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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-08-29

~ Col. Bill Stone arrived at keo-
kuk as night, and re OF. aed tho cam
pagn win endo sipg himself as d candi-
date for Governor. We are inferno d
thai he has resign' bis commission IN
the srmy, bat do nj believe the report.
lie j. not the man to give up a lucrative
office for ihe poor prospect 1T the next
Go,e,norship. lie il Doubt! 81 fright,
n, ell t the cou,se OF the II iok eye and
other oboilion organs here ~ To- "A, aud
has come home TO ,ct them right We
may now expe I to see thea Tack thOat
I'D cntnmence I, abuse Gen. TuItle IN
true abo ton style. We do not learn
Whether o, not : one expressed the same
fOnducss FIR negro 8 clc,y hat marked
his former adveot before X okuk audi
e"ce. He has probably learnt that
white men d. not prove exactly of 50
much negro equ lity IN candidate tyr
Governor. We hope L, retired Colonel
will not fan u visit Burlington aud en-
ligh'en this community on the subject.
-B"gltngtom 4rgus.
Stone has got no time to loose in this
race. Gen, Tuttlc may 90 back to his
gallant regiment or stay where he is, he
will DC elected by an overwhelming ma
jority. This is plain enough to be seen
Nv the way, Stone ought to go about
among the abolition editors aud ascer-
tam way they don't praise him or SAY
something about him one way or the
other. But the most sen.lble thing he
CAP do is TO resign at once, and give mp
the ghost, as he has not ghost Of
chance IN tins Campaign, that Is certain. /
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-08-29
10 lIOtse Owners.

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HORSES is unrivaled by any, ana in al cases OF
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W rel ch ing, its effect Is magical and certain -
Harness or S-dde Calls, Scratches, Mango, DC, il
will also euro speedily. SPAWN and King bone
may he easily prevented and cured in their incip-
lent stages, hut confirmed cases are beyond post
biIi,y Of radical cure No case of tho kind,
however. is 20 desperate or hopeless that il may
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Application will always remove the Lsmeness, md
enable he horses To travel with con paratve ease
Every horse owner should have this remedy vt
and for its timely use at the first appearance Of
Lamene will sfectu lily prevent those iormi able
diseases menti ned, TO which all rses are liable
and viii III render so many otherwise valuable
horse ne arly worthless.
See advertisement. nglS-dw1v
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-08-29

COOP by Hoors The noon era is
coming t. = close in the Coni.d rate
States, and We ma already excl AN,
"Good by, farlhiugales; Fnewel, skirt
expanders" FASH u yields t. the rce
oil circumstances, tecaus hoops can no
longer be bought for rea>onsbles pre-, 5
withln the Confederate 5 ates. Our fair
county omen are, Therefore max ng a
y virtue OF necessity, aud DIS ensing
with the WHY skeletons, which, for %
long q period, has encircled their iorma,
like the ring Of Saturn. Number. of Ia.
dies can now daily be seeo 10 our street.
ueat'red IN h 'op * rts, and We suppose
ere iorg the"iashion wall become uni
sersal among the sex. | hose who may
be di-possd % stick to hoops" should
remember that nineteenth OF the skirts
nov sold here ave br .ught from Yankee.
dom. Who will wear Yatkee hoo.
Richmond Why, Aug. 10.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-08-29
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-08-29

