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prorclers ran the blockade OF New Inlet on the North
Carolina coast, about two weeks ago.
THE GIxBoAr TyAsEp.
The ganboa, Tea=er from the Nanscmond has arrived
here for repairs o. injuries received In the late engage
ments there.
EXAMINATION OF oFyfcgRs OF NEGRO REGIMENTS.
A commission has been appointed 10 examine officers
for the colored regiments being organized MAJOR
General Casey rs ns President.
IMPORTANT ARMY oRDERs.
The following bcen promulgated by the War Once
GwxsRAt ospyRs-Ho. 10.
wan prrAxrurr, ApsrrASr CESxrns ururr
WASHINGTON, May II 1873.
by direction Of the PRESIDENT of the tinted States
the sentence pubhshed against sergeant tharics Bra
FIfth ohio cavalry in General orders No 75 dated Au
gust o. 1867 from headquarters. district Of West Ten
nessse s commuses from death by teins shot TO nrr
comment ter three months from this day
I.-t having been shown BY satisfactory evidence that
MAJOR Nathan fAriy Foarth Indiana Volunteer Caval
mule. sso"s,rS % ,Ss uSea states The den, a.
reefs that he shall be- and he hereby, dismissed tho
iIIrns record Of proceedings Of Military Comm ION
convened by Orders No. 55 and No 90 Of 1867 0m head.
quarters, Camp Release. opposits the mouth f Chippewa
% 49,, ,sa mi ssn,sres 10 p ssnssa es
patton IN the commission of MURDERS rvbbcre and
rares has been sbms1 70 the President of the United
states fbc record too nrcrcct 20 justy she cxccu
on OF sentence, and the President accortngy dap
piy bava parba,li Jr mixed blood saoux rndan
xh the la;c ndlsn oatrases In that state. pardonss
~ ths president of The United States evidence ,sa
ne sred with the ndiaBs under dufsss and that he va
o no. enyssea IN tho massacre cf and chihrA.
yfls sentence BE- dismissed the military syv,cs
the TINTED states published against Captain John r. Wi
srd.rs No. bcadqusr,srs, rcrsr.d,sn, of n
soush, dated FEBRUARY ., 1858. and sa.ps.ds
by shs dspsr,psus onandef until che pleasure q u
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se..s. ".ss' .'.s NRw 'YORK, Sept. I,
: The .Herald's Qneensso VI. correspond
ent says it was the pirate Florida that
put into Brest, France, for repair.
A dispatch t. the Herald says that
pr soners deny that Lee is receiving any
large reintorcements, and says the army
is b. ny rapidIy depleted by desert on.
Tsis'is Also eosfirniei~ By cnne nj who
have come inside Of our lines.
Passes Tor over 5000 contraband, Ito
90 to Washington have teen granted
since our army came from Maryland
Scarcely "a slave 10 now TO be feued cA.t
II The mountains and north Of the Rap
pahannoc WHO is not too old for service
or too worthless Il e. JOY freedom.
On Biday 4 portion Of Duford's cay
airy crossed the river. at the I. S. ford
and tSaycrssd the rebel country s,tht
distance. overload Int saw no rebel troops
except few picke.s, who fled when on
cavalry appealed in sight. 1t 10 though
the enemy bss no troops, save few cav
airy picke's, b tween the Rappabannoel
and Isapdan rIvc's. fsff
| The ,sni'arg condition Of he Army y
improving rapidly with the return OF cao
weather.. 81
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New YoRE. Sen. 3


The banks of this cisy have accepiea
Mr.. Chase's prcpos t'on to lend tie
J;ovetdmeut $50 600, 900 at s per cent
interest, and TO be paid IN the new 8 per
cen, ccaI tender treasury notes author-
lied. BY tin great t900,Ooo,ooo loan Of
las. March. To their acct pie nee, no W
aver. two condiious have been laid
which il is believed Mr.. Chase will
sscarcely scceae to. FIRST The banks
wish the treasui y notes to run one, two
or three yeats, whereas it he's been
sdcen,ed absolutely essential TO the finan
cial safety Of the issde, that one year to
be the ex RENE limit Second: The
banks ,t,pslate that if they take the firs'
!. 45O,O0O,00O Of these treasury not's, tie
remain, NJ $3.50, 900, 600 VIII ch arc here.
!, nc or 10 be. issued shall be negotiated
through ,he banks if they shall ch ose
to take thmn, Should've loan faii to be
negotiated It. Ia. urged that Mr.. Chase
WI. be e,siy abe to replcnish the treas
my dusiag the next two months by the
issue Of certili ate. Of Indebtedness Of
i the ,b-20s ,,lds ID necessary, currennJ
to an amount fully adequate, nay by
q these me+Rs be rescued without any se.
Iious arrangement, il not positive al
sys.,tsss ltpstbe general financial inter-
es,s Of the country.
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MILITARY.
Proposals for Ssbsistcace.


