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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-01-09

NkUSTEk'S SALk.-WhersAs, on tho IIth
i day Of February, A. d., 1851 J. Wilson Gui-
tsau and Missouri Guiteau, his wife, Of Daven-
port Iowa, executed unto Austin Corbis - Trus-
tee. cer'sin Dssd Of Trust, conveying TO said
Trustee the land in Scott county, Iowa, descr,ted
- follows, to-vit Lot No. sixteen (l6) Of
"hawsy's outlots," being situated In he eeuth.
east quarter Of pection No. twenty ght rs and
the north east quarter Of section 49,
N '@.n'1,p No: seventy eight 5S north Of .srss
I'VE aud tweniy-iour one hundredtbs acres
% z4-lo0, BIO the same, moro oaAnps, for . more
particular description If VIM reference il
heueby made to the map or plat Of said Hawley's
on dots, recorder in book n" OF Deeds, a. page
y. Of the records Of sad county which said con.
vsyance was made by the said Gui,eau and vile.
for the purpose + securing the pay ment Of ono
certain promissory note ana tho interest thereon
signed by said j. Wilson Gui,sau, dated the I,ih
day Of February, A. d., 1857, ami payable in sne
year after date TO the order OF Ncho Feierya,y
At the Bnnsing House Of Mackio, h Corbip. OK
davenport, with interest at ten per cent per an.
NUN. Endorsed IN said note is interest - Fcbru-
AIRY 18th, SIS, and eighteen dollars - different
times thereafter. Said note Was Tor the sum Of
one iundred and seventy dollars.
And now, said note having become due and
payable, and the said j. Wilson Gui,eau having
famed to pay the same, excep, in part a. above,
Austin Corbin Trustee af orcsaid, do ereby give
thispublc notice that by virtue Of the power which
sinmc vested by said Deed Of Trust, will on Sat
uriay he 25th day Of January, A D., 1882, at the
hour Of nine o'clock in the forenoon Of said day. at
the Court House door, in tho city of DAY
export, exposc and offer for sale ut public auc-
tnn for cash, the parcel of land above csct bed or
so much thereof as shall. he necessary to saisyand
pay tho amount of sail note with interest
thereon to the day Of sale, together with all costs
and expenses attending said sale cost Of this notice
and Trustees foes.
Dated the Both day Of December, A. H., 1861.
AUSTIN CORBlN.
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION.
PAIL.1DELPXl.f.

