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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-06-11

ExHAusTING THE REBELs.--" We are
in no hurry whatever" says the Washing
ton Star, G for the fall of Vicksburg, be-
hevlng, as we do, that it must inevitably
fall. Nothing will so exhaust the defen-
sive sources of the rebels as the necessity
for massing the greater portion of their ef-
fective armies at (for them) SO out of
the way point as the vicinity of Vicks-
burg; while such an operation will surely
feave many of their now strongly defend
ed points utterly at our mercy So we
are by no means out of patience with the
apparent slow progress of Grants siege,
because, as explained above, the longer it
lssts, the more it is exhausting the general
defensive strength of the rebellion
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-06-11

The REBEL GENERALs.--ln the con-
federale service we have FIVE full generals,
ranking as we print their nam"s thus
Cooper Lee. Johnston, Beauregard and
Bragg We have seven Lieutenant Cen
erals, ranking as follows: Longstreet,
Polk, f. X. Smith, Hardee, Jackson (now
dead), Pemberton and Holmes. We have
over two hundred Major Generals and
rigaders.-RjcYmond Enquirer.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-06-11

"A Kentucky editor advertises as fol-
lows: Wanted at this Office a bulldog
of any color, except pumpkin and milk ;
of respectable size, snub nose, cropped
ears, abbreviated continuation, and bad
disposition-who can come when called
with raw beefstak, and will bite the man
who spits tobarco juice on the stove and
steals our exchanges.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-06-11

MORTGAGES IN WIsBoNsIN.-The Su-
preme Court Of Wisconsin has lately af-
firmed the validity of all the farm mort
cages of the State. These are mortgages
given to the Milwaukee and Mississippi
railroad and other similar corporations
The issue involved several millions of dol
lars sand the decision is one of vital ihteres,
to thousands of the citizens of the State.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-06-11

RETAlIATIoN.-The question:
alton is likely to be brought upn
ton with the capture of sever
Fist Kansas colored regiment y
rillas in a skirmish near Baxter
A sharp correspondence has !
tween Livingston TIE guerrilla ' '
the capture, and Col. Williams, y =
ored reg ment. The guerrilla "
change the two white prisoners u Y
two of his band in Williams y
nouncing at the same time, d. ;,
of keeping the negro soldiers
of war; He also intmates 'nT.
ported death Of one of his men
shall retaliate to which t'lrs"
replied " that he can play bis . "a.
u,less he Livingston exc !, i
groes Immediately, as well .
soldiers, he, CIV. would na a,s5s
ers he held. This is the stlps~
passed. Whether the exc naH7
we are not advised. !
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-06-11
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.

Is,spertnMt from WexicO--surreOsler
OF Pucbla c00firNed-- starvation
and Want Of Ammunition the
cause.-the French OO their way
to the City Of MexieO--The. Next
cans determined ia defend ~ to the
InSf.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-06-11

e. 1t is stated that Ao"''
was relieved at his OWE requ'
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-07-07
CuiCayo 4 Northwestern Railway.

.s3 -. SUMNER ARRANGEMENT. 1853.
For aockiord, beloit Frceport. Gaiens, Savanna,
IA: osville Madison, LaCrosse. Pairie iu Cnien,
1T. PAUL, Fond du Lac. Oshko.h, v atertowD,
erin, aud all paints III isconsin, Minnesota,
Northern Illinois and Northern Iowa via. Chicago
.nd Northwcstern Railway. Turning rough
si'hout chaugeoi carr 10 GAINESVILLE, Waterfowl,
-oud du Lac and Oskosh, aDi couhsciing al frai-
RE du LLien aud La rose with sp.endId Packets
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-07-07
u he V,ry 81 II Music Books
for Adult and Juvenile
Classes. and for sab.
bath schools.

