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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-04


FoRr MoSRoE VIA BALTIMORE, April g.
The mail steamer Dictator arrived from City
Point at 430 this P. ~, and brings addi-
tional particulars of The great struggle.
Petersburg was occupied by our troops at
9 o'clock on Monday A. N. Our gunboats
were all well up the James River, and it was
thought that a eight had takea place with
the rebel iron-clads
Large fires were seen up the James River
last night towards Fort Darling and in the
vicinity Of other rebel works, from which it
was inferred that Lee was about firing his
works and retreating from his long estsb
lished line.
An immense number Of prisoners have
been captured, variously estimated at from
l5,000t $4,000.
Prisoners are continually arriving at this
point, AM 1t was estimated that there were
10000 there this morning when the D.cta
tor left
A salute was being fled by all the war
vesscla at the point.
The steamer Cossack arrived here to dav
with large number Of Union prisoners, in
Guiding Gen. Mclaughlin and the men Of
his brigade captured with him by the rebels
In the assault on Fort Steadman.
Such was the haste Of the bells in hurry.
ing the Union prisoners through Richmond
on Sunday that in many cases many were
not even paroled
The returned prisoners say, that in com
ing through Richmond on Sunday. thew
saw manifest indication Of the evacuation Of
the city.
The streets were alive with people of all
classes, conditions and ages. manfest,ng an
intense excitement. All the Union prison
ers in Libby were ordered to be exchanged
by the rebel authorities, and were hurried
through the city of Richmond TOWARDS the
Varena Landing in great possible haste.
Nsw YoRK, April AT tho Gre in
Brooklyn, this morning by the falling in of
the roofs Of the burning buildings, il is MS
certained that twenty firemen were prccip-
itated in the ruiz s.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-04

Good building lots in East Davenport, have
fine view Of the river, Rock Island and the citi.s
OF Davenport aud Rock Island Price $2vo each
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-04

Tcachcrs' Institute.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN TO THE
~ Teachers of Scott County that m Institute
will be held. in the High School building. for one
week commencing Aprf 10 1866
Erery teacher is expected. and required by law. to
attend during the entire week.
The attention Of School Officers and Teachers IA
called to Chapter 4, vi School Law of 1854.
ID. l.. GogToN.
-, 60. Supt. Scott Co.
~ City papers copy.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-04

C1Q4nQs Ger Re0Sa4nas nDosfn1aee.
sack Ray. Rr1ne N1on1ea. COMa.
3Saaolen q eslons. Pay Of
ona lsQoipments.
or other property Lost q destroyed and all other
classes OF War Claims prosecuted and collected
Attention given 10 suspended or rejected claims
JAMES B. WEIGH,
A6ent NGoiUd n atClsim Association, IS Wash
80 c'sss Sei e. ~ bsln Y mansi s
s4Ag - axAssa- seia- 5sz1
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-04

Is Good building lots in the city of Rock
Island, within five minutes walk of the I. ;.
Arsenal. Price from 500 to $3.50.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1865-11-15
Reputation Established!

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0seG her discoveries h0Ue
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she is fsa her time shc t@s'g-
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aC0rfCy.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1865-11-15
JOHN PATTEN, Jr., Proprietor.

The Pacific Hotel i, well and widely known to
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Suitable to merchants and business men; it is in
close PRESENTLY to the bushes, part Of the CITY
i, ON he highway Of Southern AID Western travel
md ada cent to all the principal RAILROAD and
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The Pacific has liberal accommodation for over
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tu; anl the table Is generously provided with
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tn identify himself thoroughly with the interests
ot his house. With lon. experience as "A hotel.
kccper he trusts, by moderate charges and lib
ctal policy to maintain the favorable reputation
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Y. b. To prevent ovcrchar.e by Hackmen. the
coaches Of the Hotel are owned by the proprietor
2GN1 JOHN PATTEN, Jr.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1865-11-15
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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1865-11-15

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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1865-11-15
ryNHE TRUE CAPE COD GRAN

