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A New Hampshire paper publishes a
letter from 1t. Gel. Billings, Third N.
Hampshire Volunteers. This officer
was formerly pastor OF = Unitarian
church in Concord, n. H., and first
entered the service As Chaplain. His
former profession would seem to imply
some christian foundation Of character
and some OF the sentiments and feel.
logs Of = gentleman. Whether he is
entitled to such q charitable construc-
zion may be judged about by tho fol
lowing extract from his letter
l was authorized to order the evacn.
alton Of St.Simon's Island, Georgia, and
took of ex-slsves, horses, cattle, rice,
corn, &C., leaving nothing Of value
The splendid mansion, once occupied BY
that ex-U. s. Senator and arch-rebcl 4
Butler King, 10 on this island, and We
stripped it Of everything. write TIM
letter on his ,critiny desk, which with
his piano, Uere presented to me on my re
turn.
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Syph,tis IL all furns ,onorrhoa, toes. STRUCTURES.
Orohites diabetes, bladder ard Urinary Diseases
Also tho effects Of solitary habit both iinaus TO
body and mud end which produce tone Of tho
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constipation. nvereianiar md uneasnsss IN female
society, unmnninost, tread Of future events, nm
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ABRAnAMs SpEEcuEs.-..The Dcs
Moines Register mas commenced exhum-
ing extracts from speeches mado by
lincoln years ago. We fail to sec the
Secession Aharangue made in the House
Of Representatives in ls4s by that gen.
tleman. Why don't the Register pub
lish it along with the rest.
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EQUlTABLE.-The Equitable-Ths Equita-
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W. r. Ross 4 Co. agents Of The Equitable.
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PRESENT TO GEN. PoRTER.-A citizen
Of Boston, in order TO express bis appro.
baton Of the conduct OF Gen. Fuz John
Porter, as explained by the testimony
given on his recent trial, has presented
him an elegant sword, cash, and belt.
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Money Found.

A SMALL SUM OF MONEY WAS FOUND
IA on Front st., between Iowa and Rock Island
SITS, on Wednesday evening last Inqa:rc A. this
Office. jan 26.d3t
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Post Omco Winter limo Table.
Arrival and Departure Of the Mails.
rOsr0vYICs A. DAVENPORT, IOwis

rosTovYIcs ~ NAvxsroRr, low.
EASTERN MAIL.-Closss at 3 A. N. AMI 5H r.
NJ. Arrives st 10 A. NJ. and ~ J.. NJ, Sundays
excepted.
WESTERN MAIL Closes at . A. NJ. Arrives
At 6P. N. Sunday excepted.
NORTHERN Iowa MAIL.-Closcn at 81 J.. N.
Arrives atSJ< PM
SouTHERs Iowa MAIL.-Closes At 8 A. NJ. Al
rives att y. NJ.
NoRrHsRs VIA DEWIrT.-Closcs Sunday, Tues
day and Thursday nj 81 Pm Arrives Tucsdsy,
Thursday and saturday at r. NJ.
RoUTk No. l0377-ttA Blue Grass, etc--Cioses
Monday, Wednesday and Friday At 81 eek. i NJ
Arrives Tuesday, Thursday and Saturdays IL
o'clock n.
kourE No. IO9ls -via Tipte CLOSES Tuesday
and Friday 81 IL o'clock N arrives Tuesday ano
Friday at II O'Clock III.
KoprE No. l09a7--via Puffs, o-Closes Friday
1t q O'Clock A N arrives saturday ats O'Clock
pm.
ROUTE No. lo950-yia Walnut Forks and Dir
on. closes Wednesday 1t 81 !. ~ Arrives
Saturday ut 6P. N.
OFYIcs Hours. Office open at 8 o'clock A. NJ.
General delivery closed at 81 o'clock y. N Once
closed 1t o'clock r. NJ. Office opcn On Sunday
from to o'clock r. NJ.
- A tho principal mills are carried by Raj
Road, oil the time ~ stated herein will bs
Rail- RoAD TINS, tho clock in tho Supcrntend
snts Once, N. 4 n. Kil. Depot, being tho stand
ard. CHAS. II. ELpRlbGE, p. NJ.
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NEW !ADV'TS.
The Universal Clothes Wrllger
Il tho Original and sIly Genuine and
Reliable Wriager btfeFe
the People.


