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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-30

THECLATXs UNDERTHB EMANcIP ALTON Act
The Treasury Department are still engaged in
paying the claims under the act emancipating
the slaves In the District of Columbia Since
Tuesday, 122 on Wednesday and % yesterday
amounting 10 S5iS, 65Ss have been paid There
are yet about 3c5 claims amounting to over
Si3 900 outstanding, which, however, will be
paid in The course OF a few DAYS. Those tntar.
ested are mostly satisfied with the award.
made-but few complaints being made. Indeed
many are surprised at the fair valuations made
in some cases.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-30
coal OIL .-.o,.,.o
WARRANTED PuR ~ VENTS

Family Grecery etore, III Pc avenue,
- 2-lwA between 18th and AJth sts.
lust RECEIVED ELEGANT ASSORTMENT
~ Of the latest styles HkAD DRESS Ks foI Baila,
HOPS. Receptions and Dinner Parties at Mrs. g. J.
HUfIOSS Phtlsdelphis Empnrism OF Fashion,
313 street, between 9th and 10th Elegant NIL.
Ladies' can rely on having their rich and cos
materiAl in the best manner and latest sty lee Al
the latest styles Sleeve and Waist Patterns for
SALE Cutting and Blasting At the shortest notice.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-30

lust RECEIVED ELEGANT ASSORTMENT
HIffoSs Psn.deipSis smparism o. psssios.
sERY and Skss stn .ns :. =. ar
Ladies' can rely on having their rich ana cost
SYKES ana in VAST fssn. or
sale Cutting and B..sins At the shortest notice.
PhofosAls FOB ,f e sSo BARRELS Q!
SLED Pse.es.ls are Invited til, the 18th day
81 fsS,1:s9 &
Bids win be rss.iysd for what ia know, - No. a.
ds.Ss sIss.: 's ::
sss sss t q ,ssss g
sess:d g q.
P.,Isn. .i,, Se nd. u esr,iae.tss Of lndessse.
for distriSrtio
-, The S..s soysrsn:.s is:,cssion yin se nsds
BID y E =, I, fen Ss sss .,
Ik.barrsis % Be ne . snG hesd lined.
g sr:sS e ce yh s;h Fl .
dcr g 4; SIs.aisss0n D. en-
M pIARY NORTH AND s0UfH.-By W..
Tsn... ne t,. isr'' ssssG Il fiIE ssse'
GR1Af BxoIrl.MINr
VI among the
CLOTHING MBRCHANrsi
... e....- owing 20
...s J. BRUCE 4 90.
selling their stock OF
MEMS AND BeYs' CLOTHING
81 lees than any other house in wsshinstos. Isu
10 the time 70 secure some Of the ,.-.-
w. GREAT BARGAINS
offered BY N. We have on hand the ansst sssss-
CxssIurRu ooArs p.w~s AVN v-s~s
In the eity. Also, latest styles Of
MecLRLLAES SACKS,
for eitisens and soldiers wear.
BOYS CLOTHING
Of ell descriptions.
All OF the above goods will Be sold ~ les tAAs
wholesale prices for the next sixty days, % nsks
room for spring Goods which We are nov nsss-
facturins. J. BRUCE 4 co.,
Clothiers, l6l Seventh Street, ,
,aA I've doors below emIths.
T,xnh.Aka1IsS Es R.sGIEs acADsss ~. -
and loth.-Prof I. 9. MARINI hss the honGr
to ne, e h 1 ne
on TUESDAY. fsSrssrT "a: shsa he viii
prepare ii. pupils ier ths Nay BAL and u.ss..
every r 81 ss,c fss .Ss .s
So. M. and from to 10 ,. n: for gentlemen.
logo vALINrINlsl J86S
The tl.de supplied at lowest wholesale prices.
with VALENTINES
Of all styles, at the NATIONAL BOOKSTORE,
5. 2s-2v as Pc ay., etv: III ae@-.n -.
MOE NE" AND HOOP sKIRfs;
. Gs:.:s .,' f:s !: a'4 ~s :p nd S.t
Bee, stirs Of Tie best styles .ps Z, oo IL
': sss;s... 81, Seventh a.. shove fAs'.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-30

