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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-08-20

Cine untpnspers
a NJ NJ lun 8, fanO am Is. in Erpb, Sbic,
fat. $4,000 MenIden lauItten cufmertias
men Obres ben 0lepen Srpu8b's uno Sinner
ipn'8, bic rftmal8 Dur6 ben entbulialtiIaiten
8eifau uuterbrpden wurpen.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-07-24

OK THE WRoNo TRAcK.-On Monday
last ene Of the members OF the 7th Cavalry
wss at Gilbertswn, and while there noticed .
mare branded u g." He made inquiries
and found whore the animal belonged. and the
day following an orderly with . squad wss
sent up to Judge Grants farm. this eide Of
Duck Creek. on the LsClAirs Road, to make .
levy. On arriving there be found shs mare
and another Of the came kind. with mule
colt at her eide. They ssissd the stock and
tosk it away. thinking that they had strusk .
lead that time cure. The Judge vas away
from home st the time, bat bic partner. Mr..
Smith. took the matter in hand. asd soon
showed the military that they we're on the
wrong track The mares we're pusehassd BY
the Jsdgs year ago last winter frsn the LOT
Of sosdsmnsd Government horses cold on the
leland. How soldier Of good sense should
think that mare With mule colt at her side
ssold belong to the stock just purchased 10 .
mystery. II 10 considered . pretty good joke
upon Iospestor Kun. and ought to prove .
lesson TO toldisss sos 10 istsrfsss With privsts
property without soms assurance that il be-
Iosgs TO Uaols San.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-07-24
New YoEK, July "a.

NEW lOEK, July "a.
The Herald says the United States
steamer Circassian arrived at Fl. Monroe
on tho 2lst inst, from Charleston, 10Th.
A general engagement was just COM
mencing - she left.
Gen. Gilmore had erected masked
battery in the woods quito near Fort
Wagner, and expresses no doubt but the
attack by himself AID Admiral Green
would provo successful.
As soop rs the early morning shadows
disappeared the attack began, and . per.
feet shower Of shot and shell poured into
Fort Wagner.
The Clrcas sian's orders were inpera-
tive, and she could not stay until the
termination Of the days fighting.
The Times Paris |, tier says there are
some STANCE rumo's in circulation with
in day or Nv !, which give you only as
rumors. Another change has been made,
according to these reports, in the Next
can p, ogramme. Mexico is to be placed
under French protection, or 10 become .
COLONY Of France With . French Paince
tor Governor.
'rhe Confederstes have venouncsd oil
idea Of regainin9 the Mississippi rive'
ard the trans Mississippi country with
on. foreign cid.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-07-24

NUMBER 228.

Slidell's visit to the Emperor and for.
eign cities are lately taid TO bc in connec.
t'on with the new state Of things on tho
Mississippi. They are conceiviug schemes
for IN alliance against tho United States
with . view Of securing, the one Mexico
and tho other the Mississippi Valley.
The fall Of Vicksburg and Port Hud-
son, they say, will throw jeff. Davis and
Napoleon into each others arms, and will
be the final blow which will produce a
alliance that only hangs fire because the
question Of the Mississippi will become
hazardous, aud turn contrary to present
expectations.
Il is this, they say, which made Napo.
leos 80 lukewsrm on the question. Its
this which made him continually say
that Mexico is the big affair Of tho mo-
ment. II is this which has 80 suddenly
demanded such large rsinforcements In
Mexico, for tho whole division Of Viney
has been ordered to prepare Itself for do.
parture in the month Of September, and
several vessels, tho V,lle do Lion, Jeon
Bart, and the Wagrsm, arc about to sail
with rcinforcements in men and mate.
ria, and its government papers declared
after the fall of Puebla, that there were
enough men now in Mexico TO finish tho
campaign.
1t il also ascertaincd on oil hands that
the Emperor, finding that he cannot in.
duce England to join him in hostile
measures against tho United States, or
rather. perhaps. not des'rous that Eng
land shoula join him, and yet ANXIOUS to
give himself The aid Of an ally, is now
treating with Spain on this subject, and
that Spain shows = willingness. 10 second
tho Emperor's ideas.
The rumors add that Marshall O'Don.
nell, who is now he'e. is going north 10
Be,lin ostensibly for the purpose Of con.
snlting tho famous ocuIist, G'atic, for his
eycs. but in fact 10 treat for tho Enpe-
ror on tho question Of arranging the af-
fairs Of the Mexican Gulf for their mutual
benefit.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-07-24
ClNcIsHArr, july -.