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Oil Colony Nurseries and Seed Establishment,
29i6m Plymouth, Mass
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1865-11-15
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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1865-11-15
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alton, on receipt Of the price by mail
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iibcr treut, baB. tras Ge Ielber {dGptat. aud
Nnoern fpebe tbpt, SIS ge56iebt meinem gae
ter INon redt, porum tauft er mir feineSanp<
lGubs!" rtef Der Sunse, ais er f6 bic 6anbe
e%rfrpren batte-unp in gang abnlidem @inne
freuen ltd1 Die SclaDenbalter &entudYs baril<
Der, Dap tie purb tbren Starrfnn Der linton
S@wisri9tetten beretten fTnnen, tpe,n le 1el>
Der lGcn oabet an @runbe seben. MSaen 1e
tbr 9latIir baden, in Der NGtuna Der Welt
msrpen le bterbur@ ni6t fteioeu.
llnterDenen sebt Der auflSl unesproaeB pes
net9entbanltdpen SnltitutS" unae1tSrt ietnen
Be5 in &entud9, Die beriibmte Srper bes
Sen. palmer, per5ufplse felt etnem Monote
Gaalenpe Don fraberen Sclapen Nei1epGIIe in
pa8 9attp Der Sreibett betpmmen baben, pirp
jest aberal in &entudY in Nn,penbuno oez
braGt. Gtn Correspondent Inn Camp Nell un
l9relbt, Dap DaS Sauptquartier pe8 Sberlten
Sterpra1er tormlt6 %umlasert iet nit Neaern,
ote I'm pane tadbiu9en. 3m SUP, 3u NoB
r1p 5lt SSa9eh, IN fel tltd6em @emdnpern TOM
men Die SDbne Nfrica'8 NIT ibren &leinen an
Der 9ano rnO i'm &rme. rm li6 au i~bersea<
gen, Dap baS uSubeljabr" gefummen.
" TT ntdt Nrbett5IAeu, ipeld,es lie treibt,
Is ut Die etnem jeoen lebenpen 0eIen BON Der
9fatar IN Die 8rut etnsepflau3te Qiebe aur
Drstpett. Der Correspondent fragile etne Der
0ruppen:
gsSobin polt Str Oenn nun seben, um 8ez
l9attt9nng gu iuGet2"
r3nrld, na9 6auS. Der Mta1er bat uts
9eIagt, mir f6nntea uns I'm lere Nale bplen.
Gr bat ut8 ieinen Wagen unp leine 9ferbe
9sIteben ltl1o unS Sp1n SerlprDhen. gSir feb<
ren 3uriiG+"
Mber bet etner anbern Grippe bieB es auf
Die 6rage, Ob le betmfebren
nJfei,, !6err. Inter Ntalter BAT uns aes
la9t, tpenn mir 9dde bplten, lulten mir ntbt
wieper na6 6aule fpmmen."
nSSaS mpIt SIR benn tbun2 {"
ooerr-- ia9t, ct wpl1e uuS mtetben.
gStr 9eben gu tbn. @S gibt senu9 Yldbe,
tpp man un6 braudt." a
90 9ebt e8, unb es lit reGt unb out lp. Die
8bpren, Die li@ nod Jest sesen Die frete Or
belt ipebren, penen elm Sle9er ais Sclape, ols
uSo@e" 9ar5 relpettabel erldeint, ais freier
Maum aber Elm Nbldeu 1T, perpen pas Gpttt
be5 3eit9eiltes, pel6eS in Den S9ladten uno
Seipcn bes &rieses er9angen 1T, tiAt rideanz
gig MAIDEN, ober tbre 9Ean3un9en werpen
nit llnfraltt iberpudern, tbr Gethtbutt, auf
ben lie 10 bo@mlitbis iinO, Miro ibnen unter
oet 6dttpen 3errinnen, unb in etnigen Sabren
nitro man nift mebr ptien, no Die alten,
~Itel5en geiGleAter bta9efpmmen linp, welAe
einlt Den Son an9aben tn Der @plittt &entuf=
fps uno oermetnten, AUDI ben Son In Der So
littf Der 9an3en Nlatton an9ebet gu f6nnen.
@putSptQe Splfsbl.)
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Wersinien. (sdeuBa6ey morO BEL bids
mOno.) Die uNidmonO 9imeso pom /. os.
entbdlt SUl9ences +: - SIR erfabren, oog am
leBten SOnntus Elm alter 9err, 9iantens zen.
ries, pel3er in einem Warttwoger, iein @eib
neben li6, beimfebrte, swei Wierlen uou Nids
mpno ouf Der 8rrot : Blantroao, BON mebreren
9eriOnen in Uniform iiberfalen, nit Steiner
81 5ooe seworfen uno bierauf oes @eloes, mas
er aLs Wlartt GrlSS bel Ii4 flb,te, beraubt
puroe. gaes per3tpeiflun9Soole 6lsbeu Der
Srau Series I'M oas 2eben ibreS WiunneS mar
pergebIi6. Sic GOlDaten batten Elm taubes
DIR uno bdmmerten nit Steinen auf Ten
&opf oe8 u%n9lidiiAen Opfer8 ti5 e8 tort mar.
GS iino nod feline 8erbaftun9en pOr9enoms
men tpproen /; mir pOlen aber ernitljA bciien,
Dab Die 8ertber Der teuflii@en 9bat ni&t frei
duSQeben |" -
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&pncprnin.

