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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-07-23
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nc united states Of Ameriea,

The United States of America, In Rem
-. James NJ. Arnstsad iscation.
UTHEREAS, on the seth day OF June, 1868, an
w information filed in tho District Court
Of the United States for the Western District Of Yir
ginia on behalf Of the United States, BY the Attor-
ney thereof for said District against two mules, the
property of James NJ. Armstrad, and described in
said inIormatiou; in which information il is in sub
stance alleged that the thereof is engaged in
the existing rebellion against the United states.
that at the time Of his becoming engaged he WAS
the owner of the property aforesaid, that the said
James NJ. ArmsteRd y holding office under the So
called Confederate States OF America under the
rebeious government Ofthe State Of Virginia sitting
at Richmond, and praying that said property may
be confscated and sold as forfeited to the United
States; and whereas order of sale for the above
famed property was made at the Spring term, d.
District Court Of the United states for the
Western District Of Virginia at Wheeling.
Now therefore, in pursuance of the monitiOn under
the seal of the said Court, to me directed and deliv
eIed do hereby give public notice 20 all persons
claiming any interest in said property, in the
proceeds thereof to appear before the judge of tho
District CouTt of the United States for the Western
District of Virginia, at Wheeling, the 9Th day of
September. A. d. 1862 If the shall be - day Of
Jurisdiction IL not on the next day OF Jurisdiction
thereafter, there to interpose their claims and make
their allegations on that behalf.
EDWARD n. NORTON,
U. S. Marshal W. d. OF Va.
BHsJ. H. SMITH. U. s ATTORNEY. juns lat.
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For Rent and Sale.

~ The subscriber has for rent Store RoomE
small and large; also 0fices in good buIldingI
A2d story; Dwelling Houses for rent; Building
Lots and other real estate for sale.
TH0S. HORGBRoOR,
custOm-HOuse, Surveyors once,
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Upon information
for
CondscatiOn.

TN pursuance of an order Of the District oGnr. OF Of
Virginia. in the above case 70 me diTecteo, IN.
on wednesday, the sth of July, expose Tor P@ n%io
IL a. the front door of the Court House OF ONO
ie - ' It ~ chevTiny Tobacco Of different brands.
said Tobacco will be open for inspection al me
~aTrbouse Of John NJ Matthews Co, u ie" Gays
prior to the Sale.
Terms Oh 'Ai' Oa' EDWARD N. NORTON,
,o-.. u s. Marshal W, D. Of Va
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sherif's Sale.
HOODS Barnes 90
s.,.sT rs; and others Ohio GiITai. oG fgss
''-I' Mckee Brother 'Ps In chsncery.
HOODS 4 Barnes

same. al. issued from the
IN pursuance Oh the Circuit Court Of Ohio County
Cleric Iced causes, will Saturday! y
4 n dos s Of at 'h pubic GSeF
Ohio County, oa haSt bidder the undivided nine
the Of lot number one hundred ap& ia ala
o ons. being the interest Of James SALISBURY :"
lot saie-A credit of sig and eight m0n sh,d
ha giving bond with good security Sd
bond -stsjned until all the purchase money
Is paid. 81 ,o-,.,o.l. A NJ
Sale 70 COMMENCE - AIONZO LoRING,
Sheriff Of Ohio County and COmmis sioner'
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Pittsburgh Iron.
SODA ASH.
FIRE PROOF Safes.
Cor. German and First sts.,
WHEELING. w.

A FULL stock Of Burke Barnes CeIebrated
IA Safes on hand, which we sell at manufacturer
prices, the purchaser saving freight from PittSburg
MErCALF 4 BURT,
Julio Sc Main sfreek
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Sewing Machines.

