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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-25

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A COOP DopaE.-A Young man in
California whose friends had ceased to
with him woke up their in
terest by sending letters to business men
10 his native place, inquir,ng the price Of
q tolerably sized farm. Seven affection
ate letters came from the friends BY re-
turn of post, and two or three day
have come ever since, including one
from 40 old land cold) sweetheart.
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particularly By those arriving - Manhood. Il
cure 70 the amicssd 10 plainly Get forth. Il has
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-25

How Hs GOT TO HIS VEssEL.-A
sailor in Boston. having left his ship for
a nights visit to the city, woke mp the
next morning and found his clothes had
been stolen by his roommate. He was
very anxious to return to his vessel, but
his under garment was the only one lett,
and that was not of sufficient Dimensions
to answer all the requirements Of the oc-
casion. He finally procured the loan Of
q headless -four barrel and got into IT,
holding the barrel at sufficient height
to comply with the demands Of decency,
be marched down to the wharf, and ar
rived ut the vessel before she sailed.
His appearance on the street created
quite q sensation.
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DEMOCRAT & NEWS.


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The bridal presents given 70 Miss Kats
Cbsss, nov Ma Sprsgus, are valued at
eco, 900. Katy bas made good market.
There are over three thousand retsl
prisoners 81 Camp Morton, indianapolis,
ard the number is being daily increased
by accessions from Tennessee.
Arrangements are being made 10 hold
county fairs in every county ia IGdisns.
for the benefit Of the families. ofaoldiers
now absent in the army. The move 10 .
good enc.
The Cincinnati Water Works Comp
any have signi6ed that they are able.
with increased facilities at their works, TO
supply both the cities of Covington aud
Newport with water.
A lady 10 Boston was recently poison.
cd BY green wall paper. On examination,
the wallis of her room were found 10 Be
covered with paper rich in green ooloring
matter, which. being analysed yielded
large quantities Of arsenic.
The supreme tribunal Of Madrid has
just given final judgment in a eui,
which had been under litigation 24o
years, and which involved the succession
TO the inheritance Of trancis Pi.zsrro,
the famous invader amp conqueror Of
Peru in 1882.
A Berlin professor finds that Europe
contains 272, 600, 900 of Inhabitants, Asia
5000, 900, Africa $4,000, 900, America
2oO, 200, 900. and Polonesia 1000, 900
total ,2ss, 0OO, 900. OF this little crowd,
about 100000 die each year, another
professor calculates that SO, 627,sl3,275.
O75,e55 people have lived on the earth
siace the creation.
The Boston ZFanseript has opened up
the question as to whether the Apostle
Paul vas = widower. II ssys that the
query was once made in its columns, and
. correspondent stated some reasons for
the affirmative which are 80 yet unans We
red. 1t may not be auiss to mention that
Iguatiu., the Bishop Of Antioch, A. D.
68, 10 one Of his:epistles to the primitive
church, states that St. Paul had been
married, and Clement says the same in
the third book Of his Ecclesiastical hist
DRY. Eusebius, another of the Christian
Fathers, also says 81. Panl was widower.
ANNOUNCEMENT ExTRAoRDIEARY-
In the London Observer Of October 25th
We find the following:
1--WE are enabled to state upon good
authority that her Royal Highness the
Princess Of Whales ' i'll probably be con
fined in or about the Last week in March
next. The health of the Princess is all
that can be desired under the circumstan
COS and the nation has reason to rejoice
1t the prospect Of the sovereignty of her
Good and Gracious Majesty Queen Wet
oria."
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public an d the trade i'm par.
aicular to their complete
and well assorted Stock Of
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comprising everything suit.
ed to I he JObbing Trade Of
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shall keep our stock con.
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and better terms than any
other House In the Trade.
An early call IL respect.
fully solicited.
Orders by mail receive
prompt attention.
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l.; !; !: 3!
I ers, with the assurance that nothing
will be left undons by him tn promote the well
faro of his guests and make their stay in his
house one Of pleasure and comfort.
He also recommends his we'll stocked Bar,
which is supplied with the best Liquors.
Every morning 81 10 o'clocka splendid Lunch
Is served mp. ljDes-dly] HENRY hAUPT
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The advertiser, Physician II thirty years ex-
perience, in the treatment Of Lung Diseases,
Bronchitis, asthma. 3D., but now retired from the
practice, is desirous Of impsrting his experieoes
BY difFusing information Invaluable to suffering
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II. WELLS. Agent, Davenport.
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Apply to GEO. l. DAVENPORT, ExecutoS
Or JOHN l.. COFFIN.
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LONDON 4 LIVERPOOL
fire q Life Insurance COMPANY
OFFICE, 50 WALL / 81 PINE sr,J Y.
eid up capital, surplus and reserved
t0A~s .ss.Vs 'SvecSc
invested In this county,. ! $3.50
Yearly revenue over. wv wv
The shareholders Personally RosPOnsi.
Die for engagements 81 tho Company.
AT Directors must be ShareAobdtrs.
aRFggKscgs pOR pAvDxpOoF:
Geo. II. French, Lorenzo Schrieksf, Nicholas
Kuhnen d &C., Geo. l.. Davenport, Aimst Skssl,
Nicholas J. Rusch.
uRU YoAK:
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J. G. wAshBURN, Agent for Davenport End
Rock Leland. pV
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-25
MEDICAL.

