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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-06-22
FROM THE SOUTH.

Ine hlCnmOD1 OlopaeS13 - '
taines the following
"Djsnatches received in this city yesterday
from Savannah announce the capture Oy LIE
enemy of the Confederate iron-clad steamer
Atlantic. She was formerly the Eng'1sh
steamer Fingal; was commanded by Oap''
Webb steamed out Of the barber and was az
tackled and captured after an action OF thirty
minutes by two Federal iron-clads.
RICHMOND, June l6.-A dispatch from ten'
Lee, dated the 18th, says:
s'God has again crowned the yalor OF ooE
troops with success.
Ewelps division stormed the intenehEnen5S
at Winchester, capturing their artillery, DC.
r. E. LEE.
New YORK, June 2l.~~A Mobile dispatch
Of the 18th reports the arrival OF the ankee
propeller Boston, captured Of pass Alantre Of
a party of sixteen men from Mobile; who also
burnt the barges Tor barks) 1ennox and Ie1as'
with valuable cargoes for New Orleans, at the
mouth. Of the Mississippi The Gre" OF the
Boston and portion of the crew Of the tTo
bayges were taken TO Mobile as prisoners
Other dispatches Of the 18th and 18th say
the bornbardment Of Port Hudson continues
The gunboat Essex is reported captured by
the Confederates at Port Hudson, and several
gunboats disabled Banks has mustered out
several regiments.
FORTRESS MONROE, June 2l.-Rlchmond
papers of June Goth received, say that the
city Of Darien, Georgia, was burned by the
Federals on the 18th instant, and is now one
mass Of ashes and blackened chlmneys
The Federals also captured the schooner
Pet ready to sail for Nassau with cargo OF
cotton.
Seven Federal iron clads were at Brunswick,
Co., on the 18th, and large forces had landed
from transports.
Vallandigham has run the blockade from
Wilmington. He is going to Nassau thence
70 Canada.
The military organization in Washington,
COM osed OF the soldiers Of the war Of 1912
and others, exenpts by law, have, through
committee, consisting of Col. J. :. Williams,
Richard S. Coke; and VIM. a. Bradley, re-
newed the tender of their services to the goy
ernment to perform military duty within the
D. Of c., in garrison or other local ser,i ice as
may be required Of them. The association
nakes this tender now, inasmueh as the mill
tary forces of the country may be required
elsewhere at the present crisis.
A military commission composed OF nine
officers is now in session in Washington, exam
lining cases of assaults, attacks, &C., on color
= l5;oro a~5 e ;c cold IN at fhara oro oun, ob
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-30
The Very Rest Music Books
for Adult and Juvenile
Classes, and for Sab.
bath schools.

ADULr.-American Musical Glass Book Co.,
Grammar School Vocalist, 60 Musical Mirror,
o.. Musical Recreations, 30. Musical Wreath,
90. Nasen's Vocal Glass Book, ~. Operstic
Album IS. Panse,on's A b G Of Music Loo
Part Songs for female voices 80. Seminary Glass
Book Of Music 60. Twin Sisters. An Operotta
a..
JUVENILE. Bakers Elementary Hus,c Book
b Bakef's School Music Book 60. Birds Vocal
Music Roader Is. CarninaMe 30. Common
Schoo. ..n. Book 35. Exercise song Book 10
Flower Festival OF banks Of tho Rhine 80 uoid
on Wreath IS. Hohmanu's Practical Course =
Pts ca. 10. May Festival. A Juvenile Orato-
rio Is Mas,cAl 1 Is g 80. Musical Spelling
Book Is. New York Normal Song Book 40
Nightingale IS. Ono Key Singer 10. Song Book
for Primary Schools IS. Wreath Of school Songs
IS.
SABBATH SCHOOL.-Cherub. by J. G. John
son. hoard, 80 paper Is. Early Blossoms 25.-
Golden Harp. BIDS. 2L "a 20. Odr Saviour,
Sacred Oratorio 80 The Sabbath School Is
sabbath School Luke25 Sabbath School Wreath
IL. Youthful Voices. Cloth, so bis. IS.
Mailed, post paid, by the Publishers, OLIVER
DlTSON 4 CO., Boston. ne5-tf
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-30
KlEPE,S
Bathing apartments and
NlclAl1ll isg school.

