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, 1863-05-18
New York Dry Goods Market


iIsae ~ the package ia confined to the o1ct,n
loom: irlces are declining both at agctinn ~
VIA Joobcfs, who nre undersellinc the con,misin1
4olses, teing desrons to reduce their hea ~ atno
Ionoels however, are active. Domestic nr;nra 30
n g'sat oFerstock. and keep accIninr In NO. 1.o
;aIgg @ nave further declined. Bleached Fbirf
h;a tnSs anu greetings are aeo very htaIy. Ta1gs
atso EeIy dull and only be sold to ahr e1tant
81 inrthes decline in price. Drills nre a,aa
.ths scaLce stripes firm. cottouafea lo,rer ~
mnolens 1hefe te good inquiry for tlesfrahi. stf
~ ~ !a1c5 casstmeres, which arc scarce on3 49,,
sa5 uaIk eolofe aad silk mixtures arc ahnn9anf
~ .Aeasy IN price, not being much wanted
alsa' a1 So1oss eel quickly. Printed DeLaines
oemand, aud tend upward ing prica noesl;xin aie III
euiea5 black, sell readily at decline CIoaEinG:
arc dull. IN foreign goods the ch{ef asi,. aE
auction British dress goods have dnr,;nc ns NJ
EEoues az an exception. being much wsnted
cae5 pta.R dslanes are steady. Sarony dress
aie enetng in laEge Quantities and the MAJ
Sei iaEots the buyer Black dress silks are arnar
are also steady. Sbawe sell readiIy Par;a KIT
ana Go!ored shawle aud fancy German shatss ~
etead5 being wanted. Stelas and Efrined shs.1
dIe less desirable, but sell at dcciine Cioth
ll1npIoF1ng l1p little, the fmpo1tatious befnc i1h.
noss VI tne lmpottations arc being etored ira
AMOUNT n feceiTed during the week Is laree' AAe
ne Jopblng business Is the most active but oh
get fld Of their goods before the Close Of the
sun, no" much advanced. There is no scarci.T ~
svous: me etate OF The market which fnT ~ ~.
ttt.Any nonths Kept advancing in5ucfnr inhh,r. - |
Guy Te5y heasiy suddenly changed wien Tnti ~
r.. ~ 70 50 and has never recovered Tfe isrSa
1ourht at hiSh ore1stocked with goods
Ihc following are tho whn1nxoro ,o+ 49,.
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Il CARD.

be at my Office during business honra m Moaisn ~,
eAauEL 4. sAnoENT. Real Estatn Agent
No. 4 Metfonolitan Hfnck
, 1863-05-18

lasle mas been no new feature to notice in cat.
t ue elnee ous last report, with the exception thas
nG MaIset Is ilsm and former quotations arc fnliY
maintasned. There was slight falling OF in the
5eGepss oaf The supply appears to he equal to the
sno shnnt sso tae a whole humber sold aggregated
Inferior to prime, - ~ - ''s
, 1863-05-18

Nor1cE.-The members OF the St. Georges Be-
ncFolcnt Association are requested to uttcni the
funeral Of their deceased brother James Sherry st
lock p. m. this {Monday) afternoon, from ths
residence Of Alfred Herbert, On Washington strert
near Union Park. BY order OF tho Presiicnt.
JAMES JoHS, Recording Secretary. '+@'A'
, 1863-05-18
New York Stock Market.
, Telegraph NEW York, NAV 16 1sa,


=; :; Ga 81 corp; ,107K n cert. .1oa
.iooea@4u'H Oo ne"--..-..... 99s<
sM.oSKT-Active at 5E6 per cent.
e,s, s,,eInng exchange steady At 1G4KGls5 for good
.. enia 9n nged-opcning ut 1494, and CLOSING
Exports Of specie .daY. f6St PES.
, 1863-05-18
STATEMENT OF CAPTAIN Sucu-
MAN.
Dr. Ayers New Mode ofCure ofrhroo+
and Lung DItcnxes AoAt

