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The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-03-11

FAscY sxe Facr-Y aakee girl to her Yankee
bean Z " sseo do yon expes 70 get % Rich
snonSi r.
Yaukea tsaa--.4 hts she spring .iase cones,
gentle Aanse.r
Confederate girl 10 hes Confederate beass---l
.sshen will zen leave RielsnonssI"
cOalssssasc leass--sS hen This cruel sag q
over.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-03-11

MIR. Coe, the engineer, Is he ssstyIed, Of the
Baak of Eagisr,d, has invented a.bank note for
that institution with slagree pattern which
coula nos be cdauterfei.ed, bet il tos.stco much
10 bc introduced into nse. The notes of the
Bank Of Bengal are covered on one side With
wsas appesr 10 be mere liaes, bus under the
microscope thsy are foaRd 10 be repeiisiona q
the valae and denoE;assion.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-03-11

Ills hardest srask Mr. sietassssngss lss yea
rcssiss i that sos.ra as Inc ssoss o the pesii.
sipe af ssesgasla solitary spesi.aetl who MAS
gpSsg- ass;et lals slp.sUwn SssScss lsss veak Tbs
Iseaiisaa ~ forth siiat The suan's honse hsi
hvps besgs aiaus iwo months ago. ,liss he was
I'D distress reessss MD, and sas willing 10 ssl
..sstsai or eiSslitigs. OF ssen rnoney .sfssrpsg.
, 1864-02-17

bushel 10 bring oats from Ncw York to Wash
inrtop. while. they arc landfug them here
from vessels at five. cents per hushel. The
prices paid for forage for the army are now
enormous. :
Drum stove.. a. 8. Ballard, Mount Pleasant,
sa; nslre1 nesd Machine, Alfred Benster Detroit,
stSes ii Tps,,sng spotes, Theo2ht'ds Dcrrtnee-
';: " csl1yirE cranks- oves dead poinss, Frsucis
Glass of knlshtatoHn, Ind
Two Machines for Binding Grain, 8, 7. Holl1,
fesS1Gsa Galiga;or r. W: u: Older Packu,nkae, wts
Band Cutting and Feeding Attachment 70
TLrael1ess, Isaac e Ta!mcr. Lodi, Wis.,
Manufacture bf Sugar and syrup from Sorghum.
'Ec..J r. Rd1ys. Fremont. Fehraskn:,
piov: James, ,Tomiinaon, Raeine, Wiz; 49,.
aehtns fer c9Mt!ias Masss asy fof ls''tn 3 ofso'
DEATH or i CATHOLIC PRIEST.
The Rev, Joseph Osch wanden, for maay
years pastor Of Trinity Church, GcorSctoWl.
and alternately Professor OF Theology, Phi
loeophy, Scripture and Hebrew, ia George
town College, died there on The 9th inst,
aged tQrty.nfne years. Tic Is sud to. hare
been one of the most ,cruttite ltSins rG1es:'s
aud Hebrew scholars. !. !. - ..
THE FEN1AK- BROTHERS AND THE BRITISH
=" .-., ,GoyEEnaIENT. -,
: I notice that the Fenian Broth era are to
hayc Fair in this eity similar to that in Chi
cago.. And speaking Of this society, haSo
heard It stated that the British Government
is fully aware Of the nature and objects. of
the society In the United States. The by.
1aws, rulcs of order, elgns,. gr1rs, pas8-
words, and what not, arc also said to have
been obtained by agents in this country. At
the time OF the Phoenix Society affair, BeVcrGl
rlcted In ireland, the nature and objects Of
the society; and even names Of the members
were sent from this country. The British,
though not using the spy system to the ex-
tent Of The French, Russian, OF other Euro
pean governments, arc yet very watclful Of
the movements Of societies of this SInd,
which threaten the peace and integrity Of the
country. T.
, 1864-02-17

