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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-03-19
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RY VIRTUE OF A CHATTHL MORTGAGE.
~ executed to the undsuieaed, (for the / ene-
e q il Surbey.) BY n. b. Hickman, dated
Sansary 18th, 1852, REGARDED in the Recorders
Omss Of scott county lova, In book g Of Goods
issoy note ia s34i ss-loo, executed ~ IA V =.
y: Hickman 70 said J. 3. Surbsy, dated Jssasrv
iAeh, 1855, and payable January i4sh, 1890. With
interest o ten per cent per snoum, ], the under
siened, - :. True. do hsrsby give this public
notes, that on Friday. the 7sth dsy Of Tebrusrv.
4. y, 1862, commencing q the hour Of two
o'clock IN the afternoon Of said day, It the aue.
too room Of Parker / vsn Tsyl, on the east side
Of Brady treet,betwsen Sscoad and Third strsets.
IN the city Of Davenport, in said Scott countv. /
shall expose for sale, BY public auction. M sh.li
sell to the high est bidder, for cash, the ioIIovine
personal property, Cor % much thereof a. shaS
b requisite 10 pay said note and costa ~ 81.
psRseso Of sale, to-vit: One rosevoed. .even-oc.
tave Piano, (manufactursd BY G. r. Jssk,on.
Louisville, ky.,l and stool aud coyer : on ~.
hogany Sofa ; one Dressing Bureau !; o,e marIie
top Washstend: one Side Table (Aahoeany,) one
marble-teP Mahogany Table. one set Iobsir-sest
Mahogany Chairs, one Nohair seat Nah oeonv
booking Chair, one Brussels Carpet coatainipe
twsnty-seven yards. one single black walnut Bed.
stead and Bed, one Hat Rack, with looking Rlsas
and umbrella stand, and enc aWhat-Not."'
Dated this January 9th, A. D., 1862.
D. 8. TRUE,
y.o1eJ Mortgages.
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ments, all the above Remedies. . Treatise on tie
Beet Means of Pressrsiny the zseta aad the Proper
Treatment of Childres's Teeth, and sundry other
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Price, Osse Dollar Per Boa
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a. any othor Railroad route. sep2y-dtf
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-24

be shown that such claimant has given aid o
comfort to the enemy, bis claim shall be allow
led.
Mr.: wickllR objected to the introduction o
the bill.
Mr.. Loveioy-It is simply for reference.
Mr.. WioklifHe-I do not care what II Ia for,
object 10 its Introduction.
MIR. Law introduced resolution, which Was
referred to tho committee on Naval Affairs
rendering the thanks Of Congress 10 Captain
Charles II. Davis, bis officers and crew, for
brilliant exploits on the western waters.
Mr.. Dawes called up the resolution from the
committee on Elections, declaring Charles H.
Foster not entitled to q seat % Representative
from the Second Congressional District Of
North Carolina.
Both Mr.. Brown, Of r. l., and Mr.. Dawes, of
Mass., characterized the claim Of Mr.. Foster as
q fraud.
The House then went into committee on the
bill authorizing ON additional Issue of Treasury
Notes. fl|.IFH tTTIltt
After debate, Mr.. Spaulding's amendment
to the frst section was adopted--57 10 45--so
ae TO provide for the issue Of one hundred and
dfty million dollars In United States notes, not
bearing interest, payable to the bearer, and Of
such denominations as the Secretary Of the
Treasury may deem erpedient; provided that
no note be less than one dollar, and no more
han fifty million dollars under FIVE dollars
Other sections not acted on.
The committee Of conference on the tax bill
reported, which was adopted-l06 to
Adjourned.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-24
From New OrIeana.