AhtLT.-A me risan Musical Glass Book co.
Grammar School Vocalist, 80 Muucl VI ror.
%. Musicgi Recrcatons, 80 M1s al Wreath.
90 Nasrn. zeal Class Book, 80 Ureritic
Album IS Panse'on's A Is & OF Mu-c i.e0
Part slAg' for female yeise. ~. Seminary Glass
hook Of Music 50. Twin Sisters. An Operetta
10.
JUVENILE. Bakers Elementary Music BOOK
IS Bakers school Music Book IS. Birds Y oca
Nu.i' Raadtr 10. 'armina Me cd. 80 common
School ~ohg Book p Exerc,-r >org Book 10
ri wsr Festival o. tanks o. tho khine 30 G Id.
On Wreath 50 Il hman's FRA teal Course
( Pts 70, MAY Festiv.'. Juv"nile Cato
rio Is. Mu.i'sl a & 20 Musca ~Jel ing
'ook ~ Ncs York Normal Sony Book sc
Nightingale -. One hey singer L.. >sng jok
tor Primary Schools %. Wreath o: rshooi songs
80.
SABBATH SCHOOL 4 herub. BY g. John
son. b-s,i 30; reper Is. Esrly Il ossoms IS.
Golden Harp hds rs Pa 90. o. say ur
Sacred Oratoso 50 The Sabbath school rs
sabbath sch toi Luz. - Sabba'h School Wreath
IL iodthtui Vicos. Cloth. 30 b = 81
Mailed post p.i+. by the Publishers. OLIVER
DITrO\ Co., IS ston. lne5-if
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-07-07
ns1ag0 an I tneA tsaanO skAitv,,a
SUMNER ARR aNGEnENT. Ia6a

4 MAN lF1 NJ HI RS ,Ai JULY 1873,
" and until tuitp.i n0.ice, trains Vii .sa .
tAveupo,, daily, SUNDAYS excepted, MS toiinws:
1T mail train at...............a lOAn
- Freight train III. ...................5 4, N
Sd MINT express. =. ............ y % p. \.
Iralns arrive at Davenport daily, Sundays ex-
copied, a. follows:
Isl night express at. ............ "A 81 4. 4.
I'd daily express and mail train at.... B 20 p n.
Sd freight AID u class cars at....... l3J r. \.
All 1si7s over thin route are in direct &C me zion
atCbieago with trains Oscl both the Michigan
southern, Michigan Central, Pitisburg, Fort
Wayne, and Chicago 4 iroao to and from De.
fo.t, Toledo. Columbus, Cleveland, Cincinnati,
Sittsburg, Dunkirk, buhalo, Niagara Falls, Alba
~, Nov orb, Philadelphie, Baiuniere and " ash
pgton.
rsssAnSArs ave -anipdna OF tho necessity of
giving oisInci uIrec' To the dcstlGOtio -.
tnelf baggage, also 10 procure tiekers bsfore TAX
ing their seats in the cars, Tie c6nduct rp COL
lsct fares only 10 stations the line of he CHI.
sexo anu i.ocA Island k~ilr"ad.
JOHN F. TRACY, Superintendent.
tl~v"npori July 1913 40
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-07-07
r. l. d as Ii ~ e. n
EEW.l.H(S .H.1CHI.V'E.

THIS MACHINE MAKES FOUR DIFFERENT
1 stitches. and finds tho cloth either right OF
eft. az the operator usy d,slre. 1t sews very
rapd, is easy Of operation ati almost noiseles.
1t 10 fully prot -ted by letters patent oil! cath
oaenine warranted 20 the pufch sscr
All those desiring Grst class family cwin
machine viii &c richly repaid by an exsuiinatio
Of its merits
MISS x a. ClftUMAN
Recon- No (up rt,irsl. Forest block, corner
Perry -ni Th,rl streets. Davenport, Iowa.
mar s-tf
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-07-07
ss DE1'E'<
Bathing .lpN ilscMfS and
;HSct2N M Ng <Ch1Ol.
RULES AND kEG TONS.

