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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-08-07
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IL IA AN d.; 1f1eR MONDAY, NAY sru. -
Dsvenne,, dali 'Sasr notaes, trains vii lea 10
,.."..,. oandays szssptsd, = tosIow.s
Sd nigh, sxpress. ''...........lo.e 90 4. n.
......, 4 "a :. -
sa,ns aITrs :. Dav00pers daily, sunday es-
Let night express at............ -on
90 iA"iH ~ "t....... IS - NJ
Al trains over this ron are Ia direct
a.ahisnso Eitn trains over both tie Nsrtfa-,
0eethsrn, Michigan Central, Pitssburr. fort
Wayns, and Chicago Railroad 70 and from lie.
volt, Teisdo. Columbus, Cleveland, Cincinnati.
6ttsburg, Dunkirk, Buffalo, Niagara Falls, Aba.
~, New York, Philad4,rhia, Baltimore and wash
ington. Alto at LsSaile with trains Of the EIi
nois Central Road-North to GalcnA and South to
- Louis and Cairo.
Passengers reminded Of the necessity Of
giving distinct directions a. to the destination Of
their baggage also TO procure tickets before TAX
tng their seats in the cars, as the conductors coll
iect fares only 10 stations the line Of the Chi.
cage ana Rock Island Railroad
JOHN 7. TRACY, Superintendent.
Davenport, May ., 1851. dn
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CREiTsssSOiiDATED LINE
Cincinnati l. Chicago .lir Line
OxjD

1ORTY M'IES TIE SHORTEST ROUTE
Il 70 CINCINNATI, indianapolis and louisville.
Two ,.srrcss 1l1ins leave West SIDE mic De-
pot, Chicago, rs io.uws:
AT s A n, daily, except Sunday.
At o:l0 NJ, oaiiy, except Saturday.
Arrive at lo:45 4 NJ, ami lU:io ~
Through 20 Cincinnati AID n iirnapalis without
Change Of cars
Elegant sleeping Cas- on Night T.ains.
Tine to Cincinnati, eicye; nours.
Th- ugh tickets may De obtaiue1 az the TrinciI al
Ra;iroaa. offices in the North " est, am. .Ae Com
pany's Office, No. lo1 Randolph street, un.er
the Sbes / an House.
JOHN BRANDT, ! Gent sup't,
C.E. FULLETT, Gent Ticket Aga
d. ". H. MOOR, Ag't, Chicago.
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Great Books i'm Press.
THRILLING INCIDENTS
OF TUE
GREET REBELL2O.F
OR,
The HerOtsn Of our Soldiers sailors
ILLUSTRATED.
vol., large l2mo. Price, S1.25.

The critics ana tae public are right in predict
ing that this will su,pass, In graphic narrative,
exiting interest, aud extensive populari ~. all
other histories OF the v or ter the Union. Its
theme will be the heroic daring patient suffer- NJ,
and hair breadth escapes OF our soldiers and sail
oss, and its incidents will form the theme OF
conversation 1T iunumerabie hresides fer years to
come. IL will coAta,n, in addition t. its stirring
details, tie PHILOSOPHERS naiysis OF the auses
OF the War, - John to'hrep Aotiey, LII. y !,
Author Of 1.-The Rise Of tle Dutch he. uslic,"
etc., the dates OF ell the important events from
the Joha Brow raid, and AZ accurate aid revised
account Of the principal battles, with accurate
eugravings
Ono th,d of the proceeds OF al subscriptions
sent 10 US will be given for the relic. of disabled
soldiers, and all persons v no wish copy of the
work. and also to Dene fit the soldiers, should send
their name and address once. Also, any officer
or private, or person IN any section OF the coun-
try, having knowledge OF a heroic act or stirring
n:idenr, Wi. obilge US W sending Us an account
Of it.
Booksellers, Postnssters, AMI Canvassing
Agents will be furnished with a subscription pro-
spectus, on application - the publishers.
q. liberal commission given to soldiers do.
sting 70 act - agents in taking subscriptions.
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Michigan Central Rail Road.
GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE
To J.1tC FORK, .sisU England
and iiae Can. q s..

