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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-01
IMPORTANT TO LADIES.
"Great American Remedy
C..-eco iaey;..al Fs,n1is /siis.
(WHICH HAVE NEVER YET FAILED

Ci..cro iaer@.al rsmsis Yls.
WHICH HAVE NEVER YET FAILED
w when the directions have been strictly
ioli"wed) IN removing difficulties arising from OBJ
srrctl9n OF at9pags OF nature, or in restoring the
y stem 10 perfect health wllrn suffering fer,
Special affections. pro!apsns Utr-i Az ..ii.es.
other weakness Of tie :iti &C q. gans The Yiis
arr = ,..~.,, s.tn.iesS on the constitution and
MAJ be taken b. the most delicate females ui.hsu.
"as>ig distress; i. he SAGE ime nc: Ike charm
~ strengthening. ilyi operating and restoring the
system 10 healthy condition. and b. bringing on
TIL monthly period Of regularity. n" matter f"nu,
villa. causc the obstruction m.s a.s1e. .scy
y ia, 's',,s,er, lDt be ,-Aen the first three or
ionr months Of pregnancy, though SAT- 2, any
other i,Ee as miscarriage world ht the result.
Lnch ho. contains cnpiils. Price 81
pr. Harvey Treaties on Diseases oe reralee.
Pregnancy, Miscarriage. Rafrcnness. S.e.....-
y, Reconstruction AID th,:,t 81 nature,
snd emnha.i7am, liz" ladies private medical adj
ssser, aranphe' of so pages. sen, free - any adj
dress. Six cents required 10 pa, postage
The Pills and Book will hn .rr.t /, mall. ard
con'dcnfislly. when desired s,careiy sealed, aa4.
prepared, On !scei?. OF rsurey by
j. BRYAN. n. D., Gen'l Agent,
- Cedar street. New ork
Sold b, oil the principal druggists
Smith x DIVER. wholesale agents, Chicago.
NEW MEDICAL DISCOVERY FOR THE
~ Permanent Cure cf
V'.sN' tt!ti- s'ictr, ssiS.fHi discharges, Ir0rC-
.."ve. s.nai Weakness. Nightly Emissions,
iacantinence, Genital Debility aud Err-
liability. Gravel. Structure and alice
items OF the Kidney and Diadder,
which has bee. used b; un.ya.s:s cf
90 II Y 5 IANS
IL their private practice, with entire success sr
preceding Cuheb's Capsules, or any other com
pound hitherto known
T. l. L $ LIFE PILLS,
are snecdy i. ....i.a, oiten oHcc,ing cure m
i.y da.s, and Nhen is effected il is rcrrla-
nsnf They are prepared from vegetable extracts
that pre- :.a .aless On the system. and never nan-
seate the stomach or inpregnate the breath and
being sugar coa,ed. ii. nsascnis taste is arc:..e
No change Of diet is necessary wh.i ;tuzixs Il ~
cnr dcas ths = .c..ua ln.eTfefe LII business
Eacn box contains six dn.an Pills
Price. 81. sold By all til, principal druggists
Ia piacrs where no agent is advertised they viii
be sent by mail post paid, and confidently secur-
Ell from observation when desired. on recent If
money, By j. BRYAN, NJ. D. IS Cv,;ar-s.. y.
Y. Smith Dwyer, Wholesale agents, CHICAGO
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-01

A SrrERiog RrNFDy We can oonscieii-
t!c, sly recommend 10 those suffering from q
distressing cough. Jr. >,riok,ande Mcl,iil-
lous Cough Balls m. 1t give relief al,no, t
instantaneous, and is W itnal not dis crcahle
70 the taste. There j, IL doubt but the
NJ Liliious Cough Balsam is ono ofthc best
prepar,.i tons in use. and IS ali that its pro
prctor CLAIMS Tor II u nase ,ried it d,lr-
ing the past week and found relief from a
most di~ire- sing cough. Ii j. pr pared by
D.. S ri kland, No :, Fast 4'h street, Gin
nna'l, o., and for salehy druggists at %
cents per hottie
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-01

