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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-07-25
FISH'S IL.
LAMP HEATING APPARATUS
BOILING FRYING -ST!W WING STEPPING
with the fame thai lights the room.

Ey The flame of common lamp. a, the cost o.
q cents worth of oil very comfortable break
.as, can he cooked ~ y. Tribune.
Simple in construction, easil, Aei: ~ order.
re,iv tor use in a moment convenient
10 have OF, hand IT, Druggists Circular
Fili's Lamp il one CT the most popular novel
ties of he day, the utility uf il j: unauesionabie,
grca, saving is made III heating and cooking
small articles. and can be made to cock meals
e., great many persons, which is actually done
on the ambulance cars winch carry the sick sol
iers -' Scientific American.
For family use hospital tent barrnck, picnics.
fishing. nursery or sick room. il il an article vt
comfort beyond all proportion to It's cost Hal!
ionr Of Health.
have tried the apparatus and my wife and
proclim The .,m. most valuable aad insiis,,ens-
able article. and we new wonder how we could
nave 80 long done without it, Ed. Coal Oil Cir
cular
An economical continuance for getting up hcat
at short notice for nursery and general household
purposes, one important point Is the
Saving in cost over coal fires. N. T. Evening
POST
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-07-25

As one Of the brigadrs Of Shosn,an's army
Was marching through Athens, Alabama, .
few weeks ago, among the spectators on
the sidewalk was brightcycd girl Of five
summers. When she beheId the ensign Of
the Republic at the head OF the column, she
cried, clarpinv her tiny hands, 20. pa, pa.
Cod made that flag See the stars!'
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-07-25
SAlE

VV-HEREAS, on the is. day vi july, A. D,
w 1851, johnson Walker, Of the county Of
Clinton in the State OF Iowa executed unto
Deorve g. &. Dow, .ls trustee, certain deed O.
trust convty wing 70 said fii-te. the land in Gin
ton COUNTY, Iowa. described ~ follows tn wit
the southeast quarter OF the northeast quarter
or section NJ eight r. IL township No. eighty
three s3l north cfrat,gc No four IA cas-; cf the
fifth st, pm Which said eefyey ance was
made by the said Johnson Walker, for the par
pose Of securing the payment Vi six csstain prom
issry notes therein spccied, aud the interest
thereon signed hy said JOHNSON Walker. dated
tho i; day Of Judy. a. D. isSi. AMI payable ~
follows: One FOR ga. 90 paw able june lsf 1869,
one for Isl "a payable JGnuarysls, ASS cne, fnv
~ ~ due Janirsry lst 1894 one iyr & ~ pay
able Jan narv st is55 offe for fs- 20 payblc JAN
uary Isl iesS one TOR *Sl 81 pay able Jsn:ary 1T.
80. all ms able 10 order Of Macklu & Cprbn al
their cfhce n the city Of Dsvcnp ost, lowa.
Ard now said three hyst nentjened notes hnv-
inr bese,,c due and pay able and tire said John
son walEcr hating failed TO pay the ssne, l,
Geo y G Dow trtist.. es Aforesaid, do hereby
give this public notice. that by virtue Of the pow
er which i in me vested ~ said deed o. trust
will On Mondar, the s,h day Of An -ust. A -
1854. ut the uour Of tso sctoc< In the afternoon
Of said iay, ri the Court orsc door in the city ~
Davenport, expose and ofscr for ssie. - plbk
auctioa. tie parcel n land above described.
much thereof az snail be necessary ~ satisfy ae
nav the amount Of said note with the. interest
thereon 10 the day Of sale. together With AL the
costs and ttenAing said Sale costs Of this
Notice and trusteep fees. sssas oH2 ~7s - *'-s
Dated the ist.i of sly, ias4s - do Aaf ~
maya5ats GEOkltE >. g. DOW ..Irnstsc.' Z
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-07-25
! Georce 1. Willrv. Orga,risf and Dirncfnr

From George I. Wiley. Organist and Director
Of Music at John Street Church. Lowell. Mass: +.
LOWELL Nass.
GESrLExES-H aving thoroughly examined your
American Grgaus, am Of the opinion tina. they
are not cqUaled By these of any maker They
are distinguished from all | have seen bv their
extreme faluess, yet mellowness of tone, end
their quick responses TO the touch OF the perfor.
rier. lam yours, DC.
GEO. {. WILLY.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-07-25

,elf in England, recently, by throwing her
self under the wheels Of a railway train as
il was cntcrnga STATION. She was - years
old, and in good circumstances.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-07-25
PROF. l.. G.. 4. SECHE.
uI.CESTnyr &,.s.

