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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-18

Cont and Neuralgia. \ ,uiiicien; nun,
her OF certificates 10 iIi newspaper could be
procured from persons well known TO the public.
If necessary. 70 all those all. cited. trial OF Tho
medicine is the best cvicerce Hey can have.
Persons going 10 the Mines where they will be
exposed 20 Rheumatism and Neuralgia and where
me defines are scarce should supply themselves
with Ial!emand's Specific
FOR SALE By ALL DRUGGISTS.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-18
ATTORNE yS.

JOHN y. CRAWFORD.
4 TTORNEY At LAW. PENSION AND
~ Bounty Agent, Far:and's Block. Davenport,
Iowa mhsi
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-18
lao AN,ClIOYY.

nARBER AND HAIR DRESSER At THE
E1Rnrtis House. respectfully informs the pub
lie that he is prepared for Shaving, hair cutting,
- drass;ny 81 the mort approved style
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-18
VT. cstfl.IF HfUf,,
CAPT. JAMES " BROVN
Residence Chicago I'll
=. S.-Seni medicine to care vi b. r. " WHIT
man; Chic-.0. wb
trOsu Hon. Jwdge Lord, Of the
uud Court.

~. ID =, 70. -1-tl. IT
j. II Boon, E>c-Dear SIR: have tried
our kheumatl,m, Neuralgia and Coz, Specific.
and have fosni great relief from Il when other
remedie, have failed think il very safe and
reliable medicine.
Very respectfully your friend.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-18

I 4DIEy J. y'',s'a'ss S4 Ssbsso, = - 90 l.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-18
y. W. II. lsAE[Ele.

DWSlCIAN AND SURGEON. Office IN
i basement Of state Bank building. Residence
6th 81. Bet. Bardy and Perry streets, noladw
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-18


UESTiEMEE Having examined the American
Organs. manufactured hr Mes>rs. :. ID. X Ii W.
Smith. chcertnllv ceriiiy to their superiority in
every desirable quality al The instrument Their
voicing is Of the mo-, approved order, rendering
the tone clear and reliable enabling tie perform
OF /" execute rapid passages with ease aud accu
racy. I. BAKER.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-18
PHYSICIANS.
u. A. REID. Va H..

PHYSICIANS.
y. A. REID. N. H.,
DHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. OFFICE
i residence No. %. corner Main aud Third
streets. Davenport. Iowa. jvl-82-d
DIR. u YOIMANS.
DHISiClAN. SURGEON, OCULST AND
L Aurist. Office and residence los Brady St.
between 18th and 9TH. Davenport. sp-4,ltf
DIR. EADD.
nFFICE ~ FARRAND'S BLOCK. CORNER
~ OF Brady and Second streets up stars Da-
venpolt, Iowa. Special attention eirea 10 treat
ment Of Chronic diseases and Female complaints
Of every variety. aud treats Cancers and al dis
eases pertaining thereto without using the knife.
by new prncess-saie and eiiec, ual in all durable
cases. Office hours from Q a. IN. In p. III.
Address Box 30" apl4dAwly
EDII. &. w. NcEtRN.
DHYICIAN AND SURGEON. OFFICE IN
i room over Post Office Residence east side
OF Brady-2d door from 9th st July ldwtf
TfIOS. y. HES. VI. -.
nR. LIES NOW OFFERS HIS SERVICES
- IN the various branches Of medicine and
Surgery. espeoi1Nvin those Troublesome chrome
dis "a perple King both 10 patient and plv-
slclan. Office on Third street between Baas
and Main, opposite Dr. Adier's ofec mt8itf
y. W. II. HAEAEle.
DAYSlCIAN AND SURGEON. Office IN
i basement Of STATE Bnl, building. Residence
9TH -, bet. Bafdv AID Perry streets. noladw
ATTORNEYS.
JOHN y. CRAWFORD.
4 TToRNEY At LAW. PENSION AND
- Bounty Agent, Farsand's Block. Davenport,
Iowa. miss
JAMES 7. LANE JOHN i. BAR
LANE 4 DAY.
A TTORNElS AT Law OFFICE IN SAM
"a Perrv's new block. opp. Post Office ag2,
Law I'arlmcr>lip.
no p COOK. J. WILSON DRrRY
COOK & DEsg-lsY,
Successors I, rooi. Di1ioa d. Lia6,,y.
4 TTORNEYS AND COUNSELORS ArLAW
a \ Office corner Of Main and Sd .>ts iy2adwt.
CIlAS. WIllTTAkEK.
A TTORNEl AND COUNSELOR AT LAW.
"A OfsicE on Main street in Grants Block,
| up stairs. mv2s-d,f
.. Z. gso"S A.rnuD srLLY'
BROWN 4 SILLY,
| a TToKNEl : AND COuNSELORS ATLAW.
! "A Office corner I'd and Brady SITS. Davenport,
| Iowa. nichlo
| FRANK rI.u-NEIR.
| a TTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW.
/ IA and Notary Public. Office in Let claire Block
Davenport, Iowa jnea-dt
IL. ID. CONlsDON.
| A TTOKSEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW,
| IA and Notary Public. Office, n W. cor Bra
dy L I'd SITS. up stairs. Entrance on Brady. ives
JAMES GIANT. s. +. SIXTH
| GRANT & SMITH.
/ A TTQRNEQS AND GOTNSELORS At LAW
/ IN and Notarics Public. Office Main ST.. ives,
| side. between From: and I'd SIS sep -dawtf
| CHAS. Z. PUTNAM. JOHN v ROGERS
PUTNAM IL ROGERS.
/ A TTORNEIS AND COT NSELORS ATLAW
! ~ Office in Davenport's Block. 81 floor. iel
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-18