\ rnoroGhAPuJc CI-niosIrl y Nea ORR
photographer has published portrait Of
President Lincoln, which is likely to prove
a q, pt.blc to ali parties. At list glance It
appears to he photograph Of I'D Ale
taken wn.n he had the smallpox, a iew
murtll< ago; but IN clostr Inspector the
pus.ules are found tohe minute pho;orral 1t.
!c likcncsscs Oh DISTINGUISHED tcncrals,
statesmen, pol'icia,.s, literary men, rs.
Actresses, &c. The llkonc-s"s, winch r.
scattered al over tie ply iognomv of Gid
Abe, number ioar hundred and upwaus
and comprise men Of all parties and proits-
sons and are exceedingly well executed
rs to be NJ once rccos' izcd Though there
are many coed looking ine. women among
the likcncsscs. vet taken together taey con-
stitutc as ugly picture of old -ih.. rs
any of the others that hayc publish
ca
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-01
Illinois Central Railroad.

an AND AFTER SUNDAY. NAY aCth
~ trains will leave from the Great Central
Depo-, foot of Lake and South Water street
Through Express. At sis A. NJ. arriving at
daily. exc. sundays. Cairo at 300 T. NJ.
Night Express, 9:soP n. arrives at 1880 A N
This Tram connects for Peoria, Alton. ST. Louis.
Memphis. New Orleans aud Mobile.
kankakee Accommodation, s:l5 r. u.
aYpx lrARK AND WOOD LAWN.
6:35 AN .7:45 AN
12:m I:35pM
404PM $50
6:l5PM 1870
Sleeping cars on ali night trains.
FOR tickets and information apply at the Great
Genital Tepot-foot Of Lake Street.
W. H. Arthur. Gen'L Supt.
W. T. JOHNSON. Gen'l. Passenger Ag't. july5
r. KlRGl,
| I NARPLNTER AND BUILDER. SHOP ON
y Commercial Alley. opposite Pos, Office. Da-
| venport. Iowa mv3! -dAwtf
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-01
Hannibal 4 st. Joseph Railrea'

A Nd STEAM PACKET LINES On TIL.
"A Missouri River. The most practicable rou
to the Gold Mines Of ldnno Bannock CITY, vi
gnia City. G.laiin. Denver, Wasl,oe, Boiseess
California. Daily Overland stages from Atch
son To above points. All rail to ST. Joseph. a..
Gibson. Lsssn and Weston. The Daily Pack
Ernilic. runs from Weston to Lcavenworih. seven
miles. aud Kansas City. lforty milea.) Htsse
connections from i.eavenworth and Kansas CIV
% Lawrence. Topeka, 1t. Riley, r. Scott. Esns
Fee. 49,"
Tr-Weekly Packets. The elegant packets ca
o%raao: Denver. = n Lacy. Yves. wiad esd I
to Nebraska City, Council Bluff and Omeha.-
Aiso Daily Stages from q Joseph to above poists.
a.n .n; WITH seaIa and luggage carried o. TIE
and arrive flesf for the Plsins. ii ~ r.ta On
.ConnectloAs maoe ~ rail and b. poeaoon eaeh
Miasiasiepi River with the Hansi6sl { 81 a. n
=. . Quiney and Hannibal
For through Tickets Or Freight apply = Z. r.
rrettyman, agest, q Daveapsft = = oo1d ~
1T. K. HAYWARD. Gel So
z. II 0n0AIs Co 1sesl A.
- - - 49,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-01
Daily DEMOCRAT.


