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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-25
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OdIeua y U0jCASo UBlO0 AAuI 80,
G. QRa ss .e;
I IN AND AFTER MONDAY. NAY lara
~ lsh, 1859, Trains will leave Wells street De-
pot Chicago, a. follows, (oundays excepted y
At $3.50 A N aud 25.., VI for Belvidefe, Rockford
Freeport. Warren. Galena, Duniith, Dubuque
and int. mediate places.
At $50 A u and Gas p N for Dixon, Polo, Full.
ton, Cedar Rapids aud intermediate points,
Al for Elgin, Bsividere, Rockford and In
tsrmsdsste points.
At $500 tor Geneva and intern sdiats places.
Passengers tor Beoit and Evansville viii take
the $50 n and p N train
Passengers fos Crystal Lake, McHenry, Rich
mond, Geneva Lake and intermediate pcints, win
take the p n train.
At $50 n and 5.At A N, from Dunlsith, Galsns
Freep0rt, ets.
At $50 r and 900 A N, from Cedar Rapids
Fulton, DIXON, etc.
At 1l:lV A N from Fox River Valley.
At $40 A N, Genevp Accommodates.
- Sleeping Cas- on Night Trains.
E.B. TALCOTT, Gent 9up't
q. n. WaDsLn. 0sn1 Pass'u Agt .nv3eH
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STOVES! SIOVES!, STOVES. +!
Prepare for Geld Weather.

GEORGE w. SMILEY,
Second street. betsssn Main Harrison,
XEEPS CONSTANTLY ON HAND A SU.
IN pgaIoR stock Of
thsie e and tharterOaa Stoves,
2c9 Prime stoT1o~'
< 1.n1nE R-,oxn DO
Once % - ORC do
AL.kNDS STOv.~. which ,re adapted
o bu,ni. COAL AND WOOD. Sold n
reasonable terms. Competition ae6ed and salts
faction warra tied. - All kinds OF lin,
Panished. Jppaned AID Ename led are on
hand All kind Of Jo5-Worx IN tin, shse,-iron
an copper done e. order S2t
Inc prices annexed do not inclld
the col ftfansporiation from the poi
At which thee supplies were purchased
The amount in contrast with that pro
viied ira small family seems almes
fab lous.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-25

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Diurnal Emissions, Fomslc Complaints, in short
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Then wy NOT patroniz, homo ,alent-men y 0
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-25

heavy Cavalry Skirmish.
fax along the Rapldan.

No Signs Of q General En-
easelnena Of the Army
Of lhe Potomac with az.
k# LIE.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-25
lSpeciali,o World.l

HEADQUARTERS ARMY PoroMAc, !
Sept "a.
Up to the evening of the 22d uencr,
XII, atrick had occupied Madison Z. II.
after living driven the advance OF til,
rebel pickets three miles, capturing nine
and killing one. Alter having driven the
enemy from Mad son c. Ii. In the rec
ton OF The Rap'dan, for two m les, XII
patrick posted his guards and rested his
command. During the night, Gen. Eu
ford, who had command of the recon
n i ance. came up with his division a ID
also posted his command in and aioun
the vill,ge.
From the prisoners taken the day be-
fore, we ascertain that two brgadcs o!
bel cavalry were on his side If the
Rapidan .long the main road leading
from Madison G. II. to Gordonsvile
From Madison c. Ii. three roads leave
for the Rap dan.
Buio'd ie-p .tched his forces SO as to
surround the enemy and captu him
without q severe engagement, to accom- :
plsh this bjeci he sent Fitzpatrick TO
the right of Gordonsvlle road, and Gen.
Devin commanding the second brigade
OF his own division to the lett, and the
fist brigade, Col. Cnapman down 10
Gordonsv lie road to make the att .ck in
the centre, fitzpatrick reached c river
without meeting the euemy, but in order
to find h IN sent one squadron across bat
few Of whom have returned and probably
VIII not until they are exchanged a,
pr oners Of war. With the main p,r-
ton OF hi: division he moved dosn the
north bank OF TIE Rapidan till hearing
rapii firing on the Gordon-vle road, he
gal"ped to the aid OF Col. Chapman
whose command insisted nf the 9Th Iii,
3ri / d, and 9Th Ny. moved down 10
Go louisville ,oad ami when within a
mi e of tie R4pdan suddenly came in
contsc' W tn aad old brigade If Gen.
Hampton's.
Y !. Chapman Diet rm;ned to risk an
engagement trusting to Gen. Butord to
come to his d. Several br liant char.
ges were then made which lasted from 2
o'clock nut unset.
Chapman whipped these old rebel
brigades, and killed between 40 and so
and captured IS prisoners, among them
Stewards Officers. one Lit. Col. one ma
jor and several Captains and sent the
rest flying at the highest speed TO the
south bank Of the Rapidan.
Gen. Kilpa rick who came up in the
rear OF this flying force IS sad to have
captured about so men before they
reac ed cover. On tho the left Gen.
Dsvi" was equally succ, ssful.
The object for which the reconnois :
ssnce made having been successfully &C.
complished.
When Gen. Buford returned he met
the old brigade Of Gen. Lees ard fought
them for two hours, killed and wounded
between 800 and 400. and brought in
about sky prisoners. In the several en-
gaesmsassesr nss. wan eonPsriswly
email.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-25
Attention Soldiers. AM
Friends Of Soldiers.