New YoRK, June 23.-Gen. Butler was ser.
ensded at the st. Charles Hotel on the l4th
inst, and made speech In response, In which
he declared that his feelings toward the South
we're friendly and fraternal, but that Of the
same time he was resolved, ss matter of duty,
inexorably impressed upon him, to carry on,
the laws Of the United States under all circum.
stances. The speech was well received.
Z A new daily paper has just been started al
New Orleans, edited by the great hnancier ia.
cob Barker, now eighty-three years old.
one George Coppel, subscribing himself Her
Majesty VIctoria's acting Consul, has presumed
to address Gen. Butler complaint about the
oath required Of aliens, and asking explana.
tlons; whereupon Gen. Butler returned an an
sWer that no reply would be made 70 the note
until Mr.. Coppel should be recognized by hl.
own Government 90 Its agent.
In the Provost Court q man named Durand
sued the Bank of Louisiana to oblige the banl
to pay him in current funds for deposit hs
made In confederate notes, which the bank hat
made legal currency By paying them out instead
Of their OWE issue orspecie. Judge Bell decided
In favor of Dursnd, and ordered the bank to pay
the amount In current funds. The bank appeal
ed from the decision to Gen. Butler, but ths
General sustained Judg6Bell.
All bus eight of the mortar feet had gone ~
the river, and the balance will 80 up just ss sooI
as they can procure tugs to tow them up.
Alarge Union meeting was held at N oflesnI
on the evening Of the l4th. Able and eloquen
speeches were made BY Meaers. Madison, Day
Chas. Lamont, and i. ], Eaghsrt.
The rebel General Lovell's army evacuate,
Camp Moore, and have gone to Viokbburg,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-24
BeauKegArd En- Route for RIChmOnd
Another Battle at James leland
Reported Defeat Of FedeHals.

BeauKegard En- Route for Richmond
Another Battle at James Island
Reported Defeat OF Federals.
MEMPHIs, June 23--The Grenada Appeal Of
the 18th contains the following dispatch:
MONTGOMERY, June 7.-Gen. BeauregaFd and
staff are on the way to Richmond. We hear
large portions Of the Army Of the Mississippi
will soon follow their General. Sufficient force
will be left with Invlncible Bragg to check any
step toward the interior by the vandals under
Halleck.
The Charleston Mercury of the l7th says:
The Confederate loss at Secesslonville yester-
day was forty killed and one hundred wounded.
We buried on the field one hundred and forty
Federals and took forty prisoners.
Special dispatches to the Augusta papers
dated Charleston, June 18th, say: A severe bat
tie took place this morning on James Island,
four miles from the city. Five regiments OF
Federals, with artillery attacked our batteries at
Seoessionville. Col. Lamar commanded the
Confederates, and with few hundred troops re-
pulsed the enemy three times with great slaugh,
ter. The enemy fought bravely but were de-
feated.
Our victory iscomplete. The enemy's loss is
supposed to be about four hundred, including
thirty prisoners. Oar loss is estimated at fifty
to one hundred.
Col. Laman was wounded. Captains Reed
and King and Lieut.. Edwards, were killed.
The attack will soon be renewed. The Con.
federates are much exhausted by previous
shelliDg of the enemy>day and night for q
week.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-24
.g)e ObiO 6tatesnran
TUESDAY MORNING, JUNE "a, 1862.
TELEGRAPHIC.
Reported for tho Ohio Statesman.
THE LATEST NEWS.

Great Battle Noar OhaRlestOn-Heavy
Loss on Both sides. g
FoRTREss MoNRoE, June 23.-A steamer from
City Point arrived last night.
Richmond papers Of Saturday contain briei
accounts from Charleston Of bloody battle
fought on Monday last, between five Federal
regiments and a battery Of Parrott guns, and
parts Of four Confederate regiments and bat
terry. The battle lasted oil day, with heavy
loss on both sides.
The Charleston Mercury feared the battle
would be renewed the next day, and expressed
approximations for the safety Of the city, In con-
sequence Of the great exhaustion of the south
ern troops and the loss of many officers.
Generals Evans and Pemberton had compll-
mented the rebel troops for their bravery In
standing up under the heavy fire Of shells, etc,
from our gunboats and batteries.
The fight took place four miles from Charles
ton, and from the tone OF an editorial In the
Mercury, should think the rebels have been
cut of from retreat from James Island BY our
gunboats. II this should be so, Charleston
must soon fall
The Richmond Dispatch says that 1t can be
no longer denied that Gen. Jackson has been
heavily reinforced lately, and tho Federal col
umps must either combine or fall back across
the Potomac.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-24
From memphis.

MEMPHIs, June 81 1.-The Mobile News Of the
tbsh says nothing about the capture Of Fort
Morgan; no mention Of on attack being made,
Although some naval arrangements are in pro-
gress o. New Orleans, 1t 10 considered aiming q!
that point.
Advices from vicksburg to the l7tb, by way
Of Grenada, state no active demonstration have
been made by the Federal feet since Ito retire
ment. Several guEboats appeared on the l5lh
from below.
"a Report says Ave thousand Federal troops
with gunboats and transports, leave Baton
Rouge on Friday for Vioksburg.
Col. Slack still retains command Of the CITY
He has Issued an order requiring the Board o
Aldermen, Mayor, Recorder, and ell other ols,
officials, to take the oath within three days; Il
default Of which they will be regarded as sym
pAthizing with the rebels, and arrested AMI
treated ae traitors. ss fFGf9MN
The Vicksburg WhIg Of the l7sh says: w,
hesR that Gen. Lowell, staff aud family, hav.
moved their headquesterg TO Meridian, In hope
that he win NOT And u necessary 10 visls thl
city agaln, The Federal advance division
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-24
THIRTY.sEvENTH CONGRESS.