gd4 Grt. 26 unb 80 Der Contribution lit es BEL Gtrafe
Der GuSi9liesuuS bon Der @eie1 DAFT ni&t %aeitattet, 0aa
men oeer Serren. ipel6e bier ibreu Do9uiis BADEN, weser
in uniere Club JtGume, nod gu irgenb pe.dsr Sstii9teit
in ~benlelbeu, einJufibren. Die UttslIeber fiub oa9 r err
Iu&t, bic gtamen i6rer 6amilieusl,epet, fur lie fe gu @iuz
trittsfarten bere9tiSt finD, tem untersei@neten SsfretGr
loiort mttSutbeiIeu, ba Der 3utritt gum 6 lubzSauie nur
seSen 8o,5 eSuuS Der sarte scfattet 1T, EeiGe auf feline
anbe,e periou i~tbertraSsn perben tdnn.
q. %. NpeteI, BraT.
[21iul2B SuIiu8 Stei9, @etr.
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9Gs Screnben Der GcIaDerei int .9ei
tucfO+

Die SclaSeret ltirbt zines lAmadppllen
elenpen IoDeS in &entudp. Die Sppesfrqm=
pfc III benet le li@ ptnbet, tG1nen fein Shit
leto erpefeit, le rufen nur @'efable bes Nb=
IheuS unb Gfel8 mad; Treunb 1lnD Setnb
penoen lt6 9let6maBig al BON benz 1hun per-
peIenpen Sanaper, Der ni@t leben 1tno ntht
lterben GIT fEnnen lAeiut.
gS NC ppd nod 9eptlerntaBen ettra5
OroBeS, 9erpil1e6 nm ben Sob Der Sf(aSeret
tn Den rebeltl1n Staaten. Starb le bod,
IN oferer S9laGt, auf blutigem Selp, pas
Sfpert IN Der Sault, 1nter DEM Opnner Der
0e1hube, trng ie bod bic Gpbespunpen auf
Der trobtgen Stirn ,ttp Der bretten 8ruIt, II.
mltbte tbr bod ielbit Der 6etnb 5ugeiteberJ DAP
tie elmer beliern SaGe piirpt9 gefampft BABE.
Jtof 6erpiider mar bas Setlptel Der @ren5
lelaoenltaaten Mltiiouri, WaarYlanb, @efptr=
9'ntett, Die slet9 &entudp an Der Union uno
Su9ielD an Der Scldoeret feltbalten ipplten.
at0 pe Iabe1, baB bic @claperet 1e tt benz
eampTe tar Die Union ~bebtnpere, ba porfeu
Fe Ee oon ltdb, UNI li6 freier unp u~noebemmter
III pe1 Sorperretben bes Samples benz @nz
TURN Des tptloen Setnpes entaeaenitemnaen -,
tGnnen o"
Die Selaoeret 1T tuot in &entudg," ). &.
le TIT ntdt mebr lebensfdbis, pas ae1feben
1elblt tire 6reunbe 3a, aber tpesl6afen la1en,
be9raben molten fe ben eflen GaDaSer nidt.
Die Sclaperei tpirft Ntemanbem mebr etnen
Nuben al, bte Sclasenbalter baben BON bet
5ortoaner Der jeBigm 3ultatpe ielser nur ga
item unb Nadtbeile, aber ie mi6en belteben
bleiben, bieie 3uranoe, ie mitien erbalten
tuerOen trcboent, 70 LANCE ME mSsliG. Wtr
ton1ten ,lns fetnen anOern @runp bteIer lDr=
berbaren l5artnaftsfett Denfen, ais ben ftnot=
fae't Gi9enltnn iener u8arune", Der li4 bar
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Stn Nebeu fir oaS StimmreeDt Der
Ngagr.