HEADQUARTERS MlrfrAHY aIsrsrcr o. lowA.l
ysst - rCRsfsTkxes Ovsics.
Davenport, Iowa, Dst september, 1884,
cFALED PROPOSALS, IN DUPLICATE.
- for Subsistence, will be received as lis Ofice
until Tussiay, the 18th day Of Ssptembe
1858, IL ~ for the furnishing Of sny a.oous, Of
raiisns, rs they may be required, weekly. for the
subsistence Of troops. - Davenport, !" any nam-
Der varying rem one bwndrsd 10 fve thousand.
consisting Of the foosiDg articles in the proper
lioa set olp,site them
Pork and bacon at the ratio Of three quarters d
pouad per man.
Fresn beef 1t the rate of one pound and qsarter
per ID n.
Beans or peas AZ the rate Of fifteen pounds per
one undred men.
Rice or nominy ut the rate Of ten POUNDS per enc
hundred men
Coffee At the rate Of ten pounds per ono hundred
nm
T.. at the rate of one POUND and eight ounces
psr one hundred men.
sugar at the rate Of fifteen pounds per one han
drci men.
Vinegar a, the rate Of four quarts par one hun
dred men.
Candles It the rate of one pound and four ounces
] Ier one huud ed men.
/ Soap as the rate Of four pounds per one h. ndfed
men.
Salt a. the rate of three pounds and twelve ,unees
| per one bsRdred men.
Pepper a, the rate OF four ounces per one hundred
| men.
| Potatoes at the rate of thirty pounds Der one
hundrei men.
Moasses a. the rate tfone quart per oue hundred
|
| The bidless must be present when the bids are
opened. he con.ract viii be made with The
person who sha ,roduce the required articles on
the 10 proposal. In the contracts IL s expressly
| psov,det ,bat they shall bs Terminated NJ apy
time which the C,umisssrf General may direst,
or other officer suthorzsd. that member Of
Congress DO officer or agent of the Govern M o /,
or any person employed in the public service
shah &c edmtted to any share 10 the CO 1trac. or
benefits arising 'herefrom. Anoath Of allegian e
will DO r. qured from each bid Ter, aud bis suii-
yto PERU. IN the contract shown by the sigma
ture OF two erponsiblc bonlsmen
This contr lc' to continue from month 10 month
| until II may be determined BY the Comnissarv
-;encral OF Subsistence or other authorized Of
Ecer.
No proposals will be entertained that may be
re eli we'd fr III parties OF knnwn disloyaity
Proposals FER beef will be made separately from
the tn or par's oil TIE raticns herein c.lled tor
The contract for beef will not 70 into Effect uat
the 16 h day OF October next.
| Proposals. nu t be addressed to Lieut.. Richara
| skinner, U. >. Arm, Subsistenc &c OIicer. Mill
tary District bwa, Davenport, iowa, and shout
| be plainly mars oi, "Propesals for Subsistence"
RICHARD SKI MEX,
2 lieut. l0th Infantry, Subsistence Oficer.
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CaCNlry Horses JEHM;Cd.
CHftF QgARrEanAsrER's OFFICE,

CHftF QyaRTEsMAsrERs OFFICE,
MILITARY DISTRICT OF Iowa,
.f Davenport, Iowa, Septem Der 1st, 1853 J
c,EALED PROPOSALS WI, l. BE RECEIVED
- at this Office until IL o'c ok ~, Monday the
l4th insi for supplying The Qu,r,ermasters Do
partment with tsel e hundred horses.
The horses not to be less than fit cen an Is and
ons inch high sound and in good condition for
immc itte use in the field. To be not less tn an
six years IN re than nine yea Cd
Inc horses must b inspected by the Govern
ment inspector and delivered at the public sta
bles in this city, ssf lows:
800 in ten days
300 in fifteen days
300 in twenty days
300 in TWEEN y-fvo days,
from the letting Of the csniract.
iids viii be received Tor pirt or all advertis-
ed but hids will &c entertained for a less
nun ,er III IN ono hundrsd
Lich Did must be accompanied with one APP
ars,ed bani with two re HE sure'ies in the
-um Of 5000 90 for Zach oae huAdre head d
horses bid tor, with til. usual ,ition in such
ases. AMI no bd will be entertained unless the
above bond is attached TO it.
Bidders must DO present in person at the letting
Of the contract, and unless he is present his bid
will not be entertained OF accepted.
q .vefnfn ant reserves the right TO reject any or
ali bids.
Zach bid will be p,ainly endorsed, proposals
for furnishing cavalry horses. and addressed TO
the udersisned. qHOS. b. HUNT.
sp2 dtd CAPITA and A. q VI
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TkUoIEE,S SALE.

