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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-17

A GENTLEMAN. cured Of Nervous Debility
Inconpstency, Premature Decay and Youthful
Error. actuated by desire to bens6t others, will
be happy to furnish to ali who need it free Of
charge the recipe and directions for making
the simple remedy used in his case. Those
wiehing to profit by his experience. and possess
Valuahie Remedy. will receive tho same by re-
turn mail, Carefully scaled by addressing
JOHN. u. OGDEN,
sp2sd3m Me- so Nassau Street. New York
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MISC ELLANEO
MI0C ELLANEO
WILCOX iGIBss,
> = w IN q MACMlNE =.
Price, With Renmer I Feller. 40
NHE WILCOX GIBBS SEWING MACHINE
= n"s Ss's "seasns, .eithost record 10 pries, q
Family Sewing,
Braidislg,
aemmimg,
Telling,
TnckiMg,
COrdinr

Iit forms Hat. even and elastic sean which n
warranted not 70 rap IN wear, even III the seam IL
cut 81 frequent intervals and slso under eli cir
cumstanecs ITO survive the wash tab.
A patented device Of grsst utility 10 lea,n.r..
prevents the possibility OF the machise beips rms
In the wrong direction or the balance Shas
wearing a lady's dress.
Another feature which deserves particular -.
'ention i the Wilcox Patent Needle, which can
not be set wrong.
II empha,icsly the good low priced family
sewing machine tina, the public have lone L.sn
wanting for Roston Tyanscrapf
It's indeed . wonderful prod an for fam
~ nss especially no other will bear any sonpar
ison with it, Phil. Erenfng JouraDl.
Anechani al wonder - Scisntsfc Ams,,ea,
Among the best and most servicesble .eain,
machines Light and elegantly finished and 20
simple m ts construction that ID seems almoa,
impossible fofit to get cut OF repair. Pins5prg
Chronicle.
Has combined with It's own peculiar merit, an
the really valuable improvement Of the higher
priced machines. Penn. ,lcdnida
This machine in the opinion or the COMMITTEES
fills more noarly the requirements Of peYfcot ma
chine than any On exhbition.--Franklin Isstttuts
Report Of 1858
Taking into consideration simplicity "a on pns,s.
durability and doing all worl the COMMITTEES vets
unanimously in favor Of tho Wilcox 4 Gibbs, .
single thread machine Penn syirania .Ssats 40
ric.iturdl Socisty's Report
% press our confidence IN the
merits Of the Wilcox 4 Gibbs sewing machine.
We consider that great disidcsatun has bean
supplied by u IN proving beyond doubt that ~ q
threads are not. as was supposed, necessary 10 :
good machine. = Christian Adgoco,s and Journal
| june 81. 1860.
After much wesr and many vsshinps thu
| stitching Is found TO retain sli the rcpndnsss.
evenness and frmness which are 30 much admired
at frs:.-AeD FORK Sun,
| 10 prinepeit is perfect Engineer. Eoa3on.
Has evident oints Of superiority over All others
| Philadelphia Press.
| serviceable machine. or thj. We have az
Psrieree in our own family Boston 7rovtisr.
| The beauty and simplicity OF its mechanism
are admifa he.-- cypress,
No sewing mschine heretofore introduced has
IN - short time acquired such we'll merited pop-
| uiarity.- Ltncir10fti Gngetfc.
We esteem il the best machine for family use. :
ne stitch a. uas rcepti onaf -Sigasd BY many hus
deed citizens 81 Philadelphia.
tHSend for Il Circular. ~
| JAMES WILCOX. Manufacturer,
| sp8-dtf SOS Broadway, Ny.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-17
WAR IlEPARTAEEr,

ArJcrAsT GEsERAL's OFFICE,
3FAsA1seroa, SEPTEMBER 2e, GO
General order No. 326.
The attention Of General Courts Mar.
tlal is directed to Section % OF the "Act
for enrolling and calm ont the national
forces, and TOR ether purposes" approved
Mach 5 1868, as follows
"And be 10 further e,sa, ted, that court
martial shall have the power to sentence
officers who absent themselves from
their commands without eave, TO be re.
duced 10 the ranks to serve three years
or during the war.
By command oil MAI. GEs. HALLEcE.
Z. ID. TOWNSEND Asst. Adj utant Gen
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-17

