suffers: Traders, etc. Price
9l5. Rctals at from $40 to 100:
n great variety Of other WATCHES, at low
PRICES.
LADIES" SETS Of Brooch, and Ear Drops to
correspond. Imitation Cluster Diamond IA verv
rich pattern and entirely new. price -. Coral
''A" Do''o eHt" lisa: worry neat and pretty Or
nameut. handsomely mounted 1926.
GExrLENEN' EST ChAlSs. Parisen an el.-
giant pattern, only 81. Tho Demoniac, very
heavy, S5.
Rrxes: Plain only 75c. Scroll, very pretty.
81. chased. naat pattern. 81. Seal Slgnet
g.: Imitation Dianlonc S.
SLEEVE RuTToxs 80 Patent Chased or Enam-
'ellcd. anew and very handsome pattern. So, 80.
Double chased Or with stones Sl.4o.
Bosom STUDs.-a variety Of new ami fashion,
able designs, per act. ST. 50.
B,soN AND SCARF P1>s.-Leaf with Onal
and Fancy Stones, g.. Imitation Diamond
$3.50.
LooKETs.-Doahle Glass richly cncra we'd 81.
ter:ons wishing any Of the above, have only
to remit the price in a registered letter to oar
address, and til" articles will be seAt by r.turn
mail, troe of expense. Orders to the
amount OF twelve dollars and upw .rds will lie
sen ~ express to any part Of the ioyai States
WITH bill payable to tAe Expire 8 Company.
when tho goods arc delivered
Agents. S1tlor- and Country Merchants,
throughout the country. who wish to make
money rapidly, will DO we'll to obtain our
mammot IL catalogues: We furnish tn, most sal.-
able out!1t ~ prices unsurpassed by any other
concern! Address
HUBBARD BROS.
Nos. 6 s. g. Nass.u near John Street.
v'n' tmS New YORK CITY.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

NOTICE il rhsrehs given that in pursuance
~ and BY vifsurc OF !i4Efse from tn. Pro-
bas to Court the cannsy nF Dasos - III the s;a :.
of Minnesota. We aill sell a. public ancsien t,
ihs. hsghcs- bi der. fe- ca>. At the wei ing
house Of n ArgetsaIer. Es.:-. near th. prem :
i~e- hereinafter ds~c,ibed. in the Comfy Of
tiaadhua- m S:ass Aforesaid. OH the Is das #
fssrsay. 1853. at ten oclr< in sfe forenoon, Of
sssfd day he following described real s<sase
lyi.g and being in sai,I Con .,sy of Goo b.,e il
being the property Of Eli Chapel. late OF the
e sga:v ni Iss kosa. leceas...i 70 r: The s,n.si-
vi1sd nne-thisd CT lot ene IN s-rsian fourteen
township one hundred and foursesn sorsh Of
range sixteen west Daseri January 3,tsi ISsss..,
s 0 MARY C.I sPEL.
$50 K J-5CHUNISa..
ysHs3w3 Administrator. u
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,n10 mn MA LIE OR F r nj ALE
OUU.UUU Agents TO Sell
- LLOYD'S NEW steel, PLATE