WASHINGTON, June %.
SENATE.-Mr, Wade presented petition from
Cuyahoga county, Ohio, stating they have view
ed with deep humiliation the fact that the mill
tary authorities of the Government seem to be
occupying themselves 10 protecting the property
of rebels and traitors, and asking the passage
Of confscation act.
Mr.. Trumbull presented petition from citi.
zens of Fulton county, Illinois, asking the Gov
eminent to recognize the right and extend pro
tection over all loyal people in the States in re-
belllon, without regard to color.
Mr.. Wade, from the committee on Territories,
opposed she bill providing for the admission Of
the State Of Western Virginia into the Union.
Mr.. Lane of Indiana, from the Military COM
mittee, reported bill to establish certain ma.
tional arsensls.
On motion of Mr.. Grimes, the bill for the
better government Of the navy was taken up,
and discussed by Mesars. Trumbull, Hale and
Grimes. Various amendments we're adopted,
and bill passed. &.
The bill providing for an additional oath Of
Office was taken up.
The amendment offered by Mr.. TFumbull to
except all persons for whom the Constitution
prescribes the form of oath, was amended, on
motion Of Mr.. Dawes, 90 as to further except
Senators and Representatives, and the Vice
President, and adopted. The bill passed--yess
33, nays s. The negative votes were as fol
lows:
Messrs. Baysrd, Carlisle, Kennedy, Powell
and Salisbury.
Mr.. Fesseuden from the committee Of confer
ence on the tax bill, made report, The repor
was concurfed In, ,ea.1t F-ta
The report Of the committee Of conference
on the tax bill, in favor Of suspending the direc
tax for two years, that no goods on hand shoult
be taxed after the present year, and that the &C
should 70 into effect the Let Of August.
Mr.. Powell introduced bill in relation 10 ih
duties of heads Of departments,
| Mr.. Clark moved to take up the House con
hscation bill. Agreed to, 3, SO a aFr
Mr.. Clark then moved as substitute th
Senate bill as reported from the special commit
toe. sos t sn
Pending the question the Senate went int
executive session, and adjourned, kset.
HousE The bill to establish land distrIc
lin Nevada was passed.
Mr.. Lovejoy asked leave to introduce bill
Amendatory Of the Dletrict Of Columbia emanci
patton act. .-,-ssd9 aay }
The bill provides that the commissioners, 4
asaessing the value Of the slaves, shall be gov
erned by their cash value ct the time OF th
passage Of the act. The commissioners, In o.
cases where II is charged on the oath Of o n
npectable person that the claimant 10 idisloya
or has given utterRnce 70 disunion sentiment
, ahall summon Witnesses, none Of whom shs
DO excluded on account Of color; and II " cha
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-24
COMMERCIAL MATTERS.
Esv York nArl.s.
liEFORTrD ron THE ONO srATEsAAF |


| hHw fonh' June 20.
FL0UR--Holders are rather more inclined to realize
while prices have undergone no material change Bale
Is 800 barrels Al 81 1904 rs FOR supernne sate 81 asa
ass for extra state, a 90 for choice do; a. 1904 20 10
supernne weaterni o. 4s0D4 90 for common 70 medium
extra western; 81 g65 90 for common 70 good shppnJ
brands extra round hoop OhIo 05 I006 50 for trads
auotationg
| oANADIANRL0UR-Dull;m market has slight down.
ward tendency. Sales Of 1900 barrels at o. 1904 s.
for common 81 6O0D0 90 for common 10 choice extra.
| RYE BLOUR-Quiet at o. 7O1D4 90.
CORN MEAL-in fair request, with sales Of $50 bbls
| at a2 IS for Jersey.
WHIsKY-0psnsd steady and closed amer. Sales Of
900 barrels at 25kD28c for State, and 28D20kc for
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-24
a SItzht Cold, Cough,