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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-17

CoUiuk sISlolc ~ TIC great IaDly. 60
at least hint the French papers in their
meagre notices about the Rothschild
Congress at Paris. From all that can
be gathered out of q wilderness of
can0rds, thin faces and thick fiction. it
| appears that the ecvereigns Of the Stock
Exchange met in conference for the
double purpose Of centraling their mon
ey power and widening their matrimo-
NAL realm. In other words, the five
rsigning kings, descendants. according
TO the law Of primogeniturs, Of the Eve
sons of Mayer Ansslm, came to the de-
cision to reduce their number 10 four,
by cutting Of the Nespolitan branch Of
Charles Rothscbild, while it was likewiss
decided that permission should be given
to the younger members of the family to
marry, for the benefit Of the race, be-
youd the range of first cousinship.-
What has led to the exclusion of the
Neapolitan line Of Rothschild, seems TO
have been the constant exercise Of q
highly blamsable liberslity unheard of
in The annalss Of the fsmily. Charles,
the prodigal con of Mayer Ansslm, &C.
tua1vypeesentsd, in the year 1876, ten
thdtSn3 dpcats to the orphan asylum
of st. Gallo, at Naples, and the SON and
heir.of Charles, Gnstavus, hss given re-
rested li4ni this iselina&ion 70 follow
I'D ths tooeaGspso i, his father. Such oon-4
duct; utterly uitbe nia9 ::of the policy
pr thA h6akS Af R6t 1npld ~ -
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-17
eff,csrs absent without Leave TO- be re-
duced to the ranks.

The Acknowledgement order by the
the Genersl-in- Chief i'm plies that t is
the desire of the Government 10 have
the extreme penalties OF the regulations
enforced 90 the oilieers absenting them
selycs from their commands without
lava
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-10-14
ProoIamation by Gov. Gamble.

ST.. LOUIS, October l3.-Gov. Gamble
has Issued a long proclamation, charging
that there was evil disposed persons en-
deayoriug to pFoduee disafection toward
the State Government, with the aVoWed
purpose of OveFthFOwtng It by violence
should other means fail. Among this class
OF persons are some holding commissions
from the State government. To effect this
scheme the circulation of the most extra
ordinary falsehOods and misrepresentation
regarding the purposes of the State gov
ernment are resorted 70. he puts the peo-
pie of the State on their guard against the
plots Of these e0uspiratOrs and announces
his determihation TO use all the force at
his command TO sustain the laws preserve
the peace of die State and punish those
who disturb it.
He also adm6nishes them that as the
highest political right Of citizens-is to vote
at elections, any interference, especially
by the military, with the rights Of qualified
voters, will bsregaFded as an Offense Of the
greatest magnitude. W,
The Governor makes a lengthy defense
Of his owp Loyalty Rpd yindieates the State
goverument against the accusation OF It's
enemies, .
The Democrats ,LeayenWorth special
says Gen. Binnt secured the country east
anu south OF AOfL nlAAt tluu el4tt1ueu AAlAS
self that the enemy had gone South. he
followed them to point 80 miles from
Fort Gibson. where he sent Q messenger %
warn the garrisons Of that place and Fort
Smith. Gen. Biuue is now returning 70
Fort Scott. -tal- M
Mai. Henuing has arrived from Baxter's
Springs with the bodies Of Maj. Curtis and
Lieut.. FAIR. ~.
of so prisoners taken by the rebels, So
were murdered AFTER their capture.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-10-14
EIGHT with stuart's Cavalry.