GROVER BAKERS new Improved Lock Stitch
" Sewing Machines with Henmers, FelleTs and
Braiders, &e7 are the best in use. All Machines
Jos. McDONAL, General Agent for Western Va
Once No. lO91< Main Il, Wheeling, VI. ian2O-6u
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God guard our flag, and keep each stars
Ia h stripe as bright as new they wave,
stIII make il lead our ranks in war,
still hOat above each patrtots grave
Death 70 the traitor that would dare
To trail II throu<h tbs dust Of shame,
All honest hearts Its lot will share
And follow IL TO Death or Fame.
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MARRIEp

MARRIED,
On Tuesday, July 2lst, at the residence Of the
brides father, by the Rev T. II. Hudson, Mr.. JOHH
MoR0AR, jr., OF Wheeling, to Miss BELLA NJ HUDSON,
OF Brooke county, WA
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-07-23

One of the "barbarities" of the war
much commented upon by the Richmond
press and by the northern press in sympS-
thy with it has been the expulsion of reg
istered enemies of the government, COM
polling those who are within our lines,
giving information to the enemy, and
ready on the Grst occasion to rise against
our authority to go among their own friends
and within their own lines. We commend
to these complainers the order recently is
sued at Richmond sending to Libby
prison those who refuse to take up arms
against the flag of their country.
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FLOWS, FLOWS, PLOWS.

6IoR THE SPRING OF 1894 PRYOR FROST
\ would call the attention Of Farmers and Dealers
to their very extensive stock Of Of Psteut and Cen
ter Levers, Iron and Wood Stocked, Hill Sides Cen
ter Draught, and Steel Mould BOar1 Pi0ws, Of All
sizes, both right and left hand. Among them VII
be found every size of the Pittsburgh PloWs. our
Board PIows the Welisburg Pillow, and a full supply
Of Iron and Wooden Double and Single Shovel
PlOws, CUltiVatOrs, &c, &c.
PRYOR FROST,
tanS Mo-. 81 and Q Main sfTeet.
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DIVIDEND.

oTEIcE FIRE Z II. IEs. Co. OF wHEuuO-
FFHE President and Directors Of this Company
Il have declared a dividend Of per cent. from the
pT1nts OF the last SIX months payable the stock
holders on and AFTER the 10th fnst nee ni Federal
and state tax r. ". HARDING, See,S.
Wheeling, July lst 1853. InR
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The United states % America,

The United States Of America, ~
Three horse. and . colt, In cause q For
ing count es BY the military hseariOn.
property Of Rebels. .. -
WHEREAS, on the 3Oth day Of June, A. D. 1858,
w an Information was fled in the District Court
Of the United states for the Western District Of Wiz
thereof for said District against three horses aud
ono colt seized by the Htary forces of the United
States in Lewis and adjoining counties and described
in said Information, in which information IL e ia
substance alltged that the owners thereof are en-
gagged Ia the existing rebellion againSt the United
states that At the time Of their bec0 ming so enRaRed
they were the owners Of the property Aforesaid that
they severslly holding ofiees uuter die saIIsS
Confederate States Of America or under the reteI
nous government ofthe state Of VIrg mia sitting AZ
lc9nlona; ana PRAYING that said property may be
and whereas order Of sale for the aEove n.,,s3
property was made in the District Court Of the Unit
tsa StItes for the Western District of Virginia at
the spring term thereof 1861 held at wheeling
Nov therefore, in pursuance Of the monItion m
ger the seal Of the said Court to me Directed And
delivered, 90 hereby give public notice 70 all per-
ons claiming any Int rest in the said broDertv or
In the proceeds thereof appfar before the judSs
OF the District Court Of the United States Ior t6e
western District OF Virginia Wheeling on the an
day Of eptembeF, A. d. 1885, II the saIe saIi h a
Gay Of Jurisdiction, If not the next tay al sFf
dieton thereafter, then and there 10 iuterpos tbi
claims and make thsir ALLEGATIONS in that behalf.
EDWARD n. NORTON,
.. 3. Marshal for the W D. Of Va.
BESy. "a sAfa, o. .. Attorney. JUL I4t
PEDUCED THIS DAY-s71< cents Figured Ba
H regel TO Is7< cents. Also great many other
Ialz W B. sENsEXEE
LACE CURTAINS. - ~ /
A REW ssttS Of Nottingham Laes Curtains At
"A reduced prices, at - /
juIs .l W. B. sENHENEY's. J
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The Unitsd States

A certain quantity of Tobacco
seized in Preston and Tuck
er Counties as the property
of David BonnRtield.
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Maryland Lime.

