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1854. LAKE CHAMPLAIS 1864
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
Commencing Monday, May 10th, =.
RTHS FREE.
THE NEW AND SPLENDID STEAMERS
oTIHs
CHAMPLAIN TRANSPORTATION co.
UNITED STATES, csrf wv AHdsrIo-.
CANADA, Capt. I'm. n. Flag.
AMERICA, CAPT Henry Mayo.
MONTREAL. Capt. L. s. FIifs.
VIII run rs follows until urther notice.

MONTREAL, Capt. L. s. EIifs.
VIII run as follows until urthsr notice.
GOING NORTH;
DAT LINE. Leave Whitehall Daily. tSun-
F,e. Ft,fs.aH day. excepted at lo.55.o A. NJ.
Troy, Albany and Buffalo, reaching Burlington 1t
4.45 P. NJ, and Rouses Point at 50 P. N. making
direct Connection with the Cars for Ogdens1urgh
the same evening arriving At Montreal at lo.5o P.
NIGHT LINE. ! Leave Whitehall Daily lSstur-
s.45 y. VI. days and sundays eXcepted,) at
. ~, upon arrival u the trains from New York
and Buffalo, and Suspension Bridge he same day.
reaching Burlington al 3.3j A " and PiattshurSh
at $50 A VI Connecting at each place with Trains
arriving at Montreal At 30 A. y, and Ogtensburs
al noon
GOING SOUTH
Day LIsE, Leave Eeuss,s Point Daly.
7.i5 A. VI. and Plattsbur-h st A. y
on arrival Of Train from Montreal, via Vt Cana
da Railroad, connecting with Boats al Burlington
at 400 A \, At TcouGeroga at ,. ~ with
Lake ieorge Boat; reach Whitehall Il 44JP
n. IN season for tie Train connecting a. roy and
Alhany with splendid steamers On the Hudson
THE VEST.
NIGHT LINE. Leave Rouse, Point Daily,
5.45 p. VI. S(eIeept Saturdays sud sun
days. on arrival Of Train from Montreal and Ug-
denshurSh, arriving al Burlington At 9.45 p. y and
reaching Whitehall ~ So \, 10 kline f,r IL
press Train reaching New York at - H. and
only Line connecting with the Hudson River lEy
Boat nom Albany, ~ a. ~, eachins Nes Y0rs
At ?. n, and Buffalo and Suspension Bridge o. e
?. 4.
All the Line, will be run vi. Port Keat an
P.astshurgh.
Fare az lols as By any Other Route
THROUGH TICKETS BY this Line between
the principal places In the Northern Ststcs can 70
procured ~ the
co~Saay' osEe.. E.sf ,i4. Cost Bs-,, Sg.l-,.
5sr!Inyf0E, -
ii. TKA,r, Agent g. Commissioner street. NJ.
treaL
On boari Lake ChAmp.Ain te4mer,
81 CAsEIELD, Pier IS. Foot Liberty Street y
GAS TaUKEAs, 30 Broadway y. \.
"a hoArI Hudson River Steamers
Hudson River Railroad Oitcvs y Y.
Uni Depot, Troy, \ y.
Mort lern R Depot Albany
BAG AGE CHECAEB THROUGH passer--r.
and BE gage Nil lie transported from Cars @. o. Of
nom . Dep0ts 81 arlington, tree Of Ct4lg..
kreishts taken Al Lowest hates
THOS. n. ANFIELB.
GENERAL Supt.
West ode Court House square, burhn-t,l ST.
Nav dxWu
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Paper at Less than hanufacturer's Prices.
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| UFfER the Largest and Best Assorted Stock q
L PAPER Of every description to be found in this
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VERMONT HAMS.

A FEW choice Vermont Hams and Shoulders this
~ day received and for sale at
No. UNION BLOCK
Aug. 5th. is6f
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u. b. MURRAY.
Draper and Tailor,
CHURCH STREET.

