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Washington telegraph., 1865-01-18
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DEATH oF HoE. SIMPSON =. MORGAN
Some time sinoe wo heard With deep
and sinearo regret ot she dsath of tAs
lion. Simpson Il. Morgan, Ct CL&rks7ilie,
Texas, and member Of tbs Ccnfadeyltc
Congress from that district tIa was on
Lis say to Richmond, vas takes sick, aca
died st AIonticslio ia this State about
three yesks age. Thua one By Gas ;ha
prominent neu, identified with the in
terests q the Red River Valley, depart.
Texas has lest one Of her abis5s aad hon.
estest men, the Coufsdsrscy uis8 CT IN
sglor, aud society gentleman aad 6
cAgisJiea.
We kaew Morgan veil. He vss tbs
companioa Of our youth, aud we hsvs
watched the success of ais manhood With
rride and ioy. In early life he struggled
with povecty, and succeeded, for rs was
sustained by principle. lie seoraed every
thing low snd mean. IIa vas economical
in his habits, aDd pure il his morals. He
o0c!d thus command the respsst and se>
cure lhs love Of his comPaoions, wtthoaa
p=rtieipaticu in their foolish exlra7Agan-
cies. Let tho youth Of the country proEt
BY the example.
As an early period he cane, poor a=d
u8ksowa. to CIzrks7ilie, and there, BY
assi5uens application, aad striot integrity,
u.ado hjusolf fortune and proud name.
lie vas appreciated, and filed many oId-
cce of trust. Is sill be loag before his
na4e IS forgotten by the people Of his
district, Who viii feel .he waa. Of his
energy, public spirit, ana elevated pasri-
G. Ism.
Washington telegraph., 1865-01-18

CyR CAvaLRY-TIe ca7alry forces q ths
District have been thoroughly re-ofgaaizod,
with large additions Of sa7sussh. The re-or-
rllliz.t.en iesk place il the presence sad undsE
-ae isla-e5iaie direction of G en-. laagTuder. who
H2s .45asad ia-o tho wasle army q sha District
lAe. sririt Of energy sad regard for wholesome
discipline, which distinguished him upon the
2cliasule, ard rendered him tho isvorite gen
eIai Of ear naEGbe-E, the Texas. He is vsTy
yaGcE awake, snd We 5an assure the citizens OF
ArAansss sA4s thair interests ,T9 safe III bis
Haads-that Is, a. safe as they coald be, Uza.T
tna 69ctuatiHg fortunes OF war. Our esvairy
ferccs are to-day more nrmaIcgs, better disci-
olinad, ll.1 il higher spirits th2i shsy have
eyer been Gen. Esgas coTnM41lGs3 ,ASIa.
tbe very name Of this gallant son Of ArkaDsas
Inspires confidence. Es is E EoldisT tried and
srae kor earsclves, cur PTesehtimeHts do r0t
sroubls as at all. Should ReyRelJs repeat the
sx55z1iInelt eff Steele, Drsdic! that the soil CT
southern Arkansas viii be found SIS fertile il;
lsHr.ls as the PaNinsula sr Texas, and new
wleelhes will be added 10 the gsrlands which
commemorate Marks BILL" w has a pisy
that Garnaaauke and Ca5sll caauot be hsro TO
share thetn! But sueh is the iats Of war
We ara speaking Of eur eavs.iIy, bat - have
70 leas confidence ii: our Infantry. They toe
sra j. t5e LiEao5t oTCaT, ald UTd the aloss eli
..irr,t commanders. OF them u4aTJ anon
Too ls,ach caHnot ks said ~ favor @. The nc
he and patrisaic nlcn Wheeo Fosiiion Was nee
rss4.ilv changed in the o-oIe-uizatisu. Ths
rEesit;.l sl4elgy with which all orders were
t.i.-,tG, sad l4e ready scquiassenCe ia all ar
rzt-4 lesnla for tae good u The ser,ies, ali Al
5,E blight cxsIApe fer the scldiera ol the
I'm feGcrsry Let the farA4els quietly pursue.
l!.,ir .,oe>;ieas and truss TO sUcA officers and
la.l So ;hrir protection, ss waii gains: cur
4, l:,rs us tp t}U5IIN thertr.
Washington telegraph., 1865-01-18