GESrIEArs-The three American Organs pur-
chased Of you for the USE of orr churches, here.
IN shridgc. and in Mulhury, have been in use
one year. II gives me nuch pleasure % say tat
they have fully met our expectations. and given
the greatest sat isfaation. remain yours,
r. j. SHERIDAN, Pastor
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RnyRr-RY Nos.

KOABl Kl Mass.
To alludc TO instruments which bear the meme
of :. ID. q II. ". Smith would be useless. They
have stood the test for wears and when we say
thai they siwavs reject upon the reputation Of
Boston men, W. award high praise. In qualify OF
ton. and finish they justly claim the first rank
and. havng 50 much at stake, their name of Ame-
rican Organ, may be considered good indorse-
ment of any. Respectfully.
PROF. L.. G. 4. SECHE.
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-07-25

Mary Cannon, the New York actress has
been given up b. her physician, and cd
vscd 10 prepare for death. She has been
>tTeiiis from Brigets disease Of the kid
l.ey~.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-07-25

Mr.. GEORGE \. RRIEN. Crganst or Saint
''They far surpass all other instruments Of the
kind tina. have cone under my obseryation for
fnl.ncss. richness and brilliancy Of tone, and
prom ptness and delicaev a action
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The Union Atlachmem1

SUMNER ARRANGEMENT


ON AND AFTER MONDAY, MAY 1eth, 1se4,
~ and until further notice. trains will leave
Davenport daily, tSundays eAcepscdl Us follows !:
LIST Mail train at ........-.......s ~, A. H.
I'd Night expires, ...................s 81, r.
Arrive at Davenpor, daily. (Sunda. except.d)
Us follows
lst Night exprcss at........-........5 -, A n,
I'd i;a'ly.cNpses> ana mai rs.in... "s r. ~
Nil I; ans this arc in direc. connect
ton ut CEleae' with tsains over botn the Mic--
gan South,ssi, Aich Fea crtrai sP.tfsbarg, 10
Wayne and Chicago Railroads. 10 and fron be-
trcii, Tchds, Columbus, Cleveland. Cincinnati,
| rstsbary. DInkuS, Duilsio, Niagara Fails. Alba
~, New York. Philadelphia, baltimore, and
Washington. u -
IL Passengers arg reminded Of the necessity
o. giving distinct direct sous the destination
o. then .agyaEc. Also 20 pspcurc siekets before
taking ti,eir seats III the cars as the conductors
collect iafes only 10 tim stations the liuc OF the
Chicago anu Lnck Island kaslroad
| FAfsmVli "a. j. r. .TRACT..Hup't
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,Ks0mo songs OF the " ar.