OPposite Aliens Block.
~ sssf ~ cLOrss, CAssnERzs, VEsTIsss, &c
male in the ,dssf and most fasAionabl, stviss ~
snort notice and most reasonable terms.
Burlington, VI
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NEW RoOkS.

OFFICE A A. PHoyosr MARSHAL GTS'L,(
bRArrLLBsRu. VI, Aug 80, l-6i
Circular No -0l
I'VE following telegram is published for the in
Il formation guidance Of Provost Marshals
"WAsHISGTOS, Aug 80, 1854.
" To Brig Gen T. G.. P.feAsr
Keep volunteering much a. possible AFTER
the sth OF Sept, and let L be known that volun-
teers will he COUNTED In the quotas q the present
call up ~ the last practicable moment before the
drafted men are accepted and sent TO rendezvous
(Signed) JAS. B. FRY. P. NJ. T."
By order o.
Brig. ten. T. Il PITCHER,
A. A. Prov. NJ Genl
GEO ". DEBEyotsE,
Lieut.. ' R. Corps, and
Act's insp. P. VI G.s bureau.
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4 VERY 1ne .ot jus, received and flr sale
y Hy LOUIS FuLLETr 90.
Iult o.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-09-23

- Gays expected, between ESseN Junction, on the
Vt Central Railroad, and thu
.NelC HaIf-,ray House
on the west side Of Manifold Mountain a. follow.
Leave Essex Junction, IUeIA N
Arrive A. iialE WAY House 2Oup NJ.
Leave HALFWAY House 500
Arrive at Essex Junction s2i
This Line Of Stages runs direct from the Vt Cen
trsl train leaving burlington 81 s. A. N and r.
turning connects with VI. Central mail train rasb-
In Burlington at 50 p, VI. The New Halfway
hoa'e Is one and one-fourth miles from the
SUM NIT HOUSE.
At the Halfway House good saddle Horses and
1uidos will be at all mes Ia readiness
The stages going anu returning stop a. the Boot
HOUSE
Leaves Essex Junction, 630P.M.
Arrives At EsseI Junction, s45A ~
At 10 A. VI. the stage connects with trains II the
Vt Central railroad for the North an south apf
with day boat on Lake ChAmplain LAKE Georsy
and Saratoga.
Al p. NJ, connects with the trains e7ch u.v.
As above, and at Burlington with Rutland a Cur
hngton Railroad and evening boat on Lake Cham
plain, arriving at earatogs early In the morning
via Lake Cbamplain steamers
Passengers eaviBg sarRtoEA at A. NJ arrive Al
Burlington at P. NJ, 10 CO meet with the esening
line or, leave Saratoga at NJ, arrive et sur
iington 10 take morning line at asa NJ
Tickets TO summit House and return can be pro-
cured at Saratoga Of II. y. Van Dorm No 4
Marvins Row d wilson, at Depot, or at VT
DEPOT, Burlington, Vt.
A good Livery Stable lie connected with the Bos,-
wick House.
july a.. 1854 Ar
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-09-23

EOR sale a.
L No. Union Block
TEAS, COFFEES and Spices OF the cest
i grades for sale at
No Block
SUGARS, MOLASSES and sgt from the cheap
- est u the best, for sale at a very low figure,
At No. UNION BLOOK.I
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CHIN HALL.
= upnt-.
GLASS SHADES

SMOKED BEEF. just received
- At PEIRCEs.
April H.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-09-23
1884. MOUNT MANSFIELD. 1894
Two Lines Daily of Stages.
.NelC HatG-iray House

STAGEs will, until further notice run daily, Sun
- days expected, between Essex Junction, on the
Vt Central Railroad nd 81.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-09-23

