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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-01
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depths Of sorrow AN whose nervous temperament
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~ il we're. blessed with . new existence. The
clou so fate, sonbee II their hses. roll away !;
the stars ~ hop. one BY ons efge from the de sp
recssses OF the soul; tears Of sugauh and grief
are changed to smiles cfiey. and the rainbow Of
peace arches its spendor Ger the aging waves Of
sarkness; and whilst this wonderful change il
efeeted, there 10 no secondary scsi q TO leave .
weakness in i;s train or bad effects upon the mind
or body. The nervous nypochondrisc need no
longer resort T. Opium, Morphine. Liquors other
slim 1lauts to drosn The cares o. lie bRYAxs
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in joys that lifts them up 10 the highest aititud
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and the fovs Of peace to the bOsons the wret-
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The Poet is inspired With thoughts Of brilliancy
The Orator with words OF Gre.
The Sol her with iniomitable courage.
The Scholar wish new and brilliant ideas.
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-01

LONOUN ! LlV E8f ..0L
Tire h Life Insurance Company
0FfICE, SO WALL 4 81 PINE IT., N. Y.
Paid up capital, surplus and reserved
Invested in this country. l,o45 1886
Yearly revenue over. ................. 5,50O,0O0
Toe Shareholders Personally RESPONSE.
Ole iOs engagements 81 the Company.
All Directors must be shareholders.
nspsKsnoss ron DAvRsPOaT:
Geo. n. French, Lorens0 Schrickor, Nicholas
kuhneu 4 Co., Geo. l.. Davenport, Almet Skeel,
Nicholas J. Busch.
eerinnsil, Mintura d Co., Harper b Brothsrs, Dan.
can, Sherman b Co.. Alexander T. Stewart.
J. C. wA5hBURN, Agent for Davenport and
Rock Island. jlyS
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-01
ST q v E S
THE PLACE TO GET YOUR STOVES Is

/ at the
DAtEVpA2T sT0vE STORE,
NO. q ~ st II cont st.
We have secured the sale Of Rssor's celebrated
Monitor, Empire & champion
COOKING STOVES which cannot be surpassed
ny any stoves in the 'onntry. The Monitor, Tor
col is very avy plate, with the largest oven
Of any Itoveia use The + npire. for wood, is a
frat cass stove m de very heavy and durable,
aIso the Champion. Varioas other patterns also
on hand.
rappsr. TIN aud sheet Iron W.re
constantly on hani. JOBBTNG done on short
noti-e PhICES as low any house west OF the
Misss ssippi. ELDER HEN ,'ER.
my26 bly) No E. -1nt ~
, 1863-08-25
FROM new 0RL EAhS.

Especial Dispatch to tho Chicago Tnouno.1
NEW ORLEANS, Aug. is, via CAIno, Aug. q, 1868,
The forces Of the rebel Gen. Logan are said
to have crossed the Mississippi River at
Bayou Sara, swimming their horses and TAX
ing their artillery over on rafts. The force Is
about 1,6o0 strong.
The corps Of Gen. Ord, or that part Of It
that came down the river, is On Lake Pom
ctantrain.
The city Is free from all epldemics.
Hovey's division has just arrived from
above. There has been but little guerilla
warfare since the Pierce and Iberyille we're
fired Into. .:-
The railway to Berwick Bay has been open.
edsgain, for the first time since our occupan-
cy Of New Orleans. If kept open, it will be
Of great advantage to the city.
Wholesale business Il dull. Retail goes on,
and to look at private residences, one could
hardly realize that this Is city just conquer
I'd. The best Of order prevails.
, 1863-08-25
NUMBER 46,