AWR>N fl SItsEst Cold, Cough,
ERSM ,aEoaFaezeaa, or Sfaxe
SjNIIl Hal lJlaEoGf, Which might be
VIZ, VSY checked tVith a simple rem
%WH% edy, if neglected, g4uS ter
inmates ssriOuely. Fen arc aware Of
the importance Of stopping a SotL4h or
Slight fold in it's first stage; that
which in the beginning -coIld yield to
mild remedy, if not attended to, soon
attacks the lungs.
AEnuen's 8kozchiaL ISfocheA
sUsre first iatroduoed eleves years ago.
II has been provsd that they are the best
artisIe bgore the pubic for ISau4hs,
RoLia, @fonniliha, .4sthnza, /,
Satnkkj1, the Hacking Cough in fan
suh1i 1iltiai1, and numerous affections Of
the IShkodt, giving immediate rsIis1:
Public Speakers and Singers,
tViH find them efsot,taI for clearing and
strengthening the voice.
Sold by all Druggists and Dealers in
Medicine, at 95 cents per boz
Por sale, wholesale or retail, by
O. RoBERTg, Druggist,
Lae e. $50 No. 94North high street
..s 8. n. SAMUEL Druggist
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-24
New York stock Market.

fTuEoxAFHED Toa THE ONO sTATEsaLN.
NEW YoRE, June 20.
Stock market Irregular and generally lower. Nor.
Wlch and Worcester AK, Milwaukee and Prairie du
Chem End preferred "a; Milwaukee and Prairie du
Ghsin SeH; Chicago and Rock Island e7A ohie:go and
Southern quoted 28X American gold 1854; Pacific
Mail lis; New York Central 92X; Hudson TX; Harlem
IL; Harlem preferred -; Michigan Central 50; Pitts
skies 1881 coupons l06k California seveps 81; Brook
lyn water loan l0O; Indiana and Michigan 80; Inoia
Central scrip 0lxi Terra Haute and Wabash Cd bondl
%; Erie 9th bonds e0K; Del. L. W. l0l; Galcna and
Chicago 7Oxi Cleveland and Pitasqurg ~; Erie SoIs
do preferred 63H.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-24
NOW.
Are Dr. Hurd's Preparations GoOds

pest evidence that they is that their nm,.,
Ionss anu ~ Uess patrons are those who have uSed ths
wWnBest. ~ DR. WHLIAk B. HURD iS an eminant nsas.s,
Dkyn' Treasurer OF the New York STATE Dsntists
M cs,' ana these preparations have bseo use n
III PnvAte practice for years. and no leading aIt-cn ~
Sb1is StTEsn or Wamsburgh questions their eScslisosS
" tho hant ent Dentists Of New York recommend ths
INC pest known to the profession Without ths "a =,
Aavefhains dealers have scld them by the gToss.
a.. ahs Editor q the Brooklyn Daily Times sayE-"ws
ste haPpy TO know that our friend, DR. HUHn a nc
ceedng beyond all expectation with his HOlyFH sa1
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Sat tnelr cost 50 small that every one nav tea, N
III Beware Of The ordinary Tooth Povdeta, m
hoRp's Tooth Powder contains no acid nov aIrau ~,
no other. -H WV e"An'S1' oss
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-24
Neuralgia Plasters.

DR.; HURDs NEURALGIA NON-ADHRsIvR pLAa.
Lkhs are the most pleasant and suoceoSfui Femadsa
ever prescribed for this painful disease The pafnt
sPPnss one soon becomes drowsy, falls asleep, ana
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-24

CHICAGO, June GA special to the Tribune
from Cairo says: General Hindman, Of Ar
kansas, 10 among the prisoners taken at White
river.
Rev. Joseph Warren, Chaplain Of the 26th
Missouri, captured at Pennington on the 22d
of May, was released by order Of Beauregard,
and left jackson, Misa, on the 10Th. He reports
the State archives and all public and private
property being removed to Columbus.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-24

MEMPHIS, June 2l.--The Grenada Appeal Of
the 18th says: Holly Springs was occupied by
considerable force Of the enemy night before
last. They made their appearance suddenly.
and much confusion ensued. The provost mar
shal ia among the prisoners captured. A train
was about ready to leave for the South, upon
which many citizens took refuge for the pur-
pose Of escape. The crowd was fred upon,
aud Lieut.. Hall and some others were killed
No public stores remain at Holly Springs.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-24

arrived at Old Position on Saturday evening
All quiet yesterday. ~. W. =
A Greensboro, Misc. paper Of the l4Ih says:
Information from 0kibbahA county says the me-
groes were arming themselves rapidly for the
purpose Of killing oil the whites on the 18th Of
June. The plot was discovered In time to be
frustrated. t sa.sg. .rr-.'-f. 81,
The Mobile News Of the l4th says: A Rich
mond telegram says Gen. Laraton, with
Georgia brigade, six thousand strong, was 10
leave on Wednesday TO reinforce Jackson.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-24
Money MARI OF,