We sincerely trust that at some not dis
i4nt day Col. Blchclder will compile from
tue immense amount Of material in bus pos
session, an extended History Of the Battle
such as has not as yet been given, and prob
ably will never be unless he does IL For
the present We need only add that every one
who had share IN that great battle shood
own a copy Of this View. 1t 10 Published
in different styles at 81, s., s. aud SO.
and is richly worth the money At either
price.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-17

move me to consent TO any thing TO procure
their exchange, EXCEPT 10 barter away
the honor and faith Of the government of
the United States, which have been solemn.
" pledged to the COLORED soldiers in its
ranks
Benz. +. BU1LEs,
MAJ. Gen. and Agent Of Exchange
The negro-the negro policy of Mr. Lin.
coln-tho lends" Of the administration par
ty and the dominant abolition clique in it,
demanl your sacrifice, brave soldiers, And
Abraham Lincoln, at the bidding Of such
Massachusetts nalgnants as Butler and
Nbitine. is your e,e uiioue, 10 tiu,l in
Holy WAT - ino.c pa. '4D.e than this. =
Abraham Lincoln dare n0f, il he would,
waive the claims o. ! .ew i.esroes Who aye
made 10 stand il Tho way Of the exchange
OF over a.ty t..al--ad sl1e..D- -taiTlnG
and dying whit men, lest he - : t.c fts---
:.1g gopport cf the radical pay asa tbs
abolition "clianc " He might exchange
each one of you and al retain scc.es q
rsbd -oldieIs f.r every ne5lo taken a. prs
oaer of Var h ihe enemy. Bub abolition
nnah4isla s.ys ao--all otkci questions ns.y
be postponed bat your exchange hall never
take place until he gebl!s yield tbs ro.n. On
tbs negro Aai 50 your dom is sealed {.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-17

II u Just twenty seven years since ,bo
a w,"gfaph was first put to practical tss,
men u was considered a mere TOW. b.
,ooi' however, 1900 miles were in one,s.
uoh. Since then, fully goo. 900 miles aft.i.
esfaph have been called into cx;stenoo
throughout the world. The wire has nena
.raied to almost every region of the worl5
Drawing all climates. "oii",
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-17

A man in Chicago. member ofthe Fen
imam Brotherhood" in order to avoid the
draft, having claimed British protection.
wss expelled from the brotherhood" In
the resolutions adopted by them they give
the following among other reasons why they
deem such q course necessary:
To the pl bic it may seem Grange that
the Fenians arc SO sensitive in this matter
oe6griiish protection, but when they inyesti
cate the relationship that exists nov and
has existed between England and ireland,
they will think as we think that the IRISH
man who descends SO low. csnecially III
America, as 10 claim pgotcctic.. .io..l l.le
Ind b. unworthy to associate with honola-
be nls n We alone Of al nations have been
hunted from our haacs and sent wanderers
over tic entire Garth with tie fendish laugh
y. our Government 'agLver ringing ia our
-1r... g.oating ove. Our riiseIy AID plotting
ouI determination L. the face Of tbs x
f4et The H.. hmsn ahe cEa.As n7.4sh pro-
ieotien becomes ire .lcar i lave who
shines the earth Ii ing ihe very hlnd that
smi.es Linz.
?
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-17
For Congrss--zl District.
GEORGs. w. uAk.akEE..
Democratic State Ticket.

e: Secretary c. Sta.,,
J. 3. WALLACE. CT Ilaca..aa eouu.y
FIR S.a.c Treasurer.
3oHT 3. LASH, Of Heavy l~a-.y
Tor Attorney Gcuo.-.
oHAS. u. DUNBAR. -----.,..s... c,.-.y.
For auditor Ct &c.,
Z. G. HENDCRSAoTT. Of Iowa county
For Register c; STATE LAID C.-se,
B. u. HOLBaoOI, oc Io-ona COUNT.
For Judge CT tic .elgs...e Coaf.,
THOS. Il. MUNRO. {: Eacaoa- & ....s,..
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-17

t-y Geo. Francis Train, who was late
announced by the abolition papers ss ~
vert to Lincoln has written = letter 10. on
that ne is not an abolitionist. Hciss prove
that gets off the track very often. Train
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-17

