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The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1862-07-04
How Mr.. Riddle is Regarded in Wash
ington.

we copy from the Washington RspuJican,
will be read with interest in Old Goauga.
Although, by the new Congressional appor-
tionment, we arc excluded from his Distrct,
we naturally feel an interest in his fame
aud prosperity
HON. A. q. RIDDLE.
Tho question as 10 tho selection by tho
North OF members to represent the various
constituencies in tho next Congress having
become a subject of active discussion in the
States, wo may DO excused il wo call bv
name some whose continued presence in
our national councils wo consider of indis-
pensabe moment in tho present trials OF
tho Republic.
OF those wo acknowledge tho deepest in.
terest Cor tho return of tho Hon. A. G. Rid
die, VINO has so ably represented in tho
present Congress tho 10Th district of tho
State OF OHIO.
Mr. Riddle, who succeeded tho Hon. Il l.
ward Wade, though now member, has al
ready obtained AN enviable reputation as u
bolG and eloquent debator upon the floor OF
the House.
His beautiful eulogy pronounced upon
the death of the lamonted Bakor, stamped
him at once as a gentleman Of no ordinary
literary abilities, while his speech upon The
emancipation of slaves in tho District
thrilod tho whole country by It's clarion
notes for justice and right, in behalf of thi'
down-troddcn and prosecuted race and wa'
made the subject OF one Of the best of lIor
ace Greeley's letters in tho New York lndo
pendent.
His remarks upon tho proposition to tal
the newspapers for their transit through
the mails, found hearty response through
the land-and his views upon the conlisca
tion of robol property, as expressed in I
logical and able speech, arc fast becoming
the convictions oil the people at large,
Such eloquent advocates for tho righ
cannot we'll be spared at this critical time
aud VIZ sincerely trust tho constituency o
Mir. Riddle will favor tho country by his ro
turn.
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ty, having been reinforced.
Our men stood the unequal contes. like
heroes, and did fearful execution.
Our forces were increased by Slocums 8,
Palmer's, Frenchs aud Meaghers brigades,
and tho rebels wore badly beaten.
Mesgher's brigade went into tho battle
with coats of aud sleeves rolled up fighting
like tigers.
The ground which Gen. Mcclellan ordered
General Porter to occupy aud hold was
occupied aud held.
In the first part of the day Porter's corps
only contended against the rebels. but sub.
sequcntly rciniorcmonts sweIled the number
to 45, 900.
Tho robols had GoOOO men, under Lee,
Hill, Anderson and Branch.
Among the killed. arc Col Grove, of the
| 22d Mass, and Col. Roberts of the LIST
Michigan regiment.
The West Point, (Va) correspondent of
tho Post, under dato of the 27th, states
that il was reported thero that our pickets
were driven in on tho afternoon of the 26th,
at White House, and tho shipping had all
been sent to West Point from White House
A rebel mail captured states that Boaure-
gard arrived at Richmond with tie main
portion of bis army, and that 80 900 men
had been sent to reinforce jackson, and
that tho latter could not at once attack in
front.
The Philadelphia Enquirer states that
soldiers by the State of Maine report that
when they left White House, on Thursday,
it was believed the advance guard Of Jack
son had driven in our pickets, miles OFF
White House. His main body was ten
miles in the roar. A Union Regiment, and
all the sick at the White House able to bear
arms, we're at once ordered out. Word was
sent to Casey's division, and all tho trees
on tho Pamunkey River were cut down to
give play to the batteries on the gunbOats'
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Fever and Ague.