ough1y e1aEperated the Southern heart woa1,
become with the whole Yankee race anC
Ysnkce institutions. We want the cid ol
France-We are able to pay for It. Let Us dc
T., and We shall then have peace, on the power
to work rich reTeDge on our fon1 foe.
CHARLESTON, Aug. n.-The Yankees seem
determined to incorporate as much of the
negro element as possible In their attack on
Charleston. 4 color-d regiment, one thou
sand strong, left Philadelphia Oh the 18th
Instant, for Charleston.
The Staunton (Va-1 Spectator says: There
Is no truth in the statement Of the Richmond
papers that there we're conflicts between Gen.
1mboden's troops aud The enemy's, ne2r
Stanton, last week.
MORTON, Miss, Aug. 1S,-There Is no fur
ther news from the Yankee raid on the Mis-
eIssippi Central Railroad. The raid consisted
Of 1850 men, who started from Tazoo City
and intercepted two trains st Durant. The
latest heard Of them they Ecro taking the
trains up the road, and Gen Wmtfeld's cav
airy in hot pursuit.
FORTRESS MosaoE. Aug. q 2i.-Inteliigeucs
from Gen. Wi1de's African brigade, now in
South Carolina, states TINT the colcred troops
are eager for. the fight, and their discipline
excellent. Tic health Of tho troops contln-
ues good.
rived, and takee command Of the Uuforforces
NNoIth Carolina.
, 1863-08-25

FORTRESS MONROE, Aug. 23.-Am mail has just
arrived from NeWbern, with dates from or1
correspondent Of yesterday, who writes IS
follows:
The rebel newspapers in this stata and Vlr-
ginia clanor loudly for the suppression of ne
State, which bids defiance to JEFF. Davis and
al the destructives in the Southern Confeder-
acy. Its circulation Is larger thnn that Of any
other journal in tho South, and is rapidly in
creasing, which, together, with the endorse
ment Of Its course By public meetings in diff
farent parts Of tho State, indicate conclu-
si1e1y that It but expresses the wishes of tie
people Of North Caro1lno.
Ii colu1ans IRE open to the ab3est writer's in
the State md their stotesmnnlike articles
against secession arc unsnsWeEnb1e. It's editor,
Hon, ". ". Halton. who caned the rebel ed.
itor OF the Raleigh State Jouraal q short tlme
since, threatens John Mitchell Of the Rich.
mond Exdmia<r with like treatment.
, 1863-08-25
FROM ST. LOUIS.
Great Robbery Of an
Express Company.
THE PERPETRATORS GET CLEAR
WITH $4,000 BOOTY,
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Trib1ns.J

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago TrIb1ne.J
| Sr. LOUIS, aug. II, 1S62
Tie following are the particulars Of tho
great Express robbery. Atabout two o'clock
this morning, policemen Moore and Smith,
and pirate watchman WlEhtman,, discovered
that tho front OF Fourth street door Of tie
United States Express Company's Office was
open. TIE gas, as Usual, vas burning inside.
Owing to TIE warmth Of the night, the win
doHs on st. Gharles street had been LETT OPEN
The officers entered, and found the clerk
lying almost tnscnsib1e, and In m apparently
suffering condition upon his bed, In the mid
die Of the large front hall Near him were
gutta percha bottle, containing chlorofora,
three eponges, and at his head 3 piece Of cot
ton cloth, that evidently had been saturated
with chloroform. At the distance Of few
rods stood the Express Ccmpany's money
safe, with It's door open, and the key in the
door. With very mrch. difficulty, and after
the lapse Of q considerable interyal, the clerk
Vas partially aroused; his muscles seemed at
first singu1arly rigid, and his situation rather
alarming. In the back room, On his couch,
lay the porter asleep, with fourth sponge
near his face. He Was awakened without
much difficulty. The safe was found to hsve
been robbed Of the entire contents of tin
boz, in which had been placed packages Of
various amounts between fifty and sixty
thousand dollars In United States Treasury
notes, some five thousand dollars designed to
60 by the North Missouri train. a consid-
erabla number Of other packages not placed
In the tin box, and d quantity Of gold coin
were left untouched. In the safe was the
clerks pistol.
The rogue or rogues, for It Is probable there
nero two, evidently entered by one of tho
windows left open on st. Charles street; they
then administered chloroform to the clerk
and tie porter, and took from beneath the
formers pillow his pistol md the keys Of the
safe. From shelf near the safe they took
email crank, or leTer, which had always to be
uecd to prepare the lock for the key.
This fact shows that the burglars either
were very much skilled In the matter Of safes
in general, or had become particularly posted
as to this individual safe. They sh1ewdly
left the empty tin boz behind, and passed ont
by the Fourth street door, the key to which
hung up ut one side Of 1t. The ch1oroform
bottle will contain eight ounces, and Ind
three ounces Of chloroform left in it, indica
ting that iva Ind been used.
The principal manager of the Express Of
flee, Mr. George ". Ford, is now absent In
Michigan. The clerk referred to had been
about Elk weeks in the employment Of the
Company.
, 1863-08-25
FROM CHARLESTON.

