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The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-19

SUICIDE AT RkyEENA, &C., &o.-Phiuip
Ackerly committed suicide in his house in
Rayenns, yesterday morning, by hanging
himself to q rafter with a bed cord. His
family were away, visiting in New York
State, whore his wife ia sick. Deceased
was manufacturer of wooden pumps. Not
making his appearance at the shop, he was
looked after, and found dead. Chauncey
Curtis, Esq, Coroner, summoned 8 jury,
and held al inquest on the body. Verdict
was rendered Deceased came to his death
from suicide by hanging, committed i n 6
st Of temporary insanity.
Mrs. Furry, who mysteriously disappear
cd some time ago, has not yet been heard
from. Tomorrow Wednesday, is set apart
for a general search by the people OF three
townships for her body, as it is still feared
that she may have committed suicide while
in q state of mental arrangement.
The Court of Common Pleas meets in Ra-
venna to-day, Judge Glidden IN the bench.
A full docket is in readiness.
SrABsIxG FRAoAs.-Lsst evening q man
from Buffalo, named Cox q sailor, left Gil
martins tavern on River street, about half
past eight O'Clock, in company with two
other men, and when near the foot of
Lighthouse street hill, q dispute arose
that ended in ar alteration, in which Cox
received from one of his antagonists 6 stab
which will probably prove fatal. The
weapon used was a dirk with q blade six
inches in length. The rufian plunged this
three inches deep into the left side of the
sailor, just below the heart. The blade
glanced up, avoiding the heart and touch
ing the left lung. Cox was taken back to
the tavern whence be set put DR.. Schnei-
der was summoned, and on his arrival
dressed the wound. One of the aasaulting
party was arrested last evening and lodged
in jail. The other escaped, but will prOba-
bly, be apprehended.
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PnRsOxAL.-wm. F. Fuller, Esq, senior
proprietor of the Hartford (Conn.) DGily
and Weekly Post was inths city yesterday.
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CLEVELAND FEMALE SIENNA
~ RY.-Next Term will on THURS
DAY Sept. 7th. Largely Increased patronage has
enabled the ProprletoIs not only to ado greatly TO
the attractiveness Of tbs Institution, but mate
rally to improve Its substantial advantages in
every department.
A Preparatory Department will be opened with
the next Term, under the immediate chargeJt
Miss e. SAUNDERS, q lady Of rsrs qualifications and
great experience In the instruction Of children.
S, n. sANFoRD q co.,
.ureoe0f6 Cleveland, o.
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E. 1. BALDWIN 3 co.

E. 1. BALDWIN q co. sIc.
Will open on Monday, September 1874 q
complete stoeko of
BBBROIDERIES AND LACES
Novelties IN Linen and Poini GAS Liner
and VaLe1eienne, Linen Cambria and Laa0n
Embroidered Lace EdginoS Lace Hand.
kerehiefs, Cambria TRIMMINGS, Real
French Bonds, exquisite patterns, Black
GuiPors and Thread Trimmings.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-19

Among the Dress Goods which zoe shall
open on Monday, zoe invits special attsstion
to the exhibition of Wool Reps, Empress
Cloths, KsLoNrs, Sdrony aud Tartan PlaiGs,
French Ftaid PopLtnS Craps MslGage,
Chene MesGHge and H~hadersfeLGs. ar
Il. I. BALD WIN & co.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-19

BOARD WANTED-Bys gentleman and wife
where there are few, or no other bOarders.
Address 81. j." LEADER Office.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-19

The receipts and shipments of Flour and Grain
for the week ending Saturday, Sept. 18th. and for
the previous week, as reported to the Board Of
Trade, we're IS follows:
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TOLEDO -MARKET--ssp1. Is

Ivy TeIegfaph.J
Wheat-Unch&nged. Sales nav white Michi-
gan at 81 so; new amber Michigan as 81 IS; o d
MOL Wabash, fresh receipts, 81 81
C~Orn-Steady. ealss at ESQ.
Oat8-A shade hrmer at 3sc.
Becsipis for the past week: Wheat IS OOO Z; corn
Sc, COZ; Oats II 100.
Shipments for the past week: Wheat a. OOU- corn
1900; oats 5000.
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The Academy has been thoroughly RENTED and
beautifully P.iated and Decorated.
hUDGLEAHBs
nr Thn Rina Rail

TUESDAY EVENING, 2eptembsr, 18th, VII Be
presented to the Cleveland public, the beautiful
and succsEsfui DromR entitled
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LOCAL NOrIUhS.

