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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-07
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-07

CAFE Rae, Sept. 5. .
Tho s Gamer Sco,ia, from Llvetpool
Goth ard o.. sns.nwn 3eth 'sct here
this afternoon with three days later
news.
The American ship Anglo Saxon, from
Liverpool for New Y ork was bnrut by
the Florida, % IN lea south of kiesdae
The latest rumors say that Archduke
Maxiinilian will decline the Mexican
throne.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-07
schlrsas., Cmneer Tamsess, En1araespent,
Ciccrntion, Carries and Exfolin0ioa of
aIac ElomCs. s : =
A. er's Cherry Pectoral,
ron THE RAPID CURE Of

FOR THE RAPID CURE OF
ComShs, Celds, Dmnuenxn, 18oaeseness,
Group, Dromclieis, Deeipiene Cea- ID
sWmpoiom, and for the Relief
Of C0msumepeivc PaeBo0es
in advanced Nen9cs
or the O6sc0ae.
This Ia n remedy universally known 10 snSpase
any other for the cure Of throat and lung complaints
that II Is useless here publish the evidence Of Ito
virtues. Its unriyaed excellence for coughs and
colds. and its truly wonde. full cures Of pulmonary
disease have made II known throughout the civil
lied nations Of the earth. Few are the communities,
or even families. among then who have not como
personal experience Of lis ,fIects-- sDrnc living
trophy in their midst of IT'S vic tory over the subtle
aud dangerous disorders OF TIN, throat snd lungs.
A. oil know the dreadful fatality Of thee disordcrs
and IS they know. too, the effects Of this remedy,
we need not do more than to them that Il has
now all the virtues that IL did ha We when making
the cures which have won 30 sti ODgy upon the
confidence Of mankind. #as
Prepared by Dr.. J. G. AVER I Co., Lowell, xass.
E. Bsiiord, Stephenson a Ca.r,,nsn, ". ".
Park =, r. Ja oby, j., t,tsen 4 Koch u rcbs.
gel. !" Envs~s L. n. White 1seslai.a, Inns
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-07
SARN1A, c. W., SEPT. I

-. SARN1A, c. W., SEPT. Z.
The steamer City of leveland reports
the loss of the steamer Sunbeam last
week Oh Lake Superior
During the gale all ,he,passengers and
crew, will, the exc ption Of one wheels
man, were lost. -...-
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-07
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ynSAt a<e. / iegro9 tdnud gnils, VI
NvaT khorn case, wete eyt .
murder 70 ,. ,sI by old kfGsn. iHkrbu,.
S The e.sso.icu ,eek place at 70 o'elork'
n aas me direction q Col. Scott com.
.."dsr Of the post, assisted BY Maj. NJ.
=. a" and capt. J.'H. Williams, Provost
Ma..hsI Of Coluu W. ~,
The exeautlon was attended with some
military display, AID witnessed by
! crowd II ps p,s 10th blsck and white
numbering $500.
The condemned confessed their guilt
but claipea, in extenuat'on, that the,
were in. ,igated TO the deed by wht'
men, One more-is- in Jail awaiting ap
.Droyal of sentence
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-07
If you Go. use
HO0N anHs GsfsMast DifSers.


From Rev. j. Newton Brown. D. D., Editor Of the
Encyclopedia Of Religious knowledge.]
Although not disposed TO favor or recommend
Patent Medicines in &c ieral, through dis'rust OF
their ingredients and effects l get know Of no
sufficient reas, rs why u man may not testisy to
what he believes himself TO have received from
any simpIs preparation, 10 the hope that he may
/ us contribute ~ the benefit Of others.
do this ,uore readily in regard to Hooflsr de-
German Biitcrs, pit. parei by D-. G.. N. ckson,of
this city, because was prejudiced against them
for many years, un5er the Impression that they
chiefly al oholic mixture. ! am indebted
to my friend obeit Shoemaker, Esq for The re-
woval of this pref udice by proper tests. and tor
encouragement TO try them. when suffering from
great and long continued debility. The use Of
three bottles Of tn ese b;tters at the beginning Of
the PRESENT Year. was follos cd by evident relief
and restoration degree Of bodily and mental
vigor which hai not felt ;or six III sntas before
aud had almost desraired OF regain,ng. ] there
fore thank God and mi friend for drect ing me to
the use of them. J NEWTON bR ,WN.
Dnr, luna 1871
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-07
WILCOX T. GIBBS
s. T. WIN M A HIN II
Price, with Hsmmcr & Feller, $40
THE wilcox GIBBS SEWING MACHINE
is the best machine @,tiout regard to price, for
Family sewing,
Braiding,
EHeEnining,
.s Telling,
Trucking,
l'Orlling.

