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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-21
Tmn nDsULT Or TsaE ELEc-
TnONa.

0omoiont eoturDe nave Nsss"y pev'
secsjved 10 snsbls MS 10 come 10 pref
y eloss calculation upon the result OF
- laie elections in the States Of Ohio,
Pennsylvania, and Iowa, II might -
veil b ssid at the outset that We hnd
IN the seturus Of neither State nothing
sslsulstsd u inspire our party With
feeling Of qualification on the score Of
sleetiop. Wshave been met By the en-
smy and by superior numbers bave we
been overwhc lmed. Why It - that the
enemy has been able tlus to oasnumber
us 10 apparent to ali. Love OF position
and power--the inordInste desire oil
large class OF party lockwood to be on
the strongest side, regardless Of princi-
plo or The interests OF tho Government.
Those questions they have taken no
pains to sequaint themselves Wit, and
know less Of the status and tendency Of
The politics Of either party than the OK
Knows Of the science Of botany; and,
were it possible, care less, The party
that succeeds 10 carrying this uating
voting stock. is sure TO carry. the day.
That the voters in the army should cast
their suffrages for the party in power,
there need be no surprise. 1t matters
not whether Val'sndigham or Tutile
were running no matter what style OF
platform they are placed upon
manas ement OF the army lie with the
party that is opposed 70 the democratic
party, and .eeks its favor ss a matter OF
gain. A known .democrst could obtain
a no pronotian, be his deeds of daring
What they might. II Ire believed IL. the
democratic platform. and dared to vote
openly against the candidates of the adj
ministratlon, lis doom would be fixed
Promotion, the darling desire Of the true
soldier, could never pass within his reach
Bravery or the best half Of his blood
would not wipe ont that stain in the es-
timaticn Of those who hold the power
tospromote. They are bnt acting out
human nature--but playing the game o.
life upon the same principle that mos'
people play it. Self interest is all pow
crfnl, aud in nnety-nine cases out of ,
hundred, be the man Turk, Jew or Chris
tan, will prevail.
But the result OF the election is what
We were to speak Of. As near as VIZ
can determine ut the present writing
Ohio gives a repnblicaa majority Of fit,
thousand Pennsylvania about twenty
five thousand. and Iowa not far from tn,
same number. This ia about the wsl
the books stand. The democratic vot,
will be pretty heavy, but not what j
might have been had all democrats votee
and what the welfare Of the countr,
demands. But let those whose feet ar,
planted upon true democratic principle
stsud firm and bide their time. THIS i
the last condition in which true MAJ
ahnuld think ~ fi,pchinv.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-21


DIR. SWEETS INFALLIgLE LiNIMENT FOR
HORSES is unrivalcd by any, and in all cases of
Lameness, arising from sprains. Bruises or
Wronching, its effect is magical and certain.-
Harness or Saddle Calls, Scratches, Mango, &C., it
will also core speedily. Spawn and kiDgbone
may be- easily prevented and cured in their incip-
lent stages, but confirmed cases are beycnd posi-
bilty of radica, cure. No Of the kind,
however, is so desperate or hopeless that it may
be slleviated by this Iiniment, and its faithful
application will always remove the Lamsness, md
enable the hoyses to travel with oon paratye
Every horse owner should have this remedy at
hand, for its timely at the fret appearance Of
Lsmeness will effectusy prevent those iormi liable
diseases mentioned, to which all horses are liable
and whi;h render so many otherwise valuable
horses nearly worthless.
SEQ vertisement. gis-dw1v
EuIToR or THE DEMOCRAT AND NEws- Dear 5sr
With your permission wish to say to The read
ers of your paper that viii! send by return NAL
to all who wish it, (fres) Recipe, with full di-
rsc,ions for making and using simple vege, able
Balm, that will effsctually remove, in 10 days
Pimples, Blotches, Tan, Freckles and all Impnri-
ties Of tho Skin, leaving the same soft, clear
smooth and beautiful.
Twill also mail free to those having Bald Heads
or Bare Faces, simple directions and informa ton
that will enable them to start q full growth Of
Luxuriant nair, Whiske1s or Moustache, in lass
than 30 days. All applications answered by re-
Respectfully yours, fHos. F. CHAPMAN,
js30-d3m Chemist. No. sS1 Broad way, n. 7.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-21

