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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-10-17
Michigan Central Rail Read.
GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE
To JssD York, yssev England
and The Cam das.

0N AND AFTER SUNDAY MAY 6rH, 1862,
~ trains leave the Great Central Union Depot
teot of Lake street, - follows:
IA NJ Day kxpse.s Except Sunday arrivesa
Detroit at $40 p N Suspension Bridgeat $3.50 A N,
Albany $40 \ N, New fork a:ao ii; boston 1880
Pm.
7:so P Ii Night Express Except Saturday, ar
rive Detroit 1t 7:,0 n. Suspension brioge
A n. Boston 2:30 n.
Cincinnati trains, via NJ G Railroad, leave Chi
cago att NJ mali train. 7:o0 Z NJ Fast Express !;
arrive IN Chicago at Sis N Fast Express, aud
sl5 n Night nail Train.
The 7:30 p Al tram leaving Chicago runs through
to Cincinnati without change Of CARA or baggage.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-10-17
nHE COMPREHENSIVE

VDHE COMPREHENSIVE HERETOFORE
existing between the undersigned. in the
Boo and Shoe bu-iness, uader the name and styls
Of Jsnison Murdoch, Is Ii iedsy dissolved b. I'm
itstion. ). " .Jamison will continue the bpsineee
nd collect Ne debts q the late 6rm.
IL ]. ". JANlSON
sAs*Sa .nuaA OOH,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-10-17
Chicago 4 Northwestern Railway.
e6S. Spring ARRANGEMENT. 1892.
~ 4

-. esvIle. 10 olson, Lacrosse. PiAirie du CHEN,
ST. EAULs Pond du Lac, Oshkosh, Waterfowl,
uerlin, and al pOints III Wisconsin, Minnesota,
Northern Illineis snd Northern fows vie. Chissgo
and North western Railway. Running through
without change Of cars to GAINESVILLE, Watertown,
Fond du Lac and Oshkosh, and connecting ct L.
Crosse and Appleton with U. 8. Mail Coaches and
steamers, affording the direct and expeditions
route to al points in tho NORTH ead NORTH
VET. - ~
Trains leave Ch :cago - fellows;
Day Express 1920 Pm
Way Passengers-5A0 Pm
~ New and elegant sleeping cars are run uu-
all Night Trains.
GEO. l.. DUNLAP, Sup't
E.Dz WIT Ro1lSsoa, Genl Ticket Ag't.
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Plttsbarg, Fl. Wayne + Chicago
II ALL II o AD.

Plttsbarg, Fl. Wayne 4 Chicago
RAIL h o AD.
= ~ ~ 3
/ VARS RUN FROM CHICAGO to PITTSBUR0
~ without change, connecting with the great
PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL RAILROAD
Uew York, Philadslphia, Baltimore and Wash.
ingtOn city, and all the interior towns Of Penn
ylvsnis, New Jersey. New York, Maryland, 10.
Merchants BY taking this route, will have the
advantage Of I'll the eastern markets ct no addi-
tionAl cost.
BagsAge checked through.
Trains leave the Depot, Canal street, west ride,
Chicago, daily on the ARRIVAL Of trains from the
Fest and Northwest.
connecting at Osestlins With Cleveland 4 Lake.
shore K! 4. to Dunkjrk, Buffalo, Niagara Falls.
New York and Boston, and ell the interior
towns Of New England, via Now York Central
and New York Eric Railroads. Also South to
Columbus, Janesvills, Newark, Mount Vsrnon,
s4euhenviile and Wheeling, and interior towns
Il Ohio and Virginia,
fse above tfsins eonaest ct Forest with trains
- Mad Rixer Road to Springfield, Urbano. Day
ton aud Oh einnsu. Also with trains at Lama for
Dayton and Cincinnati direct.
Gaye - lew ~ ssy ether Rests.
EAesanSt % b0ua0 east VIII En0 tnls route ooth
pleasant AID agreeable, passing through many Of
The largest and finest oities In the United States
Passengtrs arriving ct Chicago en- any of the
sosds, win ind attentive cheek agents 1t the de-
pots to receive checks and convey baggage free Of
sharge.ts the Httsburg and Cti.sgo oass. Sleep
Ing cars accompany each train.
Tickets for sale ct ell the principal ticket ON
sss In the West, and ct the Company's once, cor.
nsr Of Randolph and Dearborn streets, Or ct the
Depot, West side, Chicago.
Utpartic2lar to ask for tickets by Fort Wsyns.
DAN. W. BOSS,
Gsn1 Western Passenger Agent, Chicago.
]. b. Aoo1 :, Com. and Gent Ag't, Chicago.
Freight Of sill kinds will DO carried fsom Chica-
10 to an points East at all times, ct Is low rates
- any Other Railroad route. sep2s-dtf
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-10-17
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E:lI| HAY >Sz/ztcnf, lvh'ch might l.
~ A2 checked auits simple rem
<44~ edy, if neglected, often ter
inmates seriously. Fe,o are acare &
the importance Of storpsng q tough
Jliahf <Goia IN It's first stage; tho
,utich in the beginning 1pollld yield +
a MID remedy, i not offended to, aoc7
attacks the lungs
M<cu.n's bronchial lS<ccAls
,uere first introduced eleven years ogc
It has been prored that they are the hes
article before the public for EcmaAs.
NcL1is, 8<onchitis, 5zstllnzn,
1afn<<h, the Hacking Cough in csl-
su,,7/,fion, and numerous affections q
the >Ghto0f, giudng immediate relief.
Public Speakers and Singers,
,uiu find them efectual for clearing arsc
Strengthening the uoice.
Sold BY all Druggists and Dealers II
Medicine, at rs cents per boz.
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FINE SOLID GOLD JEwELRY u