100000 N A l. A:.o': e on SEMA1E 70 s.;i
- LLoYD's NEW STEEL PLATE,
Cenaty Co,ored Map Of the
UNITED STATES: CANADAS, AND NEW
90; BRUNSWICK.
From recent surveys, comp,etel Aur N
,s"2 cost 81 $500 to engrave it and one vcay,s
time. >> 0'0 , wi
HuPerlf to any $40 map ever made bv Cotton
or Mitchell. and sells at the low nric. of +, y
Genus S7D,Ooo names are engraved on this ~. n.
Il IL not only Co nty Map. but it is also q
COUNTY AND RAILROAD MAP
CT tho United States ana Canadas combined il,
one: giving ~
EVERY RA1LRoAD STATION
and distances between.
1uar*ntee any woman OF man s. TO S. per
gay. and will take back uil maps that cannt,t
he .old, an refund the money.
Send for 81 worth and trv it.
Printed Instructions how to canvass will,
be furnished al! our agents. '' WA
WWahtca-" h''esale agents in every State,
california; Canada, England, France and Cuha'
y 4. fortune may be made will. IL lew hun lrc.i
dollars capital. No competition.
II: II: LL"xo: No. l64, Broadway. NY.
The War Dcpar, ,ment >cs our Man Of y;r
sin'a. Aarylanl: and Pennsy lvania- cost
S.sharpsbare' 81 Maryland Heights Wiiliamss,rt
Ferry. Rhorersvile Nolund's Forl. .ni III
Others on the Potomac, and every other p|ace
IN Maryland, Virginia, aud Pennsylvania. or
money r. funded. -
LLoTD's
TYPOGRAPHICAL NAP OF KENrUCE
ONO, INDIANA, AND ILLINOIS,
ls the only authority for Gen. Buell. and tbo
War Department. Money refunded to any
one hndinS an error in it. Price 50 cents.
LL'yd'S Map of Virginia. Ma,vIunl. and
reEnHyiv'nia is very large : its cost is twenty
nVe cents. and i! is the best which can lie
hasel."-TE1BUNE, Aug. I'd.
LLOYD'S GREAT MAP OF THE M1ss1s.
slPPI RIVER.
From actual Surveys NV carts Bart and Bow.
en- Mississippi River Pilots Of St. Louis. Mo-
shows every mans plantation AID owner:
Namc, ifom st. Louis to the Gulf Of Mexico -
80" miles-every bar. town. landing ami Il !
places 90 miles back from the riyer-col,redi !,
counties and States. Price, 81 in sh.ets-s2 !,
pocket form. and $50 on linen, with rollers
| Ready Sept. -.
NAVY DEPARTMENT, |
Washington. Sept l1ih l>62i
j: +. LLoYD-SIs:-S me your Map o,tht
| M'SsiSs'' pi River wit, Price per hun,l. cd cop
les. Rear \ Amiral Charles IL. Davis. com,
manding the Mississippi. squadron is au,hor
yea I" purchase as many 4 are required 10
| the use Of that squadron.
H'nEoS "ELLEs, Secretary Of the Navy.
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The advantages Of this route f:om all roints
on rhe Upper Mississippi to Chicago and tho
East are superior to !h"se Offered by any com
Ietng Line.
No oh ,n"e Of Cars is mad, between rrairi
du tt;cH ana Chicago
The SpIcniil ti,>, Class Steamers Of tn
Prairie du Chen AMI st. Paul Packet Line
superior t" all others on the Upper Mi.~is>ppi
i,r spac /. comfort AMI cpnvul:icucc. u, H.. i, :
rect connection with Express Trains ut Prairie
Iu CHEN
By this route passengers are abl..i 20 each
';hics"" as quick as by any other: getting II
full nights rest nnt breakfast on board tl4e
Stea'ncr>: making the chungc from Steamers
t" Cars by day light. anil avoiding ali VI. niba-
travel.
The distance from St. Pan to Chicaco hy
this r"Hte Is 4 :" miles The distance via the
l." Crosse and Mi wau!s"c Ruilroadi i 4..milIs
Over one mile OF Omnibus Travr. il in,.urr, {;
by taxing the route Via LA Crosse and MiIwa,,-
kec.
Thc>" facts vntltlc this Line to It least an
einaI share OF the North wcs.ern hr inc.s.
y. y. III bbEl-l., f.. I. BACON,
W. cotcrn travelling General Ticket
Agent. Age :. Milwaukee.
ii. C. HOFFMAN & Co,
Agents, Red Wing.
n''a !: MO It.
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The Magazine for! the Timess!=
& 81 p ---- III ~ ~
Peterson's Magazine, Mag,
The Best and Cheapest in tho World for Ladies'

