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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-08-13
Posfo1JI01 At DAvsxr0Rf, IOWA.
Takes effect Ae~dsy. hoy sth, 1859, at A. H.

EAsRmx MA1L-vis / R r R-Closes q
o'clock 4 N Closes at s o'clock p N Way mail
closes ct . A. n: Way mail arrives 1t ~ o'clock
z n Through mail arrives ct ~ o'clock A n
Through mail arrives ct 5N p A-Suldays sx-
sspted.
selosk A u; arrives d * o'clock n, Sundays
excepted.
NosrHBaH MAll-vla Lyons : Caaaashs-
Closes q o'slsek p n asyivesot6 O'clock Pm
SoCrHBnM AAu-via steam psskets-eleess q
3 o'clock r n :ssrivse o'clock 4 n,
Closes Sunday. fuesday and Thsrsdsy 1t o'clock
Pm arrives Tuesday, fhufsday and Saturday at
Rours No. 1oss7-vis Blue 0rass, sss-Cosss
Monday, Wednesday and Friday u O'Clock u;
arrives Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday ct
o'clock Pm. Dc
kcg1z No. los4s Via Upton Closes russday
aad Friday q - o'clock n arrives Tuesday sod
Rows No. l0S17-via FslAle- Closes Friday
ct 8 o'clock A u !; arrives Saturday sts oslosk
Pm.
ROWS No. 1osso-vis Aasaroas / WALNUT
Forks Closes Thursday 1t II II arrives Thess-
day ct IL o'clock n. #
houns-Oi6cs open st osieek A n; gs.ssal
delivery closed At ~ o'clock + NJ. closes st
o'eloskP n. O6ss oFsa o. Sunday isoo -
~ o'eloet N.
t. AZ the principal mails ~ carried y Rail
Road, ell the time - stated IN the shove 1et3ee,
will - RAIL ROAD TIA1, the dock In the Sspss.
intendaats ONCE, N n Depot, bsine he se6od.
ard. CHAS b. ELDRlDGE. P. u.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-08-13

nis1lalippl ard Missouri Rair~ol
sUAass9 A28AN0DaRar.s
1sssss - y Ohiea0s siss. sataA y Isss,, -
ssss 1ssiw Ass Dsss.ssvt ~.
~ AND AFTER MONDAY. NAY -.
~ ~ - 1nAn fustAse nooSea naennsssss
usaas Smlsavs Dsvsapass = fellsvs.
- :. :. r. Victor - WslAaaeses.
saAim Aaaavs - DAvnarslP Aspoesova
s9eI.A.frsa svisAv - WasAi,gess. rs
looming tsaine .st a Davsapest viii nake Alsess
seenseaes . Visitor, lsws sity "a Washiaa.
y. points Wsse.
Trains fssa tAe Wsst seansss q Dsvsapsrt
vitA trains q the Chicago ~ Rsek idaa1 IN
Uad Tor III poiots Rase, Nsrsh aad 0ee1A.
,tasssagess =: rsniadsd q tAe aessssity q
living distinct dirsstieas = 5 - eseinaeea 4
ehs. tsssass, alsc u la(sgo 1akisa
J0aH :. TRACY. cen s,,,t.
4. KunAIa, ASH 6apPA
Davsnpost, Nay ID. 1se3.-dR
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-08-13
GREAT CONSOLIDATED LINE
~
Cincinnati 4 Chicago Air Line
RAILROAD

EOPTY MILES TIE SHORTEST ROUTE
L to Cincinnati, Indianapolis and Louisville.
Two Cypress Trains leave West SIDE Lnif De-
pot, Chicago, - follows:
Att A n, daily, except sunday.
At 6:l0 n, daily, except Saturday.
Arrive at 1876 A n, and lo:4s ~
Through TO Cincinnati and iniirnapslis without
change Of Cars
Elegant sleeping Cars On Night Trains.
Time 70 Cincinnati, eleven nours.
Through tickets may be obtained ct the principal
railroad Offices in the North West, and the Com
pany's Office, No l83 Randolph street, under
the SherA IN House.
JOHN BRANDT, ] 4, Cent Sup't,
c. E. FOLLETT, Cent Ticket Ag't
d7 n. H. MOOR, Ag't, Chicago.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-08-13
Hannibal 1 St. Jseeph Railroad.