A great city is springisg up in Nevada
Territory, called Virginia. 1t already
contains 1O,OO0to $4,000 iahabitants.
although it is but two or three years old.
II il located ID the heart Of q wonder
fol productive gohl and silver region.
Tho Territory Of Nevada 10 filing MP
with population with unparalleled rapid
ity. Steps have been taken to ask for
admission into the Unioo 10 4 Stats.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-21

MISC ELLANEOJJS
WILCOX ACIDu1'
= 4 w ING MACHINE.
Price. With Hemner I Teller, ~
TIVE WILCOX A0lBBs SEWING MACHINE
i sfse b" ~aeaine, s;fsosf regard 10 pstss, &c
Family sewing,
Braiding,
mc1nming,
FEELING,
TuckimS,

COfdlne
4 II forms nat, even srd elastic seam which u
warranted not q rip In wear, evan IL the seq 10
cut ~ frequent intervals end also under I'll chr
euinssances ITO sarvive the wash tub"
pstentcd dsvies Of great utility 70 iea,.es,
prevents the possibility q the marhias being ssn
IN the wrong direction or The balance vhee
wearing lady dress.
Auoher feature w.ich deserves particular At
tention u the Wilcox Patent Needle. which esn-
not be set wrong
Its emphascslly the good io~ priced faui,v
sewing machine that tho public have lous bean
wanting for Boston 7ynnscy.ps.
Its indeed . ~onfeffui production an for fam
~ U.s. especially no other viii bear any compsr
ison with it, Phil. Essning .yournrl
Amochanical wonder icispttfc An., ,cae
Among the bsss and mos, servicsabIs sewing
maehisea. Light and elegantly Rnishsd ssd 90
simple in ITS construction thst IL seems aImost
| imroaaib's foiit 10 get out 0. repair PtagIx,a
| Ctron,nse.
| Has combined with its own peculiar mar,tr n,
the really valuable Improvements OF ths. higher
| psicei machines. - Pean.,lvansam
1e,- machine 10 ths opinion OF the COMMITTEES
ais moro nearly the requirements Of a rerfect ma
| shine than any On exhibition Erarkf,r y..ttt.fs
| Report VI 1853
Taxing into consideration Aimriiosty hes pns.s
| durability and doing all wori The COMMITTEES veye
| nnsnin oesly in fever Of the Wilcox A Gibbs. a
single thread machine. = Penns, svoniq STAT, Az
| rtcsltH,at Societg's Report
Nemnst 10 justice express our confidence In Ii .
merits Of the Wilcox a Gibbs sew me machine =
| We consider thata great aiAidefatn,n has hean
| suppltei by n IN proving beyond doubt thu In
| 'hteads are not, ~ wss supposed. necessary 70 a
| good machine. Ckr,siaa ads,eate AMI ia, r.aI
Jane "a 1869,
A ter much wear aud many washing, III
| stitching Nv found 20 retain ait the rovnlpass
i avennsss and trmness which ass 10 M ash admit A
a. first. Aew FORK .Sqn
ln prine,ploi' Is perfect - Lpgineer, Lonaos,
Has evident oinss OF superiority over s,lo,hs,s
| Phaoi.irsis P,esi
ssr,ireahle machine. Ofthi. No have er-
periclee IN our own family Bostoa iyart,er
The beauty ani simplicity Of It's mech suisn
are aanrahle.-- Ergress.
| Ne sewing msohine heretofore introduced has
| 10 50 short time acquired such we'll moiited pou
| ularity. Ctnc,Sraits gazette.
We esteem IL the best machine for family uae. -
IN f.tea " une.cspt'onR Signed ty many ham
dse2 cittsens " Philadelphia.
i-sy-Send for CircuIav. ~
| JAMES WILCOX, Mauufseture,.
spS-du aas Broadway, NY.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-21
The sfnycr sewing Machine.

