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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-04
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fNsw Yenx. Oct. A.-The TiDeo' Wi.
tqgtsn spseial sayo, an sseosous inprpasic.,
prevails q 70 the effect Of relieving 0enee.i
Bragg from further service on he Writ
military commission. Il 10 generally suD
posed tlat this order Of The War Depart.
mont embraces . grave legal question =
to the right Of the commission 70 proceed
with the trial Of wirts. The question bow.
ever has long bsen settled, and he with.
drnwal Of Of ono member Or any number Of
members Of court until the number is re.
duced but to three, will not viola t. The pro-
ceedings, nor prevent The three o. more
from nsking up their finding and judg.
meut.
Gen. S,ocum's resignation has besa re-
ceived and seepted u tbs PrsSdent
AAotbse dsIsGstion from keatneky =
conist 70 wA6hingaDn 70 urgs 0snasl
Palnsfs semovA from IL c1noand 4
the military department Of Kentucky. This
delegation Is hesded by CARAT Davis and
his followers Of such ike ilk.
Commissioner Edmunds Of the General
Land Office to-day decided that . preemp-
tor is allowed to file his declaratory state
ment upon tract Of land previously enter
| tered under the homestead act Of his dec
laratory statement % accompanied BY his
affidavit that he had actually made his set
tlement prior to the date Of the homestead
oct. He also decided that two or more par
ties cannot settle on the same track.
Under the said act the tract should be
awarded TO the first applicants. If two o.
more apply for the tract at the same tune,
it should be awarded to the party making
the highest bid for the privilege Of making
the entry, and the sum thus bid should be
credited to the United States in the returns
as an exccss, with = nsnorsndua of the
facts. A party can enter tract upon which
pre- emptor has flied his dcclaratory state
incnt, il he files his affidavit that there 10 nc
pre- cmption settlement on the land, and
making his entry subject to the pre-. emptior
claim in case such pre- -emption should bs
established after notice ard hearing Of th,
parties concerned.
The internal revenue receipts to-day
were BAG. G25 70.
The following rule WAS this morning or
dcred by the Collector Of Internal Revenue
That in determining the amount Of taxAbl,
gross receipts for premiums aud receipts
under section l05, Of the act of June 18th
1864, insurance companies arc net allowed
to dedlct any amount paid them for rein
| surance. :
Gen. Howard will next inspect the condi
ton Of the freedmcns' affairs in North Car
clna, and will leave for that purpose il
about . week.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-04

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mlsslons. INVOLUNTARY discharges. 100
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-04
New York N arkee.

New York Market.
Nsw Y0RA, Oct Z.
Cotton 4sc rpidling
Flour - Better. $s.o5M9.l5 X. o.
WHEAT. .65Q 2 Chicago Spring.
trsS.-Firm. 1895 for sound mixed.
Car Firm &c Western.
Pog9. Firm. t3l o0M34 10 new Mess
TulsKEY.-Quict. $2.2.l4M2
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-04

ST. LOUIS, Oct. 2.
There was q large attendance on 'change todsys
nj i business hrisk and firm feeling existed III
ancst ali t,clcs II produce. Oats advanced 3aoc
nor In and not stand,n tho immense r0ccipts
Of barley, the price WAS higher
Wheat with moderate receipts MAJ kef rSme ~
q -, .nJ choice In active demand Qu"fnttOns ere
81 osrf "a for SPRING 81 80 for club u 1Osl 70 for
GOOD faiI 81 95Q,2 II Tor PRIME and " Bog % for
choice.
rn-Rereipts git, ard maj ket firm at '0c for
yellow aud 70Qa7,c for white
Oats-Advanced, quoting "a: 4sJ5lc.
Eye-At G0teG5c
Bar .y-Advanced, although receipts very
arse for this point. amounting 10 nearly $1,000 bu.
Quotations are 81 a5ltl 128.
Whisky Firm at 226
Prov sion- Mess pork stands at s2S lard standing
Al S3, for prime keg
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-04
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MRS. WIlUuA0W, u

Ansxpssiesced Nsrss end Female Physisiss pre-
ssuo 70 Ne asasns,on Al notAess, Der
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-04
MOsTETTER,S -
STOMACH B1GTERS