TN GOOD CONDITION. AND TRAINS ARE
i ssaalng daily, East asd West. fss the ssasPas.
tatiea e passenger ord frsieat sitA sass sd
deepaAeA. All kailseods loeaSsa GAss Of he 0is-
siaospei River have direct eeaaeeeisa 9th The d
q u. = 3, o. il Lae Of Cpl sdid ssesn P1skssa.
The Hssaibal D sc JosspA Liss Of fsslsss
. - Mioeme oasse sas asiO. ontA - Lsevsa-
voesh. Parkviiis. o~i.aaro> W yss1ssts s.A ka.-
Plnsu0eaSh, ODAAs. and Cosssil Bluff.
Daily Nail CoAeAss SSn In seassctiso visA
tsai.e q his rod 70 eli iDpesnss towns In
NessAseo Missouri and Sos,Asss lsva- Alse -
lsvrsasA lspskas Fsss Riley - Fort 1904
KnnGAA So vi 81 - ~
Overhead P.kss Psak 49, CAlifsssh Nall
CsaeAss lsavs daily. Tine = Dsova City aAys,
0alA lAAs AsyA Saa FsAsei0s 10 days.
RAassef frsleAs always = lev = - aay seAeg
M. uAne Ne pstsso sevss largely II las1fsasss
D1penaeA 0alges ana 1ias.
y. ~ 0eOAT, 0ea1 ciskes Ag'l, Hansibal, ~
u .EAQBINsON. fssisAs Ag'a %
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-08-13
llaiools Central Railroa1.

Ok1k21lE21SHk
~ AND AFTER SUNDAY, EovEMBIs
~ ID, trains viii lsave from the 0rsud Ceatrai
.,spot, foot Of Lake and Sosth Wasef street:
Through Express, | At - 4 n, arriving at
daily, sxo., SundaysJ Gaiso 4 - A n.
- This Irain eonnscls foe Peoria, Alien. g.
lsoeis, Memphis, New Orisans and Mobile.
Aeecnmodation) At 400 n. fr Cairo aaa Way
Every H., Is P1 81: s:a's, ss, n Cairo q
This Trsin, on Saturday., viii run only 70
Lr6ena Trains arrive as Chicago 1t 1l:oS 4 n
and y:30 Pm.
fT Tickets and information, apply q he olles
the Great Central Depot.
HYDE PARK AND WOOD LAWN.
Trains viii leave Chicago: Leave Wosd Lawn:
go An GzS AN
&z8 AN cas- An
100 u 12.66Pk
500 r n 8AS Pm
oOOP4 &6OPN
W. r. ARTHUR, GsnI Sup't.
VIZ. Jo1HsoN, Gen. Passenger Ag't. no4ou
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-08-13
aiehigal southern : Lake shsss
RAlL9OAD. =
SUMNER ARRAN08MENf.

IN Ann AFTER NAY 4TH, AND UN-
u fugtAee notice trains win toavo CASeaGe -
q folloWs: j .ress21p 8 .st W
TOO 4 u NV Ysek Express, daily szsspt
5soP n Night Ex9sss, daily. ssssDt estss.
fsainD anivs n Chicago q e:lS z =, -
IN - abovu 49, aahefeGa19 soD66uoDso6
uIpnnkirk. nnld6o, Niagara Falls, Alooay, 0eW
icsk, Deotso, Philadsll HI, baltnsgs - u
irxrrioos ~ Slsspisg Csas1es, vttA ~ I'd
- inrfovoaoeote TU1 % Night Trains.
/ TarnaSh a1tokses en- b o6lained g ~ c.
onnyS sC11e3 g gOlssk sespee, 7U194 UtDna
=, g Is ~ Depot soe1ee of Oh vaa Dass0
H.B.SAWYK1,
0o0mh1 - hFa
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-08-13
Pennsylvania Central Railread.


