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The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-12-10
AILATOONA.

Discounted from his horse,
On the summit OF the hui,
stood our gallant General CORSE,
And he stood erect ana still
He could see them far below,
From the summit where he stood,
He could see them come and 20.
All the rebels uAder HOOD.
Under all the far.off trees
He could see them form their lines,
They were gathering like bees
Beneath the oaks and pines.
And the hero watched them now
A. Q man may LOOK on death,
With q ciOuding Of the brow
And Iuickening OF the breath.
For the traitors were host
That hourly swelied and grew.
And around him at his post
The loyal men were few.
Then heavenward looked he,
Aud rayer was In his eyes,
But the bauuer OF the free
Waved between him and the skies.
And the blue OF heaven was blent
With the stars. as II. just then.
Twas an answer God had sent
To the leader and his meD.
Up the hill TIE flag Of truce
With Its folds ot dingy white,
Came rs IL it could seduce
Our General from the fight.
And the message that IL brought
From the rebel in the wood
Was as ii q coward wrought
AS scribe for General HOOD.
. Now yield ye to our strength,
Ere we come with might and main,
For Weld yncsk at 1agaNth
And The biOOdsted will be vaih."
On the flag gazed Genera! CoRsE.
As in thought, but not IN doubt;
Then be leaned upon his horse,
And he wrote this answer out:
"Ye may come Whenever We will,
Te may come with might and main.
! Will answer for 1t stin
TlAt the biOOdshed is not VAIN"
Back, underneath the trees,
Went the flag Of truce, aud then,
Like clouds OF climbing bses,
All the valley swarmed with men.
No pen can paint the strife,
Nor the lsng and desperate fight
When we gave life after life
For our flag and for the right.
We saw the false ranks reel.
And all the bloody morn
They sank beneath our steel
Like newly rtpened com.
Bleeding and faint our chief.
But watching still, he stood,
With q smile or grim relief,
Tie retreatin2 rauks Of HOOD.
And he murmured, "I mourn the dead.
And the blood has poured like rain,
But twas true ~ truth that I said.
II should not be shed in vain"
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Specials . New Yerk P.per.

New YORK, Dec. THE Times. Wash.
1ngton special says Gen. ROsecrans has
been, relieved OF HE command. and Also
Gen. Steele.
Senator Grimes has been nut at the head
of the Senate Naval Committee. and Sena-
tor Sherman at the head Of the Finance
COMMITTEES. s@ =
Tue steamer Bavaria, from Southam nfon
16.h ult., bias arrived. News anticipated.
A dispatch from the army OF the Potomac
dated Dec. 5tf, says picket firing is kent un
with daily casualties. The most strfnu gent
order1 have been issued against holding
any intercourse with the enemy or exchan.
ging newspapers.
NEW York, Dec. THE Cbmmerciar 8
Ws:hington special says; A caucus Of Re-
publican Senator'S Will decide Tomorrow
whether Hale or Grimes shall be Chairman
Of the Naval Committee.
Mr.. Chase will take his seat on the bench
OF the Supreme Court tomorrow.
The P0sfs money article says: The con-
tinued success which has attended Mr..
FesSenden's administration, since on the
5th July, 10 assumed the control of the
Treasury, had inclined the pubic mind to
regard with favor and to adopt With conf.
dence, any policy he might suggest. His
report presented yesterday to Conrreea
seems, somewhat to have disappointed the
expectation, for It Is regarded as favorino :
further Issue OF currency with consequent
stimulas to speculatl0n In stocks. the pre-
cious metals, and the necessaries of life.-
This conviction has produced spasmodic
activity at the Stock Exchange this MON.
ing, with rise in the price Of gold. bro.
duce, and Of nearly all descriptions Of IAN
cy stocks.
NV Yo1K, Dec. &-The COmmerciar =
Washington special says the Republican
caucus this morning selected Senator
Grimes - chairman OF tho Naval Commit
tee, in place Of MIR. Hale.
By the steamer Trade Wind we have
Port Royal advices Of the 4th.
The Palmetto Herald says on the 10th
ult. an expedition left Port Boyal and went
up Broad river, accompanied by several
Eunooate, and the troops landed at Boyd's
Point They then proceeded inland sever.
- miles. meeting rebel pickets only. The
next morning the enemy appeared IN force
on the road leading to Grahamsvilie. with
cavalry, infantry and artillery. We ad
vanced and drove them gradually back (
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From Canah.-

TORONTO, Dec. 7.-Burtique was before
the Court again to-day. Evidence wa Of.
fered showing him to be in the Confederate
service, which defence will be strongly
urged by his counsel. The cause was al.
j0urned till tomorrow.
CoLLIrawooD, Dec. THE steamer Geor.
gtan arrived here this evening.
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Fer Shernan.