] HE W EJ'HiNG NJ BALLTPOREEN.-L Last
night, a wedding came of al house in Swan
poodle. The company was very large, and the
Snug o ould Mullin'' was PASSED around
freely. The company grew exceedingly lively,
and the dance ensued; and after a while the in
terferencewith each other partners revived the
old scenes at Ballyporeen, In the "ould coun-
thry." The shillelah was swung with vigor
and many head was freely bied by the quick
"swats'' Of the skiriful belligerents At last
Il. McCarty was stabbed in the thigh by Danr
Dougherty. The police ntrrfered, and arrested
Dougherty and Peter McKewan, who Were sent
10 Jail for court. Three others were arrested
and dismissed. Several were slightly cut IN
the fight.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-30

MORE NEW BALA0RAL uoop sryp,s
New lots opened this day In Ls1ieS ma nSE
HOOP efirts Of tAs best styles and 2, shs ,SssS
prices. W: vi
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rates;
Business Cards not to exceed lines, $40 90 PEI
Hnnum;
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per square will be made.
Large .uts CHI srged double the same dimension
Of type.
Yearly dvertising contracts will be understoo'
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cordingly.
Editorial notices charged for at the rate of l5
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THE BEST IN THE WORLD,
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ley besare OF tho ordinary cheap tooth pow
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DO you wish to be certain that yosr b,eath 10
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OF irieudsf tso DIR. uutd's Celebrated
Mouth ash. frco. az cents per bottle.
The astringont wnsh II slso the best remedy In
tho world ior tanker bad Breath, Flooding Gums
soro Mouth e,s. II has cured hundreds
DO You, OF your children suffer from Toothnehe
Oct Dr. lluid's Magic 1OOthnChe Drops.
Price, Is cents yer botts !.
Arc you afflicted with Neuralgia Got Dr. w !.
u. tinsd's Neuralgia plasicrs. The most
eGsstise and delightful remedy known.
They do not adhere nor blister, bat soothe and
charm pain away Try them. Price. Is and 70
cents. Mailed on receipt OF price.
DO YOU wish a complete sat of Dental Rcmo-
dios and Treatise GA Preserving Teeth Get
Dr. ". %. Dlutd's Dental Treasury, the
noatest and most valuable present tha, one friend
can make 10 another. rico, 81. Sent by express
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For sale at all tho beat storos Throughout the
country.
GAurIon.--As there arc dealers who take adj
vantage of our Advertisements to impose uror
thelf customers inferior preparations, II ~ nrres-
cary t. insist upon having what Jon call for, and
YOU will got tho hest, thoroughly tested aud re-
pared by nh experienced and scientific Dentist,
treasurer Of tho New York State Dentists Asso-
eiation, aud Nieo President " tho New York
city Dental Society.
Address
wM II. HuRD a CO, New York.
julys-dAwtfcbl4
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A Greek ON L. A. 'hACKL0r FOR sss
n signed BY stephen Isowden. The nv ment
Of the check has been stopp d The In Ter viii
confer favor by returning il 70 this emce or &c
The Bank. 49, - :. - N KOAkS. :.
iAa lott
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J. W. IL. BAKER, N

J. W. ii. BAKER, "A. D.,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. OFFICE II
il Post Office Building. Residence on Fiji
street, between brady and Perry streets, Vel
nort Iowa novl9-d&wtf
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EQUITABLE.-The Equitab!e-Ths Equita-
BILE Lfe-Equitabie Life Assurance-The Eqli-
"a lie Life Assurance Society of the United
States.
OFFICE OHice on Braiy street-on Brady
.treet, below the Post O1ico-third door below
tho Post Office 35 Brady street.
VIZ. ROSS CIV. +. Ross Co.. agents
w. +. Ross 4 Co. agents Of The Equitable.
i'm 6-tf
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NJ NUT IN DSN SIS SvbSub0hSs
"s
Work Work ! Work =,
Oh Gcd that bread should be so dear,
And lesh and blood 50 cheap.
Proceeds to be placed In tho han]s Of Adj.
Gen. Baker for distribution.
PROGRAMME
Voice of the Loyal North. %. W. Holmes
The W Grid ior Sale key. Ia ph Host
Inc oy.tttman 1oiIhes
Little jim" Gem" .................--
song VI the shirt. Hood
Plea Of Sergeant Buziuz in Bardell
W. Pickwich ID lok ems.
TEN MINUTES.
0thello- ,rd Act...............S Shakespeare
The Doys.... .....-........ Holmes
beautiful ShsW - -
Domestic Asdes Or Truth in Parenthesis) Hood
Inc Mhliac... ...-.-..... -. Lewis.
Admission 20 cents. Balcony Seats 30 cents
Doors open at I o'clock. Commences al oclk.
feb q did
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DIR. II. II. WOkLEY,
Homeopathic Physician.
NFFICE AND RESlDENCE on WEST
" Fifth street, next door east Of Congregation
IL Church nov 22-d6m
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!. A. REID, m. D.,

