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CHICAGO, TUESDAY, MARCH 8, 1863

shadows the South. I say ''your children will
pass under the Joke," for that could only hup-
pen after the brave aud true men Of the coun-
try-hcr citizen soldiers-shall have persisted;
Or, deserted by the wretchcs whose homes
they have hitherto protected. heart.brokeu
and despairing, shall quit the field and give to
slavcry and to its domination all those who
love money more than honor, and peace more
than freedom.
The issue is plain one. If We who battle
for national existence are not to be sustained
" our own friends at home, the sooner We
be deceived as to our position, nor fill vic
tins to the trcachery, coWardice or selfish
ness Of those whom We hare loved and trust
cd. ", 8, RosgcRAss. Mai. Cen.
To the Honorable the Legislative Assembly
OF the State Of Indiana
, 1863-03-03
TIHE THREE HUNDRED DOL.
LARS EXEMPTION CLAUSE.
The Organ Of the xve*tern War Demo.
crnts on the Conscriptton Bill.

From tue Chicago Daily Post Of February as.1
PoLTRoosERr.-The allegation Of the
Peoria -Nail, land Of one or two other jour
nails, whose position upon the question Of
Union or disunion is perhaps not Jet fully
determined that the conscription 1aw com
pels only poor men to enter the army, is
ridiculous. i will be seen, by reading the
clause in relntion to substitutes, that the fine
provided for exemption is not fixed ut any
particular sum, but it shall not exceed three
hundred dollars. The drafted man Is allowed
to procure his own substitute, at any price
&C iii proSae one f9s'hi foT hi at ans
price not to exceed $500. Did not the law
contain this limitation, the price of substi-
tutes would, in all probability, range much
higher thnn $500. The rich, being able to pay
would bid high, while the poor wonld be un-
would raise the substitute market. Thus, In.
stead of being m oppressive provision, the
$500 restriction is actually for the benefit Of
the poorer classes.
Tie provision under which the Government
undertakes to furnish substitutes for sum
features of the bill. It is borrowed from the
French system, the most perfect in detail and
most equitable In operation Of any in the
world. But In France the fine for exemption
is considerable higher than that which is
named rs the maximum in the bill which has
lJA6@t0 QHi eplR4tSSs
This bill may not be the best that could
h0ye been devised; but the systen. is the cor
rect one, and also the Democratic one. It
ought to have been adopted at the begin
ming Of the war Had our armies been
raised in this way, instead Of tho volunteer
ing method, they would not be found, as
they now are, composed Of two-thirds Demo
crnts to one-third Republicans and Abolition
lists. Under the CONSUMPTION ssystem, the
brash young gentlemen who were wont
TO parade our streets with torches and
oil-cloth caps would not have been
suffered to barricadc themselves safely
behind dry goods counters while Drawer
and better men were 1astening to fill up the
ranks Of their country's defenders. Cow
ards would have had to take their chances
with brave men, and it is quite probable, in
deed, that some Of the former would at this
time be serving the country in the ranks Of
the army, Instead Of trying, as they now seem
to be, to escape such service by exciting op'
position and resistance to the law.
There Is another c1ansc In the act which
may be Of interest to such persons. If they
arc too cowardly to fight and too mean to pay,
they can avoid both By committing some act
which will send them to the pcnitentiary; ]
place which may suit them {and the public,
he}fnr
, 1863-03-03

WASHINGTON, March "a dispatch re-
ceiycd from Gen. Grant has given much en-
couzagement to the President and Secretary
Of War. They express the utmost confidence
Of favorable results at Vicksburg. General
Grant asks only four or fiEe days good wealth
er to complete his arrangements, which are
euch that the military authorities here are
convinced that they will result not merely in
the capture Of Vicksburg, but also Of the
rebel at1ny concentrated there.
, 1863-03-03

NEW YORK, March o.-The New York
Times has a private letter from Port Royal,
which makes tho following curious state
mc0t:
Gen. Foster tool Captain and thirty men
went North, and made reconnaissance. They
entered Bulls Bay, north Of Charleston Haf-
Dor, and landing there, marched through the
epemy's pfckets to within full sight Of
Charleston, and then to within view Of Fort
Sumter, about y mile and three-quartcrs dis
tant, so near that the officers from the parapct
could see them. There is reason to believe
that successful attack can be made upon the
Babylon{of Rebellion from quarter that is
deemed l1unssailable.
, 1863-03-03
A New Boston Club.