ITELsoRkrHrD FOR TIE OHIO STArHNAHI
NEW YoRK, June 80
Market steady. Call loans are quoted at 49s per
cent. discount.
Strictly prime paper +9SX per cent. discount.
Sterling Exchange 10 fTmer. Merchants bills ll7kQD
llei Bankers bills are quoted at lle0llek.
American Gold advanced TO 6x@7K per cent pre-
MUM.
California Gold Bars are quoted very Arm at 7K per
cent premium.
Government stocks heady. United States Sc Of 1881
lOo 1910 Treasury notes lo5k9l05K.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-24
Another Attack ON Gen. Hooker

FoRTREss MoNRoE, June AL learn that
yesterday the rebels opened upon Gen. Hook
er's advance with shell, but did no serious
damage. General Hooker answered from one
of our powerful new batteries, just completed,
throwing heavy shell, which were seen to burst
among the rebel attacking party by persons In
one Of Prof. loves balloons.
Our troops are represented as enthusiastic
OF the near prospect of great and decisive
hatLla
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-24
What will DR.. Hurd's Remedies
Effect?

III, ~. =, nuaDs MOUTH Wash and TOOTH P0wDnu
@ svs 20 young adies that finest charm in
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o,a.s.. nUAps Mouth Wash and Tooth Povder ,,,,I
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DR. HuRD's Mouth Wash and Tooti povds- a.. ~.
I'LL; Ipanons In the world for curing Bad Breath and
ca,ss ~ 1rness and health TO the gums Hundreds 81
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husbands n They should be used BY every per,ou nav
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-24
From Baton ROuge-Gen. ButIel's
Treatment OF GuerrillaS.

From Baton HOuge-Gen. Buffers
Treatment OF Guerrillas.
New YoRK, June 29.--A New Orleans lettei
Of the 18th says the steamer Mississippi srriv'
cd from Baton Rouge. All was quiet In Gen
Williams's camp Tho story Of Colonels Dud'
Icy and Nims's battery having been out of Wat
untrue. There had been no rebel force neal
Baton Rouge, except band of some two hun
dred guerrillss scattered between that city and
Clinton.
A few days ago Gen. Williams sent Col. Mo
MILAN, of the 2lst indiana, with q guard "a
seize some property. As they were upon the
road they were fred upon BY two guerrilias, and
Colonel Mcmillan was slightly wounded with
buckshot. The guard fred upon the rascsls, and
killed one and captured the other.
General Williams wrote 10 General Butler foI
Instructions as to the course to be pursued TO-
ward guerrillas. The General answered at
follows:
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-24
ChIcago ELECTION

CHICAGO, June 2a.--The majority In eighty
eight counties against the new Constitution is
twenty-one thousand. Seventeen counties to
hear from gave Democratic maloritles In 1860
about nine Thousand Ave hundred. The three
negro propositions are adopted. The bank
clause Is yet in doubt
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-24

New YoRK, June pa Fortress Monroe
letter to the Philadelphia Press Gays member
OF the Governors Guard Of Richmond, captur-
ed at Ashland on the 18th mat, states that
beauregard Ia second In command at Richmond,
and number Of bis troops have arrived.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-24
SPECIAL NOTICES

To the Nervous ana COnsumptIve
Of both sexes. retired clergyman having been re-
ssaS n:a r IL g S.y ss.S. Sns ss
the receipt Of postpaid directed envelope copy Of
the prescription used. Direct tho REV. JOHN NJ,
DAGH ALL. le8 Fulton street. Brooklyn, N. Y.
iunee-dawlm N -. r. - : ..-r
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-24
What are the People DOingg

The American people intelligent enough 10 sppre
cse prepsations that c0ntrbute 90 much % ths kapi
neSy V tnose using them, and they wkut them Ever
mail brngs letters, some ordering ths prAafsr ~
TkEIH, some the NEURALGIA PLAsTUs, and Not few an
closing 81 cents fo- the Mourn WAsH, to Be ssnt by s
Snt % tnese are compelled 10 reply that Il inpoa
these Remedies. WAo aUt2 sVpply fssRf
Now 70 the eH II