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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-10-31
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Infer Sanpf 9e9en BITE Gebeuiun - bey
9rGBte Der Neu3ett, rOenn ntHt eler ;3eiteu-
bat beretts neben 8aGauIen MenIdenppFerr
WIiltCnen pVn Dollars Derl9lunsen ; luAes
beure @slomtttel mubtsn belGaft tperbsn, unr
es bfeatf NOS un9e9eurer Sumtnen, urn ben
Rrteg gum @nbe su fGbren. r1niere 91eetes
rung muB y@slo, bel 0elb" BADEN. @lidltz
der WetIe ptrb a6er bte1es @slb meiR tn uus
ferem et9enen Qanb Serausgabt, unD BITE 8e@
9terun9 fAnlbet nur tbren stssuen 8Gresrn.
Wu@ mtn0ern a8 bte Nu8sa6en berettS tn
TOl9e Des Id~tptnoenben Qmfang6 Der Rrlees<
cperattUnen, ME bfr suneBmenpen @rfatruns
gen Der neutrality-suspicious.; 70 bnB bte
Nns9aben tsbt IaUn ntGt ute6r iter bie Nppru-
prtattOn 6es Isbteu @un9refss btnausge6sn,
D6S NQes oerOaufen iptr = n1GR ben Ders
nGnfttgen GtnansuperattUnen beS 6rn. @GaIe,
gang belrnoers ben uneriaTpftden Ne1curctn
Des Nurbrns unb Dem Gsrtrnuen 6eiIelben In
Die @ereGtt9fett unb ben enbltmen Stee uns
ierer SaGe. WabrenD i'm SIOen Der Gfent=
Tide @rebit rutnirt unb Die ~prtpatunterneb.
rnung gel16nt 1T, ~eyfreuen fb Bet uus Dte
@eiN1fte aaentbalben zines unse lGrten Sort
ganees Der 6enbel III ntrgenbpo TIM StQden ;
ia, man Bat faum te fUlde &abrtefeit eeleben
ODER 10 retGlt6en &Obn fir Wrbsit aefunbeu,
rie teBt. SIN NOrben empfinbet man fauut,
6aB mir tn etnem &rte8 auf Qeben unD Sob
NIT etnen1 M16tt9en, IGlauea unS Serstpeifsl<
ten Tetnpe befan8sn fEnh. SGneu fanb bas
8eaieruues-0 apter8elo @tu9ane unb @unf
I'm SVlt, 10 eaB es betaate ale anberu 8antz
nUtsn Serordnst bat, bic In Stelen 5alen RAID
TN @ertb S~erlOren.
Btr tper0sn nun bsn uueefGbren 91s
Nanb unlerer 6tnanaen et!pas ndber beleud.
ten. 2aut amtIt6en NustetIen par bic % o.
ttUnalf@utb am !. Stat ,. s. tte
i0l9t:
y Die 4pruc. temp, gnteiGe $27,672,5l8
p y 5 77,394,521
rUten latte 41,6OO
y glte 0tattpnalI@utb Dur@.
i@ntttIt4 gu 81 PCT. 67,221691
81 Drstlabrl6stnr z 3l1OB 139, 996. $50
g. 3psttabr. S@stne 6 psf. 1,925,3OO
y 9. ct. NOten II. vJractiOs
nal Gnrreney" 3o4, $50, 956
8 3pan3iB : Sa9r : S9etne
Is YrO3snt $4,000, 900
81 Die Srs9ons &rie9Sfdulb,
20 Sabre lnufenb Is PCT. 878,450
10Y Die einiGbriGen SGuIO|
iastne [6 psf. 142, 761, AL
~ Die 5.2Otr @astne rs Y1. 64,s86,4OO.
Gelammtf9nID 1867, 1927.
8aarpurrutb I'M S4ubamt ~3,154,511
8etras Der tnterefetrugenoen
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-10-31