a Denevole,t nstitufion saobitsAed By special En-
do1ment. for the Rett .tq the Sick and D.s,re ,sed
hU,cfsd 'eih I.raisnt and Cir mic Discus !,
ana sspec'aityJor The Cure Of u sease Of the As-
uot O,yaas.
M EDlCAL ADVICE GIVEN GRATIS nv
1vA the Acting Surge T.. TO all who a,p.v -,
le'.cr, Win description q; their condition. ACE
occupation, hab bits Of ho Be- anu ia cases Of ~
fSne poverty, Medicines urnishei Tree of ob.rys
D;s. a'naole reports en- Spsrmaterrhcea, and other
REwE sss o. 'no S,xua Organs, aid On the NEW
the sS,ctra ~ n the Dsspsnsary. sent to
Bile. f"Se"ii De acceptA-
s, Address DR.. SKILLIN HouGHrOy A.,;,.
s ;rss, Howard Association 40 9 south MINI
tors. EZNA II ~ vrue, 81 the Direc.
GEO. FAIRCHlLD, sec'y. " : I f,nv rres.:
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flame is liable.
The following ara among the distressing variety
OF nums disease in which the
egefNble Lite euediCi1seS
re we'll known to be infalible.
.<yspepssd, by thoAo y cleansing the inst and
econd stomachs and creating aio OF pure, heal
by bile, insteai OF the stale and acrid kind
I.nf@ecy, loss Of appetite, heart burn, headache,
tstessness, III temper. anxiety. lsnguor and mel
ncholy, which are ID e general symptoms OF Dys-
epsia, will walsh, AZ natural consequence OF
| Is cure.
Costipeness, by cleansing tho whole length Of
he intestines with solvent process, and without
holence all violent purges leave the bowels cos
tive within two DAYS.
Eecers OF all kinds, by restoring the blood 20 .
regular circulation through the process Of resptr.
alton in such eases, ami th thorough solution Of
eli Intestinal obstruction IN others.
The life medicines have been known to curet
Haumdtssm permanently in three week :, and Gou
in halt thai time, by removing local inf .mmation
from the muscles am ligameLts Of the joints.
Dropsies of all kinfls by freeing and strength
enng the KIDNEYS and bladder; they operate
most deli htfully on these important organs, and
hence have ever been found 70 certain ceinedy
tor the worst cases OF Grdrd.
Also Worms. by dislodging frem the Trainings
OF the bowels the Shiny matter to which these
creatures dhc:s.
.scaroy, Ulce, sand hpeserots Sores, by the por-
fec; purity which these LlTE MEDICINES give
to the blood and all humors.
Sort atsc EruIttOns and BAD CONPLRxIONs, ~
their alternate effect upon the uids that feel the
skin, nd sAlow, claudy ard osher disAgrek able
complications.
The use Of these Pills for very short time will
effect tie entire of S1ft Rheun., and strk. ny
Improvement IN the clearness OF The skin.
Gm.mon ooLds and Influenza will always be
cured by one desc ar two in tho worst coses.
Pt@es--The original pruroprieto' OF these Medi-
cines, was cured Of Piles OF 30 years staining by
the Of the LIFE MEDICINES alone.
Fever and Ague-Fo' this scourage Of the West
ern country, these medicines will be found a sale
speedy aud certain remedy Othee medicine
leave the system subect TO a return 1 the dis
ease acdre by these Medicines Is rciE.anept--
'e1 THIN, BE SATISFIED AND BEcuREn
bTii ous fercrs and Lirer Cbmpiain,s -cieseral
Debility, Loss Of Appetite and Disease Of the Fe-
malss--the Medicines have been used with the
most beneficial results in case of this scr: ption
Kings Evil and Scrofula, in its worst form,
Yields to the mild yet powerful action Of these
oiiity, Nervo"s Complaints Of all kinds. Palpita-
;ured.
Mercurial Diseose.-Persons whose constitutions
have become impaired by the injuJicioss use Of
MsRcrxY, will find these Medicines perfect euro,
As they never fail TO eradicate fr IN the system,
Ill the effects of Mercury, infni ely than
tee mcst powerful preparations CT Sai sa2arilla.
Prepared aud sold by
w. Is. MOFFAT,
335 BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
FOK SAI.E ALI. DKUGGlTS.
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The Undersigned will continue the

Tho Undersigned will continue tho
Aun M Dor 1u ans
81 the old stand of +. ierwin Il Co.
we'll selected stock of Oh hand a
LUMBER LilH .SD sHv.c,rs
~ Wholesale and retail Bills f,- :.
I'd to order ON shot notice -"9oer fnrnisl,.
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vT,HE UNDF RSIGNED HAVING SOLD HIS
l stock of stoves, Tin Ware, etc to J. q. PCT-
NAM CO.. weuld resp ctfully recommend them to
the patronage OF the uoi 9, and to his Old Gus
tomess in particular. JOHN +. AONATn:
Aovembe- 81. l0el. lnv37-9
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Apply JAMES DOOLEY,
"' 1872 Brady Street.
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MEDICAL.
ATS
LIFE PILLS AND PHOENIX BITTERS

TNHESR MEDICINES HAVE NOW BEEN
before the public Tor period Of THIR
YEARS, nj during that time have maintained
gh character IL aim %, every part OF the Globe.
Tar their extraordinary and immediate power Of
restoring perfect health 10 persons suffering under
oeariy cv cry kind Of disease TO which the human
flame is liable.
The following ara among the distressing variety
OF hume n disease in which the
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-01-09

Freight of all kinds will be carried from Chica
20 10 all points Eas, at al, times, as low rates
~ any other Railroad rsute. sep2.du
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The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-09-03

New York, Sept 2d-The Richmond
papers of the both, contain highly color
ed accounts of the rebel successes ON the
Rappahannock on the Oath ultimo. Gen.
Jackson, then at Warrenton, telegraphed
to Richmond to hurry up the remainder
of the army, and not to prepare provis-
ions, as enough had been captured at
that point to feed the whole force for
some time.
In the rebel house of Representatives,
Mr. Foot offered series of resolutions,
favoring an aggressive war, also favoring
proclamation to the inhabitants of the
North Western States, offering to guaran-
tee the free navigation of the Ohio and
Mississippi, if they will desist from the
further prosecution of the war.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-09-03