WHEREAS. on the 81 day Of June, A. D.,
W 1851, BUR- Azure VS. and Louisa Andrews
his wife, executed unto Abner Dawson
as Trustee, a certain Decd Of Trust, con-
veying t. said Trustee tho land in Linn
county. Iowa, described as follows.t to- wit: The
nor th -west fractional quarter Of section NJ,
thirty (3l, in tawnsnsp No eight five fS5)
north, Of range No. eight (8j west, Of the & I'll
18th p m containing one hundred and sixty
three and el-l0o acres, more or less; which said
conveyance was made by the said burr ndrews
and wife, fer the purpose of securing the pay ment
OF o g certain promissory note and the interest
thereon, signed by said Barr Andrews, dated
the 3 day # June, A. d 1851, f,r the sum q,
t." Thousand four hundred and eighty ($2,4sO)
dollars p tyable to the ordes of Thomas H. Bis
one year after date witt interest at ten Der
cent per aunum after due.
And now said pronssory note having become
due and pas able, and the said Barr ndrews hav.
ing failed tot pay tho came, A bner Dasison TINS
tee as aforesaid. do hereby give this pubic notice.
that by virtue Of the power which is in me vested
by said iced Of Trust, will, on We tnerday, the
I'D day Of Septem Der, A. u. 1883 At the hour Of
O'Clock in the afternoon Of said day at the Cour,
house door in the city Of Davenport xpose and Of
Ter for sale. at public aucion the parcels If land
above described,or 90 nuch thereof as shall be me-
cessary to satisfy and pay tho amount Of said
note with interest thereon to the day Of sale
together with all the costs and expenses attendiuv
said sale, costs Of this notice and Trustees fees
Dated the 3lst day Of August, A. d 1863.
ABNER DAWSON, Thu toe,
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TRUsrEE:s b.

-yNHEREAS, on tho 1T dsy Of Septeuler. IVA d.
W 1854, W lizard tsasf0ws and Ana II tsnfydwp
his wife, sascated INTO David B.. frve. -
Trustee, certain Deed Of Trust. coevby.
ing - said rrusiss the lsad Ia SCOT
county, Iowa.. described ~ fellbwr. to-vit:-
The vest halt Of the north vest quarter Of 49,
tion Ne. thirty tS5l in township No. seventy
nine lISl nssah, Of snge No. one (1) east, :,
the 9th r y. md Also the west half Of the
seaih- sest quarter 81 section No, nine 81 -
sowsship ~ seventy EIGHT (7s) north, Of ranse
ss ,.r - :. Of Tie sa Which ..is
for the purpose Of securing the payment Of Ire
csTtais promi-sory notss aadthe interest thereon.
signed By the said Willard Dasroxs dated tie lei
day Of september A. ID. 1889, and payable 10
the order Of Abner Dawson, a. follows: One Tor
the sum Of three hundre and fftv $500 dollars
pysbie September Is, 1850, one for three hsu-
drei and atty t$s5p) d.lIars. payable rsptem ,er
lst. Is ], one for three hundrs sni City $3.50
dollars payable september 1.t. ls62 one for thtec
hundred and City ,es5e dollars, payable Ssptcm-
Der L., 663, and Que for three thousand eight
hundred add City (ss,s5o) dollars. payable
"a h Of SAID noses At the rate or len per
cent per annum after maturity,of which the Ats,
four Of said notes are due aud unpaid
And now, said fous premisssry notes having te.
come due and payable and the said Willard Bar
rows having failed to.pay the same, David =. Ttue
Trustee a. aforesaid. do hereby give this -pnblic
noise, that by virlue Of the p,wer high
is in me vested BY s>id Deed OF Trust
! will on Saturday, the goth day Of September
A. y. 1853, ut the hour of 2 o'clock in the
afternoon Of sad day, at the Court House doorir
the city of Davenport, expose and offer for sale a,
public auction, the parcel Of land above
described OF much thereof ~ shall be eces ary
to satisfy AMI pay the amount Of said note.
, with the interest thereon 70 the da- OF eals
together with all the costs and expenses attend Or
said sale, costs # this notice and Trustees fees
Dated the 4th day Of September A. D. 1868.
DAVID s. TRUE,
sp4-lts T,ustea
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Particular Notice!