nNaND AFTER SUNDAY NAY 5rH, 1862,
" trains leave the Great Genital Union Depot
teot of Lake stscet, as follows:
IAN Dsy txr.e,s exec !; -nndsy) arrvesa
Deire;t at $40 N Suppression Bridge at 500 A NJ,
Albany , 50 4 ID, Aev ork $50 Pm, Doston 1880
PM.
730 u Night Express Except Saturday. ar
rive Detroit at 1:cp ii. Suspension briage
$50 II, Albany 100 NJ, Ncw York 1890
N, Boston 2:3O p NJ.
Cincinna,i trains, via NJ Railroad, leave Chi
cago ~, Z A 81 mail iain, 7:SJ Fast Express !;
arrive In Chicago at o:lo A Fast Express, aud
S:l5 z NJ Nigh; all Train.
The 1870 N ira N leaving Chicago runs through
to Cincinnati without change Oh oars or baggage.
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vTvHE CO-PARTNERSHlP HERETOFORE
existing besvesa The uDdsnigDed, ID the
Roos apd Shoe bspiness, under the name and style
q Jsmison Murdoch, IL III isda ydissslvsd by lin
ita4ion. J. W.Jsnisoa will esotisus The basinssDr
- collect the debts d the late fse.
J. W. JANlS01
spe1s + xURD0CA.
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CLAsisyOI ANCE.

1TR. AND MRS. T. ). PRICE, HYDRO
VA eclectic and c!aireoyaot physicians Mrs.
Fnce will pay special attention to the practice of
Obstetrics and healing diseases peculiar to her
sex.
OFFICE HorRs-9a. N. to p. m. Office and
resideLse, LeCiaire House. Reception room be-
tween Han AID ladies entrance, Second street.
[febl7-Alyl Davenp ri, Iowa.
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SURGEON DENTIST.

SURGEON DENTIST.
10y SOtlCIrATIoN OF MANY FRIENDS
ID in davenport, have opened branch Office
in TIE LcC.aire aousa, fer the accommodation Of
tho>e y DO wash any taing in my line
spaA be al the LeClare House from a. N. to
Il m every day except sundays. he balance
land.
thankful for past favors and patro hope
to rec, we d Continuance OF the same.
HENRY FISCHEL,
Rock lsa nd. June IS. 1867.
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CLOTHING.

THE NEW lORK LEDGER,
TT Is SAID, HAS A CIRCULATION or
j 100000 copies, bat it. sircsistiso il limited
compared nth the eircalssisa Of gAcDsafs aAo-
ufsetu1d by
8AM. PERRY,
At his estASiishmen. on Brady street. opposite
the Post Office.
lam Gov receiving the largest and mostoon-
plsse assortment
Clsths, Cassineres and vestings,
lv:e os.r.d II iris nazket. Anticipating large
zads TIL. E:ll, h.vs laid j. = unlsuAlly heavy
stock, and the goods MUST BE Sold.
Ny goodsare all
THIS PALS STYLES,
Fresh from the manufacturers and importers.
N al continue 70 keep On nand largo assortment
Of fresh
READ Y-MADE HING,
For Men, Youths and Boys, of my own manufast-
ure which will be sold at
Fl q . { . r n II r 4 Q . -
Ishsll continue to manufacture my own Cloth
ng thereby giving
BETTER GARMENT
For the same mo 1ey than Any Eastern made goods.
Everything in the
Furnishing Department
Can 10 found,
Shirts Oh al descriptions.
Under Clothing 70 endless variety.
Stocks,
Tics.
Handkerchiefs,
Socks,
euspendoes, %. %
Also, . large and splendid assortment Of
e1NT9s 0H
The largest and best ever offered in this marke
trust the public will call in and examine my
stock before they make any inv estments. for l AM
very sure can satisfy them both in price and
quality Of goods. SAMUEL PERRY,
Brady street, opposite Post Once.
aug21-dtf
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.he ago, BurIh igtcn 4 Quincy K. 4
PASSENGER TR AIMS LEAvr AND ARRIVE
j At Chicago as follows:
Day LAmess....ll:30 An 530-eM
Night do ....l,:45 NJ 5z0AA1
Mendoza Accommodtn o:sOPM lC.00AM
Wilt, G. 6. HAMMOND. Sup't
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LIQUORS.

