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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-19
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On Friday pssning last . gxtiN an 1ro1
Neshvie By De name Of T. \. HrodgA4
80 d juG arrived on the cars Alighted
llom = om ibus at the WANG Strelt
Heuse Ind SMILED his intention i taki1g
~ his du1rtef5 there by registering his
name upon the travellers book. After the
dinner hour was over he stepped to the
counter in the Office and handed to Mr.. A.
II. Miner, one efthe Clerks Of the institu-
ton, who happened then to be in attend
ance, . package containing $4,000 in
Treasury notes, with > request that Mr..
Minor would put the ssane in the safe until
called for. which request was eumplied
with, the clerk handing Mr.. Burroughs a
check for the eac9age. Between 10 and II
clock yesterday morning Mr.. Burroughs,
who had been making some purchases Of
jewelry on Fourth street, presented his
check to another one Of the clerks--Mr.
Minor being absent-and asked to have his
package delivered. The package was look
cd Tor but could not be found, nor had Mr..
Minor be seen about the house since thu.
night before-in . word, the $4,000 wis
gone. Inquiry was Immediately ma de.
when 1t was ascctaincd that Mr.. Minor left
the house on the evening previous, bet yeen
between and o'clock, as had b.e n his
wont every evening, on visit to tie Post
Office, and on comparing notes tn, It was the
last seen Of him. Mr.. DAVIS, tic propric-
tor Of the Walnut street Horse. at once
came to the conclusion that Mr.. Minor had
abscondcd, taking the money with him. and
his probable destination was Canada. and
nc notified the Chief Of Police. who sent
kilograms to several poir is on the boarder
to have him arrested. lie also sent officer
bayless to detroit, ard this evening Larry
nazen starts for leaveland and Buffalo.
The probability is that Minor will be CAP
tured with his ill-gotten booty.
A !ady's dog recently fell from pleasure
boat INTO the Thames. The owner, in at
tempting o. recover the animal, also fell
overheard, and was drowned.
The 18th Vermont regiment, which join
%: tneS army on the LIST of May with filL
y N nj h0n
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-19
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-19

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proprietor, Of Congress Springs, Saratoga,
oied on ne 30th ult., aged about fifty years.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-19
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-19

The 18th Vermont regiment, which join
ed:tnes army on the LIST of May with fu.l
ranks, has nov bu. sixty men fit for duty.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-19
Penusylyanis Central Railway.

Pennsylvania Central Railway.
Double Zrdsk-zAe ,yAortext Route to Attc yorE
At PITTSBURG. TRAINS FROM THE
~ West run direct to the Union Depot, where
Passengers for Harrisburg. Baltimore, Philadel-
phia, Washington, New York, Boston. all the
New England towns, are transferred to the Cars
of the Pennsylvania Central Railway. The night
Express runs daily, other trains daily, except
Sundays.
Complete equipments Of new and elegantly
state Room Sleeping Cars,
on night trains, and on the Fast Line 10 New York
via Allentown, without change aud landing in
New York
ONE HOUR ADVANCE OF ALL OTHER
TRAINS.
To Boston and New Englund Passengers, this
Route il especially desirable, a. it gives them an
opportunity Of seeing the finest views among thu
Allegheny Mountains, besides visiting fittsburg
Philadelphia and New York without extra cost.
All New England Passengers holding through
tickets, will be transferred with their baggage to
rail and boat connections, in New York, without
charge
Three Daily Trains from Pittsburg
70 Philadelphia.
Zine Daily Trains Leave Philadelphia for New
York four daily trains from New York TO Boston
baggage Checked Through and transferred free.
transportation.
Merchandise, Produce and Live Stock carried
with dispatch, Mt the lowest rates.
w. H. HOLMES, Gen'I Pass. lAgent, Chicago
ENOCH LEWIS Gen'l Sup't, Atoona. Pa.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-19

1CAMILY GROCER; KEEPS CONSTANTLY
1 on hand the best quality of Provisions,
Hollow Ware, Kerosene Oil, etc.
Second street, between Brady ands Perry, Da-
venport. ~ myl4-dly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-19

