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on the ticket. Burlington Argus.

on the ticket. burlington d'yuS.
The mystery rs far as We are concern.
ed, is 9 silly explained. The letter allu-
ed to was mailed by Mr.. Fisher on the
Goth of Jaly. Unfortunately it had to
pass through tide Dubuque Distributing
Post Office, and from that point i. was
sent TO siro. III, arriving there on thu
o5th. From that point it was remailed
and arrived here on tho 2sth. So much
Tor dishonest post office officials.
The very day we received it, we were
informed by prominent democrat OF
this county that Mr.. Byington heard Of
the declina,ion of Mr.. Fisher, and that
he had gone to see him and endcayor TO
get him to withdraw his action ia that
matter. Thinking that Mr.. Byington
possibly might succeed 10 his mission,
we chose to throw no obstacle in the
way b, giving the letterpnblici,y. We
~Hiteu t~o VI ti'to us 70 anu 'hcu taH'
ed upon Mr.. Plunsr, Q member Of the
Dom. Com. and told him that the letter
was in t, pc and that we proposed pub
fishing It that evening. lie replied
that he was expecting to hear from Mr..
Byington that same evening concerning
his mission TO the resi- deuce Of Mr.. Fish
er, and requested that we defer the pub
l,ca,ion OF the letter until Mr.. h. Was
heard from. OF course we could no
refuse so reasonable a request, bu, wait
ed until it was ascettained that Mr.. Fish
er could no, be persuaded hy the com
mit,ee to retract, and then published it,,
We had no object in withholding il,
other than TO give the committee far
chance TO operate.
As ID whether MIR. Byington wrote
twice or any other number Of times for
q copy Of the letter we know not, but
that VIC ever received letter from him
mentioning Mr.. Fishers letter, or in any
shape abiding TO it we tlatly deny. The
lett,r spoken Of may arrive. pio Cairo
or some other distant point, ouetime
dnring'tLc campaign.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
DOesssiteS 1feN Pcmst V,as.
JAM EA r. LAM.

DOSssslSeS ANA kSCM9tOeeS.
JAM Eh r. LAM.
rs NOW PREPARED TO COLLECT ALL.
i claims for boun,ies and Pensions.
BOunts0s.
SOLDIERS. discharged in conseqxence Of wounds
received IN BATH, or who have served two YEAR.
are entitled to 500 Bounty.
Pensions.
l. Invalid Soidiers disabled since March 18th,
1881, 10 the army or navy.
2. Wsdors Of soldiers dying Of wounds 70.
ceived, or OF disease contracted in the mili.sr
or naval service.
3. Children undo 10 years of such deceased
81 ldiers, If there is no widow surviving or from
the time OF the widows renarr,age.
Hpthcrs who have no husbands livipp) Of
soldiers deceased as above, provided tho latter
have lett no widow, nor children under 10 years,
and tho mother was dependent in whole or in
part upon the dc ,eased for support.
D. Msters, under l6 year,, OF such deceased
soldiers, dependent them tor support, provided
there are no rightful claimants of either of tho
three last preceding classes.
e-<9 Also collects Back Pay.
Apply to JAMES T. LANE.
Office southeast corner Brady and % streets.
Davenport. July 3, 1858 dim
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oi,ions and hearkcn to our words the
more willingly, as Of themselves they
plainly and clearly understood that we
are Influenced by no political reasons, no
earthly considerations. bat a,e impelled
solely by paternal charity to exhort
them TO charity and peace. And study
with your surprising wisdom, to vsr-
suade all that true prosperity, even in
his life, is sought for ia vain out Of the
true religion Of Christ and it's salutary
doctrines.
We hsve no hesitation venerable
brother, bnt that calling to yonr aid the
service. and assistance, even of your as
sociated bishops, you would abnodantly
satisfy these our wishes, and by your
wise aud prudent efforts bring matter
OF such moment TO . happy termina.
tion.
We wish yon, moreover, to be in
formed that we write 10 a similar man.
er this very day to onr venerable both
er, John Mary. scbbi-hop OF New Or.
leans, tha, couns.lhng and conicr,ing
with you, lie would direct all his
thoughts and care most earnestly to &C
compljsh the same OF ject.
Nav God, rich in mercy, grant that
these our most ardent desires 10 accom-
pi-hed. aud as coon as possible our
heart may exult in the Lord over peace
restored to that people.
10 fine, it is most pleasing to us to
avail ourselves of this opportunity to
again testify the special esteem in which
&c hold YOU. OF WI ich also, receive q
most assured pledge, the apostolic ben
rdction, whica coming from the inmost
recesses ofour he art, We most lovingly
bestow on you. venerable brother, and
the flock committed to your charge.
Dated Rome, at st. Peters, October
Is. 1862, IN the 18th year Of our Pon,i.
ilcate.
popE PRS TX
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JAN Els n. DAl.ZELl.,