There ore many preparations sold under the
name Of Bitteys, PET up Ia quart bottles compound
ed pf,he chc,pe,t ,ci..key or run. costirg
from 90 to 40 cents pr gallon, the taste b
Anise or C":~..der Sod.
The class # B't'ers hare caused and miH con-
t;nue to 81, as long Aoy can BE- sold haud, eds
10 dse the death OF tie drunkurd BY taeis use the
system is Kept continually under 'he inR ence Of ~
chototc smnta Is Of the wo,st K nd the d, sire for
Liquor u ceaed md kpt up. and the re .uit IL III
the horrors attendant upon a drunsard's 1T. and
death.
For those rho desire and will have Liquor
3 tiers zee publish the foiio,ony receipt: GET one
bottle OF III nO1ands German f;itters. and
mr. &c III three quarts Of good npandy or
whi>kry aud the result NIL Je a pr.puotios
that 'cH tar excel IN medical Virtue ano trse re.
cell. ncy any Of the Liquor Buffers IN Tie market
AMI ,oIt Co.'S lnuch less. You riE hare all the
virtues of Ilconand's Buffers tn connection,
Nth good article Of Liquor at much ess prses
than these inferior preparations ,cis cost you.
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spa Its
LEGAL NOTICE.

$;'' ss. S e.: Notice.
Sarah l.. Smith We. Hans Puck, Jurgen Puck and
Henry Puck.
To Hans Puck ,Jnreen Puck AMI Henry Pack, sras
VOU and eacn OF YOU are hereby notified thst
| ! On the 'f2sh day of August A. d, 1868, tie
PLAINTIFF sarah l.. Smith. flied in the efi,e Of th G
Clerk OF the District Court for SCOTT County State
of Iowa, said Court then ing in session, her pc
Triton, setting forth that she 10 the owner in ice
| the following lands lying in Scott County, state
| Of Iowa. to wit: Part Of tho vest half Of The
south-wcs quarter Of section " enty four "a )r
township sew snty.siq (75) north, Of range
thr. (3) east Of the 9TH p. NJ, particularly d.s
| cribed as follows, to-wit: Commencing 10 the
middle Of Locust street at point twenty rods cas-,
of the south west corner Of said section twenty
tour l24;l thence moth fifty three and one third
| (53a rods thence east thirty seven and one
bali Ss7>a) rods; thence sou,h dhy-three and
ons-third 531a rods thence west thirty -seveu
and one-bal' tS713 rods 10 tho place Of beg n
ming, and that she is now in possession Of The
| same, AID that as she is info, med and believe.
you make some claim adverse to the estate Of SAID
petitioner in the said real estate and praying tbs
you might be notified to show cause why you
should not bring an action to try your alleged titlt
ii any.
Now, therefore. in pursuance Of an order OF said
Court. on said day rade you are hereby notified
TO appear n or before noon Of the second day 81
the next term Of said Court. to be begun and
holden on the lst Monday Of November A. D. 1868
to show cause why you should not br ng an actor
to try your alleged tito, if any, adverse to thu
estate of the said petitioner in the said real o.
tate. and that unless you appear and show suct
cause your default will be entered and judgmen
rendered thereon.
/ DAWSON 4 TRUE,
ag2l-d4wl Attorneys Tor the Plaintiff.
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iSpecIal to the Timcs.i
WAsHINGToN,

80 - s. WAsHISGroN, Sep. 2.
TIE staten mt made by the Times
that Quar!erlnaster Gen. Mess had been
removed by bf,sg sent into ex le on NJ
spec ion duty is true.
The 1T ..splcqt made by us that the
Chief, Of Ordnance Bureau bad also been
removed rs lilosise trae.
AnoLhergreat Bureau of War Depart
ment yi!l soon have young blood inject
ed into its adn,ni tration.
A Ngw Orleans. euerto the World
Describes the military and political sitna-
ton in the u paitnent OF the South.
The movement on Mobile had been aban
dopcd. .s~
There is 10 indications Of move
The situation OF affairs in tie army
and navy see III TO preclude a possi'ilt,
Of il.
Pro araiioh however arc going for
ward, suggest on new and interesting
campaign.
+ TIE confederate forces who have since
evacuated Brasbear City hid not been
tidfs on the e lei side of tie bay and
alo' g The liver.
They we understood TO be conccn
ira ed OF an offensive raid or invasi Z
thr ,hgh tn par Of Louisiana supposed
be- he'll BY opr e rees.s
Tide rebel irccs we're ca hercd al
1t. NJ ndaic, ncsr Iberia, FraLklu and
Camp Priest.
yho.pan ofthe campaign Is stated By
deser CTS t, be cotemPia'ins a marcia io-
to Latoutchc.
Gen. T. omas has gone to New Orleans
1t is rumored thai Banks is going t
| Texas and u at Gaut will command al
aAa alssissppl iiyer region.
Joe johns on's army has moved from
the vclniiy OF Enterprise, but in wha
direction is not known.
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CAIRO. Supt.

