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Washington telegraph., 1864-03-09

FROM MExIco.-Our- Havana files. hv The
Evening Star extend only from the 9th to tho
llth; and hy the oldest of these il seems tl,ot
few days before there had arrived an Enr-
lish mail steamer from Vera Cruz.
The DIarlo says of its news, that although
IN some OF the particulars il is somewhat con-
iused contradictory, tho military situl ton il
placed beyond all doubt and is unuuestionablv
decided in favor Of French interventio,. The
occupation of the five principal States. the
submission of the most important cities the
centres Of the comm cree and industry Of the
coustry, such as Guanau ato, Morelia. San
Luis and Guadalajara, and tho dispersion Of
the great body of the large armies Of the
Juaristas under Gems. Negrete aud Uraga. all
indicates that the campaign Of the interior i
approaching final and triumphant termina
ton, much earlier than could have been hoped
oy the most enthusiastic friends Of the inter
,enuon, when less than three months ago il
set out from the city of Mexico.
IL is very true that IN a large part of the
Mexican territory the orders of .he Rerencv
are not obeyed, nor have the armies of the in
terventlon penetrated therein. I'm the State
ot Guerrero, for example, in the extreme
south, Alvarez, the famous chief Of tho pin,o-
continues as Independent and as frce of All
exterior authority as ever, and that guerrilla
parties spring up On the hanks and rear Of the
lnterventionist armies. 1t is true, too. that
Suaree, Dobiado and Ortega are still IN the
country gathering together the mean, of II.
s.ance' .;s that important means Of commun;ea.
and ,ha, e sun In their uninterrupted possession
anu that the general situation i st;Il -a-,, ~
rom any complete pacifcation. or fron, 80, ~
RAJ order. But notwithstanding All tb;s ~
may sltheut hesitation declare, that in l .ho,.
nne all these difficulties will one by one m.
appear' p and, in military point Of view Mor;a,
" hntl n
NJ o. Piedyuae. 'Au aoroad'-
Washington telegraph., 1864-03-09

8V The N. Y. Herald's Washington dis.
patch says the policy Of extending the amnesty
to Colonels is much talked of. Rebel prison
ers and refugees state that this will cause
whole regiments to desert.
Washington telegraph., 1864-03-09
IT F II M q

The Telegraph is published every Wednes-
day.
Subscription for six months invariably in
advance, SO. No subscription taken for a
longer or a shorter period than six months.
No name placed upon our mail book unless
prepaid, and all names will be erased as soon
as the time expires.
Washington telegraph., 1864-03-09

psJ- Lewis billiard, editor of the Shreveport
south Western, died in that place on the 18th
uit at the advanced age OF 50 years. three
months and nineteen days.
Washington telegraph., 1864-03-09

G- a dispatch received in Cincinnati
from hanawha gives particulars of the
capture OF Brig Gen. Scammon and staff
and the burning Of the steamer Levi on
the hanawha River, Western Virginia.
which was reported recently. 1t appears
that the steamer was lying at Winfield On
the west side Of the river, when thirty.
i've guerrlllas appeared at night on the
opposite side, thirteen of whom crossed
in skiff and took possession of the boat,
capturing Gen. Scammon and forty sol.
diers and officers, all of whom were aseep.
The guerrillas afterward burned the boat.
All on board were paroled except Gen.
Scamnon and three other officers. The
prisoners were mounted and sent off into
tie interior.
Washington telegraph., 1864-03-09

y 1not.---rrr-Eg-
opmeuts show, that you
Washington telegraph., 1864-03-09

me a. clarksviIle and also At sanaco, Bell coun.
ty, Texas. Er-
Washington telegraph., 1864-03-09

Uuas OuIcora, are mIssIn
other loss on our side.
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-09-29
ORIGINAL NOTICE


scorr CorSrr, ss SO cent q s. s,a,np.
George Carpenter plaintiff. VS.. BENJAMIN Ham
iton Noble. james Hamilton Nyble, Rose Ger
tIude White. J"hn Charles White, Cora Alla
White, defendants.
To said defendants:
VOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED, THAT
Il there is now file in the office Of the clerk
OF the District Court OF SAID county petition of
George Carpenter, claiming of you that his title
to the south half OF the southeast quart r secti IN
eight 81 township t1a seventy nine north range
three - east in scott county, Iowa. be auie,ted
in him, and that certain deeds be corrected. and
that all the defendants be barred from setting up
any claim thereto, and for further relief. for the
particulars OF winch you referred 10 the pet.
ton.
And unless you appear thereto and defend on
or before noon OF the second day O. the next term
oil said Court, to be holden on the first Monday
OF November. A ID, 1864. deiaul, will be entered
against You and Judgment rendered thereon for
the reliet herein claimed, and costs
BROWN < SULLT,
sep2o plaintiffs Attorneys.
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Notice to Farmers.
The Union Flour Mills.