RULES AND kEGuL, TIONS.
4 TIE ESrAhII -ilMLNT CONSISTS OF
] two department., VIZ; Bathing Apartments
and swim ins School
2. The athiug a paIiments may be occupied
at any hour ouri"g tue day by holders oil u sea-
son tickets or Of ngie tckels
). Tho Suimmthg 'partp"at viii DO used ex-
c,usisely by tr.e swim Ler. aud swimming sehOi-
ar only j. bathing dferr dunng lesson hours, ~ nd
{, sWtWiaing oLlrs on y in tho p csence OF the
snitutuiu. teacher. Free swimmc,s are those
who are able 10 swim once entirely around the
area with ease. Swimming schol,rs until pro-
noun cd free ). miners will lot be perm TIED 10
SWIM wi,host the belt 10 prevent accidents.
4 ny advico Of pnys,ci.us tho time Of remain
irg in the water will DC limited to Il teen minutes
ia SIrIDg, and q try minutes III summer, anu 20
htteen nlut.:es in Gall month.
) At the termination Of elch lesson be mem
her VIII leave the basin o. the signal, 10 make
foom for others
. hatbins Apartments and winning School
viii be open d eserypay except sundays, fIou
O'Clock the morning untii in the evening -
sundays ttnn : 10 o..h
z Tho Nv mining school will be drso.ed ex-
c.usivcly to laaies from to II A AMI from 5
to P NJ. Ace ssitle 10 male memhers frun to i
A NJ and rom ] to r. " and from to r N
5. Poll e behavior is ex pected as we'll 6 p,.p-r
attention 10 the. rules and and directions oi the
teacher.
s. ann necessary alterations Of ru.e' and regu.
lations will bs po-teI up in h rooms
'ces",i tlrk-,s - 10 ~ ,og apartments
ana swimming school $500 One-haH to be
paid in advance ard the balance at The end OF
one i, .nth. single bath tickets twouty cents
e.gh. ior me d lar.
II Bathing dresses, towels. eto W II be- furn-
ishel by lne IN mbeIs OF the Swimming School,
aid viii tie taken rgs Of 4, dried and kept n
der. if des:r-d, OF cha ge of ten cent per week.
II. Paents pr guardians at the pup,,- AMI per
-ons introduced by he teacher arc admitted MS
visitors. tei5 a.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-07-07
.iCnsg An c0asnosn l. Take ShS,o
RAILROAD.
SUMMER ARRAN GEMENr

N AND FTER MAY 4TH, AND IN
III further notice TRANS will leave Chicayo a,
A. follows
700 u New York Express, daily, except
sundays.
1870 Night Express, daily, except Satur-
days.
fE- Trims arrive in Oh csgo at s:l5 p NJ, and
Sis A ~.
All the above trains make re gulsr connections
teiiuhkrk. buffalo, aiagara tails, Albany, New
9fk, noston, Philadeli hia. baltimore and al
points East.
. luxurious new Sleeping Coaches. with all mod
I'm improseme iab Oh Night Trains.
Through lickets can he OBTAINED at the Com
pays Ifhee, % Clark str9st. pn1sr Sherman
IL use, Of a. the i'epoi. corner OF Old Van buren,
,.l Sherman sttoots.
i. z. SAWYER,
Genersl Wa-ie.n a,.~t
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-07-07
RAILRO DIS.
mississippi and Missouri kairSsa,

,assA run By Ohsoa3o tsDse Dhich . fselve s.Ss.
uiss Jaster the Dav.npov, time
N AND AFTER THURSDAY. JULY lsT.
} lists, and until further notios, pAsss,. or
trains wiil iesyo Davenport rs follows:
5 0G a. n. Tor Grinneil ana Washington.
2,0P N. for Grinuei ard hu.ca,ile.
TRAINS AEkIvs ar pAvkNPoKr as voLLOvs,
53lr. u. from Grnneil and Washinx ton.
Gas IN from Grinnell and MuscStine.
The 90 An tra a "ut OF davenport make sdirect
Q Injections al Gtinn.l Iowa city and Washins
Il with the W esiern stage Csmpany's stages tor
- points West, South vest and Northwest.
Trains from the " est connect ~ Davenport
with trains OF the Chicago and Rock Island Kali
S.ad for all points East, North and South.
Passengers are reminded Of the necessity Of
giving distinct directions to the destination Of
new peraee ris" to n,orurs,inkats h~fnse taEihg
'hen 1sa,a NJ. 49,
JOHN F.TRACY, Genl Sup't.
A. KENDALL, Asst Supt.
,savenpnrt july J. 81 ST.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-07-07
u Z - = Il