NEW YORK, aug. IA letter d0tcd the
10Th, from Norris Island to the Herald, states
"The fire Of our batteries Is still continued,
and the masonry Of Sumter Is gradually
crumbling and tumbling to ruins. The rebel
flag was shot away twice on the 18th, but was
replaced. 4 violent storm ragged on the
18th, aud continued On the 10Th.
The sand batteries have got perfect range
aud are demolishiDg the gorge wall. The
holes are deepened, the flssures hare been
widened and the seams multiplied hundred
fold since yesterday. The pazapet is COM
plete1y demolished. The abutments at the
southeast angle are mostly torn away.
Dreectes made, through which our projec-
tiles tly, crushing the opposite wall are plain
~ eeen. Dese1ters state that the effect Of our
shot on Sumter was terrible, and that four
men we're killed, and SIX in Wagner, on Mon
day.
The rebel batteries on James Island con-
tinue heavy 0za, but without much dam.
age.
Another letter Of the Goth to the Herald,
says: From one end Of our lines to the
other, our guns arc pouring in fire against
the gorge wall Of Sumter, but still 1t holds
togsthez. 1t will be gradaally torn to pieces.
The fron.c1ads moved up abreast Of Sumter
last evening, hut heavy eea prevented their
operating. The gale to-day Is subslding.
More guns were mounted at the front Last
night. Our heaviest pieces have not opened
yet.
The steamer New BrunsWick stranded upon
the bar, and her cargo Is being taken out By
Lighters. *.
The numerous torpedoesare NOW poWerless
for harm, as effective measures hare been ta
ken to ayoid them.
The health OF the troops Is good, and they
are in excellent spirits.
FORTRESS MONROE. Aug. 24,-The stea,ne,
Maple Leaf arrived from Charleston, Thurs
dny, at which time the sumter's gun5 were
silent, and several breaches made In III
walls, M doubt TIM rebela vou1d soon sur
render Sumter. The monitors were closo IN.
der the euns. Of WAGNER. and by the aid Of m,
starpshootezs, had nearly si1euced the enc
my's guns.
NEW YonK. Aug. A-Rfchnond papers
contain +ba fo,1ow;no dia,a+chea.
Cu.p1rs7ou AM a-A1, dav vpsteraav
tbe homharilment waa mora f1r,ons than m
anv nrcvfons DIV Tba Jronstdes- sfx MonI.
tors md six rnnboots. with all the enen,y,s
land batteries, opened on Wagner at day.
break. throwing twenty shells per minute at
our works. This continued tin Il O'Clock.
ubo,, 4ha 3,.et and land hatter,es turned thef,
s++on+;o, n annter Tho Irona;des and air
Mon1tora an7,roached. within three. .faurths OF
, 1863-08-25
FROM R0SEcRANS' ARMf.
OUR ADVANCE BEFORE CHAT
TANO0GA.