sAs lao 1~Aa ss~Wpss
The death Of NJ. John Hopper, ~
"ouneed 90 snosbcr psge Of this psper, -
very sudden and une pecsed. Hs lad bee
'uild,ng . house ~ Milton tor be tstur
resideoce, end vss busily ewployed on Sat
irdsv and Monday morning IN transpvrt'n
uro'ture to it from tue landing Oh th
hudson river. lie coupisised VI oppre-
SION 81 the heao and finally laid dow
rpm the bed, dying . iew moments sitter
cards.
Mr.. II ,pper YES born in Philadelphia T.
sne year 1878. He Vas the ron Of Isaac I
Hopper, the pbiiantsoph'ss, snd shared ID.
,Is aud dsbgsss OF h,s isthes in the anti
avery cause. aus particularly IN securing
che irs edom Vi fugitive slaves He stood b,
i'm In frat uDob sbss tsok- NJ On sboiiti-n
.oes ting 1t Chatham Street Chapel 10 shi.
city end alter the death oi Friend Hoy
p t.ss always the delight Of the son e.
i IL - pu,ia.'h Opic tf,sts 10 which b .
ather ia been eng ged.
In 1886 joung john Hopper, Who bad
Just been admitted to the bar, visited
;barleston, oonth Carolina, on bu,ine,s.
Wuiie walking IN toe street, be vas recvg.
ICED BY man named Nash, . member VI
lie New 'rk poiic', ho & .ve information
tnat he VA. an aoolitivnisi. A ierocious mob
4-sembled ~ his hotel, deter mined ~ IL D.. =
der L,m, aud 10 was fund necessary to
lodge him IN prison f,r .a!,ty. Til nigut
he bloodthitsty wretcLes surrounded e e
vi .ce, c'sDo,ing for Ii. iie Tie Mayor Of
N.~ York, Cornelius W. Lswrence, upon
uear,Lg Vi the peril IN which Sir. Hopper
.ad been p!ur cd By the in!am Us cououcs
u policeman, summoued \ .eh btfv. .
oir ANA revoked TITS C. :nm,sston.
Fo-twenty yeats part Sir Hopper has
zen the agrnt Of tie New Eug,.nd Lille
surance C.mp.nJ Tor ,his CITY, aud dis
Gagged tie trust With abilIiy aud risic 10.
'e.ri'y. Ihuusn oi Quaker rsrrntase, he
M Dot sub>c1ips to the ductfIns Vi non.
,c-l,;sncr, and was vigorous advocate oi
ctrescnt xar iui the CDlvn. Ms Va.
bursl in bis religious CON sict'oDs aud took
irsdn part IN tic oiy.i z.'iun OF The
Ibrd Cu'tarisn So.ieiy Il .u,s CITY.
Mr. II PIPER was long kno n .. Az esrn
ri aud z.aion. tnan ~ every humane on
cfpr.sc which called his attention. HIS
hatred Oh oppre.slcn, bis =, mpstty wuh
nssiortunc, aud his scorn tor meana' =,
.er> intcnse and his power u language
o.Spress b.. sentiments was beyond Dc
.ciiption. His iHsiihots were manly, just,
ud Ut tbs loft,cst Character Le bxu 10
,ccaslon TO wall Tor conSic ivu. He mixer
te1 all that cordially al tuul'r wbicL
cnsracter,ze I'd his iA.h.i.-A. j. Ere. Pest
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-01

DYSPEPSIA. NERSorsSEss AND Drn!LITv. -
Ur. SrieAianTs Tonir-We can recon
mend those suffering with Less Of Appc-
tile, lndig ston, or dyspepsia, Nervousness
and Nervous pcbili y, TO use Strickland's
ronic. 1t is vegetable preparation, free
from alcoholic liquors; il strengthens the
whole nervous system; it creates . good
appetite, and is warranted TO cure Dyspcp-
sin and Nervous Debility
For sale by Druggists gcncrally OF II per
bottle Prepared " ur. A. Strickland, j
East Fourth street, Cincinnati, Ohio.
iulyon. i L u.tf
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-01

ARlANDALE I Co., importers, l6z Rrcsdwsy
New York, want Agents IN every county aad every
regiment, for the sale Of their new styles OF
.:ches. Unasually liberal terms asS offered 70
agents. Neud fuf . rircular Uy91 .do1 y
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-01
1AA. n. D0 ylONl.
coppersmith and s ;! Ar
q aHl GENERAL .DOlbIbes' IN 4 In,
TANNER a Slpee.tsurOa.