(HAS. p. BURR WOULD RESPECTFULLY
u announce To his friend and the public that
he tos purchased Of Mr. Jcferis tho large and
choice slock Of
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-07-07
s.ssSs+ tx tatl ~ Al.
d 49, g J,

9rsas Broad Gauge DoaLte Trek and 7el.gro,a
k2~.e, 50
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-07-07
On. " M. u. HOnD'S
DE.VT.1L E.NEDlEE
An
THE BEST IN THE WORLD,
tHsrRisa
fine TGETa q ~ EFT WN IA . ID
cuSoM~ 'CAOt M rh. EpuYn ky1s

10 ycu wish TO be blessed with nnd uduireo
for PBaRLv WHIrE AMI Sosnd TEETH la
Or. WIN Husd'> UurIvaiiCd Tooth Pow
sc1, warranted free from acid. aiknli, or any in.
sious sat stance. Price, rs cents per box.
~ b.Ss . o! tho ordinary cheap tooth pow
ters, whcs Wilton but destroy.
DO you sish TO be certain that yoar b'eath IL
pure swee, and agree able to husband or wife, lover
or triendsf Use Dr. nuSd'- celebrated
Mouth W Ash. Price. 81 cents per bottle.
Thu. asteingens wash is also the best remedy IL
the world for Csnker, bad Breath, Bleeding Gum
Hore Mouth, cts. IL has cu,ed hundreds
DO you, or your children suffer from Toothache
Get Or. iluvdss Magic TOothachc drops.
Price. t6 nents per bottis.
Arc You afflicted with Neuralgia Get DIR. w
b. uuTd's NeurnigI8 PlasteTs Tho mos
sGsstivc aud delightful remedy known.
They do not adhere nor blister but soothc an
charm pain away Try them. Price. Is and ~
Gems. Mailed on receipt Of price.
DO YOU wirh com ple'e set of Dental Rene
dies and Treatise on Preserving Teeth Ge
Dr W. ID. Vurd's Dental Treasury, tn,
nsStost and most valuable present that one frienI
can make TO another. rice, 81. sont by express
on receipt of price
For sale NJ all tho bost stores throug hout tn.
country.
CAUrros.-As :here are dealers who take al
vantage Of our advertisements TO impose uro'
thor customers inferior preparations, II Il neces
sSry 10 insist upon havin what you call Tor, aDt
you will get the best, thoroughly tested, end re-
pared by AN experienced and sciel,ihc DENTS;
Treasurer OF the New York State Dentjsis Asso
cist,on, and Vice President IL the New iori
City D-ntsl society.
Address
wM.P. HCED 4 Co, Now York.
iuIys -dAwtfehla
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-07-07
NEW ADV'TS.
i Public Institutions
w A = II i N G. T. LII Id,
honey saved is Money Earn
ed and Stealth Preserved
is ga p meas GAINED.