N FINE SOLID GOLD JEwELRY u
Rings ct with real Rsby, Pearl, Oas.st, Ems-
raid and 6ns snsmsasd, 70 carat, u the lstsst
styles,
At 30 II n US.
No. 8 A BRA d y Sire et,
Real Onyx Stone sleeve batteas and steds, ~
With IS carat gold, 10 any styls desired.
Having extra facilities fer obtaining pure Bra
s'lian Diamonds direct from the inportss, win
furnish them moustsd In Any styls,to order at the
LOWEST LIVING PROFIT.
Watches Jsvslsy -, repaired in neat and
Worknanlike manner q - Brady st.
a9a6-du JOHN 3. CURRY.
FLORENCE SEWING nACnlNEa,
T0IS MACHINE NAKEs FOUR DIFFERENT
j sdtshes, snd fuds The cloth sitAsg right Or
~, - ths operator nay desire. i ssws w
sapid, = cosy u operatives ard almost noiseless.
Il y fnlly pset<stsd By letlsns patent so4 essA
naeAins warranted - he passhasse
~ thees desirisg Ase elasD fandly eewiAGs
oaGAiss vill - richly fsyaid ~ - ssaninasieA
q ~ nssl0
- =. l. CONE, AonA
o41e Il B.say ~ =. ~ 9oevVulaeJeg0r
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RAILROADS.


0 1nD1UOV
gU1lUp ARRAu0HNKuT, l6o9.
IN Ant AH1xR Monday, AAY Srs. -
~ aa6 satil tsssAsR sedes, trains stil leave
Osvsopcst daily, 8andays eDepesd, - followss
lst nal! trails loco 4. =.
ID 01G0t 03pgVDs .o.oV =. u
Trsins asrivs at Davenport daily, 6undays q.
oepeed, - follows:
lse night express ~. .5.1V 4. j..
- oaai sssto as.... .b.Ss 2. =.
All tsaiSs over this soutsa are n direct connsxieo
atChisAss vttA trains over both the Michigan
esatAsn, n,shlxss Cssssal, Pitisbsfg, Fort
VAyns. and Chicago Railrosd TO and from De.
vpil, Toledo. Ceianbus, Cleveland, Cincinnati,
0ttsbssg, Dsah,sk. hs6sio, Niagara Falls, Alba-
o.. New Yosk. iAiisdsiphis, Bsltinoss and WASH
tAgton.
tsssesss-s Ass samiHAad q the necessity q
e.v,ay amunot directions - 70 the destination a
Nsts baggage. also u procure tickets before tax.
tsx their ss@ts In the cars, the conductors col
lsst fares only 10 ststons on the line Of the Chi
ego and Rock Island Railroad.
JOHN F. TRACY, Superintendent.
Davenport. May :, 1851. dH
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DlSRASkS or
Horses 4 ether DomostICatel Animals
MR.. q. 9CULLE.