Two DOLLARS A HsAp.-Thj
Pa'd m Cincinnati at the re price was
demonstration to men Who cent Lincoln
torch-liehts. would carry
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-17

Epiron or DrnocFAT-lyear eir - VIII vcur
permission wish 10 sAy u the readers q toar
paper that win send tlieai iy r,t,nn mai. 10
all WAC wish IT, fire., Recipe, VITA full direc
lions for making and usrs a simple Vegetable
Bella that viii edsoinaliy remove n tea degs.
piinpl-s i.s.-i'es. a., .sse:.les. ana all lag5i.
lies d 'he skin, iea'i Ing the same so.t, elcsr,
smooth anslbeausif.il.
Iwil also mail free to those having bald heads
or bare faces, simple d;rsciions and information
tha' MI enable ihem 4, staria I'M growth If
LGxuria.h Hair, WHISPERS ora Moustaclie in less
than thirty days. All applications answered BY
return mail without CHARGE.
Respectfully. THuS. r. CHAPMAN
Chemist, SCI Broadway. Nc.s York.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-17
Greas Sensra, u. s. Mai; Rsu.e

= FlH'..o otiiy =, - tic'ligpu Gcntral Ha.oad
nom and p ee.a 6" .nscn,ne, al pessit, morning,
X, WITH
ronpar, Al Western Esail.<ay
Ton, Pre- D. Niagara sails Toronto Paris. <inss-
and at 'catt, Montreal, Qae.lec. Portland. a. !,
\ ok oeiialo aad Suspension Bridge win New
Roe central and New lorA Ere Railroad, for
he ies1er Syr"chse Utica. Albany, New York,
tlon, AID ail intermediate points.
ioC !. Daily Express 'irains via c. W R'v
IRON "in6sor, opposite Detroit, ly which Cars
are run through. Ia Toronto without chance or
,'s'af, masking he most expeditions ant. desira
| ne , tsna'ilan route, well Us 10 Suspension
| bi.esc buffalo and tie EAST
| iaisnt busters and ycntilators on all Cars
I. = bank notes aud postL currency taErn a,
par Tor meal and rcfre >iirlens at all The eatna
NOISES and reiresAmen, rooms on the line O, IT,,
| Oreat esiern Railway
| Sleeping Cars, Of tie la,est ;,,,,,,o,.o,,..
all night trains 'se"'S' On
Tickets via these fayorite Routes can he oh.,,.
ed in all the Railroad Office. la" 1e ""'a,-
A. W4ALLINGFOgD
Oeni westn Agent, ~ Lake ST., CHICAGO.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-17

Remarkable nngeggiesv EecWeeH
tE.e Kentucky -.-zs.s.rs Of Ccns
yvSSS EEA L-ocol1..
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-17