from whIch MANKIND suffer over large parf Of
:hc globe. Il tbs consequence Of diseased action
IN the system, induced BY the pysonons miasnl
Of vegetable decay. This exhsiatIon Is evolved
BY the action o. solar 1eAf on wct soil. and rises
with the uaxcry vapor from Il. While the sun i
below the horixoa this vapor fingers near the
sarfh's surface, and tire virus Is taken with it
through the lungs into the blood. There Il acts
- m irritating poison on the internal viscera
and excrcfinx organs Of the bosiy. The liver b.
comes tcrpii and fails 10 secrelc not only this
virus. but also the bile from the blood. Both
the virns and the bile accumulate In the circula-
non. and produce violent constitutional disorder.
The spleen. the Kidneys. and the stomach sym
patlliEe with the liver. and bccome disoriercd
also Finally. the instinc, Of oar organism, as
II in an attempt "a expci the noNious infusion.
Concentrates the whole blood u the body in the
internal excrctories 10 force them TO east 10 OUT
The b,Oot leaves the surface. and PUSHES TO the
central organs with congcstiyc violence This i
the CHrLL- But in this effort IL fails. Then the
FKvER follows. in which the hlood leaves the
central organs and rushcs 10 the surface, u if
IN another effort 10 expcl The irritating poison
through the Other great cxcrctory - the skin. In
this also IL fails and the system abandons the At
tempt exhausted. AMI waits for the recovery OF
strength to npeaf the hopeless effort another day.
These arc the Its or par0xysins Of FEvER AND
AGru. Such constitutional dlsonler will Of
course undermine the health II Il y not removed
We have laborcd 10 ind, ami have found, an
EufitIore
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Ayers Ague Cure,

which ncutralircs this malarious poison in the
hood ami stimulates the liver 20 expcl II from
the body. A IL should. 20 II does care this AZ
firtive disorder with perfect certainty. And il
docs morc or rather docs whaf Il OF more SER
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Dumb or Masked Ague. Periodical Headache,
81 Bilious Headache. Biions Fevcrs. Neuralgia,
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feciions 81 the Spleen. MYSTERIES Collie, Paralysis
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This Il arcOmpishes by stimulating the cxerc-
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their Office OF their own accord. Hence arises
what We term dcrlimlfion- lime NAV accomplish
the same end but often life is NOT long enough or
u sacrificed in the attempt. while this :. AGUE
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II has still another important advantage 10 the
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bcing we'll known throughout Europe and Amica nssl
ecmnlcndaticn here They purely vegetable ars
prepared with great Greatness, and sugarcoated No
better Csthartc PIN BE- ibund PIicE Is etc. per boz.
These medicines ara prepared BY DR.. G. n Jackson
Co. Philadelphia, Pa, and g. Louis, No. and sod By
druggists and dealers In medicines sverywhsfc The d.
bottle or box
Incur Z" Ereryboiys Al~asae,r published assually yeu
will find Testimony and commendatory notce from I'll
parts Of the country. These Almana given awsyb y
Ill our agents. n tfatA Nf iNnRA
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OFFICERS OF DUBOIS COUNTY.

Clsrk-IIESRy A. HoLrHAus.
Auditor -JoHs MEHRIS6ER.
Treasurer --TnEoDoRE SoSDERMASS.
Recorder rErHEx JER0EE.
Sherifr-JoHS WEIEEL.
Coroner CHARLES kRArs.
Surveyor BEsJAniS X. KEMP.
HARVEY NICHOLSON,
j. D. BIcKwERMERr, Commissioners.
VIZ. II. GREEs,
OFFICERS OF BAiNBRIDcE TOWNSHIP.
Jnstices-A. II. Alexander. NJ. Keefer
J. Rose.
Trustee-Kssper John.
Constables-A Anthony Eckers, p. Guckes
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BEWARE OF C0UMTERFEITS. '''"
See that you get Hoohands German Bit
tiers, prepared BY Dr.. c. NJ jackson, Phila.
delphis, Pennsylvania, and that bic slgns-
ture is on the wrapper Of each bottle.
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8eflnntmlGungen
SIN GeutI1 iperDen
III DieIer SGice I'M
aufDlS Bette unf
lpDblfeillte Derfertia-
ct tperDell.


West Main street, next door 10 the Brewery
JASPER, IND.
- OFFERS his services 10 the public,
M to attend to all the branches Of tailor
IL ing, end will be thankful for share
Of patronage. He guarantees oil his work
10 Sc done in the best style. Cutting done
on short notice. Nov. Z, 1860.
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\ DR.. j. G. AVER & CO.
LOWELL. MASS.
PRIcE OsE DOLLAR PER BorrLE.
Ayers Cherry Pectoral

has won for itself such a renown for the cure Of
every variety Of Throat and Lung Complaint,
tie evidence % is virtues. wherever if has been
employed. As Il has long bcen ia constant use
throughout this scction, we need not do more
than assure the people It's quality is kept up 10
the best IL ever has been. and that II NAV BE- re-
lied 10 do for their relief all IL has ever been
found 20 do.
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NEW REMEDIES FOR
SP = y VI AT o * RH GA.