The following testimonioI -cs,ac.;n
great succcss in the cur. Of th2pst W. "! ayers
the writer cnnts;n w. @antetesl " the friends Of
Of tbis citv. 'st'11'7 aaa other business men
..--
CHICAGO, May 7. 1852
torm Of throat disease, which was maxim" o,1n
~ ~ lnloads on my lungs consulted Dr. I. Wins,
Corn;ra Rr;iS,nt! ~ ana Ls'Ii Institute, NC
the usual prescriptions in such casra ~ avana ,ua
with almost magical effect and n t, 10 me aGtsd
, 1863-05-18

cornar nhEH M1s1oHL OF THE W4RJohn R. Walsh,
mas received fresh supply Of this iutefsst;na ~
t.l;t uas ~ Clo!n a11 paper covers. Being an exart
atpfaht q the Richmond copy makes it intsresfin1
, 1863-05-18

HILLs FAMILY REConn- sn-rorn3o, -. =.
ionu tfaysf, executed with pen in over th;rrT
sinefen. Ps seviss Of lettering and lourshins. pes
gd''y. Encose 81 for copies ana XII i|drsa.y, -
Address 1Hos. E. HILL, WauEegan, hi. t. e'oDs'
Ynart
, 1863-05-18
JOLIET, Ills, May 1G, 1853.

chicago Mechanics Abroad.
It Is matter of credit to Chicaco n, ercbonts
tt'at tie construction OF an Immense hr,doo
across the Kansas River. at lawrence 1ss
peeh awarded to Newton Chaplin, the well
known bridge builder of this city. Tic bridge
Will DC Howe truss, CSC feet in length. with
thfee piers, and will be completed On the first
aa} OF December next. The owners of the
franchise are Carmi ". .Babcock, Josiah Nil
Ter, Marcus J. Parrot aud Edward II, Thomn
son' all prominent men Of Knnsas, The tim.
pes Will be got out in this city, the bridge
1sa'nea mere and shipped to Eansas. This
soth Is one OF the most important ever IN.
ae'1ahen IN Kansas, and will probably cost in
Inc neighborhood Of SEQ, 600. The m,sonrv
was awarded to Mr., Boeert. a,so ~ th;s 49,
49, Sup1a has also under contract at present
I'VE ofloges on the St. Louis, Alton 4 Chic,-
go railway. One at Princeton, one at Morris
anu 4oo foot bridge at Aroma. II IA cer'
ta'niy no little credit that Chicago mechanic.
can 80 to kansas, and in the face OF beavv
competition, secure the construction If n g;,
gantic State work. The resources and %
sponsibillty OF Mr.. Chaplin are an ample nuar.
autee that on the 1st day Of December Tho
bridge will not only be standing, but will hc
a splendid monument Of Chicago ingenuity
and mechanical skill. Chicago is making it.
selffelt in every department Of science.
Run OVER BT TIE CAns.-Jerry Sullivan, a
young man in the employ Of Parmcec's ON
nibus line, and engaged in selling tickets upon
Tie Galena & Chicago Union Railroad, was
run over by the cars on Friday, and will lose
a n's right leg below the knee, in consequence
US was endeaSoEing to jump upon the Free
p.'t M passenger train, while just outside the |
,. ,., limits. but his foot slipped, and, in fall
a%S .,5' us neht leg was brought upon the track,
anu crushed below the knee.
M'sfoR1osk-Tllis Ia u world of r,;sfor-
.nne' and one ofthe aaldest to a rood hnn.s-
Keeper is to be afflicted with henyv ro1,a~ %
sour bread, biscuits. etc. If yon ~. av, S,
troubled In this way, use D. B. Der,ns -
COS Chemical Sale7-atus, when von ,-,w ~
surprised at its charming results In remo.,u m w.
Tue e*use ofyour mistortu1e.
, 1863-05-18