TnE SUBSTITUTE MARKEr.-Men, who
will eng ,ge themselves a. substitutes
Tor drafted men, will pecuniariy find
their account in il. Suppose the war
lasts car, a substitute, if his principal
paid him 5000, would receive what TO-
low.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-08-29
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u sV"""'I1 1s-VUN Il" ''S'VHPUs
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-08-29

a few days sgo Mr.. v.llandgham
wa. a, Windsor, opposite Detroit,
whsrc be was met and greeted By
large sssembsge OF acqasin,ancessnd
III nds. In reply to remarks made ~
Jud q Flynn, Mr.. Y. said:
Mr.. Vallsndigham replied, thanking
his fellow -ci,izeos Tor their kindly wei
come. lie said it was crafty nj. pcr-
sonally, but much more az te.t'mony
for the prcat cause Of constitutional lib
erty. Very strange WAS the spectacle Of
an American citizen in exile receiving
visit tr, M hs own conntTymen upon
foreign col, and under the proteet'on-ot
. foreign flag, but in sight Of his own
country. ut is indeed" said Mr.. ",
/. INV country, and "a lear 10 me a.
When las, trod IT'S soil" II was not
fitting that here he should discuss the
political questions Of the country. The
great issue a, home vas, Indeed, com
mon TO Engla and America. II WAS
he qne.,ion of pers nal and political
liberty, secured in the one by Magma
Cnar,a. the petition OF right, the 5 ~tn'e
OF Haheas Corpus, and the Bill OF Il eht-;
and N the other lay tho guarantees OF
our state and Federal copst tut'ons.
In better times he wonld discuss them
at homo with the ancient freedom OF
American citizens. OF himself, though
40 cordially met ard kindly referred 70.
he had nothing to ,ay. He was nothing;
the cause everything. Ag'ea' strng 10
was going on ~ the United States to re-
gain lost hbcrties-irecdom OF speech, OF
the prcs., and Of public assemblsges,
and TO maintain free elecliors. he had
great faith in the ultimate triumph OF
the people faith in Providence and
faith 10 tie race which, in Eng land and
America, lad successfully supported
their rights and Liberties tor six hundred
years. The race wonld still vlnd'ca'e
Itself IN the Unit, d States. The right Of
tree election, ond all that preceded and
was essential 10 is, mnst tie maintan ed
--peaccably If possible, bit 10 mus! De
mnintai, ed at oil h tzards. lie coun-
selpd obedience 10 tho Constitution and
to al law, aud tho enforcing Of u At
ohed once by all men, those IN authority
and u, sc not 10 authority. The ballot
was lh. true and proper remedy 10 the
United Statcp, for il po.i,ic.l wrongs
aud i, wa all sufficient Bat when ,hc
bnlio, is denied, en the ght Of revo-
luton beg ne-- not the night only, but
the sacred duty. Give us free ballot
aud we want no more. Through Thu
No Will ,an liberty, maintain he con.
.utution, uphold the laws aud restore the
Union; aud thus we will suppo,t the
go,ernmt ut which our tathoIs made.
Claiming The fullest right at home TO
crillclse and condemn the men and acts
If the mini,tration, aud meaning these,
and 1T the proper time, to again eXer-
ore 1t t. the utmost, he, yet on foreign
soil, had no word vi bitterness to speak
He would only remember now that they
represented his country, and foIbear.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-08-29
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Applyto GEO l. DAY. MORT, Executor,
Or, JOHN l. COFFIN.
.iuly
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-16
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PIANO FORTES.
ID r A d B RY'S s
Id NEW SCALE PIANO FORTES.


Elk fIR1T PRIZES
Rseeived within three weeks: From New Jersey
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At Clsvslaad, OAioi Penpsylvania state FaiP, at
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Judsss; oottschaik, Berg, Bsamss sad Frank
GOTTsC HALK, r. s.-
The celebrated Pianist, says OF them:
Il have examined with gvvst care Mr.. VIM. D.
Hradburys NEW SALE PIANO FORTEs, and II
10 nv opinion that they are pery superior tnsfrw-
mseHfs. ] have especially remarked their hovosSA
scorkmansAip, and the power, pur ", richness and
equality OF their tone. recommend, therefore,
doubt not OF their success. sa.-
"NEw YonK, July 70, i8sap T
The most eminent OF the musical profession Of
New York have also given the most unqualified
testimonials In favor OF these instrumenti. Send
for . circular. WM. n BRADBURY,
No. <21 Broome street, New York.
ocis-dstAwit
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-16
M A OOD;

M A N H OOD;
M HOW LOST HOW RESTORED
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A LECTURE ON THE NATURE, TREAT
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FESTIVALS, ETC.