A Remedy for the P1les.-It is a blessing
to the suffering to know that we have an enectuSl
cure for this truly troublesome disease. Mr.. J. p.
Hszarde, OF I64 Second street, Cincinnati, oGio,
Eakes gr at pleasure in informing all who are suf-
fsring with piles, that he used 8 small quantity Of
DR.. strickIAndfs Pile Remedy, ard it effected a per-
mAnet cure This seems to be the case with all
Vho make use of this splendid preparation. 1t il
manufactured at No 6 East Fourth street, Oincin-
natl, Ohio, and sold BY all Druggists.
Benton q Durham. Cleveland, q. my6:R6
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Contracted for IA July at 20 per cent Be-
tol0 current prices, l0iH Be opened on Nor
uuy "UOTzEaHg, III common TO sHperIfse 0lsuIi-
ties and IN the nelO shades not obtaina5Iz
slSeDAe'e. 3. l. BALDWIN & O0
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- 0stiasnI wishing conveyance 70 either Of tbs
aboss TrAanI or BOass, win Be called for By Ooachss
Of eesEonI Omnibus Line, b. leaving thar Gddrass
at rs Omnibus Omos, 1I Superior Etrost, nsxt
door 20 ths Veddsl Houea
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Hostetter,s Mirrors ON the Battle FIELD.

HOstetter's Bitters on the Battle Field.
It is satisfactory to know that our field hospi-
tails are no longer uusupplied with this life-sAyipg
preparation. soldis-s Uho, as private citizens,
had become acquainted with its properties, have
in many inltIncss made q special request that
HOsTETTE 81 STOMACH BITTEBS might be
added to the medical stores OF their regiments. and
their wishes have not been unheeded. As . means
Of su ItaInIng wounded men on the battle fed, and
of eDabling troops to bear ~fAtiguIng marches under
q blazing sun, It has bsen strenuouHly recommend
ed by distinguished medical men, and the prospect
Is that will eventually suPercede all the adulterA-
ted t~isoiuTes, liquors and dangerous TONES that
have heretofore been consids-e ed medicinal staples
The fact that . small quantity OF the Bitters mix
cd with water from any of the Southern or south-
western rivers will prevent It from affecting the
bowels or the liver, should be borne in mind By
Army fhysiciAns, soldiers, and all who have oecA.
sim tn Wait thnsa ~Bnriions ~ nu- "o-~'-% Th~
man who uses hOSTETTER'S BITTERs in con.
formity with the directions, may set at defiance
IntelmiItsnr Fever and all otherTdiSaRes genera.
ted By the action ofa unWhOlesoms atmosphere
upon an OVertEIed frame. Septls:24s, lWdAg
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DIED.

WASrED-$1,OOO for six months, on res.
estate enquire at this office. sp1s:24s
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OswEGO HARKET--sept. IS.
In

OSNE&O 1AAAEE"-Sept. IL.
IsT RBLlGBAFH.l
F~IOuF-AetiVe. Sales at IS Oras % for No l
spring 50 90 for old winter; $40 O,slO p for
white; SO 75al1 90 Tor double extra.
Wheat-QaIet- No sales.
Cora Ou,l and lower. Sales 74%o.
bats Scarce and nominal
Barley-Firmer.
Rye--Hhald at SOc; soc offered.
Canal Fre1gbfs- Unchanged Tour 42s4Sc,
wheat 12o, com ONo. barley eZc, rye lie, oats &c
peas 12o to New Yor bailey &c to Albany.
Lake unprecedented 1890 bu, corn 4,401,
barley 90 0,
Canal ExPOrIs-l2,O bis -four, 15.OcO bu
WheAt
Lake FreIghts-1OKo for wheat to Buffalo.
Receipts 5000 bbls flour, 5000 bu wheat.
Shfbmeuta-7,OUO bbls flour. 81. 600 wheat.
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EDUCATIONAL
Allegheny College,
MEADVILLE, PA.