STEVENSON, Ala, Aug. 2.-W1der crossed
the Tennessee Last evening and burned rail
road bridge near Shell Mound, thus aevezing
communication between the rebel right aud
left. Il. view Of the impracticahility Of COM
mon roads this Is IN important affair. Ke se-
cared ferry boat and two barges and brought
them to this side. It was the burning of this
bridge which was thought the destruction Of
the steamer Point Rock, which boat escaped,
reaching Chattanooga on Thursday. Inpor'
tant events must soon transpire In the Vtclnl'
ty Of Chattanooga. -.
The advance Of the army Of the Cumberland
sppearea In front Of Chattanooga on the a1st
, 1863-08-25
FROM milwaukee.

Especial Dispatch to tho Chlcago Tribune.1
M11wAuKEE, Aug. ~, 1868.
a terrible tornado swept over the town Of
Buena Vieta, Portage county, in this State, Oh
Friday eYening ahonts o'clock. Every house
was blown down. Three persons were killed
md fourteen wounded.
Tho names Of the killed are I'm. Wlggln-
son, Weldon Co1lick, and q woman, whose
name cannot be ascer.!ained at present.
The names Of tho wounded arc not given.
Some had legs broken, soma arms, and all
were more or loss seriously injured.
There were eight buildings IN the town all
blown to atoms.
have not heard Of any other towns being
visited By this messenger of death.
, 1863-08-25
Qt)ifa9o @rib111re.
TUESDAY, AUGUST Is, 1868.


A0k1 NH%Ss
The news from Charleston carries for.
ward previous dispatches to one day later
and shows that Gen. Gilmore is making
good use Of his time Charleston must fall
The rumors from Virginia have redux,
and now it is Lee who is preparing to at
tack.
We have dispatch from our New Or
leans pmrcsf fondent to the 18th inst, de-
failing the situation in that department.
The news from Memphis is highly inter-
esting.
The great meeting in Crcst1ine, Ohio, has
been referred to in our dispatches. We
give fuller details Of the gathering in ano-
1her. column, furnished by om own CORES
pondeut~>
The detni1s Of the Lawrence tragedy be-
come the more appalling as they become
known. We give elsewhere in our Leav-
enworth dispatch Of last evening full &C
count Of the attrocity, its causes, and aslist
ofits victims,
The JEFF Davis organ in this city has
snakes IN its boots over Alderman Roberts
report, given in our columns yesterday
1norning. It must hive struck our readers
as rather a woody affair, but plain wood
TIPPED with birthstone becomes a match.
and matches are dangerous in the hands Of
nad-men. The clustering Of the Times is
in the right Hercules vein, and plainly it
has New York in its eye, for pattern.
Taken altogether, We have no objection,
for if resistance to the draft is sought here,
it will find it indeed like New York, with
a briefer preface and sharper application.
The claimed excess Of eight thousand on
ahe enrichment list is weak aping Of Bey-
mour, some Of whose "1fiends' diminish
by their presence the average Of loyalty
here.
Quantre1, the butcher Of Kansas citizens,
is an Ohioan BY birth, went to Kansas as q
school-teacher, and turns up the leader OF
banditti, whose deeds Of ferocity and
blood will live imperishable In tlends' an-
nails The history Of his exploits
earlier in the war was one Of
discontinue and disaster. It was reserved
for the rule Of Copperhead military COM
manders in Missouri to gire him facilities
and exemptions nercr before enjoyed.
Echofield and Ewing were the authors OF
the Lawrence tragedy, and when their
crime goes up against them at Washing
ton, it can. but be that their punishment
Till follow.
A great robbery Of an Express Company
in st. Louis, is narrated in our st. Louis
dispatcl,
, 1863-08-25
FROM SPRINGFIELD.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tri5rre.1
SPRINGFIELD. Ill, Aus- ~, 1Ss2.s
The Adjutant General Of the State requests
TINT officers Of regiments In the field or camps.
or elsewhere on duty, In sending muster rolls
Of paroled prisoners at Benton and other Bar
racks, will not neglect to. give the date OF
muster, tho place OF muster, and by whom
mustered, md the homo Of each person on
the 1o1l. In consequence Of this neglect, q
large number Of paroled prisoners hare been
kept out Of their pay for months.
Col. Rush Hawkins Of Tennessee, while
speaking few days since Ut Danube, Was in
tenupted BY gang Of Copperheads, wearing
Copperhcad badges, &c. Hc left the stand,
walked into the crowd, and tore off badge
from the leader, when general fight took
place, the Union men coming out victorious,
the Coppe1heads making hast5 retreat
Tho Copperhead outbreak in Fulton county,
which at one timo gayc indications Of becom-
Ing serious afair, owing to the reasonable
advice Of several 4. G. G. leaders, has, owing
to tho determined courEe of Provost Marshal
Westlake and Deputy Marshal Phelps, been
brought to . peaceful fesuc.
The sight Of number Of the the 10th cay
airy, and the presence Of portion Of the 18th
infantry with q Gpounder turned upon tho
residence of the leading Copperhead In the
county, brought an Instant conversion for
the time being, in the sentiments of the rank
traitor, and the one hundred and fifty armed
K.G. Ca changed front and left for homo.
fully satisfied that We had Government that
Has determined to enforce tha laws.
In Morgan county, dsy or two since, a
party of Z. G. Ca visited the resIdence Of a
prominent Union man, and in threatening
manner compelled him to giYe up his shot
gun.
Aman By the name Of Watts accidant1y
shot himself, on Saturday, near this city, the
ball passing through his brain.
It has been decided to hold tho fronan'a
tournament In this city on the 10th Of Sep
| tember. Compapies from Quincy, jackson
, 1863-08-25
Tie Draft in New York,