49, Il ~ w ,sr 80" ~ ~ -.
i ria .nas, the syetotr ani otere'ar ii.s t,e.
lHs 4 ir~l f..i>'ri stt.of.,8 IS.
efi AZ a.t.tI III II. sstar. kan-lea
a.l eit. sis4 i e.it at-tt4et ri, il n etss tas
ps.tiy, ID 81 ia ,ad worn out spg as
80 lA. a4cacil.e hns hc,r aal Is thc 'na.t
eiai, . .ai Al inen ~ tie day, sfi1 Is fh4tn T.
i.eauseat0 le 5ne VI tlit gtea'est n Iieai iis =
ofa. ae
- AZ, ia,tIe v'il ear.. ssa n =. tal''y
So ,sw &C. seHr,s tis .t,rcs Il, I, rts
- 0na iDs..e rasas P.,ipi lion ~ - Il ,t.
~ oarfp three hotties i#siaty, ~ tsi-
n u ail f..a Niger d Youth
60 f'es dos srss'ot, the appetite.
-. l3ges Hotties ne q aasst ea.s !isa4-
~ icv dos eires tie 'or spi.i,d
I ~ Enr lalli. j, s'..les III. fiia pawcr.
i m .t1qs .tf'0sss n " .ttns ~ scn.rafton.
-" $ l,s.s hrin, ~, rne. !, he cheek
.eg- tbs medicine T. tors T. manly .irar AMI
ROBUST faaiil the poor deba,cd, woru-de"r. ani
:2.~ ru- lis'ie,- cnervatci youth, III, ovrr.ta.s.
~ man ~ .ncss IT, vciim ~ nervous h,rrc stan.
Tie iuii,lual suffering from general lpiih;y. nr
i,no, tHsss n sag'e o,Yse y q a tn Itatae-
aiae aha rrnancut relief b. The u-e IS tsis tHir
or Es,eane = Lifr
eye- prj-,. 4sper bette or three bottle f,r -,
mt hr.tl.d W ENpress on receipt u money
% afs Allras.
f~ ',n t'',ernhee 1'llis az Reid
ssinti' 'lii1ir- ~ a! " az ra..9r 4
prns l.ssi. Is .fiii1.j world. S1ae ugptln'ln. q
Ic3lfa NeFtr, fr. - sfi vo~.hies, 90 .i'iS
Hi NJ. n ..faee; thee wifrn t,es can nlgct.r ~
p, - r3.r ma utte money ny =
*, tim ~ l.'u these m li;n A. yit#l
,oHr iealtls, nEe. tie health u ssEr fn'-fe t
flriur to n3 b. deseiv w slrh psinr p 4
4,ri.. s ft ttes9 mse}.ri IS mi ftIs H'ttt-
ais + ~. 8fa tast eli' MT lug ths.s - yns. sa-
Close + Fl; " III i letter, ana wlll s,nl In.
+ yan - Express, securely scale .gd pack !, e
~ tbs.rya4ien.
Ladies or 6rDi,eten can address ~ In per I
cafii!euc., stating. tl'iy aud plainly Their dis.
and symptoms treat all jseasr- - riifeni'
MIXTURE IL male f.in.l- Patients need na' l. i
,atr because II their inability 70 sit W. ~ ~ ht9e
treated patients .s.iily in MI por nsIs o. -.
civilized gluhr. ny correspondence.
Patients addressing @iil please state rlaag all
.hc symptoms u their complaints aud write u |.
9fce, & Un'y. siate and name 81 writer. plain, AID
in-lo-e. pD-tae taiap fir reply.
W. an 1854 pags E,st tia f'rr = any ai-
1rs.. eA't3- ali letter. far raiai icis o. aitseio
- rf9ttofs.
Or. W. q. MEaWin e. CO.,
NJ. 60 Liberty street YORK.
6. a. cook : chicago. NJ. % Maflat street,
General -eaf for he States u liinais .'vs His-
constr. MheiPan ard Indiana. Who VIII snfply
Druggists III our regular card price,.
Sold a. Wholesale In Chicago "
FULLER, FiscH FrLLEs; &. q. HsrE: loHD &
SAITH; BrRsnAM NAS scHlAcs ". u. III ..Ai .
Co.. SMITH DwYER, and IL. scosiLL.
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-17

IaE DEIcokAT.c pLAIEo.,.- n ! ~ .
al a, haz4-Ga
Tar kseuILlcA. II -Arsoas Atslt:on
u Al hazard "
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-17

.-LAc. .7os. .c- -1.Eca O.. III nos. lo1-
LET ..i.-ch., ..-...La OF Cos5hEss FROM
loUiSvf,Lr, D1tiv1ELD RECENTLY II TEAyX.
.okT, ALNTCC.Y
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-17