For bleaching clone the Washing Iluid Is
worth three tim,s the : ngle sixpenc". which will
our enough tor large family washing, L,n-ns
that have been thrown out on account u stains
and streaks " III be restored 10 a beautiful white
Families that depend on hired hep may rely on
having their linens look nice without being wore
th read bare on the wash boa d
FINE SHIkIS, &c., Wa. ,ed by this system ill
retain u beautiful coral whit.ne.s, md the hos.
oms instead Of he ny rent nd strained out Of
shape on the wash -toard will keep their lrop
sot, and wear unit Jrfh with the other parts, the
button-h olef being ais preserved.
O. LOtkD 1LJ' II 40 of all descriptions can
he washed with this Fluid wi h laore safety .han
INV other process
WOOLkA GDOpS.-7he liability Of wooden
goeds 10 shrink Is unqn. stioGa e p.ricua riy so
II tho dirt Is extracted by by hard rubbing whieh
tuils the cloth at nee, but not IN siiyut-
est danger where the Washing FLUID is used.
tOS SGRlB biSG FL.t,kS, e eaniug and
beau.it, ing paintci walls. windows pnd oil cloths
tho Washing lu,d stands nh cad OF any aud ev-
cry other system, botn or chez pness an, dis
pae.h. The work can be done IN ALI tho u.upl
time required, and the sus.acc will have new
reartnoe.
HOT, LIS AND BOARDING HOCSES.- We
respectfully ask you 10 try this system oi washing
I able Cloths. Maj kins. Shre =. dc.
~ Warranted Lot 10 m iure the Fab i'd
GEO II IiiGG NJ.
Agent Davenport, Post Office Box se5.)
For asle by So AN,
iaelI-lm Rrady Street OPT osite Posi- Office.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-07-07
LEGAL.
ORIGINAL NOTICE.


STATE OF IOWA.
Soorr COusry.
Peter q Iackenbu.h vs. Aurelius w. Bradt.
To Anrei,us W Bradt Su
NOG are hereby Motif that there !, now on
fem the fios OF tho Clerk % the district
Cout, for SCOTT County, state OF Iowa. a petition
Of Peter Qasckenbu'h. claim Lg Of you the sum
at five hundred and fifteen $3.50 1915 65-l00)
dollars. on q certain p-nnssory note. executed by
you, Of date J.nu'ry lsth, 1861, for the sun Of
$3.50, ,aya lie 10 he order of Jesse &. Tesgarden,
90 the % day Of March A. ID. 8o3. with ten 10
rer cent. interest, and asks that wit of attach
NJ issue.
Now un ess you appear and answer thereto on
or before noon Of the second day Of the next term
o! said Court. TO BIO hegun and holden on tho fret
Nondny of Au ust A. -, 1868, de'sult will be
entered agains, you and jndsmrnt renAr rod thore
on. DAVISrN6 TUE.
iy3.diw Au'ys 70 Plaintiff
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-07-07
September 7, 8. 8, 10 & II, 1868
$4,000 OFFERED IN PREM:U Ms.
CPRN TO The WORLD
$500 IN PREMIUMS OPEN OSCOTT
GOUNlN ONLY.

Beet Stallion of any age or breed s21o
second best do do 100
Third beat do 40 o.
The tiorse showing the five beet Colts 'r.m
one year old up ~ iyo aud exh,bit,dwith
the horse 20
Fastest 'rott Sta lion, in harness loo
FASTEST trotiing Mate or Gcllias, in harness o
Socuni do do do do 81
Owing 10 the d. puted contes ia.t yer bctw cen
ne stul ,ons tAshsw sud lom liver the c,tlz. i,-
# Scott ecu lty have offered tho foil wing purses
'Vr IN lse two sorsns,t c decide the superior ty-
best .hrce IN FIVE
Fase., ,ro,ting in harness 90
Fastest G 'liing OF Maze to buggy, two miles
and repeat $50
Secoud, iilt0 ~
Fastest running Hor'r, Geldius or Mare !.
IN ie best thee III i've A.
@e,ond, ditto -
az i. TO ting stallion, excluding Tom
liyer and bas.aw r
Second dltt,
Best hs Of any ny or breed h.
Boz, hoid ot rattle owned " one man. not
les than twelve ~
Segjld be-, dilto 10
Liberia rremiums OF, red for I .rm sud Dairy
produce, sleep attic, Horses, nuvs cic $40
chanicai product ems ara m ,nntsctarcl irti les
tlOre Fruit, Painting, Archii ctural Designs,
etc The L,ties ptp rtment Is unusually large,
embracing ncatly evory article OF taste aud III
~. ana tor which liberal nrcmiuius are otlersd.
Liberal arrangements have been made with
Rnr ads aud steam hoRts for the Transportation
! o: Ists cngers aud stock.
SEND OF call for Preminn List.
Wk HAI lit, Sec'y.
No. 20 Perry Street, Davenport, Iowa.
.Inrp
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-07-07
FIRST kATl0KAL BANK

