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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-12-21

From Geo Wiley. Orgsnist and Director Of Mu.
sic At John Street Church, Lowell, Mass.
LowRLL, MASS.
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M Jacobs, Ira Jennings, Geo II GRAY, VolDev
AinswOrth, Curtis G Eaton, Allen Morse, Geo
E. Hall, Charles Ii Eaton, William V Peck
Lewis S Wood, Geo w Chase, Henry p Vince.
lock, CerodOn Smith, Edwin d Haskell, Otis ]
Richard, Harvey Hersey, Clark NJ Gray, George
Bigelow, George H Sumner.
! Plainfeld.-Edwin Lane, Jared S Law.
renee, John d Cummings, Jas NJ Perry John
T. Shepard, Erastus McCrillis, Jas NJ Batchel-
der, Oliver Richards, Jacob Batchelder, Solomon
Bartlett, Alba Martin, Martin f Lawrence,
Abijah Howard, Alonzo H Powers, Charles W
Scott, Sidney Bemis, Stillman Parks, Benjamin
Lawrence, Philander Mower, Martin d Bemis
Charles Morse, Alpheus Batchelder, Wheeler j
Batchelder, Erastus Batchelder, Lucius NJ Har
ris
Marshfeld.-Eri B Spencer, Orville Clark
Frank Jaqueth, ] c Clifford, VIM Nichols, Geo
Worcester, Ambose ' Tyler, Austin Spencer.
Jr., Oren Pratt, Harvey Batchelder, Frederick
McCrillls, Nathan Skinner, Edwin Merritt
Harris M Pitkin, Marshall G Smith, Harrison
Batchelder, Aaron j Brown, Marcus r Bliss,
Charles NJ Wing, David Huntington, Samuel
Cole, Henry c Wells, Horace Pike, Thodore
Wood, Charles Bent, Ashael Mears, Web.
ster Greeley, Geo Lance, Philip St Cyr, Jack.
son Bernis, Tyler Spencer, Geo o Davis, Nelson
Bemis, JnoathaD, N Davis
Neutrality-suspicious. B Bruce, Edwin Bruce,
Abel [ Way, Aaron Carr, Sullivan Hackett,
Llnneus Wood, Alonzo A Clark, o A vii.
Dor, Stephen Leavitt, VIM W H McLoud, John
Goodell, Geo Bemas, Willard Sprague, Mer-
rill Sloan, Geo White, jeremiah B Airswortb.
Augustus A Bliss, Chas E Weeks, Ira G Jewell,
Benjamin f Rideout, Lewis Goodel, Corlis o.
good, Sidney o Wells, True A Town, Samuel
Daniels, Geo. H Wells, Edwin II Celley, PHI
lander Way, Austin Carr, Martin Lyford.
Worcester.-William Hinckson, George W
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bert Dugar, Oliver L Watson Elijah b Harris.
David q COpp, Edward NJ Hamlet, William B
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THE DISEASES OF ERROR
lies WaLadies d Erre,,r ]

l, John B. Ogden, M. D.. author and publisher ~ the
above work. do hereby promise and agreeo send free
OF charge) to any young who will write for IT,
pie coy for perusa The proper study Of mankind is
MAN. This valuable work issued and sent forth for the
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Address
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N|Vm1 No. 90 Nassau St., New York.
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WASHINGTON, July rs.
BY The President Of the United States of america
A PROCLAMATION


