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St. Mary's gazette., 1863-12-17
NJ BOARDING HOUSE
FOR TEACHERS AND PUplI.S AT
CHARLOTTE HALL.

sIsIlE undersigned aila ersn - 4 Btartns
!Inuse il, the village ut Charlotte hall.
i.,r the arreusm..iati..s. Of the Teachars and
pu,als cf the Aea.s~s.,y. css she isa sf tN.sOier
s.xs. the ;,..u,e s,s.s~riy so~cnpied hy Thomas
Martin, E@qztfIi is ms design tn keep firs'
xlass H..usr. With furnis,re. bsis ai,.i s~siaing
m new >Th..s. .le.irina ID take lar,r,l At this
House viii. plsasc make earlv application tn
,ur hy lx.t#er ~ .sherwise. Terms Es bard
ing sanss ais Il the Stewards h1suse
wN. II. lgAwSER-
Sept llsh, seG2--if.
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-12-17
Non ICE.
Oct. ist., 1SS3--4w.

YNvHE undersigned wish TO inform the
IL people of Saint Mary'a andIsdjourn-
ing counties, that they have just completed
y FIRST CLASS RAILWAY, and are
prepared to haul out vessels of any. size,
aud will REPAIR, CAI'LK. &C.. on thc
most reasonable terms. Prompt attention
TO allworll. ani quick dispatch will be given
in all eases. The Railway is situated about
a quarter of mile from Leonard Town on
a finc oyster creek, where we will also
build SCCWS, BOATS, or VESSELS, il
required. on the lowfst serns
HARRIS. NORRIS l. FOXWELL.
July 18th fSGe--tt.
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-12-17
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

I1yliE cnpartner>l,p heretofore existing be-
a rween he uudrrs;. .i,ei. n,,,!rr the i.I'ne
and style If penn /; Mitchell. Is this day div
solved bv hnt'lal c'.'scnt.
The uarr al The firm will only he used III
future in settlement ~ lis D,I.in'>..
ALEXANDER PENN,
l.. u. MITCHELL.
l.. r. OLIVER.
ilt. March 2,l, 1868.
March 9Th. lSt;3--it
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-12-17
NOTICE TO .ylsEloIT0Jls

II hereby give neriees tbat have u ssi11Fa
4 frnm the Drrhaus' Co<<t 'of ~ e1afx&
County. Mary IaEd, lttisxs te<l51| n oit hne
personal estate 'if t5eargss Il. isueF Infe ~
ST. .Mary's- County. dsseasel ~ i.eIse'as
has ~. clain,a against ;he saia aefeA - NE
hereby n"iierd 10 exaii'f The. SANE Nil the
proper yoLcli"s attached stherepeS teN 4@4rt
James II. Miles (Fnyargent} efs ox befQfe me
l5,s, day "i April 1864. they may nthef"'se
hy aw be excluded from all beneiIt OF sad
estate.
C0alE ANN CAMPBELL,
EXecuiiIx.
Or. 18th I-s3-3y
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-12-17

eRHE uniertisns1 most respectfully calls
the attention of the Farmers and As-
chants of 81. slaTy's, to- bis ssprtmsas OF
Agricultural Imp.ersen,s. mast all OF ~hirh
are made q. iiis avn Farr.sv. IN Baltimore.
Plsughr, of all variczier; Cultivators FIR Corn
& rol,acc.s; Ha.ruws If every drsrripiion;
Crn Planters; C'or,, Shellers: ifnr.e Powers:
1asrrskers & Straw Carriers; MOnfgoHtr,'s
N'bras Fans: Rays lseapels. and alrn.et ess-
rvshirs that ,h,- F.lrmer may want IN. Hy
.i,.s cat. Le fusi.a.I,rsl him.
W II. HAgeDlNG.
$50 Pratt STREET.
I,aitim;re.
Late C.ttinsisan & Harding.
FEB. 2Sth, lSss-,i.
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-12-17

To THE FARMERS X rLANTEE'S OF
ST. MARY'S COUNTY.
A THE undersigned la. ing formed enpar'-
nership. un,,rr tie ,iane ami sty," of Mitch
I'll. Oliver & Co.. f,r H.. l'nrl"se f r''ndrct-
ing a PRODUCE COMMISSION business.
respectfully solicit l"mr patronage ani hope
IA merit t.. same by strict attention to bu>i-
I.rss aud ydvr in'ercsr.
X. n. MITCHELL.
I. Y. OLIVER,
RORr SIMMS.
Enl-irnore Mach ~, 1868.
March 5ih, la63--tf.
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-12-17

Keep constantly on hand large ahS careful
ly selected siock af Groceries, Liquors., dc.
March 26,h, lS63--it.
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-12-17

Nor 1alb, ls64--if.
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-12-17

Oct. 18th, l-S3-3S.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-01-07
From Rev YOvk.