BOSTON, March IA Union club has been
organized-Edwatd- Everett, President. The
club purchased the mansion Of the late Abbott
Lawrence Tor $4,000 for their headquarters
The principles Of the club are an unWayering
support to the Government in putting down
rebellion.
, 1863-03-03

ST.. LOUIS, March 1.-Our army lines now
extend from Fayetteville westward to Web
ber'e Falls, sixteen miles below Fort Gibson,
in the indian Territory. 4 portion of the
10th Illinois cavalry holds Fayetteville, with
the 1st Arkansas cavalry. The Harrisonyil1c
aud Independence stage has been robbed seven
tiiugs in flIc weeks bf rpetillas.
, 1863-03-03

NEW YORK, March 2.-Advices from Guate-
mala state that that State has declnred war
ogalnst Salvador. President Carrera had
marched with from 2, 600 to 5000 men.
, 1863-03-03

Sens1b1e Mayor 0PdyEe.
NEW YORK, March a.-Maycr Opdyke to-
day vetoed the resolutions Of the Common
Council to giye Fitz John Porter public 1c-
ccption.
Prize Steamer Princess Royal.
NEW YoRK, March a.-The prize steamer
Princess Royal has been purchased By the
Government for $l12 600.
, 1863-03-03

The North overland Expedition
WAsu1HGToS. March 3.-The report Of
Capt. Jas. G. Fisk's north overland expcdi-
tion was submitted to the House to-day. It
was organized for the protection Of cmigrants
orcr new route from Fort Benton, In Daco-
tab Territory, part of which WIS surveyed by
The late Amented Gen. Stephens.
, 1863-03-03
FROM DESM0lNES.

DEsxo1sEs, Iowa, March 2, 1868.
United States Marshal Ho1ie and his dcpu-
ties, to-day, commenced q systcmatizcd arrest
Of deserters from the army throughout all
parts of the State. In this city, one Of the
dcserters, an 1rishman named Winters, resist
ed the attempt Of the Deputy Marshal to ar
rest him, but squad Of soldiers was sent for,
who soon made him think it prudent to Yield.
The Knights Of the Golden Circle are hur-
rying about in little squads, but it is thought
they will not dare attempt any resistance.
Lieut.. Colonel Reddeld, of the seth Iowa,
formerly Senator from Dallas county, who
was severely wounded at the battle Of Par
ker's Cross Roads, has arrived In town, accom-
panied by Adjutant Godfrey Of the I'd, Capt.
Brown of the 39th, and Lieut.. Ragan Of the
10Th regiments.
Gen. Ro*ecruns Suppresscs Cop
pcrhend Journals.
NEW YORK, March "A Alurfrecsboro let
Ter says Gen. Rosccrans haR issusdan order
prohibiting the Cincinnati Enquirer md the
Chicago Times, circulating in the army Of the
Cumberland.
The Wnr in Virginia.
NHw YORK, March "A special to the
H<ra'd has the following:
STAFFORD Court House., March 1.-Col.
Nindham, with force Of cavalry, left Cen
tEeville On Friday, and the reconnaissance ar;
through Warrenton, which was occupied by
about twenty-five rebel cavalry, who escaped
| Small parties Of rebels we're discovered at
Licking and Elk runs. Some dozen prisoners
were taken. Prisoners and deserters from the
rebel army report no force at Cnlpcppex.
! New YoKK, March "a special to the
| Ifnts says:
| The rebels on the Rappahannock, for two
| days past, have refused TO hold communities
tion With our troops under the usual daS Of
| truce.
Reports from the army Of the Potomac rep
resent the roads Us being much worse than at
any previous time.
fH1LApELrHIA, March o.-The Washington
correspondent Of the Philadelphia Inquirer
says: The charges against the 1st Pennsylya-
| niu Reserves are untrue.
The same correspondent says: A company
| Of 6tewarts's cavalry attacked our pickets
last night, near Union Mills; but were re.
pulsed.
, 1863-03-03
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, 1863-03-03

