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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-30
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70 IeDfY MIIltr:
=, Tx "a are hereby motif ID, in ac,orlan.e
- IN difeiu ~ OF thr Council Of the Inv
Al 'a' nFTt. gwen NJ the regular meetin, OF
al Council Nir;h ish, SOB 1, tho uD ,crs,yn.
Ivy .1atshii OF sAii q y, within twenty DAYS
alter one "esk : quo lcattun OF TINS police. To-
"" "tth'n ~ nty day from the i61h d.y ni
ma Gu $40. u hl up Inc west O. feet vi l.. {,
Ia hi ca IN the c,'y OF Uayen,,ort 80 that /, nj
anu s'sS aux "Htef VIII not re al on said lot -
II shid io' - not SO tilei by u within the time
herein mited. IN, same wan be tone Il you *
pehse ~; uiitg casts. together 18th - pei CO a.
pen i ON ne am.
MAa~Ha : orr OK. City of Davenport.
scott Goa .c~a, dsrch gth. isr3
h. l. Oy,hD,
Marshal OF tho Cay .. D.yelpoit.
mnh iG.lw
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Al Manufac Il rers' Prices
$Oiil l.U II Goods.

hCRING TIE ~ XII Two WEEKS TWILL
- ell AZ the notu Il Cost OF manu- .act ure, my
sit X Of 80 IL Guii GooIs Consisting vi PtDs set
with i.'va. Mosaic. oral. nain"l, Uny aud Cold,
81 the Latest style BrAc-le of rolu Gold; Gold
10 kets q Ia II Inting Ghropomct,rs scarf Pms
1haIns, hng-, Sea =, sleeve Fuitons, Studs,
~ mond iin-, loo h Picks, Pencils livery ar
Hcle /. ~arraued II Sulid q I'D aud will be 70 4
ut the acu,l cost OF manu- !acture. BE sure and
cal, before purchas ny. At
CUkkY'>, 81 brady st..
Mch q II Between 81 and 4th
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1Desrssr6 shut.
lNuASApuLls, March p. :.


pee al 10 the thI,sg, Iriburel
Robert Gay, of CO. -, list regiment
Of lndl na YOU t,et>, who Was ,on..et
ed h1 h ourt maiiial Of b"luy dcser :
ter AMI a SPY, was slot atout 3 o'cloek
his a tc'noou, near the Burnside lar
*. lie prisoner a knowledg cd Il,
guilt, but >alu wl'h no criminal iulcnt. and
oi1.t wanted u gct out u the army. lie
eAhortci ms comrades 10 avoid his tate.
and stand I, thc government.
The dc>cltcr Reuben Stout. who recent
y killed An officer while attempting 10
arr i him at pcphia, tins State, has
heen crested aud IS Low in jail Al that
place.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-30

For safe.

THE BAR FIXTURES OF A FIRST CLASS
! SALOON. together with so@s liquors, will h
oil ohssP Or traded for good pair of horses soo
wAgoo laQuirs Of
0sh10-lW L. w. 0ARRl0OE.
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W ASH GToN. March 2S.
David WAGNER, of York, Pa has &C
cepted the position OF Discussing Clerk
OF The L. ). Senate, IN place oi towcn,
resigned.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-30
'a'easS an ilssek laomNa kaD)s q. !,
WINTER ARRAU0ENFHr 1870

IN An an Nh MVAUAi. NV. 94rn. -
- and until iaItnei notses, trx,ns . ~ .ssve
Asenpo'' daily. Sundays ssesplsd, ~ follows;
"a Freight train at...................s.u OAM
" urn oAHoss. % 70 r. 4.
''ains arrive ut Davenport daily, 1uhdays q.
opted, - follows:
AT night sxpress At. .................9lO A. 4.
I'd daily express and mail train at. 4 20P. n.
"a freight sL6 81 class cars st...... 500 r. 4.
Al trsi ID over thie are in direct cGnnsx,oa
.sChiesgo with trains over both the Michigan
southern, Michigan Central, Pittsburg, Fort
wayne, and Chicago Railroad to and from Ds.
soit, Toledo. Columbus, Cleveland, Cincinnati,
1sttshurs, Dunklrk, buffalo, Nlaxara Falls, Abs.
y. Nov York. Philadslphia, Bsi,lmsrs aud Wash.
inRton.
tsaaenea's a's veIn'ndad Of shs necessity Of
giving dnNnct directions - to the aosunst,op q
heir baggage, also oprocurs tickets before TAI.
OK their seAts In tho cars, - the conductor ool-
lest farss only 10 stations the line Of the Chi.
saxo and Rock Island Railroad.
JOHN F. TRACY. Superintendent.
Davenport. November %, 1862 dr.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-30
.iceigan SoulAorn 4 Lake ShsYe
RAILROAD.
SUMNER ARRAN CEMENT