NEw loRK, Jan. o.
The Tribune says editorially, alct
ter. from well informed source at Paris,
re eclyed by the ASH. states that few
day. before the letter was written, the
Minister ON foreign affairs, Dronyn dc
rlIuvs, visited the Z nperor aud advised
hi y that q modification Of the policy OF
the Emperor WAS required by The pub ic
yoicc-tha, he was 20 far mmitted 10
the present policy that he couldn't change,
and therefore rendered bis resignation
recommending Lov"dctte As his successor.
that the notifications needed were, in
the first place, greater liberty in regard
Italy.
Secondly, the withdrawal Of the
French army IRON Mexico and treaty
With hat power, and thirdly the joining
on . note to be signed also BY England
and Russia 10 the Confederate author'.
ties taking gr"u"d that the rebellion bad
now continued nearly two years without
success; that the interest Of human ~
and civilization required them % ~
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-01-07
Av,'xasoes svsnoN


Roll called al p,"'ent
p-u,,oo o, Step ssn lhmi son With sefsr'
-,c. 10 money hor. %. I'd hy John JordA" irom
a.h,ol Fund. vas presented and referred 10
40. mittes 90 scho"l Iubd
p.u,,.n q, Juhu o ssos. Z. r. Pepoon And
lam u nyhert,. for v.a0 0ct,oD OF s'sessnent.
-. ,,t,rr.d 70 comuiiits- q" sqlsrxs'iop.
o,b.i.i hood Of G-s W Baker. Ju.ttes Of
-. p..c. Of B,ue Grace. snd Phinsss
,..r,,s Of Aliens Grove tuvneh'p. vss pre-
vented nd tetsrrtd
p,n.,s in ,bs H,r.m Price road esse Cleo
na township /; siso in tbs bsrrovs r"sn case
!, same ,u~ u,hip. wsr presented std referred
On ,n,,isu rulss ~sve su-i'snd~d - order TO
J., /, Dl,o. Isy tsfors the Board . statement
cones, ming ,hs Loahti.e of several soldiers 10
HE cou,gaDy.
Fusne,s, sta,.ment Of the town ~ LeClsi'e
"a. prss~n, ed BY the clerk. Ar. Van Horn,
| .ud referred.
Mr. R,ss from aommitts on pnblic offie r.
r.tNrt.d il favor VI accepting the bonds oi the
folio y ,sg .ftic.rs
Jos,,css Of the Psacs-F w k.hersfsin
R,ue Gra.s; T. Mead Rockingham; Lang
h.,-c. Hickory g. eve; = Chapusao. Prinesto'
Z muermsn. Buffalo p.ts..on. Allen
C.ov.. w A Pro at. Winfield Grsnssl
C,eons. To~rship Cisrk.-J Mathew. Hiek
,,rv Grove /; J W Co,lips. D'vsnp"rt Phibss
C.,,i. A,,~p- Grove. R-p"ss received.
a., F,uk. moved thst the hsods 10 tskeI
| m Ard acted up"n ssrsrs'siy.
Mr. M.ud .ff-s-d he "lio~trg:
I.,oivsd ihst oil Official hoods hy III
.hsil bsvs plscsd upon then Govsrn
-, .,.c.s y, sn',hs parties Interested shsr
h..o oot'isd by the Gle II the Su
....,.o,. that ush s'ami's cen hs ps"esssd
M r .. sh.ugst the resolution 90. q
..,a..d..h and zen, on with . very Wind
."s.eh :. sappcrt his proposition.
NJ M..d .acpor..d 'h. r:.o's,ies.
) Mr Roe. pr..i...d that The resolution -
n0nsen-s. 1T.
, R.so,u,ior i.id on the table
Rad a. 10 mod
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-01-07