LONDON, February 1.-THE Iinl<s ar
Ton vas not raised. There was not even
an intermission. The Ibst takes the
same view. It says the suspension Of the
blockade for a few hours did not terminate It,
nor did it impose upon the bloekading power
the necessity Of gi!ing fresh notice to neutral
States of m intention to blockade.
No late commercial news.
, 1863-03-03

WANTED-A first-class machine
~ hand. to run and take charge Of Sash, Door
and Blind Machinery Address IF e." P. O. Eo1 1854
Chicago. stating wages and where M Interview may
he had rnS SHff fsr
, 1863-03-03

DEAIINGTON'S ARMY AND
IL NAVY REVOLVER
has been approved b ne 9. Board Ordnance and
u now largely used in ~ service ctrculass. With
E. REMINGTON d gON3
dalAy19Sm Lion, New York.
, 1863-03-03
I.ater from Europe.

NEW YoR5, March 2.-The steamer Kedar
has arrived at this port. She brings Liverpool
papers to the 10th, and London kilograms Of
the came day. -
The Poles had captured several placcs. A
battle was expected near Michoro, but the
Russians withdrew.
It is reported that the siege Of Nankin has
been abandoned.
, 1863-03-03

WANTED-Housc for Cash
.s CASH @ will be paid fora good. we'll; finished,
eoEth Of Jackson ttseet. Price, eay from is Do 10
1900. Add1es-"W 4" Box S1 Chicago Post Oi1ce.
Ms a764 Ctrtt ~'
, 1863-03-03
II I'm advertisements.

~ 9 q SCRIFE-E, Advertising -4gea1, 50
DkarooTn a1ttf. l. authorised to rece{s 1r.rttse-
men!< . JoF n'* dHd al the Leading Northeastern
, 1863-03-03

"ANTED-Two smart boys that
~ can be we'll recommended, to attend In Gro
Gerry Atore. 150 Ha14tcd atrees. m14t9i- st
, 1863-03-03

" ANTED.-From five to ten
~ trst class Iron F1ntshers. Cali Immediately at
AGG0KA1Ck's S Reapcr Factory. c. Il. McCOHMiCK
& PROS, ah1arv
, 1863-03-03

" AETED-For Cash.-A resi-
" dencc on wabash or Michigan avenue, between
Monroe and Twelfth streets, worth from s,on to
Nsu2 Address Post onice Box 8d.. giving price and
4aiasS
, 1863-03-03

OK M REWARD.-w will pay
ODsOV the above sum to the person who viii
produce or mention the title Of = work that has
n'enssd namSrhlst ~ Is The kg9eon Passsd
ley to all kn9wleEe ane xtsdo and the tfue way to
obtain wealth respeGtabi1i.y and refinement. Ia tho
world And n BE- generally red and ths labor 70
dott VIII be more Than bali accomplished Therefore
1f nd sa hs pE Il EnSw
among Ill classes Of persons Reforms haye AlEays
been gnotsntly opposed Let thls No longer be 1one
but ali seek light and WISDOM nnd onca*cs ELL nor
much longer Be committed 1hts pamphlet ~ 2Ts, .
man- Hence let ono oppose y b1t heR o. sol
yon ~ rot fos yor - af tSe Vor nd feN
bo1s reading hy eseh III pps s nc ,n391 9s4
inteeetnsn .taaly. md to degres q hsppnes, p
tnrs 3Inersi eemmI6sion allowed the trade. Those
not suppied can BY addressing the author. Chicago
q ifayc It mailed nte for 5 ccrt3 1t Chic1Eu.
-: ELISHA CHASE, The Author.
nsa661 :.
, 1863-03-03

TIRCU L A r Traders Bank,
~ Chicago. March I'd, ls63.-M7. !. 4, Ellis. late OF
this 1t Of Marshall T. I1sleJ, Mill Taukee, and Of the
stste Bank, Madison having purchased The stock Of
the new Banking House Of J. A. FILLS r" -. -
ne9 af62 I'M E. Il. TIN" .~E.
, 1863-03-03

TOR SALE. - Lots 5 and 6 in
l. Block 13 In Fort Dearborn Addition to Chicago,
ifens en- q opf m tn,ts
on the north half6 and south hairs leaving north
esty will sold II one. TWO. OF threo parcels. may
suit purchasers, 1et19s sasy, --
, 1863-03-03