THE ns,yESCE DrLI,
rh;a kill az amended hv, the Senate. has
inAe ni'i' 80 a'esu ~ .Ae sIs
been referred 10 Inc eo,nn1n1ee oi nays anu
Mears in the House. ltf,.AthouSht That a
co,npromise will be eiFeEtrI. III the commit
10 hcfc;re y:t,,t, ccnc'.ne H., lead;nu dist;,l-
t-e' 80 ,,'-"A 49," ~, -. 80. ~
ess anu i'4"of "en "1ia PFeneoi' Appeli ~
Of taxing the article on hand. Afr. Wood las
Injured Lis own arncuduent BIZ voting against
III. 1,;l1 m it's tfual nassnre. and heir it ru-
,unfed that 1uspy members On the opposition
e;do or ~. 1rorsa ,,,n cs,oroa. +tatr rotes or
'."s ' ~ ~ -3us ~. s'''1sa eH-
~ least DO IN 1a7or o. eonPronlso WHICH
viii protect the distillcrs from What the lat
ter al}erc will nroye r1tiuous tax. The vote
- 40 ~, Tnn,.nd Senators - thc Senate
o. tne ~" Ehs1a"u esna.ois u .no oen1te
apninst taxing the stock on hand ia charged
By Woods friends to- hars been siycn for
. ftar Of retaliation sy discriminating aealnst
MEM 1ntao 3uaa auA*StAsIts Aaa ,eeAto1>
stocks on their bands, by making the lncFeas'
cd duties on cotton apply to that which had
a1ready paid iluty, Il cannot think, however,
t,,ot no, 1,te summer Fessen1en nnd ofhcrs
t44"s 'A.u ,1s 1ss -. t,s.i -
eser so'eu "fen easn M 1asA' oas eA4' sae'
action was prompted bF what they .consid-
cred O Just mode Of taxation The
idea that spectators had bought up
large quantities OF duty'paid spirits
In order to anticipate the increased cost Of
the article on which the now Duties VIII hayc
been paid, has been the strongest point made
in favor Of taxing the stock on hand l haEe
no doubt that several 1aembeFa Of tAc HOUSE,
both Opposition and AdniinistFation, WILL
change their votes on Woods amendment,
t and that others Wonld GO so dld not theg
selves oEen to the suspiclon Of having been
approached by the lobbt.~
co1orEp rxorLE II TIE HORSE CARS. -.
Tie ou.stiou Of the exclusion of the >lo1ed
ncorIc from The cas- in tho District came up
- rrso,ntion iiirectln~ the Co1nmIttce on the
, 1864-02-17