SlNCINHATI, july -.
Shortly after Morgan crossed the Mus.
kngum yestcrd y, he was attacked by
militia under Col. Hall. with two pieces
Of artillery. 10 rebes woro killed aid
several wounded. His progress Was
checked twice by Col Hall, but he finally
escaped via Cumberland. winch pace he
lett last night. At 7 o'clock this morn
ing hc crossed the Central Ohio Railroad
At Campbell, but 80 closely pursued by
Gen. Schackleford tnat he had not time
! 10 do much damage beyond burning the
depot and tearing up some track.
A courier arrived from Taylorsvillo At
nc on and reports ssqnad OF 90 men
VII, , got detached from Morgan when he
cross ed the Muskingum, as proving
sroun d the country, burning houses,
whea, stacks and killing stock. A force
o, 800 mounted men have been sent a.
ter them.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-07-24
THE DRAFT.

We netiss that there 10 great uneasinsss
manifested in some parts Of The State With
regard 10 the manner In whish The coming
draft 10 u. be conducted when Il 10 te tsks
place. etc. Some ssso 10 have The idea tha,
the draft 10 10 be made In secret. and tha,
drafted persons vill know nothing at out !,
until they are served . notice 10 fall into
line. Thess impressions are false. and eugh,
70 be corrected.
W. are authorized BY Major Dsnsan. Pro.
vost Marshal General for the State Of lswa.
to state to oil ,conesrnsd. fret. that be hes
when the conscription 10 to bs made. Sse-
end. that but three Of the six Assistant Pre-.
vost Marshals In Iowa have made rs,urns ss
him-thoss Of the let, ia ssd ssh. eonss
qusntly the enrolment is yet incomplete.
Third. that when he receives notice from
headquarters to proceed With the draft that
timely notice will be given 10 the public
throughout the State, 90 that oil shall be ap.
priced thereof that the draft will bs publis-
ly conducted. and that oil will bs invited to
Be prs'eDt that they may So and hear !;
that all matters connected with the drafting
will be plainly stated. and carried on with
the greatest fairness and s,riotsst impartiality.
He vi.kes further TO state that The books 10
the enrolling offices Of the various districts ere
opsa = the inspection Of the public; that any
person Who has any doubts or sarmisss 10 clear
Al l.
wishes to Be Understood that tho greatest osu
ton and wstchfslnsss will b exercised that
no ons shall have reason to complain that par
tislity has been shswn 10 any direction. There
10 not the least occasion for any apprehension
Of wrong 10 the matter. Those Who intimate
that Major DancAo is capable Of luplicity. or
hes sny idsa Of operating spon the fears or
eredulity Of the people. do him . grsa,
wrong.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-07-24

Friday, July -.

Friday, July ~.
ARRIVED.
JENNIE WHiPrLE, Campbell. Montrosa
CANADA, Parker, Montrcss.
DKPARrkD.
JENNIE WnirrLE. Campbell. Nentross.
BoArs LEAVING rais svsSIna.
The Northern Limo packet Csnads, Captain
Parker, Clerk jerks, will bs due for 81. Louis and
intermediate points this evening. X. n. Pro-,
lyman, agent.
BoATs LsAvGN0 fo-NoRROw.
The mail and passenger packet Bill Henderson
Captain John Rhodes, will depart for Dubuque
and way points att O'Clock to morrow morning =
G. H. King in the once. X. y. Prettymsn, agent.
The mail and passenger packet Kate Cassel,
Captain D. W. DAYS. Clerk Williams, will depar,
for Nontrose and way points At O'Clock 10
morrow morning. Z. A. Tiiehein. agent.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-07-24
ORIENTAL WoNDKRs.-We would CT