WAsHlEGF0E, October ia special to
the Times says:
Early on Saturday n brigade OF cavalry
belonging to Kilpatriek's division, attempt
ed reconnaissance. on the south side Of
Roberts0n's river, they were attacked by q
large force OF rebel cavalry, amply sup
ported by infantry and artillery, under
command of Stuart in person. The infan.
try force was one Of EWelrs divisions and
numbered about 5000 men. Brisk fght-
ing ensued lasting about an hour, when
our cayalry were compelled to fall back on
their infantry supports, three miles from
CnlpeppeF. At this place aoOther conflict
ensued in which our infantFy supports were
WOrsted aud compelled % retreat, the reb-
els captuFibg about 100 Of l2Oth New York.
Our cavalry again formed into line, made
q splendid charge and reeapthFed All the
prisoners taken except 10 or 30. The rebel
reinforeements coming 70 their assistanee,
our fOrces pushed back ITO Oalpepper,
skirmishing al the way. Heavy fTipg This
afternoon indicated that the enlargement
had been renewed .ez ~ s-4asis ssi
Later intelligence from thelfront says our
forces have evac1ated Oulpepper aud such
stores as could not be eonVenieutly carried
were burned, their value however, was
triHibg. s..-.,s.
Il Is reported that the whole rebel army
has crossed the Rspidau and that General
Meade has fallen back 70 the north bank
OF the RaPpahaunoek.
Prisoners captured on Saturday state
that Lougstreet's corps had retafned from
the southwest, this however il doubted.
The rebels commenced 70 Gross the Rap.
idan on Thursday morning In the diree.
ton Of Madison Q. a., with the evident IN
tention Of turning Gen. Meade fright wing.
Heavy cavalry reinioFcements have been
sent to the 'front.' gs
Its reported that the rebel cavalry hold
the gaps 10 Ball Ran mountains, but 1
large cavalry force sent from here yester.
day boWsvsrs will speedily dislodge them,
The rebel force holding the gaps are sup.
posed 70 be White pa ipsssy Res,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-10-14
Maada Fan1nr Rack.

NEw YoRK, OotObsr-IS WashiDR-
tom Republican OF last evening contain .
the following, which The censor would nOa
allow to be autographed 70 tie press:
I'VE have information from the tFolt -
this morning that Geo. NeAdeass armyzhass
fallen back TO this side Of the RaPpahau-
mock, followed BY Lees army, which l. ID .
great force about half mile from the
south side Of that river. The enemy made 81
q fei1t OF moving mp the valley on the
south bank Oftbe Robertson river and O1r
cavalry, under BuIOFd, CROSSED a. Ger g
mania ford and took possession Of the
earthWoFksl abanddned by them Wheri-
upOa Bnford In great force drove him
across the river without time 20 destroy
the crossing, and pursued him % Kappa ~
hammock Station. f giT
..KiipatrieE, with q force Of cavalry aud i
artillery. which had made arec0nuOissaDoo
near Madison O. A.. was cut OF yesterday
afternoon on the road % Calpeper By
across the only road by which be could
retreat In twelve ranks, with two regt'
ments in each flank. go
Kirkpatrick was compelled % charge d.
reetIy into them. He led the charge IN
persOa, telling his meu that they must sdO
or de- The cavalry cut its way through
undee concentrated Ere such as has hard
y been e1pefteneeu oy eur troops 9lkahe
the war, aud probably his rear With his
artillery returned through Culpeper. Kill
patFick's loss in killed aud wounded
amounts tOil6O General Meade L said %
have displayed good GeneFalship IN 6ging- 81
ing Ibis army back 70 tue line Of the RAPID
pahannOek where the enemy made hia
feiut Of moving up the valley. Meade also,
made the feint Of following him IN force 20
attack him in the rear, massiug bis troops
~ 4aoaanm Enra f0r that rIfTnnlr,-.- This ~
drew back Lees army so that the intended
hankiug movement was frustrated Meade
has brought on every wagon aud all bis.
stores" --t
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-10-14

NsW YORK, October l3.-fhe Times
Morris Island correspondent dated thk7lh,
states that 80 much damage was done %
the IrOusides by the rebel torpedo, that it
is seriously contemplated sending her
north 70 repair. Oar naval picket boais
we're attacked nj the same time ~ - -
It was thought the rebels sV1uld soon
make demonstration on our feet with
their rams, as three OF our mouit0Ts are
absent. Two devils 90 remove the harhor
distractions have arrived. Unless come
thing is done soon the rebels viii regain
entire possession Of the haFbOrs
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-10-14
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( Morbn9 And summer Complains.
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It has advantages over any other remedy, At once
curing tho disease, uud imparting tone and strength
70 the system.
Is safe and harmless 70 the infant and powerful in
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To the soldier, especially, it is invaluable, being
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stTHE SOhDIHR'S FHlEND,"
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huslNEss MorloEs.

e. PEpEECTlY sAT1sFACTOAT.-Rev. Jas. Hoyt
Pastor First PretbyteriAu Church, Orange, n. j.,
wrltot-"I have used Mrs. s. a. Aliens zylobal-
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properties, removing dandrutf and giving the hair
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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-10-14
Ohio Elections.