10 hsss aad Cheapest in the World for Ladies.
This popular monthly Magazine will 90 greatly
improved for 1858. 1t will contain
One Thousand Pages Of Reading!
Fourteen Splendid Steel Plates!
Twelve Colored Fashion Plates {!
Twelve Colored BerlinWork Patterns!
Nine Hundred Wood Cuts ....-
Twenty four Pages Of Music!
All this will be given for only TWO DOL
Lass = year, or dollar less than Magazines
Of tho class Of" Peterson" 1t.
Thrilling TILES und Mouezetfes
Aro tho bost published anywhere. All the
most popular writer's arc efnployei to write
originally for = Peterson" In 1888, in addi
ton to its usual Quantity Of shorter stories,
Four Original Copyright Nevele.ts will be
given, by Ann s. stephens, L. c. Moulton,
Frank Lee Benedict aud tho Author Of The
Murder in tho Glen Ross" II also publishes
FASHIONS AtIEAD OF ALI. OTHERS
Each nam ber. in addition to>the colored:plate
givos BoNnets, Cloaks ana Dresses epyraved
on wood. Also. pattern, from Whicha Dress
Aanti|la or Chila's Dress can bs cut ont. with
cut tho aid OF a nautau- m kor. Also, ;ovcr. i
pagos Of Household and other Receipts.
~ 1t is the Best Lady's Magazine in
the World.-&s
TRY r. FOR ONE YEAR.
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La Crosse l. ali.w sukee kai,ro I'd

IL
With i,s c"nnec,,"ns. forms the shortest
Tqnick:st, aud Only direc, roatc to
.Nilrauhee, CHic"go, Detron, Pits
1u,y, Tzl@Gzo, Netc Tork. B,<to,a,
anil ali ,t"int East md South.
oncts t'ie sl,ic,siid Unite lstnt tes mail steam
crs \, rthcsi: Bel c. Kr"kui and Moses MIL
Ian. vii! leave st. P.uI daily at A. H.. from
whar!-bont, foot Of Sibley street. connecting
at La Crosse next morning Sundays excepted J
after break ast with the 4. Z train mi ing
al Mlnues"ea Iunc:ian l2 O3 P. NJ. n Milwaukee
ut 2.;'' the same a!tcrcoon and in Chicago ut
s same "veaiug. in time 20 connect will, all
EASTERN and Southern trains. o.
This i. the'ohly route by which passcnge
arc -ure of making connections in Miiw II kee
or Chicago, the next evening altar leaving ST.
Paul.
I3agrag .clecked throseh. e = s esx s~
ASK FOR TICKETS VIA La fRt,ssE.
For through tickets to all points Fast and
South, apply to MEsEEC lie d McLAREN.
= e1 "a -. =: Red Wing.
II. T. RrasEY, La Crosse. ~ ~@ ~@as@@= ~
+. II. GopDKicH. Manager. r. Milwaukee,
]. II kixEALL. Gan. Ticke, Ag't Milwaukee.
". ". WILSON Gen. Passenger 4 ct st. Fau
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PREMIUMS FOR CUTTING UP CLUBS:
Three, Five, Eight or more copies ma ko clus.
TO every person getting up a club of Three,
Fivo. Eight or Twelve copies. an extra copy of
tho Magazine for 1853 will be given, or our
3 ezzntint for framing, Bunv:n Parting from
bis Blind Child in Prison. TO every person
gotting up a lab Of Sixtesn, two of either tho
Prcmiums will be sent.
Addross. p st-pnid,
CHARLES J. PETERSON.
sos Chestnut Street, Philad. lphia.
Specimens sent gratis WHOM written for.
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I'd WHOM IT NAY OONCERN.
B Ek tksr in3sbsed % ~. ei.ies ~ psss q
/! ]. bsok neE0ant mase pay up ~ u 1Ggk day
|of November. OF they viii be sa~d. as ve mss
kavs menev- O. BUNCH Il co.
1s1 visG. ose- II, usA a19v1vo
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TuE DAILY EVENING JOURNAL,