For Medical and Table ..ag. which az per. ely
pgie, and need oaiy b. tiiai 10 ba a.8Hfeeissss'
saae 9enpine uiess they have or Fiji a5 OF
eaeh battle ard car Initials preset s. .ay over
f.Ae cork. Sold hi d! druggists aial dealers
thsyss aoiu We country. Cal 'cr ar gee3 and
take otisr. Circular - the ..ie s43a4ied
On anplicaiionto itsN EFT Psl.g ER, i. H g.
Sold Lv No z. ,.4@e.s Giie ~.
E. : .ailord at who sair IS ResiesI eeIa !.
Miller. irne19-i k~fv
Sold a. wholesale IN Chicago By Fuller. Finch
Fuller, Bushman 4 Van setback w. y Har
ris Il Co., and &. r. Smith. druggist ot Day-
export by Beiderbeok 4 Miller.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-17
CHRSsTOPIIEI, CUv,I,EN.

j II "'S"es to inform the citizens ofL y
2, q Davenport aAd Scott County generality ia,
ne hls ~ h"nentif located himself Ia tb,s ~
We ~ |, repa,sd @ sAoe hesses The scicn
49,. E.iheiPles. After tfsant, years study and
p'aca,ce on the aaaso,ny oi. The foot. .f ywh;,h
IN. rs mas spet re. yel.s unasr he s.,,....
inteaaencc o. the best NstIina,iars III Enra,.lPIi
wishes :, gay that he wi give saisfacti,n 4, III
pf ca,n, @, ~ no.sss ..Dor'ng under the disease
hough bound, interfering oyer-reaci,iyg . .,."
Ter cracks, sand cracks sprains. spayins s fa.a
o. me corn4, founders. ringlones t,r rr III I,
T I,'a ne Wnrahts pertset cure if cural,e.-
~ PioVeI ifrhlmnhf. Incl
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-17

At the following prices Present rsc Ale an,
Porter Porter ~ ne .9i, ! AaifbtL, 4i.25. auaft.r
80. stock Ale aud Porter BY the Dbl. 10 hall
Dbl, si.5; quarter, $3.50 go
f. DlI-diy n /, ~ er,r
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-17
Particular attention psi .oihc
ssa5gsesse As..s.1sfsa.

buy ~ The iaet Advantageous terms afd sill
low. Gali ana examine. ~ orders promptly
AIT ll.,i -. NYs- ,-4
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-11-15
Secession Versus Union Ne.
.fsoi1 troes. Ho1gusaSa 81

A citizsn of Glasgow, who is at present
in ST. houis, relates sremsrkable incident
which attended the late capture Of that
place byathe rebel bsigades under Shelby
aud ChrkTsAmong Cther fellows were
some dozens Of negroes who acted ss cooks,
s'rvants to oficers and the HE, and who
professed Is ardent an attachment to rebel
principles - their masters did. After the
fall !ekthat place these secesh blaekamoors
hunted pp. the Negro soldiers who were in
cluded ID fh4capftulst ion, and treated .hcm
libsrsllg- to }ssrS aud curses, and to taunts
Of being .NiggefSYs nkees'' aud c.L lincoln
ties. they Continued this for nome time,
until one Of their number whose malice
was of an inventive Kind, went off and in q
few hsments brought back q large bucket
Of 6hite paint which he hid observed
eonsGhersls in the itoRh. ! Vita this hs
wenx work thtckly dazzling the faces OF
theHAbdyss until he had changed the VS.
ageeletsevesaF q othems from, 81 cher coal
blaeS y d. phdsnisbis white colpr.d His
fel6Aseailiop D. assisted in the perfornan oa
With great @aiactity, and with man vs. yeils
and gRfGswsaxpessive of their high delight.
BY the timeashey'hsth polished of elk or
siglttft the Union dark o, they we're inter
ruptH "a At Et9tt 1sbf II ol.rEs stY
and Gent off to their legitimate camp dd
ties. ;zssiE,5SS RsSaoHda'' n'-< az ~
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-11-15
How, They Do THINGS IN ARKANsAs.--A
etter from Little Rock saws: t.