II you chose 10 make the expsrimeat, your cure
VIII commence. II yon decline the trial, you are
o,ck BY your own choice.
You will say, perhans, that the manufacturers
and proprtctors Of the article have pecuniary
Interest In rendering il popular Granted. And
the same thing may be- said Of the baker, who
makes good bread But good bread il ncvcrthc-
!ees capital thing. and whoever advertises to
the world where tue very best bread may be pro
eered, does the community priceless service.
W0etotter's Stomach Bitters
Are .. far superior tsovssy other Tonic and Al.
tefnative 10 the MARKET ~ The purest and most
nurltious bread 10 those c0unterfeits Of tile staff
81 life. composed Of bad Yeast and ueaound -four.
Its materials are the purified essence Of the finest
rye, medicated with the Juices OF herbs and roots
possessing uprquacd tonic alternative and anti
bilious propM les. and which have received the
emphatic approval Of the most distinguished
physicians and pharmaceutists Of the age
The Essence Of Rye In "a diffusible sti,nuant-
IN other words i; is duid which rapidly spreads
itself through the system, carrying with ID any
medicament which is combined with IT, The
reason why the pernicious tavern liquors do 40
much injury is, because they are adulterated with
poisonous ingredients which they convey into
the circulation OF the nervous system and the
orGn, thereby generating inflammation Of the
stomach, intestinal disorders, liver disease. ncr-
vous complaints, dclirium trcmens, imbccility,
and madness. The reason why
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-04

Chicago Markets.
BY Telegraph CHICAGO, Oct g.
Fiour-lcc better at t10le12 for white winter, and
81 1909 % for spring extras
Mh.at Spring wheat 4I5c better red winter
more active and firm. Saes AT 81 IS for No \ and
81 80 FOR y" red; 81 i4a al Az for No and - 26
1ei II fof srrirg
Icrn-Sirady and Arm. at Goae1Y for No and
JsG,jJr for No2
os's Act - and : Gle better, at S2H 0S3kc for
No | T..d .Gs2. &C for p
Rye lie tester a. IS li0sc for No l. and 61HGo9c
tor Nu2
Barley iGt2c better, at soGsic for No9
Whisky bull and nomina Mt 21ea22o.
Provi-i ns-tirm. Me-s rk $3t oa35; prime
mess nominal n; AZ; lard nominal al s9Sc
i!ogs-i5d2 0c better. n, $i2 ,1at13 %.
Cattle Are hrmer f,r good AT t4S673
Moncy--Clnee.
Exchafge- Easier.
Cold-l&3I,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-04
AAo Government Countersfhm N.
Tho Counterfeiting Of
AAOstettcr's Stomach Bitters

-, NV somewhat more serious as xell as diff
business imam 1t a few wears ago each
By the '''''e oei''s "u'"sn''ca'eu
OEriClAL ENDORSEMENT OF THE
y. 5. REVENUE DEPARTMENT.
son M. form Of Stamp engras ed on steel. to
ssSSu"'vreu which is IA felony. See therefore
WAY 'his GOVERNMENT cot NTERsi,.N as
s. Is Tue snsra,d label and note hand Of the
ProPrietors, Is attached to each bottle The In
gel - embellishcd with superb represents,;"n
81 -. George on horseback in the act Of smear
ing the Dragon. and underneath is a shield or
secutcheon bearing warning inscription which
counterfeiters are advisedt 30 read before they on
counter the penalty which it sets forth. Below
This again is HoSTETrER ( SMITHS note of
aene, the signature to winch it would he rather a
ceuous business TO forge. 1.-THE public wil!,co
" tnese verihcatons of the renuinene,a Of
~ :fssc'e before they purchase they cannot be
csceve0. The proprietary label and Governmen,
swamp are both executed - steel in the finest And
@oss elaborate style of bank note engraving and
~ R:ooao'y the most expensive specimen Of
0eton 'eP"''
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-04
Gray Hair, Baldnes, Dandruff, any
Disease Of the Scalp. No discov
erv ran comDare with