FLECTRO MAGNETIC INSTI-
~ TCTE.-A new method Of CURING DfszAsxs.
~ lonEfs necessity for people 70 consent 70 be
Sc: 1he Lame to walk the Deaf to hear Diseases Of
q le3S standing. Fuch III Psfaiysls rheumatism,
n!asshEs. IndoleHt Sores aud Ulcers. PILES. LES of
eases Of the neIyons eJsiena. which haye heeeoorr
bafded the SKILL Of the most renowned physicians,
the I'D Of drug foisons by bf: T. !. HIGGINS, 10
West Madison street. Chtcsgo. ILL., Consultation tree
, 1863-03-03

w ANTED-Board for a gentle
rot reyond Ring gold Place OF the West Sfir IN the
mr. ah.r 1t V. IVA Oh.
, 1863-03-03

OK REWARD.-Lost on Sunday
e1C morning. March 1st. Scotch Terrier Dog. esFs
and tall cropped. Answers to tue name of Jack The
above Teward viii be paid for his retnrn Or Informs:
t!on that may lead to 1t. By rIios. ENGLISH. l5s
kinx1e street, u,3 3o653 It
, 1863-03-03

FOUND-A piece Of Jewelry in
property and paying expenses b. appJing 1t \. 4.
HINTON. S Michigan avenue, within week.
, 1863-03-03

TOR SALE.-A fine set of six ton
faio sca1e Company. which viii sell .yefr cheap.
They are ready pasked foE shipping Galatsa Dearborn
street, or address Post ONCE Box 8.1. Chicago. n Il
6AWfE11E. auction and commission merchant.
mI-a61T-{t4TATnet
, 1863-03-03

w WANTED-Board and two un-
.,v9 furnished rooms ID private farnny for zen
nenan and bis wife. Address ,P. .. Boz 49S stat-
Ing location. price OF board &c ms r1aLit
, 1863-03-03

DEMOVED.-A. 81. Hoyey, Ae-
IL r1cu1tnral And Seed pe.er, and E. PECK. stase
Aceut for Haley. Morse 4 Boyden's Patent Self Ad-
j1stlnE Clothes Kr1nger. have removed to
1874 LAKE STREET.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-28

The architect 81 the Capitol q Wasn.
icetoo authosisss the publication OF tbs
s'atement that the dome will . complct
ed before the next ss,siou OF Congress
Kssr,lcKr The official Democratic
Union m.jor,ty il 50,242. Abolit'oni.m
and characterization policy sre at terri
ble discount 10 "Old xaintuck."
The blue-e eyed boys win all the prizes
10 shooting, at the English volunteer
trials. Black eyes are At . discount,
aud gray eyes beat both. though hazel
have many friends.
Iowa TRooPs.- .Sherman's 18th Army
Corp, which has g,os 70 reinforce Rose
Grams, contains amongst other troop',the
4tb. 9th, 9Th, oh, lltn. 2ltb, 25th, goth,
30,h, 3lsst and 35tn Iowa lnfantry.
The draft has proved . failure. Of
that there oan be no sort of doubt. To
raise 100000 men Of 100000 we're
conscripted, and Of these, less than co.
900 will fiod their way into the army,
ether in psrson or by proxy.
A. an illu-tration ofred tape, it ia
told that the steward OF one Of the hos
pi,als in Washington declined to furu sl
ice to SOP soldiers hemorage becau Z
It was not the appointed time to open
the chest, Tue soldier died.
A careful observation at the Treasnr,
department has disclosed the tact that o
the IF v cent postage currency there are
nine different countc.feits. of the TWEEN
ty fives and ems two each, and OF thu
6ses one. The iif,ie. and twenty five
are being rapidly called in preparatory Il
the issue If q new sly lie OF the same de
nominations.
DEATH OF GEx. HousToH.-1ht
Richmond Wing announ' es the Heath 0
Gen. Sam Houston, at his residence il
Han,ersvi e, Texas, on the 25th ofJnl,
lie was 10 years # age. Gca. Housto'
has been killed several times BY The
papers. The Wig ought to be good
Authority.
SORGHUM NOT + 1LrRE.-We hav,
heard OF several who have commence
working up their s"rphnm, and find tina
It turns ont & cd article ofsyrup, gen
craliv about the same quality IA an,
former yenr, but the Weld is less pc
acre. = Delyidere Standard.
| Arlemus Ward 10 in New York, an,
is negotiating by teleg' sph with Mana
ger McGuie, Of San Francisco, for
professional tour in California. Nc
On res last telegram was, "What wi
you take + the fir-t thirty nights p
To which Ar e,nus replied, Brandy an,
wate'." The negotiation prog res,e
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-28