AND FTER MAY lTH, AND IN
I'll further notice trains will leave CHICAGO ~
follows:
700 N Now York Exprsss. daily, except
sundays.
1850 NJ Night Express, daily, except Sstur-
days.
~ Trains arrive in Chicago ct s:l5 P n, and
5l5 IAN.
All the above trains mako regular connections
cpunkifk, Bu6alo, Niagara Tails, Albany, New
'ork, Boston, Philadelk his. baltimore and Ill
ueints East.
rn improvements run on Night Trains.
Through Tickets can &c obsaned 1t the Cen.
say Onico. 81 Clark street, Under sherman
iD1se, or at the Depot, corner OF Old Van Burss
nd Sherman streets.
Il. :. SAWYER.
General Weste,p A R~uG
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-30
ia LET.

ArFICES AND VERY LAnGe ROOMS IN
~ Post odi.e and LeCl lire 81 ct. he L.-
CLARE Mskot House suit tls fof storage Il rain
heavy osrcb -Doiss. Atpiyto
0tO. 6. DAskS oRr. or
j0HG \ C>FG.s.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-30
ilchigan Central Nail Road.
GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE
10 J.ssr Xr0rk, yVesc Em1sa,e6
0ss0 The Cen 40 ~.

N AND AFTER SUNDAY MAY srH. 1869.
~ trains leave the Great Central Union Depoe
cot OF Lake street, ~ follOvs:
Day txpre,s except sunday arrives
'etreit at $40 7 N Suspension Bridge Z. $50 Il.
albany SsoP N, New York $50 r Il, boston ll:S0
1880 N Night Express (sxespt Sstssdsy) -.
I've .. Detroit 1t 700 A N. Suspension nrioee
'50 T. NJ, Albany 800 A N, New iork 1880
N, Boston $3.50 Pm.
Cincinnati trains, via N c Railroad, leave Chi
ago a. A d mail train. 7:e0 r n Fast Express (:
rive 70 chicago 1t s:l5 A y Fast Exprsss, aud
sl5 Night vail Tain.
The Z 80 tram leaving Chicag russ through
oCincinnati without ch snge OF oars ar baggage.
Kulan's Patent VentilatOrs
On Cars of Day Expssss Trains.
'atent Sleeping Csss q Night Train.
Baggage Checked 1hrossSA.
THROUGH TICKETS Tor sale in oil pd,c,,.,
ailroad OBJ .es In the VI ct. st the General ~
osner Of Lsks s0o Dsasbon streets, (uudee ~
fremont House, Chicago. and q the Depot
T. WsssmR wssiep ksss Aoaa Is
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-30

4 u :AfS 81 fLhh>. NEN DEALERS
n We iiaf., aitsnupn! Ne have the iar. ert
st'ek OF customary packages ~ different siyt.,
n ltp+, >ongst Is, Ink. Ia &C. a., an u
tn io~e,s prices in the Wesf. .djr.,,
Gi.ahk- & co.
Indianapolis. Ind or eprHxfeii IN.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-30
CLOTHING.

The NEW l0RR LEDGER,
IT Is SAID, HAS A CIRCULATION OF
! 200, 900 copies, but it. circulation 10 limited
compared With the oirculsuss d sasmsnts ma.
sfscturrd BY
GAM. PDRR].
Al his establishment on Brady street, opposite
the Post Once.
Am nov receiving the largest and most CON-
plste assortment Of
Cloths, Cassimeres and Vestings,
liver offered In this MARKET Anticipstius lsrRs
trade this Fall, have laid In sn unusually heavy
Nv goods sre all
THIS FALLS STYLES,
fresh from the manufacturers and importers. !
.hall continue 70 keep on nand . large sssortmen'
If fresh
aEAo v-MADE CLOTHING.
for Mon, Youths and Boys.o my own n.nufass
ire which will Do sold Ut
q - - . n r ri O 80
Ishall continue to manufacture my own Cloth
ag thereby giving
BETTER GARMENT
for the Same mo roy than any Eastern made good.
Everything in tho
Furnishing Department
On he found.
shlrts OF All descriptions.
Under Clothing ~ endless vsv1sey.
otocks.
fies
Handkerchisfs.
Socks.
0uspenoess. %. q
Also, large and splendid assortment Of
o1NT0' 0HA~LsO.
rho largest and best ever offered In this marks
trust the public will call in and examine m,
stock before they make any inv estments. for an
very sure can satisfy them both in price snu
quality OF goods. SAMUEL FERRY,
Brady street, opposite Post Once.
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ACADEMY