~ MEMBER OF THE ROYAL COLLEGE
IN Of Veterinary Surgeons London, is pos
A-A- sessed Of tas most perfect system Of
Horse doctoring of any Ia the West. In = great
ajority Of Instances bic cures are complete, per-
man emily lasting and rapidly accomplished, o. en-
Horses useless froiu dlasasa ard hitherto thought
to no incarable. Mr.. g. treats With tho hsppiest
results, rendering thew 1t tc p".form ordinary
work. Mr. SIS treatment 10 based on the lsgiti
mate sciences Of msdir:ne, and he pledges to give
satisfaction t. all Who nky confer their patronage
and Perry At.
NB.-Horse ana Cattle medicines can be had
Of Mr.. Scully at nodsrsse prices. jaa-d4w
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THE BISTORY Of AMERICAN MAN.
UFACTURES. FROM 1908 To
1850.
By Dr.. J. Leanaer Bishop. vols. svo.
Vel. l. now ready, Vol. II, nearly ready.
This IL probably the largest and most importa,x
work now il the American prsss.
We have also published new editiopa Of the
following useful and popular hooks
The Business Mans l. gal Adviser .
OF, now TO save money By conducting business as-,
cording to Law, Is ezpounded by the best Ard i.s..
s's authorities. 400 PIP, sheep. Price, 81.
Opportunities for lnda'try; Or l.
thousand Chanees to
Mako MoDey.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-03-07
II You Plenae,

We wOuld again ask our friends, 10
writing communications for the Entslli-
gsHesr, to write on one side only of the
sheets. The reason is, that in giving it
out to the oOmPositOrs, We cut the matter
into paragraphs for convenience aud ia.
eility. Where sheets are written on both
sides this cannot be done; aud frequently
one eOmpOsitOr has to set an entire article
which nearly always produces delay
Paper is not deari and little more atten-
ton to this will greatly oblige US. In
some newspaper Offices, articles written on
both sides of the sheets, are rejected
without regard to merit.
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CoupterroIt Troasury Note,.

Alettsr from WnghinEtOu saysthat there
is probably some error ia the AuuOaaes.
meut of the discovery of the counterfeit
Treasury notes, as the department there
has no intelligence to warrant the truth OF
the same, nor does it believe that such
notes are in existence. Thu only charge
made to sustain the alleged cOnterfcits is,
that the letters "U. So do not appear on
the breast of the female figure as repre-
scented on the LEFT of the I'VE dollar notes,
but as it would take a very practieed eye
to discern these letters on the genuine bills,
it is not thought surprising that persons
failing to perceive them have pronounced
the notes to be counterfeits Unless atteu.
ton was called particularly to those let
ters, not one in hundred, from their ne.
culiar formation, would discover them
OF course all notes not having the o. s.
on the breast OF the female are fraudulent,
but at present there exists no reason to
believe that any such are circulation.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-03-07
Hereto Condnot.

A Boston orator related, week or two
since, decd of one of our soldiers which
appears TO US to be, one OF the must heroic
things done since the rebellion broke ont.
The universal rush to arms, year ago,
found this unknown hero a miserable,
drunken sot, the shame and sorrow of his
large circle OF respectable connections
The IRE Of patriotism proved stronger than
the morbid thirst for strong drink. He re.
| formed. His friends again rallied around
him, and aided him to join one ofthe Mas
sAchusettS regiments. In the Balls Bluf
bluuder he was one Of those who sprans
forward to rescue from the clutch Of the
| tr0itoEOus foe the body of General Baker
When all WAS over, and the Federal troops
were pressed to the rivers bank, he threw
on the greater part of his clothing, plunged
in, and swan to the Maryland shore. Ex.
hausted with fifteen hours intense exer-
tion, chilled to the bone, hungry, and foot
sore, he found himself, amer dark. seven
miles from his camp He began his weary
and agoniLing march, and reached the ten,
of friendly officer late in the night. HI
was then in as sorry u plight as a man
could we'll be IN and alive. Tho office
seeing his condition, FASTENED to pour on
= glass of wine, which he handed 10 hin,
entresting him to drink it at once while be
had the strength to do so. The faintin,
soldier gaIed for moment at the foe thai
had conquered his manhood Thousand
times, and said: No; can face the gun
OF the enemy, but that dare not touch.
Nor could he be persuaded to taste a droy
| of IL
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-03-07
From Waatarn YirRinia.