Mr. GEORGE A. BKUEN, OrganiSt Of Saint
James Episcopal Church. Chicago. H.. says:
''Thcy far surpa-s all other instruments of the
kind tina. have come under nav obseryation for
funess richness and briiliancy of tone, and
promptness and oelicacy Of action"
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-18

BLACKSTONE. Mass
GESTLEMES--The three American Organs pur-
chased Of you for the use Of our churches here,
in ybrldge, and in Mulburv. have been in use
one year Ii gives me much pleasure % say that
they have fully met our expectations. and given
the greatest satisfaction. ] remain Yours.
f. j. SHERIDAN Pastor
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-18
.flsO--.NELDDED.s.S,

In every variety, with prices ranging from 81,
to $50 Ever, cordially invited to call
and examine our Instruments, whether they wish
to bay Or not.
Orders from n Distance prom u.
" Attended 10.
Address all letters W. " kIMBAIL,
del. 1f2 Lake Street. Chicago.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-18
.THOS. CHUBBCCK.

From Thomas Baker. Musical Director Of Laura
keene, Theatre, formerly Leader of julien $
Band
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-18

nR. LIES NOW OFFERS HIS SERVICES
- in the various branches Of medicine and
surgery. espeo,1Nni in those Troublesome chrome
dis asses 50 perpleNing both 10 patient and phv-
stefan. Oe" Third street, h.twt ea Bad,
and Main. opposite Dr.. Adier's cniec m,8itf
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-18
MISCELLANEOUS.

PRACTICAL DYER-PARTICULAR At
i rrxrroS paid TO dyeing Cloths, Silks. Velvets
Or Garments of any kind-to give any color de-
sired. Third street. two doors west Of Iowa
north side. myl5-dly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-18
DIR. GAKDD.

nFFICE ~ FARRAND'S BLOCK. CORNER
~ OF Brady and Second streets mp stairs Da-
venpoit iowa. Special attention piyea 10 treat
ment OF Chronic diseases and Female complaints
OF every variety. and treats Cancers and al dis
| eases pertaining thereto without using the knife
by new proce>S-sa and effect ual in all durable
cases. Office hours from Il. IN. IL 4 D. III.
Address Box .ho anli -dAMly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-18

Do Il lurlAet CrdaTtd That The Marehel ha lay
cept NJ hereinafter o herwi, ordered If SQUAD
flank, two i1ches fhick. and q bs lid In good
woikmaalike manner, opposite he following de.
serb d lots or parcels of land, 10 wit:
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-18

II
GENTLEMEN Having hae. opportunities for tesi-
ing Tic qualities of Your different i, L. ef Anne
ricaD Organs in contrast VIII those oi ttcr ma
kers do not he>itat. to say that lind in them
superiority. boti in exquisite purity. ~inoetnc>,
and yollne Of tonic, III delicate and u All touch
and prompt response III rapid play iu-. can
chccrtnv recommend them - any person who
may wisi, to own or play urom such ~, instrument
neure,, perfection. Respectfully yours
.TIiOS. CHJBBCCK
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-01-08
AURORA