~ u, Reed & c., 1l6 Lake street, Chicago. have
ocen apfointcd by me, agents for the aafe nf nv
celebrated sehiedam Aromatic Schnapps and q rIif My
supply the trade Of chiesgo at New Tors prices "a
the Hospitals and private families il this cnnntrr ~
for the last titecn years: It is endorsed by thes
whole medical faculty and used BY them in esaae sa
1ua and Fever and Ague and Is bcTcraf-, h,s ~
superior in the world. '1'A0 ~
The public should be particular in PURCHASING
and limitations.
, 1863-05-18

~ receipts OF Beef Cattle and Live Hogs At the
saE,oas yards in the city during the past wgck end
leg today, conl,l3Ie as Eolnus. eao-
, 1863-05-18
COMMERCIAL

SATURDAY. EVENING, May 10, 1863,
REcx1PTa FOR TIE Last TwEHTT-FouR HOURS.
Flour. .Whest. Corn Uats RYE BsI'y
btI4 In hr h1l In
, 1863-05-18

20 20 70 THE HEsT-Go TO BRYANT & S1Rtrrou.s
practical business education. e-s '0otousn
, 1863-05-18

4
thaS our citizens will gladly ROAD ~.
nounccment that the season for str,who--;a,
ano cream has really arrived, and that our
mafket is now well supplied with this most
oenclous fruit. There is probably no article
OF commerce that better illustrates the adyan-
ages OF our railroad communication than
tiiat 1rnlt. Our citizens enjoy The luxury of
s@'a"oe1taes' peaches, etc., several weeks
longer than at almost any other point in the
country, as our railroads give US direct and
speedy communication with nine degrees of
l"titnde, Of which Chicago is about the
centre. The fruit is brought hither durinr
tae entire season, with such promptness thai
1he ieaFcs are scarcely wiltcd. If gathered in
INC evening, and expressed by night trains. II
Is presented at our fruit stands frcs,, and
crisp IN the morning. The strawberries now
III market are from Southern Illinois fu,1v
ra1e, Of large size, aud rs delicious as the
iAose cF'1'ea4 connisseur could desire, Our
hurts present The singular spectacle of orna-
mental anu fruit trees, bulbs, plants, and gar
den seeds, for spring planting, while ,lono.
sidc arc offered for sale, ripe Strawberries ,,',
fn1''sizcd green gooseberries.
PERsoSAL,-Cartain I. r. Williams. of tb;s
city, who is ROW on General Asbotl,'s star
with the rank Of Major, and in command -,
the military district at Columbus, Ky.. ia IN
visit home, and will return to Columhns
this evening.
Captain Maple, Of this city, who was can-
1ured By the rebels on the 18th OF Apri, and
taken to Richmond, has arrived ut Washing.
Ton. a report has reached this CITY that he
nas oeen assigned to duty On Gen. Halleck's
staff
Colonel Lynch, Of the 5sth Illinois Vol
untecrs, was in this city Saturday on his way
10 Springfield, where his regiment is station
Cd. lie has been to l4s home in El.in. IN a
briet visit w
ES'sherda a. G. Hesiug declines to ac.
cept the Government appointment of Cou.
missioner Of the Enrolment Board in th;s
Ols'51ce' Lis other business is Of So pressing
nature as to render this course imperative
For TIE MERcAS11LE BArrasr-rso,t
P. s. Cone, Of the Chicago Mercantile B,,terr
Intends returning TO his command abopt tha
middle Of next week. A few more good men
applying before that time will be received AZ
recruits, and will receive the Government
bounty and premium as well as the Associa-
ion bounty, and will be taken forward to the
Battery Immediately. Apply At the rooms
'f the Mercantile Association, north east
;otner of Lake and State streets, L
, 1863-05-18

cls5E @ Gook q AcIain, 9s Dearborn street and ia
suu.h e'ark street CLEAN and dye ladies' Ircsses.
naaMls, ta, &C. Gents coats, rests and pants reno.
:2teu n q superior manner Honuets dvad
o1eaSnea ,.in and pressed in the latest style.
, 1863-05-18

seuooL OF TRADE, j. D5h.cnfnrth rrincfpal-a
men Of Chicago. ~ ans,.,, nn:i,ess ,,e
, 1863-05-18