~ Die DffentIide @GuGO Belief f9 am @nbe bes 0is=
%caltaRreS go. Sept. 1859 auf ~unseia6r 81, 1928, 832, I'll.
StS babin tparen fHr 1885, 89, 231 Stint 3wansiser
eertaait porper' cine SuunrIe, bic i9 ietben Inn etpa
as Milionea ~berntebrt Bat.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-10-31

8etras Der tnterefetraGenben
@Gulb aaie 572,237,169
8etrng Der ntGt tntersIstra8enz
ben @6ulD 1884, 1852 $50
8etrne Der tdbrl. 3tnien 34,49O,686
3ur4lGntttltGer 3tnsfuB fir
intersGstraeenbe S6uID 6.O09 PCT.
SIR bte San3e @&alb 1866 psf.
Dur&ldn. 3tnsfuB fir bic felt
Dem Z. Mdr3 1861 CONTRA
btrte S&ulb 3.42 PCT.
Gtr BITE @eiammtl9ulb In 1891 4.24 psf.
1914 GA pGt.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-10-31
funbtrte @6ulb z. N4ara

1OOl OsO PVke
3tnsfue fir bic TIM lsbten 8tertel
Der Observation-Disclosures
p%erausgatten S4abcmtsnUten lilo pgt.
(Dteler 3insfuB tuurbe BON 9rn. @tale int
Gebruar puri9en Sabres belettiet.)
Das bte @elammtIHulb Der Ser. @taaten
am 1. Wiat bteleS Sabrss. y gBir perben
TN ndGQen Nrtifel bic 8erpenbuna bieIer
Snmme, Ute bic @iGSahlung telprsdem.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-10-31
s.
Mus GbattQnnnQd.
SDrbereitmngett Sur @0Iadbt.

Nafb1tl1e, 80. Stt. gta6 elmer @or=
relpUnben3 bes vSt. QCutS Democrat" rTRet
iA BIER &asS gu etuer aroBen S6laGt. @pn
S~nbtanapolts bic NaltpiQe FIFE man ntdta
als Scura9etpa9en, iApsrs Nrttuerte unb Olaz
tertal ftr SrIfentau. 3ptG&en bier uuo
bridgeport wtro 6te gauge @tlenbabn con
9Oufer's Corps bsldabt. Dtegtlenbabn6raden
BET Bridgeport tperOen btS 9e9en On fang No>
pen6er fertts iein, snb Die gifenbabn tpirb
unS CUR felben 3stt CUR gerfa9ung Iteben.
Bra99's 6auptarmee 1T tpabr18etnltA ae.
senpartts NIT Der 8efefigung bon Qhanta
uno Der ue6er9dn9e ces @oola 6tulIes Be-
l@dfttst. ua.
5uOter'S unb @berman's Corps tperben
pabrIGetnli9 cine entipreGsnbe 8epfeung
maGen. -
Ghte GDIadDt III 9~lnsfT61t.
New gerf, 80. Sft. Die a@penina
Voft". mslDet aus 9la16Diue:
SO untsrlie9t bter feinem 3petfef, bag tptr
temuaGf etne l9rsdlt@e G6la6t BET G6attaz
uCUsa baben tperben. ste 1aben ss aafaeoe-
ben, ben Gen. 3bcmas aus |etner VClitton sa
bCnbarotreu, tpsroen Is aber perItdea, bic
Werbtnoungen o~elfelben III GROCER St4rfe 49,
ab3uI@neiben. Scr. Grant ibigtpaGt i6re
8eIpegun8en fe0r aufmsrfiam unp Go it va9ys
i@etnllG, oaB er le IfDr baIb uSt9tgen mirb,
tnebr an 8ertbeibtgung ibrer eiaenen Steluuo
alS an %oTeniiven 8etpe9unsen gu benten. DE
belfen 8eurtDeiler fn6 Der Nnlt9t, Bag eth
al9emeinse engagement ntdt Stel LANCER Sers
l9Dben iueroen fam. ba betpe Nrtneen genetat
Itno, sS 5a ether entfpetpenben 59laGt funts
men gu laifsn, epe fI9 baS iGlebte 0etter etas
ItsQt.
0nte Na9rtGten bnn Der Gnm6erlanhs
Nrntce.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-10-31