8esvss. Pissss.rg a.A Fa,lsAsi,hia,
~ Capacity Of The Rood i aos equal to asp
~ tie Obs'sss7.
TaREE THROUGH PASSENGER TRAINS
vuNNECTING direct in the Uaioa Depot .,
~ pittsburgh, with Through Trains from I'll
Wet n Cities for Philadelphia, New Yorh. Bos-
-, Baltimore, and Washington City; thus fur
oisking facilities for the transportation Of Pas
aagsrs unsurpassed, for speed and comfort b,
ks.rsss and Fast Lines run through 70 ilada,
phis without change Of Cars or Conductors.
Hoeking Car are attached b saeh train -
Woo1ru6's Sleeping Cars TO Expeess and Fast
esaias. The Express runs daily Nail and Fas.
0ns, Sundays excepted. seda::y Trains con.
noes direct for New York. Express and Fast
kxresss Train leaves Pittsbargh 1t A. ~, o..
G3ves ct Philadslphis Or Baltimore st 5 P.
New York 1880 p. n.
Nail Train leavss Pittsburg 8 4. H., arriving
Philadelphis IL p. n, New York $50 A. n.
~ Line leaves Httsburgh r. n, arrives in
Philadelphia or Baltimore ct $50 A. ~, New
6ix Daily Trains bstwesn PAilads,phis and
New York two Daily Trains bstvss1 New York
end Boston. Thr0ugh Tickets (sll Rail- )ars good
= either the above trains.
Deas Tickets to Boston sss good via NoewisA,
Hell XAVIER, " 0t0nn8s0n AAnes.
fieksts Eastward nay b obtained staAy Of The
kmpostant Railroad O@ess n the West; also on
bssrd any Of the fsGolas Line Of SteaAen On TIE
Aiasissippi Or Ohio kivs1s csd Tickets wsstvasd
estAs Of6oss cfthe Cc9peaytn boseon, New York
0.ltinsss. q Pht!adsapAie.
!Aeslwayc - low q ~ aay otAssfestas
~ Tor Tickets y titsc6sf9A.
ne coupaseion Of the Wssts!s eoensstions q
~ direct line bstvsso the 1astaaa tie
Neth-west.
The eonnessica q tracks y ths kailfoad Bridge
= retsburgh; aveidias FL dnyAss 2 fs'iAes q
sesssss. fss1ily spRsss.sAs! y sAlppsn 4
Freight and Ne ssvsliae tseaio.
Rssties Slipping sa.svesS viz - u - sAsll
aAyaalage % chip y w kscse:
1ee Ffsieht .O1aAeosae = oAep4aae Dirsstioa
app1 g Or sdassss either e We fsEassfas Assasa
eztAo Cenpanys ~ss. 8
D.A. o11wAnA 1l1AaAaA.
r-,,arr Aaus1o-C lashe . ca, ,CAleoae .Rhah>
a ~. lenrAis, fsaa.; =. =. - xCe.. ~
issis, =. g, O'Riisy : c., xvaasville. ia, h.
S..ls.' lo.isyilIc. ~, =, q. Nel1mo. 0eais.
-. IA n. ". Revs = c.. - AfSAee1 I
Siilars, Ciasiaaasi Il. 8. naes . g., IassS
Il. u. An0o6o3. IDAW00kU0tD1 ADBAW ~ ADDDn
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-08-13
ii Slight [Oia, G0ss:H,

mA ii Slight LSia, xoa.H,
EsR0 -3Tc0tscness, CT s9cxr
ls:i( yIiIsILAy >1Z/Lkcnf, Which might L
V S G eclocd 1cith a simple rem
&0H edy, if neglected, etters ter
inmates seron sly. Feu' are asOare ef
the Importance Of storrlng q Honah o
Slight /gald IN its first s;age; tho
,uhich in the beginning 1could yield t,
a mild remedy, if net attended to, ooc,
attacks the l,l1gs.
@<omn's 49<cac&inZ >2tec/les
were first introduced eleoe's years ogos
It has been proved that they are the best
article before the public for cl!ghs
@okda, A<cnc/iifis, .Nsf/anzn {.
Bnfn<<h, the Hacking Cough in On
sunz/hfio,l, and numerous affections G
the -Szztodf, giuing immediate relief.
Public Speakers assd Singers,
wiu find them efectual for clearing cnc
strengthening the voice.
Sold By all Druggists and Dealers il
Medicine, at rs cents per boz.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-08-13
Rlttsbury, r. Wayne 1 Chicago
RAILROAD.

- - - - - a -
Enu % I,
u
WARS RIM From CHICAGO ~ prrTsrnpn
u vithort No.. soens.4i.s -;th -. ~ rDS
w. -
-.-..,-,..
1sw xos rha!eaespeaes no1onsso - WaA.
Xsoe oisZ, - al ne ihsssacs towns q Penn
yivsns, nv s:seey. Nev York Aa:yioaA, Ae.
Aetonaoss ~ teone this rcuscs Will hsvs the
oenai cost.
.Aggags cneoked tarou&a.
Trains ieove sne Depe1 CaoAl sssoee, west hAes
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-08-13
chicago 4 Northwestern RAILWAY.
e6s.. SPRING ARRANGEMENT. 1894.
h r