100 BBLs. MARYLAND LINE, received today
lOO fTesh from the kiinS-
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In Rem.
In q cause Of For
feiture aud Con-
hscatiOn.
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CARD PHOTOGRAPas. ELf
nm DIFFERENT kinds Of Fancy Card PhOto
SSO gEaPhsat IS cents each. For sale st PART
RIDGES New Gallery. tunIa
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DEDUCED THIS DAY-s71< cent. FiSur,5 a,
H rege8 70 I6< cents. Also great many otheI
Dress Goods AZ reduced prices.
Jul2 W. b. sRNsRSEY.
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BOOKINGS UNRIVALLED BAk-
ID ING POWDER needs only trial to convince
every Housekeeper that It is just what 1t In repre-
scented to be. Jyzl
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TIVE CENTS wsrth will kill bushel Of Plies
IL You use the LIGHTNING PLY PAPER-At
%" wi gu t''''" ~ - <. BOOKING, Agt.
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'anS
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vs..
Three horses and one colt,
seized in Lewis and adjoin-
ing Count es by the military
authorities Of the Us. Is the
propeTtF Of Rebels. Oh
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-06-13
PROF. LOUIS WTNDRAn'S
CELEBRATED HERB MEDlClAN

NOW for the first time introduced into, tA!'
~ country, have been successfully used o'
tyenty-sis Years in Germany, and therest OF hU,
rope, and are particularly efficient in the cure Of
ali chronic diseases. They are imported dlSee'
70 this port. and their efficiency and safety cSN
he Yelled unon with confidence. They are,no
VEGETABLE PILLS and PONDEko&s
the best blood purifying medicine "T1ant: III. aao
unenualled for the cure Of letter, Asthma,
Headache, Sore Eyes Catarrh, Pam N ln9
Breast end Sides, Spotted Fever, ChIl" an anu
Tever Dvspepsia, Scrofula, Salt Kneunn, os az.
Ger, Jaundice, Biliousness, EruptlonS 9 o. Lac
Skin. Piles. Worms, Dropsy, Eryslpelas' IN j..
;ngs Onan Wounds, ChoGc, and in tact az te ~
seases caused BY impure blood, or 'm9e''''
"'sT pRoF. WUNDRAMs RHE 55sI;a.1;s
POWDERS, a sure cure for 81 n1''''''''
cornnlaints, Gout in particular. or7c DEM.
PROF. WUNDRAM'SE PI LEPI55o = ~ nh tbe
EDY NE only safe and reliable remedy lo' Wv
certain cure ofthis terrible con1p!ajl113% c PIX
PROF. WUNDRA D. ; 'Eu ;ast Asth,
ETTXTR an Invaluable remedy agalnssl snvs,
~ Ri;c,,sness, Pain IN the Breast, GoIsnh er.
sentarv. Red snd White Flux, Aaao%cl''
rhoa, Crarnp Chol;c, Sc: VIRGO TEA
PROF. WUNDRAMS HEkB =. ~. ks and
pleasant and wholesome beverage '0a "a those
convslescents, also for Dispeptlcs' "DN
" PROF y MIRIAM TAPh' " '''
zF fE6F, + { AE = 1b5ihAN:s roorHAoH'
Full directions accompany es 443 u Ta PIE
For sale by ISAAC en- .N,l =, iIVs ",
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-06-13