q ~ y
e PILLSW
PRoOhAM NATION
TO THE LADIES !!
Both Married and Single.
the OLDEST REGUlAT0R.F0R
FEMALES.
THERE Is BUT ONE GENUINE
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THERE Is But ONE GENUINE
AND SURE CURE.
AND SURE CURE,
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FOR GIRLS OR WOMEN
FOR GIRLS OR WOMEN
FOR GIRLS OR WOMEN
Who suffer from IRREGUL RITES or DISTRACTIONS
or fRE hENsss, rhsssrer may ~ tie cosse Of tAess
obsfructiors.
THrs CuRE HAS sssH RECOGNIZED voR MANY
YkARs As
The only Safe Reliance +!
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that the Ladies have for relief fron the suppres-
sion Of those periods which, if kept up according
70 the calls Of Nature, willy
GUARANTEE TO THEN
GUARANTEE TO THEM
The + ,t Amount Of Good Health
and Strength,
and which. if nes regularly: experienced, viii
produce
MISERY AND DEATH,
MISERY AND DEATH,
First Of all ReDaedtes for Diseases Of Female
Ftya Of all Htmedies for Diseases of Finale
DIR. !CHEESE.MAD'6 PILLS,
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS,
DR. CHEESEJM.AN'S PILLo.
THE GOOD OLD REMEDY
FIR all O6structione has been Hailed
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FOR TWENTY FIVE YEARS,
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AN OLD EXPERIENCED PHYSICIAN.
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AN OLD EXPERIENCED PHYSICIAN
Whom everybody knows, and 10 whom everybody
places confidence and respect. tits
NO.. NEW tFANGLEDi::ARRANG EMENT
But
STANDARD REMEDY.
Which h.s nnvae
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RIVER ITEMS.
Wednesiay, May 10.

wedncsiay. May l5
ARRIVED
JIMMIE WHrrLr, Campbell. Montrose.
BILL LEEDrhsoH. Rho ~, Dubuque.
pRPsRrRp.
JANIS NKAfs Pierce, Dubuque.
JIMMIE NniprLE. Campbell, hOniruse.
The Chipp,wa Valley. formally an upper Mis-
si.sippi boat was sunk near Gslatin, on tho Ohio
rIver, having run against snsg, and is total
Io-t
We un lcrsand that $500, o. worth II proper
~ dependent Of the boat, was destroyed by the
burning uf tho Majestic. Tho bont was insured
fsrsiooeo 1000 IN Offices in riitaburg, and
S20, 900 IN -. Louis.
BoAs LEAVING TO MORROW.
The mai and passenger packet bi! henderson.
Captain John Rhodes, will depart for Dubuque,
and way points at o'clock to morrow morning
The mail aud pa.ssrgcr packet hate tasfe'
Captain B. W BAY T. Clerk williams VIII del art
for houtroso ani way. points at 7 o'clock TO-
morrow morning.
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LATEST NEWS.