NOTICE. IA GRAND CELEBRA.
~ 10. ssd f.tsstsasnsst q ne District 0fsn9
Ssssss of Ievs - CSsfitN vill taks plaos ihsrs-
DAY Svsning tAs iceb il9 st 7k O'Clock, at lsfasl
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rsnsris BY Wm. H. iSonls. o. Washinston, D. q,
The entertainmsnt VIII bs held IN the basement
Of said church. Ths pubic afe invited TO attend.
OSt1A-9ts u' llf7 2. .t'
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Daily national Republican., 1863-10-16

No MEETING LAST NIoHT.-There was no
meeting at the Union League Rooms last night, on
account OF the inelemsnoy Of the weathsr.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-16

A WoaD or ADvICl.-Those who have bean
iOctoring for weeks aud months without obtaining
reliel should consult Or. Ftshhlatt, whoss sies u
radically cured. Twenty-Five ysArs sxperisnos has
established DR.. Ftshblatt's reputation ~ physi-
aodsrsts. DIR. FlSHBLAfT,
No. <9 Z street, corner OF Elghth,
Opposite the 0anaral Post Ol1es.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-16

ROBBERY ATsfHE KIRKwooD HOUSE,. 1.-TWO
rooms In the Kirkwood House were entered abou,
2o'clock yesterday morning and about saoo stolen
No clue to the robbers has been discovered.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-16

OUARTERMASTERS', CONTRAC
" TORS, Surgeons, and Contract Physicians
Aeabunts and Claims collected and remitted to any
part Of the United States, from az to o per eeut.
Commission. WV
EXEMPTION PAPERS prepared by my Clerks
In proper manner for fees so that those
drafted person not legally liable can be exempted
from military service
GEORGE y. X. DAY h CO..
Counsellors at Law,
sulS-u Washington Buildings, Room No, 10.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-16
THE TURF.
NATIONAL COURSE,
IN WAsHINoToN CITY, &C.
FIRST FALL MEETING.
GRAND OPENING.
FOUR THOUSAND DOLLARS IN PURSES.
TROTrING WEEK, commencing TUESDAY,
October 20.

October 20.
Firt day-TUEsDAY. Purse, $500.
Free IN all horses that have never shown better
Second day-WEDNEsDAY, aist. Purse, $500.
the ist day OF October; Harness, ! in 6.
Third dday-THURsDAY, 22d. Purse, $500.
For al hor,ss M that have never shown better than
H''' Eoa.ss sa,ai; S.y@Ss!pAY, a s.a. Purse .soo
Fifth day-sATURbAY, alth. Grand Trot,ing
Purse Of 81 900.
Open to Ethan Allen, Patchen, Flora Temple, But
ler, F1llingham, and all other Horses that have
shown batter than a'so to Harness, aims.
GRAND RUNNING WEEK, commencing MON.
DAY, November Q, 1868.
First day-MONDAY, Noyember2
sweepstakes for S-year olds, 400 entrance. $50
forfeit; to name and nj by the 5th of October.
Purse OF $500 added BY the track. Mile heats.
second aay-t9EspAf, November J. Purse,
Third dsySWEDSEsDAy, Novembera :. Purse,
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sixth dsy-sATURDAY, November I. Purse,
si 900; mile heats.
Entrance, o per cent OF the purses
Races and tIotting Commence al O'Clock u. IN.
each day, under the rnies OF the National Course.
The United States Brass Band will be in attend.
For all trotting purses, to enter and to start.
Membership Cards, tiO. Single admission q.
BY order OF the Board.
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EDITION OF THE REBEL
II Z w 3 o o X

NJ E w 3 o o X.
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LANDi Comprising biographies, Descriptions Of
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REAL ESTATE.