BY The President Of the United States Of america.
PROCLAMATION
1t has pleased Almighty God to hearken to the
suppcations and prayers of an afflicted people,
and to vouchsafe to the army and navy of the
United States on the land and on the sea, victories
so signal and so effective as to furnish reasonable
ground for augmented confidence that the Union
of these states will be maintained their Constltu-
ton preserved, and their peace and prosperity per-
manently restored but these victories have been
accorded not without sacrifice of life, limb, health
and liberty incurred by brave, patriotic, and loyal
citizens Domestic affiction in every part of the
country follows in the train Of these fearful be-
reavements. 1t is meet and right to recognize
and confess the presence of the Almighty Father,
and the power of his hand equally in these tri-
umphs and these sorrows.
Now, therefore, be it known, that | do set
apart Thursday, the sixth day of August nex,, to
be observed as day for national thanksgiving,
praise and prayer, and | invite the people Of the
United States to assemble on that occasion in the
customary places of worship, and in the forms APP
proved by their own conscience, render the hon.
age due to tie Divine Majesty for the wonderful
things He has done in the nations behslf, and in-
woke the influence of His holy spirit to subdue
the anger which has produced and so long Sus-
tanned needless and cruel rebellion; to change
the hearts of the insurgents to guide the coun-
sells of the government with wisdom adequate to
so great national emergency; and to visit with
tender care and consolation, throughout the length
and breadth OF our land, all those who, through
the vicissitudes of marches, voyages, battles and
sieges have been brought to suffer in mind body
or estate and finally to lead the whole nation
through paths of repentance and submission to
the Divine will, to the perfect enjoyment of union
and fraternal peace.
In witness whereof have hereunto set my
hand and caused the seal of the United States to
be affixed.
Done at the city Of Washington, this fifteenth
day of July, in the year of our Lord one thou
sand eight hundred and sxty-three, and Of the
independence of the United States of America
the eighty-elghth.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
BY the President
VIM. H. SEWARD, Sec. of State
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EIGHT SUB-DISTRICT
DUXBURY, WARREN, FAYsToy.
WAITSFIELD AND MORETOWN.

Waterdury.-Allen Town, Curtis Turner
John Tankard, Edward A Colby, Darius GIsy,
Fred Congo, Henry W Gray, Philip Preston,
George Colby, George W York, William II
Stimson, Joseph Wheeler, Francis Hubbel, L /
Pollard, Charles E Russell, Thomas Herburt
Henry II Noyes, Lewis 0 Morse, William II
Ashley, Lucius Bruce, William Hutchinson,
Grin Meaker, Ransom Chappee, WIN S Frink,
Allen Foster, Thomas f DIVER Silos
Town, Albert Demerritt, Horace P Carnes. VIM
W Murray, Benjamin Ii Dewey, Antrim Landt
Chas Bebee, Banjamn W Pratt, Nathaniel K
Brown, Simon Godfrey, Israel Luce. VIM w
Wallace, Chauncey Turner, Jonathan p Ladd
Chas E Richardson, II G Blossom, Henry NJ
Doubleday, Willis Hawley Almon W Godfrey
-Darbury.-Hazen Morse, George II CrandaiI
Wells Corss, James Casey, John Wright, AL
mon Martin, Philo Towle, George w Stevens.
Lucas Morse, Phllander Clark, Edward S Tnr.
ner, Joseph Somerville, Jacob Foss, James Per-
rim, Calvin "A Canada, Americus B ph;Ilins
William 4 Ward, Charles Blodgett, w II n
Maynard, James Avery, George w Jenna. Hem
ry G Gabaree, Edward W Strong, Theodore
Brock, Martin Hayden, Alfred Shonio.
Wmren.-Thomas Sergeant. Hiram Pratt
Allen G Greenslit, Daniel j Moriartv Dan;ei
W Nichols, James M Parker, Charles + SnaId-
ing, Steadman c Tucker Henry VanDusen ID
Rufus Porter, Milo Bucklin, Henry MooTe
I'd, VIM Hall, Geo NJ Hawks. Chas VI Bragg
Daniel McAllister, Charles Porter. Francis
Allard, Benjamin Edgerton, Burnham Ford
Frederick j Cardell, James Miller. Samuel Mr.
Allister, John NJ Hanks, Myron Davis, William
Martin, Cyrus P Pike.
FaystOn:-Hiland Campbell, Henry Kenpe,
John McCaughen, George Balentine, Nehemiah
colby, Jonas q Dudley, Horace Mehuren, Hi
ram Boyce, Eli Bruce, Jr, Edward Dillon.
John ingalls,, Walter D Porter, Alexander
S5omeryille, Moses Murphy, Matthew Whalen.
1ohn OBrien, John Maxwell, Charles NJ Fisher.
Daniel Crowley, James Band Jr, Julius F Pal
mer. .. ."..
Wa,tsfeld. Daniel McCarty Lorenzo Davis.
r. Campbell, Allen e Mathews, Franklin r
Ihomas' Lewis Joslin. Solomon Smith. Hi
ram Haselton, Chas. L Bigelow, Jr., Henry F
Mathews, Alfred B Steele, James p CarpeDter.
Gmery Judkins, James Ryle, Carlos e Jones,
fatrick Nancy, John Ferris, Richardson Glea.
son. ~
- Moretown.-David Rollins, Cyren Bruce.
Patrick Flynn, Edwin Hard, Harry Bronson,
george Wiley, Byron Wheeler, Oscar Bailey
Augustine Prentlss, Nathan B Spaldipo. LIE.
weIyn Hall, John Keough, Barnabas Mayo,
Oharles Dale, Henry Newton, Moses Aldrich.
Patrick Calvin Michael Splawn, Luther Foster
Michael Goshen, AFRO B Stockwell. Michael
Cannon, Thos Lee, Curtis Stewart Dennison
freeman, Austin Kerrin, VIM Dwyre, Michael
Taylor, Andrew Sleeper, Luke Knapp Holl
Rich, John eastman, Joseph G Converse As
M Edgerly, Martin B Speai. I''7s1'@
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NEW DISCOVERY.
q a u Z i a M Z n.
Restoring the Hair and whiskers.