The opinion Is gaining ground tllat the
next movement on Richmond will Include IN :
advance up the Peninsula In sufficient force
to drive the rebsls beyond Fort Darling,
while Meade holds Lee In check on the Rapl-
dan.. Which army will be the real attacking
known to the Government. The fault with
our forces heretofore is that they have been
too scattered. Now with Banks threatening
Mobile on the extreme right Of the line, Sher-
NAN advancing from Meridian. on the Vlcks- !
burgh and Mobile Railroad into the cotton
end slave States, Grant sweeping rom Chst=
other South Carolina and Georgia seaport
cities, and Meade and Hancock pressing on
Richmond from the North and East, the re-
bcllion must receive terrific shock. Let us
hare no more side expeditions; no more
abortisc sea coast raids, in1icting great loss
wth thfce or onT % heaVy Columns penetrte
to the heart OF tue Confederncy and breakup
and scatter its armies to the winds: Every
thing icpcuds upon auccess this coming
spring and summer. Let Us concentrate our
forces, call in our scattered .panas Mhich
arc only WORRYING, not "oundins the fens.s.
ISAAC GoQK. AND TIE Post OFFICE DEPART-
...' :: t., !; AENT.', p. 80
Calling ut the Postoffice Departmental day
or two since on some business fe4a1lSe TO
your postofticc at Chicago, the name OF 1saac
Cook and Ills libel suit against the Ncw 1ork
Tribune came up. believe the Tttas&'ts chat5s~
ID that he was d defaulter to the government,
which Isaac denied and brought suit. !: vas
su1priscd to learn from the solicitor OF the
Departmc,it That tho Government clalms
1arTe balaucc as due By Mr.. Cook to the De.
paf1mcnf,, md hes consequently instituted
suit aguinst him or his bonds.
ooyEHsss;:I:sr cox1EAcrons AND FORAGE G; = Fon
+ :: = ~ - THE ARMY. :. . ~ ,
There is some trouble between the Govern
nymy, and i learn thet Qnartefmaster Generas
las fuleu the supplying Of foEaseio tot. INC
fande Of the1atter. Capt. LOCKWOOD hroWns,
eon Of Vm. q. Brown, EST, of yopr eity, has
ibis busiucss in Charge here, and has the con-'
5i1ence Of The authorities to Inc h1ghest Ok OK
tent. &c has saved the. government FL az. nisc u
1ncnsc amount of money. In THIS matter o.
The contractors he is acting under orders.
hear It rumorcd tho action OF the government
is m accouut Of eon1e further Developments
/ With have come to thcir: knowledge similar
!, IL the AexandlIa a1air.. Or In conucstton
| therewith:' The contractors no% claitor nov
>eTtr:o that tie goycrnmcntia bringing. oats
t';sIhnIG nom New York at.an -fmmonaelo loss.
! Jfiey fny th t:it cost The fernmens (which
Is PAYING $500 per day rtQE sttse9ets from New
York to WnshiDc caaS dseci occupy elglttcer
daya ia the 4e311 tfip) thirty-four cents PEI
, 1864-02-17
Qt)tca9o Qriblrue.
WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY II, 1854.
For tho Chicago Tribune
DECRmHER.

For tho Chicago Tribunal
DECEMHER.
The days grow EnAll,
The nights are c1im and starry.
The Rktes ere deep, as blue, ullsoru1cd seas,
Saye when gray cior1s
Dr3ft up, with trailing borders
And WateEy peuuons sailing On tho breeze.
For the dim ahape
That sits amid the icebcrgs,
And 1nles tie frozen hntls that mock the sun.
B1owe down breath
From cold and cleaning glaciers,
Wien chilly Winds through chi}l1er regions run.
The hills grow white, j.
What time tic boary winter :.
Trails his white robo ac1ots the naked lanas'
Like armed hosts,
Half eeen through smoke OF camp-anes
Clr1yins TIC heavy asr, the forest stsada.
Now crops TIC Eru
Al piehttaN, further southwark,
Through eifted clouds, his lace shows cold and
;: swidte,
Ara, einkipg through tho shadows, -
The dwxrdsh day IL lost in larger night.
Yet fails the snow,
Is thc ralc landscape darkcnh, = :
While On the pane
The heavier tnkre still pattcE, fl.
Like the flint falling ofdry autumn 1csves.
And let tht etrong winds scatter
Your cold, white grain broadcast upon the earth :;
Cover the gez1ns
Ere long to wakcn INTO glorious birth
, 1864-02-17
tTQ Gontrartors
FNOtCONTRACTORS-PROPO