j. A. REIUs III. De,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. OFFlCi
snd residence No. IS, corner Main ana Thin
trests. Davenport, Iowa. julyl [
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n EW YORK.
Great Books in Press.
THRILLING INCIDENTS
ovTEk
KE.ET KEEELZkO.I;
OR
The HarOism OF 0ur soldiers a. sailors
ILLUSTRATED.
| rot, iarye l2mo. Itice, f1.25.

The critics and tho public right in predict
ng that tins w.i tutpasn. la gralhie narrative,
exciting interest aud extensive popularity. MI
ttaer hisirCes u tho ior the laiVn. ltt
theme will he the heroic daring patton saferingi
and hsir breadth aHcnpos II our soiors and sail
ors, and its incidents will form tho tbosas Of
conversation III unutnerabo hfeaidos for yosrs e
como. u Will contain, IN nddi ION 90 It's stirring
doiaiis, tho philosophical nalysif oil tho Cause
Ut the War, W John Lothrup Morley, Lib,
Author u Tho hwo Of tho Dutch itop ybiic,
otc., tho dates &C ail the important events iron
tho John brow raid, aud ~ accurate and revised
account Of the principal battles, with soc urat,
cnEraVihgs.
One third Of the proceeds OF all subscripi iOni
sent 70 Us viii be given for the roie Of daablo OF
soldiers, q ID all persOns who wish n copy Of tb,
work aud also 10 benefit tho soldiers, should sem
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or private, or person in any section Of tho eouD
thy, having knowledge Of n herOie act stirring
incident, vii. obligo US ny sending VA ~ aceoun
Of IL.
Boohsrllors, Pogtmastors, Sad Gnnvs1inf
Agents will be furnished with ~ subscription pro
slocius, on application 10 the uubtisben.
cX liberal commission given to eolticrs do
sting to net a. agents IN taking subsctipucas.
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EXCHANGE AND BANxisG iIoUss or LoU.sl
A. III. cxLor, Dayen, ort, IOWA, Feb. 2, 1868
A LII PERSONS HAVING MONEY On DE-
n POST with the undersigned, either in Ger
iifcaics Of deposit or by book account. arc re-
auestcd TO withdraw the same without delay.
feol LOUIS A. MACkLUT.
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DIR. GEO. w. McCARN,

PHYSICIAN AM SURGEON. OFFICE
In room directly over the Post Oh,e.
DIR. Ga. ". McCAsSs residence. east side o
Brady. second door from corner OF 9th.
ian Q-dvtf
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Post C1ite Winter Tine Table.
Arrival and Departure OF the Mails.
PO8roFFICg AZ DAvEErORT, IOWA.

EASTERN MAIL.-Closes at s A. NJ. AMI 5L T..
NJ. Arrives al l0A. NJ. and ~ L. n, Sunlsys
excepted.
WESTERN MAiL-Closes at A. NJ. Arrives
at y. NJ. Sundays excepted
NORTHERN Iowa MAiL.-Closcs at S q T. NJ.
Arrives att PMS
SouTHEgs Iowa MArL.-Closes at A. NJ. Az
rives att +. NJ.
NoRTHgRS VIA DEWITT. Closes Sunday, Tues-
day and Thursday at So Z. NJ. Arrives Tuesday
Thursday and saturday at 4. NJ.
RoCTk No. IUIf1-tIs blue Grass, etc-Closes
Monday, Wednesday Al Friday at 81 e'ck Z NJ
Arrives Tuesday, Thursday and SATURDAY at ~
o'clock N.
RourE No. los4s Via Tiptcn --Closee Tuesday
and Friday at " o'clock NJ arrives Tuesday and
Friday al IL o'clock NJ.
Kot rE No. l0yE-via Puifai,-Closes Friday
at o'clock NJ arrives Saturday ats o'clock
PM.
kours No. l0250-yia Walnut Forks and Dix
on. closes Wednesday. at 81 7. NJ Arrives
Saturday at G y. VI.
OFFIoR Hours. Office open st o'clock A. N.
General delivery closed n, ~ o'clock +. N Office
closed ., v O'Clock r. NJ. Office open on Sunday
from ! to 2 ,'cock =. NJ.
tsH- A. the principal mills are carried by Rail
Road, all the time stated herein will be
RAIL koAD lrnB, the clock in the SupcriDtend-
ents Office, NJ. 1 n. RI. Depot, being the stand
ard GHAS II. ELpkiiHsE. J. ".
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SAML kNORR,
A TT0RNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW
"A Can be consulted in the German and Eng
nsh
oFFioK-Up stairs in Nichols Block, corner Of
I'd and BRADY sts., Davenport, Iowa. i,bl ~
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The Daily Democrat and News,
RICHARDSON, WEST e. CO.,
PRoPRIETOes.
D. n. RIcnARDsoN, GEO. =. WET
GEO ,. CARPRNrR2.
We the undersigned agree to the following
TERMS or SUBSCRIPTION:

DAiLY.-l5 cents per week, ply bile csrii m.
Mail and post-ofce subscribers, s. 90 per .nn N,
payable in advance.
WERELY.-$2,oo per annum, 10 advsnes
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CARDS.
- -
DIR. J e. PARK & Il

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. OFFICE,
No. franklin Block, ss.ona floor, Brady ST.,
between Second and Third, Davenport Iowa
Residence, corner Ninth and lie Claire ste.
deei S-dkx
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To LET.

OFFICES AND VERY LARGE ROOMS IN
~ Post OGaea and LeClslss blocts, The Lee
Claire Makos House, suitahis for storage OF grain
heavy nsrehsndiss: Any D
g $40 - SoU / Co1IW.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-03-25

The citizens Of Wood county, Ohio, in
favor of using every means in their power
TO crush THE SHAREHOLDERS REBELLION
are requested to meet at TONTOGANY
on Saturday afternoon, March 2Sth, at z
o'clock.
Hons. J. NJ. ASHLEY, IA. BINGHAM
and others will represent.
The object of said meeting is the adop
ton of such measures as may be dcemec
necessary TO give our Soldiers in the iiclt
the assurance that their friends at hom'
stand ready TO stake the last dollar ant
the last man on the cause for which they
are battling.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-03-25
CoLuNpus, O. March 20. 1864.
THE UNION MEETING AT TOLEDO

The meeting at Toledo, ON Wednesday last, was
well attended, and passed oil harmoniouSly and
with enthusiasm. In the afternoon the meeting
was held in the Railroad Depot where there was
speaking from two platforms, by Colonel Hawkins,
Of Tennessee Hon. George G. Bates, Vt Chicago :;
Hon. j. NJ. Ashley, aud others. Patriotic dis
patches and congratulations were received and
read from soldiers in the field aud from prominent
men who had been invited to attend the meeting,
but were unable to do 50. In A,e evening there
was speaking at Whites Hall, by Hons George C..
Bates, ], NJ. Ashley, NJ. Il. Waite, and others
Although the intention and results of the meet
ing were undoubtedly good, and its proceedings
decidedly patriotic, We believe the Committee OF
Arrangements made at least mistake in the Sc
lection of portion Of the officers, We refer to the
choice OF several men bitterly hostile To every
movement which the Government makes for the
suppression of the rcbelliou-rebel sympathsers
and full bloodcd Coppcrheads. As proof that such
selections wcrc made, We give the following OK
tract from the Napoleon Nortt Ws.t-a first class
jeff. Davis publicaton-which, after giving the
names Of several officers OF the meeting, from
Lucas, Putnam, Defiance, Henry and Pauldng
counties, says;
NOW, We take upon ourSelt To assert that the
names of all these Democrats 4 are used in such
connection without their knowledge and consent
and that not one of them will be present at this
Inongrel concern to act in the positions TO which
they have been assigned
While we rejoice to men of all parties unite
in declaring their allegiance to the Government,
and rendering it their unconditional support we
believe it unwise, and tending to bring loyal men
into disrepute, when traitors are brought forwar
appointed officers Of a Union meeting, and repre-
sented to the public loyal citizens sinasmuch AZ
the subsequent reasonable acts of these men might
be ascribed to Z" Officers Of the great Union meet
ing" All honor to the loyal Democrats who were
present and took part ia the prooeedings-or VIII,
were compelled to remain at home, yet sympa
thzed with its object, aud extended it their mora
support. But as the speediest way TO brnl
Christianity aud Christians into disrepute woul
be the selection Of drunken and profanc mon 70
church officers, so the surest method of makirl
the Unconditional Union party and its supporter
subjects for scof and rdieule throughout the land
is TO associate with them men who openly an
proudly applaud treason and dea0unee Loyalty,
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-03-25
fairs In the South