~ II SSsgka Cold, Tough,
.seA ~Knnxscness, or 9ct<
IsI.l.,y IJkxonf, lchsch might be
~ cteo-osd Nth q simple rem
<9S~ eig II neglected, often ter
inmates oer,oas-y. Feto are ouare q
tie ;narort1nee q storrrrg a oA1A Or
5E4Int d5ela ~ rs first stage at
,.7.;oT IN TIE bec1-7,irg 1port's yield &c
q MID remedy, rot attended to, soon
attao.s the '-Ers.
A<ouy,'s bronchial lS<oclae:s
upere frs. ..rol.1ee5 essssr sears ag7.
It has been pro,e5 TIA: they are, the .e5t
article before the pubic for Ieonahls,
folds, Btenchitis, .fsfh,'an'
xnfasxk, ~ E19zir- couE'5 r ffc'n-
sun7L1iicyl, AID l.llia-1ral4s Z -.fssts17lS @
the Oht1at, givang i'rn1eatt1ts re.'ee-.
Public Speakers Gsad Singers.
will find them e5rect11al for clearing arc
strengthening the voIce.
Sold BY al Druggists arsd Dealers 4
Medicine, at Is c4nts Per is9--
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Is REGULARLY EDUCATED AND LEGITI-
i ma cry qua fled, ard has sxpere' c.. d in all
foros Of disea.rs tnowledg &c gu te indspensi le
IN the proper treatment Of the vtnereal di-eases
in all its varied and complicated forms, and has
for years made the treatment of rivate diseases
his business and study. Experience, the best
Of tea hers. has ma led him to perfect remedies
q. once efficient, safe, rermane Mt and IN most
Asses can be used without hind, ance to business
Particular attention given TO old standing cases,
such we're formerly considered incurab:e-
Syphilis in all FORMS Gonorrhea, t.eet Structures
Orchites, Diabetes. Bladder ard Urinary Diseases.
Also the effects Of solitary habits, both ruinous 60
body and mind, and which produce some Of the
following effects Botches, bodily v akness
constipation aversion for and rneasness in female
sosisty, unmsnlinsss, dread Of future events, an
ally complete prostration Of the vital vowsr, loss
Of memo y, ringing in the ears-csn be fully re-
stored 70 health.
All letters, with stamp answered.
DIR. w. manufactures all his medicine from the
purest drugs; free from all smell or TASTE Please
call friendly talk and his opinion will cost You
nething. His treatment is the result Of ling ex-
perience and is ommanding the confidence Of tn
entire Wet. 20 charge will be maze un.ess cure
is permanently effected. Dr. ". treats self -aouse
with the most happy result.
Post Office box, .,294 Office and Consulta ton
Rooms l6A south Clark street, Chca go, ILL.
iaDS-ddwly
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MANHOOD!
HOW LOST! HOW RESTORED!
Just Published, "a a Sealed Envelope
Pr,ce, S.r Cents.
A LECTURE ON Tie AiArisae

TREATMeNT AND aAn nS iINe'
NURE o. sPERMATORRHGA OR SEMINAL
~ Weakness. l1velaatAry Anissioas, Sexusi
debility and lapsaissss = Hasriags esaesily.
Nservoosnes. G nsumpeion, Epilspc ysnd FiH :
Mental and Physical Incapa ity, resultine from
SELF Abuse, Ac.-by ROB'r J. CULVEKWELI.
u. u, Anthor of the Green Book, 6c
"A Bon - Ihssssnds Of suRsrers.,,
sent under seal, in plain envelope, to any ad-
uaess' Po.. PAID, on receipt Of six cents, or two
- Bo.ery, New York, Post Oaiee Box 4sse.
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DlssOialflcM.
TINE FIRM OF GILLETT, WIRTS KELLY,
/ formerly p,oprie crs OF the Leelare house.
:. th;s day dis. O,yed by mutual consent. The
...nnn,s of the concern will be settled by its
members.
P. ]. GTLLETT,
J.C. WIkTS,
J. S. KELLEY.
CD.PHrfseessbtp.
,r1ur UNDERSIGNED HAVE ASSOCIATED
ehsmeelves tseseher This Day, tor the perpoes
r. conducting the Hotel business st the lsClairs
House. in this city, under The hrn ssme o. uansss'
Wirts Morris.
DAvrxrosr, May 7th, 1863. ,
}. G. WIRTS,
". G. NORRIS.
TO FARM Frs.
n He v B LL-K No Y \
= -. - X
Deacon DAEe2ezAs
60 - fosud at tn rsif ossssas. Devcspcs4
.AkA AmD4n
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it.NAi.US LAN'.ER.