Copper 4 ~isccs.urOn.
%RrICClAR ATTENTION PAID ~ THE
manufacture OF heavy Shect-icrn. sis: q l<c
s,m.k.. boiler sprccchIngs. ~Ors =.
"ma psasas COPPER Stills CAps An
noot,ny Critters. Conductors Bathing Apparatus.
PUMPS Lead Pipe. etc. furnished to order.
TIN Ware co rstan'l,- On hasd alu maas
q order Departing promptly attended TO. Shop
No . Main st.. near Ferry Landing. Jn2. -dly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-01

For the subscriptions To this Loan. bonds VIII oe
issucd of the following denominations - :, loo :
.oa's. and loans. registered or "lth coupons AZ
,aeted n A. " be preferred b. subscribers
,.besc bord are rcdccmas,ie by .he noscrhn.ent
II corr after rrS. and payable soGrY years from
date. .
They bear v,vy per cent. interest. payable OF,
bonds not over on. hundred dollars annnniiy and
On over one hundred dollars semi annually. III
corr.
Deposits must be made 10 Lsgo' 7snesr notes OF
IT,. An,.ou aja,.s u ir -'attonaf bark 80 r.
pt,cv Subscribers will receive l.tors.f f'e'a M
!ag N. moneg is dtpos,tsd nit. Mis Gd"k, aud me
ponds will be d.iit.rtd IT the expense ofthe GoF'
eralatnt.
Couron bonds arc now ready for delivery, and
~. - re-, bonds viii lie ~ the 81 ~ Nav nest.
by Nj aet OF Congress the issue u these eonas
il it,r,fed to
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-01
Consumption can be Cured.

The al. er:.sss- ply stefan Of - years expert
ence, in the treatment Of Lung Diseases, Bron-
chitis. asthma. &c. but now retired from the prac
tice, is DESTROYS of i.nparting his experience b.
ditiusing information Invaluable to tbs suffering
humanity. and winch has cured thousands
The same medicine will do for all He will send
Prescription. with full directions for use. adapt.
ed to each particular case, and will surely effect
cure. Try lit will cost you nothing-a stamp
required for postage. Address,
II. LOWE, NJ. D., Box 5V75 New York Civ.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-01
ROXRI RY II


To allnce 20 Instruments which bear tho name
OF : b. 4 X. ". Smith wonid I've ,.srlesa They
bake stood Tie test for wears; nnd when say
that they always reject uirn the reputation cf
Boston mcn, award high praise. In quality Of
tone and finish they Justly claim the FIR: rank
and, having much at stake. thn,rnan1e Of tme-
rican Orgaus mar b. considered good indor=e-
nent uf any, kesperifullv.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-01
q Single Bottle " i'll last a mont
...au be- msG al shrec times
"a hay.
nj

Er57n ian. TIM. Il ggrna. IL Noise,' II laa-
q,e :, f.,om I3te.is 1T. 81 ky ~ ~ Y"'a,,r
Ii9p.. IL, Heo5. etttof. ~. 43d 'frai tfs'e~ Al
f. T. cp4 4. ~ ~ n .,t9teef J9'faoi.
trhLroer, nc' =, 1852.
DR.. H. ~ .1FEtYi:
D.a,' -, Ia r,rlg to your notice rs the III
iuSi, would say that was severed. afflicted
with calarth fpe ,,ar. within bee ta, ;.e,l amt
I'd with ,nu and bought TWO botis- 1T ,eWs
Li3nid Catarrh ..,i0tas Before had G-cl one
bod. sas ssu,ibly improved, anal before The
second BOTTLE wa flushed wa,ee' i,eiels cerr.t.
| recommend the medicine - al afflicted with
Catairh Rcs'ly vonr-. Tges J TIesrn
Snld in Davenport hv D. Higgins
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-01