Disease OF the scalp. NO dlscov
cry can compare with
sLoudop" "Haiv Color RestoreS'
London" TME wONLDs ..llSr Color Restorer'
London GREAT ssnair Color Restorer'
.London" REMEDY ..iIair Color Restsrsr'
1t ~ Not n Dye.
1-It will restore gray hair to IL original color.
2-N will make itgfSv On b Id hcsds.
at will restore the NATURAL secrssions.
At wll remove I'll dxndurf and itching.
BIT will make the hair soft. glossy and flexible.
Cit will pr serve the original color ~ old age.
Tt will prev ent the hair from falog on.
SIT will cure ali disease Of ths scaiv.
7 op.lon Hair Color Restoros and dressing.
s...,.. S.ss %.: s;''''s =. ss.s ..
Resforss Grdy.lYa6 10 Dvs. x'rsrenfs Bdlfness
Reaores Gray H0tr Prevents Rdldness
wARaAsrGD-The only aitested Article that win abso-
u,esy without exception. the hair original
color and beauty ing grow uAere has fallen o.
or become thin.
Remember II b complete within itself; no washing
DIRE sing. accompaniment Of kind being required
The hair is renovated and restored TO
its original coos sotness and bsauty, without the appl-
cation Of any iuss 81 substances. II entirely different
from the many articles that have been Issued from time
70 time. and il the only known Res,oIer Of Color and
perfect Har Dressing combined II is decaely rerfun
ed and can be applied BY the hand soft brush -
does not stain the 81 in or the finest linen.
Price Is cents per bottle six bottles a. Sold bv
DR.. swayne Son. $40 North Sixth ST., Phia.
E. BALLORD. Druggist Davenport
feb17-dnon wed 1 sat LORD SMITH Chicago.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-04
Price, only 50 cents q Bottle
The Florence Nightingale
Of the Nursery.
A BENErACFssESS.

The following il an extract from = letter writ
ten by the Rev. H. q Weiser to the German hc-
formed Aesenge, at Chamber sburg. Pa =
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-04

CINCINNATI, Oct. Maj Gen. Hooker
was married last night to Miss Olivia Gross
beck Of this city.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-04
SO0THIEGsSYRUp
= S ~.-. - ks.... s. g.
FOB CHILDREN TBBTHING.

which grossly isdlitstss ~ process q tssthing.
BY softening the gums, reducing ell in6smasions,
vidsihy ALL PAIN spd spasmodie sstiOs, andis
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-04

INIT on SIX Industrious boys can nnd con.
t start employment and good wages q the Dc.
venpcrt WOODEN Factofy. JOAs SAftLDS,
oet9- ~ etsfs3eess.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-04

HyHAT ELEGANT TWO STORY BRICK
i reeidence - Third Street, between Brady
~ lain. owned and occuDied BY H " Mitehs;sg
Il nov offered for sale q bargain. The houss
Il therouehlr 6nishca in nodern style, snA
among the best located in the city.
+ For Particulars enquire Of s1.,g
apr3du yOSAVA BUkR
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-09-19
TBRMs OF ADVERPIsTNg,
THE NORFOLK POST

Offers the best terms to ApvEETisrrs, and its prices will
,lways correspond with the general advertising rassiu
,ther cities.
TWELVE LINES or less will constitute = square.
For a single insertion per square n DOLLAR will b.
charged, an for each subsequent insertion INVENT
FIVE CENT .
Merchants, Auctioneas and all Others who adysrtiso
regularly. and occupy one-fourth of a column or more cau
make special terms, and will receive a liberal deduction.
Business Cards, FIVE DOLLARS per month or FIFTY Dol
LARS per year.
All transient advertisements payable in adyance--sli
others monthly.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-09-19
BUSINESS NOTICES.
EOLGER, CARTWRIGHT & CO.,
NER
Auction and Commission Merchants,
No. % UNDERWATER STREET,
NORFOLK, VIRGINIA.

LIBERAL ADVANCES MADE ON C0NSIGNMENTS
N DUCKS RETURNS GUARANTEED.
We have AGENTS In New York, Philadelphia, Boston
and Baltimore, for the sale of
REAL ESTATE,
and are prepared TO make LIBERAL arrangements with
parties putting REAL ESTATE in our hands.
We are also prepared to have lands surveyed and plots
made, Deeds drawn, Titles traced, &c.
Highest Market prices paid for PRODUCE, such as
COTTON, CORN FLAXSEED, TAR, RAGS, &c, &C.
Sales of MERCHANDISE, REAL STATE, FURNI
TURE, &C., &C., attended to promptly in City and Coun
try.
Also Agents for the AMERICAN EMIGRANT co.
FOLGER, CARTWRIGHT 4 CO.,
sep4-tf % Wide Water street.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-09-19
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
DEOPLE,S LINE5FOR NEWBERN
AND III