@elammtfGnID 1867, 1927
8aarUurrat9 I'M S4abamt 3,154,511
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-04
IMPORTANT TO LADIES
&c 4 Z AT & Nj RICAS Il EN- EDY.r
E1r. Asavvoy,s

&c L Z a I Err c A i Il Z NJ ED "
Lr. yAsarvoy,s
hronc ct hermai Female pills
~ HIGH HAVE NEVER VT FAILED
(when tho directions have been strictly
folloSej) il removing difficulties arising irofa
OBSTRUCTION CE .ST0PPAGE OF NATURE,
10 restoring the system to perfect health when
suffering from special affections lroiapsus Utcfi,
the Whites, or otaer weakness of the Uterine Or
gans The Fills are perfectly harmless the
con- itu io., and may bs taken by the Dat del
ic3te female without causing distress at the
sane tine ~ ct Like, n chArn.
by .treng thealng, lnsig9rasin1 and resfosing the
system 20 q healthy condition and by bringing on
on tae monthly period OF regularity, 10
matter from what cause the Obstruction may
arise. Thoy sbould however NOT 10 taken the
first three or four mon his OF pregnancy, though
safe at any othor time, a. miscarriage w.uld be
the result. Fac boz contains so pile. Price 81.
DR.. HI cey's Tea'ies on disea,es ot Females,
PscCHancy, Aisc,rrsngs, Ra,renaees, ,Sfer,G-
ty, feprod"ason md abuse # Nature,
and omphati caliy the LADIES PnlvATE MEDICAL
ADVISER, pamphlet OF 81 pages, sent Tree to ny
address. Six cents required to pay postage.
The Pills and Book will be sent ty mail,
dentia!y, wien deai ed, securely sealed, at d pre-
paid, ON receipt Of money by
J. BRYAN, NJ. D., General Agent.
76-Cedar- street, New York.
Sold by all the principal Druggists.
Smi h h pwyer. Wholesale Agents, Chicago.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-04
HAPPINESS erssfsg.ssY
mar Is 7HE lUES7I9-5i

z
T7IiE pRJPRIE4GEs OF TIE NEW YORK
i mUsKCA AND AHAToAY or EEbIofaE havs
ceterm'nei, regardless Of expense, to issue free
Tor the bea.it Of suffering humanity sUc X Of
their most in,eiesting and instructive Lectures
onNarriage and its d.slualiicat,ons, Nervous De
ihty. Premature Decline Of .ianho.d. Intixes-
lon, Weak ness os Depresslon, Loss Of Energy aad
Vital Power, The Gceat Social Evil, AID those
maadies which resalt from youthful 'ollies, ex-
cosses .. ms tu,ity, or ignorance Of Physiology
and Natures Law
These invaua5ia Lectures ba-e been the means
of eniig htenu: and saving thousands, and will
be forS atded Tree, on reeeip. CT feEr stamps, by
hnat.Iay ana Ned cine, 6i8 Broadway, New
York app,,.Iy
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-04
rJEE0oD
ASDTEK
ISgOr Of Youth Escstt reA
IN FOUR WEEKS. Ely
~ frn1nsS EGNENCE IN LII