| SOfODugs
1t forms fiat. even and elastic seam which is
warranted not ~ rip in wear even if the seam is
cut a. frequent intervals and also under all cir
| cunstances "to survive the wash tub
patented device Of great utility to learners.
prev nts tue possibility If the ina chime being un
in the wrong direc: on or the balance VII co.
wea ing lady's dress
Ano her feature which deserves particular at
'ention is the " ilcox Patent Needle, which can.
not DC set wrong. -
tits cmphaticaiIy the grcd low priced family
| sewide machine that the public have lone uoen
wanting for.-Bostos Transcript.
It's indeed wonderful prod elton an | for fam.
~ US. esFecialy no other will bear any compar
| il % with it, Phil. Esssing Josrns1- ss
Amechaniaal wouder.-Scis-tifc An,estcaw.
Among the bet and most sssvieea,.ie sewing
machines hight and elegantly finished and so
simple IA its Construction that it seess almost
inposs'b 9 folit TO get out of repair PitasJuyg
Chronicle. sgf - -
k's combined with its own peculiar merits all
the really valuable imp oveoents OF tho higher
|, price m,chines. Penn. ylranian s..s
Toi' mschine in the opiaion Of the committee
MIS- more nearly tho requirements Of . perfect ma
chine thsp any on exhib., n stttute
Report of 1865 s.. .4 -
/ Taxing into consideration smplicitv ch ca pnc,s
DUR biilty and coiag all work .he conmi,tee we're
unanimously in fayvr Of the w iIccx Il Gibbs a
r nge ihr ;ad machine - Pesmsytuas;a S.aae A.
fOcicf fSepork ri ~.
We - st In Jasticc express our conf Hence in the
Snsriis of the lccx 4 Gibbs sewing machine =
" consider that great disidevatam has been
upp'ied hy tin proving Aeysnd donbs that two
h'csfs are net. a. was suppesed. accessory TO a
ko'd nacaine. Chri.tiaA Adsocate and Journal
Vans ,1S6e. yf.l4is m .s.r =, 81. q. -
ter inueh wear and many vashiurs the
stitshing e fuund~to rst.in sil the rosnd ness.
tvedne.s and Grmness watch arc 90 much id mired
1t st.-dsw York San.
!n princi, lett is perfect - Emgiseer L1sdos,
Has dent pointa Of superiority ovsr II others.
ssrsi cable machine. or this we have sx-
Rerier C in our ovp family - Rosson 1yourier.
TINS oeidty and simplicity Of lie mschaniem
aHhagirAtl%- Euressss'i i i1erssg--
sVss~inE' n ,.hfns keretofore .introduced has |
p - short teA scqst e1su6h swSN tSsri,ed po,-
tla.isy.- CSacisessf Gaxetfs.. -, 80 100
W vsseem i ths UT nsSbtns ~ farily v,s.ll
As H.ss w = ss!M = H. aesy ks.-
Esesd, lpsua ltssulee~lG ssgT
JANAksNeihOQ&xalN iuessittSf. n
sps-etf ~ sssei $50 i6sssd~sy n. r.
ya5r7sr r1s-urrr$ss sssssss4sS al 4.4-zlA
3Dksn WAN n~6nrsea - .. 81 IL
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-07
No Alcohol or Bad Whisky

They will cure the above diseases in
ninety nina cases cut Of hundred.
DOY0U WANT SOMETHING To / RENGTH-
EN- YOU?
DO YOU WAET A GOOD APPETITE?
DO YOU WANT TO BUILD UP YOUR con-
STIiUTI0N!
Do you WANT TO FEEL WELL?
Do YOU NANrT0 GET MD Or NERVOUS
NESS?
DO YrU WANT ENt RGY!
DO You WANT TO SLEEP WELL?
Do YOU WANT A BRISK AND VIGOROUS
FEELING?
If Won do usA
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-07
the RrsI :! SEWING MACHINE