G. L. Vallandigham for Governor: and ex-o.
S. Senator Pugh as S candidate Tor Lle1aten-
anr Governor, The resolutions adopted de-
Donnce the arrest and Punishment OF Mr. VAL
Ian 1ieham. and provide for the appointment
Of q committee &c demand his restoration
Mr. Pugh made fiery speech, spurnlng and
7efying Gen. Burnside Order No. s..
Reliable news Of the occupation Of Pueoia
By the French has reached Havana The city
was given up by the Mexicans, It's defenders
heinz without food or ammunition, having
eaten even al their mules and cavalry horses
before the surrender. Advioes from Vera
(2rag reDort the escape Of Gems. OrEega, La
Lave and Mendoza, and eight nooro OF the
principal chiefs. Over three hundred minor
officers and two thousand prisoners from che
French convoy are en- route to Orizaba.
The prosecution OF Major Constable, tor
mely Acting Provost Marshal Of Baltimore,
charged uith fraudulently retaining about
three thousand dollars belonging 10 Conteder-
ate prisoners then under his charge, WAS dis
posed Of by technical error being discovered
IN the Indictment. The Court expressed no
oDinion on the merits Of the case.
On reaching the Sing Sing prison, ex-Col.
D. Utassy was duly clothed in the garb Of the
establishment and put TO work. He had his
head shaved il New York in preference to
waiting his arrival at his destination, where he
would have undergone the operation at the
hands Of the prison barber.
The captain Of the schooner Mary Harris,
from Nassau, reports the arrival OF the Con-
federate steamer Margaret and LESSEE, from
Charleston, with cargo Of cotton, etc. She
Vas chased By the gunboat Rhode Island, and
run ashore near Elenthors, on the I'd inst
The Rhode Island fired ten shots into and
through her. She WAS abandoned by the
crew and wreckers subsequently got her of,
and took her into Nassau. The Nassau papers
are almost frantic over this, which they term
an outrage on tbs Federal part.
General Couch has assumed the command
Of the Department Of the SusQuehanna. He
summonses, for the defence Of the State, all
citizens between the ages Of eighteen and sixty,
10 organize army corps-embgacing cavalry,
infantry, and artillery--to serve during the
pleasure Of the President or the continuance Of
the var When notrequired in active service
to defend The department., they will be return
ed 20 their homes, subject, however, to the
call Of the Commanding General.
4 letter from West Point states, IS an ex-
ample Of the efficiency Of tho graduating class
Of cadets, that they dismoune 3 cannon and
separate the parts Of the carriage, and remount
and rannifa them and Ere the. yin In kwentv.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-06-13
GREAT BARGAINS!
2 O0TS a q S h y { 90 y.

H lee Kaufman & 0o has co s2ffstsse bs
H. Is Royal street, opposite the Of al o.
B b SyTs, SHOES GATHERS Si 5s rass
intends to sell at the most os desire 70 e..
Ladies and gentlemen, Il y,eoou',rself and ch's@
GOOD and cheap Shoes, Tor yo0-"'
dren, please give 3 call 70 vAUFMAS,
So ! Is Royal, s 3tsna
roy 1a-lm Mrs. bnge'oF|''D
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-08-14

\Alsn TO INFORM Tnt CITIZENS OF
w davenport aud tho public generally thai
they have removed the,r boarding schoul from
the Aesi my of the immaculate Conception "a
tho Building generally known IA "SafEont :
liouee, o. brady street. between Eighth aud
Ninth, where they hro now prepared 10 receive
pupils. Other as Ronrdtr- or Hal buarlers, ~ tho
u sual terms. They hivo alsp opened Sclcct
Day School for 'hn aecommo latinn Of thoso who
wash 10 avail them-e' -rs thereof.
Tho course of instruction will comprite, ~
formerly, NIL that CONSTITUTES n geod trgitah Id
ucatan. renoh and German Languages. Music
ou tho Harp. fiano, 6ultar and huletmnr, Draw
ing, Painting on oi, nnd Water Colors, Plain and
Ornamental Needle " 9rtt.
Terms coutinns hs heretofore hut payments
mns, ho made IA advance, and rom III reis ttcre
irfH b. ~ dertaf,en
Tho nIiotm. nus adopted consists ~ y lark
hluo mcripo drees hack silk ar bald Nert
black straw hat, brown veil, aud ~hifo co'lar.
i he same for summer, but oi lighter INA Ell Al
aud whito straw hat.
Further information can be obtained ~ tho
Academy orat th. Schools attached to 81 An
thony's ard ste. M.reuenio's Churches
Davenport. August l2lh. 1893. agl5-d2w
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-08-14

RIVER ITENs.