TT CONFINES MORE STRENGTH OF
j frame, capacity for pressure, power and duta
bility than any other machine.
Tho Upivcrsal Clothes Wringer Is made under
tho following Patents: Goodyears Patent Tor
vuleAnissd Indie Rub 1874 and 1858 moth
ing else can ever DO used successfully Tho In
proved Patent Csg-Whsel Regulator Jan. u,
lso2l-it savss friction of the Clothes, and pre-.
vents the Rolls from wearing or breaking loose /;
Tho Now Patent Method for Fastening tho Rolls
to tho shaft Feb. 4, 1862 = never gets loose or
blacks tho clothes; Diekerman's Patent Clasping
Frame Fob. II, 1867, for fastening 10 tho tub
cannot work loose FROM its place Lyman's Pat
snt Adjustable Gusgc April 2, 1851 for diner
ont sized tubs--thick thin, straight, ssnting or
circular.
All these Patents arc indispensable 10 peri ,ct
Wringss with them No consider our Wringor
eONPLErs. Therefore, in order TO get I'll that 10
| requisite for good machine. tho public will be
obliged to buy
THE UNIVERSAL CLOTHES wRINGER.
Time, Labor, Clothes and Money
1t will wear for years without repair.
No servant can break It.
A child eight years old can operate it.
No cus,ion VI skill required in its use
Every Wringer with Cog Wheels is WAR.
RANTED in every Particular.
Tho Universal Wringer took tho riRsr PRsAl-
IN, . Silver Medal and Diploma, At the New
York State Fair, 1862. II was pronounced surE'
Kios TO ALL oruKRs in the Worlds Fair ut Lon
don, 1862, and has always taken the First fre'
MUM In every State aud County Fair when ex'
hibited in fair competition with othcr mach ines
| Orders for machines for trial may DO left al
JgFFERIs' Sore, corner Of Fourth and Rrsdy
streets, Davenport. WIN. A. NOukSE.
| ian 2p-ds~2aw3w agent.
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TO CONSERVATIVES.

TIE Advertiser, having been restored to health
in a lew weeks, by a very simple remedy, after
h aving suffered several years with sewers lung
Affection aud that dread disease, Consumption
is anxious To mako known TO his fellow-tuGerers
tho means VI cure.
To all who desire it, he will send copy OF the
prescription used (troe Of chargoi with the d'ror-
tons for preparing and using tho same, which
they will find SURE CURE for COssuxrrios, Asrn-
MA. BRONCHITIS, &c. The only objec. Of the al
vertiser in sending the prescription 10 to beLeht
tho afflicted. and spread information which be
conccivcs TO be invaluable, and BIO hoTes every
sufferer will try his remedy, IA IL will cost them
nothing and may prove blessing.
Parties wishing tho prescription will please sd-
dress
REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
Williamsburg.
Kings County. New York.
2O-d&w3m
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NyOw Is THE TINE TO LAY IN wOODFOR
IN Winter use. We have dry kindling wood
It ~ per COL and green wood st ol.76 par cord.
Quick ~ Jes will bssstoe late:
III rs 6k&GC6 Z DAVIS.
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To Let.
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The Chas. Davie House," Perry street.
Houses In sar2cnt's blocks, Ninth::street.
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J. g.. NHOkEH,
\ U0 PUMP MAKER.-OFFICE, OPPOSITE
l. Est Office, davenport. Iowa.
80 dAwsf
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n T. vurNAn JOHN n. RO0BRs
PUTNAM 4 ROGERS.
A TTORNEYS AND COUNSELORS AT LAW.
"A OrvIcE, Davenport Block, No.29, Main st..
Sc.ord Floor iuu7.itf
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J.. A. READ, n. d.,
nHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. OFFICE
u s.d residence No. 70, corner Main ana Third
teeets. Davenport, Iowa. julyl d
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J. w. II. BAKER, n. d.,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. OFFICE IN
il Post Office Building. Residence on Fifth
street, between brady and Perry streets, ven
DsSt, Iowa. novlS-dAwu
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CARDS..