NEW YORK, Dec. The Steamship Full
ION, specially detailed for the purpose. will
leave this port, tomorrow, with a heavy
mai ior Gen. Sherman's army. She goes
S Snuer sealed orders. as the exact point of
been divulged. go AAo' ye'
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They have corrugated iron houses in
New York. The material used il thin
plate Of iron, corrugated by the rapid 90
tion Of q machine, and two Of these separa.
ted by intervening joints and filled in with
cement or concrete, from single wall Of
any desired thickness. Think Of living In
! an iron-clad house!
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NEW YORK, Dec. SIT appears by q
letter from the Captain now prisoner that
the ship - was captured by the Olus.
ire during her visit off Sandy Hook early
last month.
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Gold.

NEW YORK, Dec. 8.-Go!d continues
strong. and without any special specula-
tive movement. Price opened at 81 80, and
huctuated during the forenoon between
that price aud 81 43T.
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NEw xoRK, Dec. S.-The Richmond x,r.
h" s.'s. " Inc 9TH, says: Sherman's army
tnurP asasu Millen without entering the
.uwm, ana the column which has been lin i'm
81 Mssco ,Uf son some time in the neighborhood
= A1a'on' nas Lett there and gone of with
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Overdue.

HALIFAX, Dec. s, 1880 p. m.-Tnere are
no signs OF the steamer Canada now due
from Liverpool the 18th and Queenstown
the 9th ult,
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# was after nine o'clock when one OF our
ministe!s-whO, from his geuial and lively
disposition, is fast earning the reDutation
OF the Marrying Parson-returned from
nis Wednesday evening meeting, and was
handed note by his wife, signed Chas. m.
RAY, that requested him to call a, cer, ain A.,
house on Fifth street, to perform a mar
rage ceremony. Inclosed was the liberal
Zee OF ten dollars. No. to be behind time.
the parson hurried off to No. -. Finn
street. When the door was opened. he
found gay assemblaye of old folks. the
Rentier sex pred0minating. AnnouncinR
the object OF his visit, he was surpriaed fhsf
no one seemed TO understand ii: and ~
g'gg.e OF the girls gave him an inklinr or
the fact that coll from one of his pr,sfae-
sion was novelty to that crowd. He waa
assured that there was to be no marriaee
there, whereupon he beat q hasty retreat.
Thinking the figure in 5th street might
oe meant for 3, our parson hurried OF in
that direction, but although he was treated
more courteOusly ut the corresponding
number in that street, he found nobody
disposed to be married. Being satisfied s.
mad been hOaxed, he walked 6y No. -
Filth street. and while talking with couple
CT policemen as to the character of tho
house, MS friend, popular undertaken,
PASSED nim In solemn gait, with his cool
ing boa-d under bis arm, and assistant by
his side. Turning around, and exchanging
his good evening"" the minister was m.
tonished to SEQ the undertaken stop at the
same door where he had met so strange 4
reception. II have come" said the grave
voice of the man Of death, ito layout the
corpse IN the house. 'There is no corpse
here" slid the servant; and lie needed no
further assurance than the burst of laugh
ter from the giddy heads within to salty
him Of the fact, and he, too, turned away
70 look for the object OF his mission else
where. But the irrepressible "H alb hahs!''
Of our jolly parson called him back, and Q
statement Of his own experience ut once
COW inced the underta ker thai the nroooeed
marriage and death were alike tiction.. al d
emanating from the same party. Tue 80
rious part Of the joke is, that the parson
found his ten dollar bill to be rs spurious
as the rest OF the affair. Gin. Ga-. MI
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NEW YORK, Dec. S.-Steamer Ariel. from
New Orleans 10Th and Havana Sd, has ar
rived. By this arrival we have Havana
advices to the ii.
News from the City Of Mexico to the 18th
