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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-04-19

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BROWN 4 SULLY,
A TTORNhYS AND COUNCILLORS AT LAW.
n OHIO corner Second and Brady streets, Da-
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DU ktadllnG WOOd.
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&xocssorsto Cook, Dillon & Lia65ey.
LAVE REMOVED TO THE NEW OFFICE
\ corner of Main and Third streets.
July 30 1860. COOK a OpURy
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GRANT & SMITH,

4 TTORNlYS AND C0UNSELQRS AT LAW
IA and Notaries Public. Ofioe, Main street,
vest side, between Front and I'd sts.l sp4-dkwtf
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JACOB LI'rZEN.

DRACTICAL DYER. PARTICULAR At
I tsntion paid TO dyeing Cloths, Silks, velvets,
,. Ear nenss o. any kind--to give any color de-
sired. bird trect, two doors vest Of Iowa
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M syle
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@ : Oooeinusncs Of liberal patronage. Call asA
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DIR. GEO. w. NcCARN.

physician AND SURGEON. OFFICE
Il in room directly over the Post Office.
DR.. GEo. W. MOCARN's residence, east side Of
Brady. second door from cor. of Qth iapy-dwtf
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CHI As. WHITAKER.
A TTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW
"A O11IoR. on Main street, in Grants Block, w
stairs. 'my28.dsf
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-04-19

A TTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
"A and Notary Public.
Os1rcs Block, LeCiaire, Iowa.
Particular attention paid to collections in Scot
County. lmys-dly
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.. w. IL. BAKER, Ill. d.,
physician AND SURGEON, OFFICE IN
4 basement State Bank Building. Residence
On Fifth street, between Brady and Perry streets,
Davenport. Iowa. Inuvl 9-iawtf
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DIN, u. RUfNAU. JOHN M KO0HKF
RUCN N x f1OG + f9S.
A TTOKNkYS AND COUNSELORS AT LAW
"A OP1Iog, Davenport Block, No. ~, Main st
second Floor. jun7-dtf
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stages lcayingfor LcClare, Princeton, Lyons, De-
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Fare One Doiiar per day anv71
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JAN Els Al. UALZELL.
COMMISSION PRODUCE MEkCHA Mt
~ Agent for Horrings Safes and Fairbanks
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Hair.
No. 8 Front Street.
Davenport, Iowa. May Ia, Is63.-d1y
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%. -. DON q DON,
A rTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW
"A and Notary Public. Ofico, North wos,
3snoe of Brady and Second streets, upstairs
atsance on Brady street. July 26-dtt
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e. 3. MOOHE,
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II - E NJ n n IA.
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). A. REID, N. d.,
DHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. OFFICE
i and residence No. IS, corner Main and Third
roots. Davenport, Iowa. iuly1d
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ROBACK'S BITTERA
sealsrs ! iavlgessGng ~ Wsak ~ |
Asbllltaesl, dining awsy nslaasAsly, l
aaklng ~ n nlsssy - = 1naneys
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GEO. THlELE,
BRADY STREET, BET. 4rH 5rH
WEBEa< 4 BRO, Managers,
Davenport Carriage Mandatory

fyORNER THIRD 4 HARRI> ON STREETS,
~ Davenport, lows, manufac ure all kinds Of
Carriages. Buggies and Wagons, from the best
nsssrial, and warrant them TO 6 We perfect salts
tecssoc. Repairing done on short notice.
hesso moderate. Encourage homo manufac-
SutofS. decl.dtf
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-05-20