Friday, August "a
ARRIvkp.
JENNIE WHlrrLg. Campbell, Montrose.
CANADA, Parker, Montrcse.
DEPARTED.
JIMMIE WHIrrLE. Campbell Montrosc.
BOATS LEAVING THIS EVENING.
The Northern Line packet Canada, Captain
Parker, Clerk jerks, will be due for ST. Louis and
intermediate points this evening. X. NJ. Plet-
y yman, agent.
BoA7s LEAVING TOMORROW.
Tho mail and passenger packet Bill Henderson,
captain John Rhodes will depart for Dubuque
and way points at O'Clock to morrow morning -
e. II. King in the Office. X. n. Prottyman, agent
Tho mail and passenger packet Kate Cassc
Captain b. w. Davis Clerk W illams, will depart
for Montrcsc and way points at o'clock to
morrow morning. 4, A. T,leAen. agent.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-08-14


Neck and Jo..ts, Spra,"s. n'ses Caa aud
Wo"nds, P.tcs, Hrod,che. and al. Rsa-
mat.c and Nervous d.so,dcrs.
LOR al Of viii b it is II speedy and certain
l remedy, and never fairs This Linment il
prepared from the recipe u DR.. stephen weet OF
Connecticut, tho fam 1us Some tier and has been
used IN his practice for more than twenty years
with the most astonishing success.
AS AN ALLtviAroK OF pAIs il is uLrivaled by
any preparation before tho public. OF which the
mo tskepucal may be cOny need by single trial.
This Liniment will cur rapidly AM radically,
henmatic Disorders of every Kind, and in th ou-
sands Of cases where il mas beon used il has new
or been known To fail.
Fok NhUNALat A, 1t will af, ri immediate relief
n esery case. hosrver distressing.
1t will relieve the worst cases Of HEADACHE in
three IN n4les and II is warrslled - do il.
TOO n $ Cllr also will 1t cure instantly
Fon NEkNOUS DtBlLI,Y aud Geueral Las
situde arising from imprudence ocss.this Lin
imoni is mos, happy and unsing remedy act.
inv directly upon the nervous tissues /, strength
ems and reyi6es the system, and iesores it TO eAs-
uciiy aud vig0r.
FORTlLt~ As an external remedy we claim
that II is the best known, and we challenge the
world to produce an ca al. Every victim Of th s
'isrres,ing complaint should give it uial, for il
will not fail to AFFORD immedia,e relief. and in .
majority of cases will effect u radical cure.
QUINSY d SORE TbROAT are SON otirnes ex-
tremey malignant and dangerous. but a timely
APPLICATION of bis Liniment viii never fail to cure
SPRalNS are sometimes very obstinate, AT d
enlargement of the joints is liable occur # ne
elected. The worst case may be conquered by
is Lniment in too or three days.
BRUISES, CUTS, WOUNDS, SOkES, UL-
CIR BURNS SCALbS, yield readily 10 tho
wonderful healing properties of DIX. SWtET'S
INfA LLIBLE LINIMLNr, when used accord ng
70 directions al.o ChILBLAiN>, FRO 51ED
FEET, INSECT BITES 4 sTINGS.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-08-14
COUNTY CONVENTION.

Tho Democracy Of Scott County will meet i,
heir respective Townships and select delegate,
to attend County Convention at the Court House
in the City Of Davenport to te held on Saturday
August 22d, 1853, for the purpose Of nominating
Candidates to bo voted for at the approach inl
October election.
The ratio Of Township representation will be
one delegate for each Township, and one fer ever,
twenty votes, and fraction of ton or over, cast
for Richard IL. Sylvester. at the last October elcc
tion. This will eniitle the Township to be repre-
sented as follows:
Davenport. 80 Blue Grass ..........
LeClaire ........... Hickory Grove.......
Winhed.... Aliens Grove........
frinc,ton .......... Liberty
Pheasant Valley. Rockingham.....
Buf fAlo. Cleona. .....
JOHN N. CRAWFORD,
Oh ,irman Co. Com.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-08-14