i EAI9 FOB aUBSlSTEHCz sIoEES.
& kitkS Il k,eF Es5FoSaHs tfss e M
fSiSsd & r saas'Ss1os &C.. nv
g nEsf EST FLAT 1s gREAD 4,
Il t. ;sss s1sla s 5 I'd T
p,sees of II swo pieces. 10 s sonsaed md kFooTta
1g s:.s 81: quality ced ~ht 'ssar IA
14to barrels best quality tour, manufactured fto'a
Il fess ss:aa ra ;sn;s &
g6eG o. h rG1 II r., r. Ss fs.s: n t. lid y:
/ be l@nd lined. - ~N''N'' 49,
ss 81 ss sny sa q ssa Sst 5a is: Mss @ t.
TIE Lanes ana paee or soaau:setart . e asstsa .
rtrseo tSe s:e1 s. Mes c.riEssoa c., r. Rsard
ct Tses & essss
a1antIes Us may bt Ec1a1tcd t:us1n1 the month q
9stsD M g a sa L 2s
9I1ntlt!ts - may u Eeqniod daring 1he meath Of
a5,s IT, = 4 II sed: fosa osa'
1ls sho.s s.ysss = b. esnzsrsd L 1we catat tn-:
sd sf,s:s .ss b;tstsls ln,y propose fsx
sss - Il; ss delivered -'sAe.
= eita ds M 'Rasa ia
H. t;orss Z be l.saertca y sue, Inspectors
Il sHz e r. ~ s Re.s &c e s
srscife = e%ns4siss Ptss.s;y xi.h u is ssras: y
= aS q
. tvo .csrsus,h!e nAae4 as loiiozs. viz:
IL
sed n soSsast @ss srssI III Sc bssss " r.
& sss aa: ss 81
r7rthaee. well a. The nsn,e o. contents VIA sross
, 1864-02-17

:. The aggregate or assessments for 1868 50
fir returned amount to :&s14, 1G3, 81 q, Nth
eight. counttea:yyet 70 bc,;;reponed c::a At tic
same rate, Of incfease IN tie: e:counttexyet to be
heard nom is IN those alieaay ,re 15oited, ,the
ttotdl d.stss1d d.saaf e asekssvf,; tht.aats ,c3E
amount to o6ou, $3.50 t00o, 900! when 1t Is re-:
membered, however, that The assessed s7alue
, 1864-02-17
Nelp 3Jubjirdtie1t6.


NEW. VOLUME OF CHURCH
IN MUSIC. --
HAYTER'B CHURCH MUSIC. 4 Collection Of
Palm and LYNN Tunes Sente.ses Giants. SERVICES.
itT Church, boston. This volume contains the best
Of the Musc performed u Trinity cnaFeh dnrlRs fns
Who haye had opportunity Of hearing It, and csn-
not fall % be highly przsd " thg po5l!r to Thom =
binding. Il 10 plain t2:5 MnIle4: postpaid. on r
celps 81 The price. OLIVER UiTsoS eco. Pnh-
lfeherb, Boston. 1eo TlA~6tfE4-W
, 1864-02-17

-. -, .,. - 80 go
@ axA1Ep e ;: EE5:SsA5sS = = :ss snfs.
isfunsnT :ase Esahinssos y. e., sit mort: I'D
psses ai hes IT, 81 mex
y
soint. th:{ p1eress . nsks dsvsr.ss tas sstes
a: q taeh arclt r1o2osed 70 % sssye1sd 4 TIM
Sc e tsna 'haD oe 'ne
IT, St ss Tooa Ga u q p sas ~
= + FL n ia 1;sa essae caar
: s. s .ss ass .3 49, 's..
o. 1s :a' e,sT sA4 g sssa
;hs .rfope~sh, -,
iii s. se: isst:ts 81 ia,pe:.iea > lbs Go1asa
ee1 co1s:ssts ai' r mo to TINS te =.
III S.7s III
j;ssIso ~ AZ nua 1iaS ass;pfsd, :.
t.sF e - sqmp.ny, e DFe DTe
gSf: IL M L Z!
81: : = :: ! ss;
isssisS.s sstsf 1se s. - nsss :;
ss ai ee q s lso rs
a. ieYeeaa q. tne ef psIez AorneJ
e Ss ~ a. e.fs sssoss @ snss ps;5i
dnoy1 to iii. ciict -.
reier:ion rfihrF III oppsals
FSt fn'f same aid r o address Of eacs bidder .pE
~: os9fs ,r1st ha drrr53h to Bs.Ea5lar Qsncfa
D. H. In xc1, Cniof Depot ou.rtera.as,y, .Rss>h.g
e. s! Ts,s: aa should - a''' " nafzs ff'asa'A
qhe rna rse1or III bsa s y.1aasos vi
e feunf2rH Of IDS sneeessnl hlcder hld1er1 uvok
*fS ;o;,rs sSnfsfis q &c. - and noaa. a, b.
,h,alTsn NJ appuc,tiun q. taL- once
FuEM OF f-.OtCsAL-
(cowa. County. AID state, - -
rrss supscr,ne. to heren7 pFopose TO! fuFn,sa sas
tllssr to sks United statea. at t9s QnsItetm2stkfI
Drra.tneut at = agseea.Iy e e., I sssuls 9
6at!c WasaDS.on Depot. December 1861 tho follow
bu.ss1s cf Corn. IA sAexs. It - pei cushel ofl
pottps.+ n.,,,, - .+-r.. r,x.., NIX
7ounSs- .. oon
-tn:s ol tle4 Ea5. :on o1 Z, zMn poea4a
, 1864-02-17