COMMISSION PRODUCE MERCHANT
~ Agent for Herrng's Safes and Fai. banks.
Scales, Hydraulic Cement, Plaster Paris and
Hair.
No. Front Street.
Davenport. Iowa. May IA, is63.-d1y
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TIE CnNFE ,>lON> h tXPERtENCE
or am InvAlid.

Published for the benefit. an warning and
CAUTION TO YOu,G MEN.
who suffer from SpermatorrhGa. Nervous Dsbih-
~, Premature Decay, etc, supplying at the same
time The Means Of Self Cure. BY one who
has cured himself after being Put to great expense
and injury through medical humbug ana quack-
cry.
by enclosing postpaid addressed envelope.
6agle copies NAV he had Of the author.
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR. Eso..
Uyn.dAvlyl ksdfosd. Kings Copnsv, n. 7.
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CHAS WHITAKER,
A TTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW
IA OFFIcE ON Main street, in Grants Block, IN
stairs. imy26 DIFF
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HOTFI,

FRONT STREET. BETWkEN BRADY 4 MAIN,
JOHN MEf ER. Proprietor.
ENTERTAINMENT PROVIDED FOR THE
- travelling ubic ana city boarders at all
times in the most satisfactory manner.
The table will be supplied with the best the
mar ct affords, and the rooms and beds will be
KEEP In the most casant manner.
CH Warm meals at all hours.
Wi"G> a. Liquors
OF all kinds and Of the best quality constantly on
ka I'd iy11 DIFF
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MASS MEETINGS OF TUE PEOPLE

Two or moro Of tho following named gentlemen
70 Wit;
non. JUDGE MERRIc1. OF Chicago
HON. W. L. LErFtNGWElL
nov J. q. ALLEN. Of Illinois
$50 II. FARMER, tSQ
LRihAND BYI>G on
nov. l. N PRESTON
HON. JUDGE DkURY of lllinois;
CAPT. J. II. WALLACE
will address grad m II. meet nos OF the peop'o oil
middle lows, on current poiticals topics. and IN
support q the platform and candidates OF the
Democratic party of Iowa, at O'Clock p. NJ, al
the times ana places following, namely: At
Mu.catine, Monday, August 2ith,
Davenport, TUESDAY,. do 2orh,
Deaitt, Meincsday,do 10th,
Tip'oa. Thursday, do 9Th,
Iowa tity, FRIDAY, do 18th,
Narengo, Satnrday, do 18th,
Nafshaltswn Mond-y, do 8lst,
Toleln, Tuesday, september lst.
Vinton, Wednesday, September I'd.
Marion. Thursday, september 81,
Anomoss, Friday, Sepien Der 4ih.
Andrew, saturday, September 9TH.
Losal Democratic Editors and Committeeman,
are requested TO advertise extensively these
meetings. 10 secure unfaiing trpnspottation and
ether facilities, rec Of expense, 10 the speakers
and otherwise efficiently promote the entire sue
cess Of the meetings and as the work OF killing
Demo ratio speakers has already commenced, thu
Democracy Of these counties are entreated to iu'n
a9 their speakers.
BY er4er Of the Democratic State Central Com.
l.EGRASD BYINiTUN, Chairman.
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May lsd&w3m
TIE fSiseNse ~ ERROR.