DIR. RECORDS ESSENCE OF LIFl
Dr.. Ricori jof paris) after years of earnest So
licitaton has at ienath accedeo to The urgent re-
quest of the American public, ard appointed an
scent in New j ork for the sale o. bis valued md
highly prizea Esssocs Of Life: This wonderini
agent viii restore Manhood to the most shattered
constitutions. whether arising from excesses. the
effects of climate, or natural causes. Ihe t!me
required 70 cure tho most inyctcratc care 10 four
weeks and il used according TO printed il stIuc'
tions which are very simple failure is imp sible
This life. cstorrg remedy should be tskeE y NJ
about to marry. os its effects are pcrmant u
IL Acknowledged by the medical pres to tN
.,ca,est discovery ever made. It's dev, ,pi g
Covore ors ,nir,crcus Succ, IS in every ~
As ain as that science oyerthrows ign. an Q.
Dr. Ricord' q I ssence of Lifcis sold in cas- win
ull instructions for at SO, or four quan les in
,ne for -. end will be cent TO any part, cs FLU ~
cecksd on ,ece;pt Of remittance to hie acc dit ID
spent. PAil1P ROLAND, AL Broor s.
g27-dAwly One door west OF ''roadw I.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-04
Nervousness, Emaciation, Hysteria
Low SPIRITS, Want OF ENERGY EPILEPs

LOW SPIRITS, WANT OF ENERGY EPILEPSY.
They are sovengn remedy Tor the Headache
| and in tact. oil diseases, 10 matter what thei,
names, that have an originin Nervous derangc-
nent OF the Stomach AM Liver, and knowing 80
srch word ~ fail. tn cir march is s1ward and w
| ward 70 perfection. They operate as . Mild Ca
| thartic, relieving the system from al accumuls-
ticns Of acid matter and are adapted fer oil ages
end constitutions.
A few doses will light up the eyes With brlIian.
ey. impart rich glow of beauty the checks, ALI
the 81 ul with estacy, ami bring The beauties OF
the unknown wsrd down to mort al vision. They
gill add rlumpness t. the form free the skin from
oil pimples and erupticns and leave the mind and
bsdy as clear and bright al fairy dream.
Melancholy end gloomy anticipsticns are dis
pcled, and the deacon Of Ernri is bari'hed.
Loas of Power and impotence yields before
them The dew before the risinr sc-.
De5iIitated Persons are renewed IN strength
and gor under their agic influences, and they
are apable Of almost inconcsivabic endurances,
which causes new life to dawn uron them.
They possess tho rower Of producing sleep as
peaceful Us an irfart, and Of luilirg pain like
charus frcln he land of spirits
Rheumatism, Neuralgia. Pslpitation of the hear.
ami Prostration is entirely cured by use Of them.
They are a rival to Outline, re generel tonic
and for the cure of Chlls and Fever.
The perbIcions habit Of Opium eating and
dram drinking is overcome by tie use Of them.--
The sys cm is changed uader their mario inlu-
euce, and the de,i'o 20 ndu. &c viii no longer exist
The Disputed become hopeful, the de-psirisg
happy. The nervous ring into elastic li.s. The
weak assume new strength IA. Tie author AID
speaker each receive ucW IDEAS. ani the pen ID
gifted with skin thai entrances tho world.
The Soldier to-sc;s the Heariness Of his march
AMI endowed with aInosf supernatural cad rance.
The Mechanic is raised to the highest pinnacle,
ana inibuel ith the spirit Of unfailing energy.
sold by 81 pruggiss, in Foxes, - cents eaoa !;
and III large Boxes, containing s,nall, 81 each.
They will be sent by mail, prepaid, on receipt
Of tn, money by no proprieior
}. BRYAN, N. D., 10 Cedar ST., New York.
Smith d D~yer. Wholesale Agents, Chicago.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-04
HARD w AR T..

The undersigned beg leave
to call the attention Of the
public and the tr AIDE i'm Dsar-
eicular to their complete
and well assorted stock Of
SHELF T. HEAVY nARDW ARE,
comprising everything suit.
cd to Inc JObbimg Trad: Of
the West.
Having umequaled lariji-
ties for purchasing ii Oln
Manufacturers direct. we
shall keep our Stock COM
slantly up to the require
lMents 81 tao country, and
offer Goods at
II q W. n X II RIG Il =
and better terms than any
other Rouse i'm the Trade.
An early cali is respect
fully solicited.
Orders by mail receive
prompt attention.
NaHE IEs IL sysg4
NO. LESLIE . BLOCK, ER0ST ST
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-04
NEW MEDICAL DISCOVERY FOR TIE
~ PERM AEENr CURE OF