ArTEsrro y, Sol 1lkKs.-Lient. w. A.
lDassn ors. OF this city. waots fifteen more
sood ld,sr b., for Coupa' y {. l4lh lows
Infantry. He pr. sposss to pay for sseh recruit
" dollar. over .. N above the govsrom.nt
county Tor sll who WA u enlist Withsn The next
10 dsys Now is SO. 4 chs oce, Ooy'. TO 60 into
good Co,"psuy with good "so. Cali a. n's
,tfice 10 Hoff n.u's b!o. ,k, on D. sn street. and
improve THE ., pertan,ty before l. 10 100 's's'
dc29.di
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-01-07

New ioRK. Jan. q.
The steamer Eag.c, from Havana, I'd,
has arrived.
Advice. state that the French army
had begun TO advance on Peubla.
One division of 1000 had proceeded
twelve leagues from Orzab..
Gen. DAual is rcpor,sd TO have reached
Amosoc from Vera Crnz, and General
Bertha had advanced from J.lapa to-
wards frootc, where the Mcxicans had
taken the guns from tho Fort to Pcubla.
The French troops who have returned
from Tamplco have gone To .Jalapn.
One Thousand mule, and 500 wagons
from New York. had reached Vera Cruz.
The Mexican Consul ut Havana states
,hat his government feels deeply the re-
iusal Of The American Government, to ad
a republic struggling against monarchy;
and still more, that it should aid their
enemies
J he statue Of Columbus WAS uncovered
at Cardenas amidst great rejoicing.
s~s
OIhciai Dispatch from ten. Rosccvaas.
WAsnINGros, Jan. @.
The following dispatch has been re-
cci,cd here.
HHAp'aRs DtrT or THE CUMBERLAND,
January 9th. 1869.
To My. Gen. HaHtck, General IN.
Chief.
We have fought one # tho greatest
battle Of he war, and are Victorious. Our
entire success on the 3lst WAS prevented
by u surprise on the right flank, but We
have. nevertheless, beaten the enemy AZ
ter three days fight. They fled with
great precipitation on Saturday night,
The Inst Of their column OF cavalry
left this morning. Their loss has been
very heavy. Gems. kains and Hanson
s,e killed. Gems. Cladson, Adams and
Breckinridsc are sounded.
Signed w. 5. kosxcRANs,
General Commanding.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-01-07

ELECTION OF OFFICERS OF THE STATE
BANK AT the meeting Of the stockholders oi
he Msrehan,s Branch Of the state Bank o"
Monday, Msssrs. Geo. L.. Davenport. l.
>uhrickor, II. Price. J. Owens. Z. Patnau.
Uhas L.ssi.s aid y. Is. Wood estd we're oh cen
directors At q subsequent nesting OF the
.sorrd, Gro. l.. Davenport E.q was rs'slscted
President for she ensuing sr
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-01-07

THE MARKETS.


Ovsios ~ rns Dsn. 4 ksws,l
Tuesday Evs., Jan. 3.
Quotations stand unsha hanged.
F,orx - 6oG5 20 Shipmerts 10 bbls.
WagAr 5od6oc for common 6aa53s TOT
chuics.
bAaLsv = Nominsl ct 701soc.
CoRN-ln demand NJ lie.
OATs-s3Ms3c
HO0s-Livr, s. 5ota30o. dressed, o. % 13 50.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-01-07

Ovs,cs or rHs u = ExraE.s ConrAAYt
Davenport, lee ~. 1867. !
ON AND AFTER TO-DAY THE UNITED
sts,ss Ext.ess Go. will not seoeivs Dsven
,ort scrip 10 tran 1acti.n u their bu .iness.
II. W. JOhNSON, Agent.
deo l0.dH
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-01-07

PoIcE CoUxr.-U Up to Eve O'Clock
sst night 10, thing had been done in this
,sourt. Disohsdience 10 the lsws goes by Sts
and s,ar,s ius, The came - Iowa weather
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-01-07

Al)V'rS.
4 Il * -

T. IL * ~
AIR. CHARLES HoL1Z, HAVING PUR-
1vl chased the entire stock of hlstt Co, OPP
pos,te the 10 Claire House, On Sscond street,
woulI respectfully solic,. y continuance oi The
pA roma 20 exi ended To u lAte fri assuring tho
public that hs wid conti0us to keep on hand .
Ls,ge and Complete Assertnrnt
o. everything in tho
Fruit, Confectionery 4 Choice Grocery
limo, shich be will sell a. the -sry lowest cssh
prices Cali nAa see iof yourselves.
ian 7-alw
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-01-07
NUMBER 10.