INTERIOR OF NORTH CAROLINA!
CARRYING THE UNITED STATES MAIL.
THE ONLY AND ENTIRELY NEW ROUTE.
The Steamers of this line will leave mail wharf, Norfolk
for Newbern. on the arrival of the boats from Baltimore
on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays.
Returning. will leave Newbern Tuesdays, Thursday,
and Saturdays, connecting with railwaysior doldsborough,
Raleigh, Weldon, Beaufort, Morehead City and Whining
ton.
The various lines of Railways are nearly all completed
in the State Of North Carolina, and passengers will have
little or no difficulty in reaching their destination on any
of the lines of Railway.
The boats are of the first class, and commanded by men
of experience. who will see ne pains spared to make pas
g., myers comfortable.
Being entirely an Inland Route, ii will be found far more
pleasant than by a sea route.
Ry-Freight taken at Low Rates.
For further information, apply to
W. c. EDWARDS,
Roanoke Island, n. c.
Gpo Oyupv Nawharp N q. Nv l-tf
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-09-19
TRAVELLERS, GUIDE.
NEW YORK AND VIRGINIA

NEW YORK AND VIRGINIA
STEAMSHIP COMPANY, REGULAR LINE.
MOST PLEASANT, RELIABLE AND COMFORTABLE
ROUTE.
The hne, commodiou and powerful Steamships,
Y A o o,
1900 TONS RURTHEN, CAPT. GEO. W. COUCH,
AND
G r E o l. E,
1900 TONS BURTHEN. CAPTAIN JOHN THOMPSON,
VIII leave Smiths Wharf, Town Point, for New York.
every TUESDAY and SATURDAY evening, at 5 o'clock
Returning, will leave New York from Pier q, North
River, every SATURDAY and WEDNESDAY, at IL M.
Passage and Fare, with superior state room accommo-
dations, $12 90.
For freight or passage, apply to
G. HEINEKEN 4 PALM0RR,
Agents, New York
JIM. SMITH & BRO, Agents, Town Point, Norfolk.
aug At
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1865-07-20
A Rare Chance.

EOR Sale or rent, an excellent Farm Of
Il $50 acres situated 6 miles below CALI
polls, one and half miles from the Ohio
River in Mason county W. Va, about 20
acres are in q high state Of cultivation, en-
bracing 90 acres In corn, s acres in meadow,
the remaining 40 acres in good timothy pas
ture Of three years standing, the balance in
excellent timber, such as Pine, Oak. and
Poplar. the whole finely Eatered by springs,
and running water, and substantial fencing.
The buildings are good, there is an orchard
Of "A bearing apple trees Of fine fruit, the
location is healthy and pleasant, there. IL a
township school-hOuse on the premises, also
. county road running through the, fam. The
timber will pay expenses, and double the
amount Of money asked for the farm. Win
sell cheap or rent for five ysars. For terms,
apply to John T. Daigh, on the premises or
G. p. T. Moore, Pt., Pleasant w. Va. Come
enc come all, and look at the property. Pay
ments easy. -
July 20, 1865. aac 3.fDl or 80
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1865-07-20
DIED.,

At his residence in Addiaon township on
the sth inst, AUGUSTUS 8. GUTHRlE, aged
about 69 years. -. Le5r.1 .selr
In the death Of MR. GUTHRIE our county has
lost one Of her best citizens and society a
valuable member. His kindness Of heart,
genial disposition, and urbsne manners, en-
deared him to all his aequsintanees. Upright
IN his dealings, always acting under a firm,
and conscientious view Of the right, and only
governed by q sense Of duty, he has left be-
hind him reputation for strict integrity and
purity, seldom equallel and never exeelled.
In his immediate neighborhood his loss will
long be felt. 2 ..'
As loyal devoted patriot his efforts in be-
half Of the Union were unceasing- Bis care
and anxiety for the welfare Of or sick and
wounded soldiers, knew no limits Time and
means were freely given to that cause which
was nearest his heart. He lived long enough
to see bis hopes Of the nstion's safety crowned
with. success. He could truly say snow
Lord let thy servant depart in peace" His
end was peace He died as he had lived, an
example to those who survive him, Of all that
is noble or praiseworthy in man.. He knew
his duty, and he did it well. The large
circle Of friends and relatives who now mourn
his loss, mourn net as those without hope, for
while bowed down with their deep sorrow,
they have the assurance that their loss is his
gain, and whilst memory drops tear. it also
recalls the many noble virtues Of the de-
parted and gives rise TO the earnest prayer
may ''our last end be ike his.'il 2 Ed. G
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1865-07-20