We saksShe lEterty Of Publishing .ao following sx
tracts 'ESs prv&sa Ees,er. says the Mississpau we
revived few aays s;sce 1ra easnessd lsds !riaSd
who is aow seggaruine 6, CslBashus:
$" hasa jgss Fesarasd fuEa my heaubhIl Mississippi
hoene, ] fcund ny beau,fui hclst. w!sh fwslve
Toks elegantly furnished s1y hsssbsaAs is~ bssrr.
Esy gin, saw hna g'is, mills cribs sssbles end ou.
h&Eses all burned 30 ar ground ny hosne entirely
essolased dnriag The las Yankee raid
my Yankee frssn5s ssnt she widow tss ,heT dss.
tgnased rael word thai Instead u clothing feeding ot
sbelsering the rea~ls they aoald gve enough TO
do 10 attend 20 nay lssalytbAs iaey bad reiao@d me
20 poverty. Ny reply MAS hss II tina; was kaA and
it was known TO my rebel boys woald SOFA have
wealth untold. Thank God, they have peTsr yes
wr,sns sesr from me
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-01-08

WEarEgs ssGfa---e sssss quite number ns sisass
asssl sssss'es essssi sof SAKE IA tsr ssresss ae
sssyias aad they fcay sossss Fsrehsssss They sp
asis BY persons 10 uss vicinity. sorss OF .ss iadse
and ean ba asd. wa ssrppsse, IL any quantity.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-01-08

DaSrs0YfD Bf FtRg.Thc lne shree-ssory build
ing ea tho ccsacr of Nary end Amelia streets
Charleston nsed ~ tlie Fsrxs Eoss Carolina Hospital
sas destroyed by Ere ea Monday morning lass There
wsss about flisy in The Hospital q the isuae--
all q Hsnfr were safely renewed. Ncariy all tha
furniture, sserss eSiieinss uerc saved Tho arc
wss scsadsnssL
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-01-08

Asorsssg fHEsIEf Thc rains oil lasi wscs, caused
aposer heavy frrsbss 10 oHr river We understand I,
,osc 10 within sso fscs os ssv higarss known. We
lave iessd of 90 ssrass dsflagp beag duae save .e
wsaeng ot breseaes INSIDE IL saas by :i.e freslesos
has. ssor,th
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-01-08

Coxprrtox or NoEra Mtsstssrrrr--The
people asc all, with bn, few exceptions. true 20
the South Our money ia worth more in that
section than elsewhere IN the Confedrscy,
being about ten for one in gold. You can buy
pork within eight mics Of Memphis for forty,
sivc cents in Confederate treasury notes, aud
there Is no, . singlc house in North Mississippi,
that We were in, that The host or hostess would,
charge an imrnodcra,e price, and the majority
Of ihcm will nos receive cen, from Confed-
crate soldier. |, may be said 1t was not so
somo, time since That may be, but it is so
now the people are redeeming themselves frsH
past shortcomings The nsutrsl ground, j. G.
the territory lying between fernando and
Memphis, claimed by the Yankees is filed
with dcserters from both armies, who have
banded together. in many instances to rob
friend OF foe. Robhesies are Of frequent oe-
cnrrence and it isnos safe for quiet citizens
to roam at large, especially ifthey have money.
FahhtoUer.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-01-08

The Said who hiGds her warri1' sash ard Fnn'!-
ing ell tef pain dssssnble Is not quite ef3cets
hetUne q Aply as TIRE airi whs knts her sold
'et sweetheart pair q warm socks-
Hseei;ng n the farmers q Rigecomhc County
y {, WAS hcid At the CuaIri 'iouse lGcsdav, the
?sh ut in which reslve~i ihst he srmers ard
producers of that county wod Sal to the families of
snlnnie%Fs snd soldiers OF snsu uDsus, wio are q
untitled 10 receive ans ASSISTANCE rnm t2e Committee
a relset of .'se County S. Ist hsrrrl ak al
Is cents pr poubA BAG st 80 ceIss pef pourd and
shee lea'heF AZ 81 per pound TO be paid ior IN Coo
feetefate csrTen-T.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-01-08

ssatSd--T'lasrc wss heavy firing Yesterday sfssF-
upsa IN ,hs direction ef sisaGos,e, II said 80 have
srsessssssi frosa te sery's bsaaains sesssa sFsng
al usv s,oacr callsl tbs Rsl;a Cssslc, bOaad for
wi.ssugsoa wc do nei know tss ressis eus 80 sup-
poes tbs, tho sessel was 1o4s CT run ssbcro.
Wsisassessu .oafEas.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-01-08