DIR. J. C. PARKER,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. OFFICE,
L No. Franklin Block, se.ond door, Brady st.,
between Second and Third, Davenport, Iowa.
Residence, corner Ninth and Lo Claire SITS.
ecl3-aAg
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1IC1nENT OF THE W AR.

n the Y. ] 11Si
- aronb appeared stating some circumstances
p'.1s satad with the death Of the late Captain
%'"D - Brown, Of the 10th \, 7. regiment,
D 90 Va. wounded and subsequently, Died m
WV s.i} ar The first battle Of Bull tton, ')uIy
u. lool. w. en- -
= II'55~.h revolver and belt were taken from
@S,''' u, Subsequently, came into the custody
H,I I,fo, j James Herbert, Of tIlo lst Mary.
q In,talion Of the Confederate army. who
~. =! II = bis mower 20 alleviate the snfferlngs
2a a.. a. j. ]r;ny ofioor. Can't Brown took from
.. ,r g'1" s9ovaral letters and fortysevon dol
he .r n god. and gave them in charge q CoI.
Gorfart with tie request t1aJ they might o|'
ant 10 ki< wife in New York. Col: liorE'ort
5,.nrel| him that hi2 request should he com
Lid with at the first opportunity. This oc-
,,nrrad over two years ago. 4 few days since
,Sa alhioineJ letter was forwarded TO the Her
al with the request that it would be publish
Il fer the information Of Capt. Browa : rtla
ION The 2lst Of ,Jnly, 1891, I'll the hartle Of
Manassas, d Bull Run, came across Capt.
David Brown. fIo either belonged TO the
5Uh or 10th New York regiment. took his
oocket book in charge, in which found 81 in
goH wiah now to give chs TO his wife Or
children, gave the captain, who was wound
Il, some water and did all that could TO ale.
yatc hi. suffering, and stayed With him until
his death. On his person found two Or
three letters from his wife and children, ali Of
which have now in my possession, subject
10 the order Of the relatives Of the deceased
captain was wounded and taken prisoner
At che battle Of Gettysburg, and am now lying
n the I. $. general hospital at that place,
Colonel JAMES HERBERT,
First Maryland Battalion, {. S. \,
per JAMES LARKTN,
august, 1863. Sixty ninth n I. Militia,
One Or two days after the first para graph
BeY published, giving the substance OF the
letter Mrs. Brown called 1t our Office and we
gave her the original Of the above letter. -
She al on3o repaired to Gettysburg saw the
colonel who il suffering from severe wound
she received the money and letters exactly az
they came from the hands Of her dying hua-
hand, and which Col Herbert carried on his
person for over two years. Mrs Brown also
received the full particulars Of her husbands
last words, and the comforting consolation that
he received Christian burial under the direc~
Ion Of Col f., who buried bis remains at the
Mclean house, near Manassas, where head
stone marks the place where the gallant soldier
lies buried, md can be recovered and removed
s. the pleasure Of the relatives - \. !. Her
I'D.
Edward Everett closes q paper in the last
number Of the n Y. Ledger IS follows: II
sill I. add bit two remarks at present on the
y zl9ject Of this much malls ned Monroe doctrin.
FIRST, that when the ground on which it rests
n "a originally assumed by President Monroe's
@451?jIauons, i was. as far as il bore upon the
7R'Irs Of Spanish America, with the concur
'sncs and warm approval Of the British Scera-
=. q State tor Foreign Affairs. NJ Geo. Can
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MARK Y ,)UR CLOTHING.