YfcN KEv. t. AKwToN nEowu, D. d. EDITOR OF IHN
HNcXc1cFEcEA OF RELIGIOUS EoWKDaE~
Although nut disposed 70 favor or recommend f.at-
ent Medfc:nes tn general thronsh distrtat q ths
Sons why nan may not testify to tha benefits ne
licycs hfmsrIf 10 have received from any simple :-
payatlo, In the hopa that ha uazy thus contrhrts
do his n5ore renilIy IN regard to HooHand'. ts.f-
city, because1 was proIuaccd Against them fur ~.
yesfs, under the that theY wsFs ehisay 81
Shoemaker E49 or the removal thss pr:iusF:, b.
suffering Com g@ca: and long conti0ued debility. Til.
ne Of three bottles q thea Htters At tne aSr";
restorstlon 10 degree Of bodily and mental vis
which had not felt for Blz nonkhs hoforcs and ha
mort diapalred OF rezs11nx. thaIrtore thank G..a
aud ny friend for directing NC e H. nss Of them;
pHI4 AuEIrIHA. Juno % E&k
, 1864-02-17
FROM WASHINGTON.

The Revenue BtII-Go1ored People In
Tic Horse .CnF4-E10veu9N1x Of tho
tr1kstcA-Isas1c Cook and the Post Dt.
lice Depnrtsnent-t:ovexn Con-
tractors and Forage for the ARMY
New IsQtcnkS-Dea1h Of Il Catholic
Prte~f-Thc Fen1an Hfothera and the
British tspYHxuEncalt.
, 1864-02-17

Or. Hebcrn. Cancer and Consumption Champion.
has located ut 1G Dc born Bteet. opposite Post Of
cc. CMc1go III. He successfully kills and extracts
EAacur8 without pain Knife In from four TO twen:
four hpura- Also, cures al kind OF sores and al
chronic diseAses uud piles. cure slEays Eoaran-
t..Ad nv m NM p. n RUY &$G3. fE&-ESH1d1m
, 1864-02-17
Hair Dyey Hair Dyess

BAEHELoR'6 celebrated HAIR pYk "a TUE aEs1
-Bz.E Dye known. Thiesplendid Halr Dye Is Perfect
changer Red. Rusty o. Grey Hair Instantly. y =
hr H1lr st4inlnE the Skin. ienrIng ihe HAr son
and Beautiful impars f:es2 yitslty, e9uea!'y re-.
ruE tn pEBtne Colnr. rcCtfnts lle Ill entt IS o.
j ii Dyes. The tcnuur Is signed H1LLlAH 4. pAcs.
<Lof, al othets are mere limitations I'D snoaJ 9, 6 hr
clky street. krp- York 1yS1sss-v.
, 1864-02-17
EVERY FAMILY.
can be aseI With 2arfect safety
MALE :: Or.
Oh !. Or.
FEMALE, f0UN.
i Z ~ - II
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