Restoring the Hair and Whiskers,
however gray, TO their original COLOR and imparng to
the hair any shade required, from
DELICATE BROWN TO A DEEP BLACK
compound is offered as the best thing known for
the above purposes 1t is easy of application con-
sng OF only one preparations does not stain crock mr.
smut ana leaves the hair most beautifully soft and pos
sy, ana OF most permanent and natural color ~
the use OF this article, all the usual soapng washing
ana spongng OF the hair is dispensed WITH and its appl
ca,on Is perfectly simple Price 81 per bottle.
ooio oy NJ o. Burr Co.. 20 fremont ST.: Geo. c. Good
WIN q Co', 81 Hanover St; Weeks Potter, 17e wash
rart. ST. John wilson, Jr Co.. 1873 Washington st.
- Hanover st., General Agents. Boston, Mass. and nv
Druggists generally. Wilma %Mu ~
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%" The greatest capture of men mentioned in
modern history was made by Bonaparte at Aus.
terlitz, where he took 20, 900 men. Gen Grant,
it is now reported, took nearly 81 900 at Vicks-
bnrg. Napoleon spoil at Austerlitz was $50
pieces OF artillery; Gen, Grants at Vicksburg
is sta ted to be 238-embracing nine siege guns
and 209 pieces of light artillery.
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TENTH SUB-DISTRICT.
CABOT, CALAIS, PLANFIELD, MARsHrIELD.
WOODBURY. AND WORCESTER.

CABOT, CALAIS, PLAINFIELD, MARsHFrELD
WOODBURY. AND WORCESTER.
Cab0t.-Henry d Smith, Hiram S Wood
Lyman Ii Hopkins, VIM Wells, George Shaw
Alonzo Sargent, II Dow H F Clark, George
F. Heath, Simeon Heath, George c Smith,
West Davidson, Francis L Knapp, Alonzo F
Sprague, John Wilson, Parker Swazey, Emery
) Clark, Hector Garfield, Virgil B Webster,
Hamuel W Howe, Charles N Fisher, Jasper j
H Il George @ Scott, Anthony A Perry Geo
n n HGyt, Harrison Whittier, Emery d Hooker,
Charles Collins, George R Heath, VIM II
herrick, VIM j Haines, Jewett Perry.
Cdlais.-Jacob E Wheelock, George W Nell
son, Chandler Collier, Sherman Brown. Charles
Martin, Groin Pearce, George L Newton ,Alonzo
M Foster, Ransom Walling, Harry French
George W Ainsworth, Marcus G Kiniston. AFRO
Nelson, John Q Haskell, Augustus Morse,
George Gero. BENJAMIN P. White. Hubbard
Linsey' William V Herrick. William G Robin
son, John @ Hammond, Fri Batchelder. Ira
u Gochrin, Lemuel 7 Goodell, Lewis w
'oodry, freeman Tabor, Martin Dudley, James
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Pure Italian Queen Bees.
PRICE $50