GExxaAL Posasss-lEe learn irou, the Rsohnoud
ga thas sas gallant Foaassr hss received Tho ap-
Ssl1smsat g Assor general.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-01-08
Yos ssss Camden 1cesas.
THE DYING TEAR.

y f-.fas
~. -. J. -, 80. -. .,,s,.ss -.
kasasas grnH sssa 'sssgs si,cssissE saas1oTs
~ ilss asfa lASssE.e'ts sssti-
y q Idly ~ ssss ssst'f y ssssvf'es
llssfasss;g % ss'e sssse ''sng uss,
y g sstaf sS's'fsasas sssssa arg Seefsbs
saf ssss wsTsssag s's''ss ssss.
-. ...s,.. .,,,s.sv .,..s.s.x,,
h., /. -, ,;,. !, =.
While ssy sztasas. sass ase ascssr,
Essa 70 ayisg 60
Kssse my sssas sn aasaaaea hs.ssa
! wsli sens seaHessassra be,
Remembered svi' " :ssosssatag ns@bess
As lbs tkssss 81
sss's@ ''ss'''ss $50 = Ss1ss NV as's'sssss
wssals satgeSs tlss sea u sssssle,
i'essling yoss ssassstys ;sfs.
Yss ycs fatasy hs'sasss sssat vfees4psa
yaas shleesissag Issaa sEassa esrsrais sss,
Fsseseta frSsa y Wis opfssssaoal
Tpa hopsa tas geaon ii 81.
- - : - CO,
Yss sssataisg 10 brighter ssrsasc,
A scas 3iE Sail sus 90,
A Csansss sosF asesssa y uerfsas.
scs stsssza brave and hsa
s ssassaea ssfarsa ass row fsssseHasSssns.
Tsspi @ssnsss sad sssts ~ -
a.sesss. d as.,a. s.s'a .isy wesesss,
bid IL ss's. tsess In sssss.
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S''.''~' -
sSN S'ss - -
Rss+''s 80 = ''''s
-
= =
Mas. D.. ,8s : d, ,s.,s., a;,h rss,n,e
f,sg..x nss, -. i.,,..t,i ,b,.,sss,
'.Ns ''se ssT' ' &
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aEs ''as . = 3''s ~ "'.s'
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sa'Ss' 1.''''N .~sS' - 's' '
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The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-01-08
Eeeasl

Tseasay. Ike Il, 1863
10 Ffsa4s !S4eSfrias, Capt nt tssessilss:
stai tos8 asy tfvsoty NJ stsssso ar sas ssass,p<.
snI!sss cavssrsi ssSs sLsies ssls ,;ea, h.snns
iy ~ yoar ,soele usat :aat sasa;sT II ,hsy hsssg
hiaa. shall assas Masas Ussso,y. ASH yg, &sow hy
Ibis ;sttse sssss kseT say spsa.
LIS sbe su'asFs se nsss 10 nSsp cer~s vaissr, q,
she sta II bskassi ssansp caHs and askas G,rga*y
s1shls is q: usscs swss9spa
(s4sasil Ess'n a. TtLr.
ursSsalssCSsae yass
Mssst UEvss.r g aa asA saau 80, L. sstytsrf
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-01-08