Les Mdiddies d Erreur.)
!, 'ohn u. Ogden. M. d., author and publisher
of the above work. do hereby promise and asre
10 send FREQ of CHARGE any young man who
vi write for J., a sample copy for perusal. The
proper study Of mankind is MAN This valuable
suffering humanity. II treats in simple language
on All Is diseases Of Error, including Semn nal
weasncss. Nervous Debility, Indigestion, Melan-
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&c.-giving safe. speedy and cffectusl prescrip-
tions of their permanent cure, toge her with much
valuable information. All who favor me with
desire TO read my works shall receive a simple
copy by retura mail free II charge.
Address, JOHN b. OGDEN, d. n,
No. go Nassau ST, New York.
Nav ,T-dkw3n
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TO CONsU MPTivEs.

THE Advertiser, having been restored TO health
in u few weeks, by very simple remedy, after
having suffered several years with severe lung
-ifec,ion, aud that dread disease, Consumption
lsanxsous to make knewn to his fellow 81 frerers
the means Of cure.
To all who desire it, he will sen y copy of the
proscripti N used Gree ii charge> with the drec-
tons for preparing nd using the same, which
they will find a SURF cuRS for CONSUMPTION 3 sru.
Ma, BRONCHITIS, &c. The only objcc of the al
vertiscr in sending tho prescription is to benefit
the afflicted. ami spread Information which he
conceives to be invaluable, and he hotes every
sufferer will try his remedy, AS it will cost them
nothing, anu may prove u blessing.
REV. EDWARD A. WILSON
Williamsburg,
Kings County, Now York.
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JAM E> HARRISON
JACOB LITZEN.

DR.CTICAL DYER. PARTICULAR AT.
tention paid to dyeing Cloths, Silks, velvets,
or Garnonts Of any kind-to give any color de-
sired. Third street, two doors west of Iowa
north SIDE. (ny15 div
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-08-10

~ - now lev uhNs HIoic tutu uihA
months since the administration swap.
ped of Gen. Mcclellan for Gen. Barn
side. Since that time there has been
considerable changing aud trading about
the Army Of the Potomac considerable
moving "on to Richmond lives o.
about forty thousand soldiers have been
sacrificed, and TO day the army occupies
p'acteably the same postslon as it did
when Mcclellan was removed. The
ilen,ic. cause Of his removal-we
should .ay the alleged use--has been
Reproduced; /. C., Mcclellan WAS GUST
ed because he could not capture the en-
tire rebel army on ii. passage from Mary.
lsud 10 the south SIDE OF tho Rappshan-
mock. Since then two OF his succe.sors
-Burnsiie and Hooker-provea mis-
crab. failures, and the third Gen.
Meade has succeeded in doing no more
than DID Gen. Mcclellan. All this
proves tina; it is an possibility, for
sty arms. under any commander to fight
successful y undnr the Washington lncu
bus, and further, that the James River
route-,he one chosen by Gen. McCiel-
Ian is the true one 10 advance upon.
This conclusion is generally accet ted
now by press and people throug hou, the
country. All attempts to take Richmond
without uncovering Washington have
proven abhotatve and awiolly expens We
both 10 life and treasure. The Men
York Commercials Washir g'on letter
Of the 81 int. says with onvincng EN-
phasis, 'the campaign Tor the summer
has virtually ended" From the Poto
mao to Charleston there is nothing to
be expected this seaon, excepting taids
and sklrmishes, and It il now serious
question whether Gen. Gilmore Will be
able to fulfil the contrac' or not. Pro
vided be does take Charleston, tina. act
OF itself will amount to but little to.
wards closing the war. What the cause
Of this luac,ion may be is not comprc-
bensible o us as this distance from the
field. There seems TO be no encourage.
ment that the war will be closed within
the next year, though it is possible that
some combination Of circumstances may
arise that will bring cur troubles to n
focus sooner than at present anticipated.
Such We hope may be the case, but the
s'gns are unfavorable.
Mr.. FISHERS Dedication of the Demo.
cratic Nomination fos Governor.
There mas been no little astouishment
at the delay iu the publication OF Mr..
Fishers letter declining the nomination
for Governor. Thu letter was dated in
" 20 b, and addressed to d. n. Rich
ardson, Secretary Of the Convention and
was received by that gentleman a dsv
or two after its date. Mr.. r. stated edit
eris II 10 the Davenport Democrat ,ha,
10 had re 'eived such letter. but for
one unexplained eau e, did not publish
hnnt'l August Alb. 1t has been chang
ed that Mr. Byington, Chairman Of the
State Contra Committee, had within. Id
the letter, but it seems that Mr.. Bying.
ton neversaw the lstteruntilit appeared
In the Democrat, and he informs us be
wrote twice FIR copy Of the letter, no
answer vas made By Mr.. Richardson,
TO bis request. We make this statemert
10 justice 70 the Committee Who have
been blamed and charged with tsrdiness
IN taking action II filing the vacancy
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uA. l. PUTNAM. JOHN n. RO0BRs
PUTIN Il ROGERS.
A TTORNEYS AND COUNSELORS LAW
"A OryIoR, Davenport Block, No. ~, Main 81
~scond Floor. jun7-dtf
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-08-22