Gr9OuSerneur @etcOtt, jegt ais 6li6tltne
tn NtOntrsal, lpri6t fA fir Grt0eilung Oe8
SttmmreGt9 an Die 8rei9slaienen i'm GaOen
aus. - Isle linO fret 9elrcrDen, olqemeine
Sretbett tit prptlamirt, es mare uninn, ibnen
oaS Stimnre@t gu Seripaiaern." OaB le
nit tbren ebenali9eu 6erren ltimrnqn perDen,
9laubt er ntGt, ie tperpen aber bur6 3ablz
rei9ere Nepral ~entatiun Dem Saipen Elm aySge=
res pulitilAe6 @ewiGt seben. @tgen bic
oentofrattI9e 9artei lit er Ie6r erbittert unp
mill fitnfttg nur fit &epubtitancr lttmnten.
3ptlmen oteIen unO Dem Giipen Iet gar tein
STREET. mebr. Die SflaDerei let gu Gnpe, Die
NebeQipn fur thinner tppt. Der Sroet 1OQte
ole republitanil6e 9artet untertiben, pamit
bic Dempcratil9e l6 nt@t pieper er6eben uub
Die @epalt TtA anmaben t5nne,
Setbei1isune Der Siebellcn an BEN
WaDlen.
&obert GYler bon D6ilabelp6ia, 8eomter
tint S4abamt wabrenp Der GebeutOn, bat an
Die uSt4monp &epubltcan" na6tebenpeS
S4reiben 9eri9tet:
8t@mpnb, 2. aug, 1865,
Yin Die 5eraus9eber Der ~uJieputltc":
Sbne @n9ate meine6 Semeo9runbe8,
nebme tG mir Die 6reibett, alien penrn, Die
i'm @toiE pper Militarpienlt Der pprmali9en
cOnIOOertrten ge9ierung 9eltanDeu baden, 0et
unmaB9eblt9en, prin9enDen 9tatb 3u ertbet-
len, BET Den bepprtebenpen Stats uuo Gcuz
grebwablen ni6t al6 Ganpipaten a~uf3utrez
ten.
Da6 8Olt BON gir9inien fat 1ta4 8eenpt=
9un9 pe5 &rte9eS Der Union urtb Der 8unpesz
re9terun9 iia tpteper unterpOrfen; bic Slid
peret 1T auf9ebpben. = SD lebe 3rpar feline
@efabr fir Die Staerbeit Der Union uuo pen
6rieDen pe6 2anpes partn, paB man cine IN.
bel6rantte g8abl fir Delegatenbaus unb
@On9reB 5ulteBe. @ber Die sesenwGrtigen
Dfentli9en 3ultanoe i'm Masemetnen maGen
es, meiner @teinun9 nad, unbeptnat npt6=
wenDig, pa5 biejeni9en BIr9er, Die inter Der
CONFEDERATION cine amtli6e SteQuno etnoez
nOmmen battea, BON a4er @olitif Ii6 iebt fern
balten. 8pbert SS(er.
Dieter Srtef lpll ni6t Der ein;i9e letn, Der
at bic uNepublic" einselanpt pcrDrn lit ulto
unipniltilAe @rltnnunsen ausipri4t. QEie
lte9t es aber nit Der Nufri4ti9teit aus {?
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3u p~ertnietben:

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lDoC6moton, Q. e.

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Sttthh1t Sc '~tafttsung erbdltrn 2CHn $40 per ger'
nat. @uG;ufrussn go 299 y Str. sntl4en u un0 ID 5tr'
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2u ~pertaufen.

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2u ~pertaufen.

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OcrtuI'9t uI(O geIuCDt.

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8GR Carriage 81 pe;faufen.
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p%ertnuten. Ndherrs IN Ger . fe b. 81. tnpS,
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Tre0er.d 8Dlf 80. 8,

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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-02-10
MINING AssEssxS E1STs LEVIED.
60. 13nIdnnd siI--.-, h inina CaI

Green Goldana AikyeRIMininG Gem.
Of Works, Gold Hill District
Storey county, Nevada-Noticei hereby given;
Company, held on tho thirty. first day of Decsm.
Der, 1864, an assessment (No. 81 of one dollar per
share was levied upon the capital stock Of said
Company. payable on the second day Of January,
1866, in United States gold coin, to the under
signed, Secretary, or to D. J. Oullahan, SuPerin-
tendent of the mine at Gold Hill ANY stock mp
on which said assessment shall remain unpaid on
the second day OF February. 1866, will be sdver.
tised on the THIRD DAY OF FEBRUARY,
1912 and unless payment shall be made before,
WI Dc sold o on saturday the eighteenth day of
linquent assessment, together with costs of ad.
yertiSing and expenses Of sale O''''
By order Of the Board of Trustees.
r. H. SMITH, sec'y.
Ohace-No. Nagle's Building, southwest cor.
ner Of Merchant and Montgomery streets San
FrancacO
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-02-10
Notice Of Assessment.-Jewett GoIt

Notice Of Aforementioned Gold
and Silver Mining Company, works at Gold Hill,
Nevada-NotIce is hereby given, that at a meet
ing of the Board of Trustees of said Company,
held on the oath day of January, 1865, an assess
ment of one dollar per share was levied upon the
assessable capital stock Of said company, paya.
BILE OIL the 25th day Of January, 1865, in United
States gold coin, TO the Secretary. Any stock
upon which said assessment shall remain unpaid
on Saturday, the 25th day Of February, l865, will
be advertised on that day as delinquent, and IN
less payment shall be made before, will be sold on
the l1th day of March, 1865, to pay the delinquent
assessment, together with costs of advertising
and expenses of sale. BY order Of the Board Of
Trustees. A. n. COMSTOCk, See'y,
Office 500 Clay street. city and county Of San
Francisco. ja26 m