i. ssviIls. Olson, LaCro.ss. Psairis d. Chen
ST. PAUL, Fond du Lao, Oshkosh, Waterfowl,
Yerlin, ard I'll points in Wisconsin, Minnesota,
Northern Illinois and Northern Iowa via. Chicago
and Northwestern Railway. Running through
without change Of cars = Jsnssville :Watsrtown,
Fond du Lac and Oshkosh, and connecting at L.
Crosse And Appleton with q. s. Mail Coaches and
steamer, adording the direct and expeditions
route to I'll points in the NORTH and NORTH
WEST.
1rains lssve Chioaa9as fellows:
Day ExpgS1s En- S.gG
]. Way Passsngsn-t. $40 r n. jglJ ssjS3 -
u New and elegant sleeping ears sse run uu-
al Night Trains.
GEO. L. DUNLAP, Sup't
e. On Wr11 RosMson, Gsa1 Ticket Agt.
mh7-6
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-08-13
aichigan Central Rail Read.
GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE
To J,ssO York, JNesC ENIl0ss1
And he C1Ss I'D ~.

I'm AND AFTER SUNDAY NAY 5rH, 1859,
~ trains leave the Great Central Union Depot
feot Of Lake street, - follows:
IA Day kxpee . except sunday arrives
Detreit ct $40 p Suspension Bridge 1t $50 A n,
Albany 80 r N, New York ESQ r A, Boston 1880
Pm.
7:3o N Night Express except Saturday, A.
rive Detroit Ct TOO A n. Suspsnsion brioge
$50 p N, Albany 500 A n, New York 1880
A N, Boston $50 P N.
Cincinnati trains, via n RaiiroaA, leave Chi
eago ct A n mail train. 730 Fast Exprsss ;
..rrive in Chicago at s:15 A Fast Express, aud
&l6 2 N Night Mail Tain.
The 7:3O II tram leaving Chicago runs through
70 Cincinnati without change Of oars or baggage.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-08-13

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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-08-13

DAVENPORT sa dieuA. 9
sTtEs %asaA asseesW IssensD
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-08-13

J. PARKER, ND. GEO. Y. ucAxN n
DOCTORS PARKER Il McCARN.
physicians AND SURGEONS. OFFICE
4 No.! franklin 3lock, seco.,d door, Brady St.,
between Second and Third, davenport, Il va.
DR PARkER,s residence, corner 9th ami ieClsire
stroets DIR. GEO. v. MCCARN's residence. east
5rady. second aoor from corner Of 9th.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-08-13

SURGEON DENTIST.
III SOI'CIrATlON OF MANY FRIENDS
- in davenport, have opened n hrAnch of;.s
In tho LeCsire House, for the acccmmvd. alton Of
those who wish any taing in my line
shall be At the LeClaIre House from +. m =,
i! N, every day except Sundays. 10 balance
land. 40
=. suniu' .os Past 'svors and p.tro hope
HENRY FISCHEL.
Rock Island, June IL, 1862.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-08-13

-. ~ s,Asepasned aeEss - Ne following
TERMS Of SUBSCRIPTION:
DAuy.-lsk ssnss Per wssk, pss sblst 70 carriers
Nan eni pest-oAes sabsesibss6, 49, Per sanuD
payable II aAvaese.
EssxLY.--oS,e0 pse aasan, inedvasss.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-21
CLEVELAND WEDNESDAY, MORNING, MAY 81, 1869 @
fhis AftsrhS0n9 RspOrtS. &
FnOm WASHINGTON.

WAsHIHeToS, May 40.
Hen. Ed ward Stanley ID on the eve OF
departure for North Carolina. he to day
received his oommisai5n ss Military Gov
ernOr Of that State
HS is invested With sll the powers, du
ties and functions Of thstistation, inolCd.
ing the power 70 establish ell necessary
Offices and tribunals, and suspend the writ
Of fhtbeas corpus during the pleasure Of the
President, or until the loyal inhabitants
shall organize State government In &C,
oOFdsnee with the ConalisntiOn Of the Uni.
ted States. .aa Is.6 100,
his powers are exactly similar to those
with which Gov johnson, Of Tennessee, is
invested. isa7 siE ~ -
An army officer just arrived here from
Port Royal, denies the published statement
thet at the last accounts. our piekets were
within four miles Of Savannah. r
A private letter from an officer of one Of
the aOtilla, in speaking of the recent en-
gagement says; .Ht $40
b The Galens was admirably maneuvered,
50 beautifully and sauoily managed that
passed ave or ak times ss close as she
could get and bilenced -one Of the batteries.
She then passed and repassed the second
battery six times, but fading they we're
using so much ammunition, for which we
expect to have better usefor further up. "a
= Commodore Rogers ordered vessels to
run up, whilst he in the Gslens lay abreast
off the battery, and disconnected the rebel
gu8ners. The Galena then followed, but
the lbuoys had been displaced, and we're
placed so that the pilots last evening ran
the GalsnA RsbOrs, and she is still aground.
None of our vessels are seriously injured.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-21