New TonK, Aug. 24.-The drafting today
in the 1st, I'd and 3D. wards was performed
without any difficulty. Several merchants,
bankers, members Of the press, and tele-
graphcra were elected
a small detachment Of tho 71st militia WAS
attacked by about eco Williams, last evening,
Hounding tTo Of the former. The arrival 81
reinforcementa found that the enemy had
, 1863-08-25
FR0m WASHINGTON,


WAsHsc7ox. Aus. Fl, 1861
From hlcamond papers Of tho 2lst, We
Elean sne 1ouo"1ng;
GOV. 4etcher mas ordered the rebel General
assemplS OF virginia, elected IN May List, to
meet IN hlcbmond, IN extra session, on
Mondas, the 7th Of September next, for
INC purpose OF deE1sing means tor the
Puonc oe'e1so' u ae sass IL "M require
E1aoro'hafs e1e1lon on 1neaf pant 10 meet
Inc advancing large les1es OF additional tede'
@al tsoops'
an eoltof1al N Inc oeSt'aa Of the 2lEt Inst,
oiseosees "aat 1he rebels lose BY the fal1 OF
sicsspa1e' II assef1s 1na1 ING feoerA GoV-
enme.l "as ose1 one 5en IN takine tna1
~ . toos - as ss ~ pay, ~
49, ," H -. aEo:p,, po'Iapa 1o'o,o
1.N-1s... 80 ~ -4 49, ' t11.1''n wv
a.o "oa W. eo''. tne eoss ~ as ~ asco'a'
R4sns .ne "ofA ~ Expresses .ne .ae e1o opltaon
aas ,.s .se ~ .naa.aa - ~ .sx,,,ea - ~ saT,. s 10.
~" -u. -a~aa.I ,1n rn..a, -. uos 10
4 - @o Sa-,ss' 80. NC .Ia tsn.eep1 ~ -','.l'
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80. ~ ~ ,s..,e ~ ~ seAsrs' W. n11o
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os+u4e' ~ su"aea.e 4n' s'ou'a.
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"e.o' o44't w. .4e'4 ",ose @a .1o'e" ~
70 ue*p ualt' .eu nuss 11om Newoetn. ae
4ne. o''Ase1 .1'1s +ne5 ~ -
, 1863-08-25
The TirEinia LEGISLATURE.