Towers and Duryea's brigades of the
same division also suffered greatly
Gen. Hartsuff was not in command of his
brigade, but is sick in Washington.
Gen. Banks engaged the enemy near
Bristow, and from all | can learn he
seems to have been attacked by col
umn under Gen. Lee in person, moving
from the direction of the Rappahanock.
Ifso he probably had double task to
perform to repulse both Gen. Lee from
the Rappahanock, and portion of Jack
SON s and Longstreets forces from this
side
Gems. Burnside, Banks and Hooker
seem to have had the enemy to contend
with in both front and rear. 1t is now
certain that Gen Banks not only burned
his own baggag train, but destroyed three
locomotives aud three trains of cars, la
den with ammunition and supplies. The
locomotives and cars were at Bristow' s
Station. Gen. Reno said in conversation
to-day that he never saw a more daring
act than the one performed by the enemy
ON Saturday. - o-+ Az
Out of the woods, on the TANKS of sew
eral of his batteries, swarmed what
appeared to be stragglers from our for
ces. A few at first, then more and more,
until not less than a regiment or two had
emerged. He was completely deceived
until they were nearly on his guns, and
i he caught sight of the red patch,
when he knew them to be rebels He
turned his guns on them in twinkling,
and destroyed almost every man.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-09-03

CINCINNATI, Aug. 2, Top. M-The ex-
element has been high all afternoon
The citizens generally are enrolling
themselves rapidly in different wards
Large numbers are working on forti6ca-
tons on the Kentucky hills.
Gov. Tod arrived this afternoon, and
is in consultation with the military au-
thorities, and the utmost exertions are
being made The enemy is estimated at
10000 to 10000, and is reported to be
at Boyd's Station, 80 miles from the
city, and is expected to arrive opposite
the Notifications on Thursday. The 45th
and goth Ohio are falling back slowly to
Covington.
Our pickets extend ten miles out. All
steamboats, are ordered to remain on the
Ohio side of the river
Gen. Gilberts command, which fell
back from Lexington, reached Frank
fort tonight Some apprehensions were
felt for its safety. No Geographic COM
municrtion south of Boyd's Station, on
the Kentucky Central Railroad.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-09-03


Gen. Pike had made q speech to his
men, saying he intended to be quartered
in Fort Leayenworth before snow fell
there. There is no installing there has
been such an idea held out to the rebel
force now concentrating at Cross Hol-
lows, and the recent expedition under
Cockerill and Coffee to Lone Jack was
for the purpose of escorting new levies
down to Arkansas Hundreds of men
followed them, mostly without arms
Day before yesterday Quantrill and
Hays came upon six companies of the
I'd Kansas, and three companies of the
9th Kansas near Lamar. Maj. Camp
bell and Capt Greenow of the 9th, attack
ed them with about 60 of their men, and
had severe fight lasting about six hours.
Two men were killed and 81 wounded.
Lieut. Barrett, commanding the second
Kansas marched upon the opposite side
Of the stream. out of danger. Wounded
men say the rebels had about 700, and if
Barrett had helped they would have whip
ped them.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-09-03

PHILADELPHIA, Sept 2d.-Gov. Curtin,
to meet requisition from the President,
has issued orders for the formation of
three cavalry regiments within 20 days.
Advance pay and bounty to be paid
Three friends of Chas. Ingersol, en-
gagged Birgfeldsa band for a serenade
last night, but kept the band in the dark
as to the object After playing a few
times they were taken to the residence of
Gen Cadwallader Peter Mccall and
Judge wharton, the managers of the af
fair, wanted Dixie and the Marsailles
played, but the band refused, and played
National airs instead. The originators
of the serenade are unknown.
Three immense rifed II and 81 inch
bore guns have already been found in
the hold of the prize steamer Bermuda.
Other cases not yet open are supposed to
contain small cannon or rifles. Four
city regiments left here to-day for Wash
ington.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-09-03