ORIENTAL WoNDKRs.-We would call
special attention to the advertisement foupd
10 our e"lumns to day Of the large collection Of
Chinsss and japanese geods. and see shells.
which are to BE- cold st sution next week W.
understand that this 10 the largest and nost
magnificent assortnent in the United asatss.
eomprisipg articles rich rare and bsastiiul. and
many Of them useful. We shall speak sgsis
10 detail Of the collection vhss ws have seen
il. Capt. Jay hss been is The. bssiness Of in.
psrting articles Of this kind for many years
back. has visited every land % the ises Of the
glsbs. and has IN his stock srtielss that are
not snly extremely scarce. but cannot BE- imi-
tated bv any but tie oriental satiens. The
stock be will bring here 10 fresh fssn New
York. sevsr having been opened since Ito sr.
rival 10 this soustry. The Csptsin 10 veil
ksewn to many Of our sitissss and fall ssM-
sses nay be placed upon bic ststsmssts.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-07-24
BALTIMORE. Julv %

BALTIMORE, July %.
There was disposition to resist tho
enrolment in the vicinity Of Jarettsvillc,
Hartford county, Maryland, to-day. The
barn Of the enrolling officer was burned,
with 500 bushels Of corn. Also the
barn Of Joseph Perry, with all the con-
tents, and one house.
Six shots wcro fired In q window Of
tho residence OF tho enrolling officer.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-07-24

LADIES looking for neatly finished gai.
tsrs and walking shsss should drop is st Child
1 Cs's, on Brady. below I'd He bas splsn-
did stock and will be cure 20 please you. Gspts
sso also find jast sueh goods - they want 81
the same place.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-07-24

TIE Advsrsissr, hsving bsen restored 70 health
n few weeks. By . very simple remedy, after
having suffered several ysars with severe lung
election, aad that drssd disease, Consumption
10 anxious ~ make known 70 his fsllow-suGerers
the means Of cure.
To ail who desire II, hs viii sen . copy Of the
prescription used free II ehargsl with the disse-
lions for preparing nd ssisg the same, shish
they will and suss ouss for CossuArr1ox, A sfn.
IA. BaoxcHrs1s, 10. The only object Of the ID
vsrtissr In sending the prescription 10 to bsxsst
the aaisssd, and spread information which he
coueeives TO be Invaluable, and he hsres every
sufferer will try his remedy, - IL will cost them
nothing, ana may prove blessing.
REV. EDWARD 4. W1LSON,
Williamsburg,
Kings Oosnty, New York.
NAY 1edkvSu
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-07-24
Napoleon having swallow.
cd Mexico, Proposes 10
take i'm JEFF. Davis AZ
n Partner.
Morgan still ON! the Ram.
page through Ohio.
lie EOrdea SliIl Commit. /.
ting Depreda liOms.
WAsnrNoroH, July 20.
Spe oial 10 Herald

'~"N~AS"S Sosy 80
ESPECIAL TO Hersld.1
The relative situations Of the armies in
Virginia to-day is nearly understood
here.
It is apparent that Gen. Meade has
the rebel army Of Lee completely en-
trapped. lie is evidently massiag his
forces to break his way through Il
Richmond, but will probably find it .
more d fiicut undertaking than the one
At gettysburg.
After al the delay there is now n.
much prospect Of Lee being able to e, I
his army back 10 Richmond, or even 80
far a. tho Upper end of tho Shenandoah
Valley.
tSpscial to the Tin.ss
Gen. Hooker has gone west. There is
rumor os the street that he is to re-
licve the present comms nder Of The De
partment Of Missouri, but thus far th rs il
merely q co, jcctu,e.
[special TO Tribune
Tho Wsr Department is pushing the
organization OF colornd troops vigorously.
The successes OF our forces in the West
has given fresh impetus to enlistment
among tho blacks. by autumn. it ]. es.
tinatod, ,hat l0O, 900 negroes will DO in
arms in the Valley Of the Mississippi.
Intelligence has been received by
Commiss oner Dole Of the safe removal
of the Sioux and Wlnnebsgo Indians
from Minnesota. in Dursuance Of nm act
Of Congress. They arc now located on
the Missouri river, few miles above
Fort Randall. All the goods Of the WIN
nebagoes had arrived. Everything is
working well, and no further difficulty is
Appreheodcd.
The recent expedition Of Admiral Ice
up the James River WAS not intended to
attack Fort Darling or any other place.
1t was simply = Reconnaissance, the OBJ
ject Of which being attained, Admiral
Lee returned with his gunboats.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-07-24
TO-DAY'S ADV'TS.
CHINESE AND JAPANESE |
GOODS I
SEA SHELLS AT AUCTION /!
I'M MONDAY AND TUESDAY, JULY 27ru