...e A's', oSPs. ..
Official no i6ca'ion received, assigns
brig. Gen. Bufod to the command Of
Post Hcleha,i Ark, top ocerd tinther as
soon as relieved by field officer.
Gen. Tu,tle Us expected here this even
ing, on he NE Of The Evansville d. Vin
Ecennes K. K. ss,v5
% The tobacco ard corn il about hafde
stroyed fom Vincennes to Sc, mour, on
the .. 4 NJ. r. r. About one thi,d Of
the tobacco and corn is de-t' Dyed sad
nearly all the cotton crop OF Southern Il
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Illinois Central Railroad.



IN AND AFTER SUNDA NOVEMBER
- Sd, trains will lesve from tle Grand Centra
epot, foot Of Lake and South Wster street
through Express, A, $50 a N, arriving :,
tally, exc, SlndaysJ sairo at 1870 A NJ.
~ This Train connects for Peoria, Alton. n
'.o:'is, Memphis. New Orleans and Mobile. ~
Acccnmodation) At 400 r N, for Cairo and W.,
Train, Stations, arriving at Cairo 4,
Every day, J s:45 NJ next dav.
r. This Tr'in, on Saturdays, will run only to
aud e,s0 Pm. A''o' " ~
TT iicSets and information, apply 1t the oaiee
the Great Central Depot.
HYDE PARK AND WOOD LAWN.
trains viii leave Chicago Leave Wood Lawn:
$50 A n xAk ~
6:45 N Q9s 20
1900 N 1QsspM
s:oO 8A5PN
wv $50 Pm
". =. ARTHUR, Gent Supt.
r. JoBHsoH. Gen Passenger Ag't nos0u
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NEW YORK. Sept.

new okA, otpt' o.
: a The CIV Of New York, from Liver.
pool the 26th and Queenstown the 81 j.
arrived this iorenoon.
II is reported that a rebel man of-wal
is repairing al i est.
The Gibbs Pars correspondent saw
that it was re o,ted on Munday tbat s.s
sell IN ddeled after tho Alabama art
qniet building in F,ench pots.
He ais, Alludes to the canard that M
ttrnct,ons have been seut To Mer Ter to
protest against the continued recognition
at Washington of Jaurez, tho Mexican
repre-. enaive,
"A committee ofthe CIR snc'pation so
ciety GA. tie o. h ", mcmori"liAed
Earl Russell to stop ,ne depa tuic OF two
sleamersHies,gn a for the Confederate
service,<onst ucted by the builders o the
AIAhtms, and rcsty to sail from the
MYey. ADD -
1hey allege that ono was to sal on OF
6out the 29th of August, and be rcc,iv
FED bv the Florida, which is hoyerpg on
the coast for that purpose.
s-Thoy alcgs that another iron clad is
approaching compile ion on The Clyde
and call upon the government to
promptly interfere and apply the la"
with vigor.
The Daily News brings up the memo.
rial Of Seward in RESP onding 10 the adj
dress Of the, atti-slavery conference Of
Manchester, and says that the argumen s
furnish the President with additional
motive tolm,t dswn the instruction.
1t is stated that, tho conf renee OF
German princes have adopted most
important recommendation to austria.
LoxDoN.Als rs reported t at Mr..
Dayton his received instructions TO pre-
tast aeainst'the French proceedings in
Mexic1.e asia.f @i
A steamer s'pprsed 10 se the Florida
vas seen passing down the channel from
Queenstown on The Goth Of - ugutt evi-
dently iii the track O. an American YES
al. aaIG &i6 .yAIi
It is stated that, Mr.. Slidell had long
interview with Dscwyne - the 90 and
81 Of Aug. 80
:. Tie central association for the reccg.
milton Of the Csntedsrate States at Mar
chester has issued a mat ifosto strongly
urgieg reccghitioa and friendly rsedi-
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-07

Louisville, Sept. l..
A'specisl to the Journal says the rebel
Ham ltoh came into Columbia with GOO
men. Hawi horn with 800 more was
III les from Glasgow, AMI small squad
was two miles nearer. The Journal
thinks the number is cxagge atad.