TnR RADICAL DocToRs on THE Ux-
ION. The ,oi.owi, g are gems IN their
way =
"The Uni n az it was, is played out."
-[Jm Lane.
"lhe Union as it was and the con-
stituucn rs it is-God forbid it,
III .d. Stevens
We 'isk nothing in asserting that the
above zen irncn's find a cordial response
in the heart OF every member OF the re-
publican party who endorse the acts OF
the present administration. They are
all opposed to the Union as was; ali
bid defiance t. the consti ution as It is /;
al unite in declaring that the war is n OF,
a on hit not to BE- carried on for the
restoration OF the one or the perpe,ua
ton Of the olher. This is "loy atty;
this 's unconditional loyalty !; this is
the doctrine OF tie self-styled "ancondi-
.tional Uniou" men. What falsehood /:
what q dissertation Of terms thus to adopt
. name expressing completely the re-
verse Of their sentiments. TAere is not
. word q truth in 1t. I e issue between
the democratic patty and the republican
party IL clearly ds6ned. The former il
Internationally for the Union as it WIS
and the coest' u,iou ~ II 's, and the re-
publ'ca" party Is opposed to either
Aud it is on this issue and this alone
that the pext presidential campaign is to
be carriedfon. The democracy a. ever,
stand on the tight side. The Union il
The object o. their desire. For il. the,
have fought for. sDsnv long years 70,
Il they will continue to fight inst - long
= there ID oas Vt. Tkev will not s.oor
20 ask fyr conditions. They only all
fcr The Usioss Totbem' the questiol
= ~ lilssss dsa1k sfdssssssy y ~
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-28

THE THREE GREAT NavlEs. In view
Of the threatnng aspects OF our foreign
relations, the following statement IN the
New Yo,k Journut of Commerce is OF
interest and imp 'rtance
Stated in the aggregate, the navies Of
the three Leading numerical nations
compared last year rs follows.
IrOncLuds. Stem, vessels.
rance ....s.....lt go
England ..............16 +34l
United Ita.es "a 1878
YAH classes AT. Including all
France and England each have two
ironclads It sea. I e former has two
more nearI If not quite ready for sea,
and ten more on the stoke. EngaD d
has four more launched and eight IN an
advanced state OF construction. The
U tied States. at the date OF the last an
naal report OF the Secretary of,he NAVY
had fifty lou iro clads, including thirty
Two armolcd iron yes els many OF which
.ere unfinished and number have been
added 8 nee.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-28

The rebel State government Of Miss
iss phi at last accounts was in Noxuhee
county, N the Alabama border, 500
miles from the capital. That Of Mis-
son,ih has been 1t Little Rock, Ark. The
Governor and State officers Of Louisisna
were On ard of an old strambo4t upon
one Of the bayous OF the Mississippi riv-
er, ard Governor Isnman G. Ha' ria, with
archives OF Tennessee, was ronewhere in
the monstains in the no, thern part Of
Alabama.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-28

100 bubble upos The ooean--whsthes
sseaade - falls = Of - inportsnoe, 80
- gIorieu4 Did Uoies 10 preserved aud
Ne constita on ~bich underl,es il j
preserved i6(act. For such acorsums-
ton do they spill their tlsod and offer
up their most earnest praycts. They are
the only unconditional Union men 10 the
country. Upon their success depends the
safety Of the republic. Their defea. is
the defeat Of the brightes. hopes and
fondess desires Of on, fathers.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-28

EpIroR OF rHe DEMOCRAT AND News Dear Sir
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s:i will also mail tree to those having Bald Heads
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that will enable toem to start full growth Of
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-28

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Ano mr. feature wiich deserves particular A.
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It's emphatcallr the z Cd low.p,iced fannie
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Report of 1858 '"'""'s
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