PRICE $500.
A FEW colonies OF Italian Bees for sale r.o,,
"A Queens, OF beautiful color, Cor $500 or az 90
whom warranted pure. For psrtlciars address Wv"
t.L NtJH ~ ..... J. d. GOODRICH
''n East Hardwick, Vt.
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BY TELEGRAPH
TO THE FREEMAN.


PHILADELPHIA, July II. The Inquirer says ::
From information from Washington it is gener-
ally believed that Charleston was captured on
the l4th. Another account says Beauregarde
evacuated and burnt Charleston.
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New YORK, July II. Late arrivals from Rich
mond report great gloom there over the recent
Union victories.
CINCINNATI, July II. Col. Bourke, with
1900 men, encountered Morgans forces at Ber-
lin this afternoon. The enemy lost four killed.
We lost none Morgan moved in an easterly
direction
Gen. Hobsons advance reached Piketon to-
day, twelve hours after Morgan left.
LOUISVILLE, July II. 1t is thought Morgan's
force will soon be captured. A dispatch from
Gov. Tod expresses the belief that Morgan and
his band will soon be captured or destroyed. He
is surrounded and all avenues for his escape are
effectually closed against him.
MEMPHIS, July Is. Gen. Hurlburt's scouts
report great excitement and CONSERVATION
throughout central Mississippi, caused by Gen.
Sherman movement. Cattle, harses and ne
groes were run across the Tombigbee river at
every ferry. Large numbers of the latter were
trying to make their way into our lines.
Col. Matches I'd Iowa cavalry is in pursuit of
wiz iCpOA Onho hOlp VII VI SuuIIootOu duu
Memphis railroad. He encountered Forest,
Biffles and Newcomb, with 1000 mounted men.
Our loss was Is killed and wounded The reb-
Ell loss was So, and 100 prisoners and 125 good
horses. Col, Hatch drove the enemy.
PHILADELPHIA, July II. Nothing reliable
has been received here regarding the capture of
Charleston. 1t is understood on good authority
that the Government has received dispatch
from Gen. Rosecrans, stating that the Chatta-
nooga Rebel announces the capture of Charleston
on the l4th
The Washington Star of this date says ::
f." We regret to be compelled to discredit this
report"
A dispatch reached here from the west, stating
that rebel prisoners taken, say Charleston has
fallen.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, July H. News received
from Chattanooga to-day says that Charleston in
in the possession of the Federals.
WASHINGTON, July II. Col. Fry, Provost
Marshal General has issued an order that Pro-
vnst Marshas are informed that no orders have
been issaed countermanding the draft
Adequate force has been ordered by Govern
ment to points where the proceedings have been
interrupted.
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- Albert Gallatin Brown, the colleague of
JEFF Davis in the U. s. Senate, has taken the
oath of allegiance. He says he never believed in
secession.
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PORTLAND, July IT. A fisherman reports that
while coming up from Harpswell this morning
between 10 and II o'clock, and when about If
teen miles southeast from Portland, heard heavy
firing, apparently two vessels firing broadsides
One vessel appeared to have heavier guns than
the other.
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New York, July l7-3 P M. No disturb
ance to-day. The Fire Marshall estimates the
total loss by fire from tine mob $4,000.
+, New YORK, July Ia P. M. Gems. Wool
and Brown have been relieved from command
here, and Gen. Candy assumes command of the
Department of the East. There are some 5000
troops now in the city, and regiments continue
to arrive. No disturbance has yet taken place
to-day.
The Post states that Gen. Candy supersedes
Gen. Brown, by order of Gen. Wool. Some 30
rioters were killed by the It'll regiment last
night. Not casualty has been sustained in the
18th regiment.
Forty-four fires occurred between Monday
morning and Thursday night.
The 54th regiment volunteers, and the 18th
regiment, artillery, are on their way here from
Rochester.
New YoRK, July II. Gen. Dix will arrive
here in the morning. Gen. Fitzpatrick had a
conference with Ger. Sanford to-day. 1t is un-
derstood to be in reference to the arrival of cav
airy from Washington TO patrol the city.
Efforts to effect the Withdrawal of troops from
the 18th ward failed, though recommended by
the Governor. The prisoners captured in the
city are 30 in number. ....
1t is intimated that when drafting is resumed
the Government will have no less than 5000
troops in New York. All is perfectly quiet to-
night 200 . srlJaa.r .aln,. -''..' ''.' '
nd H
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MONTPELIER, NORTHEIELD, BERLIN, BARRE, EAs
MONTPELIER, MIDDLEsEX AND ROXBURY.
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"a The cannonadng at the battle of Gettys-
burg was heard at Greensburg, q distance of one
hundred and twenty-five miles in an air line.
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New YORK, July II. Late arrivalsfrO Rich
mond report great gloom there over the recent
Union victories.
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E4R s sSRBGAE. E E4R S SSRBHAH
q gs 80. g 9. g g. 80. IS.