HOWARD ASSOCIATION, PhiIadeI-
IL phis. A Benevolent Instisution estsb-
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Of the Sick and Distressed. s6licted with
viruleut and Chronic Diseases, ssd especial
" for the cure Of Diseases Of the Sexual
Organs
MEDICAL ADVICE given gratis By tho
Acting Surgeon.
vALuAsLS REPoRrs On Spesmssorrhes
and other diseases Of the SEXUAL orr ems, and
on the NEs REMEDIES employed In the Die
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Of charge. Two o. three Stamps Tor post.
age acceptable. Address, DR. j. SKIILIN
HOUGHTON, Howard Association. No. 2,
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Justices Blanks.

4 GOOD supply Of Justices Blanks con.
~ stantly on hand and for sale low 81 the
COURIER OFFICE.
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Ayers Cathartic Pills,

Fer Al the purposes Or purgatiys Medicine.
FoR CosrrvESEss:
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Fox HEADACHE,
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FoR The PfLEs;
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RHEUM;
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rrR the CrRE or NEURALGIA;
FoR PURIFYING THE BLOOD.
They arc sugar-coated, 50 that the most scnsI.
tive can take them pleasantly. and they are the
best aperient in the world for all the purposes Of
family physic-
Price Is cents Per Boz; rivs Bones FOR 500.
Great numbers Of CIerrymen, Physicians,
Statesmen. and eminent percentages. have lent
their names % certify the unparalleled useful
ness Of these remedies, but our space here will
not permit the Insertion Of them. The agents
below named furnish gratis our American Al
nASAc in which they are given; with also full
descriptions Of the above complaints, and the
Treatment that should be followed for their curc
Do not Be put or BY unpnncipIed dealers with
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JUST PUBLIsIED.--A NEW TREATISE ON
y-rmiforrhs1, Snaai Madness Nsrrons and General
Debsry. Impotence and all dsras>s a,1ss, (rua M habit
~ s,Eabuse and other srxssss Ffom TIE rnpublfshed
Nfnascrspfs If NJ Bosanqu<f. NJ ID.
- Pointing out mode 81 cure Al once certain and
efectua By whchcvcry sufferer. naitcrwhat his
iton, himself without the knowledge Of even
room mate and at the least possible cost thereby avoid
Ing the quacks and quack nostrms VI the day
The author French of great attnnients
who spent many years NJ investigating the nature and
treatmeof this disease which annually thou sands
% an unteiy grave sent under seal " any address.
on receipt ~ two postage stamps
Address. !. q. PAINE a CO.. Louisville. Ky.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-07-02
LATEST NEWS
By TELEGRAPH.
THE WAR NEWS.
ADDITIONAL FROM GENERAL
McCLELLAN'S ARMY.
f q Il EIGN NEW =
From Gen. Mcclellan Army.