W. u.h...,.;o
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. r"Virr - $500 ~ 3; .,.".; :. :,
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a. y, i;v.s ..;,,h, h. ouI vi
$500. - ~ ~, " s" '"~s o'n'
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~ ~ 80, ~ stsnces of mvc,se sn and 80.
h Luz ths isst ,our years nemhsr ~ a..
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s.o a,..ua.,t "nrn nv s.d.ans S..s' 70 2
snp ,su lacked in her Ia., i'm ina .mm.,;oa
of ~. ing. and vas for seventy.tvo dsvs /. - !.
Ss -" ;,.i ri. vas foo.ed hy s,ea, Ssh;I ~
hs;,htsned nv An attack Of dvsentsrv + %. ~ ~
rsm'vsd from the White House. ard sent - ,h;.
a lr 90 hos of stc.u-r state Of Maine" fron
whieh LANDED on III asth o June SIM. il.
time have heeu bout as 10 ' a. anv one cania
be and still retain spark o. visaii,v. For =
v.sL ~ more w,ssc rsev able n q lin ~,
thing. and If did force morsel down. IL "a. T.,
=, od;s,elv thrown nm ,s.in. ~
could mot even .eep a glss. Of w.ter on nv
stomach. Life could 10, last under these c;rcnm
hssn So,s;na ,hour rr1
fr.,.L,v told me- thew eoujd do M MOI. -, ~.
.ra o6v;s,d m IN see n clergyman And IN MT.
30" "o''S ~ " e"u " W" Ae
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-25

a SPAN OF WELL MATCHED HORSES.
IA soitsdo fR aoy service dessfed, with haruesee6
AID easrtses, as : reasonable phrs. Esquire g
IL Dovs1peft Hosel. SplS dit
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-25
Oar Forces strongly Forth
flying Morris lslaEd.
FonraEss MONROE, Sep. 90.

FoaraEss MONROE, Sep. %.
The Richmond Examiner contains the
following:
ATLANTA, Sep. 10
This morning heavy ar,il cry frin
opeoded at RingoId, and continued until
the train lett. Trans run " thin three
mi es Of Rim old.
Al the bridges between Chattanooga
and Ringo d are dos royed.
Duet prevails 10 the Mississip-
pi department.
Gen. Magruder was at Houston very
sick.
CHARLESTON. Sept. 90.
Nothing unusual has nanspircl.
The eneiny's works on Mo ris Island
are rapidly increasing il" sttenl hit and ex
tent.
ATLANTA, Sep. Is.
X ports from different sOu,ces concur
tha, l.osecrans has been heavily feintorc-
ed by troops ION Graft amy.
kosec, ans forces are retiring on Chat
tanooga.
The Richmond Dispatch has the fol.
lowing
ZoLlIcoFFER. Sep. 20.
To Gen. Cooper
The enrmy made demonstration up
on me on thursday, and were rcpulsed
NJ. cavary fot owed tn m 10 Blounts-
burg, six miles from here Their fore,
eng y d is believed TO have been not less
thin 900, All mounted, with pieces oi
artillery. Five Their reg men a.c re-
30 ted to be between Jonc bo'o and
VIVA una bridge, but they ad not at
tack, i my force 1T he latter pl ce, up &c
tuis p. III. (,ig"ed)
SAM. Jovrs,
Maj Gen.
BRlsroL Sep. q.
After the enemy rei ed yesterdA ~ ,ou'
cav.ry went IN pu sMt and came ~
with them his m ,rnlny, 20 miles below
b onntscille, where they encamped las
night.
1t IS reported by courier, ju,t ARMY
ed, that he enemy again a ivanc 4 from
Bonn svllc in his d ection, with he in
tent IN Of max ny faux movement, vi
this place.
A force Of led raj cavalry dashed int,
this Iace on >nnd " night, aud burne
the build ng occupied tor comm ssar'
sores, and also turned the railroa'
bridge on the Va. IL Tenn. Il. Il, aud
tressel bulge, On The same road, mile
from ore. Trains Il pass over bot
points Tomorrow.
The Il edmond Dispatch say. tina
notwiths and a cnlislun has been pre-
dcted between Meade aud Lee FIR sever
al dAs pas, parties who have arrive
from the army report all qaiut, with a
occ ,sional cavalry X rmlsh.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-25
p. r. HUG q CS Il co.
Gfocs rs + Commission Mereha. IS.