Our LETTER FAMILY SEWING MA.
CRIME is fast gaining G worldwide reputation.
It 10 beyond doubt the best and cheapest and
most beautiful of all Family Sewing Machines
yet offered to the public. No other Family Sew
ing Machine has 80 many useful appliances for
Hsmming. Binding Telling, Tucking, Gathering,
.Guaging. Braiding, Embroidering, Cordipg. and
soforsh. No other family sewing machine has SO
much capacity for great variety of work. II
viii sew all kinds of CLOTH ard with all kinds Of
thread. Great and resent improvements make
our Family Sewing Machine most reliable. and
most durable, and most certain in sction At ali
rates Of speed. It makes the interiocked stitch,
which is the best known. Any one, even Of tn .
ordinary capacity, ean SEQ, 1t glance, how TO use
the letser A Family Sewing Machine. Our Fam
lily Sewing Machines are fnished In chasts and
exquisite style.
The Folding case Of the Family Machinsis Z
piece Of cunning workmanship Of the most useful
kind. II protects the machine when not in use.
and whsn about to be operated may be opened -
. spacious and substantial table To sustain the
work. While some Of the Cases, made ont Of the
choicest woods. are kaishsdin the simplest and
chastsst manner possible, others are adorned and
enbslishsd in the most costly and superb manner.
tits absolutely necessary to see tho Family
Machine in operation, 50 - TO- judge oiiis great
capacity and beauty. tits fast becoming ~ pop
ular for family sewing IS our Manufacturing ma
shiaas are for manufacturing purpos =.
The Dssnch Oiacss sss oil we'll supplied with
qaality.
send for PAAsuLxr.
THE SINGER MANUFACTURING COMPANY.
m 45S Broadway. N. Y.
h. KRAUSE,
Jy]s-dsm Aesat in Davenport.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-21

Don't you fail TO read the advertisement in
this paper healed
Important to Fem a1o0
Or. Chessemsn, Of New York, has devoted the
last thirty year. Of his practice to female CON-
,,aiuts. vi. Pills act like charm. They are
ReiiotIe and Safe. ioes d s6m
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-21

The New York Herald is often quo
ted with approval by the abolition press.
It recently published letter from a
gentleman who protested to have just
arrived from the South, for whose rslia
6ility the Herald voucbed. In that
letter occurred the following sentence ::
1.-THE middle and poorer classes, and
the majority OF the soldiers in the reb-
81 army, do not hesitate to say, in the
most public manner, that. if they felt
assured OF their property being respect
cd, they would wish for peace to-mor-
row. They cay, il they could come
back under the old constitution OF the
United States, and that of their State
governments, they would cease to cry
war and would demand peace"
But they are assured BY the abolition
lists that their property shal not be re-
spectsd, and that they shall not be al
lowed 10 come back "under the constitu-
ton Of the United States" We are to
have new one, With "modern improve
ments." And hence the middle aud
poorer GLASSES, and the majority of sol
disrs in the rebel army" continue to
CRY var and TO mako war.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-21
Abelie1on Picture Of the Grand Expan-
sion.