nN MONDAY AND TUESDAY, JULY 27Tu
~ and 2Sth. 1858, IN tho spacious store Of u. b.
Hill Esq., On SECOND street This IL q rare chsncs
No such assortment In the United States To be
sold At auction. Sals, morning, afternoon and
svesing, 10, 2 and 7 o'clock Exhibition on Mon
day moratng. This is great sale and affords an
opportunity TO tho citisens Of davenport 10 OBJ
tain goo 10 that are extremely scarce, but csrn0t
be initiated by any othcr nation and IL will bs
noticed thst this IL tho most tx'ensvs collection
" Orsnts, Wares which has ever been sent 70
America, and nothing equal in beauty Of the Va
rioas articles which has left those countriss.
II IL impossible, by any written description, to
convoy adequate idea Of the numerous lots
which compose this invoice, but they will bs
found on examination exceedingly rich and beau
tiful and many Of them very useful. They CON-
sist In part Of Coiftures. or
Head DrPSSes n BfAcel<to
Of style and elegance unequalsd. Idols, Jap
ansse Boxes inaid With straw. Many Of these
are very curious, and are most ingeniously manu-.
featured, containing extraordinary pusxss. Back
Osmmsn boards. These are very tasty The
collection Of SHELLS 10 the lsresst ssd most
bssutiiul ever introduced for public eompetltion
In tbs untr and ere from almost every part Of
the Oriental Seas. Turkish 1spsstry Table
Covers. These are msgsiSesnt. Jspsns Wal
tsvs. which hot wafer csnpot injurs these are
richly d~oon.sd Embroidsries. elegant carved
sandal wood Ivory, Fsa.hsr and other valuabls
Fans Painting on Ivory. Nothing Of this kind
TO be found in she United Ststes, sasspt shw
stock. They rspre-ent Rajshs, B.gums, ftioesa,
etc. Straw tsble wst'ings, 700 nunsrtus mo
mention. q tvsrv slranS tenant sAads iee the
PAnKER ruYL, Aas.ioasses.
Carr. J. A. JAY. Ag't. IVA
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-07-24

NBw YoKg. July 81.
FLOUR--Mafket dull, heavy. &4l0tG5 90 extra
state s. .60M5.7 IS X. II. u.
WHEAr-Nsrket lc lower. $l.056d107 for
Spring. Sl.2iGl22 Nil. Club. $l.2S0l.2a
Winter Red
CORN- -64i< d66c sound:
WHisKY-47L.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-07-24
LATEST NEWS.
Especial 70 Philadslphis Iaqsirsr.
HxADoUARrsRs MCCooK's CoRrs,