FORTRESS MONROE, August 31.-All of
Porters mortar feet and the gun boats
have came down james River and are
now at anchor in Hampton Roads, and
part of the fleet that has been up the river
is to go Immediately to the Potomac, so
says Commodore Wilkes.
This morning the Norfolk boat which
has heretofore run regularly between
Norfolk and this place came over with
troops and dispatched them on the steam
ship Baltic lying in the Roads for more
troops to dispose of in the same way.
There is evidently much secret excite
ment among federal officers in this place
and the secessionists are rejoicing over
what they claim to be defeat in the late
army movements under Gen. Pope A
part of the James River hotilla left this
afternoon and proceeded off in the di-
rection ofthe Potomac
The Ironsides left Fort Monroe to-day
at noon for Philadelphia. Her trip has
been successful A flag of truce was sent
up James River to Atkins Landing to-
day and carried up Col Forney of Ala
bama who was wounded and taken pris-
oner and paroled some time ago. They
also took up some women and children.
The steamship Baltic is being loaded
with troops to-day.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-09-03
CORRESPONDENCE DEMOCRAT.
HEAD QUARTERS ARMY SOUTH WEST,
In the field.

Fort Scott, Kansas Aug. 26, 1862.
The greatest activity prevails here in
getting ready for an immediate advance
towards Arkansas. Gen. Blount, COM
manding the forces here has received
information that all the troops in the
department of Kansas, and ali those in
south west Missouri, will be concentrate
ed at such point as he shall designate,
to join in the march south. A. portion of
the army is finely equipped and contains
four complete batteries of eight guns
each. Troops have been brigaded and
different commanders ordered to move
their commands to suitable place east
and south of Fort Scott, where full supplies
of forage, grass, fuel and good healthy
water can be obtained. Information has
Just reached here confirming the report
that the rebels are concentrating in
large numbers at Cross Hollows, Arkan-
sas with the intention of marching north,
proposing to take fort Soft, then fort
Leavenworth.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-09-03

GREENFIELD, Nc Sept. 1st-Major Lip
pard has obtained another signal sue
cess over the guerrillas in south east
Missouri, with the 18th Illinois cavalry,
companies of the 18th Mo. volunteers
and one howitzer of the I'd Mo- artillery
The Major attacked Col White, whose
force is estimated at 1000 men, about II
miles south east of Pittman's Ferry, on
Convent river, and after a desperate con
fict of an hours duration, completely
routed White, capturing all his wagons
and camp equippage, and taking many
prisoners, also a number of horses and
mules Our loss in killed and wounded
is not stated, but is slight compared with
that of the enemy.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-09-03

WASHINGTON, September 1.--Six sur
geons, who were ordered to report to As
sistant Surgeon Allen, who is putting up
the Georgetown College Hospital, re
fused to do SO, saying that was not the
kind of work they came to do. Two of
them afterwards returned The others
have not been heard from. 1t is regret
ted that their names cannot be given.
One thousand surgeons reached Wash
ington to-day for the purpose of offering
their services to the Government A
portion of them only have been accepted.
The corridors and passages of the
Capital will be occupied for hospital
purposes.
There is no truth in the report that
General Kearny is wounded.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-09-03

). New YORK, September 1.-The Tri-
Dunes Washington correspondent says it
is generally conceded that General Pope
somewhat exaggerated our loss in
the dispatch fixing it at 5000 in killed
and wounded, and decidedly exaggerated
the enemys loss in placing it at double
that number. The record of all the bat
ties, including that of Saturday, will
show, as is thought, a loss of from 10000
to 1900, at least, on our sides in killed,
wounded and prisoners. The loss of the
enemy is thought to have been less, since
they fought much as usual-under cover.
Many of our artillery horses, at which
the enemy directed many of their heavy
guns, were shot down, and several bat
teires were captured.
The enemys whole force, according to
neraly every prisoners account, is now
neraly entirely surrounded by our army
and there is, no probability of escaping
without the greatest battle of the cam
paign being fought against greatly supe-
rior forces. vg-ra Tim
A gentleman who arrived from Bull
Run this, (Monday) morning, says fight
ing was going ON all day yesterday be-
tween Centreville and Thoroughfare
Gap. a
Yesterday morning, by order of Gen.
Pope, 14S cars and five locomotives were
destroyed by fire, together with large
quantities Of ammunition and stores at
Bristow's station.
The empty cars and locomtives alone
are estimated at 1885, 600 The rebels
burned 2 engines and 48 cars at the same
place on Tuesday night
1t is said that within the last "a hours
the enemy has fallen back to new line
of defence. aHTTTITFE .EL
A Lieut. who was captured, says that
10000 rebels attempted to get through
Thoroughfare Gap, but that only 100, OOO
were able to dos SO. There forces were
commanded by Ewell, Hill and jackson.
The divisions of Ewell, King and Rickets
are fearfully cut up. The brigade Of
Gen. Hartsuff has lost more than half o.
its officers.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-09-03