AODutVNO0 EtCg0fO Oh Vo0 Or000 Japan
SON.
The N. Y. independents money ar
sicls thus touches the grand expansion !.
Gold has advanced % per cent. in the
lest elk week., it being l22 l-2 on the
9th Of August. The cause Of this is
partly attributable to the falling of in
exports Of produce, with an increase 10
the imports Of foreign merchandise. -
The advance in gold has swollen The pri-
ces Of provisions and breadstuffs. The
fsssip.s Of grain are diminishing. The
rasss Of foreign exchange ara also high
q. Sterling bills rose to l66 IA per
ssot. for bankers signatures, and francs
70 $50 per dollar. There 10 consider
abk d;s(ruse ssprsssed ~ many capital
!, ists IN the future, and caution Is srercss-
- tea vsry greet dsgree. The banks
aso expanded. Their losns are nov
o20e, eos, 90s. being an increase OF SAGA.
600 daring last week. Their deposits
asS 1leo, o., 2s3, showing decrease
Of e2,ol6,2ll, while the specie in banks
il oss, e27 ,2sl, being small decrease.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-21

DRU SHES, WOODEN WARE OF kyEAT
ID Kisd also Washing Machines and Clothes
Lines al tsp5-dts, BtKR'S.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-21

CPfCkS OF ALL KIsDS-FRESH AND
- cheap at C. P. BURR'S.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-21
Tol}orsc Owners.

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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-21

GOLDsN, AMBiR, SUGAR HOUSE, New
VI Orieaus. and Honey Syrurs. very choice
and ohsapat G. r. BUkH's.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-21

out regard 0 d
sist ia digestiJI
ard leave The 2
dition. 'irya
rec0nm6i j the
the hest tonicl
, 1863-07-29

Col. Shaw wins thu son II Francis George
Shaw, 0f3latcn Inland. lIo entered tho war
~ Lieutenant, in The fnnous SECOND lIasaa.
chusetts, known "a the Fighting aucond. tle
was, before the war,a me.nber OF the N Y. 7lh
regiment, which has furnished 90 Ilany excel
lent otDcers for the army. lie seryed In the
Valley Of Virginia, under Gen. Banks, and
fought ut the battle Of Cedar MountAIn, where
he was struck by spent ball, hut not hurt.
There lis regiment distinguished Itself, and
liz won the rank Of Captain. He fought un-
der Pope, aud afterwara at AntIeta.n, where
be becamc Major OF the regiment. When Gov.
Andrew began to recruit Il colored regiment,
le looked found for an officer to command
1t, who should hare experience, cooness
choice was approved b5 all who knew him,
whether in 0r out Of the Amy. Co1 Shaw
formed the regiment, aud drilled it SO c1ceI-
lcptly tha: Its discipline WAS always counted
rs among the best. le embarked with it SONS
n.oLths ogo tor Port Royal. where its arrisst
created much excitement. lie has sine: been
at 6ork OIL the Georgia c5as:, uader the gen
eral command Of Col. Montgomery. aud j:
wculd appear That his regiment vas called mp
to take part IN the attack On Charleston. By
his Geuth the country has lost & brave aud
poblc.Acalted gentleman, ,'and tiled aud skill
full soldier. Col. Shaw was married only few
months ago.
Hitherto, Col. shaw has seemed to bear
cla1Btd lie; at the battle OF Cedar Noun
tain ball struck and shattered his va .ch in
Iicccs, which but for that would nave killed
lin Instantly; and a: Antietam hc vas bit in
tit neck b. i fragment Ut 6Eell. as i snrm-
Der Of the 18th regiment, he WAS cue Of The
first to leave fur the seat Of the ySar, anil, e;s-
ceIt while tafirg the 45th Massachusetts,, lie
hab been ever tihce in active Eesyi.e, rlsi3g by
melit from the ranks to Cofonsicy.
, 1863-07-29

towards tl1r rail,ond with thu csldcut 1nacn.
lion Of nfnk!ug hls csrntc. followed by Bar
Ecr aud lls aselstnnss. Dargur or1urol Him
e stop, upon wblch !c fllondlry} took o'r
one hand and a knife in t1r other, catie to.
Tatd. 1'afFcr !" 'nyh''''E nt'tat'o; t "'' tnx
rrrt,'ored ihas ia oult ruurer Of tnfctr sns
10 ,lar, uh an, but lr!:sm! him. 1hia nnIy
aroh,e.l llrn,lrs'H angrr llIn lH'rr. rt,i atltt
continuing IT. adyancy. I'arger nRa,u 'llt,I, thu
hall ,nh,hg vt1tst y, t!,u I',t. hrpA,'. .iss,!uy
10 ras desprter, u'Ia thAt Uargnr lid lona
1fpht
, 1863-07-29