PHYSICIAN, SURGEON { kGCuUCHEUh.
i 0FFICE->oG:h CASTOR -er y raiy and Set
oad streets Office hours tom :. 8 A. NJ, and )
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J. w. III. BAKER, Nd,

DhYSICIAN AND SURGEON. OFFICE IN
Pest Office building. Residence on Fifth
street, between Brady and Perry streets, ven
port. Iowa. suv e-i&wtf
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sMill WnnA

s eMill IvcOcd.
Now Is THE TINE TO Lay ~ u,oon
AZ for winter ne. We have drv ki,1I;," S ~u5
to % pr cord ard eresn vced "a m 81 ~
ee1s. ~f -Ss -
0.isk g ysa win - TOO .ass.
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). 4. [. EiD, III. d.,
DHYSlCIAN AND SURGEON. OFFICE
i and residcice No. Is, corner Main an Third
treets. ''a' ."l OFT. Iowa. juyl DIT
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DlSsOiNflcM.


CD.RUff1ee16bt1D.
,1,HE UNDERSIGNED HAVE ASSOCIATED
themselves tsgssAsr This Day, tor the p.rp:se
.T...Ancf;no the Hotel business ct the LeClairs
Home. IL tnis city, under The frn name Of 0iists
Wirts i Morris.
s1S's' p J. G1LLETT,
}. G. WIRTS,
$3.50 ". G. NORRIS.
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TO FARM Frs.

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GROWN HERE AND In GOOD oRDER
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DoAoon 10AId0As
- - fosud at tn Fir 0ssssAs, Dsvsnpoet,
frsu Tuesday til Saturday et saeh week Sssi.g
~ eooe0. laelt6eW3
, 1862-04-25
Provisional governments for the Sc.
--ceded States.

4*$@%%"f
The House Committee On Territories have
agreed to report bill, submitted to them By
Representative Ashley. pro. lding for the cs-
tAbIishmcnt Of Temporary provisional govern
1nente over The districts OF country in rebel
lion against the United States Suhjoined is
AZ abstract Of the bill ss 1t Hu be presented
10 the House:
Section first provides that the President be
authorized to take Possession Of and hold, by
the military and naval power, the 6t2tes of
A4aha1na, AIkansaa. Florida, Georgia, Louisi-
ana, Mississippi, Nurth Carol;na, South Caro-
nna, Tennessee Texas, md Eastern Virginia,
and establish Temporary civil government,
10 continue until the loyal people shall form
new State Governments, Ac1 apply for odtni6-
-eiou into the United States.
According to section second, tho temporary
governments shall consist Of an executive, a
Legislative and jud:cinl department, to be
vested respectively in q Governor, a counciI
of not less than seven and mure than thirteen,
and a EppfriQT court, nnl such other courts a.
the council may establish. The Governor to
have the came powers md duties as those con.
fe11ed by act OF Congress upon the Governo,
Of Washington tertiary ......
secfien third T,roriies that the Legislative
authority shall be vested in the Governor and
Council, whose poEeEs and duties shalt eI
tend to I'LL riEhtfnl subjects Of legislation moi
Inconsistent with the constitution and lawi
OF The United States; and neither the tempo
6ott1nMenL HDF nuE AeftAia1utut IaeSEol
eaatl sanction the right Of one man to pro
peI1y IN anoshIe- The legislative council
e.sa4 assemble e after the fist appointment Al
encn nme ard place as the President may
oepsaEpate, and chose their officers, &c
os sfcaon fourth the Governor aud Council
doned forfeited Or confscated eststes -. 10 oo t5e
1ssue eH aao On behalf Of the President uud the
~ a6n1 t9 Gongress, and TO- lase thesn for no] @
.aol as laan q 1Ee 5ea5s % s2eh terms Is The Gov
zfded, that fesEces ESan be loyni .aa Rso Ehe,
shall e3easea to one person. - 10y e:te
By sectien fifth the Governor and Corunc5
are tesestab1isA schools for the moraa ana n
t6Iecfual culture hf sIthA inhah1tentc ~. n -
districts, and provide b{ lev for The attend ii sa
aoce Of al atad4ztten -oTeT seven md nnde
fourteen Eeass Of age, not less than thre
years AID TO 4,ktsee+i5 tthRh znrif
Der Of hours, not to exceed twelve, Whic
, 1862-04-25