n NuTsHEIL.-The Richmond Dis
patch opposes making soldiers OF slsves
on fve grounds. Fint, the unconstitu
ticnality Of the measure second, it is :
confession Of weakness third, tie negro
can better feed .he army than fight with
IL; fourth, Il would Be a powerful stinn-
iaut to recruiting for the Yankees; ffth,
we give up the whole question when We
adopt tho measure.
Washington telegraph., 1865-01-18
LFo-n.rl.
Passing Hcal

lis enlT private prssirrlv
NO martial tread IN heard NH
10 mother, brother, sisters zish
Attend him ~ hlg resting I..I
"Tis only a private no one oara.t
Yea. we know that there sre zor,.
4 Sister trGr, mother dsar-
Vainly hoP4 thai H. rla. -o,1e
Tie only a PriTAtai lif.an n0~.
His heart wa srSve znl trus
DisdAinod 2 aHbiaet's kna- 10 hau
Armed to fghs for sslf azd voa
It's cnlT private, frea frora n,lB
His hope was bright foT I{ssver -
And thore W. keps 10 NEST as-.ip ''fi
To live at home whezs God !, IL.
Hy heart ID B4l. ard yours WilIh.
Dear mother, whsr yoa com. tat
Of All the people, sene two or fhr--
To bury your suly son, did e.
l0TH AK. e.,
Washington telegraph., 1865-01-18
81. VANA
az cor REV AED

ID ANAWAY fre= the rssi3encs g il.h e.
IA serikrr. st Dallas, Tazaa- Cd I'M ''.-;rr 3a
lime, TWO NEGROES. Of the ts-Is. p. 90
seriptioR: AdulRhn-, q ISht Hah5 l...r si1.
about q years, rather bslsw the mso.+ ,l.-o. Sc
ana AnFsline, lis wife, also a Ih1l--ttr t5o
sboat IL years. snd fatker small - - ths
on iarea bar niaie-mula- Deaf lt- raft.-
dress. ~ I was not " hoRe When tl.t .lireI
The ahera reward will he paid fer fhel e-,or.s1
I, uny wife AZ Dallas. or for their COR. VI
In iail so that / get then SAID nezt an
hasght from Dr. Smith, 81 Princstol.-sr Ny y
are doubtless trying 70 make ihsh ~
Federal Iinra In lhat vicinity. .pu-c.ln
ll-Gw a A-
Washington telegraph., 1865-01-18

- The Fodersls VIII no doxbt make mach
over I'm capture Of Savannah. 1t win bs the
old game Ct eovering defeat by vigorous eackl-
ing The object Of the samm csnpeiga was
to take Atlanta. and occupy Georgia. SherEian
abssndaas Georgia and Atlanta altogether. lie
rrts Sava-n&a. It is really Of 10 mere use 80
linn tAsq.was Port RSyal sr3 Beaufort, rAish
lie ~ nv I'D hafere
Washington telegraph., 1865-01-18

ag~ W. have baen furnished by Gov.
h.Ien, of Louisiana, with copy Of ''The
Confederate Spelling Book" gotten up
under the auspiees Of the Governor for
ths benefit of tie faHaiiies of soldiers. II
is nrblo work. The Typography is ez-
eelieht for the !imes, and the arrangement
good
Washington telegraph., 1865-01-18

spite the war. jews and GentiIeF, Grea-
sers and Gringoes, Dutch, French and
Irish, are all engaged in trade aud traffic,
and such - scramble after the almighty
dollar has not been seen sinc> the Donsv
changers were driven ont If the temple
SIC transit, &c.
Washington telegraph., 1865-01-18