STEM Gil PLA TIES,
LyOR MARKING CLOTHING, Sc. with
L Indelible Ink, neatly cut in any style.
Orders left 81 Stones Book Store, No. lO4
King ST., where samples may De seen.
aug 2l-2w
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t>klRMiSHE>.- - liz CORES pouG"Ht vi tilI
Philadelphia Inquirer under date OF Catlett S
Station, August l9. says:-"On Friday morn,
ing last We Left our camp, near Amlssyille, Tor
Little Washington from which place, the night
BEFORE the New York Tenth Cavalry had
been driven. and after netting tor about AZ
hour 10 rest our horses, We divided! our roel-
nlent inio five paris. aud each took :, different
course through he spurs Of The Blue Ridge.
Que party, under tha command oi Captain
Kline, entered the town OF Little Washington
on dead charge, and found tie (1ontelera1c>
in a line of battle hni they He'd m be ap-
proach OF orr men, and soon escaped lllrn1 gll
the passes Of The mountain, not, however with
OUT loss. They fired On orr men bnt we es-
ceI}ed ilnhurt One horse gas Sil0t AnOth-
Pr party under the command Of lAenrenant
1lcNackin, ovcrtool; a Confederate officer and
fired upon him. when he took 10 his nest IN
short order Our party being only sent out
to End the position Of the Conitaderafes, who
we're quite numerous and believing We would
at the first alarm, be surrounded We deemed
ii prudent 70 return. having accomplished the
object, 4 party. under Capt Snead, reached
the Chester CAT within the Confederate lines,
and captured three Of the Grey backs, one
who had in his possession four fine colts,
which he was taking to jenkins Cavalry,
whose party VIC were III starch Of. :
By direction Of the President the following
Pennsylvania officers have beer dismissed the
service: Lieutenant Nathaniel Irish: 1amp~
ton's Pittsburg Battery, charge, unotficer-ke
conduct: Lieutenant c. Z. Sarnissen, Of the
Thirty ninth Volunteers, making false return:
Lieutenant George ". 0 .NalIey, Of the One
hundred and fifteenth Volunteers, Tor attempt
ing to commit rape in military camp of the
United States, is sentenced by the court mar
tial to be dishouorabIy dismissed from the ser
vice OF the United States and TO forfeit all pay
and allowances now due, or that may become
due him, and to be declared forever incapable of
holding any office Of trust, honor, or profit un-
der the United States, and be confined as a
convict at hard labor in the Ponitentiary at
Washington, or such other place as the Presi-
dent may appoint, for q term Of six years
The President has approved the finding Of the
Court, and directs that the prisoner be con-
fined at Albany, New York.
One day last week robust and roev-choak
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JOHN T. COOKE,
CHEAP FAMILY GROCER,

CHEAP FAMILY GROCER,
CORNER PITT AND PRINCE STREE1F,
EyAS constantly on hand, Nos. |, and
IL Nackerel. III barrels, half barrels. and kit;
Saline II, rotolnac Herring Smoked Halibut,
Smoked Herring, ard Smoked Beet. Also:
choice brand ,,G Sugar Cured Hams, !os g. n:ly
use; Shoulders and Breasts. and general So
sor1menJ Of goods for family supplies. Cell ara
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-08-21

lszs TWOD WELLINGS FOR SALE.-Tho
s4$i advertiser offers for sale, two comfortable
DWELLINGS-one BRICK, one frame-sit-
uated at the lower end Of Water street. For
terms &c, apply at the Gazette Office
IL 21-tf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-08-21
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FOR SALE.
ts=s WILL BE SOLD, at Public Auction,
Hi:i on the premises, At Il O CLocK, ON WE'D
NTsDAT. SEPTENBER 23D, the THREE-STO-
RY BRICK D DWELLING HOUSE, No. a.
Royal street, NJ: Z. KINZEK,
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