Wy ~ Ah0AAAeAtAksASSA.4
CHARLEsrowN, Va, March 6.-Last night
q squadron of the LIST Michigan cavalry
advanced as far as Perryvillelon the Win
chester turnpike, aud ambushed aud sur
prised "a party of rebel cavalry, putting
three of them hors dH combat aud routing
them. The Michigan party returned with
nine rebel cavalry horses fully equipped
as trophies. Among them was the cele-
brated black stallion rode By Col: Ashby.
Not a man was lost on our side. q -
E The amount of fOragslzAnd provisions
captu.ed by our right iwiug since the adj
vance into Virginia is estimated to be worth
$780, This includes four thousand
pounds of bacon stored for the use of the
rebel army.
Leetowa and Lorettsville are now held
by the Union army.
The success Of the movement on the up
per Potomac has been complete.
Gen. Shields passed through Charles.
town on mis- way west last night.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-03-07

BosFoS, March 26.-Tbe Beverly Rubber
Factory was burned last night. Loss
100000; insured for $500 The COM
Pany had contract for the manufacture
Of 10000 rubber blankets for the army.
The United States gunboat Saxon has
arrived from Ship Island, with dates to
the 22d. She reports seeing vessel, sup
posed to be the steamer Ke1sinEton, which
lowed the Supply Ship Vermont from here
on Sunday last, off HAtteras.
The health of the troops at Ship Island
was good.
All the oyster boats in the vicinity had
been captured, with thirty-six prisoners,
New Orleans.
The .: S, sloop-ot-War Hartford arrived
at Ship Island from Havana on the 3sd
1lto, and joined in the celebration Of
Washiugton's birthday
Forty-nine rebel odicess, including all
the Coloasls, Majors aud other comuis-
stoned officers captured AZ Fort DoueIsou,
have taken up their residence in the classic
shades of Fort Warren.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-03-07
The Fan OF Columbus.

lkFOm the CiAetnnAt Commercially
When the entering wedge was fairly
driven through the Confederate lines eT.
tending from Bowling Green to Columbus.
the evacuation OF both these strongly for
tined positions was a necessity. General
beauregart - said to have pronounced
them uuteua6le, which vas true eHous,b
after the fall of Forts Henri and Do,sIi
sen. Il would be di@eult TO lender anv
position tenable after investment or attsct
BY hGnk aud rear, Is rendered certain. md
At does rot weaken the original strength
OF the positions that they thus become a.
suitable from the 6ank and rear, nor d.
HlnIsh the importance Of the victory
achieved IN their surrender.
The lnTestment OF Columbus. had the
rebels determined % bold il, vas mad.
certain By movements that We do uotvisb
70 indleate now. We only wish thew had
determined 70 remain Gt all hazards. YET
having concluded to abandon II ne an.
surprised to learn that they did no. mske
better use Of their time, and ger avav
their guns, and ordnance, and eouuoissaTy
stores before leaTing the works them
selves, They seem to have ieFt in hot
haste Costly guns Of heayy eaIibre v-ere
lett on the fOrtiheati0ns,-Or IumbIed into
the riTerS Iinmense quSntities Of shot ana
shell remained undistnrbed, aud abundant
supplies OF eommiSSSry stores we're bDr,-
ed, magazines exploded, aad properly tb.t
cost the limited treasury of the Copfa3er.
aey hundreds Of Thousands OF dollsrr ~ a
either destroyed or left for the bSnefit of
the yietorsl who now occupy the deserted
Notifications. ss'4
1ne rebels so lar from retiring in good
order, seemed to have fed In eoufnsion
By land aud water. The soidiery hav, los,
coincidence in their commanders and faitb
10 their tnTincibtlity. The armies of cen
erals Polk and Cheatham are demorali1e1
and disheHrtened, aud it viii REQUIRE NOR
tune than viii be granted them 70 reor1an-
ife aud inspire them With confidence. If
q Is surmised, they have retreated to Island
NO, 40 and New Madrid, they will mud at
tue latter place new obstacles to encoup-
. .e ana IN the former they viii be exposed
W Sqe nerettess Attacks Of our Eunboats
ny. iaata .S meets, Ehieh, we presume, now
t IllS t3eE are htted ont-a work that they
9naoooeedly delayed the movement Al
Columbns-Will follow them speediIT on,i
compel them 70 retire from their He,[
Posii0ns before they have had time to
toEtity them TO any extent.
me report that the village Of Columhns
was burned, turns out, We are glad TO saT.
incorrect While it would have been n
keeping with The vandalism that has asrE =
ca their career everywhere, Ia the Eanton
SestrpetioQ Of private properly vitboSt
me shadow OF excuse Of military peeessi-
Y, shll We are glad to uote "A exception 81
seSss tAE3r, IS indicating that the policy %
2 = urged by desperate politician.
~ ~ ogeelAe and deStroying everything ss
t9ey EesreAe, IS not likely 10 De universally
,s SolPne9s having fallen, nov for Mem
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-03-07
Mr..
Care Capt Go.
LIST Va Regiment Infantry.
East Of Cumberland Ma