sia-~i siiilk koss IA es.sieiy MIN Mgtsaea spA MIRA
Weeks aasssses sps 'lss s5ssgsSa soldier .akSu by
sos AZ be h ;ssase. - ssil tiscy te even Is saas
lng. Hy sas tune Yoss kn,sss ssss sm in earussa
Gsscsiass ta he ssssssi Jzsasss Yea ~4 soyr
Ct hare oti sa rns ssaeaaes y2ss pgpseas essFse ~
iioas .ac rvEalss tssasessegsss Atay.
tsignesi s:aw'p B Wat.
Etss fspa Vols
Aus dsr Iaai Yas sIii aessi year sS5ess pstssf 20
tAes crSek vsagp sssS ,crIsaps u EtssAi swamp
ranR ypst Rsli Esd ;s~ aeg4sa fetasard sAesu the
acss das 3lass Ii on ie ia o. ese who Aeesss ss
m"fJ gsigasa,j spw'a A. wns.
htss.s{;sfl SnIs
Tissa iaasss wsfe aepa ID hasshxaa aasIi isaea 10
Snssa3s, asscTs shsY sig keta 10 tsI
3ra etfe guarded by ssgsass, sisa rssns.si dssg
efsH sass*essarra ,sss talaB tss sasssse
We save bpi sgsser 80 aatYasa isn rAHy hszSsisss
saes Of e'ssasy ierps;rs'ei by these Eea!s uns or
tao cas~s viii sssEssoe examples T7ey es,esrd stc
hoss~c lzvaP5ea by tle wsfs os Capt Illicit g0artrr
issa+seF As sise pot saf 81 sIso arc &se a@w
them deeFsiciy ssSn la lhS salaaa 81 te fear
atd btslIa afN sheret;i coasse beg se ossg her
ssc ssstsi sFsa i0F ess,ld DO tha; They replied
sasey cva'd apd wuqId Then t,rr wss he lady's
gssirsossc 'rsTs5e. 'sRd f te srplsgsr Com!edetsa
uaan eFrt attle s-et"sH daylight ,n wc;itsuh hrss.
band returned and cuod ha wIe ard tear cssEldr~n
Eadaset '''fc'ees ;ao envney al Sfco in sight Of
'he asisss nj shsr iA,s hbsnei
In "sse ctbc1 caa0 ihsy fred residence without
giving say iso'iC" 10 the sleeping Inhabitants who
WoTsssased from death oay By she tsaely waking up
of faithful Stare
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-01-08
&C.,

AaSst t'tvsasy 4 - cd ,s.aa .4ys il setyEoe,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-05-23

OUe lEoN-Ci ADS -THr MONITORS AND THFrR
Day. rapid increase OF our ironclad navy
has been one OF the features Of the present CEN
tury, aud for time was tho absorbing topic Of
this country AZ we'll az the wonder OF the
world. More than two years have now elapsed
since the Monitor made her debut in Hampton
Roads and created such an universal excite
ment Since that time we have been increasing
our naval force with scores of vessels built ON
her general principles of construction. Expe-
renee, money and the wisdom of some of the
best talent in the country have aided in the
further development OF this style OF vessel, and
we believe now that they have reached their
limit OF perfection and effectiveness.
TO accomplish this state Of affairs we
have expended nearly sixty millions OF
dollars -two-thirds Of that sum for the
vessels alone, while the remaining por-
ton has been expended in experimenting
with various mechanical appliances, most
Of which have proved the most miserable
failures. II is believed that the new gun com
pressor. applied 10 aud subsequently, removed
from some OF the new iron-clads owing to it,
IaiuhS III Any e-s"nflit feq'l'ste, ms cost aOOul
seventy two thousand dollars, the only returas Of
this enormous outlay being the price which the
old iron aud brass will bring. Many OF the ma
chine shops ia the country which have been en-,
ployed on this Monitor work have expended
from forty to Gfiy per cent in was.agc Of M
teraI. Enormous .orgings, weighing ten Or
twelve toos. have been battered and banged
until only some five or six tons were left or, ia
fact, needed, Those having supervision OF
these matters are responsible for such OUTLAWS;
but they have never once pondcrej upon the
fact that they were squsndering public money,
and tho people wodd ere long be taxed
very high figures to pay tbs enormous sun
uselessly expended
What have our iron-cads accomplished
Charleston is still in tbe hands OF tho rebels.
Over Fort McAllister still dies the war flag Of
Sesessia, and the only trophy OF ron-clad con
test We have is tho Atianta II was tho good
gnnnery Of the weehawken that accomplished
that capture. Had tho Inflated Cumber-
land and Congress been favored by wind
and . depth Of water sufficient to
J. work h. tho MoaItosI services weuld sa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-05-23
Ike q dcSdrgp rem the lion's name
Re she X 10 r!r.