night there was constant pattering, or rath-
er dripping, as you hear from the caves on a
misty night-the slow falling of drops. Once
during the night there was sudden waking
up of the thousands. A brigade supporting
the picket line became engaged. How start
ling it was to hear suddenly the premonitory
rifle. and then the roll after roll, succeeded
by silence. What caused this sudden out
burst have not been able to ascertain.
TUESDAYS OPERATIONS.
1t become evident on Tuesday morning
that Gen. Lee had chosen Spottsylvania as
place for trial of strength. Preparations
were accordingly mad for the work. The
great drawback to Gen. Grant was his wound
ed. He decided to send them to Fredericks
| burg. All who could walk were started on
foot. Those who could not walk, but who
did not need ambulances, were placed in
empty wagons. The long, sad procession
departed, or rather began to depart, to make
room for the other thousands soon TO take
their places in the hospitals. II was a sad
sight. 1t made me sick and weary of war,
and vet truer view is that which looks at
the sin and iniquity which causes all this
pam SOiIU" 1IdlilS vi sup
plies not Immediately needed were sent TO
the rear and ammunition trains were ordered
up.
At day break the cannonade commenced
our own batteries coming first into play
The batteries attached the Cd corps, neal
Hart farm and on the Piney church road
were very active. The rebel batteries al
first treated the dem lnstration with silent
indifference, but as continual teasing rouse.
a wild beast from slumber, so at length the,
/, replied. The air was calm and the Teyerber
alton rolled far away over the forests. There
was no movement Of troops TO the front, bu
there was change of position ali along lh'
line. Brigades which had been in the from
: The DAY before were placed IN the SECOND
line, and those which had been little re
spite from fighting were thrown to the front
General Grant rode along the lines, and mad
, an inspection Of the situation, and issued or
: ders tor general attack at five O'Clock Ii
$ the afternoon. \: noon our batteries slack
i ened fire, but the rebels now took the inni
n tiatiSe. The following diagram NAV aid yo
t to understand the relative positions OF tn
: army:
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-05-20

The Union R~pHbiiaau State Conl en'cn
met At Burlington on Tuesday, for the nomi-
nation Of Candidates for state officers, aud
delegates al large to the Batim re conyen-
non. George ". Gcan"y was chosen clair
man, and a \. Swan secretary. On mo.
ton OF \. 7. liuntooG., the usual form of
nominating committee Was dispensed with.
and the present mean 5ents, for state officers.
were duly nominated aud unanimously elect
ed. The e.ecjioa Of the state electors was
postponed anti after the National Baltimore
conveatI"n. Hon. f. D. Nicholson. and
Col. Randall, of the Eth regiment, made
brlet addresses to the convention.
The nominating commi tee on delegates at
urge 70 the Baltimore convention. reported
uol. Solu,Iol Foot of hltlaad. Hon. +. P.
Walton of Montpelier. Hon. 4. P. Huntoon
ot Bethel and C.Noyes Of Burlington. Sub
sututes-I. W. Park of Bennington. Moses
"';reG-e Of 81. Johnsbury, Abisha Stod-
cI'd oi Townsend and ". {. Smih of St.
Adams.
Inc committee on resolutions reported
seven out-'poHen, patriotic resolutions. The
TWO '''io"lng Speek the sentiments of the
irremen OF Vermont as regards the next
Presidency
n
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-05-20