EAL ESTATE AGENCY.
fersons having HOUSES and LOTS to SELL, or
HOUSES 10 RENT, will DO well BY calling on the
subssribsrs. Also psrsons dssiro,is of Purchasing
or Renting Dwellings can b provided Tor.
Prompt attention given 70 al Real Estate bust.
ness.
Apply to WIN. W. BURpoN, with
CLARK b GAYLORD, Attorneys,
Real Estate Brokers, and Auctioneers,
Room ! corner Tth and = Streets.
Refers to-Hon. g. G. Pomeroy, U. 9, s.; Hon. l.
n. Moffeil, q. 8. g.; Hon. r. 4. Fenton, N. c.,
Hon. Chaplin Hall, u. C.j Hon. Q. W. ssotfeld, n.
C., Hon. Z. W. French, ID Auditor, and others.
iu1-ly .H.. - o.. .....
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-16

A ssISTANT QUARTERMASTER'S
~ OFFICE, corner OF @ and Twenty-secoud
WsIssis Wns e va WMAsEnoToN, D. e. ssetsnbsr =, isss-
and third WEDNEsDhYs, 7th, ilth, sai siss n
oetober, At the Corral, near the Wsshington Ot.
,,ervatory, iasEe lot of Horsss and Mules, con.
demned as unit Tor public service.
sale 70 commence ct 10 O'Clock q. m.
Terms Cash In Governmsnt funds
CHARLES GARRETsON.
se2o-tds Assistant QuArtermaster
CHIEF ASSISTANT QUARTERMAS.
~ TERs OFFICE, Depot Of washineton. No.
ist North street, Washington, d. G, october !.
isss.-sale OF Quartermaster's Property on
MoN.DAf, October 10, isss, will Be sold, q Public
FIVE TONS OP RAGS,
more or less. Sale to commence at II o,eIosk H.,
A. me Quartermasters Warehouse, No. New
York avenue, between Eightssnth and Ni.sssenth
Terms cash, In Govssnment funds,
. EDWARD l. HARTZ,
oci2-td Captain and A. q. N. o. S. Army.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-16

BURGLARY IN THE NORTHERN LIBERTIES
fhe house Of J. T. stanley, on a street, between
Eighth and Ninth, was entered on Wednesday
night, and $40 in treasury notes stolen from the
proprietor's bedroom. The burglar effected an
entrance through the back door.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-16

AcQUIrrAL OF CAPT. FoRD.-lt 10 stated that
the ssrstary Of War has approved the action Of
the Slough court martial IN sequitting Captain
samuel Ford, OF the r1th MARYLAND cavalry,
charged with ooaniving at the robbery OF Uaioa
ladies' BY his subordinates while he was Provost
Marshal at Beriio, Maryland. Capt. Ford 10 or
dsred 10 report for duty 10 Gen. sohenck.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-16

" NEW STYLES.
BOYS CLOTHING.
We srs now In receipt Of large assortment Of
Boys and CHiLDRek'S CLOTHING, OF the new.
est Styles suitable for the present for dress
and school wear, 10 which we invite the attentisn
OF parents WALL, STEPHENS b CO.,
octS-ifu IA Pa. Av., bet. sth and 10th sts
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-16

TEE only place where you can purchase Esdil
Rsbhr goods Of all kinds at Mssscswsys prices, u
PsnnsylvaniA avenue, bstwesn Ninth and Tenth
stroets. mar S9-0
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-16
MILITARY GOODS.
THE DRAFT.

q CUBSTlTUTES' HEADQUARTERS.
~ The highest prices will be paid Tor sunsiE,
TOTES for DRAFTED men, Those ~ , Hn, p,
Substitutes will lind It TO their ,.,a n. ns,.s Er
At the Int iligepce and Real EstAte omeei' NO.
ruh suee'' "'"' N. II. MILLER.