GES1'F,'rT-The american organ purchased
Of ro', though Very pleasing IN rru. from the
tl' Las become nsera and mere Il ..1critn in>tru-
mcni will. ril musical aeqrauianees as wen as
w'fh iars.f The t.t,e oi the action sul the ra-
pisii,e with which liglt ina,ic can be exoculcl
upon it surprised me-, while Tor sacred or solemn
harmony il iitnass i, unguestDned. take .rea;
pleasure II adding my testmen, 10 ,tsrea WORTH
Very truly, yours. Ii. n. "a INFORM
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-01

to the mos, delicate organization. They are also
the best and most effective cure Of Gonorrh9a
and elect vet discovered Call for Cherokee
Remedy or Injunction.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-01
II UT
iEUE. l.. G.. A. SECHE.
BLACKSTONE Mass

BLACKSTONE. Mass
GENTLEMEN three american Organs t,T.
chased Of yuu for the Of oar churches Ee-.
IN TxAridye. and il nulbn,r have been ii use
nrs ear i gives ,he much pleasure % sa. tia.
The; nave Tally met oar expectations ara agiyca
The greatest sd, ,fsc:ion. remain YOURS.
f. }. SHERIDAN, Faster.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-01
NrrkIands Nellif!nous Cough Balsam


To ora FEMALE READER-. We
call the attention oi the female
readers 10 the advertisement in
our columns ofthc CnraogEE REi-
fpY asD lSJarIos. for the care u.
Fsg9r ~ \, Or The ii Lie. These
vegetable compounds have Le..n
found a most sovereign specific for
this use. nv the removal Of which
they also aid in regulating the pc
RODS Of the female system, os.e J
iateiturira By fi,sos .lf!sas. They
are certain to cure speedily. and
thorough " and contain no mineral
poiSn,4s-arp narfpc,ly inuocnous
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-01
" itii 1T, EIfF FUTTS,
Il. f. BAKER.
DARTMOUTH COLLEGE

'Fro,, n y. Saihorn. Teacher Of Music md
President Of Handel Society in Dartmouth Col
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-01
SoLz PEorg;yToes,
Glfiet--- lIasonic Temple. Room 70. Il.
Chicago. ILL.
GvmntOruS

IT, symptoms OF Caiarrh az they generally
appear are at FIRST very slight. Persons iind thcv
have a cold that they have frequent atfaf = and
~. more sensitive he change- Of ietep ra'urc
Ii this condition. the be DRY. slight
discharge. ,hin and acrid. afterwards becoming
iEick aud adne-iye A. Inc disease b'ee'nss
c4rtrie the di scharseS increased N quantity
Ard ci4aayed rs a,1it. thes aa. ra's ttI~s $40
lea7,. snd are bawsel - ctngied eh o. ~e-
cf.,infi- ar. oitru-Ikr. car-iug lad bfeata the
v nee j. :hics and ra.ai the eyes are re.. t.
.,i>l - -u.oll i ie>Scncd dr-ros 81 .. afn
feqirs.il. take place Another renH"a aH.i
iql,s5ft.i.' -fmp'n5n Of CatarIh j. t'sa' til rer
II, = obliged H. el.ar his throat u IL" morning
~ :. i..,eA ar s.isv mucous. which has fallen
,an iror the head during tie night. When
this taxes .iac~. The per>on NAV be sure isai hi-
disease ~ ~ va, 80. lang~. aud should lose
n .iine a. arrcs'ing it.
- =, ~. u. ~ n - serrA
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-01
Two Hundred Millions Of
Dollars.

an amount that will soon be absorbed IT We may
Judge Of Of the previous saccess Of similar Appeals
by the Government 10 the loyal people OF TINS
country These bonds
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-01