~ an grain sold "in stors" is ,<n,r,+7 In
Mi. 1drktf att>ort AZ subject 10 &c sforage uhiea
i Eaid 5y Me buyer, xrclusare Or he pric< paiT
made III wAich the stler 1ayx tAe s7orags, il re
1vrffd # O b." Or - fEse Of atoragc" In Four
,dtev ore quoted 0s '1kllrerea'' unlGss oIhecclse
, 1863-05-18

9Pro'S1stEST.-s Simeon ". King, 81 Clark
street has received the appointment Of cam.
missioner Of Deeds, &c, for the st,tc -
Pennsylvania, 80
, 1863-05-18

* The Preparatory Class OF the schoo, of
tbe e eaacaees boys for business. and prepares
~ ~ sNPPo!@ tAe14selfes. ap3G4F
, 1863-05-18

Losr:-A little girl, seven years of are.
named Florence Hall, Is lost. ANY informs.
non concerning her will be thankfully rcceiy-
cd at sos South Clark street, or by ADDRESSING
P. 0. Box 1857.
, 1863-05-18

Stwha sIIte4 = "noee l1kentsses was then ehous
fs;cS g nsf an sure that no dsapleasurc vas n1an
4estea oT her towards ne at this timc Me- anl
1Ia I"1Suec has statcd that several tjmes ds-;.l
around az Bes NonIass( aoIst attempted to place ny arm
hef r. any time during nv yisit sTc az one with
thst a. before stated and dcciarc sale en,oss
On Wcdrotte ros atten,pt to put ,ny arm around her.
1nao called to zee Mrs. Erc:e;t wns Win ;n whom
piesssn.1s came up to and very cordiaiix ~
4no may have PLEASANTLY tna.le ena. ~ Eood.pS,
aer gnoa,by; but il done 1t ali Of With 70 Riss
srere IN III; ~, ~ Muet have been done when o,crs
company. 's's' ana In presence and sight Of
A., declare that made no such remark in ronaoo
any effort whatever to conceal any thtn aGt on made
~ Time Some Of the family Ms. Ererett y H. NJ
White. and. think. Mr LAWRENCE, foowai ~ =,
Ts %oas,v % IN
I'll about 10 O'Clock, when Mr. John Younr cs,,isi
70 takc me to New Iennox with him, Irpcni patty
several ladies' in cheerful conversation rets SI.n
ed with Ar. Young, and VIC dsned at Mr. i.sW.
se1ses lteSollect that Miss Olive Lawrence sat
We laa very merry time about M during the din.
ner. After dinner went with some Of The ladies'
IN Is yArd and Into some Of the buildings there
thst IT, went went into The Observatory: AftcF leaving
~ sc;s "e went into chop where gronnd paif
- - selssots. Mrs White came and cailcd M N 10
Tent NJ ~ te proposed ride. entered the house aud
small nsr2e. 9eetoq; %,;, which WIS OF the p.ror,
nsnsa 3tom this hall 10 my bedro1m nna ooG,e the
both open me'e 9s! eppos!ts each other and were
aes1y oppos; ;t,a1anF aaeF on the side bed
blk %ss To- ths of the rde The
r. n,s $1,000 thesc Mrs White canc to- te Ga I
1nthea NJ hesd aud body psrtalis sglssase
M ny hand on my carpet bnr. sna re1,I1u nIH1nnu stu
@ W. 90 not now rcco11ect what nnd ~ t, 70 nct,
reply she immediately lcft tie roo,n 1eSSssistng
no1 uioe within i've or eix feet Of me- ne nae o'4
~ ~ ~ positive; and am entirely nos;t,xo ous !
~ ~ 10y ask her to come into my rpom srd a1s
~ a1ucn per land or her person at that firnn" Wy
~; Poeltlsely. tlat did not befwcen' + 1no
1u1 tae tune We went upQu the ride saa h
70 st ~ me on the sofa In Tic narlnr M ,-ht..
Inefe pnt my ann npon her shoulder Hnt .;n.t
tae tnie1Fened according to nv reco,ice4;on Ut
tween tat lime ehe came to my bcdrnnn, .rI ~ ~
tine re went to ride and that fine tcci ~. sne
tive. that spent IN my bedroom @e' p"et-
We started On the ride-MsB, White N,s p
cit. Mies Olive Lawrence and myecI. The whoi.
party were in the most cheerful and }oyiaI nnoI
Mrs. White drove out to Captain Crafts, sIttinrnn
the right eide sat on the Ieft, On the eame seet
Mre. Everett and Miss Olive Lawrence sat on thc
tack ecAt There was good dea1 Of playfulness
IT tnfr1b going On in Ahc carriage. which might
Eavc hecu regarded by rome az undignidcd, bat
y lIth YVES the overnowinEo OF cheartulnras aud III
ar'iy Mrs. White says that while going ont, I
put ny tp0t Rndes her d5rsa and Ppaaed hex fa7t
, 1863-05-18