FORTRESS MONROE, August Ex-Governor
letcher Of Virginia hiss Issued proclama.ion
calling the members Of the Legislature to
convene at Richmond On the 7th Of 6eptem-
her, for the purpose Of deyhlug means TOT
| the public defense.
, 1863-08-25
FROM LONDON, G. W.

l8pccia! Dispatch to the Chicago rrfhune1
Lc1oos, G. W. August. q. 1s;a.
Vallandigbam passed through hern fb,,
e{ternoou en- route for Windsor.
, 1863-08-25

Iou1eyu1H, Aug. pa military order h.a
been issued, disseminating the examination
Of the baggage Of passengers oVcr the Lopis.
vile and Nashville Railroad.
, 1863-08-25

The Government Securities.
PH11ApE1pu1A, Aug. M-sales Of 5.20s to-
day amounted to $60,40Q
, 1863-08-25

Post Office Robbed.
Bos1oE, Aug. H.-The Salem Post Ctaee
vas broken into LAST night, and every lc!t1z In
It stolen
, 1863-08-25
Hxna advertisements.

Sc C., z. SCaITE-Y, AGcsrtts5s5 dge1l, s.
Dkdrh3r7. street. II authorized 70 recs!re uurzt3
r>..ts for tait cnd cE .hs 1kGd5s1 So~ss,se5t4:ra
, 1863-08-25

For Wants. For sale, boarding =,
Fer Rent, found, Lo1s Gc., s54'
Fnu?th Para.
, 1863-08-25

The Great Meeting at Crestline.
$1,000 BUCKEYES IN COUNCIL.
The Features Of the Gathering, and
the Campaign.

(From Our Own Corsespondeut1
CHEsEHE, Crawford County. Ohio, Aug. aad.
The traveller by the Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne
and Chicago Railroad, feeds at Crestllne,
changes cars at Crest1ine for points In Buck
cycdom north md south. We did neither.
We paid Crest1ine the honor Of direct and
personal visit, rnade1n such goodly company,
too, that Crest1ine will,cherish remembrance
Of us among her annals, and commence freah
epoch from the date Of our coming. There
were enough of us, too, to relieve the express
sion Of all egotism, OF at least leave to the
writer only q fifteen Mo,sand{A share in that
sentiment, which Is confessedly not an over
stock for him rho sits down to writs for
newspaper readers. We went to Crest1ine to
take note Of Ohio politics; to learn how
waged the Gubernatoria1 WET between stout
John Brough and the rame without q man,
Vallandigham; to read and discern the signs
Of the times. Aye, and We did it, for the
signs were there.
The location Of Crestline Is in one of the
darkest political neighborhoods in Northern
Ohio. Democracy thereabouts has been fear
fully hard nhe1l. They have been relied upon
By their party leaders to make TINT section Of
the S!.te balance and hold in check the votes
Of other portions, that to d man up tree,
meaning By that IN outsider haye a better
lock, for enlightenment, for progress, ,and, ,uu-
less the census-fa fakcrs lie, for numbers
I. Cfcstline Is In the eastern part Of Crawford
county, Ohio, aud in the State election last
year gave, with the adjoining counties Of Nh
y
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-04-17
BY LAST NIGHTS MAIL.
NEWS FROM CAIRO & BELOW.
Deserters Rescued by Mob.
Great Change in Army Sentiment
on the Negro Question.

CAIRO, April 15.-To-day at about one
o'clock, mob of forty men, armed with
revolvers and rife, rescued two de-
serters from the custody of an officer at
Anna, on the Illinois Central Railroad
They threatened to hang the officer if he
did not comply with their request, and
he was forced to surrender. They then
took his revolvers away from him and
allowed him to depart.
Gen. Thomas, at his review in Grant
army, repeats the speech he made here
respecting contrabands, and we are told
that it is becoming immensely popular
with both officers and men. Gen. Cor
man has made application to- be placed
in command of negnO brigade. 1t is
further said that every one Of the Off
Ulcers who have been peculiarly bitter in
their Remuneration of the policy of arm
ing slaves are now in favor of it tooth
and nail Are we to believe our senses
Majors & dough of the Memphis Bulle.
tim have been arrested, and are ordered
to report at Grants headquarters.