Afrercnh Ma.seillasse. t. ;..ss. Gu
"Lnaer our fac beat heiJng call once more,
Gail w the Moth as you called her before. 2 -sx
Our V~iun.ecrs. Suas and Chorus 81.
'.sudcen and iouith. war cry ra;.g.''
Softly now. tcndeTly llis INN with care. 30.
TINS IS a hero whose pale 70 Ii ye bear"
luscfi,ed to the mothers wives aud sisters
slain in battle :. :
From The Red Battle Field. Quartet 80.
Siien'iy. tenderly, mournfly home,
From tho red battle iieltl yvlente efs cone y
A Hero has Fallen $50.
His saddle is empty. and sheathed is his sword
Another naShftds b rAp - reSsrd." Z =
sEnaacipatibn. Song and Choras 30.
II lhIs land Of the free. % slave shal there be
!. A. 4 csnse for fcbellios Tor treason"
. Mother, when the ras isNker.a So add Cho. 30
M uEHslnier keIa0&Ut4. 80. sstatr 0f a !
SenfRy mail. post -paid, on receipt Of price
OLIVER DlTSON 4 CO., Pubfishers. IN
WaehinxtUs ssrest, Bestso.
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L.
GgsTLgaEy--The American Organ purchased
Of you. though yer, pleasing in tone from the
hrst has become more and more fayolite in.tru-
ment with my musical acquaintanccs - wei, as
with myself The ease Of The action anl the r.,-
pidity With which light music can be executed
upon il surprised me, while for sacred or solemn
harmony its fitness is unqnestoncd. take great
pleasure in adding my testimony its real worth
Very truly, yours II. ". SANBORN
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4. ..ss l.sl6licn I. l.m<laea1 49, Aai
Uoa,t tnii to read tas adyessisenIsats
aA'' 9sssr, As. !. "I.sps, .s.. TO- to-. n
20 years 81 lis practice toSu1Dale n
complaints. nis pills oct ike
sAaen. Thsg - gs,isble - -.
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A single BOTTLE will last q month
Ito be used three times
80 hay.
1'eStissaO nia1.

From Hon. 7aos. H. 7sratr k.r- .H~fnj,, q Cnp-
,,~.ss. y'e..s Lliaoia. IT. Sr.eLr Of tn W.oo's
Hyqs. ~ h.py.sr@f.star.s. mt Grand Haster of
L.. T. md H. H. ri thd .Sfstsof Illinois
HElfpoRr Oct ~ 1892
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-07-25

Price from - 10 SO.
Capacity from ONE to FOUR VI iRTS.
Three Articles cooked nj one tfsne
with One BNrMer.
Arranged for Kerosene. Coal Oil or Gas.
A descriptive pamphlet OF thirty pages furnished
gratis Also
The Union Attachment.
Price 20 cents.
To be attached 80 common Kerosene Lamp or
Gas Burner. ty which water may be bcised,
and TODD cooked also arranged TO sup
port u shade.
EVERY FAMILY NEED ONE.
". d. RUSSELL. Agent,
No aoe Pearl ST. y. \.
Agents wanted jylS
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-07-25

DR.. d. II. SEELYE
D.dr s,s.--l H. reply to your notice Of the 18th
lust would Say that l was severely afflicted
viii, Ca,arrh Tor years within became .cauaint-
ed with YOU and Bought two bottles OF your
Ii1,,id Ca.arrh Rcrncdv. Before had used ons
bottle wa sen,itls improved. and before tie
second bottle was finished completely cured.
recommend the medicine 10 all afflicted with
Catarrh Res |, vours, THos J TuRyKR
sold in Davenport ~ DR. " S Higgins.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-07-25
DYsrErsIA, NgaSo ssgss AND DEBILITY

DYsrEr-IA, NERVOUSNESS AND DEBILITY
DR.. otr.csldads I,eic--Wc can recon
mend those suffering witt, Loss Of Ape
iite INDIGESTION, or dyspepsia, Nervousness
and Nervous Debili Y, to use Strickland 5
Tonic It is vegetable preparation, free
from alcoholic liquors; i. strengthens the
whole nervous system: it creates good
appetite, and is warranted to cure Dyspcp-
sin and Nervous Debility
For sale by Druggists generally at + per
bottle Prepared nv DR. A. Strickland,
Eas. Fourth street, Cincinnati. Ohio.
,uly2u-dd wtf.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-07-25

The present expenses ofour Government
amount to s2,,oo,c 900 a day sll2,Jv0 an
hour, 4 i 81, minute and 81 % o second.
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First National Bank Of Davenport,