NALENDAR FOR Is65-66 :-Wednes-
" day, September goth, Eal Term openB.-
Wednesday, December 10th, Fan Term closes.
Tfurtday, January 4th, Winter Term opens. Fri.
day, March 3Oth, Winter Term CLOSES. MondsyS
April I'd, Spring Term opens. Thursday, June
2Sth, Spring Term closes. Commencement.
LocEtion beautiful, healthful, and easy Of accesL-
Libraries, cabinets and apparatus unusually ex-
tensive and valuable. A new Boarding hAll, with
completely furnished rooms, for the
tion Of one hunored students. Boarding from three
TO four dollars per week.
Glasses commencing Latin and Greek will be
formeu ct the beginning Of the Fall Term
J. TINGLEY,
sepl3a52 Secretary Of the Faculty.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-19

BALTIMORE MARKEr--sept. IS.
by Telegraph
FI0ur- Very quiet and steady.
WhSat-Firm.
COFn-Dull- White s5e; yellow at SIC.
PrOEisiODS-AcgiVe.
COneS-Steady. Rio held at 19a22c in god.
Nhisky-sa IS At 81 30 for western.
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sKOOND MIGHT OF THE SEASON.
MANY NEW FACES

whose talents vll enable them to give eatertAin'
msRts unsurpassed by any TheatE9 In the States
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Alas, too we'll they AnOs,

IlU5l " WIT Eu0T HUVW1
The pAin, the woe.
oaused by nsglectIng CATARRH In its earliest
stages. DR.. D. II. seelSe's LIQUID OArARRH
REMEDY will give relief in a short time, and II
directions are car fully followed even permAnent.
Iy cure this dread disease in its worst form.
septlS:R3
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=. Z. Money Msrkes-sept. Is.

MOney-Steady at 6a6 . cent.
Sterling ExchaDge-Quiet ct 109H91oe5s
in gold. D
Coda shade 6rmer, opening at 1As56. I'D
VAncing to 1857 and ClOhng 1t 1855
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z. ]. Z CO.

VIII haze on sale. Monday Sept. 1874,
elegant MORE AHtiqWs, GTos dH Sses, Bay
GdeTe Gros Gram, Gros Afriqss, and other
SKIS in the ne10 shades. Oar stock of silks
SiA, as usual, Be the largest IN this market.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-19

To the Shas0L Department attention Is IN
vitsd, as zoe offer about tOelve hundred
Wool SHADES, Paisley Scotch and zmeyicaHL
Real PaisLey and French Cashmere and
nsany Others. Tor sale By the package or
at retail. l. LBALDkIa q Co
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DRY GOODS.
E. 1. Baldwin & Go.

when they VIII offers stock double IN ex-
tent and far richer than hitherto opsnsd In
his market. vi .
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PRIcEs or ADHnssIoE.-Dress Oirels and far.
onatta 80 eeut1: Hsserved Seats to Dress Circle, 70
esnts: FsmiIy Tircie, so cents; Gallery, Is centsi
Private Boxes, IS and IS. singls Seats In Private
SGas-' Deo,s open st 7. Curtain rises At 7:as.
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E. /. BALDWINkm

Ell BALDWIN & CO III
VIZ oPsn' Monday September 1874
% 4SE AMERICAN CALICO rs
nS% ass.gns' AIse AmericGn Del c,n~a
e"0'es styles at Wholesale and r. .G'"ss W
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Chicago MARKET.-sept. IS.

by Telegraph
EiOur- Qciet and dec ined> 16a2oc Sales At
81 bOaS 90 for spring extra
Wheat-Irr, guar and prices declined Ic. clos
Ing at 81 Sshal 80 for No 4 and 81 IshaI Is ior
No g
~Corn-Aciive. Sales at Sic for No. ]; 5sKassNc
for No 2
Oats-Firm and advanced Ic. Sales At s9ISe.
FretghIs STEADY. Corn 9%alec 10 Buhsio.
observation-disclosures =
RrOVis1Ons--Firm.
Reee1pIs--FIour. 4.500 bbls; wheat. e. 900
on, CORE lS9 COO oats 6UmO 0.
9htpments-Flour 9 900 bbls, $1,000 bu wheat.
1900 bu corn, 1900 oats.
. = ErentERs' FrovIaslSs &srEss Re
- port.
Tha following are ths rates shArzas BIZ ust
AaHSSugAE-eursd premium hama s d.. S.
Hams Bb....
Dried Beok5S
3nOu1o9rD@ugsr-ourOd y D.. ........,-.. Is
Smoked Sides Z b On
LaFe-Prime leaf kettls-rndrd n bblS m tr,s e
Prime leaf kettIs-rndrSd IN ke4r n e6L
1 mes D bbi.-.--..-...---f32 Is
Altfn eteAs elss..--.s.........- IS 90
- Ne extra charge made for Daokaze1 or sari.
sge 70 railroad depoa or boats. An article an
Warranted strictly primo, and equal to anythIuSh
the ssAs'- ora'r1 promptly Alled
dsSGB Nos. iAa. IA nd rs Onts-Io -.
B-adbarn, Williams T. CO.'s 0uota-
t1Ong.
White Fish-BaIf bbls, No. I.s7 10
Trout UH %
Herring "a -
R1ekerel-0ut Of market.
August e: 1875 sugsoRa
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f. I. BALDWIN & co.