The w,iter adds that after opposing
these propositions, the Emperor, upon
further confederation, took n more "a
vorablc view Of the policy indicated.
The writer ass,r I'm the strongest man.
ner that notw twths,snding the unexpected
and surprising character OF this inforna-
ZION il is strictly true.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-01-07

The YouHG SETTLERS FEsrIvAL.-
rne Young Sssii.fs Of scott County are msk-
ae extensive preparations ior having . big
.ius IN Friday night They have always cue.
See dsd in making their isst,vsls the pleasant.
rst 10 The county. snd we thiSk they VIII sxcsll
stpseives tLis year.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-01-07

Pb0n,x Insurance. ompsoy Of Hart
ford ssssss. ls Nsy. 1859. etz7 :.eO .9S lie.
b'ii,iAs 4al 5OO. Hvxav r. II ,svsiAn AIT
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-01-07

sTvHERE ARE NlaRIA0 Fnou TuD orr
/ Engiassrs ollse swS hsehs. - - Espssti-
~ q aud The other Of CSosssees. Az pese.s
having thea 70 their psGsessisa eillopn116Uoas
favor b. isaviag thsa o ~ e1Des e ~ o0der.
dGssd. 10 zig 6alA bsi16lag. -.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-01-07
NV Noss aarG~,.

NV OsG 0agGWl.
Nav Yosa, Jan &
OUR Quiet and scarcely 80 Arm. 80 IS
$50 extra Stats;$6 9ooI7 % X. u u.
WnkAr-Lcss active I'd not so 6rm
u 2sMI 81 chi spriag ~ 3'Gl ~ Nil GLIB;
II <5 l,5n winter red
Z Nm Quiet. sod 6sO,sc sprisg mixed ~esn.
OArs- steady. 65A 10.
foxI -Stcsdy
LAMD -StsAAy. al.MlOo.
WHISKY Firm aui quiet.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-01-07
Faroul~ 20 let.

n rARMS OF l 0 ACRES EACH.
= 2FArms Of lZ0 acres zach.
2F rms of /, scses each.
t. rent i0e cash rent only Inquire ri
JOHN SWIrS.
Real tstste Agent,
a.c aids2v Nick0iis' t,ock.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-01-07

a PACKAGE OF PAPEkS-OF NO I'M
"A poitaBee exc p. 10 the ,wner liberal re-
w~,d viii be given IL lot at the BuStis House.
iaC 81
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-01-07

D. W. VAN EvsNA, broker, buys and
..ll. United state. Vousn-rs, State. Count,
.nd City wsrrsnts. nsgo,iatss losns. pays
axes, etc Ofiss, 81 door below Post office.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-01-07

New YORK beOck Market.
NEw YonE, Jsa 8.
Stocks sctve and higher.
Sterling exchange, 4. IN and quiet.
G,Id Sth.
Demands, Yess.
Treasury 7:3o. l02.
One year certi6cater. y6s
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-01-07

WASrsD, . smart, sct'ee young gill
70 tax. care VI children. must be neat and tdy
her appearances. E.qurs .. No IA East
1 II street. DAT.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-01-07

- q. 49,
Al hi, resi- deses, on v sst Third street.. 10 THE
c;,v. ., mids, xht Jan 9th, after yo,sactsd ~.
80. JAMES sEl AVnE COATES sssd -
| yesss go ~ oays.
.-.n -. .a>>> f..n III 1nnn Doai(nDn0
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-01-07

SOLD Our. Messrs. Blatt 4 Co. have
sold oat thsir entire stock Of goods to Ar.
Charlie Ho!tx. Who will continue the business
It the old stand. - sill be seen BY advertise
usut, Give hin . call.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-01-07

krrENTioN, OrricEKs.-For . choice
nil sry Uniform, call st Cones, c.rnsr Brady
.nd Second streets
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-01-07
T HE CIT Y.

Nav GooDs !-Nsw GooDs Those
ladies sokists aud balnorsl boots have Just sr'
rived q II Gsssstt's 96 Brady street Is
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-01-07

EQUITABLE. The Equitable Ths fquita-
Bile Life-Equitabie Lifs Assutauce-The EqIi-
taple Life Assurance Society Of the United
States.
OFFICE Ogi,e on Bra street-on Brady
street. below tho Post Ofh,s- third door below
the rost Oi6cc- 81 Brady street.
W.T.. RO ~ 4 co w. =. Ross 4 To-. agents
w. +. Ra@. 4 Co, agents Of Tho Equitable.
IN G-if
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-01-07