ult. and Vera Cruz I3d, is received.
Macmillan had met with an ovation on
his return to the city, and had issued in
structions to the prefec.s OF the Empire for
civil administration, providing for ur:tv
OF Rubernatoriai action and justice for all.
memorable rigOr towards evil doers. no
matter under what flag the deeds are
committed. The people unanimously
consider these Instructions step towards
reorganization.
Cascaland was captured GA October 81.
by 900 Suartsts, after an obstinate defer se.
Maximiiian IN y letter to bis Minister of
State says that he was convinced in his
voyage through the departments az the in-
terror that the Empire is an sct fi-,uly
based upon the free will Of an immense
majority Of the nation.
Guadalajara was declared under martial
law on the 18th OF October,
General Miramon, Mexican Minister to
Rome, had left Vera Cruz for Europe.
Fart OF the Goth regiment, the first French
troops sent to Mexico, had left for France.
A party Of 800 guerriilas had attacked q
force OF Imperialists and were routed. The
only III.
II is said a council Of State for consulta.
ton will be formed.
The INCENDrARY r'Lor.-In the R;ch.
mond Wing of July "a, appeared the fol.
lowing proposition.
THE DEVOTED BANDIT is believed that
mere are tive or ten thousand men in the
south ready and willing to share the fate Of
Cultius, and devote themselves to the sal
vation OF their country. 1t Is proposed that
al VINO are willing 10 make this sacrifice.
snail arm themselves with q sword. two
nve shooters, and carbine each. and meet
on horseback at some place to be designa-
teo, convenient for the great work In hand.
FIRE ana sword must be carried into the
houses OF those who are visiting those bless
ings upon their neighhors. Philadelphia
ana even New York, is not beyond the
reach OF = long and brave arm. The moral
people OF these cities cannot be better
Taught the virtues of invasion than by the
Oiazing light Of their own dwellings,.
None need apply for admission to the
pared to take their lives in their hands.
ana who would indulge not the least ex-
Pectation OF ever returning. They dedicate
tneir lives to the destruction of their enc
mics.
=, A. s. B. d. B., Richmond.
All southern papers are requested to
J give this notice few Insertions.
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Committee.
Mr.. IRUMBULL understood that n.
papers just submitted by the President nro
G Ss"s. wSre copies OF the proceedings of the
~ SSa1 ,Assemo Oily OF Louisiana, and some-
wnat voiumnious. As it was not nrnnnss,
% take any action at this time. he mrved
tnst tney % ordered to be printed.
MT. WADE moved that ali door ,,,,,,.
on the subject be printed. Carried 20
journed. sAe Oenate al.
W1sH1NaroS, Dec. s.-SESAdA-sr
IA ' 40 saiq !: was to give notice that on
t;cr %. ~, VII Introduce joint resolu-
peace, and for the vindication of tha GOV suo
stltution as the guarantee of thu r;~ht. &c
the citizens Of the several State eASs "
Mr.. ANTHONY moved thst ~ g..
proceed to the election Of the Senate sta.S
ing committees. Carried. A'e s'ano-
Mr.. ANTHONY. move that The .,,,..
which require the election of stan dino co,,,
nv ~ os.so. Oe suspended, and that
Foreign RELATIONSHIPS. Sumne- c.
man: Messrs. Foster, Doolittle. Har.,s
Davis, johnson, McDcurall. AA"1laS'
Ftnance-Mr. Sherman. cha;rr,
Messrs. Howe. Cowan, Clark. Van W..
kle, CONFESS, Henderson. "an'
Commercia.-Mr. Chandler. chairr.r
Messrs. Morrill,, Ten Eyck, Morgan. Ian.
OF Kansas, Sprague, Salisbury. ''
| Agricu!ture-Mr. Lane, OF Kansas cb.,.
mar NAM :. Messrs. Harlan, Wilson, Powell
Military Affairs and the Militia-M,
wilson, chairman: Messrs. Lane. Of Ind
R Toward Nesmith. Morgan, spraeue
Pensions-Mr. Foster. chairman. Me.sr.
lane, OF ND, Van Wrinkle, Saulsbury
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AZ IA D. D. u. b., RlcnmOnd.
give this notice q few insertions.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-09-10

DAVENPORT, IOWA, SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER 10, 1864 :