RULES ANDREGU
THE ESTABLISHMENT CONSISTS OF
two departments, viz: Bathing Apartments
and Swimming School.
2. The bathing Apartments may be occupied
at any hour duriug the day by holders Of u sea-
son tickets OF Of single tickets.
5. The Sieimtlihg Department will be used ex-
cusivsly by free swimmers and swimming schol-
ars only in bathing dress during lesson hours,snd
for snimnning scholars only in the presence Of tho
swimming teacher. Free swimmers are those
who are able to swim once entirely around the
area with ease. Swimming scholars until pro-
nounced free sw immers) will not be permitted TO
swim without the bolt to prevent accidents.
by advice Of physicians the time Of remain
ing in the water will be limited to teen minutes
in Spring, and Il irty minutes in summer, and 10
fifteen minutes in fall months.
;. At the termination Of each lesson tho mem
Der will leave the basin 1t the signal, to make
room for others.
Bstn.ng Apartments and Swimming School
will be opened every day, except Sundays, from
o'clock in the morning until in the evening
Sundays from TO SA.M.
!. 1he swimming School will be drvoted OK
clusvely to ladies from 8 to / A. NJ, and from 3
to i r. =. Accessible to male members from to
A u aud from IL TO r. NJ, and from to or N
8. Polite behavior is expected as well as proper
attention to the, rules and and directions Of the
teacher.
'. Ann necessary alterations Of rules and regu-
latons will he posted mp in the rooIcs.
10. Season tickets 10 the batning apartments
and swimming School 81 co. One-ns.: 10 be
paid in advance and the balance a, the end OF
one month. Single b,tL tickets twenty oents-
eight lar ono dc ar.
IL. Bathing dresses, towels, etc, will be furn-
ishel by the mt mbers Of the Swimming School,
ard will he taken charge Of, dried and kept IN or
der, if desired. OF charge of ten cents per week
a.. i. n.
sons introdu ccd by the teacher are admitted MS
visitors incl DIR
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NlSEiN iiEMS.

Tuesday, June 3d.
AwRIsss.
KArRCAssRi, b W. DAVIS, Montrcse.
JAMES MkANs Pierce. Dubuque.
DEPARTED.
Bill ursnrRsos. Rhodes, Dubuque.
AATsCAssxL b. W. Davis, Montrose.
ACCIDENT To Tux SrtEER STLTK-lhis boat
while on her way from st Lonis TO keokuk, met
with rather serious accident. caused ~ break
ing her cylinder and wrist, which will cost a bout
81 900 10 replace.
The Jennie Whipple has been thoroughly re-
paired, and will be NJ our londing Tomorrow
morning receiving FOR Montrose.
Mr. Melville informs us that the new boat now
being built by tho Northern ! inc Packet Gem
pary, which is to take the place of tho oefanc'
Fred Lorenr is about completed, and will proba
bly, bc around here in the course of three or foar
weeks. We believe that she is to DO christcncd
the "Savansah."
Tho Misss.iI pi is becoming almost unna7ga
bic by heavy dr@ugh, boats in consequence Of the
low stage Of water and Is fast assuming the ap.
P'lrancc of afrog-poad. The water Is almost as
blue as the sky, aud Is depth would hardly PIE
vent . person from fording it at this Ioint.
The Northern Line packet Dembna, Captain
Hill, and NJ. Green, clerk, will depart for st.
1 aul and way points this evening. X. NJ. Pret-
lyman, agent
BOATS LEAVING TO MORROW.
The Northern Line packet Canada, Captain
Parker, Clerk jerks will depart for st. Louis and
intermediate points tomorrow morning. X. NJ
Pret,yman, agent.
The mail and passenger packet james Means
Captain Pierce, will depart FOR Dubuque and wa
points Monday morning. X. NJ. PrettymaD
agent.
The mail and pas sepgcr pickc, Jennie Whiprlc
Captain Campbell will depart for keokuk anC
iutermeiiate landings TO morrow morning. Lem
ue Parkhur-t in the flee. l.. A, Ii ebcn, agen,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-30