NO. As FRONT ROW, MEMPHIS, TENN,
IN for the purchase and sale Of
Cotton lob eco, Prorisio~s, Fisuv. Porf, Beef
Ce.se Hoy g. ,in Whisky lie, Beer d
kinds Of W..ts,m Produce.
We d-aw At sisht on New York, Chicago and
b. LOUIS. Cslieeiions Of Memphi. prom pity Ct.
tended TO. and proc eeds remittei on dsy Of nav.
nsnt. Msfk goods for IA, Scare Of Memphis
Packet Co, Se Louis.'' sp7s6m
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-25

Sold Nj wholesale in Ihicago by FULLkk,
FINCH L FULLt X. and all druggists
q County Merchantsan cal. rs supplied
by A. F. CROSBY and q. II neckwith, thicsg
Sold in Daven ort by F. Jacoby, re-. s bal.
lord. Stevenson h t'arnahan. ". W. Parker. g
Sch.egei, Ei,zen Koch and M. kovacs.
my2S-dhw1y
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-25
DEPARTMENT or THE INTERIOR,

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hospital practice ever since you made them, and
cannot hesitate to say they are the best catharte
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Indeed, have seldom found case Of bilious dis
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them. Fraternally yours, ALONZO BALL, Il D,
PAMAiciQn NJ The Murine H0s0iIGsl
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Price per Bottle Is cents. or half dosen for -
Should your nearest druggist not have the ar
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preparations that may b. offered in it, pacs but
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FROM Or. ,. O. Green, n LNicdgO.
Your Pills have had = long trial In my practice.
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From DR. Theodore BeifDpT Ner York Gfv
Not only are your Pills admirably adapted to their
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-25
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J { pr.prietor Of Stomach Bitte,s, Blood
~ 'ur fer, blo.d Pills, Catawna an
~, wee ,ish nraaG les. Manufsctor,
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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-24
ITELEGRAPHIC.
IIsT SIS sF'a 6TsFIFTs Ss.
THE ARMY OF The POTOMAC,
officials Don't Know that it has
Moved.
What the Washington Repub-
liesn Says.
The Potomac Army Has
Advanced.
General Lee Must Fight or Bun.
Late, but UnlmpOrtant from
Morris Island.
Rebels Hanging TOlOred Troops
and their Officers.
Oar Government VIII Protect
COlOFed Troops.
Late, but UnlmpOFtant from
Norris BLAND.
Rebels Hanging TOIOred Troops
and their Officers.
Oar Government VIII Protect
COlOred Troops.
FROm WASHINGTON.