NEW MEDICAL DISCOVERY FOR THE
~ PERM AEENT CURE OF
Gonorrhes, elect. Urethral Discharges, Impo.
i: tence, Seminal Weakness, Nj shtly Emissions,
Incontinence, Genital Debility AMI Irri-
liability, Gravel, Structure and aFec-
tions Of the Kidney h Bladder,
which has. been used BY upwards Of.
100 Phy0ioiA1a0,------
in their private practice, with entire success, gu
preceding Cabeb's Capsules, or any other CON-
pound hitherto knowing
BELLS SPECIFIC Pills.!
are speedy in action, often efec.ing cure in a
few days, and when a cure is effected it is PER.
menent They are prepared from vegetable ex-
tracts that are harmless on the system, and never
narseats the stomach or impregnatc the breath !;
and being sugar coated, all nenseous taste is
avoided. No change of diet is Necessary whilst
using them, nor does their action interfere With
bn.iness. Each Box contains six dozen Pills.
Price 81. Sold by all tho principal Druggists.
In places where no agent is advertised they will
be sett By mail. post pail, and coniientialiy Sc
cured from observation when desired on receipt Of
money, by J. BRYa AN, NJ. D., Is Cedar-st, N. y.
Smith DIVER Wholesale Agents, Chicago.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-04

Third Edi@ ion, 50th Thousand.
MANHooD
TREATISE ON SEMINAL WEAKNESS
"A Involuntary Emission, Mental md Fhysica
capacity, Loss Of Power. Premature Decay, I'm
reiinenSs to Marriage. Nervous Debility, Self
aDuse, Sexu Il Diseases, &C., &c.
BY 2oBr +. BELL. II. D., Member Of the Royal
College of Surgeons, london. " pages. Price cts
This Book should be read by evcry one, and
particularly by thore arriving ct Manhood. 1t
cure to the afflicted is plainly set forth. it has
Saved Tzoasrsds rom a L.fe Of Misery.
Sent under a sealed envelope, by mail, on re.
ceipt Of the money Or postage stamps, by
]. BRY AN. II. D.. Cedar-St Now York.
ag20-dWly
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-04

V1E1O1SO y :" - III - VI H.S1 Ut y
cid Up capital. Surplus and reserved
to00o... ......ss...s..se..s ....vs sOvsO1o
Invested In this county,. ! 4b,S3b
oa3iy revenue over. W. w
The Shareholder Personally ResroDsi.
DE for Eng0gements 81 the Com pany.
Al Directors nuee - Sh0SeAODAer -.
asSsRsnCas pom DAvHxron1
Geo. n. French, Lossuso Hchricker, Nicholas
Kahnen 4 Co., Goo. L. Davenport, Almst Skssl.
Nicholas J. Rusch.
osinnsil, Miuturn 4 Co., Harper 3 Brothers, Dan.
en-, sherman Z Co., Alexander 7. Stewart.
]. o. wASuBURN, Agent for Davenport and
neek Island. tlye
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-04

Ex. Gov. Thomas, Of Maryland, a1vis-
e. the lavcholders OF his State to take
the $500 for each man and have him en-.
list. Their peculiar institution ;e, he says,
dead.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-04

From the Esw York, Tribune.
&7.5O In Gold or %. 50 in Papcy.