The direction should be written olofllv.
II should contain the above particulars.
and, except the military title, where therS
Is one, no more. Unless the COMPANY ma
Regiment are stated, there is scarcely 4
probability that the party addressed vim
ever see his letter; but with these plainly
stated In the direction, there Is not much
liability of failure. Be sure 70 say ,tFirst
Virginia InfantTy;" there is frst Yir-
gipia Regiment OF Cavalry in our immedi-
ate neiGhhOrhOod. Much confusion has
already arisen in mail matters, ftom frie6is
q home neglSeting TO specify for which of
these theis'letters were intended.
G. BATTHIIp
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..NYhen Yon b 49,, NJ :. :.

The following anecdOte, ia a let,er from
Bo0nville, No, explains in part the Union
denominations that attend the progress OF
QUE armies. Agreat many white men, As
well as negroes, hurrah for the winning
''fhese GIissSati Nuggets koo4 ~.
deal more than the white felix's give mem
credit nor, aud whether Missouri goes for
tue conteder4ey OF for the Union, her slayes
have learned = lesson too mitch 10 evsr
make them useful as slaves. was stFpeI,
With the apt reply OF Que offs crowd 80
came from a big hOHset6- thSToSa "a. -
as pass the other day. SAYS ]. ,Bovs ! -
you all for the Unio1l' oh, YES. mSsSS
when yon's about We is and Wien
8 JtlSs comes yO0 are seSesh, arc you z
Lord, yes, nlassa, IVES good secesh then.
Cans allow Dc white tolks SetheSli. 3 sSST =,
u N, aSt WAY. The daFksy understood the
whole question md The game played
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-03-07

DETROIT, March 6.-Ths Democratic
State Convention met in this CITY yester.
day, and organized by the election of II. II.
Riley of St. Joseph, as permanent Presi-
dent. The attendance was very large.
fully 600 delegates were preseat aud the
proceedings were harmonious throughout.
It was deemed inexpedient to nominate
candidates for State officers at this time
Resolutions were passed expressive of the
position of the Democracy Of Michigan IN
the present crisis, promising support to the
government in all constitutional means to
suppress rebellion, and opposing the term.
ination of the war until all resistance 10
tue government under the constitution
cease.
AbolitiOnism is strongly denounced as
equally guilty with Southern secessionism.
and the speedy extinguishmeutO of both are
hoped for, and the approving modification
Of FremOnt's proclamation and Cameron's
report, aud the appointment of the present
Secretary of War is indicitvve of the inten-
ton OF the President to adhere to the eonsii-
tuition, denonucing corruption and ex.ray-
aganee, and demanding honesty and econ.
omy in the administration of the govern.
nent.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-03-07
Funeral of Gen. Landar.

WAsnixGToN, March 6.-Ths military
display attendant on the funeral Of Brig.
Gen. Lander, this afternoon, was large and
impressive. A number of the most distiu-
guished gentlemen connected with the army
aud navy, aud in civil positions, were pres
ent, and the flags were everywhere at half
mast.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-03-07

GESHRAL RuELL tslegraPhsd 70 General
Mcclellan on Saturday night that The Il.
6els have abaRdoasd Narfsess6Oro. ap3
are in full retreat toward The Tennessee
river. Crossing this river VIII place then
IN Alabama and tree Middle Tennessee. q
every asaasa EseSl tagee. HInaspqsh as
ne enemy rstroAsea alOng rail Foaa4 line.
tea1agSP Tie rails ashley passed, IL VIM be
dtaSalt fOs General Buell. to catSh then
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From Fortress Monroe.

FoRTREss MoNRoE, March 6.-The o. S.
gunboat Mt. Vernon has arrived from the
blockade of Wilmington, n. q.
a flag of truce was sent ont this after
noon but it has not yet returned, and we
are consequently without any news from
the South.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-03-07

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