tftyn ttr ilic'nnaud ~hle1
The t.ntHe eIoH O,atlpf II aksa tnieY 4slEss!tn IL
leG6insthf lpa thr ttletoh VI ahr EvfArnhsatt9 A%
Standardization eF aauta OF cAssya. Tot thn f'rp*ef
YtloM Of the ea1ln ef cur rteatst. 1hss A'aie hAa
nEtcHltar etect HHaA s tl"s. Rnd guard t'a tya|e
pskta.& ahtaso ly eslnsHIt tHt irregular dleE. u"
kaA that !E 4te4s Ut sie laalAts"a lats Of
ns, p1ske, wtto pss, Ions 10 our naAas PIdttcuias
whs found III mont Rophhfn lerea, wA* o"!aE 10 t@a
extract 1f CAl!4a5A ualk wh!i.!t cItaned ~ Qua Of
IT. principal Ecstctnta confirmation Of tA's. "a
layn httsd onc q. cur most dissln9u'he& rhyhlcians
remark that heneyrs he fdlt uawe!l from ordlnasy
dttetIc Or at ospor!e cnHtea ha invariably rrf'sed
hlmsclf ty Plantation Dters. Nov taat ths1o nttass
cannot be oLtAlntd. suhstute saonid b prepared.
We understand our Goyttn1e:t has OPENED nesotaR
t1orA tth d. D1Ake, through secret but with
WHIT truth We do aot know"
We arc txcsed,pe II obliged to tic EIchmdnd Wh1g
for til 1omenb,zDce Of Aud Lang sJae. but We
sAu1e "0u1 Government that tho Plantation Bns.s
rot fer sae to azy sscset agents, Sotta oatb.
TIRE Is probably several otGcz t1res tlat Our G,g
crnnent" will ytt want.
We krow that We have The be<s and mos poputar
nedietne In tie world. Te a.e 10. stfa!i to ahov
Whist 1t Is ccnposed Of
PbJGctars aIe corarel!ed t. rccnnsaeadN.
fAl1aATA EAEK las been celebrated fos over two
huEdsea carr and ws told daring tie rciga Of ls
XVI. Eli Of France. for la enoyMors price Of its
ovn Weight in silver, ItftfemarkAhe !or Dyspepsia,
Fcvsrs. Weakness. Constipation, Etc
CAEcAE111A BALK.-Fo: Diarrhca, Co1tc, and dis
thtts Ct the stomach ard bo~ets.
DixpELtoS,-For Inflammation Of the Loias aud
Drors'cAi Affections.
CuAnoA1Lx FIowaEs-Far eofeeblea digestion.
LAVENDER FIowEEa Aromatic stln,ulsnt Ani
tcrio-bigh'y tr.!rorattrE IN Dervous debility.
wu7xHo8KE..-For 6c:otals Rheu,naAsIn. Etc.
AS1eE.-An aromatic ckrratnstlve; creating 1esh,
rutcle ard milk much used BY mothers narstns.
, 1863-07-29
Gen. Canby Served with yVflt-He
Don't EGG 1t.