4. BALDWIN & co. i
wy offer in Linen Goods, on kondav,
September 1871,
LINEN Dz1ASKg, BROWN AvD
ALNEN 0L07HS, NAPKINS, DoYz~
L1NEK gERREINes AND PnLowN
Ana tHHS stock Of other Lsn<as Of he ees.
brated makes of
DONR4R, DIcKgoE & CO.,
HfoHARDs0N SONS Z oKDEN.
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ONE THOUSAND DoN ~ E1n
WINTER Hn ANO

%ag 0S on saLs Monde September 1871.
9tso ITO "~"arsa dozen Boys and MIssss
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AUTUMN R E GOODS

We shall offer on Monday Sept. 1874,
an enormous stock of
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SEW T0Ek nAnAEE-sept. IS.


COttOn-Iiraer with m1re d ing. taleI at
46c for middli6g
kIOnr-DlIi ard 90 lover.
sGies at 81 509T so for extra state; So SO9s 6o
for common 20 good shipping brA.ds extra rOond
hoop ohio; 50 TO9lo 70 Tor trade brands; ms'kst
closing heavy
Whisky-Pirmer. Sales OF state sad west.
srn at 50 q, mail lets st 81 t992 50.
Wheat Dull and 1A2s lover. Chios 20 sprlng
81 SAL 81 and Milwaukee CLUB $780,, am sr ill
WsukSs 81 ss, good Water red western 81 04A2 O4%
Rge-Quist.
BAFIey-Dul.
Barley MaIe-In m derats request 81 65
COrn-sHeSvy for u soul d and hrmer forIound.
7saS6c to- unsound, and SS%ASyHc or ~ould mistd
western ahost; SOC for high mixed nearly yellow.
Oats-csrce and 10 better. Sc e. at 65Dt7o
70; nee state, aud o5a57o Tor old western.
S~9EsT-ste:sy. Cuba MuseavadO 12Als1s
MOlasses-Dull.
HepS-steady. 15a45 for 1864 crop.
WOOl-Dull.
PeErDleum-Firm. Sales At S4d36i fer
crude; E996lc Tor refined In bond, and 79971c for
refined tree
PORk-Lowcr.
Sales 81 $50 IsHaSe 311S new mess, closing ct
So so for cash $50 5OaS3 70 for 1855 and 1864 mess;
SR4 S0925 90 for prime; S29 OO929 70 for prime
er's option, At So O0aS2 co.
Beef-Stesdy. Sales at IS 5caI2 90 for plain
mess, and SIl Scala Il so for extra mess
Gut Meats-Ftrm eAss at l6A16o fer shOul-
ders; laa22Kc for hams.
Beef HamB-Quiet.
Lard-Firae E. sales at 2302sc
Butter-FiTmer. 2S9sSs for Ohio, S5946c
Onooza-Dnu AZ IIaIe1Lo
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"a The sales of Dry Goods for cash ezel..
siOely and at me Pries au4o1;.h-~SS
GdhereRts of tie old faJioned srsda mi
many priced systeM-6nt tie peopLe IKE n
especially l0heA accompanied BIZ prices 10
% % per cent. 3sLOlO those of he ers5;t
AeHses- We aqvs tested this syslsns of
One Prtcs2 lfG4ag all oar qoods raopksd
IN plain HgurS) for many. years md frd
enr saes have more than 9HadrsDIea sines
rs adoption. VIA a stock of 0oods urs1rz
passed By Gny IN the country a0s prososeto
OYER to our patrons this season tndHoeaeuts
O6tGinabA asswhers. HAz . WR
ssptls;Sa
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E. I. BALDWIN s co.