being thrown out. A series of brisk and Sc
we're skirmishes ensued, in which we were
generally victorious. But it became evident
by noon that General Lee was retreating
with his main force towards Spottsylvania
Courthouse, having left his chain of en-
trenchments st Mine Run for the second de-
fenslve line on or near the North Anna
General Grant promptly began the pursuit.
He had already posted his cavalry, to antlci-
pate the movement, near Todd's Tavern, as
We have stated. Some skirmishing occurred
during Saturday morning for the possession
of the cross roads at that point; and about
3 P. NJ. there was a general cavalry battle,
with Clusters brigade Of Torbett's division
on the right, Colonel Gregg's brigade of
General Gregg's division. with Merits brig
ade, in the centre, and Davis's on the left.
Tle loss was about 2J0 on each side, and
our forces held their ground.
Meanwhile, our infantry had commenced
the pursuit of General Lee, who was retiring
in perfect oider and turned again and again
on Saturday and Sunday as our forces press
ed him, to deliver severe battle. A part Of
our troops stretched across and occupied
J
entering that city at s o'clock on Saturday
evening. \ depot for our wounded was es-
tabhshed there, and a basis for supplies ar
ranged. HaDcock's and Burnsde's corps
pressed on, on Saturday night, resuming the
chase again at daylight on Sunday morning,
and camping at noon twenty miles away
southerly from the Old Wilderness battle
field. The Fifth Corps, remaining till dark
on the battle ground, marched all Saturday
,our days and nights preceding, taking The
Brock road past Todd's Tavern, towards
I Spottsyiyania. After leaving the Tavern on
Sunday, the Sth of May. Bartletts brigade
Of Grltiin's division, being in advance a
>klrnlshers. was fired upon by the enemy
Line OF battle Was al once formed in TRAN
gular clearing near Al>Op's farm. Griffin:
division held the right and Robinson's the
left supported by Martins Sd Massacausett:
aad Rittenhouse's 9th regular battery. Gen
eral CraHford's and Wadsworth's mot Cut
ler's) division came up and the battle was St
we're. At last the enemy was driven back
but our march was checked for the time. Th
battle was fought in gallant style by men al
uiost exhausted by marching and fighting
General Robinson exhibited great skill ant
energy through the fight, and was wounded
severely in The knee. Three hundred mel
Sere also killed and wounded.
Towards evening. General Grant deter
! mined to push the enemy again, and agar
the Fifth and Sixth corps began deafen
: ing roar of muskerry, VIZ ght's division c
OF SedgVick 5 corps being in advance. Dul
ing Sunday as daring Saturday, there wa
: fighting throughout the army.
e. MONDAY AND TUESDAYS BATTLES.
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as, AID az lsl convenience leTl-,
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Persons Z seaeutary h,ai,s tr,usel Nth u.as-.s
a>-l'1i-, patpitatior u the hear, ak q. .ppe,. d.
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ilel are recsuuaenicd ly the highest medical a..,hc
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pure, anu harmless
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ler- IL ~. I'D p,y ia patent log cabin bottle Ba-
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every ,Ii has OH private United Stamp orer the cuk
uumGiiIaiel, ana Signature steel Plate side label
sold by respectable dealers throughout the hatsb.
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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-05-20

fre-l lie -Ilay ho>piAl-tae taooiy fA,ilv-1r.t-.
mans 81 ed, 1r "a. Al l.us.lr abode - st.e ;.a
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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-05-20
| NITED STATES
1 O-IO BONDS

These Bonds are issued under the Act Of Conr-e-. u
March 81 49, which p-ovil$ that ali Bond. i--l ~,
de- 'ts- A -iaIl De EXEMPT FROM TAXATION .,r,r
abr a.. municipal authority SuhscriE,ia,- q,
ia lsyaIs ised in Cnt-S State. note. or ns- ~
aaslelsi Bank. They To BE REDEEMED T.,
CO y hr .i-asaT, of the Government ~ any t-1l
e. t.. thrn @ Iilaa. forty ynars from their ls,
snd un t.,r sd, rlFiIon FIVE PER CENT MERE
Mill ii ialD AZ COIN. Bonds Of noi ,..sr a
lrei 1, alI --,.n=sr sna 81 othar Bonds .eaise
ally Tne iHi-sss is yay..e the hT,t days OF A.
aIsd srl'.nib'r IN Zach yr-r
uiss,Iit-rs viii receiye either Heightened W Uo-
Go;.d- they may Prefer. Registered Bond, Ear s,
dd On The locAs of rhe l. : Tre.surer snd can p, i'm,
isT7ed only GA the owners order. Coupon Rauss
,sy.le isrel- and oonrsnieut Tor rol21
80
i-cr5,Ir thu. loa'i viii have The option q "A, m
Bonds Interest from March Isl, BY pawn.
>--1-. iat,,z' IL coin-r in United States ao,e~ ,
a.,- Il A.-cnrl BIrk- adiias fifty pr cent far irza
MA , rc,s, han dra Sng, inicre-t froni TIE da-.
s#,i-t--r ~ "a ! lstssi-. as rh->e ROaiS are
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-05-20