There arc MANI, preparas,ons sold undcr tns name
% ce,s gallon. te tAa:o dgulsed By an.ze or CO
Tafs class Of Bttters has caused and VIII continue
cause ~ long they be sold, hnndros to die lhe
death of the drunksFd. 81 their tho systcn -
EsRt % 14af n1aF a m eF r 1
created and Ecps up, and the result |. all the horrors
attendant upon druniazds 1fr and dc.th- Beware
For those who destrc and WILL HAVE n LI1un,-
BIiters we publish the following receipt: Get bo.
tie u Hoof3nda GeEma1 Bters, and mig with thre.:
quarts Of good brandy nr whisky and the result wiz
tues I'D srns exceenes any et mo nnnerous li9aor
Bltters in the market, and wtn cos: much Iccs. You
viii have sIl the yirtacaot HooaanA 1itsera "a
nection with good arfieta of lipuos, as . ,nnea
ycu.
DELICATE CHILDREN,
scarcely auF neah thetr bones, Cured In very
short umc. One bottle in suc3 cases will ta5a mosk
s1rpr1slog effect
DEBILITY
Resulting nom fevsr. Of sy kind These Bitter, Will
Fe.cE Jdur stzcag!p In = very short time.
Fever and Ague.
Tts cha will nat ratutu II these Bitters arc uscft
NJ On In t<vaz and asue district should be w-:a
, 1864-02-17
@R A BUILD.

.DROPOSAI4S FOR A BUILD
ING LOT FOR THE BOARD OF TRADE.
Proposals will he received at the ofce OF the Sec
retary af the Board q Trade until 6t1dar nooq the
1ng for the Rontd Of Trade Of the City Of CHICAGO
lbs lot must = corner 1of,n at least 100 by 14
'ket tttreets. and Lake anu Monroe streets.
Ps1tles submitting proposals. Will stata terms Of
The Hosrd reserve the right to reject any. or a Of
the proposals.
Proposals mnst be addressed to
JOHN +. BEATTY.
Secretary Boatl OF Trade, ChfchSo.
, 1864-02-17
t*oofland's German 3itters

f4ootlands German SitteTs
d. =. WILL eisk YOU
A Good Appetite,
Strong Nerves..
Healthy Nerves.
Steady Ner7es,
Brisk Feelings,
EnezgeHc Feelings,
- Healthy Feelings,
:. A.Ss1ong Constitution,
4 Healthy Constitution,
L. ;: Asound Constitution
I'D. w11LAa1zrHa,-
WEAK STRONG
:w114;x.sam
DELICATE :. ~ >: HEARTY.
VIII 1Az44nx.,.
VIII xAn7uz.-
DEPRESSED - - LIVELY
WILL sAK3 TIE.
sALLow COMPLEXION :. CLEAR
wu1xAxx1aE,,
DULL EYE :: CLEAR AND BRIGHT
, 1864-02-17

Should pe rsnd BY everybody. II trcats on, apd
sncRs NOW. the csn results aris!n 1rt'm eArty Honse
Of disFcl!inE the luisglyinEa many e
serlrnre entering the r1hrtgc State sold bv DE-
d. A. BkRRUW, Isl Dieeckcf street. Now York.
4rloc = ccnts. Nailed nee everrEhert.
Chicago III, da4eta73v-1a
, 1864-02-17

ofpiopcrtY is usual1y not more than one Mi,5
n.5ra9 rstuf, the sos~k Teai value Of property iA
iUIs,ois OH which taxea ara paid may be set
down At 7p0, 1000 ef aorars!
, 1864-02-17
Gperial Not;rcs.