III tho Confederate ysaAte. on TIE lGtA
glt-, Mr. Sparrow, from the military Con
nittee, reported = bill authorizing th9
Confederate Secretary of War and ill.,.
Gen :. Kirby Smith, to impress All free
male negroes between eighteen AMI ffly.
for labor ca defonce, 80. lie will also
authorize The employment Of forty thou
saad.llEvts for like duty with tho army
providing for the payment ot theiE own
9rE-
i the owners Do not provide Che uec-
ossaTy number Of slaves voluntarily, they
are 70 DO impressed. The bill was order
ed to be printed.
Washington telegraph., 1865-01-18
$500 .ecVE1-T 1-

F-FOR horse aiT=ysd VI sfo.aE t-a-z
WV bliss ~ Esv. VT Q. S,sgt, zs1l 7. -----
taR- said harsa1 I'm large aaLr-El N. s-'' 4,
sigh saddle sd hErErss marks hs- -A-
halter and hra6-siGll GeitA -asf va 1-- --- \
TIE above TsE1=d win hs Frie ~ .t9 Ali7. ,.,-
delivered 10 ne at Spring Hill ar ie I'M Nm
zander ~ the Pest Al hHsAirr-ra. .,,-q
RIG 4. EIEsAI.
JaruHry IT, 1866 4T-2W-
Washington telegraph., 1865-01-18

IL ~ often very just ana grievsls cause Of
complaint that men 80 rhple.ely exhaust their
Industry IN canvassing for slticcs w W have
none LEFT for tSe brE!crmanus VI .Lrir dates
Washington telegraph., 1865-01-18

~ We enjoyed very much an evening
wish Gen Magrudor's Staff officers last
Monday; OF which occasion many of our
ladies' and gentlemen were assembled, at
the spacious rooms Of MS. Phillips. 1t
was a pleaoaut reunion. by the way, it
Is due &c Gen. Magruder's 8t2f to les the
pabHc know that they have commended
them selves 10 our cor. munity as gentle-
men aud the Aumb!est citizen, Us well
ss ego.y subaltern Of the iiue, or private
il the ranks, may approach them on bus
inoss with fun assurance Of respectful at
to1Eion. That is something, these times.
Washington telegraph., 1865-01-18

- we have a copy an Almanae FOR 1865,
getsen up By BIZ JEo. Messenger ef Arka-
lriphis Il il 3 useful work. Apply TO L.
Ss.toa, Eag.. for espy.
Washington telegraph., 1865-01-18

RETALIATION. The following il the
6rst instance Of thi, stern military justice.
which we remember % have eeen infic
ted, by any officer Of the Confedsracy du.
ring the war
November All. l8Gi.-Maj.- Gen P
" SAsridaa, commanding U.ite.l
Statca J5rcrs IN hhs VALLEY GENERAL
Some tima IN the month of September.
during Try absence from ny comma rld
siz of nly mcn, who had baan captured
ty .ur forces, Eere hung ana shot IL
chm a.reots M Front Royal, hy tho order,
and il tho immedis.b presence, of Brig.
Gen. Custer, Since thc1, auuther Cc4p
tuTad hy Col. Powell ca a pluaisri1c
expedition into EarpahanlocE. shares
similar Ate. "A labal afirol t1 the
cost Of orc of tao murdered men, doelar-
ad !" that this would bo tho fate Ny Moa-
b7 and all his men"
Since the murder of ny nen. not less
than seven hundred prisoners, Including
many officers Of high rsaL, captured from
your army by this command, have hoen
forwardsd 70 Richmond; bat tho exeou-
tion Of my purpose of retaliation vas dc-
earrod, in order, O. far - possible, to
conhna ito operations TO men % Caster
and Powell. Accordingly, IN the 6tl
inst, seven Of your mon uera, by ny Or
der, executed en tie Yaloy PIKE. Jour
highway of travel.
Hersaitsr s5T prisoners f5liag ITO ny
ha1ds Eiil be treated with lilo kindness
due to their condition, ualcss some new
aot u bartarity shall compel -, ruluc
tantly, to sdopt lius Of policy rspuGnaar
to humanity. Vcry respectfully,
your obs sBry't.
Washington telegraph., 1865-01-18
Jt'siE T. kAhII5, EnrraK.