'ir. GEORGE A. El,utN Organist Of San:
Jane fp seapa! Church. thcatrn H. s.s.:
They far s..rpass an Q.,.,. N merits OF tho
k,i.a uiat i.... cLi. under IN. af,.cr~atlon for
iss,lEcss, rici.ness aDd bfi.iiancv Of tone. and
rromptnea, AMI Lclcacy IF action,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-01
SpRINGIIlIn ..css

from ThoS ChabhueA ore.aist ard Director oe
,lu,ic ~ ;-e iir-t Baptist Church, Springfield.
Mas.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-01

Gssr.Egrv-iias ing hal opportunities .,rt.st.
~ he qua,ltes of Year elii-i,at STYLES II Aule
ileen Drgal, ii contrast aish tho.e # otiler ,!a-
hers q" NJ e .il,..' ST a9 fhs, ind IN them
sur"rioriis 5e:ii ii exqui-lfs PURITY, smootl.ness
'l1 Foane OF tore, n delicate ND ,''easis'. touch
Hnd pros?. iesppn 2 II rapii pldr;ns. ! can
eh"eitnly recommend them to INV person Who
may wlsh 10 ov-l or rilay nro9 .arh ia in.ileman:
mean Isl perfection. Il. specially ours
fiiuS. CHERRCCE.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-01

and offer better Inducements to capitalists tEan
any security Of pablo or private character no"
altering II par. Ncholhu
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-01
BANKING AND EXCHANGE.
Davenport Savings Institution.
--os'ics At
FIRST NATIONAL BANK.

nPEN DAILY FOR BUSINESS. SUNDAY.
Y )und HOLIDAYS excepted, from a. 70 . p III.
NJ SATURDAY EVENINGS y.
rom. Ia q clock ISrKggsr allowed on dg cosits
nj th. ate "i fivr per cent per annn'n.
Printed copies oi lis Laws and Regulations !"
be- had Il, the bank.
Money 10 loan en good improved Real Es'a'c.
t.hz,id,-,f DAVID = TIKI f. Prcs't.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-01

. - Hf-sf' - FFs'af. NV Vth.
MISUNDERSTANDING examined the American
Organs, MAJ ufectured by Messrs s. D. i H. W
SF1ltlt e'-""I'tllr eeftv 70 the.. superiority in
ever. desirable quality Of the instrument. Their
Volcing IS OF the most approved order rendering
the ene clear and relahc, enabling the pc. form
er to execute rapid passages with ease and accu
race. T. BAKER
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-01

To make this stable in fact Is IN name IN
ErIIpsg Sr.siv Of the city.
Horse. kept bv the day, week or month 81
rea-onsl,le term
ma,sdt. JOSEPH WOLF I-onristor.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-01
ffiIos. CHrRRUCK
DsIi
..KING STREET STN YORK

From Thomas Baker Musical Director of Iali.
heeae'a Theatre. formerly iea'or of Julien ;
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-01

N sums to sn available in TIC principal cities Of
England. Ireland. S"o'land HOLLAND, belgium
France. Italy. Switzerland and Germany.
Tickets from different ports IN Earepr to any
cert of the nted States both by steam an1 by
sad furnished vt New York City rates.
AUSTIN CORBIN, Pres't.
IRA NJ CLIFFORD Cashier. nv25
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1864-12-03
EN-. Piper & Co.-Mr. Il. .Crabbs.

We direct attention the advertise
ment Of Messrs. Z. NJ. Piper & Co. 4s
Delaware street, Leavenaorih. They
have a good stock of choice goods
slected with care. which they are sell
ing cheap for tue times.
Our fellow-citizens, Mr. HEERX
CRAsBs is in this House as one Of the
Statesmen. and our citizens should moi
fail 10 call and see him when they want
goods. Mr.. C. is we'll known TO our
people. they can depend upon him for
honesty and truth; he will not n,isrep-
resen, g,ods to sell them, but he will ac.
commodaie 10 the utmost all who trade
~iIh him. and sell them any thing they
want rs cheap as it can be afforded and
do au honorable business. Don't for
get the plsce. AZ Delaware street.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1864-12-03
General Orders.
HEADQUARTERS KAN. STATE MILITIA.