Corner Western Avenue and Front S.s. are
now completed and good running order.
We would respectfully solicit flom those hay
ing Wheat, Rye, Corn or Buckwheat, to grind to
give us a cal We will guarantee Satisfaction
Farmers, Or others having Club VIII ar - ..,l
will please bring il to our mill. So will nsy
from one to two cents ne- .nsha, h;,har Il, a =
market price. 'A''
and Bakers will please notice that our
-uant Flour will be made from the best Club
wheat, nd may depend up getting superior
article. X. STkIBLiAG * CO,
sep21 dim
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-09-29

Appointments Of Upper Iowa
COntes enCc.
DAVENPORT DIsrRtcr-R. " Reeler, +. f..
Davcnport-H. Dailies.
lie Claire-S. Ii. Henderson.
De Witt. i. Taylor
Catnanchc-J Ridlington.
Cllnton-C. G.. Trusdell.
Lyons-S. n. Fellows.
Sabula--C, w. Bachelor.
Summer llill-R G. Hawn.
Maquoketa-J. Livisee.
Maquoke.s Circuit w, Lease
Wyo'ning-,, Bron.,,
oA'''" $50 be supplied.
Dixon and Mt. joy. w. Hedges.
Mineral Creek-J. Fawcett.
A. J. Kynett, Cor, Sec. of Upper Iowa
Church xtension Socety-member Daven-
port Quarterly Confer nee.
DUBUQUE DrsrRIcr-H " Houghton, r. E..
Dubuque, Nam street-A. II. Ames.
And Centenary-E. X. Young.
Dubuque Circuit-G. La,kins.
Rockdale-To be supplied.
Epwor,h-H. w. Reed
Dyersville-F. w. Vinson.
Cottage Hlll-To b.. supplied.
Colesburgh-G. l.. Garrison.
Manchestrr-E w. Jefiries.
Horkinton-To he supplied.
Cascade--F H. Miller.
Bcllcvue-W. W. Paxton.
Lanottc-A. Coleman.
Andrew-W. F. Dove.
Quasqueton-N. Shaier.
UPPER Iowa DlsrRo1-J. Gould, r. E.
Lan,ing-B. d. Alden.
L.nsing Circuit. E. Fitch.
Waukon-A. Falkner.
Hardin-W. Young.
Ion and RoSsvillc j. F. Hestwo1d.
Postville B. c. R.rnes.
Mctjre.or-F. G. Wolfe.
Nationai-I. Newton.
Elkader-J r. Cameron.
Strawberry Points. Knickerbacker.
Clermont-K. Kicker.
Deccrah and Freeport-R. Swcarengei..
Burr Oak-W. Cobb.
New Ofegon-D Holcomb.
Fore ston-A. G. Woods.
CEDAR FAILS D TRIcr-D. " Holmes, p. E.
Cedar Falls-R. Nur.on.
Waverly and .janesville-H. s. Church.
Fayctte-P E. Brown.
Auburn-A. NJ. Smith.
Fre,!rlcksburg-J. Stout.
Nashua-S. g. Gosoard.
Mitchell snd Osage-R. F. Taylor.
Floyd and Charles City-S. NJ. Br0wnsOn.
Rockfosd-L. S. Cooley.
Clarksvil!e-J M. Waterbury.
New Hartford w. Fawcett.
West Union-W. Smith.
Grove Hill. Webb.
Grcely Grove-P. Moore Zone to be sup
piled.
Eldora-E. Kendall.
Maysville and Downs Grove. S. vii
+, kinson.
w. Brush, Prest., F. C. Mather, Agent
of Upper Iowa NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Q
Fayette Quarterly onfurence.
Iowa CRY DlsrRrcT-J G. Dimmitt, p. Z
Iowa City,. X. Fuller.
Iowa City Circuit-A. <. johnson and J
| Eberhart.
Mt. vernon-G. Clifford.
Lisbon-W. N. Brown.
Tipton-S. Pancoast.
Hebron-W. Z. McCormac.
/ Mechanirsville-C. F. Mclean.
Marion-E. Skinner.
Cedar Rapids-E. Miller.
Springville-A. Critch1eld.
Central City-To be supplied.
Anamoss-E. D. Ro ..
Montice lo-H. G. Brown.
London y. L. Paine.
W. r. King, Prest.. 8. Y. Hsrmer, Agen
If Cornell college of Mt. vsrno
Quartsely Cs0isEence.
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To COmsualuaptives.