THtS ESTIfUrio! WILL OPEN ITS
! doors on Monday the 2s,h inst ir III,
Transaction OF . general
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-07-07
NEW YeGK. BOTTOM
.s.V'D ILL E-7sIEH.r CITIES.
AIRY i"s the 81 eas ~ ess.s AZ NoeGh
cster0 Z nteat ~ssses Mails.

arPyi"s the Gveas " est.s al North
cstcra ntseA >ssses Matls.
E'&PRESS TRAINS LEAVE DUNKIRK AND
\ Buffalo, daI y, on the arrival OF all trains o
the Lake shore kaiirost, Masking close connes
nons with trails trpn leveland. chicago, Mi
~auhee. st Louis Burlington, keokus It Pau
Dubuque, Galena Iowa City. 10 tho only car
tuuning through from ths '-,Aos 20 New York
City
WiTHour CHANGE.
baggage checked Though. are always as lsw
by any other rJute.
lie particular AND CAL for tickets via Erie Rail
road which are sold AT oil tb, principal railroad
.fices IN the v cat.
This Road asords facilities for shipment
Freight, supe'io' TO any oth-s route.
AN EXPRESS THAN s0R FREIGHT
,esYe. New York daily, making close connections
through to all pon'. We. an quicker time than
ever before m5d9 ~ nv line.
For freigat rates, enc iire IF &c Oatnasn, a
roadw Chas Thurman, lpt broadway, N.
y Il y Archer, W >ogta street, \ y il : dunlap
Is Stste stresl, bOzton Erie ailway Office, %
Clark street. Chicago.
CHAS. MINOT. Genl Sup'., NJ
L. :. SPENCER, We,te-n Agent. Chicago, III.
e. BARBER. Agent, Darlington, Iowa.
su5-fi
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-07-07
0ichigaD Contra Rail Read.
GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE
To 1.tsr 1'OrA, .tesr England
a"E ia, <0u Il 8.

ON AND AFTER SUNDAY APRIL I9rn, 1853
J trains leave the Great Cent al Union Depot
iapt Of Lake street. as tollows:
7S0 VI bay type sfexce, sundny)srrives at
Detr-it al 6:2oPN Suspension Bridge AZ $3.50 A NJ,
Albany 90 7 v, New York 81 II, Boston IL: l
P1
7:l5 NJ Night txufess except Sstrrday) ar
rive a detroit at 6 8 VI. Suspension tringe
$50 + NJ, Athan. 40 A N, New lorh 1915
VI, Ros'on $3.50 T. Vi
Cincinnati trains, via Nj & .iaiiroai. leave Chi
cage ut 1880 mai rain, 7:l5 z Fast Express;
arrive IN Chicago at sis Fast Express.
Tho 7l' L II tran learILg Ch,oar ,uns through
to incinnati without ch .nge OF oars or baggage.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-07-07
Al Points en ,ha Mississippi RIVER.