For the subscriptions 40 th,s lnan bonds WIT be
issued OF the following demon nations IS. 1907
buo's, and looos, registered or with coupons at
tached, rs may be preferred ny subscribers.
These bond, are redeem able bv the Government
in colS after rxS. and payable FoRrr years from
date
They bear FIVE per cent. interest. payable on
bonds not over hundred doiiass annually. ana
On over one hundred dollars semi annually, IN
COIN
Deposits must be made in Leyct Tender notes OF
the United States. or IN Aationn Bank Aoss Cur
rrarg Subscribers Will receive interest from Me
iay ne n.oaey Is dspossfsd NTH THIS Baaa, and the
bonds will be dstir.rel at the expense the Cor.
s-nmsnf.
Coupon bonds are now ready for delivery, and
Registered bonds vii, be ON the lst of May next.
I,y an net Of Congress the issue OF these bonds
ia iia.itsd TO
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-07-25

% KISc STREET NEW YORK.
GENTLEMEN Having examined the American
Organs. manufactured by Messrs ). u. d II. W.
every desirable quality oi the instrument Their
'oicing j, OF the mesi approved order. rendering
the tone clear and reliable, enabling the perform
er 10 execute rapid passages with ease and accu-
rac.. 7. BAKER.
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: FtF' III! . NJFS,
THyS. CHUBBUCB
cq KINC STREI-T. NEW YORK.

From Thomas Baker, Musical director of Laura
heenes Theatre, iorneriy Leader Of Julien s
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-07-25
Consumption can be Cured.

The advertiser. a physician of 50 years expert
enee, in the treatment Of Lung Diseases. Bron-
chitis, asthma &c. but now retired frcmthe prac-
tice, is DESTROYS of importing his experience by
dffusing information ins aiuable TO the suffering
humanity, aud which 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 ncthng-a stamp
required for postage Address,
II. LOWE, n. D., Box sOf6, Nev Ycrk City.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-07-25

\ SUPERIOR h.aEDT.--Wc can conScicn-
to, sly recommend 10 those suffering from a
distressing cough, -jr. striokland's Nelifiu-
lous Cough Balsam. 1t gives relief almost
instantaneous, and is witnal not disaereable
TO the taste. There is al doubt but the
Nellihuous Cough Balsam is one ofthe best
preparations in use, and is all that its pro-
prictor claims for it, We have tried It dur
ing the past week and found relief from a
most distressing cough 1t is pr, pared by
DR.. Strickland. No 9 Fast All, street. Gin
inna'i. O.. and for sale by druggists at 90
cents ncr bottle.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-07-25

NFKTNGTTTIN Nass.
GrSTlrrrv-H Having had opportunities for test
lns he qanlitcs Q. yoar different tylcs Of me-
rcan Organ in coat,.,s: with those q ether ma
hers ] do not hesitate 10 say lha. End III them
superiority. both III exquisite purity, smoothness
and volume Of tone. IA delicste and pleasant touch
and prompt response il rapid PLAYING. can
cheerinlly recommend them 10 any person who
may wish to own or play upon such an instrument
nearest perfection. Respectfully yours
hCunS ('uIyRl,I.CE
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DARTMOUTH COLLIE

From II. W. Scrbora. Teacher or Music and
President Of Handel Society in Dartmouth Col
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Two Hundred Millions Of
Dollars.

an amount that win socn be absorbed if VIC mo,
Judge Of of the previous success OF similar appen,
by the Government to the loyal people OF this
country These bonds
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srRIVGrITIp Mas;

from TLos. Chuhbuck, Organst and Director IF
Maj: Of the First Baptist Church, Springfield,
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Exempt from All Kinds Of
alton.

and offer better Inducements TO capitalists than
any secarity Of public or private character now
,,,..r,u, nj mar mch3ldU
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WOOL

Bought or taken In exchange for manufactured
goods, at the nighes. cash price, at the Factory.
Nav 5-dwtff -faf JOSEPH SHIELDS
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u. S. 1910 BONDS.