AtA e OAlusx E.t t1NtN JOl IN AL>
Containing full Tsle1rsphio Report. Of nov.
sni r'e narksss up to the hour Of going to
press, ~ r, ", and who're trains leave IN time
for the Second Edition, up 20 r. 4, eae. after
noon. will bs mailed 70 Subscribers at
% per anna u. St t,r 4 months. D. for 3 M maush
NsSs Daal rs IN City ant Country supplied {
two dnllars psr hauiroi copies. Express
charges i've eenss per package Tit Daily
ESsains Jarual may bs Il III Of alt nsw .,neu in
tho principal phases in tlia,is. icea ain, low :.
Nartharn In Llama AMI southern Nj. .ai.an. aa;s
Of all the train boys an shs train. that leav.
tho cit! Ga the osensns OF iss qualifications
THE Tki WEEKLY JOURNAL.
Containing all tho news .of two dai,iss. i. ia
sAs1 u Tuesday, Thursday AMI sa.urday
Ase.in1 euntains chs nssA In shs Dsiiv
q - ,Aat 10 par annNn. O for i
h09o - J months. Csas,sof 5. As ~ %
>aSA (laase of IL. q 81 81. Clnhs &C %. =:
~ -. CtaSaOf ~ 70 80. ,.
rue WEEKLv JOURvAL
00eafnine nosso tAs mussse Of six asilias.
= n4il,l svsry TharslAv. srsuinS. single
sopiss, II 81 par annam. Club, of aud NJ
vafds. St yef Annusn. in club. of 30 Or mcrv.
- 1ssesr up Of thu sa1h II susissssl % cspy.s
We hop9 she pasrsns of shs Journal viii nil
- IN sxtsa ling il ssskiy eirsaiasssa asShs
obovS law pPses. 81 ss5, @xf tsE7 4sT,~e-
gTsesaA pssshle q advasse .s%,s ne
Allrsss, Join - WILSON. Psslishsr.
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TERMS oE THE wrExIr rsIsryr.

TERMS or THE DAILY TRIBUNE. G.
Ooe ys4r % Ex nensks, q
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Farming Districts,
THE VOLUNTEER

We arc prepared to do any and all kinds o
The Goodhue volunteer., 1863-02-18

- ~ ~ IL ~ w IL y ~ .
Took TEN FIRST PREMIUMs at wEsrErs
STATE FAIRS last year, and are Justly considered
superior to all others. The Millmav be driven
oy h"r.e. pa'er Or ste"m p''cer. does its work
az we'll os tho lla' stone ills in milling e~tub-
ll-hmen'sand requires buto-E-uALF the POW f..
to dIiso tho largest sizes. They are very com
pact, perfectly simple. and for farm use will
last THIRTY YEARS, and COST NOTHING for
repairs.
P.'oEs-sloo. s14,, unl sl.o.
Flour Bolt for SnalleS. Mill $50 ext a.
THE HORSE POWER
Has proved itsolf to be Tho best ever invcnte l..
lho friction i reduced by IRO: FALLS. so
arranged in all the boar, gs. that the who, ,
weiE!N OF the castings rilu- upon them. FIRE.
POUNDS DR.. UGIT. ut the en- OF !. ten fee,
lover. vii Keep the pow.r in notion. Thls per-
mlttin- the ENTIRE srRESG III Of the horses to
be nNei on tho machine to be driven One
HORSE will do as mach work on this power, rs
TWO on the cnlless Chain Power. IT'S POR-
FAB ~; an may bo u.ed IN THE rrrLD Al we'll
!, /, IN tho house. Mere than T twenty-five
ZEN CEN OF horse flesh il save over any
other power IN u@s. 1t is simple in conStruc-
tlon, and not iahlo tn get out OF order.
Price Of power 70, to horses, 1925
friee OF power for to S horses Sl75
THE $l2J POWER WILL DRIVE ANY rurrsu,xc
MACHINE. EVERY M>cuNE E1ssuAnAyTExD TO
GIVE sArIsrACTloS. OR THE MONEY! WILL BE RE-
FUNDED.
REFERENCES.
r. WI THEY, ,'.-'......... Grocn BAY. Wis
=. ) >MiTH.'''' -. ERipot.
EMERY ~ Co.." Chlcago III.
q. PLASTER Co..... Grand Rar;,,s. Mich.
HENRY DARt1xa,' -. Wcuversviie. Mich.
\. II. upcusrELLEE, .-. Shanosvillc. Ohio.
F. MosoHLE9,... Mount Eaton.
i Philadelphia, Penn.
GE-r..-With two horses on yo,lr Anti-frie
tioN Phwcr. NO drive ym'r M. | Mil. ~gri,I-
ing l5 BUSHELS NJ ucES PER ucvH.nnd ca l,rg,
quantity OF hay At the Same time. Ihavs n ..sr
seen power.thnt run>.wlth SO littic tricii,n
and consequently with SO little strain upon the
horses. W'P, E,,DpEE
Supt. 18th Il 18th st. Pass. L. l.. Co.
CLos1ER, n, J., Jan. 20. lsi,.
!. MEssn< BESSLr BROTHERS. t;ESrs.-I am
very .na-h pleased with the Power it run.
castor than auy o.her Power in this vicinity !:
rni with the same horses will do nearly. or
quito rwice IA much work. | run my Thro>hcr
at i,aea rsvotusionS par minute anl - iuci,
CrosS-cue Saw. ut l..,'1 re evot otatinns
Yours truly, PETER J. WHITE.
IT On ajl Orders Received before Oct.
1T. 1859, the Freight will b. Prepaid to
Caicago or any other Point on lake
Nirhixnn.
~ Lihcral discount to dealers Agents
wanted. State. County and Shop Sishss FOR sa!.
For turther rinfarinasioa send stamp for IL
lussrated Circulars o ~~<~'~
BENNET BROTHERS.
n5,y6;3m e and ~ Greene St.. Now Yass +
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A-na 1aAA 2ssssk, near shs Red Wang lIonse.
All kssls eonssaasiy On hand. Repairing
sAni r1raing asas tsorler. assos III, kinds
efGo3aa.
Jou1 CoRELL.
AA1s akSsly+
The Goodhue volunteer., 1863-02-18