II DHHD WIN %. I.I
w open on Monday, September 1sA, a
full line of
FRENCH q ENGLISH WINZEYS
This popular fabric in all widths aud QuaL-
itiss.
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DENTISTRY
TEETHl TEETH TEETH |

Dr. Js Bs DANIELS,
Late Of the firm Of HALLwRLL B DAEInLs. 1
still at his old established Dental Rooms, oorns :
Ontario stseet and Public Square, making those
invaluable gems, Artificial Teeth, at the old pFices
before the war. An Upper or Lower Set from $40
to So W vnrk vayrant.S anInR1
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AMUsEMENTs.
OADEMY OF MUSIC

John A. Ellsler ....-...-...------Manager =
R. q. Geary--.. ...-.
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z. /. BALnWINAm

Wt~ Wer 800 dozen
EXPRESS KID GLOEES
"''0 0A'''' cOl0ra at one dollar per air
Isle
rUq1s
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Comprising thOeHtyJ vs hundred pieces
Of h choicest designs aud most superior
The prices are rarksd on the 5ssis Of
value too months since, although they
,OOuld noa0 cost from ten to ts0enty Der cent.
E.LBALDRN& co.
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BUFFALO MAKkEF-Sepf. Is
IBT FL1GRAFH.l
ElOur-Dun and ~inActive.
Wheas-Heavy and closing inactive aud nomi-
nal.
OOrn-sales at 7ss for No 2 and 76c for No l.
No sa'es.
Gaas-SAlsa at 43c.
BAsH Nominal.
Bye-kales a. $50.
Nhfsky-FIrm- Held at 50 rs.
POrk-Sales ~ S32 81.
Is ct 26Lc.
Canal Freignts-Stss'y. To New York {:
Wheat 16c, c7rn J4e, oats sc.
Lake Imports For 4s h~ours-Flnur 93s
ibis, wheat 7O,26I ou. corn 333, 95l, osls 1853 3,
barley 9,5SS, rye 16 69f
Canal ExpOrfs-F1our IT'S bbls, wheat ST.
nm hn q nm 2aI EIk nata H2 hal
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-06-07

X. Il. Il.
ONE % CENT BOTTLE WILL CURE.
Chills and Fever or Neuralgia, DiarrhGa,
Dysentery or Bilious Cholic, Rheumatism,
Gout, Lumbago, Pain in the Kidneys or Blad-
der, Spine, Back or Head, Burns, Sca'ds OF
Poisonous Bites, Strains. Sprains or Bruis-
es, Sore Throat, Influenza or Dipthcria,
Swoolen Joints, Lameness or Cramp. All
Of these complaints one bottle will cure
1t will afford relief by single application:
Let every family keep it in their house, and
use it when pain is experienced. A few
minutes after its application the most SO
we're pains will cease; it matters not wha'
may be the cause Of pain, relief will follow
;ts .,sc. Prics IS cents, per bottle. Sois
bv Druggists everywhere.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-06-07
RIVER ITEMS.

Tho new and splendid passenger packet
Keithsburg, Capt. Campbell, will depart fol
Fort Madison and way points, tomorrow
morning at nine o'clock Chas. 0. Walton
in the Office. r. NJ. Pre'tyman, agent.
The Charley Cheever, Capt Mitchell, will
depart for Dubuque and way points, to-
morrow morning, R. N. Prettyman, agen'
The travellers favorite packet, Davenport
Captain Parker, will be due for st. Loui,
tomorrow morning. John 8. Pimm flli
the Office, and r. N. Prettyman, agent.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-06-07
The Property formerly known A.
i" Academy sf the lnmaealats Conception
Fer Sale.

No. Z. Academy Of the lnlmacnlate Concep'
t,or,; rroperty for sale This elegant estate com
nriees 10 acrcs with main building (which cost g.
kOO) and good barn; land in centre level and high
sloping ersdsally south, east and north. Will be
sold al . great 6aryair II applet for soon II
mot sold Il will be rebuilt as an elegant country
via. pInns of which may be seen at our Office by
any party proposing to purchase. BriLDsss are
invited to calf and the same, a. the work Will
be let BY contract 70 the lowest bidder The land
borders upon the city limits, but being iust out
nssural condition, this land is tastefully laid Out
- garden aud lawn, and 1000 shade and orna
Deu. al trees are plsnted large forest trees stand
,n1 norts. Of the main building. This place 10 vel
vorth ths a..ention Of purchasers.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-06-07