NEw YoRK, Nov. %.
The Washington correspondent Of ths
Post says that an srtiele said to have been
inspired at the War Department says;
In determining on the employment of
-,s,1 - s1i ca slvops "a lnis government beeams
pound BY the highest moral obligations, as
well as those sppertsiniDg 10 the we'll be
ing Of the service to give our soldiers Of
that description every guarantee that they
-hould be projected, cared for aud treated
all respects like other troops In the ser
vice.
rhe rebel authorities so soon as they
placed colOred regiments in the f1eld pro
claimed the purpose Of handing over heir
officers, when captured, to their several
State au horiiies, to be punished unde'
heir 8 ate laws as criminals engaged il
slave iDsurrection, and selling into slavery
our oolOred troops as they might perchsnee
fall into their hands
As far as this IGovernment has been
able to learn, We sppFohend they have
rigidly carried out this threat fsvorsbly
promulgated in message from the pen o.
jeff Davis.
It will be recollected that thus far moth.
ing whatever has been sscertaiued Of the
fate Of such of our officers commanding
eOlOred eolOred trOops as we're captured e.
Nillikin's Bend, Charleston and Sabine
Pass. II alive, rebel authorities hold
them In secret dungeons, not even bring
ing them to public trial under State laws
But the impression is Irresistible that they
have been murdered as no trace Of then
can be found. So also is It clear that oul
colored soldiers captured by them have
shared the same fate or been reduced Il
slavery the latter most probably. Tb'
war Department seems to be arm upon thu
point and will not consent TO g further ex
change until it is made general, or, inolu
ting sll Union soldiers who have been cap
| tured.
The President hopes all good men vii
support them in the position they hsT
taken on this subject
By the Fulton We learn that the sea
vail Of Sumter hss been entirely destroyed
The rebels were building q bombproof OF
the ruins. The bombsrdment still con
unueE,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-24

Tar Distributing PoST OFFICE At
CLEVELAND On the 24th of June last . CON-
mission of Special Mall Agents held sss'
sion In this city for the PurpO's Of consider
ing several questions pertaining to the ser
vice, among others that Of diSeondHuing
ClsveIand as a distributing Of6ss, and restor
ing Toledo, which had recently been discOn-
tinuod. Tho Commission passed resolution
recommending the Post Master Genefsl to
discontinue Cleveland. On the lst Of Augusr
Post Master Cowles sont q remonstFsnoe &c
the Post Master General against adopting
the Recommendation Of the Commission, IN
zbich he showed the superior advantages Of
Cleveland q. distributing point over Toledo.
The Board Of Trade also seat q rsnO1-
STRANGE.
Recently the Department has concluded to
settle the question by ordering that Toledo
should be considered permanently diseontin
usd, which is tantamOunt to retaining Cievs-
land permanently as Distributing Post
Ones.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-24
LECTURES,
RRAINARD' HALL -
Thirteenth Annual Course of -
lie TUR Es.
Cleveland Library Association.

The Lecture Committee have the pls asure TO an.
nOunc, that great pains and AxrAnso they have
cur d the OlloWi distinguished Statesmen, nth
Ors and Oers as Lecturers { r mo Regular OIurse-
The series will mpriaa Twelve Lectures
Hen. DAM 1Ghfk5UE, Of N-w York. on
ThgrsdaY Ever ing hoy; 18th. The Union"
"EOhy x bE, !" he snth"r Of among th
Pines NV SOu-hern Friends" a. on Thurseay
BAYakD YLOR, on Thursday Evening, Dec
DR. JOHN q. holland, ''Timothy TEtoomb." ;" on
Thursday Evening, nec 10th ''The National Heart
Ans N q. CD fSTE /, Of Albany, New York. s
Pi'f LUIS AGAssIS, of Massachusetts. Two
Prof. Vim c. RICHARDS, OF Bbsdo Island. Two
Lectures
Mis- EMILY SHAW, Of Massachusetts. Beading.
rom be PO,ts.
GEThs COMMITTEES are iikswise In correspondents e
With Rev. HenTy Ward Beaoher, On JAs. 2. brady,
Hon. hos r. meSRheT. TAos. Buchanan Resd. Geo.
Wm. Curtis and others
ioksf. admitrng Gentleman and Lady to the
Course $500.
Ticket, ss@iitiRg Gentleman and two Ladies' to
the @ u-s+, 100,
Tickets, sdIniti Rg one psrson to the Course So
- Holdsrs Of Course Tekets may secure Z served
-eats dRs II the BY app wing at Brain
AZ 3 aad yirg i5 cent? for each seat.
Single Hcke's t. Le- .urss VII be rom rs 10 so
Jents. Deserved eeass Is esn,s extra.
D q FE XDTT0,
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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-24
COM ERCIAL.
0LzVELAK6 MARKKE.