H|.HIIH ] UsNNNA MA1AA
49, from the Charleston Courier, May 81
EHn Duty OF BEPEHFENoE AID EBslaEATIoH.
We have fallen 1pOP, trOublous times
While some hssrls .are bleeding under the
hYsments asnhed by the presehgstrife,
othets are Rehing with anxiety for the Oh
ieota Of their l0Vs9 Wlf0 areb girded for the.
battle, and prepeEt tVl 10 fVTtk7tp 'hhld
Of blood. First obliged to part with luxu
Fies, comforts were afterwards removed
from beyond our reach, and now we must
be content with homely neoessaries. Home
steRds have been abandoned, and the IN
mates obliged to take refuge from the
spoiler under the Faole ofgEa1geFs. Those
who oounted thar possessions By thousands
have been reduced TO want, and many con
temBlste With disquieted minds the pFpbs-
bility Of being deprived Of those means
whereby they maintain wife snd child.
Tie judgments we are groaning under
have been visited bpongps y our haiipual
espsoity The transgressions which have
cried to Heaven agaiRstiuE and made the
Divine anger 10 barn 60 q devouring famA,
are the iniquities end transgressiOns Of
people And thisRrrible aggregate iHmedp
up d indiViausl SINS How incalculsbIe
theit nunbeii What terrible f0roo stands
aTFsged agAiRst rs i, If ava s1s aPRallef
and distressed when We count over the
offences we oemnit In q single daytor
when We oau to mind the sins Of which
Others are guilty, what terror must seize
our souls when We contemplated the long I
blsck cataiogue Of crimes which the record
ing angel has written down against as as
q nstion raa, .r,ro y77- v.1-e1
We must break in pieces the idols VIC |
are WOrshippihg iA tha lstead oE Ged ). NE
must sever the bonds that bind us to vi
oiouB habits; we must weep bitter tears |
over our transgressions and hortc0mings, |
and beseeoh God, with strong cries and |
groans 70 blot out our iniquitiss and grant |
as grace whereby We may walk before Him |
in the exercise Of lively faiih-in the
practice of every Virtne-in the perform
lnoe Of every duty.
If We will consider the iniquities and /
lins which have lighted the FIRE Of Gods
lnger-their number, theif blaekness, theif
Fantonness-we will be smitten with |
iumbness, and our muFmuring viii appear
% us ss it really is-one Of the most enor-
nous Of our great transEressions. Instead
If charging God with haEshaegs and cruel
y, and Wiokedly calling ID Question his
ustioe and loving kindness, trembling un.
Ter sense Of our guilt, we would tall pros
rate in the dust bewaH cur offences, and
iep5eoste sevsrsr ohastisement. Profcuhd
md hearty conviction will hll our hearts
with adoring gratitude 70 God for not hay
ing meted out to US the full measure Of the
We deserve, and make us
ashamed Of our complaints, and We shall
be resigned to whatever evil he shall see
proper 70 visit upon rs.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-21
FROM NEW YORK.

NEW .Fosk, May 9o Q
The following was written On board the
9alana;E g. sl .1s78 s1sP
/ Yesterday morning we ran up to 'Wstoh-
es HluHs, where we found the river full Of
sun ken steamers, the jamestown, York to VI, ,
and a number Of others. :.
The bank was lined with rihe.pits, and
onithe top Of the blur the robels had q very.
hesTy battery, mounting ten guns, some
Of them ten inch guns and three or four
heavy rifles o5f q 5 FlFC fE-1'.l
" e. ran within half mile of the battery,
anchored, and swung broadsids 10 them. -
They opened fire, the 6rstshot stFikingpuT
port bow and going through the armor-
About i've minutes after We got another
shot very near where the first one struck.
AS i oaBie through it Killed one man in
stantly and wounded sfour. more reFY "a, "a
We fought them four hours, until Ne got
out Of ammunition, when We had 70 retire
We got 2s shOts in our side and i 7on deck.
We bad Twelve men killed, two. dang gsr6us =
y wounded, Who have since died, and l5
slightly wounded, b-s i.-s ''1
e made o gallant fight, but had we "a.
ken the battery I'VE could not have held it,
snd the obsiruetions in the river prevented
our going up any higher, r.5iy.a5 m. q .5i. .l5E :
Ohe thing We have demonstrated. The
ealens cannot stand heavy shot ct short
range. .a : ag'aaiE la71 ~ l.oE.i.
We fired z85 ro1nds, alive had. Had
We had plenty'Of shells we could hare ST.
lenced the rebels in hoflra