How, They, Do THINGS IN ARKANsAs--A
letter from Little Rock says: .ts.t.t
You would be amused to see some of
these Rackensackers. A company of Union
gnerillas, or "Mountain Feds" as the rebs
call them, were organized in front of the
court-house last Tuesday. The Captains
of the different squads got their men to
Igetber and addressed them. Que of the
candidates then gave the order: "All YOU
+fellers that belongs to this yer crowd git
into one string tother side of the road"
After this performance was gone through
with the rival candidates canyassed their
respective claims, and the aforesaid prom
inent spokesman again came forward and
said; "All you fsllers what wants me To he
yer Captain, jest step forward two paces!''
Inc centre OF the line bulged out, then one
side would rush uPa little with staring
eyes, and finally the whole line subsided
into corkscrew.L One individual spoke NO
-"Vaptsin ] Jseken you're lected.pl Il
eallate |" and the Captain modestly installed
himsefi, saying: "You fellers Kin now be
-pworn 70 end come in the mornin' and get
Yer amnition and rations." ri say thar,
amt We gown to have gsus9' asked one of
the, privates "Dou't know anything about
that, but you Kin git your amnition and
ratiops." - 90 :,
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REBEL CONGREss.
JEFF. DAVIS MEssAeE.
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New YORK. .NnyEMRRR II

|i E& NEW YORK, NOVEMBER IL.
At the session Of the Rebel Congress on
Monday the following Senators answered to
their names: Banwell and Orr, of South
Carolina; Dortch and Graham, of North
Carolina; Henry and Hill, OF Georgia, Hun
Ter and Coferton, of Va; s.. Barrow, of La;
Maxwell, Of Fla; johnson of Mo-; Burrett
and Simms, Of KY. The presidents message
was received and read; also, the proceedings
at the recent meeting of rebel Governors.
In the House sixty two members were pres
ent, among them Wilkes, 'Spead, Clark,
Conrow, Vest Hatcher, of Mo; and Machen.
Trisslet. Hsed, Ewing, Gkrismsn, Bennett.
H. W. Bruce, II II. Bruce, Marshal and
MooresA Bilb TO raise additional force for
the rebel armies, -ope to abolish promotion
by seniority SID make merits the basis,
were each referred te the Military Com
mittee. A resolution was offered BY Mr..
Murray, Of Iennssse, IdeS&ihg That the
Confederste States will ,giEe no ALL, to the
establishment Of g monarchy in Mexico,
was referred to the Committee on Foreign
Affairs Swan, Of Tennessee, offered res
olntion declaring that mo- exigency exists,
or = likely to occur. requiring the pIsciag
Of negroes in the arm. he also introd1e-
ed sfesoiutiop to recall all commissioners
from foreign ,stions. The discussion upon
the resolution was brief, but sharp. { Miles.
Of South carolhina, opposed the proposition
ono lig4aiis4.g 200
feote, OF Miss, favored il, but said he do
sired awaiting the decision of 81 the enemy In
the question of enpIey,ng nesroesI This
decision would appear IN tie result Of the
presidential election. GIfIiacoln was elect
ed he would favor giyingisss presidsps full
power to employ slases.sI he Eas resdY for;
eae black flag osVsnYshiugy before assbmist
sion. tts'iss issTss 'snSIi ..JsH Z pa7TK
The bill to raise more men for t6e rebei
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Two and! One. Half Per Centnm

CLEARING To MY SATISFACTION THAI A
uisunas,s.S o. ,ne Taxpayers Of Ohio County hare
tirnes $1,000 the Advertisement In relation tb ne
ner and terms regarding the two and
time 'uln TAX Law X deem but Just 70 sxrEsp tn
is hereby given that two and ae1bsIIC
a. VII oe allowed On the STATE and C0Iffsfy
tnes Ana taGse All tnsr tsxss either at the
TovnshipsI - , psle.Sioss Adys1tised IN the different
sovf t afS ts'e s..X . JOSEPH sEYB Id "
Sheriff C. SAl