DOC4Qr ThOmRoUA
,x.~...4~ ..t..... s,.-.- - - - .,..,
.ssn.o w Tasnnn p1I.Eroa 70 ~ MoSo HOSPITAL
Ssot a.at Aassoo an1r 6nf8eon 70 aot
{t..s fn ~ rsstct " ~ has aevo.;u
nv nn.c ~ tSsn thtrr ~ eoafs ptooa IA
~. ~ He1 tena 4en years psacsaeTT -
~ @ ~ - ;,9 ao1 h' aa Knru.
W1nont @ II se nooa naseasce ESrsocs ron, con.
1tcatod and dssaressnE iseasee tnciacnt lenntts
aratcd Fsth e9nncnt SUCCESS. oGlce and Anat.afMht r.
acleang Is cen ia postage ttampe The e5
Guide RGal t forE srtCd 10 nny address n lhe
E1ate8. !e9@eeeH1 W.
-.,--.e
Whose I've Is shaking the r1sce of 61hffs:
d;uRISrAD0H0'S!
"host Dye 10 thc moM re.,so, .a1,.n.,scy
QHR1ETANUA&VSs
..p~ n.s l,,,r anslyxed by the best Chcmist
..ans nesn npSraapced III e t,astuI;ss?
--Aa f''A' c9fNxSTADoKosSl
Whose Fair Dye succeeds @hen on s.aess teuf
EIKRIBTABUIk3sS3 .
~. 49, nj. ,,,r larvrs, sale IN thr xorldP
Nhrs- 4.'-- ~ ..a se -
s;IR1sTA0oIkoss!
1..,., n, !. .,,fnneA IN tbe crtatt.t Quantities to
k ~
, 1864-02-17

t3fanufsctu>ets, ustnz Machines,
Will find it the best Hruc!o knowr
for ccmtntEnE the Channels, as II
tworks without delay, Is not atyec-
tied BY auy change oftemperature.
, 1864-02-17
DELICATE CHILDREN,

Thest suffering fsonl Marnsnus, wasting Away. with
scarcely 1uy heah on their hone@ currt In very
short nIuc One bottle In such cases will taSa mpsk
surprising effect.
, 1864-02-17
!: In5olut[e Gente!tt.

e1xAr pacovEK1 USEFUL AND VALUABLE
HY1r0NERXi
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-11-25

nssAassa Csrrosrnepss osdes lincs.
But ~ most d niG ut hct, Oindicas
ling shae this struggle The Soo1h pr In
dependence win nevc( be abq donel or
years 70 come. inthst Dxrywl1ks-seths
streets, IN The railroad cars, end among pri-
vstc circles--the propriety Of srsning and
pu1nn0 FEE xE0sO 1870 THs nAsks . -
UExEv p1scrssrD. There has Away ~ the
6oe&h beenS sentimental sntipAtity 70 set.
ting children to do the work Of men. o. IN
Ueher words, to seeking from feeble. un'
w1rDikc and subuhissive race the exhibition
81 passions and the exercise Of qualities
which hare besn always regarded ~ tho ats'
tributes Of dominant and superior race. -
But Il remains. IL occasion demands, for the
South to exhibit how the negro. when placed
aide by side with the master whom he has
known and loved since the infancy Of both.
will fight TOT the maintenance Of slavery
against his tscthsen who seek to compass it,
1orclbie abolition.
The words recently employed by Mr.. Lin
coin, to the effect that he had two hundred
thousand negroes under arms, and that he.
should like 10 see how any Northern man
who proposed to employ only white soldiers
would carry on this war, have sunk deep
into many Z Southern heart ~ riU be a
strange coroiiory to this scar. ifths campaign
u 1895 Jfads goo, 900 armed nsgroes from the
North TRYING conclusions with 100000 arm
I'd negroes tvm tie South. and II the OCEAN
Of blood wAich has already been siiied Is
darkxned ~ Jrssh currtnt, 10 Je added to
Il nert year, .qowing from the rtins IF that
hapiss race which seems likely to he inrolred
IN a conflict whoss passions IL cannot share
and seh0ss price Il cannot appreciate.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-11-25