A CARD TO TaE SUFFERING swallow two or
three hogsheads of '.Buchu," Tonic bitters."
'Sarsaparlia," NERVOUS Antidotes," &C.. &C.,
and after you are satisfied with the result, then
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ly vegetable, pleasant to take prompt and salut
ry IN their effects on the broken down and 5, =.
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ed States by JAS. S. BUTLF o"''
No. 427 Broadway, Ne a. Yo,l
tEAgents for the Unite 4 :. a ~. a.
P. S-A box Of Pills, securely pack cd ,r;i :.
mailed to any address on receipt Of ! rice which
is one dollar, post paid-money ref .nded nv ,ha
agent If entire satisfaction is not ,ixen y '''o
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-19

a iady's dog recently fell from pleasure
ooat INTO ths Thames. The owner, in at
tempting o. recover the animal, also fell
overheard and was drowned.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-19

Groceries, Flour 1 Feed Store.
rTNHE UNDERSIGNED RESPEC FULLY IN.
i FORMS the citizens Of Scott and adjoining
Counties that he will constantly keep in his New
Store. corner Of Second and Scott Streets, good
assortment of Groceries, Flour and Feed, which
he will always sell at the lowest market price.
Highest price paid for farm produce. Goods
| delivered free Of charge in city limits
0Oct. 19-d&w1y SAM'L Z. YOUNG.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-19
Hotels AND BOARDING,
-
MISSISe IPPI HOUSE.

HENRY HA JPT, PROPRIETOR We
1lrccommends lis conveniently arranged O.
tel to all travellers and also to city boarders as
surfing them that nothing will be wanting TO
promote the welfare Of his guests and to make
their stay with him pleasant and agreeable
He also recommends his well stocked bar which
is'sror'ie' with the choices. liquors and wines.
lunch r-rr \, ,rninx at 10 o'clock ie1 If
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-19
SIGEL HOTEL.

Front Street, 6etreen Brady and Main,
JOHN MEYER, Observation-Disclosures Proprietor.
IyNTERTAINMENT PROVIDED FOR THE
u travelling public and city boarders at all
times in the most satisfactory manner. The ia
Bile will be supplied with the best the market af
fords, and the beds and rooms kept in the most
comfortable style. ~ Warm Meals at all hours.
w ines q nd L 10 u O r .
Of the best quality constantly on hand. jyl4
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-19
SPECIAL NOTICES.

diseases OF THE NERVOUS, SEMINAL
a IURINARY, AND SEXUAL sYsTEhs-new and re-
liable trcatment-in Reports Of the HOWARD
ASSOCiATION-sent by mail in sealed letter en-
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LIN HOCGHTON, Howard Association. No. 3
South Ninth Street, Philadelphia, Pa. ap1dwly
EDiroR OF DxMocRAr-Dsar Sir With your
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Balm that will cficctualy remove, in ten days.
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VIII also mail free to those having bald heads
or bare faces, simple directions and information
that will enable them to start full growth of
Luxuriant Hair, Whiskers or Moustaci in less
than thirty days. All applications answered BY
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Respectfully, THOS. F.CHAPMAN
Chemist Sol BrOadwav Non, Vork
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-19
FRENCH,S HOTEL.

On the European Plan. opposite the city Hall
Idrk, o.. Of Frankfort street,
Neu York
ypacious Refectoy, Bath Rooms and Barber
Shop, Bedrooms warmed gratis, and only one
bed in q room. D, not believe rumors or hack
men who say we Nr full. Serva are not al
lowed to receive ne fuuisi:es. ap15-dly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-19
Three Daily Trains from Pittsburg
to Philadelphia.

Zine Daily Trains Leave Philadelphia for New
York four daily trains from New York 10 Boston
baggage Checked Through and transferred free.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-10-13
The Elections.


we give this week reported returns OF
the elections held on Tuesday as far as
heard from up to the time Of going to press
We have been beaten in Indiana. Ohio,
an / Pennsylvania beyond doubt, Mr. Col
FIX is reelected over Turpie.
We have the consolation ofkrowing that
there is one bright spot on Gods green
Earth. and that is Marshall County. Our
majority Is about GOO. Had other places
done as well We might have confidently as
surel the people that war with all it. des-
olation. eonscriptions from which all desire
10 be freed. and increased taxation now
already pressing upon the people so heav-
liz, would ali be soon brought TO perpet-
nal end. bat as it is We can give them no
such assurance They have themselves
decreed otherwise Should they in the
future turn back with longing eyes TO the
principles of genuine democracy. and with
loathing and disgust rerudiate the false
and corrup. leaders whose threats and MS
representations have tended to bring about
our present condition. We will then have
hope that from the ruins of our once happy
estate may be wrought fabric OF political
liberty more enduring than that which By
the madness and folly Of charlatans has
been crushed TO Earth. But for the pres
snt We have 10 hope, longer, and still lon
ger must the work Of devastation 60 on
under the special guisc ofp trotism before
the true eharact er and purpose Of these bad
men will be known to the masses Of the
people. bat that time will come sooner OF
later. and when it arrives woe be to him
who shall then stand in the way Of an out
RACED and ruined people
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-10-13
Republican kscIl~iGns.