Consumptive sufferers will receive valuable
pies.ri ription for the cure Of Consumption. Asth-
ma, Bronchitis, ard all throat and Lung nffec-
h,ns, Tree Of charge BY sending their address
to Rev. EDWARD 4. WILSON, Wi iiamsburg.
Kings Co., n. Y. sepey-d6wsm
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-09-29
4. w. HARRISON.

AND AGENT; Buys and sells Real Estate
- on commission, attends TO renting Houses
Halls, etc. The best reirrs noes given when re
quired. Office in Frank Plummers 5 Law Ofue.
entrance lower end OF Post Office Block. AZ
stairs sep2S-dly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-09-29
DAVENPORT, IOWA, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 29 1864

0. N. Spencer, Prest Of Iowa State Uni
versity and member Of Iowa City Quarterly
Conference.
~. Eberhart, Agent Freedman's Aid Com.
mission and member Of the Cedar Rapids
Quarterly Conference.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-09-29
Notice to Gas Consumers.

TN CONSEQUENCE OF THE LARGE AD-
4 VANCE in every article pertaining to the man.
ufacture of Gas. and the additional government
tax. the Gas Company are compelled to add an
advance Of re Dollar, per ibousan cubic feet,
to the present prices from and after the first dav
Of October, ls6s. THOS DERNODY
scp29-dZ1aw Scc'y
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-09-29
Wanted.

A GOOD "YARD MAN" who G N MAKE him
"A self generally useful can hear of !. good SIT
uatlon and good pay at the LeClalre House.
sep27 DIFF
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-09-29

DAvssPoRf, Sept. "a, 1854.
At the regular session Of Scott Division
xens of Temperance, held at their room this
morning, Tho following resolutions were
adopted:
WasssAs, The members Of Scott Division
Sens of Temperance, having learned with
deep grief OF the decease Of their worth,
brother, q. W. Skinner, who vas highly re-
spec.od aud devoted member aud officer
ehls Division, ther efWse, be Il
Rssotssd, That we tender to tho widow and
reiauves OF our deceased brother CUR Warmes
sympathy, in their great bereavement
aud whiie wo mourn with them In THE sad
hour Vt their affictioD, We feel that our
late brother's character for love. purity and
fidelity, az chrlstian ana q Son Of Temper.
ance, Oids them aud us to mourn a. those no.
without hope, believing him to have gone 10
jim thai Higher Order, where peace aud hsr-
a,Ony sbatl reign forever.
Essolred, Tuat the uembers of this Divis.
lou viii attend tho funeral of our deceased
brother in bvdv.
EssssSsss Iha: these resolutions shall bo
spsesd up ~ he reCo. Dc VI this DIV"
: copy 'aeresf a.: ....sa oy tho ". p. P ssd n b
-. oe piesen.ed to The widow Ut the do
ceas, d.
RoBEk- Moons. W.P.
A. +. HAnSVa, A. h. y.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-09-29
Illinois Central Railroad.

nN AND AFTER SUNDAY, NAY 2sth
ms will leav from the Great Central
Dc. loot of LAKE and South Water street
Through Express, All 3:l5 A. NJ. arriving at
daily, exc. Sundays, Cairo at 900 =. NJ.
Night Express, e:3o p. NJ. arrives at 1:eo A NJ
This Train connects for Peoria, Alton, 81. Louis
Memphis New Orleans and Mobile.
kankakee Accommodation, 5:l5P. ii
HYDE PARK AND WOOD LAWN.
6:35 AN 7:45 AN
1900 N l:35PM
4:00PM 52v .
6l5PM S:3O /"
Sleeping cars on all night trains.
For tickets ana information upply at the Great
Genital Iepot--foot of Lake Street.
W. Il. ARTHUR, Gen'l Supt.
W. +. JOHNSON, Gen'l. Pass enser Ag't. July
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-09-29

s,4.oop " GENERAL MERCHANDISE. consisting
II Dry Goods. Groceries. Hardware. HATS ana H'a
- Rno,s and Shoes for sale or exchange ior
..'nte r,n.rtv This stock was selected IN De-
,smner las, 1T low prices fron, Jobbers, ana IS
sH..rsd for sale on account oi the failing health
# its owner. 1t cun be bought Ut greds our
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-09-29
September 9Th, 1864.
EAGLE TOBACCO VVOlsk :.