AID n ct.r-u u Iv.v~.L.: s
ResDfssd. Tbst he street com ittee BE- an
20 'sed 8, proceed wit ,hs work on pix h
Tee. foribsith, and tbc S.n o. Ccmu ies ourr
q tse wssk under ,he,r 0Ir-cti~n. 4sf 95
Which By h. cssliIs suse Of she Mayor was
Il on The table = r.
Aid. Pa r. 6ered The follosi,e; r
Resoired, Th-t The cummi.,ee n The board
i health snd tie Mayor 1T hey ,hink !, nee
.ssary are susposis.d TO provdr city hos.
pi 81, rot to pnrch~s. o. build one, but h,. e
! -uilsbie buiiciiIg r ,hst purpose.
AID g aus~n q ne d TO r. por, the uex'
N ,e.iug.
Ta- meiion Of Alt. Hsnbs y III power t.
c. tavi' & bAen los, BY the cs.t,ns oe -
- Mayur, the sesoiutiun as um~nded VAS
,psei.
AID Noe ofessd The f0iluwinp:
Resolred, Tha. the Stsee. Commissioner BE-
nsrucItd o iay q stone cIossiDR across Ha'.
risou .isc. on The nor.h siie OF Tuisd sre. !;
.isD one on srrisUn street on The n0rth tide
Of F.urto sheet
Adcp ed.
ALI. Jpues s1-red tte fol ewing.
kss0teed, Thu tue . mm.tee on cfdiuabce
b. shd hie hereby lust ucad to d,av up AT
sdiaan,e g piOstdirg iur The pay ment Of tie
Jolice force VI this city.
Ad pied.
A,d H,lnhy moved 10 inst, nc, the City At.
o!ley t. take tie Necessary tt.ps TO op-n
p ~ s;r ct abrv. 6tn It ect
A.. j ,n- tfci.u ne iolu~in.:
Rssc!red Tpa. the = rect CJaD, ssipner be
40 Is hes.b, iistucted to extei d he on.
II Of the Iowa street eewer ~ tie p,es-ot-
ow ea.er mark forthwith, as 1t Eas bec0ue
snuieaoce TO tie ueigb ,rhcod.
Adopted, provided the cost does not exceed
$40.
Notion Of ALI. Andrsson 10 take the psu.
J hb Kshrusnn \, others from the table
Sas lOst
Il . hoocr hs N syor No ia d the Cit,
Y n0ciI that he lad g. N ve D. q. S.srrancr,
,si,ceman. aud .puoi...d q Je ,se 1esgatdsD as
'nic-man y u do lie tu LESS At Tue P.lic.
haetst.ai.', Olii e.
All. Horu b. mUved 10 confirrn the ac.ion
I Tie Mayer.
AID CiAunsea am rnded to cor G m the AZ
in:m'n OF Jesse / agaIden 70 &c. untl tie
* me- ing.
Mo ,on ss ameno,d ainpted.
AID. Horribly moved that when the Council
.dJOurnS II be t, meet t~O weeAs from to.
usht Adopted.
Aid. uuitiiart offered the following:
Resoirea, That the City CieIk iu nisn a copy
70 the street commit &c oi the revenue Of he
'irect III ds Tor TINS year and expenditure u
'aine DIS, aud the CITY Treasurer fuinl Ii lh.
city ClcTk copy OF ,he loH Lax Z lecLe.
this ~ nr. Adopted
Oa motion, CvuYcii adj burned,
AHssi,I C.". Kaufman.
tnfy Gi.,ry
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-09-10

DIABoLrcAL ArrAIR.-The most attrocious
and devilish outrage upon good order and de-
cency that has come to our notice for many
day transpircd in this city yesterday after
noon. 1t appears that a Camp Mcclellan
soldier, whose regiment we did not learn,
,:.... ...s vn MS way from town to camp entered
the house Of Mr.. Hays, who lives in the FIRST
house above Severn's brewery, right hand
side, and finding Mrs. Hayes there alone,
,nadc indecent propositions, which she in
resented. The brute then caught
her and after severe struggle, accompa;;-
led with threats to blow her brains out il
see made noise, succeeded in accomplish
ing his hellish purpose. In short time
Mr.. Hayes came in at the front door. and
the soldier, whose name is Welch, left
left through the back entrance, and ran for
camp. Upon hearing the particulars Of the
disgusting outrage, Mr.. II. proceeded to
camp and informed Capt. Ward Of the cir
cumstances, wherein pom the Captain order
ed Welch under arrest, and gave Mr.. H. a
note to Squire Wheeler, vouching for Mr.
Hayes crcdibility and directing the magis
trate to proceed as he thought best.
This morning the parties appeared in
Court. Wclch, upon being asked to plead,
went on to say that he was not guilty that
he had nothing to do with the transaction
whereof he stood accused. While thus de-
,nying the affair. Hayes jumped up and drew
afevolver upon the prisoner, and but for the
Interference Of Dan Severence, would have
shot the villain on the spot. This move
| meht completely unnamed the rascal. He
ssembled Nslently and could hardly get in
his hair.
The rial proceeded in which the priso.
ner stateashat hs cosld not remember any.
thing about Q mstter--that he Vas drunk
couldn't tell whshsr he was guilty Of ,not.
The testimony behx % clear against him,
Squire Wheelsf held S;m to BAH in The sum
of $1,000 ssr It's sppssfoce Il the Distric,
Court, and he was sent to jxl. as i-,s
Mrs. Hays bears m unimpeac..ble rcputa.
ton. She is weak, sickly wo.sau and
subject to spasms Of fits when Frightened
Had i not been for this her resistance m,,h
hsye been more effectual. Welch is . ma
q the lowest habits and most brutal in
: stincts. For this outrsgs b. deserves I
suffer tAs ssv.EGsst pspalv efths IN.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-09-10