ACADEMY
IMMACULATE CONCEPTION,
DAvENPORr,.... IOWA.
THE SISTERS OF CHARITY WOUL
! hereby inform their friends IN Davcnpo.t
40 the public generally. that they have -openeo
he above named Academy for the
Education al Young Ladies
The course ofinstruction will comprise all ths
Constitutes good English ducation French an
German Languages, Ausic ON the Piano, Guitsi
sod buleiner, Drawing, Painting in Oil and Wa
or Coiors. Aid crasonIng, Plain and Ornaments
'eedie " ok, AMT ing And Dress Making.
Inc former tcrms are considerably 70 uccd I,
meet the times, but payments are required in ID
ssnce, and
From this Rule there will DO nc
DE1I.aTlD.N.
Further information can be ob aimed ct tn.
Academy or at tho schools at 1t, Anthony's ar
ste. M.rxueris-'a 'hursnes o~e
4 SUN OF MONEY, WHICH THE OWN J.
"A can have by proving prop,rty and psyia &
os Ibis advertisement. ELasire Of
Tn0S. AccuLLOUGH,
NH At =. l.. Cones stor
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krcight OF all kinds will DO carried from Chica-
70 To all points East al all timos, ~ A. low rates
- .rv athr Ra;lvoad vaut. ssno. -ait
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-30

Kutamss Patent VentilatOrs
On Cars Of Day Expesss Tssins,
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-11

The events Of the war they developed will be
faithfully given. that the uhlc may be advised
it, progress: The results Of battles: the condition Of the
contendnc arne, aud all has aaect. the STRUGGLE
home aad abroad or the overthrow Of the Rebellion
IN addition. the .afiaei will contain the CURRENT
NEWS q the day. CHOICE MISCELLANY. STATE
ITFMS the latest reports q the NEw YORK aud cIy-
clNNAr GENERAL. and CATTLE MARKETS. the con-
dition Of The MONEY an STOCK MARKETS; in a word,
will be the effort of the ProPreiors % the afsef to
give it, columns Interest Cor scasses Of re.ders ard
sueh iniormaton will he especially adapted the
well being Of the citizens % Indiana.
The .Snf.nei will continue represent and stand BY
the regular organizations of the Democrats party
and NATIONAL sustain the principles and policy they shall
avow. ana support the candidates they may nominate.
We have agents. The low prices for subscription
will not allow IL. We therefore ask Democratic
frend,all who desire the Of sound principles
aid in OF the circulation Of the Sstae
Daily and Weekly until they shall at least reach every
Democratic fanil, In Indiana The press l.
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that needed 70 give the Democratic party permanent
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possess To faithfully advocate democratic sentiments
and measures, for We believe that In doing bes
promote the true interests Of the country.
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NOW Is THE TINE TO SUBSCRIBE
The sentinel for 1903!

TIE governmental and polstc.I question. - The
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eifizen We engaged IN gigantic ci-sl .r n. re-
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change IN the institutions and principles spon ~hs TIE
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liberty and rights q the citizen. such a. he
people q no ether nstioI have enjoyed. ana
which may b attrihr:ed aaeQusi-d proxre-.
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ESTABLISHMENT. is6 cr-,nx ~. cn,cAeo, ILL.
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the cor'i AMI j. always rican and gs-i fs-u.
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The Stations above mentioned with few exceptions
District Head Quarters of the Armies 10 which the Regiments Companies
attached To be
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LAZ NOBLE,
djutqHfGe naaL
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viii assemble. and the most important questions
will be brought before Il for determination. one q
which, the Emancipation and colonisstiOn policy Of the
President, will vitality affect the future the country.
All interesting Congressional proceedings will ~
ported in the SenfinsL
~ 50 kc - Rcal - II n ~ ~ &c
new Legislature viii assemble the sth q .Auu-
AIRY next Its action viii have dep interest for the
citizens Of Indiana. The >rErfef vii faithful
and Intelligent report q s proceedings. that the
reader understand from day day what their Repre-
-.nfutxes a,irU
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NOTICE.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