The following is list Of commissions for
Iowa regiments issued from the Executive
Of,cc from May nth to May Goth, 1865:
Albert G. Rupe, LIST 1t. G to Capt. G, 2;th
inf, vice Slocum. April 3O
J. E. Butler, I'd 1t g to 1st 1t. g, 9th
inf, vice Rupe, April 10.
L. s. Brown, I'd Sergt. g to 81 1t. q, 9th
inf, vice Butler, April 80.
J.. NJ. Griffiths, 1t. Col. to Col. 39th inf,
vice Cummings, May IL.
G. n. Elliott, Major to It. Col. 3Sth inf,
vice Grifilths, May IL.
| l. D. Marsh, Capt. G to Major seth inf,
vice Elliott, May IL.
S. W. Jenkins, 1t. Col. to Col 31st inf,
vice Smith, May II.
s. Smith, I'd It. A to 1st 1t. A, Sth inf,
vice Etearns, April l6.
A. p Merritt, 1st It, E to Capt. e, 10th
inf, vice Turner, May 19.
j. L. McElhaney, 1st Sergt. E to 1st It.
E, 10th inf, vice Merritt, May 12.
i J, Murray, 2d Sergt E to I'd 1t. E, 10th
inf, vice Burke, May 12.
c. p French, ed Sergt H to FL 1t. II ed
cav, vice Boget, May 10.
f. J. Boges, I'd Ii. II TO 1st 1t. H I'd cav.
May 10.
VIM. Wallace, sergt g to 1st It. @ stl
cav, May 10.
volney Curtis. 2d Sergt. X to 1st 1t. K 9ti
cav, Nays
) W. T. knight, I'd 1t. | to 1st 1t. l 35tl
inf, vice Evans, April go
N. Snedker, I'd Sergt. g to 1st 1t. G 96tl
inf, vice Pearson, Mays.
NJ. Rice. lst Sergt H to 2d 1t. II 35th inf
E vice Hyde, May g.
, J. A. Mccormick, 1st Sergt. E. to Capt.
S5th inf, vice Doran, April 80
j. II. killenbarger, lst Scrgt. Ito 1st. 1t.
9th cav, vice Ogan, May 10.
: w. A. Dinwiddie, late 22d inf, Asst. Surl
! seth inf, vice Davis, May 10.
T G. C. Babcock, 1st Sergt. K to 1st 1t.
9th inf, vice Tucker, Maya.
j. f. Hall, 1st Sergt. F to 1st 1t. F ct
inf, vice Irwin, Feb. "a.
: David Higbee, Sergt. Maj.sto Capt. 4 70
II inf, vice Clark, March "A.
!. L. g. Farwell, Capt. H to Major 3lst inf
vice etimming May "a.
7. STUNNING, Major to 1t. Col. 3ist INF
: vice Jenkins, May 27.
GEO. J. NORTH,
Military Secretary.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-06-07

A POPULAR RsxsDy.-One of the most
popular and efficacious remedies Of the day
il DR.. Poland's White Pine Compound. In
the Eastern states nothing can be said to
compete with it - remedy for diseases Of
tho throat, Kidney complaint, etc. See ad-
ycrtisement in another column. Gall for u
1t the drug stores. after reading the adver-
tisement. It Is no humbug, but standard
medicine,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-06-07

PoLrfrcs AND FILIAL AFFECTION. Politics
can never overcome filial affection! II is
against nature, and it has been 80 admitted
by man since politics has been IN institu-
ton.
Now, suppose that your relations all liv-
ed in the Southern States, and Of course
your relations gave you presents. Those
presents you cherish, and they are wealth
to you, while to others they are trash. Now
stranger comes to your house, with
shoulder straps, and with the air and haueht
mess Of king, walks into your private par
lor and picks up those various little articles
and carries them oG.
Ny friends, can any one Of you lay your
hand on your breast and ray that any officer
in this "Land Of Liberty" he's . commission
to do such things! Does his commission
tell him to 30 to . widows house and &C,
that ways Does his commission extend
farther than the government Of soldiers p
mol He is not Provost Marshal; even il
he Vas, does be have the right to perform on
civil folks in that manneri No; and ifthat
lady's husband was alive, am inclined ia
think that this piece Of shoulder strapped
human Aesh would not dare to show his hce
in this city again.
L,rFra nov
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-06-07

Aucrron.-Noties 10 hereby given Of IN
auction sale Of household goods Of various
kinds every mesning at 10 o'clock, st tbs
Iississippi House, Front Street, between
Main and Harrison, until further notice.
II. uAUrT.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-06-07

ConnIssioH Houss. The attention Of our
readers is directed 10 the advertisement Of
!. II Stout, IN ansthsr oDlrna. This u
one Of the heaviest and most reliable houses
In 81. Louis, and We advise our shippers to
remember them. .ia
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-06-07

WoRrn EsEiSo.-Those last arrivals Of
Summer Cassimsres, Cloths, Vest Trim
ming, and Furnishing Goods at Remington
4 Co.'S, have only to be seen to be thor
oughly appreciated. Prices down; gent,
must not forget to call and examine.