IL pdchDohc VI the rebellion II nearly
broken" cry with one accord ali the Lin
coin organs; "a hundred thousand more
men. and the conteJeracy falls "
So it has been from the beginning
let us % over the catalogue Of the uclu-
siofs and the false amt fatal prophe>ies OF
Republican leaders:
Sixty days; -Four years.
Nobrdy hurt Three hundred thousand
Killed, and wounded, and sick
Seventy five thousand men; Over two
millions.
Rebellion starved out in three months.
Rampan; IN 1851.
backbone broken at every success; NJ.
yet
Opening ofthe Mississippi to commence
Running 4 gauntlet OF guerrilas.
Every new levy sure TO extinguish tn.
rebellion; Draft ordered for the 5th oi
September
Paper a. good as gold: Gold . 20.
! The people richer for the war: Price.
advanced three hundred Fer cent
Every campaign TO he the last: Bu,
/ one.
! Free SOIL. iour states maxim such eec
ton returns a bayonetS dictate.
Free speech: The suppression Of news
/ papers.
Frcemen: Hundreds arrested without,
warrant. imprisoned without crime and
enlarged without trial
! National honor: The abandonment Of
the Monroe doctrine, aud tho Kidnapping
of Arguelles.
Respect for law; The breach of it in eve
~ state iii the nicn.
/ Belief in the Mon a. untroken: THE
mann .acturs Of bogus States.
Freedom Of the slave; Aprrenticin. ;,
/ him through military orders. aud crimp.
Ing him for The ranks
Love Of the negro; Letting him rot in
heaps.
Love Of progress and humanity: Wa
ging war against women and children, and
houses, and barns, and agricultural imple-
ments.
Care for the soldiers: Leaving them to
hunger. aud heat and thirst, and prisons,
and vcrmin.
The blood starts with the sweat Of the
southern people, We verify behave. They
are wrcnching every muscle and strainng
every nerve, and they groan il the exc ess
Oh their exertlon, no doubt: tut they are
not exhausted, nor nca- 10 exhaustion, and
we wonld warn our Republican friends
against the decctfuI lures by which Mr..
Lincoln hopes to catch their votes =
WorM
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-10-13
Which Is IL!

On the 9th day of October ls64, alvin
z. Hovey, Breyet Maj. Gen Commanding,
issued an appeal 10 the citizens Of indi-
ana in which he says Recent dcyelope-
ments clearly show thata secret associations
exists in this state, formed for the purpose
Of aiding the rebellion against the [ ni;ed
States Tha. lin the counties Of -W,rtta,
Orange, Crotyord MARSHALL, ant ether
tocaiae; they haze concentrated by hand
reds, dcf~d tie ioscs. .d.ea upoa and hifltd
enrolling -Gle,r,. ard ,ooualed iaw-oJ ding
CT Gems, ard roJteF item oftde;, property,
NTH the or,~ed determination Of ui}irg the
uJelioa."
Now one Of two things is true, either
Brevet Maj. Gen. A. i. Ilovey, has been
most egregiously imposed upon 10y design
ing men who have, or had an interest in
misleading him, or else he IS as false TO
the trust reposed in him, and as wicked and
unscrupulous in the exercise Of little
brief authority as was one of his
predecessors, the ever to be remember
ed and infamous HAsCAIL. Certain it is
that no concentration OF men, no defiance
of the laws, no firing upon or killing en-
rolling officers, no wounding Of law abiding
citizens or robbine them Of their property
with the avowed determination of aiding
the rebellion" or .tor any other purpose,
has taken place in Marshall County. of
which we have knowledge The truth of
the Whole statement so far as Marshall
County /. concerned is an infamous false
hood concoctcd as We believe for the sole
purpose of influencing the State election.
How far it may have answered the end for
which it was designed we cannot at this
time say few days will shed sufficient
light on that subject to enable us to de-
tcrminc with certainty. The citizens of
Ma, hall county are as peaceablc, az loyal
and law-abiline - those Of any other por-
ton of the State, slanderers, demagos.SS
and all other misereants to the contrrry
We advise ''Brevet Maj.
Gen. Alvin p Hovey" to take little pains
to ascertain the truth before he issues an
other Hilary ukasc charging his
fellow citizens with crimes as black ashell,
and as baseless as his own fears.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-10-13
THE Ell. ~JONS.
INDIA. A.