OWENTliAL, ROTlISCHlLD Il CO, MAN
IL facturers ofAslsaE Tobacco, III CARA
wholesale dealers in Leaf, Fine Cut, smokln z
and Tobacco and 50 South Mater Street Chico
20. mb2e
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-09-29
To.0ays' Advertisements.
4. c. FULTON n. stars
FULTON 4 STARR,
GENERAL
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.

For the sale and purchase Of
Flour, Grain, Pork, Hams, Butter Lard, Eggs,
Dressed Hogs Hides, timothy Glover and Flax
Seeds, Wool. Beans Poultry, Broom, oip, and
all kinds Country Products.
Office koom 40. Board Of Trade Building, So.
Water. Street, Chicago.
RErEREScEs.-IraM NJ Clifford Cashier National
Bank, Davenport Iowa B. b. Woodward. CASH
Ter State Bank, Davenport, Iowa. sep2e-dtf
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THE DRAFT.
-
CEDAR COUNTY.

PiONEEH TOWNSHIP
No. enrolled, l59; deficit, Z; drawn, IA.
l Michael Tucker, Hugh Mcdonald,
2 John Kennedy, 3 William Dayton,
3 James Nolan, 10 John G. TAYLOR.
4 Henry Bucker, ii Henry Bagley,
5 John A. kenton, 12 John Mckinley,
6 James Graham, 13 Edward Delany,
7 Lucas A. Weeks, IA Lyman Hines,
No. enrolled, 81; deficit, 8; drawn, IA.
/ X. T. Melton, Jesse Axtle.
James Davidson, Lucian Stocker,
George Birney, 10 Cato, (colered,)
c. w. Simmens, II Howard Elliot,
VIM. Ferguson, 13 Alex. Matheny,
John Rummel, IA Hugh nose,
CAss TowNsaIP.
No. enrolled, So; deficit, 4; drawn, 8.
Chas. Whitman, WIN. Ores veil.
2 y. F. Rodgers, John Pease.
3 George Slater, Thomas Lovett.
4 Samuel kowser, X. l.. Moore,
LINN TOWNSHIP
Number enrolled 62, deficit Z, drawn IA.
l Saml. Although, 8 Jeremiah Wallick,
BENZ. kalnDerling, Ansel Armentrout,
VIM. Eichelberger, 10 Joseph Downing.
Efenger Hencks, II Michael Zerbe,
. Nielsen Crooks, II Daniel Bvare,
Jacob Hosterman, l3 Morgan Counes,
Z John Lognc, IA Alex. Buchanan.
COVER TOWNSHIP.
Number enrolled lO4 d ficit A drawns
/ Alfred Gray, 8 Jesse Swarts,
James Davis, 6 Abraham Lees, ;.
Eli W. Ballv, Saml. G.uwcll,
Amos Cruel, 8 John w. Bell,
sPRINGDALE TOWNSHIP.
Number enrolled 1862; deficit II, drawn
%.
l George Mervis, 12 Robert Harris
2 Luke Enclose, Ii Isaac II. Nichols,
James Ball, IA Joseph Cook.
VIM. s. Wilcox. Is Smith II. Becson,
VIM. f. Howard, Is VIM. Hull,
6 Abner Branson, II John Kelley,
Geo. Darlington, 18 Asa c. Staples,
8 Gideon Grew, ~ Isaac Cook,
= Jesse y. Town-cnd2O VIM Mitchner,
10 JAS. Matterson, 81 Jtephen Deem,
IL Evir Pettingill, % James Comfort,
IOWA TOWNSHIP.
Number enrolled ll9; deficit ~, drawn
"a.
John Dunfee, 13 D. II. Burnett,
2 }. B. Clifford, IA Ira g. Baker,
Edwin Grinnell, Is Tho. Gibson,
NJ. X. Mavon, 16 Jason Negus,
j. W. Gibson, II Jno. Thomson,
6 VIM. Flick, Is Neely Crees,
Z Frank Bower, 10 John Murphy,
s Moses Linn, 90 James Wiley,
Q Israel Gaskill, q +. Andersen. COLI
10 p A, Wolf, % Cyrus Lam,
II Joseph Crees, 23 Elisha ~rho,lby
IL, Joseph Lewis, "a Abel Clifford,
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RoBEk- p Moons. ". r.
A. r. HAnsVs, A. b. y.