From Gen. McClelIan's Army.
NEw YoRK, Julyl.
| Latest sdvices rom Mcclellan at Washing
ton yesterday noon was up to O'Clock Oh
Saturday p. II.
Up to that time he had successfully carried
out the plan be pointed cut some ,iue ago.
which plan was to swing his right wing toward
| the rear. which included all the forces north
| OF and half way between Bottom Bridge and
New Bridge, and at the came time advance
| hi. lett wing towards James River, opening
communication with the guDbosle.
1he attack Of the enemy last Thursday in
great force necessitated the etragetic move
ment. and in changing his base of course
White House Landing was abandoned.
All the sick and wounded, rdnanee and
commlssary stores, troops and property were
there embarked ulder the superintendent Of
| Island on James River, miles below Fort
Darling, and l5 below Richmond
After an interruption between Mcclellan and
Washington OF 48 hours his left wing touched
James River yesterday near Turkey Island
Bridge.
He Immediately opened communication
with Commodore Rogers. of the Potomac flo.
tlla. and through nim with Washington. The
result may be that the steam transports may
relieve his soldiers of the fatigue Of marching z
on Richmond by landing them near the rebel
capital after the gun. boats have cleared away
! the Instructions
Our army is no extricated from the Mola
woco swamp OF tbs Chickahominy on the high
ground Of James River
The morning papers contain nothing new
from before Richmond. The Hrnlds CORES
pondence Of the Goth, states that Gen. Hook
ere division was ordered to have one day 8 ra.
III IN tn sir kavt rsacks and b. in liue Of a..
tie at oco.k "Wednesday morning. At s o.
clock a movement was made by the Let Mass
Col Cowdln. as skitmishers, across an open
field, driving in the rebels, and when the lst
was re inforced By the remainder Of Gen.
Grover brigade. the Excelsior and Jersey bri-
gaues, driving the rebels out of the woods,
OF which our troops took possession, This Oc
cupied until Il o'clock, when 2 guns were
brought up which did great execution. Be-
tween IL and o'clock again advan d, re-
ceiving and returning several heavy vol!eys VI
musketrv, when the rebels fixed bayoneta and
started at double quick towards the lst and
lth Mass and the Goth Pa, who were ready
to receive them. Ga came the rebels with n
yell, but the firm front Of our boys alarmed
them and they broke. retrsating in great dis
order, our troops driving them more than half
mile at the point of the bayonet. the rebels
falling in heaps, more of Il EN- falling in this
charge than At Fair Oaks. They were driven
from their rifle pits and we occupied them IN
til reinforced
Gen Sickles had two horses shot from VI Ger
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-07-02
From Washington.

WA6HIN0TON, June ".
Members Of Congress are constantly reeeiv-
ing communications asking for copies Of the
TAX bill, but several days will elapse before
they are printed As many questions are
and assessors under the tax bill will be made,
from what can be learned it il understood
the Pre.i 3ent will adopt the principle pursued q
in tSe case of postmasters in the cities and
large towns generally, but not In every In.
stance on the recommendation Of members Of
Con0Peoa.
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Gallant Explicit in Virginia.

LCERAY, June 30,
General Crawford, with . portion OF bis
brigade and cavalry, under Colonel Toupkin..
made reconn oisance in force up the valley
and entered the town this morning driving In
the pickets. Four comp MES Of rebel cavalry.
Who occupied the town. fed at our approach.
Our cavalry pureued them mile out on the
Newmarket road. when . skirGish ensued
Our cavalry charged the enemy and We took
four prisoners and wounded several: Onr loss
vas one killed and three wounded. The Oh.
iect of The expedition Was fully accomplished.
The enemy bad no stores there.
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State Of Iowa.
ADJUTANT GENERALS OFFICE,
CLINTON, June 26th, 1862.

ADJUTANT GENERALS OFFICE,
CLINTON, June 26th, 1862. !
| General Orders No. "A.
Particular attention Of soldiers on furloughs is
called te the following paragraph from General
Orders No. 50, War Department Adjutant Gene
RAILS Office, Washington, June 9Th, 1862.
| "a large number Of volunteers are absent frsm
| their regiments whe are now ut FOR duty. 10 en-
able them to return, the Governors Of States are
authorized t. give them certificates or passes
which will en.iile them to transportation to the
station Of the nearest u. ). Mastering Officer, or
Quartermaster,who will pay the cost Of transpor-
tation on such certificate or pass, .and provide
transports ton for the soldier to his regiment or
station"
The mastering officers in this State are: Capt.
n. B. Hendershott, Davenport; Captain l.. E.
Yorke, or Capt George +. Pierce. Dubuque Lieu-
tenant c, ). Ball, Keokuk.
Passes Of the Adjutant General, by order of th .
Governor will be found in the hands Of tho fol-
lowing named persons: Lit. Col. W. B. Allison,
Dubuque 1t. n. IL. I;rainard, Iowa City Doctor
Frank Woodruff, DesMoines 1t. Col. G. w. Low
rie, Keokuk; Lyman Cock, Esq, Burlington
Hon. J. J. Burtis, Davenport; Cashier Of the
Branch State Bank, Muscatine Hon. A. F. Brown
Cedar Falls, 1t. Col. II. G. Mutt, Council Bluffs
VIM. B. Mack, Esq Cedar Repids; Post Master,
Eddyvlle.
Passes will soon be furnished at other points.
Soldiers can apply directly to this Office for
but the application must state the distance
from their residence to the Mastering Officers in
| this State.
Passes Of this Department, heretofore issued,
will no longer be used for the transportation Of fur
| IouRhed soldiers to their regiments.
N. B. BAKER,
Adj't Gen. Of Iowa.
Davenport papers insert twice.
| july2-d2t
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From Baltimore.