CLEvELAxD, October 1S.-Indieations
from all parts Of tho State are cheering.-
Dayton advices say many Democrats are
voting for Brongh. and the city doubtless
will give him = majority
Many towns on the Reserve are casting
almost an entire voIe for Broueh
Sigel and others addressed an Immense
crowd here last night The meeting was
considered the hnest ever held here. 80
CnorsEATI. NooD, October 10 The cleo
ton ia this city Is Progressing quietly, and
q very large vote is being Pollea. B6siness
generally suspended. Weather cloudy and
damp. sa5 igos
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-10-14
HAGAN'Sl MAGNOLIA BALM.

This is the most delightful aud extraordinary
ticle ever discovered. It changes the sun burnt
face and hands to pearly satin texture Of ravishing
beauty, imparting the marble purity Of youth, and
the dfstiRgue appearance so inviting in the city
belle Of fashion, It removes tan, feckles, pimpIes
and roughness from the skin, leaving thoeOmpIsxioa
fresh, transparent and smooth. II contains no ma
terial injurious the akin. PalFOniEedby Actresses
and ops. sipgers. It e what every lady should
have. Sold everywhere.
DEhIAS1s. BARNES q co. nl
- o. GeheFal Agents,
sepl 6m 49,. ~. 2O2 BROADWAY, NJ. Y.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-10-14
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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-10-14
New York Money Market.

NEE YoRE, OstObsr 1ss-MOney-stead It =
cent, With fair business.
acknowledgements and unsettled; Opeaing a. les
advanced 70 17a ans elOssd dull ~ IGI1E-
0Old-NIueh nd8otIlnls opening ~ 81 Z, a1lgalellg
70 S. and closing Quiat A. u eolIt premium.
(IOVdfhiiait El6eks-Elfu. y. 3. 0s 1sst ooulona
lOSll0l0s3f, T.1Us 100
DtIekB-t1Ore heavy. .
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-10-14
Taxes Taxes q! Taxes! I! {!
MEN WANTED.

C,ARPENTRRs, Wagon Makers, BIacksmithS,
I strikers, Transfers, and Laborers. are wanted
- the Depsrtment OF the Cumberland. Persons
J.siring employment can obtain It by inquiring Of
the undersigned D. v. TharPs Grocery, corner OF
Zane and 9th streets. who is authorized by Captain
ErEin, A. Q. NJ, Nashville, Tenn, to hire men.
oet7.lW& 8. A. HEAION.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-10-14


SECOND BRANCH. vtii'1g
VIM. ]. Houston appeared and was sworn
in as q member of the Council from the
18th Ward.
The committee on Water Works reported
in favor Of making reduction on the wa
ter rents of keepers of Coffee Houses, the
same as in the year 1882. The report was
adopted.
The committee on Accounts reported in
favor Of paying the usual monthly bills
amounting in all to 81, 1896. Adopted.
The Street Commissioner reported that
he had taken certain amount of gravel
out of Bolton street, for which he had been
sued by Mr.. Geo. Caldwell, He; also re-
ports that Mr.. Caldwell has since fenced a
portion of the street in, and that himself
and the Mayor have employed counselato
defend the suit that has been Instituted
against him. The report was received and
approved.
The petition of the Guards Fire Compa-
ny asking for an appropriation of 500 70
which that company claims to be entitled
was referred. $3.50
The petition of Rebecca Hincley praying
for the release OF her husband who is now
confined in Jail for selling liquor without
license. Referred to the Mayor with pow
er to act. at
On motion of Mr.. Bickel the committee
on streets and alleys were Instructed to
have a grade established on Bolton street
and to have all distractions upon said
street removed.
On motion of Mr.. Shallcross the amount
assessed as the value of the property Of
the Odd Fellows Hall association was re-
duced from $ls,5O0 to $4,000.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-10-14