S.Oss 50 -.
~.,ur aupscklBER still CON filsUES To
m.nuf.c.ure the old -tashi med Log ramp
shop ON Commsrcisl Alley. DO ween nrsw "a
Perry.
1sss ID. vsa
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A GsowL AT "OhlGINAL SECESSION
ISIS, We learn that one hundred sack
OF salt, 10 the hands OF & Spectator in
one OF the counties Of the Safe, we're re-
Gently seized by the Government. We
record this seizure with much satisiac.
ton. II ii be true tia. lie scas an orig
nal Secesston,st the seizure will give
aaei't,onal sdtiyacfion to tho public
R"I,rh Stondn-1, Juin 3.
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DEMOCRAT & NEWS

A Washington dispatch of the l7,L
inst. Is M follows:
"Ihe Raleigh North Carolina) Stan.
ddrd, rec i.ed here 10 day. contains a
long ar icle, sad to be the int produo.
ton Of Hon. X. S. l'onneil, formerly
OF Congress from the secnnd district OF
North carolina, now tie Speaker OF the
House OF Commons of that State, and
Hon. r. Is. Ssttcrthwaite, the Psesid, ut
OF the Governors Council Of that State,
and published with the approval Of Go !.
Vance. II ar'aigns the southern lead
ers Tor their enhancement Ut the war
upoo Insufficient ground, aud charges
them with being he authors Of sll tue
pending difficulties, AID with having
brought them on xinst the reason aud
the CONVICTIONS OF the people Of the
SOU hern States. 1t also acknowledges
that III prosecuting the war tie Feucral
government has Gone no more than it
It could have been expected to do and,
hnally, propose to send Comm, ssions,s
to Washington t, arrange terms OF ne
EQUATIONS FIR peace.
lie great 8 On ficance attached TO
tho document i It's or,pin. I,,sIega,d
ed as as m-offi ,ial exposition OF the
views OF The government OF North Caro-
lima, and Indicative that the authorizes
AS well as the people OF that state are
an abatem ut of the rebellion and q re-
trun to the original status Of the State
in,he Un on !"
Ibis is certainly most gratifying
condition Of things in North Carolina,
aud We shall not be amazed to SEQ the
STATE speedily cut loose from the Con.
'ederacy and attempt to resume her
place in the Union. If she should do
%. what will be her reception at Wash
ngton Will she DO welcomed, aud
he way be TINS opeued for other re-
oellions States to follow her, or will she
% repelled? Will the fa,ted cali be kill.
&C and feast ordered, or will the doc
rnes of Mr.. Solicitor Writings letter
Dc thrust in her face ?
We .ubmt that these are most peril
lent lnqui i.
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WRTNGERS, SEWING MACH y rs,
~ AZ No. - KING STREET, CORNER OF
HoyAL STREET. ALEXANDRIA, IRSINlA>
xyrF KEEP constantly on hand at the aboTe
W stand. q large and varied stock, t. men
co,'s1ar,t additions are being ms de- consisting
Of
Hardware in every variety,
Pocket and Table Cutlery.
RY1nrs Scssors and Shears all qualities.
Mechanics and Garden Tools
housekeeping and variety Goods
Knofng Felt and Roofing Cement. >.
Window sash, with and without GiaSs
Fancy SOAPS n ote Paper and Envelopes.
LIQUID Glue and Muciage
Fine quality Segars and Chewing Ioba co:
Tin ware in 81 eat variety, with other ARTICLES
NOT necessary 10 enumcrate, all OF Whlch VIII
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A GENCY FOR sHERMAN'S CLOTHES
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SOUTHERN NEWS.
! Extracts from Southern papers, as furnish