A BUNCH OF KEYS, one or THEM A
n safe .ey. The owner can have the tawe by
calling ~ tits of6cs and paying for this advsr-
I remcnt jaS-d2
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-01-07

GEoRGR Francis IRAIs, Eso.-This
allen led leo iurer has been invited by few Of
.ar citissns 30 deliver . se.urs in this city
He has sccsp, cd, aud will be here the last of
Il his week. or the fret Of next, Of which res.
ona ble notice will be given.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-01-07

MiLlrARY MEs, ATTxNTIoH.-lf you
Aish TOR Uniform . ID full equipment. call "
+. r Erskins, Niskolls' Block.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-01-07

NEaB nS. n. e., Dec 90.
Gov. Stanley wa. lung in ciiigy last
night in front Of the market house in
beaufort. Considerable excitement had
been occasiond 10y political speaking
during the day in view Of the pending
Congressional election. This scandalons
outrage IS almost unlve sail condemned.
Military matters aujr
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-01-07

FEs.IvAL OF TIL. X EYsroNK Soc'ETY.
fine evening th. sous snd daughters OF ne
is, stone S,ate hold their anuusl festival . :
ne L C.sirs House. The fsra,sr gatherings
Il this society have been sxc-sdingiy pleas.
ut an have been characterized by an utter
isrsgsrd o, that stif formsiity observed u
he gatherings Of msuy simiIsr associations.
We hope to sss . goodiy gathering o. the
Frosty Sons u Tbundcs.' this evening, feel
sill have everything IN complete order ior
heir Ell yOent.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-01-07
- d ~ ge

Exc LLENr FACILITIES ARE OFFERED
- Tor stor,ug goods and gain at NJ. -, West
Front street, hext door to Alvord and Van Fat
ten's, AZ very low rs,es Elquirc on the promises.
dt25 al AACkAi Co.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-01-07
For Rent or sale.

nvEOF THE pE sr HOUSES IN THE CITY
Ofor rent or sale cheap.
dec 3 -lW A. y. FULTON.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-01-07

N-Ow Is THt TINE TO LAY IN wOODFOR
II Winter use We have dry kindline wood
q q pys cord and grssn w.sA st ol 70 pr cord
Qu~k " yea siil ss.tos less: ,
v1t-s. - eHsNCu Us'i~s
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-01-07

400 DOLLARS IN COUNTY ORDERS.
4U\t 0 dollars State Warrants.
LOO dollars City . ders.
dec so.lv A g. FULTON.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-01-07

WHAT SHALL WE DO FOR CoAl p
We understand that II 10 the settled pu rpos.
4 ,he coal compsIiss 10 this vicinity to clss.
heir nisss, until such time % the m io.s
sill consent to work tor reasonable vse@. 10.
stead Of tx,ortipg the outrageous price ! 70
,sbor they have Of ls's sesn ft 10 do. i
ouch On svs"t. what will the people Of th,
,ty, End 10 fact. the Whole State. depend len
,pou the illinois eos. banks Tor their supp iia
4 fael. dot There are macy manufss,o, 4,
o III. interior Of the st.,s entirely d.pen 4
-ot upon the sosl eoOpabiss u Dsvsu ort =, !,
'ieek leland for sil the fuel they uss 10 The. I
sorks. Thsss IL pSrtsot Interests must sufYr !
aoIess supp;ss eau bs sbt.insd from soo.hs.
.sures. There 10 no ass 10 teyieg 70 sup1r
hs demand BY teams, for II cannot BE- done
P.,c-s will psobsLIy sdvasss @a,ssi.lly. On.
heavy eopsumsrs will feel tbs iscesass 10 .rie
even more sbss The poersr elsssss. Il beeou.
hs duty o. oil sitissos to DO everything l.
their poser - erush oct snd dssessv th,s ~
,s~pt.d isposisioo utee the public. l, sHsst
ss eli 10 shst mort ssses. tibls p.ss-ss
poskss. chssp Tue. is simost . rsssssi,y l.
sh's s.sstry. bst - ssssos ob,sts & ss.ss
- sss bsssk ~ sssbsssilss q ~. lanaaL
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-01-07
MONTHLY A1STcACT

or the Ases Liabd.t,ss ana Condition Of the
State Bank Of Mpa. .Ne.ehlnts iran Il, at
D4penpurt, Jor .Non'or. Ja" tfh 1858.
ASSETS
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-01-07