EIsHyILLE, October i3-llatteFs nm
changed 10 'front.' Conmalieation nnin-
terF1uted. --itaf . asEf 2 ias- zssss'a, q.
Col. Daeat Inspector General on Rose
eraps slaRs goes noFtAEsFd Tomorrow %
GEM NsgIsy, cristendsa ana MsCeOk
are 10 town. zii. ii = D 90 a. ssrsl-ls1a s1is
LogIsYtIIu, Osf6bSf 13.-Discred ited re.
parts Of laFgs,rebel cavalry force in Eiein-
ity Of TomykinsVille prevail.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-10-14
Pennsylvania Election.

PiTTsBURG, October l3 allegheny c0un-
y majority will be At least 5000 for Cur
PHILADELPHIA, October ls.-Seattering
returns from Pennsylvania have been re-
eeiVed. When compared with the vote of
1860, when Curtin had 5000 majority,
show the following results:
Altoona, Wood ward 90 maj, Curtain gain
OF 1l3 Freeman, Northampton county,
Woodward maj. Curtain gain ,; Union
township, Schuylkill CO., Woodward 24T
mai, Considerable democratic gain; Lu
zeern, Wilksbarre co., Curtain IL, gain of
2; EastOn and South EastOn, Northampton
CO., Curtain lac, gain $50; BethIehem. Wood
ward SO, a democratic gain OF 10; Oxford
6O0O, Curtain gain Of ~; East WOrthing.
ton %, a Curtain gain OF 40; HOpeWell
500 for Curtain, q gain Of 10.
[NOTB.-Owing TO the interruption in
our wires We are unable 70 obtain our usu-
al press reports tonight. The election re-
rnrns FROM Pennsylvania are very meagre
and the above item is all which It was
possible for rs to receive mp to this hour,
A. II. OPBRAFoR.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-10-14

i S@ GEN. sIoEb TO BIZ HERB yoR CIR.
TARA dispatch was received last night
from Gen. sigel himself, stating that he
would be here without fail this evening
Union men rally in overpOwering numbers
tonight and give the gallant little hero a
reception worthy of him and yourselves.
PIrTsBuRG, October 10, 1868.
To E. ". Norton. p. g Van Winkls and
others, Whaling;
Your kind Invitation just received. viii
be in Wheeling to morrow and comply with
your request.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-10-14

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Each bottle, price One Dollar, bears the Govern
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CAUTION.
Ttjse Pills should not be taken by females during
the FIRST THREE MONTHS Of Pregnancy, as they
are sure 70 bring on Miscarriage, but at any other
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Full directions In the pamphlet around each pack
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Sole agent for the United States and Cansdas,
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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-10-14

pgsuDDRS DEArH..AMr Patrick raw-
ly an aged and well known citizen of this
place, died suddenly at his residence yes
terday.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-10-14

pO-THB House bill fxtpg the, salaries
of the public oficersand clerks passed the
Senate yesterday with some amendments.
Tie officers and clerks are salaried as fol.
lows under the amended bill; The At
torney General. shall be paid the annual
salary of $1,000, the Adjutant General
shall be paid the annual salary of $1,000;
the agent of the State for the distribution
of vaccine matter shall be paid one hum
dred dollars annually for his services; the
clerk in the Adjutant Generals Office,
shall be paid $500 annually; and the clerk
in the Auditors Office shall be paid 5000
annually. The compensation mentioned
shall be paid quarterly from the treasury;
and said officers shall discharge their sew.
eral duties as the Law prescribes.1ii, Il d.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-10-14

R@-CoaoERr AND BALI,-The Germa n
Manneachor Singing Society will celebrate
their eighth anniversary by giving a con-
cert and ball at Union Hall on Thursday
evening next. The good order and man
agement of the affairs Of this Society have
always drawn full house aud ensured a
pleasant time to all who attended.