MORNING LEADEB OFFICE,
MONDAY EvBSISs November ., i6S.J
FIour-stesdy at ss,ss for Fsd double extra and
e7,OOG7,-5 for white.
WhSat-ssles car rod on track OF si,ss; and
DO at tl,s5.
Coru-Hss largely advanced. sooe bush sold at
l,OI free On beard.
OaIs-Held at Tt2Ise from Stors.
HighwInes-AdTaneing and held at s5e.
Butter-Ia rAir demand 2sa2io for good to chelss
Western Z sserve. Central Is dull st lT33c.
Ghoose-Firm at l7HeISo
ESss-S-a % and IN demand at I9o.
aSgs-Are aOtIvo at s5,,Oeso IS for aIiraagos.
POrk-is heIda. sl7,OO for City brsnds Of usss
and 1870 for clear do.
Dried FrdIt-Nsw apples are worth 10 Poslsd
peaches lsc, and unpsslsd %.
suIt-ssIlIns At s7,sO for FIas and t9,S for
Coarse.
FeRIhers-sellins at 5SG6no.
ReceIPts-5s50 bush wheat.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-24

PROMOTED First Lieut.. J N. Cross,
Company +, 9th regiment, Invalid Corps,
yesterday received Official notice from Wash
ingtOn of his appointment as Captain in the
Invalid Corps, with orders to report BY letter
TO Washington. Captain Cross was formerly
of the 9Th Ohio Infantry, in which regiment
he was Captain. He IVES badly wounded in
Western Virginia, while serving under Rose
crars, early in the war,-Indi4naPaLis Jour
nal.
Captain Cross entered the Seventh Regi-
ment as First Lieutenant of Company c, the
famous 0berlin Company. He was wounded
and taken prisoner at Cross Lanes in Au-
gust, 1861, and re.captured few days after
ward at earn fex Ferry. His wounds were
SO severe that his life WAS despaired of at one
time, but he slowly recovered and spent last
fall and winter in this city engaged in re-
oruiting for the Seventh, Of which he was
commissioned Captain. From thence he was
transferred to the Invalid Corps in which he
has now received this position. His many
friends in this city will be TejOiced at the
news Of It.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-24
POTOMAC ARMY HUHURs.

"AsHlhoI0A, NOft4uOer Zos
1t was published here tn-day aud tele
graphed North that the Army Of the Poto-
mac, at daybreak, commenced an advance
IN the enemy, but gentlemen who arrived
from the front tonight are entirely igno-
rant Of the alleged movement The an
nouncement was premature.
AiTices received from the Army Of the
Potomac 10 night say deserterS come into
ur lines almost hourly. The most intsl-
'igent and, probably, we'll informed esti
nate Lees effective foros at from $1,000
TO $4,000.
man Of high connection In rebel
State says Lee is in hourly expectation Of
Al ATTACK by General Meade and is pre-.
pared, at every point TO give terrible
reception.
The permanent and temporary rebel
works on the Rspidsn are being strength
ened and enlarged to q vast extent.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-24

TIE PROSPECTUS OF TEE ATIASTI0.-Fhe
publishers of this best of American mags-
zines announces among their attractions for
the coming year the following;
RosERr BRoWEINa will contribute several
new poems.
NATzAEIEL HAWTHORNE will print his New
Romance in the columns Of the Atlantic,
commencing, probably, with the February
plumber.
HESRY WADsvoETH LOEeFELLo~ will publish
in the Atlantic some Csntos Of his Trans
latiOn of Dante's DiVina Commedia."
MIS-, HARRIET BEEcs EA STOWE begins, in the
January number, series Of capital sketch
es, TO be continued through several months,
with the title Of House and Home Papers,
by Christopher CroWfea
J. I. TEoEBRIDoE has written New Novel,
which will be commenced in the Atlantic
during the next volume.
PRoF. Louis BeAssIz will continue those ad-
mirabls articles upon different branches Of
natural science which have constituted so
interesting AMI important feature in the
late volume of the Atlantic.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-24
LOcA NOTICES.

CoLD FEET.-Whst Is more unpleasant
aud injurious to the health than cold or wet
feet, and yet how many there sre who go
from morning to night in this way, feeling
miserable and unhappy, contracting cold up
IN cold, until finally their health is orokeu
down, and lite is no longer worth sustaining
This can ell easily be avoided with very lit
tie forethought and expense, by buying a
good pair of heavy Boots or Shoes ct the
Great Bankrupt Sale, l0s Superior street,
near Water street, where they have the
largest and best assorted stock 10 be found in
this city, which must be sold for the benefit
Of creditors. nOV24 l26