HEADQUARTERS ARMY PoToMAC. !
May II.
The following order liza, been issued
by Gen. Hooker
HEADQUARTERS ARMY PoroMAc,
Nav 9th.
General order No. 40.
The Major General Commanding ten
ders to this army his congratulations on
the achievements for the last seven days.
If it has not accomplished All that was
expected, the reasons are well known 10
the army 1t is sufficient to say they
were Of "a character not 10 be toreseen or
prevented by human sagacity or re
sources The Withdrawing from the
south bank of the Rappahannock before
delivering a general battle to our al,cr-
sary, the army has given renewed eyi
dence of confidence in itself and It's fdei-
lty to the principles it represents. ln
fighting at a disadvantage, we would
have been recreant to our trust, to our
selves, our cause and to our country.
Profoundly loyal, and conscious of lis
strength. the Army of the Potomac will
give or decline battle whenever its mtrr-
est or honor may demand. 1t will also
be the guardian Of lis own history and
its own arms Bv our CELEBRITY and Sc
crccy OF movement, our advance and
passage OF the yer was undisputed. and
on oar Withdrawal not rebel ,entured
10 follow.
The events of the last week NAV swell.
with pride the hearts Of every officer and
soldier OF this army. We have added
new aurcls 10 It's former renown we
have made long marches, crossed rivers,
surprised the enemy III his enti tienchments,
and wherever wc have fought we have
inflicted heavier blows than We have Ia
ken from the enemy 5000 prisoners and
l. eooIs were captnrcd and brought Oft,
seven pieces OF artillery, aud placed hors
du combat s 900 of his chosen troops
we have DESTROYED his depots filed with
vast amounts OF stores, damaged his com
municati n, captured prisoners within
the Notifications OF his Capita, and ii led
his country with fear and consternation.
We have no other regret than that caus-
ed by the loss OF our brave comrades, and
in this we are consoled by the convict on
that they have fallen IN the hottest cause
ever submitted to the arbltrancnt OF bat
tie.
By command Of Maj. Gen. Hooker.
Signed ). WILLIAMS, A. \. e..
the Richmond Erominer states that
the rebel loss was 900 killed, 1900
wounded and 200 prisoners.
Richmond pap IS oi Saturday contain
the following items
A large amount Of blockade goods
were sold in Richmond on Thursday.
The sale included $4,000 worth OF Ia
dies boots and shoes for summer wear.
The sale realized 100000 in the aggro.
gate.
A new Contc lerate States flag has
been adopted. 1t was raised IN Rici-
mond 90 ii lay.
The E.camt,,er prophecies that the
Union army has crossed the Rappahan-
mock for the last time.
At a rublic sale in Augusta, Ga, prices
for negroes ranged from 500 to $1,000.
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POSITIVELY TWO NIGHTS ONLY
Friday and saturday Evenings, May 10Th
and 16th.

tSs- Ninth annual tour Of this far famsl and
world renowned troupe admitted to be tbe oldest,
most complete, carefully selected ami most eA-
tepsivc baud in existence, excelling and lar su'
perior I, al, other companies now travelling. IN
uoiucing all the latest features and gems OF
minstrelsy.
COZ. FOOT and COL. SMALL will appear
eaeh evening in acts expressly arranged for them.
Com. DOT is 2! years old, % inches high ana
weighs but 23 oounds.
n,ar. o,,e,at o'clock. Concert TO comm ence
At 9 O'Clock
Admi.si IN 25 cents. Reserved seats 80 cents
now for sale nj the Hall.
myllh,l G. H. DUPRi H. Manager
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Heavy Robbery ehghcT Tenders his
sesignatioD - Bog cenrtni

ttsiShhiton ~ DIG 'eb'fhl
NHw YoRK, May IL.
On Monday ni.ht, through the ncgli
ocucc OF the officers ot the Sumter, two
Ouarlormastcrs stole safe out ot the
pa,mastcrs room, pnt il IN boat and cs
capped with it. The act has been forward
ed 10 the Navy department and the neg
ligent officers will be art martialcj.
The safe contained about $4,000.
Hrin zen. Mcaehcf has rendered hi.
rcsigna,ron as commander Of what he not
upins,ly STYLES was once known as the
irish Brigade, dccmated as IT has been IN
repeated b4ttics since its organization, ,un.
I'll il has fallen to the low numerical stand
ard Of less than "A minimum Of one rcgi
mcnt. Meaghcr declines to risk the lives
OF the remaining few, aud therefore asks
to be relieved Of bis command, offering
his personal services TO the Government
at the samc time, IN any other military
capacity.
The Herald SAYS the Navy department
has ordered the construction Of two yes
sells OF war Of great speed. They wall
! carry heavy guns, ana u ~ ucleVed
viii be the fastest vessels Of war ever
built.
The Washington Chronicle Of yester-
day says Nalandgaam has been SEN
fenced by burnside to 1ortugas for two
years.
Adviccs from Newbern, n. C., 18th,
state that the rebels refused to receive
d,loval cit sent out from our lines,
cxcep, those who gave security OF abili-
~ TO take care Of themselves.
A dispatch from San Francisco 18th,
states the French loss ut Puebla, 10 the
4,h, according TO advices from Mexico,
at 1000 killed and wounded.
Five thousand French reinforcements
had reached Puebls.
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''''f 'tNha 'shN 80.
The following address has been issued
hyron. Lee To the army under his com
naul
Generai order No. -.
llEAnQrAItrEns AuMy or NonrmERN
NWGt>lt, MAY It'll, 1853.
W ith heartfelt gratlt'cation the Ten
cral commanding ,Npre ,scs t. the army
his sense ui The heroic conduct disph, ed
by the officers and mon during The NJ
duous operations ia winch they have pst
been engaged under irving ,iclsstndcs.
\ On attacked the enemy strongly ~.
lrctchrd ~ the dcp.ir, Of tangled vii
dcrre.s aul aeeiu an tile lnIs ii frcdo,-
lekshurg, - miles distant, aud by the
salor that has tliumphed on 50 many
fields. turcel hlm once morc to seek safety
beyond thu Eappahannock. While TIL.
gloious victory cntitle, yeu to the prai 9
aud gratitude Of the nation, We nre es.
peclallH called ON 10 room our grate
mi thanks 10 the only GVor of victory
for the signal dcln oiauco hc has wrought
II u therefore earnestly recommended
that the troops unite on Sunday, the
2ith, ~ asetlbing to 1hc Lord OF hosts oi
the glufy due lls uanc let Ia not ior
get ~ ON rclolc ~ the brave soldiers who
have fallen ~ defence 81 tnelr countr,
aud viii We mourn their loss, let Us rc
solve 10 emulate their noble cNaup ..
The arInl aud country alike lament the
absence for time ot one whose hray
cry, energy nnd skill they are 50 much
indebted tor sucrc.f
/ h. following letter from the ffc,i
den, 81 the Confederate States IL com
mui ieatcd to tie army as an expression
Of h- appreciation Of is tucccss
II have received your dlspn ch, and
rcyereuth unite with yon IN GIVING praise
to God for the success with which he has
crowned oar arms. la the name OF the
people offer my cordnl thanks to your
sell and troops under your command for
this addition 10 the unprecedented scrlcs
of great victories which Your army has
achieved. The universal rejoicing pro-
duccd by this happy result wi be min
glcd with general regret for the good
and bravo who are Numbered among the
killed aud woundel.'
oigncd H. +. LEE,
oiuuaandihtr s,eueral
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Mean t-ight Of barometer, 1926 inches mean
Temperature, 80 degrees mean amount Of clouds,
. general directions OF winds n. Il. asd =. W.
Light frost on the 9th and 9Th. That which
oc, urred On tho 6t1 was much the heavier,
though no damage Is reported as having been sus-
tanned by the first On that 'ccasisn. Farme's re-
port that the frost was much more severe in the
country than in the city. particularly In low
places, and in some sections vegetables which are
most subject to its influence, were wholly des'
iroysd.
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Ee;SsOiNieON. .