HEADQUARTERS MCCOoKS o C0R?0,
W1NcHEsrER, Tenn, July 10. I
It is believed here that Gen. Stanly i
in Huntsville, having entered it on Mon
day. We will probably hsvo definit,
information to-day. The probability il
also that Gen. Sheridan is in Chatta-
nooga.
The enemy does not seem to design t.
make stand anywhere, indeed pre-
sumo he can't.
WARRINGTON, July %.
Admiral Lee, in communication dated
off Newport News, encloses = copy Of q
report from Capt. Chase respecting the
driyisg ashore by the Penobscot and the
subsequent abandonment by her crew o.
the steamer Kate on the 18th, at the
south end Of South's Island. An at
tempt was made by the Penebscet'a
crew to get her a6oat under the guns Of
the blockaders, but without success, and
she was subsequently, burnt. 1t is 70.
ported to have been : double screw
schooner rugged iron steamer, with an
assorted cargo of merchandise. She was
notorious blockade runner.
To-day, in the District Court decree
was granted con6scating the personal es-
tate Of DR.. Garnett, son iu law OF Ex-
Gov. Wise, during bis lifetime, while his
real estate is an absolute forfeiture. The
Same principles affcot seventeen other
cases, in which similar DEGREES we're or
dered to be issued.
The Petersburg Elp,ess Of tho 22d,
referring to the cavalry expedition sent
out by Gen. Foster, says the Yankee raid
ers burnt the railroad bridge over the
Tar river, near Rock Mount. They de-
stroyed the depot at that place, tore up
two miles Of track, burnt 5000 bales Of
cotton and large cotton factory. The
bridge over the Tar river was on the
Wilmington railroad, and was about 800
yards long. They also captured train
Of cars which contained two car leads OF
ammunition and 10000 pounds Of bacon,
which were destroyed.
FoRr MONROE, July %.
The hag OF truce boat New York ar
rived this evening from City Point, with
1900 prisoners Of var.
The Richmond Eraminer, of the 23d,
says edi,orially: From the Mississippi We
have no news which is good. The news
from Northern Virgins is that the lines
Of Gen. Lee extend to the old battle
ground of Manassas. OF the Northern
army We know nothing, except that it
cries loudly for reinforcemenss and has
received none.
PHILADELPHIA, July %.
The Common Councils have negatived
the bill appropriating 100000, to pay
exemptions for drafted men. Tho vote
stood le democra for the bill and l8
republicans and democrats against. A
bill subsequently passed, appropriating
10000 for tho relief of the families OF
drafted men.
WAsHIxGroN, July %.
The Post Office Department will re-
sume mail communication between the
West and New Orleans, by the Mississip.
pi, as soon a. it shall ascertain that it can
be done With safety. The mail between
tho Atlantic cities and New Orleans will
contioue TO be carried in the usual way.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-07-24

The place to get articles Of jewslry
made sr rspairei 10 q ksrssbash 1 Rstss.
bsek'a Watches and clocks cleaned asd re-
paired o. shortest netiss end the best manner
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-07-24

No ADVANTAGE THsRE.-The Goxette
sltsmp,s 10 sxouss Asssrs. Rove and Lindssy
from accepting Ar. Curry's proposition to en-
ter Use Sans service for three years. By
stating thst they are men having familiss de-
pendent upon them. That may oil Be very
true. bs. they have oct Whit the advantage
Of Mr.. Gerry 10 that respect. Ar. G. tss wife.
children and eyed parents dependent spes
bic daily labor for their support. bat be I.
snling to plsss shsir dsstiaiss 10 the hands ot
Psovidsnse. and enter the ssrvie. Of bic soun-
Try. II the load uoothed patriots who have %
mslioiously attacked him viii do likswiss.-
TIE Gasssts vss veil aware that NJ. Curry
vss . man ef family. bus hsving ." weak
sister, 70 brace sp. rssertsd 70 loo spsei.s
q s1btssssss y deceive Ne psblis. i hss
M With disssese.
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Once II anything 10 the p-issing line 10 want.
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BEST FURNITURE ~ TAG CITY.
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paired % shoss 1oties.
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-07-24

BouHD OvER.-Yeusg Eddy who WAS
arraigasd on Wednesday fer sheosing at Con.
rad Krsbs. has been bouod over to appear at
the next tern Of the District Court In The son
of 800.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-07-24
Chicago m askets.