CHICAGO, August 2.-The Board of
Commissioners of the Union Pacific
Railroad met at Bryan Hall at noon to-
day. General Curtis was chosen tempo
rary chairman by reclamation, and pro-
ceeded to address the meeting upon the
serious and important work upon which
we have been called together.
The roll was called, and rs answered
to their names. s'~1,4
Carr, of Pennsylvania, moved to pro-
coed to permanent organization. Some
discussion ensued on the motion, when
the meeting adjoorned.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-09-03

WASHINGTON, September IA gentle
this morning reports that in Saturdays
fight our left wing was commanded by
General Mcdowell, but owing to the muir
derous enfilading fire of the enemy, he.
was compelled to fall back General
Sigel commanded the center and General
Kearney the right.
1t appears that our forces attacked the
enemy in the woods, from which the lat
ter opened murderous batteries, causing
great slaughter The rebels suffered
equally as much as our own troops. Our
men, fearless and determined, fell back
about "a mile, leaving the dead and
wounded on the field.
Our informant says our main forces
were miles from Centreville on Sunday
in battle array, and prepared for all
emergencies, having been strongly re-
inforced.
All the wounded have been removed
from the fields of Thursdays and Fri
days battles, which were still in our pos
session.
The scene of the conflict of Saturday
the enemy still occupied. The cars came
inithis morning from the first battle field
bringing many of the wounded, some to
Alexandria and others to Washington.
Many ladies have made liberal contribu-
tions from their private stores and have
been unremitting in their attention to the
wounded In fact the people of this Dis
trict are acting nobly and not few men
have volunteered as nurses
Our informant, when passing through
Centerville, saw thousands of stragglers
at that place, men of different regiments
all mixed together.
Our informant returned to the city this
morning early and saw them all march
ing back to their respective regiments
Many arrived at the battle field yesterday
to bring away the wounded.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-09-03

WASHINGTON, Sept 2d.-A large train
of wounded soldiers has just come in
from Fairfax. 1t is said that three or
four Department Clerks who went out as
nurses, have fallen into the hands of the
enemy.
Senator Fessenden, is here tonight.
His son Samuel was killed at the battle
of Fairfax and was hurried at Centre
vile.
General Ashley, Of Ohio, has arrived
here.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-09-03


ST. Louis, Ausust 2.-Steps have been
taken for the confscation of the proper
ty of Truston Polk, Senator from this
State.
Tunneclife, Chiefof Police, has been
ordered to seize the same, both personal
and real, and take aninventory thereof
His property is estimated at one hundred
thousand dollars.
Polk has long since placed himself under
the protection of the rebel govern
ment
The Old Merchants Exchange was yes
terday closed by order of the Provost
Marshal General evidences of disloyal
demonstrations were furnished, and
should it appear that the association is
thoroughly disloyal, its property will be
cOnfiscated.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-09-03
GENERAL ORDER NO. l.
HEADQUARTERS U. S. FORCES, l

CINcINNNTI, September 2.
All places in the cities of Cincinnati,
Covington and Newport where liquors of
any kind are sold must be closed at four
o o'clock, this morning. All sales are pro-
hibited and on failure or refusal, the
stock on hand will be con6scated for san
itary purposes.
By order of Major General Lewis Wal
lace
(Signed) H. ELsToN, A D. c., u
Chief of Staff.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-09-03
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
FOR SHERIFF.

We are authorized to announce the name OF
GEORGE woIFLIN as a candidate for reelection
to the office of Sheriff of vandcrburg County at
the next October election.
EDITOR JovRSAL Please announce NJ. l..
JOHNSON as candidate for the oficcof Sheriff of
vanderburgh County at the coming October cleo
ton. 80.