LEGAL.
TRCSTEE'S SALE,

Vy7HEREAS,on the 10th day Of JAnuary,A. d.,
w 1861. Aurelius W. Bradt executed unto
David :. True as Trustee, q certain deed Of
Trust conveying TO said Trustee the land in Scott
county, Iowa, described as follows, to.wit: The
south east quarter Of tho south west quarter Of
section No. three o. I'm township No. seventy
eight q north, Of range No. three (3) east, Of
the fifth 9TH p. IN Which said deed of trust ap.
pears Of record in the Record RS ofhco for said
Scott county, in book II" OF mortgages. At page
said Aurolius W. Bradt. for the purpose Of secur-
ing tho payment Of . certain promissory note, and
the interest thereon, signed by said Aurelius w.
Bradt, dated the 18th day OF January A. d 1861
and payable as follows: For tho sum Of four
hundred and fifty $500 dollars. payable on the
23i day Of March, 1852. with interest At the rate
Of ten por cent. per Gnnum.
And now, said promissory note having
become due and payable. and tho said
Aurelius W. Bradt having failed 10 pay
the same, I, David ). True. Trustee as
aforesaid, d. hereby give this pubic notice,
that by virtue OF the power which is in me vested
by said deed Of Trust. will. on Friday. the
81 day Of July, A. ID. 1853 at tn, hour OF
o'clock in the afternoon 81 saiduay, at the Court
house door IN the city Of Davcnport,e expose and Of
Ter for SALE at public auction, the parcel Of land
above described or 80 much thereof shall DO
cessary TO satisfy and pay the amount Of said
note with interest thereon 10 the day u sale
together with all the costs and expenscs attsnd \
said sale, costs Of this notice aud Trustees fees
Dated the 18th day Of June. A. d Ied5.
DAVID s. TRUE,
jnel2 dis Trustee.
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TRUSTEE'S SALE.

TRUS1EE'S SALE.
WHEREAS, on the l4th day of January,A. ID.
w 1851, James Renwick executed unto james
G. Moss,nan az Trustee, certain Deed Of Trust,
conveying 10 said Trustee tho land in Scott
county, Iowa, described as follows, to-wit -
Commencing ut paintforty 4D1 feet north from
the corner Of Fox and Harri.on streets; thence
continuing north forty (40) feet thence west
eighty 500 feet thence south forty (40) feet ;
thence east eighty so feet TO tho place OF be-
ginning said parcel Of land being apart Of lot
No. four a. block No twenty 20 in the city OF
Davenport, and State Of Iowa. This deed was
given Tor the balance of purchase money and
simultaneous With the deed conveying the
above described premises by David Hill to
Jsnes Ren.ck. Which said conveyance vas
made by the said James Renwick Tor the
purpose OF securing the payment Of two
certain promissoIy notes and the interest
thereon, signed by said James Renwick, dated
the li,h day of January A. y. 1857 and payable
a. follows: Onef,r ono thousand dollars, pay
able on the frs, day Of April A. d. 1858, and one
fer o.le thousand dollars. paya ole on The fret day
Of April A. ID lsbs, viii interest - the rate OF
ten per cent pr aBnum. The Ia / note having
been paid, and the interest on the first note hnv
ing been paid up to September LIST, 1859, and four
do.srs hsing paid on tho principal Of said first
note
And now, said p omissory note having iecome
due and payable and tn said James
Renwick having failed to pay the lrst
mentioned note, the said Mossman hav-
ine lei, the said county Of Scott, and be-
ing unable 10 act as Trustee. Frank Pumcr has
been appointed by tho County Judge of said
scott co.ni l. NJ. I. .uch Trustee in his stead,
|, Frank Plunmer, Trustee ~ appoint
ment as aforesaid. do hereby give ,nis
public notice, that by virtue Of tho power
which is in me vested by said Deed OF Trust, |
will on Friday the "a day of July, A. d. 1868,
at tho naar Of O'Clock in the afternoon Of sad
IA hal = n nf Day
export expose and oner for sale at public auction
tho parcel Of land above doscrb-d, OF
80 much thcreof ~ shall be Leeessary
10 satisfy anl pay tho aiaGnnt Ct said
notes with the interest thereon To tho day Of sale
togethcr with all the costs aud expenses attend ng
said sale costs If this notice aad Trustees fees.
Dated the oth day OF June, A.D. 1868.
jnes LANE PLUMEk, Trustee.
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LATEST NEWS.
HrAcouARrKRs Army OF THE