~ TnH eoulalani.ation e5 Hamilton" seg
g&sts mach Irlstter f0r serious reflection.
Washington telegraph., 1865-01-18

So Maj. 3. NJ Barnes, Representa-
live from the county Of Prairie in the
State Legislature, died on tho 9th inst,
az The plantation of 7. s. Graham, Esq,
fltteu L lies west Of Lewisville.
Mnj. Bsrnss was good man and most
estimehle citizen. Plain and unassuming
lie di3 not aspire to shine, bat had the
best interests of the State at heart, aDd
faithfully worked to accomplish them.
Washington telegraph., 1865-01-18

q We ve!eons to our table the
''Gslseston Nees,' y most excellent and
nsefal resss journal.
We aIs8 greet the "CorfederAts jour
rsl, new paper started st Tyl.r, Texas,
ESQ. W. Chiffon, editor. VS. welcome
the jvulaal ins1 the craft nost heartily
Washington telegraph., 1865-01-18

FG- We had good th:Hg lest Friday
: sigl.t-seversl good hearty laughs. Tkoy
ate sertb 80 fellow l7o dollars apiece
these sort thst do not play upon the lips
haln he teeth out, but eoule boiling aDd
sushjag pp FROM the inwsrts, sinking
tta tsaase and czhilaratiRg the nerFous
syoaom.
We dropped ia at the coseers of the
N.astrsi Troupe OF Tapean's Brigade.
That was he Ha3 it happened. Besides
the rieA humor Of the buTleequss, there
w2s cone exquisite music Of high order.
,yyee-sae=5oE FoR JUDGE.-YTe have 5se2 f'ir-
nisL=I wish the following abstract of votas for
Judge Of Size 9Th Judicial District, (zosttering
vet-s omi.tal) which if correct, indicate tbs
election Of ths Han 3 Williams:
Washington telegraph., 1865-01-18

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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-12-14

Scissrivsc AnsR,cAx vos l0es.-Thie
publication unequall~d BY any in this sphere,
Il hes been before the public more than
twenty years. and the longer It II ptblish+ d
the more widely is its circulation and the
greater the favor With which It 10 received.
No single paper ever issued has done 70
much 70 encourage and develope science in
America a. this journal To the mech mic
no matter Of Whist particular branch, the
Scientific american is indispensable. Those
Who neglect to peruse it weekly do them
selves and their patrons great wrong-for
to shnn the light that paper sheds upon me-
chanical laws is 70 grope on in the darkness
Of ignorance All who handle tools in the
workshop. al engineers. manufacturers.
chemists those Who desire to excel il
any branch Of science should not fail to
become aubscri' err. The farmer and the
horticultural will also find it advantageous
in pre>enting new agricultural machinery,
discussing it's merits. &c. 1t il an excellent
family newspaper the hands Of the ris-
ing generation. such paper creates thought,
and often lays the foundation for great re-
suits.
4 new number commences January 1s'.
Send It, Terms. $3 per year, <l.5o for
six months. Ten copies, one year &25.
Specimen cnpie sent free. Address Mum
L Co. No. 81 Park Row N. Y.
DeasselD. defender orCasholici-sn.
MR EDiroa :--Of the Catholic religion
and i,s equal " Of privilege under our Con
stitution and laws no one will care TO con-
trovert But when the priesthood assume
to control the political action Of these who
profess the Catholic faith. and are properly
rebuked, it is with considerable ast"nish.
ment we sce the GdssNe volunteer advo
cate for the defense. The manly and sturdy
independence Of the Fenisns, OF all
priestly interference in their political
conduct, is the best refuiation Of the idea
SO often broached, that our republican
institutions were in danger from the Cath
"lc Church 1t has shown the world,
everywhere. that those who profess the
Catholic faith can be good Chris ians and
good citizens, and in their political actions
are not to be controlled by clerical edicts,
though it be from the Pope himself In
stead Of rebnking this spirit Of i ependence
IN secular matters, it is thought
better by most American citizens tk.t
the Catholic should he encouraged and
susf aimed. But the Gazette editor, like al
rnglishmen. strikes hands with those who
would keep Ireland in vassalage to the Brit
ish Crown When, on last Sunday, the
pastor OF the Cnner-y ga ,onsl Churcl, assa,l.
e Ro na' ian. the @ "a tie editor enunciate
al audiab'e amen. al. d immediately takes the
other side Of the q ,estion on Wednesday,
because, by so dong. he can aid and en-
courage opposition to the independence Of
Ireland. C0NGREGArIoNALsT.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-12-14