We understand that the principal
hotels OF New York have struck for
higher pay from their guests, strikes be.
ing the order Of the day at present /;
81 so 10 gold, or IS so in paper, is The
price now demanded for board in s1me
Of our public houses from travellers.
while merchants and oletks who have
for years been in the habit of living at
hotels for the purpose Of making the
acquaintance and securing the custom Of
strangers, have had an additional &c or
SO per week tucked On cir bills. The
hotel-keepers have been obliged to raise
their prices 10 consequence Of the adj
vance on pro, isions and other necessa-
ries Of life. They contend that sach .
step was absolutely essential in order 10
make both ends meet. Most Of the ho-
tells have bees we'll filed during the past
season, and have at present large mum.
Der Of guests.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-04

In the battle OF Gettysburg, smops
the reported killed on our side, was a
young man from Birmingham, Pa. His
parents sought, and, 10 they supposed,
found bis lodV, and taxing it home had
i, decen:ly buried. Judge Of Their sur
prise whsu few days since their son le-
turned aiiye and well ILev h.d buried
q rebe! bearing striking, resemblance 70
their OWn son.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-04

EA NEW HAMPSHIRE DECISION ON
LEGAL TE DER The concord Rtriot
reports that Chief Justice Bell, Of the
Supreme Court of New IIamfshirc has
decided in tie case Of Jonn II George as.
the city OF Concord, that United States
'greenbacks' are not legal tenacr. The
plaintiff held the citys notes for $4,000,
tor which United States notes were ten
dered Ard refused, and suit brought to
recover the debt, which action has been
for the pfe,en, decided as above. The
case goes to the full bench.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-04

The divorced widow OF Aaron Burr is
now living al Manhattanyille, hear New
York. She IS ri..h, ugly, Oh. and is
known thereatouts as "lhe madam"
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-04
Framing Timber,
clear stuff, Fencing,
siding, LGth,
Shingles - xDtcEefS

all OF which is sold at the very lowest market
price. Farmers and Builders will find it greatly
to their advantage to purchase OF us.
lumber yaris at the MIL above the Railroad
fridge, and on Harrison street, between 18th and
i4.h. nnYennnrf. iowa inen-.ihrn
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-04

-, The undersigned arc prepared TO issae eer-
Nv ,es of passage by the above Lines 70
bring out passengers IRON Great Britain
and Ireland, to any part Of the Z nited States or
Bntisb Provinces, at IL lowest rates. Fer full
informant a apply to SAgLs & osARLs, % Bread
way, y. ". IRA II. OXFORD,
agl5 dom First National tank, davenport.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-04
MEDICAL
Aoye Taiuotle 6aa Gold!
r. Y:.R.V,SLLFE PILLS.

- - - w - IL - - ~ - - IL ~ Vs
SCIENCE at last has brought TO Fight the true
~ antidote Of sickness, and mankisd can find
refuge from Sorrow, Pain and Disease. By the
use o. BsYAEs lrFz PILLs, those who ander 10
depths O. sorrow,a ana whose nervous temperament
adds keener angaish to every Ill of life, becomes,
az il were, blessed with . new existence. The
clouds OF fate, sonbre 10 their hues roll away .
the stars o. hope enc by one erge from the deer
recesses OF the soul tears Of anguish and grief
are changed 70 smiles 10y, and the rainbow o.
peace arcaes its splendor ser the raging waves ct
sarkness and whilst this wonderful change il
effected, III ere is no secondary actit n to leave
weakness in it's train or tad effects upon the mind
or body. The nervous hypoch ondrisc need no
longer resort 10 OPIUM, Morphine, Liquors other
stimulants to drown the cares of life bRYAS's
LITB PILLS are perfec. nbstitu.e; they requisite
the Stomach, Liver and hillary secretions, the
arrangement Of which is the chief Gauge os Nc.-
vcusness, Headache, &c. To the desk ondlng the
are Of bic value, they relieve the mi
and bring TO it such visions Of Untold splepde
that .magi nation stands agba.s, ard they reva
in joys tina. lifts them up TO the III ghest altilui
Of happiness they spread the soft wings o. hops
ami the dove Of peace 20 the b0sons .. the wre,-
chej, and warm the cold hearted with the ERE OF
ardent love.
Tho Poe, sinspifed with thoughts OF bzilisncy
The Orator With words OF ERE.
The SoiIi with inioIota bic ecurage.
The Scholar wish new and brilliant ideas.
The Inventor with bright conception If noble
discoveries. BsYAHs Llv1 PlLIs are . universal
Nsrvine owning 90 equal, overlapping tho barriers
Of pro, udice and curing like magic AL oases o.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-04