AZ the great international Fair las. year Il took
the Imperial Geld Medal A. nsst and hisbcst nrs.
MUM Tor cxcellsneg o. Machins; also ionr osh -
Gold Medals as First Premiums for the four dif-
fe'ent grades Of work also -four hsno rsble men
'ions for good york. CON, rising the .onty preuyi
uiDs vven either for excelIency or for work. Thns
tho Iisinal Howe Sewing MsciIine, from -which
I'll Others derive Their titasity. has estabiiyhed
itselt hy taking fve Gold Ms0als out II III. Z "A
ionr homo able m.nffyns out Of I've q = WorIass
Fair, rhess all Of theileadips sewing nashines-
noih IN this country and Europe wers On trial ~
examine at - p. T. cones. :.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-07
DR.. e. w. ROBACK

Seld a. Wholesale in Chicago by Full, r
FiNCH FULLLk. and all druggists
!, Country Merchants snd Dealers supplied
Sold in Daven or. BY r. Jacoby, r.,E. = hal
lord, Stevenson / carnahan, ". w. Parker 4;
Schlcgel, Diizen / Koch and N. Koyacs.
my2R-dAv1v
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1863-09-28
INTELLIGENCE OFFICE.

FT4HE UNDERSIGNED HAS OPENED An
Tn4eIljgepce Office, on Third Street, four doors
vest Of the Washington Hotel, where he will give
strict and prompt attention to all business IN tha
line JohN " Al A-NfN'
Zeitung oopy-spl5
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-01

The SHIPMENTS OF GoLD FROM CALIFORNIA
II will be seen from the tabular statements
which we publish this morning that the ship
ments Of gold from California du ring the past
year were ten millions Of dollars less than
during the year 1861. This large decrease, 1t
will be remembered, was in spite Of the enor-
nous premium to which gold had risen in this
part Of the country, and which increased the
shipments fer month or two, aud would have
resulted in tremendous outpouring Of the pre-
oious metal had not the imbecility Of the Navy
Department prevented. On account Of the
dread Of rebel privateers and the general dis
trust Of the incompetent Secretary of the
Navy-who has just ordered conveys for Cali
fornia steamers, after eighteen months Of de-
lsy-dealers in gold refused to ship II in large
quantities from California, and thus the Ala
bams has been allowed 70 keep up the pre-,
MUM
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-01
THE BITUATION.

The reports in circulation yesterday that Stuart's
rebel cavalry had made raid into Maryland at
Point of Rocks are not true. The story originated
from the fact that few rebel guerilas had crossed
In search of some booty from Balls Bluff to Har.
rison's Island.
the Potomac. A reconnaissance in force went
out on Tuesday morning, (which viii probably be
heard from in few days.
II is believed that Q considerable portion Of
General Lees army has moved from its late posi-
tion, and gone up the Rappshsnnock. It's dcstins.
tion, Of course, is not known.
The news from the Southwest to-day ia interest
ing.
General Rosecrans has made an important
demonstration on Murfrcesboro Tenn. Learning
chat il was not fortified and that Bragg's forces
were reduced by the absence Of Forests
cavalry. who were making raids in other directions
General Rosecrans moved his army on Friday last
towards Murfrcesboro. Generals Crittenden and
McCook led the troops directly on Murireesboro,
while General Thomas went with his corps TO
Lavergne, by the Nolinsvillc road. The rebels
kept up skirmsh the entire way, but were gra
hually pushed back fully eight miles. General
Rosecrans now threatens Murfrees boro, and holds
that we took six hundred and fifty prisoners and
three guns. At latest accounts heavy firing was
going on near the NolinsvIllc turnpike, and a ge.
neral engagement was anticipated. The enemy
were drawn up in line Of battle on Stones river,
and would probably have battle to-day.
We have later news from the scene Of action at
Van Buren,, Arkansas, detailing the incidents Of
that brilliant affair. Our army was Smelling the
enemy, according to General Blunt's official de.
spatch. Among the property captured are four
steamers, three Of them heavily loaded with sup
plies, ferry boat and a large amount of ammu.
milton. Quite number Of the enemy were killed.
The rebels burned their srsena, and ferry boat At
Fort Smith, 70 prevent them falling into our hands;
also large quantity Of provisions on the opposite
bank Of the river. A general conaagration was in
progress when our forces left.
The rebel army ia considerably demoralized.
Many deserters came into our lines, who report
that two regiments OF Missourians stacked arms
few days ago, crossed the river and went home.
Another regiment Of Mssoursns left short time
eitcr, taking their arms with thcm. Two regi.
snents of Texans also stacked arms and started
Tor home. A regiment Of cavalry was sent in pur.
suit; but, instead Of arres,ng, they joined the
IuDaways.
II Is rumored that Mr.. Lincolns emancipation
proclamation, which is to be issued to-day Is no,
TO include large portion ofyirginia, presumed to
be loyal nor the city Of New Orleans, in Its opera.
lions II Is also stated that the President is about
70 assign Gen. Butler to an important command
upon his return from New Orleans.
The iron-clads ct Fortress Monroe are on the
move. The Passaic, Monitor, Moniauk and Ga.
lena left there on Tuesday for some point moi
stated.
we give some interesting news from Key West
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-01