All Job Work Ionr at this Ofcc will; he done
promptly, -n'i is Warranted to give entire sat
!" action. We have cor.tu' lly on han l. or wi!
! PRINT to order, all kinds Of Legal Blanks,
MOI tgagrs, with or without Wal, cr,
Chattel Mortgages, Deeds,
6"nds, Agreements.
Summons, Executions,
W arrants, Venires,
IS"bpoenaa.
We will print to order on the sIlort-
est notice and at the lowest prices,
addresses, Books,
Blanks, Bills.
Bill Heads, Bills of Ladinr,
Circulars, Car'ls,
Checks, Catalogues,
Hand Bills, Litter Heads,
Posters, Pamphlets, -
Show Bills, ls'ceipts, ..:..~.
Notices, :" u Tickets, r..2 .s,
Or anything else that was eyer done in
a Printing Office. +. : = -
oHnEns PROM THE icorSruY PsoaPrLr F,.Ixo.
Smyrna times., 1863-01-01

near WI "c are yang, one dny I-,. N'ek. FMS
island is owned by mulatto man. who lived upon il
before the breaking out Of the rebellion, but since
then, Is sald has been forced into the interior OF
State. Oar found quite number of sheep
hogs, cattle, &, and brought of TO the boats half
dozen of the former, and one beet. These we're
consumed in very short time, and l expect those
left upon the island will share the same fate,
fnr hungry have hut little conscience.
We arc now lying quietly, awaiting to be called
upon 10 take part in the expedition said to he fitting
ont at Port Royal for the capture of Charleston and
Savannah. Shouli navy succeed in capturing
t''ese two cities, it would be victory greater than
that of New Orleans Itself, and one which would
adorn the brightest pages of history.
The Water Eitca reached here from Port RovaI
last Tuesday bringing us a mail, which is always
welcome above anything else. received two copies
of the Ti@eS, which pcaSed me exceedingly for
through them | leaned what is transpiring in old
> nyrna. ho'e to receive a copy or two every
mail, and should feel much disap ii ted should they
fail 10 come. Election being over month. sun
pose party excitement has somewhat subsidized The
result is not altogether as l wished, but is much
he;tcr than expected, after hearing the result or
the primary ele ton. The Union men deserve
great credit for their ncessant labor during the
CAM aign, ami am confident, had they had a little
more time they would have sent to Congross a
Cnion man without any lis, nnds, or butts.
Smyrna times., 1863-01-01
From the Ist Del. Regiment.