shall constitute davis work for field hands
and lAboreB.
Section sixth provides that all public lands
held by the said recent States at the time Of
their act Of secession, shall be seized and held
By the Governor Of the Districts In which
they may be located, in the name of the Pres
ident, until otherwise disposed Of by Con.
gress; these lands shall be held for the use Of
the soldiers, sailors and marines, regular or
volunteer, who have engaged in crushing the
existing rebellion, who shall be bonorably dis
charged at the close of the war, and the
widows and minor children of those who are
Killed Or disabled; also for the compensation
OF losal citizens Of said recent States who
haEe sustained losses by the rebellion,
SecTon seven gives to the Superior Ceurt
hereby authorized Its own time and place Of
citing, nd assigns to 1t causes cognizable In
tircuit ard District Courts of the United
States and Territorial Courts, making its de-
Srees subject to reversal, DC, In the United
States Supreme Court
mitted to the privilege Of electors in said dis
tricts shall tc qualified to serve as grand or
Tt~:it jurors, and exclude all disloya1 persons,
officers, civil or military. lawyers, ministers,
and all persons, from serving as jurors, IS elec-
tors or holding any office,
Suction niue provides for secretary, marshal,
aud distFict-attoTney, aud gives Eoycrnors OF
districts $500, councilmen Il GOA, and Judges
$2,to0 per annuIn.
Section ten provides for the establishment
Of ports Of entry aud delivery, and the m
pointn1ent of collectors and other customs 81.
ticers, the salaries Of the former to be 81 500.
and Of the latter, not more than 81 600.
Section eleven rcpcals inconsistent acts,
, 1862-04-25

a BERDAN SHARrsHooTER. YONG
TOWN, april 16.-A squad Of Befdan's mcn
had eonc shooting sport to-day. Only one,
Truman Head, popula7!y known rs &C Clfor-
la,"-he who picked off the frat rebel slaio
at the siege Of 1oTkteIu-had been hit, and
that merely by splinter from the muzzic Of
lis rifle, partially shot away By rebel bullet
Having stricken him in the face, it made him
look bloody and grim, as he stood gcsticutat-
lBg, Joking, and rclatfng the days sdvcnturrs
BY the rcddy Light Of the camp-kres, amid 8
crowd of adminng comrades. A swa<thy,
wild haired. grizzly hear hunrer, of eleven
years experience, he has 1ourneyed hither
from the cacons and gu1ches Of the land
of gold, to use his uperrinr rife in
the s.rsice Of Uncle Sam, previously
willing his property. to the amount OF
S60,O00,. roW deposited in Philadelphia
bank, to the possible widows aud orphans OF
Berda1s'e sharp shooters. Not Cooper's |Natty
Bupppo,'' or Birds ss Roaring R1lph Stack
pole, was nofe idiouaatie or Facy ID veruaca-
lar than he, s'The darned old pit war Of no
Kind o count" be said, "but he hated tn
wonndsd-that var a11- Tou should ha' just
seen cur buys spank them So They
brought ont something that 33soked Ike q
oa6c.uyet1 oncc, and stuck it up to shelter
'cmSt' He couldn't tell what to mike Of the
duDned. thing. He had fired away .mo=t all
his ammunition, and must hare same, as be
waz goinf out agin Tomorrow Loud aud
long, and hearty, was the mirth melted by
this. NCalifornia' y is evidently the: prida and
glory Of Berdan s9haEp-6hooters
, 1862-04-25
Honorable Mention.

lfff:n the \. i. T!lbune, April II
Great bravery and tenacity were eviuced By
several OF our Generals on the field; but 1t
seems to us that the army WAS saved more es.
pccially by Gen. Gran1s chief Of the staff aad
director OF artillery, Col Webster, aided By the
admirable management Of the two gu1boats
that camt un from Savannah after the day
was ALREADY lost-and of whose movements
the official report published to-day is SO en-.
entirely satisfactory. Webstcr's mastery
disposition and spirited working Of the fes
guns still left to us in the afternoon, and the
ttlpt zb handling of the gunboats By their
commanders. sIrvstc6 The triumphant rcba]
horde:s in full career, killed their chief and
cou,Iv lied Beaurcgsrd to desist from the at
tack at nightfall.. Next morning Gen. Buell.
vas OF hard, will, good part OF his army ];
Gen. Wallace was aleo In position; aud or
victor. Of Monday WIS easily won aud never
doubtful Had Beauregard had twenty thou.
eand more fresh men, be would probably held
on anotAer day and been much Rorse handled
than he actually was,
, 1862-04-25
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noDs phether from cold or otherwise headache, pain
u the stde Fslpitauon heart whites sll
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OF these Irregularities and distractions which hare
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gius to decline.
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nsed them at different petiUdB throughout the country
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