$50 vvonoo6 - nknosv.
n Clsvu1oni Awslj = sespeanflls r.
~ followine nxhe tough 1ailsoad yam !:
"A ~ svsniaes sines ~ s10rs. trs.s
- 80 -. -. = ~
r|55 5SSVSlT ItS8t4 1nd p11nssvlIIs =
: lfs,oenious rsts. The train was TIE
.N;sh1nisut aul lit1ls behind me. 81
'denE ! |nsn - s1bserv4 a4:eom4 dis
~ sbeed. w66(df his - - n lifu-
istis xindly. Ill aiarS ~ls Was
'5sou1 I'D, brake1 pub dodh. 49, 0se
CINE reversed. Fifty heads were protfu.
ded from the windows In sudden alarm,
and when with scorcbed brakes and jar
ring motion the train approached halt, :
half dozen men jumped of and rushed
with the conductor y learn what imr'i-
nent danger had been averscd by the
thouehtfuIness OF the cotntryman.
"Slcwly the coun.ryman replaced his
hat on his head and wiped bis hented
face a. be replied TO their excited inter-
rogAtions. Said he:
Il was thinking Of going to Erie some
time this ycre summer, an thought Ia
larn the price you'd tax onto teiiar for
going
s..In one minute more the train vas tear
ing along eastward, whilst very muddy
countryman was picking himself up out Of
wet ditch, and firing whole battery Of
curses after the fast disappearing conduc-
tor"
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-11-25

From copy Of the Worcester Magazine,
for the third week in October. 1886, now
lying before ls, we extract an advertisement
which was doubtless very serious then,
though only amusing now. 1t Is headed
with the picture Of an old-fashioned stage
coach, and proceeds as follows:
STAGES FROM PORTSMOUTH IN NEW HAMPSHIRE
TO SAVANNAH IN GEORGIA.
There is now line Of stages established
from New Hampshire to Georgia, which go
and return regularly. and carry the several
mails, by order and permission Of Con-
grcss.
The stages from Boston 10 Hartford in
Connecticut set out from the house Of Levi
Pease. at the sign Of the New York stage,
opposite ttc mail in Boston, every Monday,
Wednesday and Friday morning, precisely
at five O'clock, by which means those who
take passage at Boston in the stage which
sets off Oh Monday morning, may arrive at
New York on the Thursday evening follow
ing, aud the mails will De bnt four day, go
ing from Boston to New York, and 50 from
New York to Boston.
The stages from New York for Boston set
out on the same days. and reach Hartford
at the same time as the Boston stages.
The stages from Boston exchange passen-
gers with the stages from Hartford at Spcn.
CIR, and the Hartford stages exchange with
those from New York at Hartford. Pas
scngcrs are again exchanged at Stratfortl
cry, and not again till their arrival in New
York.
BY the present regulation of the stage il
is certainly the most convenient and expe-
ditious way Of travelling that can possibly
be had in America, and in order to render
it the cheapest, the proprietors Of the stages
have lowered their price from four pence to
three pence a mile. with liberty to passen
gers to carry fourteen pounds baggage.
In the winter season the stages will run
with the mail but twice week, instead o
three times in the summer, and will set on,
from said Pease's every Monday and Thurs
day morning, precisely at five o'clock.
Those who intend to tal.e passage in the
stage must leave their names and baggag,
the evening preceding the morning that the
stages set off, as the several places where
the stages put up, and pay one-half Of theiI
passage to the place where the first exchange
Of passengers is made, + bound so far, ant
ifnot, ne-half Of their passage so far as they
are bound.
N. Is. Way passengers will be accommo
dated when the stages are not full, at tho
same rate, viz: three pence only per mile
*4*Sail Pease keeps good lodging, etc.
for gentleman travellers, and stabling fol
horses.