IN IN The Etock market, the feeling appa;ent ia a
;erJ Ut eantsous. speculative one Governments en-
te Inc advantage. and are buoysut, while railroad
On the Speculative stocks and to ve1y speed
ne parties have been called in. There ii con.
s.,S excitement IN the etocks OF Harlem Erie
aHe,n nuuson River, A great many holders are re-
a.nziIhg: ~ Bank and the bcst kind OF insurance
sIfa - are advancing STEADILY. Bank Of Commerce
hank III. Park 1a5, Phenix ids, Continental in
0ahk Of North Apoerica 1IS -o'
, 1863-05-18

~ F. E. Rigby, 50 1tando]pb street.. Ia so,,;,.
1Ipgt Hangings at less than fcw York prices. af
" mnoGfae 10! , and retail. The trala supplied on he
'oe'a1 tc1n1s. apl25-1m.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-22

er. LOUIS. Sept, 81.

Sf. Louis, Sept FL.
The steamer Marcella was boarded
and pIusdared on the 18th At Dover
Lasd,sk, Lafayette co. Three eoldiers
Of the 5,h stale Militia, returning home
on furlouxh, sers taken two miles into
the woods and shot. The boat was not
bnsued.
During the past week 5000 persons
crossed the RIVER 1t Lex,ng on, o ostly
refugees from the border countieA Case
county ~as. under Ewisg's order, mostly
de spulated.
Gen. Hunter has arrived to preside
over . commission 10 investigate the
burning Of the Ruth.
A Leavenwolth special to the Demo
cat states that q m sse"ger who came
Into Fl. Scott on Wedne .dAv night, re.
ports Coffee at Cowstain Praire with
500 men.
Q,antreli had passed Ha'fs Mill with
most Of his command, on bic wav south
1t is supposed that he was going to jon
C.ffes.
A company Of the I'd K,n'as, (co'or'
ed), and c,mpany Of the Sd WIS. cav
alsy are few miles from Coffee's rendez
vcus.
Blunt is on his way mp with small
| escort.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-22