FIRES AND AccDEnTs-Among the statistics
published in this mornings HERALD are those
of the losses of property by fires and Of life
and limb by steamboat and railroad accidents
during the past year. Before the war broke out
these tables used to form very important fea-
ture Of our New Years statistics but now they
seem scarcely worthy Of regard. Over one
thousand persons have been killed and wound
cd by railroad and over three hundred by
steamboat accidents, and about eighteen mil
lions of dollars worth Of property has been de-
stroyed by FIRE; but what are these losses in
comparison with those in battle? Why, the re-
pulse at fredericksburg alone cost the nation ten
thousand men killed aud wounded and about
one hundred millions of dollars. During war
tmes the usual disasters OF times Of peace ap-
pear insignificant.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-01

TIE COMMERCIAL FAILURES or Tue LAST
YEAR.-wo publish to-day the important cir
cular Of Dun & Co., giving an account of the
commercial failures of the last year. 1t shows
that the rebellion, when it FIRST broke out,
proved most disastrous to commerce, as the fail
ures Of 1861 were one hundred and seventy eight
millions, whereas the failures In the year ex-
PRED are only twenty-three millions. A
wonderful difference, to be accounted for
by the impetus given to particular branches
by the war. The Southern States, of course,
are not taken into the account. The very small
number of failures and the diminished amount
OF liabilities, as compared with preceding
years." show great abundance Of money.
The return Of peace, with resumption Of
specie payments, will bring large increase
of importation and reduction in the prices
of goods, the whole country being now
aeeced for the benefit of the manufactures Of
New England and Pennsylvania. The great
point now is to "avoid undue imitation" and
speculation, and to lowe as little money q
possible"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-01

The Tamany Han primary elections passed on aaisas
last night, far asccrainea, nth the sxceptcn
Of the sixteenth ward. The election in This ward
held at the Seventeenth street ana Ninth ave
nue. aud passed 'on in anything bal quiet manner A.
the time the V,h opened grca, crowd Ind congeg-d,
and here was the creates, pushing elbowns and yons
imsg.n abe, making confusion worse confounded Tho
fac, in this ward most bitterly opposed 70 each
car e. and the pugss Of each. on this occasion, were
rx,st anxious TO distinguish themselves. Thoro wers
several downs aud ose or two we'll contested rough
and tumble lights The police, however, had usubs
One OF the tickets headed by the Hon. e. b Hart, ana
,he other wa. headed BY City Judge McCann There
doubt win be severe contest this matter In Tam
Hall
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-01