Mr. ward says: aDF. WIsHARE-Slr: ] had BrOn.
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Breath and Paipltation Of the heart 10 their worst
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ONCE OF RecetvOr Of Taxes, from A IL 70 Z. NJ
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Commissioners' sale.

James En.iSy, Compile. os.,,.,v
Peter II. French and others, Delta
DY virtue Of decree Of the Circuit part for Ohio
ID county, made on the Both day Of October, 1858,
directed to the undersigned as Special
and the time specified for the payment Of the debts
in said decree taytng expired, ghall, IN Monday
the 18th day of January, 1854 offer for sale at the
front door ofthe Court Hopse Of ohio county, in
the city Wheeling, that part Of Lot No. 90 situate
in the 9th Ward OF the city Of wheeling, and COM
yeyed to said French by james n. Stout and wife,
by deed now Of record IN the Recorders othce Of
Ohio county in Book No. 81, page 2S5. ~
FRafs or HALE-A sufficient amount in hand 70
pay the costs Of said sale and the costs Of said suit
and credit Oftix, twelve and eigr een months, the
purchaser giving bond and good security for the
deferred payments; said bonds bearing Interest
from the day Of sale. ~
HENRY o. RIBsHBR,
deolI.30t Special Commissioner.
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BLEEDING OF THE LUNGS,
RLEEOINRi or IHELUNGe.
RRAn DEE FOLLOWING:

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TRUSTEES SALE.

DY virtue Of o deedlof trust executed By sapt0rd
ID O. Hall on the nineteenth day OF March, 1852,
and now OF record IN Ohio eodnty, State Of West
Virginia In hook Is page62 viii in the city Of
Wheeling, at the mont door ofthe Court House. on
the third Monday In January, (lsthJ 1854, the 4s,
Iots numbered 8, eighty Q. Cnlnel aud 10, Cten)
also Is feet front Of ground running back nearly the
full depth Of said lots, situate the north end Of
Market street, in the city Of Wheeling, with the
improvements thereon, which consists Of , large
aud convenient brick house, with brick stable and
other out houses, The said house IS known o. the
OulbertBon House.
Terms Of BAle-Oash.
Persons desiring information can apply % John
A. Vincent Esa. 4. A. MAULSBY,
deci9.td6 Trustee