Parson Brownlow writing from Nashville
under date of March 9Th, to tho Philadelphia
Press, says of the Army of the Cumberland
when the Army of the Cumberland will
move ! am not prepared to say, but il will
be before u great while; as soon should
say, AZ the roads will allow of an advance
General Rosocrams evidently has tho best
army now ON the continent. 1t is in good
trim in every respect and while am not
aware of tho strength of the army, feel
authorized to say that the Army of the
Cumberland does not fall short of 100 ,00C
men, well clad, we'll armed, well fed, en-
joying good health, and eager to hear the
word forward march,
On another subject in tho same letter, he
says; "While passing u large college build
| ing i'll Murtreesburo, in which there were
between two and three thousand rcbeI
wounded prisoners, some of whom are dy
ing every day, was told 10y ,,n ollcor who
had taken tho trouble to visit them, and
talk to thcm, that ~ large majority OF them
avuwed that they were Union mon, and had
been conscripted and they further stated
| that the couscripts had been forced into the
| front ranks OF the battle, and that they had
suffered moro than any other class oi mon
| DescrtorS are coming into our lines every
| day from the rebel army twenty AT time
and thoy us well rs Union refugees, agree
i'll what they say. Bragg and Johnson
have both made speeches to the army al
! rullahoma aud Shelbyville, and the grand
! point made 10y them was that they intended
! to break our lines ON tho Cumberland, drive
our army back to the Ohio, aud then they
would be sustained by tho peace party OF
lnpdaUs and Illinois, Ohio and kentucky
The staple in their speeches was the aid
and comfort they had right to expect
and were sure 10 receive, from the "peacC
party" OF the Northwest, They based their
hopos of success upon the aid they expected
! from these traitors in the Northwest
and boasted that they would. this spring
carry the war into Carthage, and soon have
| the conservatives of tho Northwest fol
la lilies"
4 lady recently escaped from Nirgini;
writes to the Philadelphia Inquirer that tn,
social decentralization existing in the Soutl
is very great. Though liquor of tn,
most inferior kind is selling AT $50 or $40
gallon, mon of the highest standing are nov
hahitual drunkardS; fSt.fghtS among ol,
residents and neighborS are common in a
the towns through which have passed, rhi
Generalization is not coniued to the me
alone ladies of tho highest character hav
fallen into disgraceml habits preaching, Sal
bath and day schools, in most places hav
been suspended. The officers, as genera
thing, are OF the die in the last ditch
order but if il were lett TO the ranks tho
would give up the iyrannical militar
Government at Richmond Any man be
tween sixteen and fifty.ive years of age i
liable TO be arrested by any civil mllitsr,
officer or any magistrate even constable
, may, without a written order, take MAJ
by the collar and say . come with me to III
army"
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-03-25
GIrpIbI.ENIENT

knowing that our patrons will bo glad to read
the evidence taken by the Colorado Investigating
Committee" we this week send them Supple
uent, which contains the larger portion of it
as much as they will be able TO read before the
entire document is issued in pamphlet form. ln-
elligcnt people, whose leading characteristics are
sound common sense candnr and honesty, will
have to keep remarkably "shorp eye" ont
for the "swindle," Of which we have heard 81
much--elsr them won't be likely to see it,"
There are people in this vicinity, however, so sa-
gacious that they Sc, Il, " clear rs mud, merely
with the aid of leather spectaclcs !"
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-03-25
THE CONSCRIPT LAW.

II is stated that our armies welcome the con.
scripton law with enthusiasm, and declare that il
the necessity arises they will march To enforce it,
Brgadcr General in Rosecrans army says tina,
it WAS electrified with Joy at its passage In Gen
eral Iookcr's army the soldiers are all talking
about it and specializing MS To the best means o
carrying it out. A general officer at Baton Roug,
writes that it is the one thing nccdfI to save tn,
country.