R The Copperhead press gener-
ally throughout the North, are of
opinion that the conspirators lately
hung at Washington, should have
been indicted and tried before a ciyi
tribunal. Ifthey had been SO tried,
the chances of escape would have
been ten to one in their favor. The
rightof trial BY jury is an inestimable
enc, but it very frequently serves to
screen criminals from punishment,
particularly where the death penalty
is Involved. Mrs. Surratt if tried
before civil court might have es-
capped death and very. probably
would yetreeeiyed short term of
imprisonment. The natural antipa-
thy of, men who eepmefiy make
up our jufies, to the taking away Of
the life of 8 fellow man, Is too fire.
queptly intensifisd by eeansel, and
very often by the court, 70 render
impartial justice to criminals Mill
tary tribsnals, composed of intelli-
gent men, who are controlled more
bya stern sense of daty, than the
compassionate promptiHgs of human
ityi are best qualified to carry out the
intentions Of the law, and. visit upon
offenders the due reward Of their
crimes The offence of these CON
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1865-07-20

spirators was not merely against the
person of Mr.. Lincoln. It wasi
against the military power Of the ma
ton, and indeed against the life OF
the nation itself. They hoped by.
their appalling crime, TO throw the
nation INTO anarchy and confusions
out of which through the aid Of Nor
thern Copperheads, The recognition
of the South might be obtained 1t
Was done wholly in aid of the militia
~ power of JEFF. Davis; Being
therefore q military offense they were
properly tried before military
court, legally convicted and most
righteously executed, Il is to be
hoped that Jeff. Davis and his co.
conspiraters will be tried before g
similar court, coaposed OF men who
from actual personal experience,
have afull knowledge Of his guilt.
And just here, is the key to the pres
ent anxiety of the Copperhesds. that
with the executions Of last Friday,
the trials of civil offenses by military
commissions will forever cease
They see in the future, def. Davis
dangling from the same "sour apple
tree. q And here lies the rub. Could
they bat succeed in having him
brought before a, jury one half of
whom might be Copperheads, Sons
of Liberty or knights of the Golden
Circle, his escape from an Infamous
death would be almost certsin. JyS.
But all their cant about military
courts wfll be of no avail. Their
beau ideal Of high toned Southern
gentleman, is on the highroad to the
gaiiows. All the Copperheads out
side of that country made for rebels,
cannot prevent or stay his progress.
Their efforts in that behalf may
greatly accelerate it. 1t is there
fore desirable they should continue
them, SO long as military courts are
held which we hope may be the case
until the last rebel leader has found
his rights, and the last Copperhead
has ceased TO wriggle on the earth.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1865-07-20
MARRIED.

p On Wednesday morning 9 o'clock, June
2sth. at the residence of the brides Mother,
New Richmond Ohio, by the Rev. NJ. P.
Jamison, Ma. W. F. FERARD of Gallipolis Ohio.
and Miss LEw LISDsEr,-attended by G. L.
Moore of Moscow, and Miss Ruthie A. Nash
Of Amelia. " 5g UCofs g.i
At the Dufour House in this City, July 18th,
by Rev. r. Breare. Nh. GRANVILLE G.. Wells,
and Miss AVN NJ. BEAUcHANr, both of West
Virginia. .-, .a.--r
June 29th, by Rev J. W. Mccormick, Mr..
JAMES W. LEvrs Of the 7th Va, Cavalry, and
Mss MARGARET " SYDENsrRIcKER.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1865-07-20
DIR, J. D. RAY

nFFERS his professional services to the
" citizens Of Patriot, and the adjacent re-
gion. His remedies for the cure Of diseases
are generally those Of the Electie Reformed
Botanic System Of Practice. lie furnishes
such choice specifics and herbal remedits, and
makes such Prescriptions, as are adapted to
the relief nd cure Of call mann'r of sickness
and disease" to which human nature is liable.
He neither bleeds nor blisters, nor visits a
patient except in extraordiRarY cases. Suclr
has been his practice hitherto, and to this
course he will rigidly adhere.
To the efficacy Of his remedies many per
sons in Mason county Virginia. and also in
several ports of Gallia county, Ohio, can
abundaptly testify. With pleasure tho pub
lie are referred to the testimonials Of the justly
celebrated DIR A. G. Hall.
July 20, IS65.-Iw.