Vx7HERHAs, % he 1T DAY of ses.e-bs,.A.D
w 1851, willard Bsfsoss ana Anr q. yarrovs,
his wife, exscstsd unto David 3. Trve, q
Trustee, : certain Dssd Of Trust. Convey
Ing - said Trustee The lasd 10 Scott
eoanty. lows, Described = follows, to-wis:-
tion No thirty I've lss). In township No. seventy
nine t7sl north, Of enags No one (l) sast, d
the 9th p. y. nd also the west half n The
south est quarter Of section No. nine (0,) in
:ownship Ne seventy eight l7s) north, Of range
ss - :. :s Of S II. VIM: w.ss s
for the purposs Of securing the payment Of Ass
certaia promisoey notes and the interest thsrsea,
signed By the said Willard Bssross datsd tie lst
dsy Of ~eptsaber A. D. 1859. and payable TO
she order Of Abner Dawson. - follow; Ooe for
p'yab's ~sp,ember Isl, ls60, one for three han
drsd md City $500 dollars. payable september
lst. 1871, one for three hundre snd 6fty 1850
doIlArs payable september lst 1862, one for thu 60
hundred and fifty es5e dollars, payable Sspsem-
Der L., s63, and Que for three thousand eigh.
ln September, 1864. With interest %
o h Of said notes at the rate Of ten psr
cent per annum after msturity.of which the frst
four Of SAID notes are Que aud unpaid.
And now, said four promisssry notes having 10
come due and payable and the said Willard Bar
rows having failed topay the Same, David True
Trustee - Aforesaid, do hereby give this public
notice, that By virtue Of the power which
10 in mo vested By sid Deed OF Trust,
! will on Saturday, the 10Th day Of September
A. .. 1868 ct the hour Of 2 o'clock ID the
afternoon Of sad day, ~ the Court House door il
the city Of Davenport, expose and offer for sale II
public auction, the parcel Of land above
described OF much thereof ~ ehail be eces.ary
to satisfy and pay the amount Of said note.
with the interest thereon to tho da- Of sale
together with all the costs and expenses attend ~
said sac, costs IF this notice asd Trustees fees.
Dated the 4th day Of september A. D. 1858.
DAVID s. TRUE,
sp4-dts Trustee
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-22
New YoxK, Sep. 81.

NEW fokK, sep. Il.
The World says, edil"',ally, that p'i-
yate adv,ces represent con-ider.ble 'cel-
ing in New Orleans on the intervent'"n
question, esnec'ally among the French
and Cl.ole population. Thi- feeling has
bcen stimu attd by the latest mail from
he N, nth, ard it WIS known to the
French Consnl At New Or cans aud 9th,
ers that the French had occupied Meta
mort. with 1000 or 5000 men within q
few days. A collision was anticipated
between the French and F. der~l gun
boats at the mouth of the RIO q, ande on
some mater c,nnccted with ton and
Confederate supplies. The feei"g in
regard to inlervent on was recently ind,
ca cd by an advance of five per cent. in
Con edeuatc bonds.
FIX Gov. Mo,chead, Of Kv., who il nov
in Paris, j. is alleged, has written 10
friends in New York that Napoleon and
JEFF. Davis had formed a sec ct ,re.ty OF
recognition through the agcucy Of Sill
dell.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-22
DAWSON / TRUE,
ag2l-d4wl Attorneys for the Plaintiffs.
TRUSiEE'S SALE,

WHEREAS. on the 81 day Of June, A. D.,
w 1851, Burr Andrews and Louisa Andrews,
his wife, executed unto Aboer Dawson
as Trustee, . certain Deed Of Trust, con-
veying - said Trustee tho land 10 Linn
county. Iowa, described as follows.to-wit: The
north west fractional quarter If section No
thirty one 81, lintpwnship No. eight five 1857
north, of range No. eight Is, west, of tho Fl th
9th p. m, containing ono hundred and sixty
three and Sl-l0o acres, more or less which snid
conveyance was made BY the said huvr Andrews
and vile. for the purpose of securing the pay ment
thera"r, -;suvd W said Burr Andrews. dated
the "a day Of Juno, A. D, 1857, for the sum q
two thousand four hundred and eighty fx2.4sOl
dollars, payable to the orde Of Thomas II. Bis
sci one year after date with interest At ten per
cent. per annum after duo.
And now said proniseory note having become
duo and pa, able, and the said Barr Andrews hav-
ing failed to pay tho same, /, Abner Dawson TINS
tee ~ aforesaid do hereby give this pubic notice.
that by virtue Of tho power which is in me vested
by said iced Of Trust, will. on We ,nesdsy, the
I'D day Of September, 4. d. 1863 at tho hour OF
O'Clock in the afternoon Of said day at the Cour,
house dor in the city Of Dayen expose and Of
Ter for sale. at public auctio a. tho parcels ef land
above described "a much thereof Is shall be me-
cessary to satisfy and pay tho amount Of said
note with interest thereon to the day If sale
together with all the costs and expenses attending
said sale, costs Of this notice and Trustees feas
Dated the 81st day Of August, A. d 1864.
AbvER DAVl2tIN TIN tas
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-22
I.oursyIIiE. Sent. 81.