On Wednesday 4ae Of Judge 3lcCunn's
writE Of Icktas corpus WAS served On Brigadier
General Candy, WHO wns directed to produce
tile body cf riotcr arrested by the military
authorities. Tie General consulted q well
known Democratic lawyer as to what be
should do, md WAS advised to puy no a,tcu:
tion 10 the writ. Yesterday thu judge issued
An attachment against the General fer con
tempt, aid placed it in the hands Of Sheriff
Lynch to serve. TheRhcrifr also took. counsel
ns to his duty In thc premises, and was advised
not to serve The attachment. What steps the
Judsc will take next is not known 1t Is due
to The attorney who applied for the writ
against Gen. Cahby TO state, that is soon as
he ascertafncd TINT the person In custody Of
tue military authorities Tas one uf the parties
engaged Ia the lutte riots lie refused to hare
an5tlt1 6 further to do With it.
In this connection 1t may bo stated that It
wn: rumoltd yesterday that the Commission.
ers Of Cha1itics anl Correction would Instruct
tho Warden Of the City Prison, where most
Of tie rioters orc confined. nut to obey my
more wits Of hutfds tvrpn, Issuing frnrl
Judge Mctunn's $ r11lcc. 1fthls Is done, IT will
enectunly bluck tho game Of the City Judge.
~ ], Thur, 31th.
, 1863-07-29
The KHliHtKalvIl, FlHteHieut III HtlHa
hmm.

M, e,,a g., .,nj..,s!l,,n 4, Auu1lua In
ihe aaie'e a"a eh,'a'a'fh ~ ttH's1tga' ~ ~
anr.d,n,td fur l,1 tin .lIsirasa a,Io,4 tia W,,ti,
seessn'eH ''s - s's,,a,sdsnt i,f th, p,.t,,,
Me lns. sas. s's1a"ne ,i"'" T., oot " Wv sy % INT
''"'"'""'"t" sa1' tH''e ~ NV. W. H"e
pessoss, Juggling fur help Ia 90 oyar tha
oceap, "'d ofiaflng 10 ohi'At II he WIN ao 20,
Whilst NJ photograph window Il" tl'eatfle.l
handful, no naw tllinY gathers ubout II such
= ornvd =. n ,how hi, announcing lie de.
, 1863-07-29
A Desefatf Shot,
l1ttt1tn thn fiftnnIA Hlktn IIttlfukl. 91ill.l


beet n tS"f ,etsr', ~ y s"T TroTo.t r. har.s KY,
IL hsnet .!rseflets, proceeded to chsth.
atn, aud sl.erc fosild Id y salonn n ntan "
Tho f,nt'a "f J. hu 1ttttlfry, n Lieutenant III
tt,n isiil t;nYh'ty, nnt q inatrtnF
1lHfgts. on lealslnE thu net. procured t!e
Or, ind u. v, IaiIitf, And prareetlsd IN y law
fll .Anns.ar 10 lHakh thu arrest, HcGArtltnS to
orderp. The. fellow admitted that IN hal
brtn II, Prlro'a Amy, md that he had haan
I.ir1teuaht tn tlln United 9tatrs array, hut Fe-
fused 10 .l!ow hls papers, (even i lo had any
@ ~ sntm n9 hg sefsse Sn,s Ss or 70
easily have relieved himself, provided he had
not been desestcr. Burger, It seems, In or
der to be certain that he had not made mis-.
take In tho man. visited magistrate's office
! aud called I1eneley IN. and ssked fox his %
, 1863-07-29
NIsSH I.AHitIItap pIIs,