CHICAGO, July 90.
FLoUR.-Markst quiet White Winter $50.
Spring Extra - SO.
WBEAr,-Msrket 10 lower No. Spring 81 .02
No. 2 9lc.
CoKN.-N1Xc lower. 47X@50.
Oars Firm. 64a 54A 10 store.
kYE.-Stesdy. No. $50 In store.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-07-24

TaE SUlc,DE.-Up to this time moth.
ing has been elected 10 shov hov the youne
woman found 10 the sl,ugh yesterday came
to her death. Il 10 truly mystsrious affair
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-07-24

RUNAwAY.-Butcher Thiele's horse
aad wagon went of on . heavy SENDER this
mornisg. ssd the result vas that The wagon
gos the worst Of Il decidedly. and hes been
laid up fes repairs.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-07-24
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n a n n nE IL.

On the 3ist Of July. 1858. as shs Island Cit,
hotel, Rock Island. IL !, BY tho Rkv. WILKINSON
Mr., ALBERT FAHNESf04K to MISS MAR
0ARET MCCORMICK both Of davenport.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-07-24

NEw FIRn.-McCosh & Streeper, q
new firm composed Of James NcCosb and O.
). Strsspsr. have rented store No. 3. east I'd
street. Hilis block. and viii sson open ost .
.toek Of fancy dry goods. Ysskss nosioes. sts
Nay they 6ad their enterprise . prosperous
one.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-07-24

(HAS. WHGTTARER.
A TTORNEY AND COUNSELOR At Law
"A OSvDus. % Naia ssssst, In Grants Block, %
stAiss. '0y3Gd9
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-07-24

Book PrtMttNE
IN ALL ITS VARIETIES DONE ON SHORT
i noties ord IN the most elegant style, at tie
NeuOC9AT AND AkWS OFFICE,
0dess' o,seh, sses9 Psssy sad q stesse-
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-07-24

there 10 but one voice from the psopls, and ths
10 il fovos Of these truly wonderful stomach Bit
terA. We advise all who are afflicted ard need 81
agreeable teaic for the troubles shove, 70 CON-
menos 81 ooes using those Bttsrs.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-07-24

Friday kvo.. July 70. J
Quota tions - follows:
FLoUs-Wholssais, eA.s006.20 retail, $3.50
a. 80.
WasAr-66090c.
Cosk-32t35c.
L8y-55Q86.
OArs-60@l5lc.
WOoL.-W ashed 60Ql60c.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-07-24

DIOCESE OF lowA.-We acknowledge
the receipt Of . pamphlet containing the pro-
ssediogs Of the Tsoth Annual Convention Of
The Protestant Episcopal Church Of The Die
ssss Of Iowa. held In Iowa City 10 May last.
Il sets forth the physical sesdision Of the
IN urah In 1aA9 ~ folleva.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-07-24

Wanted.
A GOOD COOK; ALSO A 0IRL TO DO
"A general housewosk. Enquire Immediately
G. II. Bells Dining Rooms.
METROPOLITAN BLOCK (up stairs.)
iv7-d0
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-07-24

GErTlna READY.-Nearly tho entire
blacksmith force Of the city has bsss engaged
to-day sboeing cavalry hsrses. the rsginsntsl
blscksni.hs net being able 70 accomplish the
work before the troops have 10 leave The
7th Cavalry starts sut With the best lot Of
horses and squipasnts ever given to . rsgi
msnt in The Western Dspaytmsst.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-07-24

Waited.
AT THE BURTIS HOUSE, SEVERAL
"A boys for dining room walters, and several
women for houscwork. suitable persons can 6nd
steady employment.
J.J. BURTlS, Proprietor.
ine29
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Special to tho Philadelphia Inquirer.
CHAADERsBuRG, July %.
Tho enemy except cavalry have aban-
doned HedgcviIle.
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Davenport LUMBER market.


II has long been As Ain Of physi-
slams 10 find . Combination VI med'-
cinef having tho requisite stim ulst-
ing and tonic psoWieties 70 relieve
ana cure the common complaints Of
.illiousness. Liver disorders, Lang
uor, Hssdschs, Lowness Of Spirits,
Indigestion, Iannd Ice, Fever ssd
Agus, 10 which arc the diseases
incident to this innate. The eeme-
ty has been discovered BY DR.. ko-
bscs. and ins, ousands Of casss the
merits Of his bittess have been test