DEAG0VA kThNs Ihn~h -
PoroMAC, June %.
Hooker Issued the following farewell
address ),
In conformity with orders from tie
War Department, dated June 27tb, |
rel;noui.h command Of the Army Of the
Potomac. It is transferred to Major
General Gearge Meade, brave and &C
complshed officer, who has nobly earned
the confidence and esteem OF tho army
on many we'll fought fields. Impressed
with the belief that my usefulness as com
mander Of the Army OF the Potomac Is
impaired, / part from it. yet not without
the deepest emotions OF sorrow al part
inc with comrades OF many battles, !.
relieved by the conviction that the couT-
ace and devotion Of this army will never
cesse nor fail; that it will yield to my
successor as il has done TO me hearty
and willing support. With my warm
az, nraver that the triumph OF It's arms
NAV b,ing success worthy OF 1t and the
nation. ! bid it farewell.
(signed) JOSEPH iioohhh
THIS was followed by an address from
Gen. s!eade, dated Headquarters Army
ri the Potomac, June %, 1868:
By direction OF the President OF ,he
Il. S.. ! hereby Sssume command OF inc
Army 0, the Potomac. As solder n
obeyiog hi, order, on order aotslly I'M
exp.e,el and unsoIiced, have no prom
ises or pledges to make. Ire
country looks to the army to reilese y
from devastation aud diserace of hostile
ioeasiop. Whatever fAugues and sach-
fees we NAV be called npon to undergo,
let us have in view constantly the mag
nitude Of Interests involved, and let
each man determine 10 do his duty,
leaving To an all controlling Providence
the decision Of the contest IL 10 WIN
inst 4 f.dence that relieve III command
ot tins srmy an eminent and accom-
nhshed 50 der. whose name must ever
appear conspicuous IN the history oil us
achievements. But ] rely upon ihe
hearty support OF my comrades 10 arms
70 assist me in the discharge OF duties OF
ia por,ant ,rus, which hos been confided
10 me.
Signed GEo. y. MEADE,
Major General Commanding.
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THE MARKETS.
Davenport Enthusiastically Report

OFFICE OF rHR DIN. 4 NEws,l
Tuesday kve., jane 80.
Be,ines. is very iigAs pricssNary little from
yesterday quota ions.
Wholesale, $54O@6.6o retail, $3.50
td640. Shipments - bbls.
WnEAr- 65a95,. Receipts 500 tn. ship
men.s $50 bu.
Goas-3lc Receipts 4 10 bu.
0Ars-5O8 Sac
Nooi.-M sshed 50QGhc.
NV NoFa NorIct.
NEW logK June So.
FlorR-Market firm. s5350t5 81 ezra
state S. $4,000 l.. Ii. O.
WnkAT--Narket 10 lower. sl.lsMl3s for
Spring Sl.24gl.s0 Mil. Club. Sl4sal.A.
Winter Red
CoRs-u Unchanged 75dTcc sound 72@75c ur-
sonnd.
WnlsEY-si3.
New lOrk stock Market.
NEW YORK, June so.
God, 4Gls
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THE HISTORY
THu
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r Il d Il r y T. II
SEWING .U.1CME.V'E.

THIS MACHINE MAKES FOUR DIFFERENT
i stitches. and fuds the cloth either right or
left ~ the operator may desire. 1t sews very
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mar n
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II Rare Chance

L,OR A GOOD BUSINESS MAX TO STEP
L into paying business.
The stock of Drug, Medicines, Chemicals a nd
Perfumery, together with the fixtures complete
known as the Union Drug Store, No. IS Brady ..
one OF the bes, locations in this city, and nov do
for an improved farm OF city property. For bar.
hculars inquire Of W. ". PARKER,
Nc. IS Brady 1t,
Davenport Aay7-dG
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MEDIC AL.
. Ayers
PILLS.