GEFo7N y TIE MEDICAL DipAgTasNT on qliE
AsuY.-We see that Tic Medical Director OF the
Army is again advertising for surgeons and
contract hysie,ans. He offers The ,aurifcert
sum o.. orc hundred dollars month 10 tie
former loss than working printer can earn
i. on establishment. We had thought that
the experience Of three years and half on this
plan wo,-iJ bare taught the government the
folly OF proposing such terms to medical meu.
so surgeon or physician who Is worth having
viii dream of quitting his practice Tor so paitry
a stipend. Those who have been allurcd by il
have been principally raw medical students or
chemists apprentices. Tic consequences. vc
need not say. MS been "a vastly larger loss
OF tie in o'ir army ihan would have been
the case undc- Tie care OF properly
| educated mcd,cel mea. Adaptations have
| been but too frequently performed where
simple cold water treatment weuld have
saved the limb, Willie isnoranoc of tic COIN
| nonest hygcGic principles hes a. oftcn led to
The loss Of the patient II hospital Most of
these casualties would have been ayod.d K tho
government bad taheu steps " render the
! medical service of tie array sdiic emily retui-
ncratlve for surgeons O. III, Shading t. be IL.
luccd to eutc- it.
. Tic mpolicy d the parsuony thai has heea
I exercised in tais rceari ias received iu"tser
ilia.sration from facts that have transpircd with
! IL sire last icw days The number of skcdai'
\ d.ers who have made their way 10 Warrington
4 frem crauta aIa, under the pretencc oil hurts
/, oil one kind o. another, has been unusually
! large Three lourths az them were so slightly
/ Injured that day or iwo in the rear rnut have
| Sc, ;llcin 10 rights again. The rest were nero
! IL sasmmiag. II our surgeons had done thcil
| du;y Done Of these skuikers would have been
allowed 10 leave our lines The question J.
whether the surgeons who examined them
were themselves qualified for their business
The result We think shows that they were not
The loss Of good soldiers and the expease
| casssd " The country by the inesacieucy Of n
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-05-23

psArH or CAPTAIN 4. A. YAyL.

DSArH or CAPTAIN 4. A. SAvL.
Among the killed Ia the late battles 81 tho Wilderness
toe many frionds OF Captain raul viii regret to hcsr u
hts uu,itosy death. He wa yocng o, brilliant
ta,eats aud universally beloved by all VINO knew HIM.
graduate % the Kcu,ucSy Mrary Institute, when The
war bss>e out hc iuncdittcy recruited company Tor
the 1wep. thra rencus xentuckv volunteer Infantry,
ami c,oscn lie lnmsnd. LIE served with de-
;eerssed sa.1ntry ~ tho Arms ~ tiie Cumberauds
unfcr Uoferai krs,ccens ara ry.ds eyrru narrow
ccars ~ tbc bae ~ stone fver: alter wbich he We
atprinief by tho t'reshrat Assistant Adntani General
NJ niaucnls guU nss gned % Ms ater sta BfiesdsR
'cno.d Dab.ie e,t. Ifc participated IN the hattlc e
rattss)ntg wHh hstpr ~ blmsct ana tie army. 10
~ - M hoa. ,d !goU battle ro5y disohstgng hie
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have been uesdsd, Tor tasy could have rammsd
their asssiIans TO destruction. We will not a.
tempt to say that they are not good vessels for
harbor defence; but to attack earthworks they
are comparatively useless. and certainly very
expensive. They are not sesworthy. and osn :
not dght In Sea way under any circumstances.
One Of the worst features Of this business Is
thai our iron-olad navy is controlled by some
half dozen capitalists, who are supplied BY
foreign brains, none Of whom are willing that
any ono should have any Of the benefits or
pickings Ia this great financial field 1t is use
less to appeal to the Navy Department in this
matter, as they are other too ignorant or too
much Interested to pay any attention to those
who have the interest of the navy or the couu-
try at heart. Consequently we must ask that
Congress will turn its attention to the workings
of the great Monitor Company, unlimited, a.
the English advertisements say, and ascertain
how much money has been already thrown
away, and how much more Is expected
to 60 tho same way. We need thorough
overhauling in this branch of our naval affairs,
and the sooner the better for it aud the pockets
of taxpayers.
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lately constructed. must teil against Us Wild
Other Powers. and will put u back . qusrtes
II not halt century as regards our successful
shipbuiiding. Tho dissraceful fact that, with
SIX hundred vessels-of-war at the command Qf
the Navy Department. tho rebel prlvateers are
stu free to modest and destroy our commerce,
will cause the world to doubt our naval ability,
and we shall hear Of no moro orders being re-
ceived here for the construction Of vessels-of-
war for foreign Powers For this, and other
equally unpleasant results, We are indebted to
the Rip Van Wrinkle who Is still allowed to
dreamily preside over so important . depart.
mont "a that Of the navy.
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A PkGytrxrp MADAsE.--A short time since
Queen Victoria received from her soa (hy mar
riage). Prince Frederic william, ~ Prussia, a
despatch announcing that his people had-ssiued
. great victory over the Danes at puppcl- inst
tben came note from Der daughter, vhe
Princess Of Wales, announcing That boz people
CHE Daues) had been defeated by the Germans.
SAsse different dispatches must have placed
~ Ns;as,y in . sad dilemma.