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sample viii be sent free by mali. for 50 cents the
sstails for o. 3 l.. Wolcott. ITO Chsthas
square. New York. jyso-dly
SeArss! SkAsm Just rscsived lase'
lot Of the celsbs.tsd Blondin skates. Othel
kinds 10 great varisay. cheap - the cheap
est. declO dtf SicksLs 4 PsEsroS.
SkArss vos EvEaYsoDY IL offer to tn,
people old ard young, the largest and very
best. and latest improved plain and Blond'f
Skates ever kept in the city. l am bound
to let tn, m siide cheap.
J. A. DAvssPosr. Brady St, next dom
70 Joshus Burr's Grocery. declsds
Go 70 Cook for your Albuas, and Ster
oscopes. (ths genuine Holmss) the best il
the world, also Steroscopic Views. Oval ant
Square Picture Frames, Cords and Tassels
Card rames &c. The largest stock, thu
Chsepest and the greatest variety 70 selsc
from in the city.
Brady St between Sd and 4th, east side
THw Northwestern Mutual Life Insuranc,
Com any Of Chicago. has appointed L. T
Eads Agent It Davenport. Office first dooI
north Of the old Pos. Office up stairs. Thi,
is first class company and offers some in
ducements not generally made BY othe'
companies. A few good solicitors wanted
L. T. EADs still continues in the Real
Estate and War Claim Agency. Office l doo'
north Of the old post oifi:e, up stairs. dc | 3da
Arrrsrios.-Sam Perry, in Farrands
block, opposite the old post office stand. il
now selling out fine stock Of mems and
boys ready made clothing at sacri6ce.--
He is compelled to make room for more thai
is coming, and bargains can be had by call
ing on him At AZ early day. He is also
manu- featuring to order in the most approx
Ell styles
DEvYlHG CoNPEririoN.-D. B. Carleton,
1t No. 81 Brady street. above Third. is de-
fving competition in the sale and manufac-
ture Of boots, shoes and CATERS. Give him
. cali. His goods may be relied on with
safety.
WlNrEB Srock.-Remington 4 Co., near
The corner Of Brady and Second, invite the
attention of the public to their large and
we'll selected stock OF gents furnishing goods
for winter ear, and to the reasonatlcness
Of the terms At which they are manufactur
ing it to o-der.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-12-14
CALL AND SEE.
LOCAL ITEM 5.

STAND raox USDEs.-Smith the Hair
Jew.lier, No 80 Fast Third street, chal-
lenges the world to compete with him IN
styles or prices Of fgoods. lie sells the most
elegant styles Of waterfalls, curls, switches,
and Hair ,Jewclry Of every style and descrip-
ton At FORTY PER CENT. under usual
rates. Come right along with your orders
for the Holidays The goods must and
shall be sold and have been marked down
accordingly. Call and see his styles, and
leave your orders. dcc2-dSw
The Atricklmad Decsn neslles.-wc
have Tor some time ieit It our duty, Or an agree
able privle e NJ least, to say wurd in favor oi
Dr. Str 'ckauis Remedies, aud simply Tor the
reason tnat we know he IL be good al we be-
heve. that they are represented to be.
PERRY's Moru AND f'REcKLE LOTION
Chloasrna, or Mothpatch. (also called Liver
SPOT. and Lcntiyv, or F,eckles. are often
very annoying, particularly to ladies' of light
complexion, for the discolorcd spots show
m ,re plainly on the face Of n blonde than Of
q brunette; but they greatly mar the beau
ty Of either and any preparation that will
elfec .ually remove them without injuring
the texture or color Of the skin is certainly
. desidcratum. DR.. d. c. Perry. who has
made diseases Of the skin q speciality, has
discovered remedy f.'r these d,scolorat,ons,
which is At once prompt, infailibe e. For sale
by Hitchcock L Starks. and Stevenson 4
CArnahan. Prepared only by b G. Perry.
DermAtologist. No. 40 Bond Street, New
York, and Cor sale by all d uggists. Price
g. per h5ttle Call for Perry's Moth and
Freekls Lotion. FULLER. FiScn L FULLER,
Wholesale Agents. Chirago, III. [spl4 ly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-12-14
GREAT ANNUAL FUR SALE.
LADIES' AND GENTS ruRS AT AUG
TTOy.