lNDiA.A.
MIsHwAKA
Morton and Colfax have mcjority oi
81.
CALUMET Oct. IL
The election passed. off quietly here to-
day There is % majority for the whole
democratic ticket-a gain Of ID over last
fall.
ELKuART, Oct. II.
Elkhart gives am1Oriiy Of | Ii for Gov
Morton--a gam OF -.
MICHIGAN CITY, Oct IL.
Mcdonald majority 3-a republican
gaia of ~ on the vote Of 1852.
HOBART, Oct Il
Hobart gives C5lfax and Norton 70 ma
jolity. l222 votes were pol:ed.
LAPoarE. Oct IL
LaPorte county gives loo majority for
the republican ticket gain Of 81 over
the vote Of 1862
KFvoALLvILLE. Oct IL.
Noble county gives 30 majority for
Morton
VALPARAISO, Oct. IL
Returns indicate a republican majority
Of from 800 to loo in Porter county Two
townships skow a republican gain Of So
Warsaw, Oct IL
-Four townships heard from show re-
publican gain Of II.
FoRT WAYNE, Oct. II.
Alien county probably 100 democratic
majority
SorTH BEND, Oct II
Coifax gains i01 in Mani county 10
in four townships in White c9ua;y 80 in
eight townships in i.aporte county, iaclud-
ins the city OF Lipor.c
INpIANAPo1is, Oct. 1T F. NJ
The election pa~sc Of quiet y as far as
heard from throughout The state Reports
thas far show large re- publican gains over
the vote Of is6,, winch gave 1000 ma
jor;ty for the republican icke;
Wayne, county, republican, 5000; gain
2,0D9.
5th congressional District. partial returns
show 1000 republican majoIity; gain of
5000.
Winch ester, Ind, Mortons majority
32s gain Of g.
Majority IN lolph county for the re-
publican ticket 100
Noble comfy, Coz majority
Caebridge city, Mortir's majority 337:
a gain Of II over Lane's vote in 1860.
Dublin precinct gives Norton unani-
NOUS vote, go.
indianapolis city aud township. proba-
bic minority for the republican ticket
5000; a gain of 1900.
Centervillc and township polled SIS.
Delaware county. 1870 to 1000 cor
Norton: gain OF 300
Richmond, Ind. Morton ,6S3: McDon-
aid. 529; union gain Of 800
Dccator county, republican, majority
500.
INDIN'I lis, Oct. 11--25 A. "
Returns from The 18th 1ih, and 10Th con
gressional districts, now represented by
Holman, voorhees, and Edgerton, democrat,
show large republican gains, indicating the
probable election of the republican candi-
d..es The republican state tickets m
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-10-13

From the Boston Courier.
The Springfield Republican, is 4 Lin
coin paper Let our readers and all friends
Of the soldier read and remember what that
Lincoln paper says OF Mr. Lincolns con-
duct IN refusing to exchange prisoners
Here it is:
1--WE mlghe recover all our white sold
iers now i'll rebel hands by the proposed
exchange, and yet hold large balance as
hostages for the colored soldiers VIII lie their
status is in controversy If under these
circum stances, the leaving of thrty-ive
thousand white men to suffer and die at
the rate OF one hundred per day is not
practically in the eyes of both God aud
man. murder murdsr MURDER MUIR
DER. what is it -
That the Republican should supper: a
man whom it charges with murder for
president of the United States. is some
thing it must answer to its own conscience
But will the people support such man
" hat the sufterlngs of many of csc pris-
oners are may be guessed from the follow
inc letter p.lnted in the Philadelphia In
quirer, another administration paper
his letter is dated Charleston, Sept. 22d.
1864, and is as follows:
Dear Cousin. send by Captain-.
who is going north upon special ex-
change. We have just finished reading
ten. Butler letter upon the exchange
iestion.
The Andersonvillc prisoners have been
passing through the city. There are some
six thousand here now. Their suherings
are aud have been terrible You cannot
imagine them. Eight thousand out OF
$4,000 died Of disease at Anlersonville
during the months Of July and August
| $50 of the six thousand here are totally
incapable OF helping Themselves Most OF
them are insane. Fifty Of our regiment
went to Audersonville in April, and in
July, when last heard from corporal ot
my company, there were bat twelve alive
probably they are all dead BIZ this time
know all this to bc tact from officers
here who were confined in hospital with
the men.
Did we not say truth when We told our
readers months ago that such would bc
among the consequences ofthe negro poll
cy of conducting the war?
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-10-13