Three million pairs of metal tips are an
nually applied to the toes of chi,lren's >hce,
1t IS claimed that one pair viii outwear rire
without tips, this would make an annua
saving Of nearly SIX million do..ars . those
that use them, an important item at the pres
ent time. An acquaintance who has three
children, informs US that since he commenced
buying metal-tlpped shoes tone years agoi he
has saved the price of new boots for him
elf-COmmercidl Bulletin.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-05-20

Ferdinand Richardson and John +. Hub
bard, Montpelier boys, went fishing and
ducking on Berlin pond the ether DAY. Both
got ducked, and Ferd. tishet up Hubhar 10
keep him from drowning. Rife aud fowliny-
piece lest. Richardson sho; his ducks. the
recoil of the gun disturbed his balance. and
that overturned the boat.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-05-20
The Campaign.

There seems to have been no general hght'
ing since Thursday last. AT last accounts
Lee held the strip of land between the rivers
Pc and Ia and was waiting for Grant to
come forward. This would indicate that
Lees army is still compact torce-stll able
tc DISPUTE the advance Of Grant. There is
probably au advantage in Lees present posi-
son over that which he held on this side the
river Pc, lnaSmuch as ne can contract ms
front and make his forces mere compact. IN
.ht meantime the roads are in So bad a con
di.ou on account Of recent heavy rains that
Grant did not deem it best to move. In
present circumstances Lee sill suffer much
more than Grant by the delay Of few days,
a, the formers provisions ale short, and eve
luc, bv which lie can get them are mostly
severed. Gen. Grant has only to press close
y enough upon the enemy, front TO be sure
Of his continued presence n Introduced force.
on the Ssh Gen. @heridca made 4 cavalry
raid cb the rear Of Gen. Lees army ard on
hi, laiiro.I Communicates, and officially
announces the destruction Of the Virginia
Celua near Beaver Dam, for eight miles
AID Of tie Fredtr ,h,Ju4g road, near Ash
.ad Station, TO. SIX miles, including at both
great quantities 0! stores and of rolling
stock. Gen. Sh4ri@en twice attacked and
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HE Fn1H CORPS.

have already spoken OF lie part uh'lG
the 9TH corps performed il correction Nj.
tn, , in the early p.rl Of the afternoon. l.
was in Gree mere. kohinson'S. Cliler'> and
Craw!ori's d:vis,oEs-all HeTa engaged. Cut
Ter, comm ndin. The Ilh division slno. a ads
Sorih's 9TH, va in the taiesest q lie
fight. While The b.-;le WAS ~l.ias. Ge..
Rec. commanding III. - brigade, oi tie i.l
division, was lying il the 5SIiIal WOUNDED.
The surgeon had lad down has kliit AFTER
amputatm.g the shattered limb. The sufferer
could hear the tide of baille-ihe c,il>r al,
rolls, ike waves upon the shore. His yes
were closing TO the scenes of earrh. lie ua>
nearing that land which i, without a shcrr.
His pain was intense.
Turn me over tie said to me surgeon
and attendants
Which way will YOU lie .
Let me lie ,riM say tace 'otcard The o.e-
mgr
They were his last words. And with them
close the narrative of the operations Of the
day-of one of the great battles Of the wa.
With his face toward ihe enemy, lie and
his tellow-solliers met them Upon the CORY
tield-thousands Of them Is ing upon The >nai
which is forever their resting place. Let tins
be the inscription upon the maascleum erect
ed to their memoir They fell win Their
faces toward the enemy"
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SATURDAYS AND SUNDAY : FIGHTING.
~ dayhreak on Saturday, our forces oper-
e,' me conflict again with shot and shell,
> al, d at H'sat 10 protect our right wing.
me ia''rr Tad been drawn back and strpny H.
eAto' Ihe c4rnonading called out no rep,y.
and general advance followed, skiymishers
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