frains Ieayc Oh :cago So follows
845 A M-.'ay Express.
sac a ~ ay Passengers.
5.o0 ? Il GAINESVILLE and Rockford accommads-
ton.
e3oP t. Nigh Express.
t4y- New anu elegant Steering cars sre I'm
IN =, Night Train, ard patent ventilated cars
with patent busters attac.d b. all 0ay trims.
GbO. l.. pUSLAf, ,up't
4. DE- Writ RoRinse' Gent Ticket Ag't
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-07-07
Family Groceries,
In the store
Corner OF Brady and Fourth Sts.,

and will coLtinu- l, keep on hand full and com
j L 70 assortment OF eve ,thirg necessary . well
rdered b, usehoid. lie u. al add largely
to tho stock. ana trusts his ilA.s.ls, =. ec ting
MS Efforts 10 please them, will extend to he no.
pr rrio'orsh'p liberal patronage. ALL GODS
DELlYERED rsuMrTLY.
CUAS. = BURR,
Corner Brady aud Fourth SITS.
f.i 2L.itf
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-04-08
Died.


HALL,-In Ednburg at the residence of her son -in-
relic Of Daniel Hall. in the 79h year Of her age
HALL.-In Coviagtoa, KY, on the esth OF March, OF
Pneumonia, Marvin Hail. aged forty years and six
DRAKE.-In Freedom, Ohio. March %, 1868, Knoeh
Drake, ESQ.,, aged 90 years and six months.
Mr.. Drake was born In windsor, ct.. but was
taken TO 0ranviiles Mass, when he about four
years old His early days were passed under the disc
which befe BIN while infant. At the usual age he
was apprentieed TO the trade of Blacksmith, and
pur,ued his business most aboriously, and laid ihs
ioundation of the handsome ate Of which be was
possessed In The easy part of his settlement In life
he allowed himself only four hours for seep carrying
large business OF manufacturing farmers utsn-
sis, sides the custom WORK of the vicinity. Il is
said that such his energy that be
failed in meeting his promises his employers
He begun life with understanding with his ife,
who was only nfreen al The time Of i6eir marriaee
that they would not indebted for anything-a fuie
which they most perse eriBgIy folio his word
soon became :. as good as his bond %
he was he 7 to = patrimony Of one hundred pounds
sterling, which be received at The close Of his minofi
~. and invested in land Ultra. n. Y or this,
property, by the dishonesty of palmer.
In the year 1890 be exchanged his property In
Granville. and arrived in Freedom in September Of
that year, the owner Of thousand acres OF Wild
land. He among tie early settlers-hot more
than twenty thirty families having preceded him.
Portions OF his land he disposed others, the
remainder he himself improved The location OF
his possessions was in that part OF the toSn now CALI
erected five dwelling houses, with their appropriate
out5uiidings, and large store. sssss
His whole life was one Of untiring industry. even
until past the usHsl bounds of mans and At last
to its close the simple wearing out of the
machine of the human frame
His children will remember him for the many years
he permitted to cheer them with his presence,
and aid them with his eousels and will feel that
beloved and aneetouate fsther has passed away n
rPe old age, leaving them 10 mourn bis loss and i'm
ttate his virtues. Cox. =
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-04-08
IMPORTANT NEWS!
Reported fail of charleston..

The N. 7. Times has a special dispatch of
Sunday, from Washington saying, the city is
nervous to night over the news, derived from
rebel sources, that Charleston has fallen THAT
our attack commenced on Friday and was ov-
,erwhelmingly successful. A flag of truce
came to Falmouth this morning. Newspa-
pers smuggled under it make no mention of
the fall of Charleston, nor of its salvation.
The Herald's Washington special states
that a report reached here by way of Freder-
icksburg, derived from rebel sources, that
Charleston was bombarded by our fleet, and at
tackled by our land forces on Thursday last
and is now in possession of the Federals un-
der General Hunter and Admiral Dupont.
This report is fully credited by prominent
officers of the Government, who are in pos
session of faets in reference to the contem-
plated attack on Charleston, which it is not
yet prudent to divulge. It is certain, hew
ever, that those who possess this information
are confident that our soldiers and sailors will
celebrate the second anniversary of the fall of
Fort Sumter in the captured city of Charles
ton.
:. The possibility or probability of the truth
of the report had such an effect in New York,
as to cause a tumble in the price of gold,