CO-PARTNE
FlNHE undersigned have formed Go Partnership for
4 the transaction Of q general Grocery ard Produce
Business IN the city Of indianapolis The business vii be
transacted In the name Of Hogshire a Co.
;. n. HOSSHlRE,
JAMES WATTS,
JOHN ;. COUNCIL.
lSniANAFoLIs. Jan. l. 1858.
We have disposed Of our stock N trade and bushes, 20
Aessrs. dog hire Co. Grauned for The patronage we
have received nom the citizens Of Indianapolis
onity respectfully request our friends 20 continue
their favors % The new nTTn.
isnJn gOGSHIRg A HUNTER
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-11
Military DIRECTORY OF Indianapolis,
Indiana.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.

KxEcCTIVE DEPARThKNT.
.,. Pay per Ann
O. y Moron. Governor: 0fscs state Hous,
r~s5fspce Of Market ard Illinois f;a ts,0o
W. 4. Holloway. Colonel and Private secretary
20 Governor. Ofice, State House, resides
With oorernor hortop. $3.50. 1,fs4
W n " Terrell Major and Military Secretary
TO Governor. ofrce. State House, residence
Loves Block on ohio sirtei............... 2,lS
W sctlafrr Major - heznent- Ind ana
yoiButec-.. A ID. 4. TO Governor. Once.
ststr fforrsf. boards at Palmer House. :, ife
LA Sobls. sdlafsnt General Of Indiana
ODE sr.fe Hos-es bosrd- AZ Bates House.
900 from th~ state -ac sz.Gsf pay Of Col
ouel :. ........................... 3B4
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-11

o the Cavalry nizaion Cavalry
Cavalry
Cavalry,
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-11

INDIANA AND MICHIGAN

q. Bwiilcsx. Brivsdier GENERAL u Volunteers,
commanding District q Indiana and Nicbi-
gan Once. Headquarters. corner Maryland
and Delaware streets. boards AZ the Bates
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-07-07
Special DISPATCHES,
FROM TULLAHOMA.
Bragg on the Rstreat--His Army
Completely DemOralized,
lTO the Cincinnati Ga1ette.l

TULLAHoMA, July 2.
The telegraph wires have just been car
ried through from MurfreesborO' by the
energetic action Of ]. C. Vanduzer, chief
of the telegraph corps. The rebel retreat
is proving most disastrous. The moun-
tains are full of deserting conscripts, who
swear they will never leave the State.
Our troops are in rapid pursuit and over
take wagons and stragglers at every turn.
The prisoners who are coming in, say
Bragg column is completely demoralized !
every man looking out for himself. The
enemy burned the bridge across Elk River,
and with their artillery, now dispute
Thomas advance. The Federal column
will, however, be over tonight, when pris-
Oners may be expected by hundreds. Stan
ley's cavalry are crOwdiug in pursuit.
The roads are horrible, and this eireum-
stance has saved Bragg's army from com
plete destruction. As it is, his army will
be scattered to the winds.
TULLAHoNA, July 3-7F.M
McCoOk's corps entered Winchester to-
day, Sheridan having advanced, and the
37th Indiana skirmishing with the enemy
on the front. Sheridan now extends his
pickets to the foot of the mountains.
The enemy have made a rapid fight
- -a1-al-a----T --Tl--4---s-,-Ll--l l-.l---
across Elk river, and delaying the Federal
pursuit at the crossings. Several corps
pressed ahead, however, crossing on pom
tOOns last night. stanley's cavalry effect
ed crossing during the night, and are
now orOwding the enemy up the mountain
roads. The rebels took their last train of
cars through the tunnel late last night.
Bragg's army is terribly demoralizsd-
Deserters are coming in by scores who say
the mountains are full Of men afraid to
show themselves to the Federals, not know
ing what will befsll them, yet resolved to
fight no more for the rebs.
All the way down from TullahomA
Bragg has been giving out that he fell
back to avoid Rosecrans' hanking move
ment, but that at the foot of the mountains
he could fight to the last man.
The Atlanta Intelli gencer ofthe 1st con-
tains call by Governor Brown, on the
citizens Of Georgia to organize for repell-
ing invasion. The rebels are becoming
uneasy at Rosecrans' approach.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-07-07
IMPORTANT FROM KENTUCKY.
Louisville Threatened by Gen.
Morgan.
The Citizens Preparing for
Defense.
THE REBEL INVASION.