WHERE DO YOU BUY YOUR GROCERIES!
kept righ. ON the southeast osrner OF
Brady and 4,h sts.. and they do say that this
soncsrn sells more goods for less money than
any other in the city. They have evsrythi &
In the grocery line that 10 used in a family
alec nice etocL of pure liquors Tor medicinal
Purposes Give them cali and you will be
perfectly satisfied.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-08-14
THE MARKETS.
Davenport Enthusiastically Repos

OVFIos OF ruk DEN. h Nwws,l
Friday kve.. August IA.
There is no change in the market worthy OF
notice.
Wholesale, s4s0d5.20 retail, $500
a , so. Shipments 80 brls
WHEAT 7oG75c. Receipts, $40 bu.; shipments,
1900 bu.
BARLyY -55Gjsc. Receipts, 555 bu. ship
ments, 200 bu.
GoRH- 33d35c.
Oars 25M3os. Receipts, 1850 bu; ship
ments, 500bu.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-08-14
.


Sr. PAUL, Aug. Is.
The reported death Of Little Crow, re-
ccived po,itiye confirmation to day.
His son was c,ptured at Devils Lake
by detachment Of soldiers or .6e Goth
of July. lie says he was with his father
when he was killed on the Sd Of July,
near Hutchinson. and gives the minute
particulars of the affair which corr. spond
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-08-14

Another RIcHoM notice
that our former contem rorary, Alfred Sanders
E-q. 1, :smong the sspirants for legislative
b ,nors IN the field. All that We have to say
about it is this the republican ticket lie o
prevail in this county we would as soon see
him elected as any man who has been annouI.
ced. and q Iir,l. soonsr
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-08-14
Auction 9aIc.

ME RIVER HOUSE. SITUATED ON
l Front street bstwaen Harrison AID Ripley
tcgether with AL the Furniture thereto belong
ny, consisting Of Beds. So.ss, Chairs, Tables,
crockcry, SC, Sc. Also good sock of Liquor
igsrs, and the entire saloon outfit The sale
wl take place t.. morrow Saturday morning, al
10 o'clock. aPi4d dIls
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-08-14
ID 1 r. ID

On the 2Slh Of July, in the cabin Of the steam
erN W. thomas, THOMAS EDwA AID MATHEWS
aged II years He was rivste in Co. A, 9th
Illinois Reg ,ment, anu left Vicksburg 'he 24th OF
July un veil. He is buried near the Publ
Wor At Port Hudson. He was . son of b
and Mary Mathews, of this city.
At tho residence Of the parents, in Henry Co.
Ill, : ugust 18th, FLokGFCE, only daughter Of A.
A and harriet Cram ,tOn, eyed 20 months
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-08-14

WARRINKR is daily receiving large
quantities Of Boots and Shoes lie has made
arrangements to supply the whole western
country. Hyou want good goods cheaper
than others sell shodjy work. 60 to Warriner'.
svery time. let door above the Post Office.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-08-14

MAJ. kINGsBuRY-This officer Of the
U S. A and family have arrived at the Burtis
House. Maj X. is charged with the business
Of erecting the Govt Arsenal upon the Island
Cd right away.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-08-14

tbs ASSOCIATED CoNGREss.-This
body celebrates the third anniversary OF lie
organisation this Friday evening At La Clairs
Hall. Mr.. John Chambsrlsin viii deliver the
annual address The congress will debate the
following question: "Rssolsed. That when
the rebeliious States seek 10 return to the old
Union, they have the right to govern and reg
ulste their own affairs. a. before their so.callsd
secession. aud that the Congress Of The United
Ststes has no power to prevent any condition
nor 10 interfere with any Of the institutions
Of said S,ates." The public are earnestly rs
questsd to attend the meeting. admission
tree.
Those vi.hing 70 attend the sseisbls to +.
given st Nstrop opoli,sn Hall on the sane even.
Ing can slso be present as L. Claire Hall. s'
the esngress will adj urs before 10 o'clock
Exercise 70 commence 1901 n.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-08-14

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Of boots and shoes in the city 10 kept there.