All the managers Of places of amusement anticp ate
crowded houses tonight aud will not be disappointed.
Good weather bad weather. the people will 20 the
theatres during the holidays. There doubt, there
FORE that the amusement managers will happily inaugu.
Fate the New Year, and extend to them all the COM
pments Of tho
Az waacks the very funny conedycaled ''Ths nvisi-
BILE Husband win be repeated. Mr. Charles Fisher plays
the inv isble Bensdc, full the audience Miss
Mary Cannon, Mr. George Holland, Mr.. Mark Smith and
Mr.. Lester wallack, amusing they be, and
Miss Fanny Morant outdresses Mrs Hoey. The old year
has been vsry happy TO al connected with this
theatre aud the public viii do all Il TO make the
New Year happy also.
Mr.. and Mrs Barney Williams, having temporarily re-
linquished sThe Irish Ambassador give holiday pro-
gramme Of good old pieces at the Winter Garden, aud
will Of course, draw large audience
ssBlonscite will be Played to night at laura Keenes.
There viii be matinee Saturday, aud Monday
next Mrs John Wood will eclipse the fairies and delight
the town.
At Nibo's the magnificent burlesque OF "Fsust aud
Marguerite" win be repeated Tomorrow night Mr.. j.
b. Roberts takes benefit He Is the best clown have
had here since Dan Rice Manager wheatley promises
new wonders for the new year.
"Der Frelschuiz' will be performed at the German
Opera House this evening This is opera precisely
adapted to the mine and lover OF the Fader
land should miss seeing !, aud Anschutz.
Al the Brooklyn Academy Of Music Miss Kate Bstem
appears in Tho Lady OF Lyons for the arst time in
the City OF Churches. "standing only, viii be
the order Of the evening.
The New Bowery theatre has both afternoon and
ing performances to-day The regular company does tho
heavy business Tony Dener appears in pan,omime, and
/ Brooks In farces.
Two performances will be gyen also ut the old Bows.
~ theatre. Mr. q. L. Fox Is the here and shines
more brightly than ever Persons who patronixe shc
Broadway theatres exclusively miss Of the act
\ ing In the city by sighting the Bowery.
Barnum gves The Jewess Of Frankfort. the Vision
or Fate" all day and all night In honor Of New Years
The live abno family, with real hair and all sorts Of
queer FISH, including Commodore Mutt, Herr Driesbach
and his bears, and Barnum himself win be on sxhonicn
The Broadway Menagerc continues 70 flourish, and y
becoming institution Two Japanese pgs-not Tommy
or the princeshave been added the collection and arc
said to be uger than or poor Greeley. The late Com
Council will call upon these Japanese natives IN
| body.
The splendid buresque Of Dinorah" IS the feature al
Woods Minstres aud Grau ought 70 see the anar anc
take a lesson in management Brysnts' AID Buckley,
troupes appear as usual nooleys Brooklyn Minstresar
funnier than Beechcr.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-01

REBEL RAIDS IN VIRGINIA AND TIVE SorTu
wEsr-The numerous recent raids of the
rebel cavalry chief, General Stuart, furnish
abundant evidence Of the wisdom Of McClel-
lsn's gsneralship. They present proof posi-
tive that the overland route to Richmond Is not
the true military gate to the rebel capital; and
that Is what Mcclellan has always maintained.
The line of operations is evidently too long and
too much exposed on either flank. No good
general would undertake to advance on Rich
mond by that route while powerful army con-
fronted him. II success is ever TO be achieved
Il will be In different direction; and the sooner
the advance by Fredericksburg is abandoned
the better for the cause OF the Union.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-01

TESTIMONY or DISTINGUISHED FOREIGNERS TO
THE GENUS OF McCLELLAS.-A distinguished
Frenchman, the Prince de Jsinvills; General
Prim, Of Spain; Prussian officer Of distlnc-
ton, who served In the rebel army, and a
Swiss officer, whose letter we publish to-day.
all combine in rendering General Mcclellan
their tribute Of superior gcncralship. When
the representatives Of so many warlike nations
bear such testimony II Is not to be safely de-
spised There il o great reckoning at hand,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-01

Captain theodore B. Hamilton, q the Thirty .thrd reg
ment New York volunteers has been app<ntes Lieutc
nan, colsos Of the sixty second New Trk Volunteers
for ma rked xsilsnsry in the Geld.
Captain james II. csllcn, commanding q company in
,bs ono Hundred and Sixty ninth regiment New York
s,sta Volunteers has been appointed an aid on the stat
Of pf,sader General James A. GArned.
captain J. A. slipper, Asstant Adjutan, General ia
Asercrombies division OF ie Army Of the Potomac Ia At
the Perrspoot House, eookyn, leave Of sbsente for
ten days.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-01

Our Posr OFFICE TROUBLES EXPLAINED
Some time since we complained in the columns
of the HERALD Of great carelessness or some
thing worse in the management of the mails
and the post Offices. BY every mail We were
notified that letters containing money, checks,
drafts, and even important correspondence in
tended for our paper, had been posted. which
we had never received. This state Of things
has continued and increased Of late.
Our troubles were of course made known to
agent who appeared to be doing his best to
discover the cause and he has at last been sue
cessful in detecting a person in no way con-
nected with the Post Office, but one who had
stealthly obtained access to our letters after
their receipt at the HERALD Office, but before
they had been opened He was ingsniously
and thoroughly caught, and has made virtue
Of necessity by acknowledging himself the
author Of the extensive and annoying dspreda-
tons.
or course others in and out of the Post Office
are thus relieved from all suspicion and blame,
and we shall proceed to credit the various sums
lost to those who sent them in all cases whore
we are satisfied that such moneys reached this
establishment. All checks and drafts taken
we're destroyed, and duplicates will be re-
CURED Meantime our confidence in the Post
Office Department is, we are happy to state,
fully restored.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-01

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