GEO. l. DAVENPORT, lfcsident
BIB. Woopw ARD, Cashier.
Rubscribed and sworn to before mo. jan. O..
1893 JAS.J MACKENZIE,
dec7 Notary Public.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-01-07
WEDNESDAY MORNING. :. JAN 7, lses

J. II. PsTTsnGnL Co, No. 81 Park Row, New York,
and state street. Boston, agents In those cities,
and authorised 70 take and subscrip
tions for ~ our lowest rates.
{. II ScsiygH, o. Dearborn street Chicago 10 author.
ised to receive dverIisements for this paper.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-01-07

.G~lIIS BOOK IL NOT ONE OF 4 SERIES OF
! Triennisi rroductions, made to supply .
market srtiGci lily ere ted, but Is tte embed msnt
of tho ruits Of the labor Of its aa,hor in
lection, arrangement and com osition, during .
period VI thirty years devoted to Sscred Music.
-. >peciAi att sn,ion 10 directed 70 tho fsct
that this book Is printed rom large, cle'r type,
the object being not 20 zee how much could %
csos dsd int. II, but how veil Il cou d he dons.-
Wo hsve, therefore, q h.ndsoms. open PAGE, With
but one part On ssIzG. esc-pt in fss standard.
wcll-tnown tunes sc,cctcd for congregational uss.
Psioe, 81 siagls ~ per dSssa.
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-01-07
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-01-07

RAILROAD ACCIDENT. Last evening
20 the we-tern train vas csD,ng ,n,o town
he axle of one Of the freight oars broke.
hrowiOg seven cars. loaded With hsgs. frtm
hs racs Five Of the csrs were turned over,
hrowing the hogs through the top Of the
s.rs and scattering Them around st . live :,
rate. The swine belonged to Mr. Gates, Of
Jasper county. and strange - it may appear.
aul very few Of them we're 81! ed Th, .qnssl-
i.e sss terrific lhsy we're oil gslh. ,r-d up
and ell be seot for card TO Chicago thi morn
og Il wss the greatest feat st pork . soking
YER known on the con in- mt.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1863-02-20
The new CONSUMPTION Bill.

The military committee Of the federal
senate has carefully prepared and reported
by ponderous bill for CONSUMPTION law,
which all the people Of the United States
are 10 be enrolled in a military organ
izstion, and made liable to do military
service upon the order of the president-
State Authority is wholly ignored 1t
divides the whole country into 4" military
districts of the size Of congressional dis>
tricts, which district, may be farther sub
divided according 10 the will Of the author
lies at Washington. A general provost
marshal IS to he appointed By tue presi-
dent, and SUB provost marshsls for all the
districts, With corresponding quantity OF
enrolling ana other military officers. The
bill also abrogates civil authority in the
matter OF conception, and provides for
courts martial throughout the states.
This proposed law is one Of the most
complete contriyaaces for the establish
ment Of universal military domination
over he nalisn ever devised by humaa
wickedneas What does the republican
party mean2 Does il imagine that it pos
-esses the power % conquer both north
and south, ana establish an absolute cen
trial military government, void Of all 70
sponslbiity save to its political leaders
Dose it dream that it can secure tie cleo
ton of another republican president in
1854 by illuminating the people with its
mu!tltudes Of n.aSsI!als, backed by armed
men, scattered through all the counties
in the land II lila ia the dssi on, time
will prove i. both as foolish as criminal.
The states will never refuse to furnish
men, so long as they have them, for any
JUS. and necessary war. Blu: they will
never submit TO the suppression Of the will
Of the people, or to any Infringement upon
state rights and their constitutional indie
pendeuce--NLuaukce NeaCs.
Tho character Of Ibis Conscript:on Bill
is thus described by the New York E'ycn
ing Post which advocates its passage:
. The senate military committee lave
bit upon a militia bin at last, which sstsb
fishes its own regulations, leaving nothing
TO the war department. There was great
complnint when the first bill was introdu-
cel by the disposition Of the republican
majority to hand over all authority to the
Secretary Of War, and the question was
asked, Why not enact in a single para
graph that the President may make every
regulation in All the departments Of the
Of the governmer: that he may think nee
essay, and in short, Why should Congress
legislate at all q The bill which the nil
itary committee has agreed to is an elabo
rate act establishing all the needfuI regu-
latjans in enforcing a draft and entirely
overriding all state laws upon the subject,
al It should DO.
The prominent feature Of the bill is that
it asserts the power of Congress 70 raise
an army directly without recourse to state
governors, and the drafted men Will be put
At onco into the existing regiments
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