Many will be gratiied by the improve
ment headed in the subjoined announce
mcnt That it could be effected by sucl
an agency is singular proof of the deptl
OF abascmcnt into which the subject had
fallen;
Among the violent and rcck less party
journals. the New York Tribune opened
upon the Chicago uomiuee as if determine
ed to out Hcrod IIerod in its vindi ctive
denunciations. We are glad to say, how
ever, that the moral suasion of the Herald
has had It's effect upon Greeley, and that
he now gives promise of becoming Il wiser
and a better wan than the rampant and
,avaee ,;,.clev. "-Ncw Iork HeraH,
How low must the tate o. the Tribune
have been when its advancement III virtue
was caused by the moral suasion Of the
Satanic press lIotspur thought the
'dettest way to shame the devil was to
tel the truth. He little dreamed that
there cond be such shameful lying as to
draw from the devil rebukc which would
shame its authors
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-10-13
How they do IL -ShaMe ful Treat
ment OF Indiana Soldiers, by
Abolition Aui1aOritics

We invite attention to the following
statement OF a portion Of the members of
the 18th Indiana Battery, which We clip
from one OF our exchanges. If the facts
therein stated are true. and We believe they
are, they show an amount and degree of
corruption and fraud, which VIC had hoped
for the sake Of our country, and Of our
common humanity was possessed by no
American citizen. Ii true those upon
whom rests tn. charge made by these gal
lant soldiers should be ferreted out and
their names engraved on a roll of infamy
and handed down to posterity as Il me
mento of the unparalleled scoundrellisn
of this unparalleled administration. But tC
the statement itself. read it. and then
blush for the frailty of political dema
gogues, and while the blush Of shame is
warm on your check, go if YOU can and
vote with party who countenances such
monstrous injustice. vote if you can iol
Abolition Lincoln. but never. never. at
forwards pretend TO bea freeman worthy
the inheritance bequeathed us by our pat
riot sires
FoRr NEGIEY, NASHVILLE TESv !
September 81 1864. (
To the Citizens of Indiana Whom it may Con
Germ:
We. the undersigned member. Of the
18th indiana battery. in behalf of tn.
Democratic voters of said battery. take
this method Of informing the public
generally how We are treated. On the
morning ofthe 29th inst. there came a:
order to our commanding officer to fur
lvugh portion Of his command home t,
vote. According to his instructions, as
he says. he made the selection ofthe men
that were ~ go-some 10 or % III NUN.
Der Among those selected there was but
one Democratic voter. aud he - pledged
to vote for .. T. Norton the Republican
candidate for Governor; aud The officers OF
the battery tell Us If We want 70 get to &C
home to vote for our eopperhead friends
t. yet some Of their friends to do Us Gov
ernor Morton had done hy them.
Now this is the way we are treated af
ter servin. our country thirty-thret
Ecnths, (and several OF Us re.enlisted. a,
soldiers
The vote of the battery stands about 6.
for Lincoln and % for Mcclellan, ard all
We ask Is fair proportion Of the vote tC
60 home. or ifthcy would give II, one-iourtl
or one-third Of the number We would be ga.
isfide.
Among the number furloughed to vote
there is one man that is not entitled to 8
vote in Indiana
The above /. & true and correct state
ment of fac;S to which the undersigned ar
willing to be obligated:
Sergeants Alonzo A. Craig. OF PER-,
county: John j. Rife. of Henri county
james 3. Jacobs, Michael H. II. Dillon
James VI. Burtoif, Matthew Carroll %
Clark county; Corparals. JOS. Stncr. Phi
lip Bonwaser.of Floyd county: VIM krea
mer. Of Washington county: David Mo,ier
JAS. p. SappenfelI. of Harrison; Jacol
Bowman, OF indianapolis.