TIMER INSTRUCTIONS FROM'TllE SEC
nErAsY vi the Treasury Of the United States
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-02-22
Progress OF the Anti-SlaVery Senti-
mouf,

The anti-slavery feeling is spreading
SO rapidly throughout the country that in
a short time very few will be found in
favor of the Ubiquitous system. The alb
solute necessity for its extinction before
anything can be accomplished for the re-
pose of the nation, has taken hold of the
minds and hearts of the people, and any
attempt to retard the progressive popular
will must end in disaster We are par
ticularly pleased with the change which
is taking place in the sentiment of Cath
olics on this subject. Those who, only
months ago, would not think on the sub
ject of abolition, are now most anxious
for its success, because they have COM
menced examining the question apart
from party feeling or prejudice, and their
good sense is convinced that the worst
use you can put human being to is to
make him slave We hope that the
day is near when a clause in the Consti-
tuition will proclaim liberty to all men
within the limits of the United States.-
Gin. Catholic Telegraph.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-02-22

B@ Delegates from all parts of the
District were pouring into the city last
evening.
Judge De Bruler and Dr. HOughland,
at the head of delegation of twenty
FIVE, will represent Spencer County.
Five or six delegates from Perry
County also came down on the Tarascon.
The "Poeket' will be heard from in
the Convention.
Delegates to the Convention will act
wisely in taking lunch along with them
this morning.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-02-22

ern States. Especially will this be the
case since the rebellion. The ave
States will always be regarded by foreign
powers as inimical to our Government,
though they may be subdued and COM
PEELED to acknowledge allegiance to it;
and should any Of them become involved
in war with us, they will undoubt-
eddy attempt to make use Of that suppos-
ed feeling Of hostility. How necessary,
then, that every great channel for com
merce with the Southern States should
be kept open and in al efficient state of
repair How essential that the Ohio and
Mississippi Rivers be put in such q condi-
ton that the supplies Of men, munitions of
war, and forage, scattered through their
valleys, may be hurried forward without
delay or hindrance
The situation of affairs in Mexico,
viewed in connection with the popular
idea as to the manifest destiny of the
American people, adds a plea for the i'm
proyement of the Ohio to the sugges-
tiuns we have offered.
We are pleased to learn, as we said in
the outset, that the people are becoming
aroused to the Importance of this matter,
and that steps are being taken to lay the
whole subject before Congress and ask
for assistance. The plan it is proposed
to adopt to attain the end desired, is very
clearly set forth in letter to a promi-
nent merchant of our city, by member
of the Louisville Board of Trade, and q
business man of high standing in that
city. The letter explains itself We
trust its suggestions will be acted upon,
and that committee will be appointed
to represent our city in the proposed
convention. The following is the letter
LOUISVILLE, February Is, 1864.
DEAR SIR:-On the Oath of this month
there is to be held in this city "a Con,
Vention for the improvement of the
Ohio River" At this Convention it is
contemplated that some plan will be
adopted for the permanent improve
ment of the river at low water, either by
locks and dams or some other practical
plan. 1t is also contemplated to ask
Congress for authority to carry out, and
assistance to carry on, the contemplated
plan. This, you know, has been done in
another case by our neighbors in Chica-
go and others in the Northwest
Large committees have been appoint
ed as delegates from most of the cities
and towns, from Pittsburg down. Dele
gates have also been appointed from tbs
Legislature of Kentucky, and we also
expect delegation from the Legislature
of Ohio. New Albany has also appoint
ed a delegation, but we have heard Of
none being appointed from your city.
We have every assurance that there
will be large and influential delegation
in attendance, and hope that your city
will be represented.
Will you please bring the matter tc
tho notice of the proper parties, if you
think your city is interested in the move
ment. Cannot you make it your owr
interest to come up and join in tn,
movement and assist by your counsel
AS member of our Board of Trade
and as an appointed delegate, have
been requested to write you on the sub
ect. Yours truly 49,.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-02-22

PRETTY GooD.-The Chattanooga cor
respondent of the Cincinnati Gazette
is responsible for the following, which he
credits to General johnson:
Gen. Jos johnson said to-day he want
ed the draft to go ahead, and wished to
have in his division two additional brig
AIDES, one of negroes and one of Copper
heads, the former that they might have
aH opportunity to test their manhood,
the latter that they might have a chance
to be shot. This is pretty good for an
officer that has always been deemed con-
sentative