HEADQUARTERS KAN. STATE MrLIrIA.l
TOPEKA, KANSAS.
October Goth. 1864.
|. Commanders OF regiments and de-
lachments called into active service BY
the proclamation of the Governor and
Commander-in Chief. of the 9th Of
October. will cause 10 be made out and
forwarded TO these headquarters, i'm.
mediately. complete aud accurate re-
port, showing the number OF men that
turned out and are entitled 10 pay, and
the number OF animals and the amount
of Transportation actually used iu the
service under said proclamation.
They w,Ii also muster for pay al as
early day as practicable, the militia
thus called out. making n separate roll
of such persons. includins negroes. as
are no, liable TO military duty under the
militia laws Of Kansas, but were order.
ed into Sc vice by proclamation Of Maj.
Gen. Curtis. declaring martial law.
Blank muster and pay rolls will be
furnished, upon application at these
headquarters.
III. all claims for subsistence forage,
fuel and transportation will be made
out in proper ioim and forwarded. as
direcled, by the Governor. TO Major
Gen. Geo.AW Deitzler, at Lawrence.
Persons presenting such claims will be
required TO furnish the receipt of the
regimentalSor battalion quar,ermaster.
by whom the supplies or transportation
were taken or employed. or make aft :
davit to the correctness Of the claims,
and that the articles were really taken
BY the militia. giving. if possible. The
number OF the regiment, or the name
of its commander.
Ill. Claims for horses lost in the
service must be sustained by the certif-
ficate under oath, of at least three
credible and disin,eres,ed persons. set
ing forth the value of the animal lost,
and that it was actually lost in the SER
vice.
Nv. Vouchers will be given for all
claims allowed. and will be paid by
the General Government upon the ap.
provaI Of Major General Curtis.
BY order Of
GEO. w. DEITZLER.
Maj. General X. S. NJ.
JOHN 7. MoRroN, A. A. G.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1864-12-03
HRead Messrs. Crosby's card.
The News.

A act Of hired miscrean,s under pay
of the rebel governme nt.as is said, have
been detected in New York in attempts
to fire the city. The principal actor is
woman, who took lod dgings at various
hotels, and soon left, leaving FIRE behind
in her rooms. The 81. Nicholas. Ne
tropoli;an. ST. James, Lsfarge. Asios
House, Lovejoy's uotel, Belmont House
and Barnum's Museum, were all fred.
but little damage DONE the fires We're
discovered before progressing far. The
woman and several accomplices were
arrested.
The Richmond papers say that Sher-
man has marched into The heart oi
Georgia; that his progress has met with
little opposition. it being the design o.
the rebels to draw him in as Ear as pos
sible TO make his destruction sure. Per.
haps. but we think the drawing in will
be so hard he will come GU, safe on tie
other side.
A lot of our prisoners. Just arrived
from the South, are mere skeletons,
awful 10 behold.
A Mrs. Kelly. said formerly to be-
long in Kansas. is captive among the
Indians. and compelled to live as the
wife of one of the chiefs. She was
captured on the plains with a train, all
killed after surrendering bu; herself.
her husband among the number. An
attempt to ransom her by Capt. Fisk
failed.
Sherman is reported to have taken
MillegeyiIle, the capital Of Ca. and
burned the public buildings. The re-
bells suppress news from his movements.
The prize Florida sank on her pas.
sage.
Sherman is reported to have posses
sion Of importan, points on the Geo.
Central Railroad.
BY railroad accidents since the 81 Of
September I22 persons have been kill
ed and 355 wounded in the Uuiied
Siates-an unprecedented mortality.