N-oTIrE Is HER BY GIVEN THAT iHE
~ Partnership heretofore existing under the
~ ~ mo of tIsH.Rrsos, VAST Co. is thi.
cav di.solvet by mutual consent. The busnes.
os the late G-gi wall be settled at the Office OF the
DKMocgAT AID AEws. ..
D.N. RICHARD son,
GE !, X. WEST.
GtO.f CARPENTER.
Davenport, May II, 1868.
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A pLEAsuRE.-It is a rich treat to
spend II few moments 10 looking over the
fresh stock Of spriGg and summer loods at
Wadswor,hs Ladies. please take notice.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-05-13

No MIsrAKE -Farrand wants it dis
tinctly understood that he leeps the largest
and best stock Of children ana misses straw
goods in the city Call there often.
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i ". H.BAKER, N. d. !,

nHYSlCIAN AND SURGEON. OFFICE IN
Post Ollice Building. Hesitence on Fifth
sssess, between Brady and P,rry street., ven
psst, Iowa. laovl9-d6wu
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WEDNESDAY kvENlNG. MAY Is, 1865.
TIL E CIT Y.

LADIES, those splendid new styles of
summer silks have arrived at Whslers. Gail
and see them before they are ell gone.
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NUMBER lG7.
s'oneWall Jackson Reported Dead.
llhApQuARrERs Amy or PuToMAc,
4

Richmond papers Of yesterday an
nonnec tho death Of StoucwalI Jackson
on Sunday, from the effects OF his recent
ampuiatlnn and pneumonia.
a large train of nmbuHnces proceeded
today towards t. :. Ford Tor the re.
mainder Of our wounded within thc enc
my \ hnna
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New \ cru 5lnrhoi.

NKw ioHK. May Is
Ftnun Market hrmcr, demand moderate
- d2ad g. tXifa state, S6 7t0e1 Ga X HU
WusAT MARKET quiet Z 5bW % rpriny .
~ apMhl ~ winter rcd aud amber western.
toHs Qniot b3NSdtso sound stgeic un
sound.
NnIskY- Firm. a5e.
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rog THE wEfK tsutsG MAY TO- 1868,
{, Meteorotogicai ob. erra,tos, nnd.,he direction
~ Ns Snahs0ntdn Insf,tattrn pd3e NJ Grts0old
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North Long,tude 1899 Uea; Hiyhtatore The
sea, 737 feet.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-05-13

ATTENTION is called 10 the card Of
Jsmss' lia, rlsop, in another place. He keeps
the best groceries, and alwsys pleases his Gus
tomere in Ifices.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-05-13

NorIcr.-Persons having accounts
against X chardson West 4 Co.. will confer u
favor by having them made out ready for set
Element
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-05-13

FcR REST. = That iiue dwelling
nouse, = rooms. formerly occupied by J. ). Alt.
man, Perry ct. between Sd and Ar is for
rent from let OF May. Apply to John Forrest