Lime, tJgle tunniy, ILL.,, tH) 8 vi tho LaMe Cuul
Mlilig COMPANY:
"Tl.ls Co,nrniy nas organized during the
"1i1tr u " ~. Iur 1he puftese VI siilRang
cuh' fhn,t III Inla 'ltr.t.5t anu WolAhG llie
'1.'ne, i nseo'ereat, 1ad , Mar n'ea1nG s! ou'
~ lits t'It c9usea IT, ~. 80 - " ma
u9tu un,i nu. .mu .ma1e ~ ,,, y. H. ,',r.,.:.,'
ei,af, T Inn niteo1y Ip iarI ettlt X liree atlIf.i
thn.a in' .a III iin', i. tn,",,a,atv ~.
hno ~, a,.. ~. IL it,a snat'ity ,r ,a
A.! T.! i. i. t ...n A. .;,,., ~ ii'a L.tvust i.
u..t' n.. f,,n ~ viii 't viii In tcs,,ttnt,ii
o'c'i s sno - "9'n ,, W. - - -. M.l ,,
IN, 4,,,lai i!'.y,ii,,n ~ ~ ~, m aII Ill
istIa,tttI ttltttll IN tnn j}t,,rrsa If tuWt.H
j1ti lflitiel.ed. ttpssills tle fulfUw,HE htaf4.
t.tairr i Mvy ENlh, leat '''''' V ~ 'A' ''''
ra,,.,,us Al t,fa.sbt n,D,hsr, fiji
fsntis,usHjfatfa. VII Iii Ils4ps, ,,t,,,,,t hA
't' A.!lts,.,1 Il iiHial5 ;.,. :.,,,.n III
q ,t"k'l,,,Em T. g. hGhn|ATat tlgal
GGohm,'sl'nsss Go,m s,duA ~,
faa a,td as.s sJ' Nv N"!s,i,ar ~ cIsrn,vs
~" r'r,',u,sd p,, to, Miss;nn. ''' ~ ta,a II
e"a'',''''e" '"' ittsi,nn,s furd rd't''"''',' II
~ ut6nr ohtrt1a a''''' 8,0ib.H1
Tho Dava,nort f,,.,Ur snvs. n, 1enrn
r., N nnnd anthnts,v tnat snc"ial orent hss
"v;, 1872, na,o Fron, fv".h,,,,ton .vl,nsa ht'si
n.ts # ts to attend to thu ERECTION Of barracks
on Rock island for tie accommodation of
| twelve thousata rebel rrlsoucrs, who nro to
lie coptucd there as soun as accommodations
| nre nroy1led. The work of preparation is to
commence this week.
r-,at o.a,to,,o,. ,,oo o,o,+o1 toro ro..
70, ~ arr,t.ai "7 ~ o,, i..rf w.
te1asS " tna n','sat a., -: ~ M "nn'a " .uo
slenn,sF . frr m ~ I'm. III H.. n"o,,'s Dsth,
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'.rc,t hIl lid not seem to realize its n1acni~
tnio In, nt Inst # ncnctroted their hrajns
| The river yas omen. mid in nil probability m
, 1863-07-29

NR. H1LLlARD-Long aud =. 2.
~ vo.ah1y knoxn.a IN tae Northwest. h.s h's oc2ce
L! g. Randolph etreei Chicago. up stai1 toi Lao cae
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% Ill ma:aaIes ct long sanding. have ccfea eoee
of the WORT cascs Of hood dseasea c7er Sno1a n
.s:s coustzr Tt11tnt. 1t cEt:aEce cAE cohkult me
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srEa,e Golden Lu1ls Fls. p.1co one dollar per box
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aa.e1 TO prepay postage. Once toura frcns L. H. til
.urM. 20. Boz $50, Chicago. III. j5l2-h2s92W
, 1863-07-29
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an. II .r'nnstrtan. reokle.. ptlapies had rough
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.a Pplr.t apn slnphth. 1t eanlAhs no material lA'
,E''rus 10 the skin. FAtron>sed hY AnlsnAses Aad
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tio!a tEhfywhe.t,
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, 1863-07-29

rl1IE CONFESSIONS AND Elk.
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~. het ~ s,2 81 = wkfninx hntt 4 H.HT!1H, =, %
1ttra III ~o infer from ferxoI' ssa't! " t4 .a1ue
tlIus, .w+ - +.,,ru
T nBe who As cured hinsef RlaFf e!nf pa5 g f!.ni
birrrse shd h}ut1 thfouEh medical aa"u"& AHa
II ertt~'hE rbet taH aidftsssf ente1?ng. nS!e
cnrlea nAJ II h inI f.e nuhrt. NATil MEL Ala ~
FAlN E.r nstlIVfH. tsUnnhty. my.