a Ev tls Northern journals.i
" 3 learn from the Lynchburg Republican
n Thursday that there is no" bit q very
.,na)l number Of Yankees IL the hanawha
Valley. (io:. Scammon, the commander
having gore with the larger portion to zen
nessee, either 10 reinforce Burnside Or Rose,
crana The force now in the valley consists 81
4o,,r reoiments and one battery. a portion
ara At FAYETTEVILLE and the rest scattered al
different noints along the river. There are no
oayalry in the valley. -,
The Richmond Sentinel Of the 23a says, the
oeonle n Richmond decided yesterday by
largo ratio Of the vote given 500 TO 296-
that thew deem il inadvisable to place any re-
strict;ons on prices; and the Senate decided
that rhere should be none. The proposition Is
now dead.
Information Of an official character was re-
ceived in Lyochburg on "Wednesday that a
hodv of Yankees, under General AverlIl, are
threatening another raid in the direction OF
Buchanan, in Botetourt county, va
1T is stated that some who have put sub
sI;tntes in the army, ond stayed at home to
wake money, are alarmed al the prospect OF
the repea Of the substitute law, and having
made wherewithall to travel, are trying 70 run
awav % Europe. Wcnnderstand that ouu er-
ous anplications have been made tor passports.
None, probably, ofthem will be granted.
An order has been issued from the War de-
nartment to Gen. Wnder, who is IN charge OF
1,r;soners Of war in Richmond, lnseructlns
him to deliver to the Federal prisoners II
his charge al tn gold sent TO them BY their
friends from the North, as he may receive 1t.
Dnf 70 withhold fiom them all United States
Treasury notes, as the Confederate Govern
nent recognizes no such money; but he may
give them an equivalent in Confederate scrip.
Rev. Mr.. Moore, pastor OF the Episcopal
Church at Louisburg, n. C., has been sent
North under the charge Of being engaged IN
reasonable correspondence with the enemy. =
Mr.. Moore was refugee from Wheeling, Va.
The Stanton Va Spectator says news
has reached that place, BY letter from gentle
man in Highland that Gen. Ayerlll, with a
force Of 5000 men, was, few days ago, At
Cheat Mountain, this side Of Beverly, and con
te,nplated raid on that place.
The staunton Spectator says that on the
10Th instant the Confederate pIckets, IN Green-
brer county, arrested Mr.. Tbaddeus Jones
and son OF Mr. Wadron, formerly contrac-
tor on the Cogngton and Ohio railroad, white
attempting to work their way out Of the
lines Mr.. Jones, before the war, lived IN
Washington City, but has been living tor the
- sano Or tErea years al the " bite Snlphur
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EDUCATIONAL.

rTNHE duties Of MISS ELLEN III ARhs
l. SCHOOL were resumed on TUESDAY,
the 18th ofSEPTEMBEk. Partlcular attention
Will be given to the ELEMENTARY BRANCHES
AS the only sure base tor future improve
ment. It is desirable that all the pppAs
as far as practicable, should be present at
the opening Of the school, Terms, tor oE-
biography, Reading, Geography, 0T%mmas'
Philosophy, History, Arithmetic and AiseoFa'
from five to seven dollars per term OF ten "eeAS'
Music and French at Professor charges ~
The School is PLEASANTLY situated OF hlAE
street, No 2l4 between Columbus and Alfred
oct II eotf
TNGLISH AND GERMAN ia I-SCHOoL
4 ALEX TA,-The EngIi:h anG
German day-school under the direction ,o q:
Prof Il. 7. Hunt, is in operation since '"S'
Monday, October 9TH, inst
Parents and Guardians who WISH 70 ~"
their children thorough education IN al , ;ao
common branches, generally taught IN Ehsl'S -
and German schools, are respectfully InVllVa -
send them to ti:at school at phcenix Hall, coz
ner Of King and Royal strets, SECOND story
The Committee
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-10-28

4 Court Of Inquiry Is in session at the
Y ashlngton Navy Yard, inyestie eating the facts
connected with the capture OF the gunboats
"a e and Reliance, % the RappahauuocE.
On the @,22a Of August.