Arc you sick, feeble, aud
complaining Are you Gus
Of order, with your system
deranged, and your feelinRs
uncomfortable These symp-
toms are Often the prelude
10 serious Illness. Some at
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you, and should De averted
by . timely use Of the right
remedy. Take Ayers Pills,
and cleanse out the disor.
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blood, and let the fiuids
move on unobstructed in
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n Ia ,. Il

and will continue I. keep on hand full and COM
plete assortment OF every thing necessary % well
rdered household. lie vii, at onco add largely
to the stock, and trusts his friends, appreciating
his Efforts to please tnem, viii extend 70 the new
proIIie'orship liberal patronage. AL GOODS
DELIVERED PROMPTLY.
CHAS. =. BURR,
Corner Brady and Fourth SITS.
feb LII
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Michigan Central Rail Road.
GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE
To Jyesp York, .Vesp England
and The CUsead0e.

nNAND AFTER SUNDAY APRIL l9rH, 1858
~ trains leave tho Great Central Union Depot
tsot Of Lake street, as follows:
7:3o A NJ Day Exprea( except Sunday arrives 1t
Detreit at 6:20 pm Suspension Bridge ct $3.50 A NJ,
Albany 800 p NJ, New York 81 p NJ, Boston ll:l
Pm.
7:l5 P NJ Night Express except Saturday, ar
rive - Detroit at sos NJ. Suspension bfioes
$50 p NJ, Albany AS A NJ, New York 1916
A N, Boston $50 NJ.
Cincinnati trains, via NJ c Railroad, leave Chi
cago at 7:s0 A NJ mal,rain, III r N Fast Express;
srrive in Chicago At Sis A " Fast Express.
The 7:l5 p NJ train leaving Chioag runs through
to Cincinnati without change Of oars or baggage.
Rutan's Patent VentilatOrs
On Cars Of Day Exprcss Trains.
Patent Sleeping Cars On Night Trains.
Baggage Checked Through.
THROUGH TICKETS for sale in ali princiual
Railroad Offices IN the West, ct the General Once
corner If Lake and DeArbon streets, (under the
fremont House, Chicago, and st tho Depot.
q. N. RICE, Gent Sspt
H. G. WENTWORTH.
Gent Esst'l Pss.. Agent, Juss.l
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From DR. 7heodore Bell, Qf NeW York 0fx
Not only are your Pills admirably adapted 70 their
purpose Us an aperient, but find their beneficial
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have in my practice proved more efiectual for the
cure of b,fious complaints than any one remedy
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the profession ana the people
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fire l. Life Insurance COMPANY

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OFFICE, SO WALL 4 81 PINE ST, NY.
raid up capital, surplus and reserved
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Yearly revenue over.... 2.500,0O0
TIE Shareholders Personally RESPONSE.
Die for Engagements Of the Com pany.
AL Directors must be Shareholders.
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washington, u. { 9TH Feb lsb6
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Indeed, have seldom found case Of bilious DIS
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XNHERE DO You GET YOUR GREEN
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the best Pie Plant, Asparagus, Lettuce. in town
and they sell Egg, Buster, Fresh Lake and River
Fish, Cheese. Cider, sugar, Potatoes and APP
pies. Call there when you want the best arti-
Giles at the cheapest prices. Brady street, next
TO Plummcrs Book Store. my % -dtf
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Price, Is cents per Boz, or Boxes for 81.
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FTom DT J. q. Grcen ~ Chicago
Your Pills have had long trial ia my practice
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children
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DYspepsia, Isnpsrisy ef the Bles

FROM Rcr. j. y Hines, Pastor u Adrent Church
Boston
DIR. AVER: ! have used your Pills with extra
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called 10 visit in distress To regulate the organs OF
digestion and purify the blood, they are the very
best remedy have ever known and l can conf
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Asa Family Physac.

From Or. E ". Cdrtiorighf Ner Orieans
Your Pills are the prince of purges. Their ex.
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They mild, but very certain and eecua In their
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Ne AS~L - R>~u
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WARSAW, Wyoming Co n Y, Oct. "a, 1865
DEAR SIR l am using your Cathartic Pills in my
practice and find them an excellent purgatve to
cleanse the system and purity The fountains Of the
hoOd JOHN q MEACHAM, NJ II.
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Ff0W Ut FHHdTH D0yd DdlfWl0rr.
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DR. J. &. AVER. Sir: have been rei,estedlv
cured of the worst headache any body can have by
dose or two OF your fills II seems to arise from
foul stomach, which they cleanse at once
Yours with great respect, ED W PREBLE
Clerk Of Steamer (r0r,o.