,oTTfeys i. net word tom Rosecran'
ble numbers coming into ras'c'" der
tuckv. thr ush Ponnd Gap, are "nt'"e.
T,ere a,e numerous rumors imp ''s'Oie
to authenticate. -,
A rumor i. prevsiing thai large
pat cf Grants army is RANDY '""sle
{ r~s.d to aid Rose'ra,s, a'o thAt tue
erg cement between psecru %;,;. ana
Btagg is still pr"gress'",a. 49,, IT,. VIII a..
,uti critics here do o'oelieve any very
sr,,u. ,esulls occrfed to Rostcra
army. oL AnN - =,
DAY, Charged dtn defraudiOg the gov
ernmt Mt
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-22
WAsuIkGrOS. Sep.

W AeHtN 0IONS OCP' 80
The National Republican says the
enemy tackled Rosecran- aga n on Sun
dav morning ut Q O'Clock. With over :
whelming numbers. The battle ragged
furiously I'll day. According to the lat
cat accounts received up'o 9 o'cl ok 'hi'
afternoon, which lett Chattanooga at 8
o'clock last night, two, and only two OF
Rosec,ans' divisions gave way in utter
pan,c and confusion, hut from 5000 TO
10000 # them had been r~llej and get
back to their places, ~mIc the remainder
OF the arm, had not given way or re-
treate !, and at the las moment was driv-
ne the advance Of the rebel army back
This We know is the latest news received
here.
The number # killed and wounded or
10th des will probably not fail short Of
10000,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-22
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DO you wish to be blessed with and admired
Or. VIM. HusdsA UMrlvalDcd Tooth Pow.
VI, warranted free from acid. alkali, or any 10.
Gious substance. Price, Is cents per boz.
lers, which whiten but destroy.
10 you wish 70 DO certain that your bvcath IL
pure, sweet and agreeable TO husband or wifeove,
OF friendsf Use Or. Hurdss (cIch rnted
Youth Wash. Price, 81 cents per bottle.
This astringent wash is also the best remedy IL
the world for tanker. Bad Breath, Bleeding Gum
Sore Mouth, etc. 1t has curcd hundreds
DO you, or your children suffer- from Tooth ach !
Get DIR. HnTdss Magic TOOthnche DrODs.
Price. Is cents per bostls.
Arc you afflicted with Neuralgia? Get Dr. "
=. Hurd's Neuralgia Plastevs. The most
effective and delightful remedy known.
They DO not adhere nor blister, but soothe ana
charm pain away Try them. Price. Is and q
cents. Msiled on receipt Of price.
10 Won wish . complete set Of Dental Rene
dies md : Treatise on Preserving Teeth &c,
nestest and most valuable present that one FRIEND
can make TO another. Price, 81. Sent by exprea,
on receipt of price
For sale at ell the best stores throughout tn.
country. -
CAUTION.-As there are dealers Who take I'd.
vantage OF our advertisements to impose upoy
tneif customers inferior preparations it is neces
ssry TO insist upon having What you call for, and
you will get the best, thoroughly tested, and RI.
pared BY an experienced and scientific Dentist.
Treasurer Of the New York State Dentists Asso.
citation, and vics.President Of the New Yorb
City Dental Society.
WIN. B HURD 4 CO.. New Yerk.
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