The melancholy "Song Of the shirt F"
inds daily sxeupli6eaiion il New York
The sewing girls afs attempting to better
their condition BY striking, but It 10 the
struggle Of the very weak sgaiDst the
the very strong. One poor creature Who
works At shirt making says tho higbss,
price given whore She worked 10 621
cents per dezen, land, said che, "onlsss
/ simply basic them NJ, cannot make
more than four per day." Osly fancy q
very poor young woman earning $751;
in o whole week, not enough even to pa y
for her board in the lowest part Of the
city.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-04

The St. Jo.eph, Mo-, Heyold Of tho
Goth publishes = card from Dr.. w. Il.
Brown, explaining how he came to con.
init bleamy. In July last he WAS taking
Miss Sallis Mitchell out, at St. Joseph,
for ride in . carr aye. On the way
they met Mr.. Robdonx, who married
them. They supposed the ceremony was
. joke merely, and went their several
ways. DR.. b. soon after moved to Troy
and married this time in esrnest.-
Then hc found that the other marriage
was made legal, and - is 10 fy. He
hopes to be able to arrange the matter,
he saws.
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NOTHlE.

Mr.. Solomon's stay in Davenport being limited
% saturday, 18th, and as he will not visit this
country for many years, immediate application is
absolutely necessary.
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This be our prayer: o Father save
A peoples Freedom from the Grave
All praise to Thee

The Marshal then introduced President Lin
coin. who spoke as follows, after the immense
applause:
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overlook Western Virginia. Gov Bordman is
not reported among the other excellencies.
The Governor of the youngest daughter Of
them all, the happy birth from bloody rebel
lon, was present with his staff, and so this
great national memento is consecrated
Bunker Hill speaks for New England, but
gettysburg speaks for the whole North whose
sons are there. Aye, and for the South, for
are not her sons there also?
Tie plan also embraces the idea of one gen.
eral monument commemorative of the Occa-
sion. No plates or designs have yet been asked
for or submitted. A subscription Of $3.50 was
made up by the Marshals of the day for tae re-
lief of Richmond prisoners.
The Herald of this morning corrects o grand
mistake of Mr.. Everett as twice asserting the
equity of the forces engaged in the great bat
tie, and estimates the discrepancy at $500 in
our favor. OF the prOvidential inaction of the
rebel army in the early part of the first day, of
which the orator spoke, the Herald says that
instead Of being providential the inaction was
due the drubbing which Gen. Reynolds gave
them the first day.
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He took down the map and showed how
Rosecrans exposed himself by turning Bragg,
who, with concentrated army, allowed him
self to be driven out Of Chattanooga by an
enemy whose army was divided into three pOr-
tons seventy miles apart, and unable to rein
force each other except by single mountain
road. which Bragg could always hold. The
other Generals repliet in the same manner, all
saying that they had not the least confidence
in him, and all asked to be relieved. ID. B.
Hill said, among other things, that he was
personal coward. Mr.. Davis said he was
grieved to hear this, deeply grieved-and that
this is all he said or done. Bragg is still in
command the season for the campaign has
passed the enemy will hold Chickamauga as
q base Of spring operations.
East Tennessee with its inter caves and Mid
die Tennessee, with its necessaries of life, are
lost to us, our currency is being circulated in
fewer square miles, and yet, with all this,
Pharaoh hardens his heart, and will not let
the people CO."
We have had. in the last three weeks even,
opportunities for striking the enemy ter
rlble blow by moving on Stevenson, their de-
pot, and cutting off Chattanooga; but Bragg
took two weeks to think of the plan and in
the mean time the enemy sent thirty thousand
men there and fortified it.
such are the statements and reflections of q
gentleman conversant with all the facts; who
mas seen and knows that Of which he writes:
whose opportunities of information enable him
10 ascertain the sentiment of the army.