BALTIM RE, July 6.
The follOWing has been posted at the Head
quarters, as atvices from the army, mp to two
O'Clock SUNDAY evening, which states that Gen.
eral Meade's Headquarters were ut CreigerstOWn
last night, aud were to be at Frederick to-day.
Brtgadler- Gene al -Haught -reached here ct
= o q Ch la>p nlgnt, and had an Int rViPW with
Ieueral Senenck up TO one O'Clock on Monday
When General Taught lef, the headquarters Of
General Meade the enemy was flying
Mead's headquarters were az treigerstovp
Maryland, some fifteen miles south ofFrederick,
and to-day he Is, no doubt, at Frederick.
General Halleck IS in possession Of several re-
cent dispatches from General Meade, and from
their to"e declares that Lee has suffered dis
sstrous defeat.
NEw YoRT, July 6.
Baltimore special to the Herald SAYS:
Over 5000 prisoners have already arrived and
q G-nernl Sehenck has orders 20 prepare 70 re-
eeive 20 900 more.
The road along the route OF the rebel retreat
Is strewn with abandoned wagons, cannon, small
arms and camp equipage-
General Couch has formed a junct' on with
Meade, and the militia ar slaughtering and cap
turing the gay-backs regiments and brigades.
Not ohe-tenth Of Lees army can { back to
Dixie by the rOute they came.
II is not defeat for Lee, but total and per-
feet rout.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-07-07
FROm NEW YnrK.

NEw YORR, July 5.
The Commercials Fortress Monroe letter Of
the 4th inst, says tn 1 General Getty is a long
way from the White BOuse, and is constantly
-endlng IN prisoners, animal and stor s.
OF the plans of DIX. this corresp sudent saws +:
While 81 all force mare ieint Of an ad-
vance upo Richmond, ne sent a heavy force in
an entirely different direction, which will strike
heavy blow TO the eratiOns o Lees army
Toe te-tructiOu of brIdges o the Virginia
Central Railroad, ovee the So tn Anna river, We
.oes the ran-,t Of reinfOrcements to Lee via
Fredericksburg.
Toe grester portion OF Besuregard's army is
with Johnston. Sli tie bel forces have been so
constantly drawn from Charleston, Mobile and
savannah q TO leave tNem almost defence less
The toruhcati1n- of Richmond are manned by
clerks, and all the sol Ie-s, officers, lawyers.
e c., were bngaded and organized by the rebel
General Wbder
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-07-07
FROH GOVERN"
To THE Pass OF CLEvELa ag
order has just been received:

COLUHBUsi July 8.
To THE Pass or CLEvELA ag
order has just been received:
war DEPARTMENT, ADJ T GENERALS OFFICE,
Ws>HISCrON, d. T.. June 81, 1868.
70 Hrs EXCELLENCT D ivIR Ton, Governor Of
Ohio, q, lumbu OhiO-SIR II am directed b
the Secretary Of War 70 inform you th Board
for the examination Of applicants for commits
si1ns in the United States colored troops, Il
e Immediately convened IN Cincinnati oh o.
Apple atoms Tor examination IA Orybly endorsed
~ you will receive pr mpt attention. In ord r
thai you may make n delay in providing the
teseSSsry oticsrs for the regiments Of cOlured
rOOps you have been authorized to raise, off,
GERS and soldiers now duty IN the Armv OF the
Potomac, the Department Of the Cumberland
and Department Of the Tennessee, will not be
authorized TO appear before the Board for the
present
(Sgned) c. N FOSTER, A. A. Gen.
Applic nts for cVamingti p VII please forward
their testimonials to me without DELAY. The
several military county committees are request
ed 20 lrt to m- the prOgre they are max
ing in IA sing un Is for tn cOlOred reg giments.
(Signsd,J DAVI TOD. Governor.