1EN"(!oA"TERs' =, ~ lsT DEL. RIGr. 3D. Brig,I
Sd DNS., I'd Corps, Camp 3 miles from
FfedtrickSburgh, Va, Dec. 18th, 1862
The following is letter from B. b. Csboon. Z
MS father WIN. r. Calhoun, ESQ.,, in this place.
which We are permitted to publish:
Ny Dear Father:
With a heavy heart, com.
mence to pen you q few lines. We have fougl,t tb.
great battle so long impending, and cannot form
II anything less than defeat. Our regiment bos
the honor OF opening the ball. We were dcp,oycd
as skIrnlshers and ordered To advance, find ont the
eneIny's position, and hold our ground until rein
turccinents arrived then we were to fall hack and
let them advance, We did as we were ord red
the ronforcemcnts came out in line of battle but did
not advance to where our line of fskirmshers were.
Ihey could not--it was impossible for any line tn
advance in front Of such hail of shot and shell.
First came Meagher's Irish Brigade; it advanced
IN most splendid manner, on a charge, but it, was
useless. Ten siege guns were playing upon them.
beside thousands Of rebels in trenches and rifle pitts
Next came KimbalTs Brigade it suffered in like
manner Lastly came our Brigade, and never did
men march hrmcr or steadier on any battle fcld !;
"ut we had to retreat. We could not stand il il
Vas utterly impossible. The bullets aud shell, filled
the arr and think can truly say that in no battle
Turing the war, have shells hur ted better. or more
accurately. Every shot seemed to fall where they
wished it to- and their shells did terrible sxeeution
The battle ground was not mere than qulrter of
mile from the city. and the enemy had their en-.
trenchmentS on high hill just outside of the town,
and IN front Of them was ditch or canal eight or
en- !set wide. Our troops had to 20 out oftown and
'Ver !h1t ditch and form in line, before we could
ad'lnce-all the time exposed to their artillery fire :
an when we were in limo we had to advance nm
steep hir. | said their shells burstod with s,e,t
precision, and so they dil-the first one burstsd i,
oar regiment az we were passing out Of town. II
f,l in Co. L. aud killed aud wounded several Tho
aext one fell ia Company and killed L. Darling.
.Os and private Abel. My God! how sheIddss
Smyrna times., 1863-01-01
Trust not the man who pr.D;.ev u.;,h 49,,

Trust not the man who promises with an oath.
A hundred weight OF error will not form one grain
Of truth '"'N
Negligence is the rust OF the SOUL that corrOdes
her best resolutions.
a verb is word signifying to be, to do or to
sgDdr. Wonan'S life is verb.
1t is beautys privilege to kill time, aud times priv.
ilego To kill beauty, P'''
oVerwarm friendship, like hot pstatocs. ar. ouick.
ly dropped. fu'oN-
The charities Of good many rich people seem
altogether ind ispensaJls+
man may be called povcrty.stri.ken. when
knocked down hy b,ggar.
Inc less a writer knows of subject. the more
INK he uses in telling it,
Don't undertake TO kiss G,rious woman. r;sL
not smack IN storm.
mans money seldom grows mere than half as
fast as his love If II.
The crow is brave bird; he never shows the
white feather. -"o"' S"o
ihats my :" as the butcher said 20 the
cog that was killing his sheep
Why is dull aud plausible man like an unraed
gun f-bscauSe nc is smooth bore
widow, whose lands supply rich grazing for
thousand cattle, is an attractive grass widow
The ancient Greeks buried their dead in lars.
iienee the origin of tha exprcsg;on-U He's gone to
pot" b
Some woman paint their f. ces, aud thea weep, be.
cause u doesn't make them bsautifpL They raise
pSvF a"o ''y' t. .mo fa-f assaiess4gr.
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