BALT1xoaE, JulyI.
Numerous inquiries are received here 90 -
The = vounded and killed. We have no infoe.
nation bsyo.d what il already paolished. e
cent reports thaGsrs probably exsggsreeeo'
apd vhieh Il would be improper v psonse.
The friends q the woundsd c@eers $50 pI'
vatss may .sss ssssrsd that 4 esssghs ~
thev vili bs ameng ffisuda We tm sais %
e1cs< - allovinAo (heie oa01e3aDA
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-07-02

Acc1DENT.-A little son of General
Thomas Orr was ereiy injured ia the eyes
yesterday afternoon from premature explos-
ion of fire crackers. Great caution should be
exercised by boys in handling fireworks
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-07-02
Notice to UlI,tcN States Sol
Fjic1eS

I LII ENLISTED MEN IN THE U. S. ARMY
n now in this city or vicinity are required to
port in person without delay, at the Office Of the
United States mastering officer penalty of be-
ing considered as lesertcrs. Thosewho cannot COM
ply with this order, on account Of wounds sick
ness will present certificates of physician OF
good standing, which will describe minutely their
cases. and which will specify the least possible
time when they will Re ft for duty.
Paroled prisoners will be discharged from the
service on application.
H. B. IiENDERSHOTT,
Mastering Officer.
Davenport, June 3oth, 1862.
julyl o3t
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THE MARKETS.


Davenport Marketed Daily Report.
OYrIcE OF THE DEN. i NHwsl
Tuesday Eve., July1. !
There is no real change in the market to-day
though good wheat seems rather sitter.
tLoUR--We quote at $4.oog4.4o. Shipments
100 bb!z.
WHEAr--Firm and active at 65@6Sc. Choice
lots 7O073c. Receipts 2,7l9 bu. Shipments 1850
bu.
BARLET.-3o440. Shipments 450 bu.
CoRS-Dull at 13@l4c. Receipts 800 bu,
OATS = 25@27c. Receipts 4s9 bu. Shipments
300 bu.
WooL-25@4oc. Receipts $50 lbs.
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CLAIKYOY ANCE.

MIR. AND MRS. 7. s. PRICE, HYDRO.
1N1 eclectic and clairvoyant physicians Mrs
Price will pay spe.ial attention to the practice OF
Obstetrics and healing diseases peculiar to her
sex.
OFFICE HouRs-9a. m. to 6 p. m. Office and
residence, LeClaire House. Reception room be-
tween Main aud ladies entrance, Second street.
lfebl7-dl. Davenp rt, Iowa.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-07-02

Tue place to buy boots and shoes is
at w. c. Warriner's, first door above the post
Office lie has the largest and best assorted
stock in town, and keeps first class work. and
warrants tt to give satisfaction. you want
a good boot or shoe give Him call.
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SURGEON DENTIST.

DY SOLICITATION OF MANY FRIENDS
ID in Davenport, have opened branch Office
in the LeCare House, for the accommodation o.
those who wish any tning in my line
l shall be at the LeCla,re House from a. IN. to
II m, every day except Sundays. N sbalance
of the time l shall be at my office in Sock Is.
land.
Thankful for past favors and pstro hope
to receive II continuance Of the same.
HENRY FISCHEL,
Rock lsa nd June 13, 1862.
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From Boston.

BosroN, July !.
Orders by telegraph from Washington re-
ceived At the Navy Yard require the new gun
boats Tago and Genessee to be fitted for ses
Immediately. The Tago will probably sail on
Thursdsy. and the Gsnssss will not Be ready
for several days.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-07-02

No. %, BRADY Street, is the place to
buy Mems fine sh oes, CATERS DC, Childs d Co.
have splendid assortment OF superior goods
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-07-02
WEDNESDAY MORNING JULY 2, 1861
THE CI Y.

Dow & Co., 25 Brady street, sells the
best boots and shoes Tor the least money. No
pasteboard counters there.