The ladies' and gentlemen Of Davenport
ere hereby warned not to purchase any
Furs until the opening of the Great annual
Fur Sale, which will take place to morro~
morning, at 10 o'clock. at the Auction
Rooms Of Parker L Van Tuyl.
Tho splendid stock Of Sable. Mink and
Fitch furs to be offered there arc from The
immense stock Of Ignatius Hersos, Chicago,
whose goods have been offered here for ssv-
sral years past, and have met With such
great favor.
Take no. ice that this choice stock mxst b
ssld. and you can have your pick eut Of The
very rest Furs in America, at Your own
price. It is most rare opportunity, in
deed. Cone to The auctioa rooms end zee
the goods. and e9se What ysu sAenss. Il b
~ - 81 bost ehnao e ~ ssasaa a
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-12-14
CIT 1T E NJ ..

LADIES AND GENrs, call At Wilson's be.
fore buying your HOLIDAY Presents.
CRossivo the RlvER.-People were cross
ing the river on the ice to and from this city
At all hours TODAY,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-12-14

FEsrlvAL.-An Episcopal festival was
held At Babcock's Hall, Rock Island, last
night.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-12-14
Holiday Presents !!
GREAT PRIZE DISTRIBUTION.
BY TEE
New York Git Association, /,
rs broadway, New Ior..

Dsamotd d Prs Brooches and Ear DroDs. In YES set
Bro ,ch snu Ear Drops. GU and Coral; Jet anu 0oi0
loren ! :. Aossid, J.i, Lava, md Cameo: sets .!
Studs Vest aud Neck Chxn 5, P sin nd erased Go'd
Min Coll Thn,bles. Locke $, s'y'~ Belt nscsics
y. ID Pc aud P-ncil- Fancy M"rk Box ., Geld Fens
with nod eiiver Extesnion Huld-is, = = ia'se
eotment oi 1ne j. weIry u every description. oi the
BEST N Ike AID latest ST. les, vrlued ~
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-12-14

Hon. GKo. W. PLEAsAxrs, Of Rock
Island. has been appointed attorney for the
Northern Illinois Railroad Company.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-12-14


Mrs. Reynolds, whose husband was shot
last summer, leaving her penn,less with
seven chii'ircn, all under eleven years old. to
support, wishes in this public manner to re
turn her gratefu, acknowledgements to Owen
L Insle H. B. Mathews, Hunter Bros, Ha
ven Co, Mr.. Ruzow, John Lyter, Mr..
Luilo~. Parks 4 ilosmcr. Mrs. John For
rest. J. w. Mull.ns. J. M,cklot, E & NJ.
Mccormick, Mrs Proudfoot. Renwick L
Hannah. j. w. Black. Mr.. Gilrutl,, Messrs.
Haller, D. B Carlton, G Burr, Mr.. Morri-
son. hill 4 Co., Sam Perry. I. McCnl
Tough. j. Burr, Alvord L Van Patt~n. Da-
vid Burrows, Mrs. d. Moore, W. C. Wads-
worth. H. B. Exams, and Bacon 4 Smith,
for their very liberal and timely charitable
contributions Of the 18th inst, BY Viii h
she and her little ones ere preserved from
suffering and want during this winter.
GEO. e. HuBBgLL.