HOWE DO You Do?-The ladies' have been
humbuggcd long enough by poo, vncnp
made, unservicable sewing machines, there
fore we advise them to call at Cones and
see a machine worth looking at-worth
buying-and worth using. II is positively
the best machine for all kinds of work, ever
made or used. 1t is none other than the
Celebl ated Howe Machine. sp5-dtf
DIR. FERRARD, the celebrated Spanish Ply
sican, is at his office, on Main street, Da-
vcnport. spG-d&wtf
LIE GRAND BY,Scrox.--This pretended
democrat, who seems to take peculiar de-
light in st rring up dscord aud contention
IN the democratic ranks, comes Out in let
tor in the Iowa City Republican Of this
week, opposing the nomination of Ira e.
Mitchell, Esq, the democratic nominee for
Congress in the 4th Congressional District.
and instead coolly announcing himself as
the candidate, subject to the decision Of an
other Congressional Convention. which he
hopes may be called in that District We
cannot say that we arc surprised at this &C
ton Of Mr.. Byngton's. 1t is his s.ylc
He belongs to the rule or ruin order of pol
iticians. Everything is right just SO long
IS his particular ideas are carried out. but
when q candidate is nominated agains
whom he en- ertains prejudice, he bolts
Mr.. Byington will conf.r favor upon th'
Iparty il he will not return to it again, hav
ling ruled himself out.
FuLrox l. SrAnR.-We direct the atten
Ition of our readers to the advertisement o
the firm Of Fulton 4 Starr, Of Chicago, VIII
have removed thither lfom this city to con
duct general commission agency business
Both Of these men-A. c. Fulton and 8. b
Starr, are too well known here as promp
and energetic business ,pen, to require an.
special recommendation at our hands. LIE
their numerous friends here bear them i
mind, and fail not to throw all the busines
they can into their hands. We wish ther
great success in their enterprise.
RExovAL.-T. w. Harrison, Land Agent
has removed his place Of business to Fran
Plummer's Law Office, entrance lower en-
Of Post Office Block, up stairs. DIT
. SrovEs.-The place to buy the Stewa'
+ and Challenge Cooking Stoves is at Geo. v
! Smiley's, 2dst., between Nam and Has1iaot
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-09-29

at ~ O'Clock.
Messrs. y. ID. DDnnforth.. Jr., and
Jacob Norris. of Rock Island, and other
speakers will be present and address the meeting
Let all Democrats attend and join the organi-
zation. ]. II. SEARS Pres't
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-09-29

SrovEs.-The place to buy the Stewart
and Challenge Cooking Stoves Is 1t Geo. w.
Smiley's, 2dsl, bstwesn Nam and Harrison.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-09-29

RExovAL.-I. w. Harrison, Land Agent
has removed bis place Of business to Frank
Plummer's Law Office, entrance lower end
Of Post Office Block, up stairs. DIT
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-09-29

-. ~ s'asilsa 81 y.aE .s''s'
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-09-29
DRY GOODS
d RY GOODS
SELLING OFF
For a short TIM /!
G.. S. WHISTLER

is positively closing
out his stock of Dry
Goods, and will sell
AT NEW YORK
RATES,
for a short time, after
which the balance of
the goods will be
shipped to the New
York Market, where
they are selling at a
large percentage over
our present prices.
September 9Th, 1864. d&wtf
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1864-04-21

We feel confident that Allcgany County
has furnished her full proportion Of men
TO the Union army, and would ask our
friends in the different election districts
to make lists of all the men belonging to
their election district who entered the
aervicc, the time when End if their SER
vice has expired. who Of them re-cnlistcd,
in what companies and regiments they
enlisted and are serving. and all the in
formation in their power in regard to the
matter, and send them to us. and we will
take the trouble TO have the proper au-
thoritios furnished with the necessary in
formation. This matter is important and
should be promptly attended to, rs the
Draft will in all probability be ordered in
O short time. and we wish that Allegany
should not be unnecessarily drained Of
her men to make up the Deficiencies Of
other counties. Look to it friends, ard
act promptly for your own cakes and the
rake OF those who are in the field ready
to Go service in the cause Of the Union
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1864-04-21
Rebel ttrOcIty.

The eastern papers of Saturday and
Monday brought US accounts of the attack
Of the Rebel General Forrest on Fort
Pillow and the cold blooded murder of the
garrison after they were prisoners Of war
and disarmed. The details O.. this horri-
bic o.Tair so far received are so diabolical
ly atrocious that humanity stands shocked
and incredible. Although we have no
doubt that the accounts will be more than
substantiated; yet We are unwilling to go
into any extended remarks on the subj ct
until we have more full and official infor-
nation.
The accounts state that larg. num-
Der of the white prisoners we're murdered
in cold blood after they had surrendered
the fort. and out of three hundred and
City colored soldiers. three hundred were
shot, bayoneted and burned. and that the
women and children shared the same fate.
A enc and conception which could on
II emauate from the brain of a traitor and
Rebel to this country.