CLoAKs AND SHAwls.-fhe best place to
buy fall and winter shawls and cloaks is at
G. ). Streepers; also your white goods, no.
tons, perfumeries, etc. lie sell cheap.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-09-10

All the new styles Of hats, caps and gloves
opened at Farrands. Call and make your Sc
lections while the stock, is fresh and the
prices low. H
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-09-10


I.s >, s1psSd'ss: .l'sS "
=, @ Csns. kAusvn.s. City Clerk
davenport, August 81, A. u. 1884.
Report Of City Sexton, enoSing 81 inter
menss during she mouth or August, vasreceiv.
I'd and ordcre1 died.
Affidavit Of e. X Thomas, relating to the
docket Of the Police Magistrate, vas referred
- special COMMITTEES Of AID. Andersen,
Coulthart and Davis, 70 report next meeting.
Ihe committee On market offered the iol.
loving report,
10 the A0y0v and Aldermen !.
Your Committee on markets to whom . petit
lion on accou1s Of pedler, beg leave TO re-
port, that tnc ordinance nov On ma,ke,s be
ehiOrced, and the petitioners have leave 10
sithdssw their their petition.
Which was adopted.
The sire ct committee returned petition Of
q. T. Ank er.oD, Robert Raston and Jacob
AalchOw, sMd reported that the pettloners
may have leave to witndrA~ their petition,
.nd that =. Cabel and Others may work out
heir 20 tax on the alley OF block H.
Inc same committee Geporteo ~ 20 petition
II Or . Ankerson 10 regard t. Stale sud \.
Bolrschl and others in regard to tue alley il
block Q. that the prayer OF tho petition we're
grained, aud The wUsk done.
The comm itsse on Fire and Water offered
be following report which was sdvpted.
10 tie Hon. Adyor asd Aldermen Of CSsy the
Coussst Of Xasenptrs:
our cvumi.sec % wnom was referred the
pe.i.ion OF tue different IusursLce Agents VI
1is cisy 10 regard to tie appointments Vi
ir. Wartens, u.oss respe c.fuiiy repoit Ihs.
Jour cOwmI.t,e Is u0t IN favor Oi makiuR sucn
appointments ~ the presen. liwe. W. there
vte .ffer Ihe following:
RESOLVED, That the committee on Ordinances
oe auu 10 Lereby iust,uc.ed 70 smend tor.h-
With. Sec. l suo Vi Lhapser 81 vi REVISED
ordinances, 60 as to make the Aldermen vi
no city Vi Davenport Fire Wsrosns a. large.
II. "A. kusos, ! Commit.eo
w. q. J.sE., on
n. nos. Fire Il Water
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-09-10
DAILY DEMOCRAT,


Ds. FERRAHD, the celebrated Spanish Ply
sician, is at his Office, on Main street, Da-
venport. sp6-d&wtf
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-09-10

GENTLEMEN will never do better than to
call at Sam Perry's, opposite the Post Office,
and leave their orders for fall and winter
clothing. He always sends them away re-
joieing.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-09-10

GRAsBE 4 Co have the finest stock of
pomades. perfumcries and toilet goods in the
city.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-09-10

CoMPLExENrARIEs.-M in charge
Of parishes in this county can be supplied
with complementary tickets to the Scott
County Fair, by calling upon ". K. Haight,
Secretary, at the store Of Haight & Sears,
Perry Street.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-09-10
To-Days' Advertisements.


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'o.,l e,pe. ,i,u during H.. month of Al.

,'o'>i es pe' di,u . during the month Of Au-
gust. totot ~
For which the proper vuu sness tcity ordersI have
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olno'vA
sosAi sxPssDfssns 70 Auess4 u, 4 b. fsez
~ -A A-Roe1 Fnat 4M
Aug0Da Report -. -. o350 s.
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9-0esSSaI Fkad
August Report. lOol -
Previously ropustod ........... lsiS -
Total Expenditure re.....................ole 0gS 81
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